https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/92fac07cda831bfcbeae4196f6e32eb5.pdf 459b172ccfd6f767f4bed77d45bc76d2 PDF Text Text • .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 . Se~el Gonchar), Tbemen satd. "We've got a lot of speed and a lhreat oomins from different lines, 50 if they want 10 concenttare 011 one line we have odlrz lines thll cando some damage a well. They' ve !01 some quality players, some world o1au players, but we've p sOme, too. So I tbink it's g~ to be an eJtci~ series." . Summer nu. . llrii1IIIMII! 11em an iiCI in lllingabuddylf 2 mt II t&ICCM rtealntO t 12 a jaiiiC81'11111p• I •tlllligni of htllt "'-de not gO .....!liltictd. • 'lnlidt ·during . . day,Mtp ............ and b1i111£ ell d. Utuir wodiloning l•.e-;.ttwohalnper day In llirOCMICIIIallingan lignilcallllly • Alduoe 1lle ritk<lf·h tllt fi'III d llnlill. . • Flinullould onlit~e 1M lu w:•' 11 ~ n10m. Blow hot airoula window will • fin during 1lle day, and blow in ccclef air at ~ • Tala lliiOI (not lcf cold) bl?ha or lhou... 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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 • �. I Page.A2 .The Daily Sentinel ..• Thursday, May 22, 2008 .. American Air6nes to chatge for -·first checked bag ' ·. .· .. • frequent-flier program or Bv ·AD'IIl Sai ff)l( people 'traveling overseas. AP IIUSlNBSS WRITEJI . Cany-on bags. popular . NEW YORK - Never wid! business travelers on mind lhe free hanch. Almost overnight trips, will mnain I!Oihing is oomplimentary free. · . on airlines .a nymore, 110t even w1w many passengers consider a simple necessity: a single checked bag. Under a plan 3liiiOUIICed ~y by American Aidines; pasSCIJ8ln already "This is not going to apply ... to the people who can most ;dford it, ·t he business tt:aveler," said Bob Harrell of New Yoik-basod travel and aviation oonsulting fum Harrell Associates. "It's roR:red · to J!3Y extJ:a for going to be the poor scluno, amenities like earphones. the vacation traveler, wbo meals and even snacks wiU ends up paying tbese fees.'' have to pay $15 to check a American also said it is basic piece of baggage. . · raising fees for a niiDlbet of Some other caniel:s are other services. including already charging for extra those to transport pets and legroom in exit rows. cb.eck oversized luggage. What's next? The airline last month . · "Pay toilets in die roach agreed to join otber major ,... piiCIID cabin maybe," joked longtime carriers in ohaJ:ging $25 fur . A gas tanker truck flies by a gas station price sign in P0111and, Ore., Wedneschy. Crude oil prices shot past a staggering airline ronsultaot Mike Boyd. a second checked bag. But airline ·e xecutiv-e s lhat means ~ ~y of . $132 a barrel by midday Wednesday on the New Volt Men:antile Exchange. . · · aren 'I laughing. · and other four. with each · membQr carriers refused to rule out checking two bags, must . similar fees to srow luggage now spend an additional in'lhe cargo hold. $320 justro gel their luggage American Airlines' plan is to and from a destination. ~of a 1arg« effat by die · "I think .that it's oulnlinduwy to find new ways to geous," said Billlbompsoo improve revenue in the face 0f New York as he w.aited to of soaring fuel prioes and a boaFd a flight at LaGwudia ~economy. The .airAirport. "Yoo get dJe gas boors elec1ronic trading. 1be .a gaiJon 0f regular gas rose ment to shore up the doHar, lines antil:ij Ml a multibil- surtax, . you get ali these BY JOHN WI..BJ AP BUSINESS WRITER settlemeiu prit;e lll8rlred 0.7 rent overnight 10 a reooid or an announcement ~ the lion-dollar ioss Uris year, even haAAagc fees ... If s awful~ crude's l~st ooe-<lay price $3.807 a gallon, aooording to Federal Reserve won t cut befure oil's latest spike abGve other passeagers were • NEW YORK advance since March 26. a survey of stations by AAA mterest rates ftu1her, oould , $130 a barrel Wednesday. resigned to the fact that fly. Runaway oil prices. blew Investors seized on the imd dJe Oil Price Information also reverse the ~pward · Still, the latest .cffol1 ing will continue to get past $130 a barrel for the inventory repart · to boost Service. Prices are 60 ceats momeotum, Flynn S31~ r.w: could be a tough sell with more expensive. · first time Wednesday and prices Wednesday, but higher than a year ago. and cuts tend to weaken the dol- passengers. "It wouldn't. stop me from kept going, while gai;oline traders interested in pushing many forecasters believe Jar. On W~nesday, ~Fed "It's ridiculous," said traveling ... It's better tban prices persisted in their own prices higher are increasing- . they'll hit $4 on a national released II~ll!utes of tts most . L,Juise Schum, a 23-year- having to keep increasing tbe relentless climb, · rising ly picking and cboosing basis at some point over the recent ~~g that i~ the old srudeo.t from ~boat, fares," said Sheryl B~ ·a bove $3.80 a gallon. whicb news they wish to pay .next Ol01I1h. tmpresston It s not mclined Colo.• on a 10-hour layover 58, an insurance underwriter Supply worries, rising attention to, analysts say. "That's a fait accompli at to c~t mterest. rate~ further. at Miami lntematioll"al from Woodstock, Ga., who demand and a slumping dol. "Even if dlls report w.as this po1nt," said Linda Still, the pnce dlft'ereooes ~: "Cha~Eing foi- lug- was in Miami en route to lar are conspiring to make bearish, with the momentum Rafield, senior oil analy~ at · betwee~ the current, July is the .cutoff line." · Key West, Aa. : filling up l!b.e .car - :and the way it is right now. it Platts, the energy research critde oil. co~traot and ~- · ·Fort Wonb, Te~ "H they start charging f0r paying for just about every- wouldn't matter," said Phil armofMoGJ:aw,.HiiJCos. tracts fur deli~ety ofoil ·a_n ~ anJl111111(¥111 1be carry.,ons. then that would ·t hing else- a growing bur· Flynn, an analyst at Alamo Prices aFe already thai later months_ signal a pQSSJ- llh:m!!lc a lhe bme' it be going over lbe line,"· den for Americans. Trading Corp. in Chicago. high in many patts of die ble correeuoo., « :&barp said it would slash apacity Bennett said, altbough sbe With gas and oil prices setCrude prices first passed country, and the number of pri_ce dowlltilm, . at some aJ)d n:are at &east 75 older, acknowledged that tiJiers are ting new records on a daily $130 overnight on ooncenis stations charging $4 or pmnt., Rafield sa~.d. Many ~ planes. Q:md "SDJCk unless we swt tatbasis, many · analysts are about demand and a w~ more rises each day. Prices analys~ have .1011~ :argued kpey, dwrnnan :and cbief ing dJe train or the bwi.n ~ beginning to wonder whether doUar. Analysts say cn'de ··• DeMing $5 a gaHoo in that pnces bave nseo well e~veofAmcricanpatill American is the frrst anyll;!in~ can stop ·prices has been boosted inn:u21l ptsofAlask.a. ·~y?Dd levels :that an be · AMRCorp.• saiddleindnwy major .c aniertocllargefora from rismg. There are techni- days hy esperially· II110Dj; • . ' niesel fuel rose 1.9 oents JUStified by Sl'fP1Y and canoot withsllmd slcy-hi,gh oi! single bag, but it is 1101 ,libe cal si~s in the futures mar- demand for diesel m ·O .in• to its own recoro of $4..558 cJcmand ftmd•_mo nuts. plioes and must lind ways to only U.S. airline to do so. ket, mcluding price differ- where power plants in~- a ~n Wednesday. Ri~>ing -It's v~ di~( to call cover rising oosts. last June, low~cost cani~ ences between near-term and areas are running despaalle- pnoes of diese~ used to when thts 1s go';D£ to hapTravelers are likely to see Spirit Airlines said it would longer-term oontracts, that ly short of coal and cettain ll'ansport m0st consumer ~· b~t when ,it ll_:appens, otber carriers follow suit, begin charging $5 for tbe crude may soon fall But earthquake-hit regions are and . mdustrial goods, are II s ~omg to ~ .q mck and assuming .the change fust bag when booking with demand tor oil growing relying on diesel genennors sencfu1g prices of food and ugly, Flynn said. · . becomes pa:manent. online, or $10 otherwi~. in the develop!nll world, and fur power. · many other goods higher. In other _Nyme.: lAding, '7hey'_re always ~~ ro Spirit's online clw)ge fc:--me little end in sight to .supply The doHar, meanwhile, ·. 1bcrc are signs that high June gasoline fututa rose be lookillg for addillonal first p1oce of luggage ts set problems in producing coun- weakemd against the euro prices are cutting de~d 9.21 centli . to settl~ . at ways" to llllke money, said to rise to $10 nellit month. : tries such as Nigeria, few Wednesday. Investors see for gasoline, .which fell · $3.3965 a -g~Uon .after nsmg ~eidl, who monitors the With American Jeadinjl analysts are willi1lg to call an hard commodities such as oil. · slighdy over die past four to a tradmg rcoord . of · · indusuy _ for Calyon the way amonfi!:jor camend 10 crude's rally. as a bcdgc against inflation weeks and has been mostly $~.4081, and June he•liDg Securities. "Customers want other air. will be Oil's Wednesday I'lllly was and a weak dollar and pour lower since January. ~- oil futures rose 13.34 cents . low lidrd prices, and they tempt«l to impose bagg~ fed in part by a report fiDm into die aude futores marlret ing to EIA data. Only seri- to settle ~t $3.9084 a gal!on :l1eeiD willing to pay for cma . charges, roo. the Energy Department's when the greenback falls. A ous ~demand destruetlon," a after setttng a new ~ !ICil'\'iocs." "We are· acmany seriousl:y Energy Information • weak dollar also· makes oil jump in supplies from record of $3.9187. 1be acJdM bag~age tee · studying . it," said Robin Administration; which said less e~nsive to buyers N'Jgeria or Ollher oil producJ uoe natordl gas ful!ums :amounts m a fare mcrease, Urbanski, a s,potcswoiWUl crude inventories fell by dealing m other c~ncies. ing nations or a jump in rose 27.5 cents to SC?ttile .at :aoc1 it CIOIDCS 011 rop of a for United Airlines, .1he secmore than 5 million barrels Many investors believe gasoline output cby U .S. $11.64 per l,~cubtc ·s eriesofticlcetpriceincrcas- ond-biggest U.S. carrier. The last week. Analysts had . the • dollar's protracted refinecs could stop prices . The EIA satd gasoline es and fuel. surcharges the Chicago-based airline has oot expected a modest increase. decline over the past year from continuing 10 rise, mventones also fell ~d jndusl!y ~m~; pusbed through yet decided whether it would Ligh~ sweet ct'ude fur July has been l:h,e most signifi- Rafield said. There is little too~ ~ marke~ by s~~· in m:1CI¢ months. Bm it is matoh the fee, she added delivery rose $4.19 to settle at cant facror behind oil's rise sign d!at demand will fall while mventones of distil- .a lso die industry equivalent No other caniers immedi.$133.17 a barrel on the New from about $66 a barrel a · anytime soon in fast-grow- lates, wh!ch mclude heating of a trial balloon that .couJd ately aimounced plans to :York Mercantile Exchange, · year ago to today's highs. ing China, India and the oil and dieselfuel., rose less pop bcfCl!I'C it gets to!> far off match the fee. But like ·but prices rose as high as At the pump, meanwhile, · Middle East, she said. than analysts surveyed by tbe ground. United, not all ruled it out : ~135 .04, up $6.06, in after- lhe average natiooal price of A move by the govem- Platts had e:x,pected. "There comes a time either. . when the nickel-and1liniing With energy prices climbstarts to be annoying,n Boyd ing. "all options for reducing American's ptan. • BY ELAINE KURTENBACH Augustbecanscofdlequake. the Games. . mainly seen on Chinese- · many domestic passep.gcrs Tad Hutcheson, viae presiASSOCIATED PREss WRITER So far, the torCh bas bad a Organizers initially resist- language Web sites and Who buy tickets after June dent of marlceting and sates smooth relay in mainland ed changes in the relay, blogs; prompted organizers 14willbavempay$15each for AirTran Airways: "As . NINGBO. China - The Ori.na, unintmupted by the which oorporate sponsors to adjust details of the relay. way for the first piece of bags add weight to die .airplympic torch resumed its protests over Tibet and have paid' millions of dol- Some legs of the run were checked luggage. The fee craft and bwn more fuel, jt journey through China on human rights that dogged . Iars to fund. shortened and donations for does not apply to passen- may get to the point ... whete :Thursday after a three--day pans of its international tour. But public pressure for a victims have been collected .·gers who pay fuU-price fur cbeoking bags is unbiindiCd But organizers scaled mOOilorium on the event, along the way. · licUits. elite members 0fits from 1he .airfare." ·period:ofnational mourning :.t0r victims of the countty's down the celebratOI)', tri'devastating earthquake. umpham tone of the relay : The torch relay resumed after the 7. 9 magnitude ·:at a container pon in eastern earthquake that struck ceoChina's seaport city 'of tral Ol.ina on May 12. flat,Ningbo. It will travel tening entite communities . . ·through the city and across Caporale spoosors sudb as :the Hangz.hou Bay bridge to COca-ColaandChineseoom:Jiaxing. put« l1lllker Leoovo Corp. A ceremony was held were also back: displaying before the relay began on a their logos Thursday. .;dock under a -giant crane in The torch relay last.stopped :the port, with a minute of . in Hangzhou. a soeoic aty 10 ·silence for the victims and the west of Ningbo. 7:00pm to 8:45 pm :millions of people left Organizers combined two Holldav tnn -homeless by the earthquake. days d events in Ntngb0 and State At 7N · The crew of the MSC Rita Jiaxing. but it was unckw :Watched from their ship, euctly bow its route through :which blew its born to' signal the rest of Orina wOI,IId be .the end of the ceremony. adjusted 10 make up fOI' the :flags, which were at half- delay Ibis week. :staff during the mourning China's leadership bas Roy SlripW.g (f41dn. TX) lost99 ~~~s;~fl~uttered~~in the wind. sought to use.the Olympics, lbJ ill 8 - * s; £/ailw ,..,.,.,.. ~ later in which begin Aug. 8 in .Oil prices pass $135 after ·.. ·report ofsupply drop p. ers, fe.et 'Q l : · ympic torch relay to resunie eai1Jl u3kJ ·• r q · e moummg afte . wid• .HYPNOSIS ::s :do!:!~~,:;; s.ait• 1~ Written Guarantee Gamaoul Thursdllr.-28 sn (Liverpool. NY) lost 130 lb• ill 11 the :COUOuy 's "'""tlu: DmbW Kersh (Ft 11'""'TX) /ost6J lbs ill J -Its; Jeff commerCial cen- :rer of Shanghai . rally national unity. . Also Thursday, 01 ympics torch .relay, which has trav;urganizers announced that eled to aU corners of the :·the Sichuan province leg of globe and to tbe top of :.!he relay bad been shifted Mount Everest, ha_s 1'~'\Yed a from mid-June to early aucial role in lhe buildup to II I • /'tMX'tri ((irolui.Juttctiolc. 00) lo<l 50 lbs; IJ01ma JlliC9<>tt ~ WNioltJS&;,J 11111f0.• CLIP ' ' _.,.~ ....... . _ • ·nte Daily Sentinel • •' BvmEBEND . ~ageA3 Thursday, May 22, 2oo8 Community Calendat ANNIE'S MAILBOX 'Frierid' is · exploiting sympathy Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors II :30 a.m. at the district office, 3310 I Thursday, May 22 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. POMEROY -American. SYRACUSE - · Meigs Cancer Society Meigs <A>unty Board of MRDD, County Taskforce, nooJJ, regular meeting, 4 p.m., Pomeroy Library, · lunch Carleton School. Monday, May 26 provided. TUPPERS PLAINS - . POMEROY - Veterans VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., at Service Commission, 9 halt a.m:, 117 Memorial Dr., HARRISONVILLE Pomeroy. Harrisonville senior . citi" zens, II a.m., Presbyterian ~irthdays Church, blood · ·pressure cneck.s taken, pot I uck Sunday, May lS &en'ed afterwards. SYRACUSE - Phyllis · Harris B.aker 's 80th birth· ...."&3 day will be celebrated with a j>arty from I to 3 p.m. Thursday, May 22 Sunday at the Syracuse POMEROY - . Meigs <A>mmunity Center. Clubs and organizations Tuesday, June 3 MIDDLEPORT - The Rev. O ' Dell Manley will celebrate his 80th birthday on June 3. Cards may oo senttohim 'at 160 Beech St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. Run Road, Pomeroy, May 23 ilirough May 25, 7 p.m. each evening. The church is located 1.7 miles off S.R . 124 toward Rutland. FQr more information contact · Pastor Emmett A. Rawson. LANGSVILLE -Special services will be held at !:be House healing Ministries at Langsville, May 23, 24, and 25 featuring Theopholis and Valatie Jones of Wmston Salem, N.C. \ show some class and insist on splitting expenses when you meet a guy for lunch, · Dear Annie: My husband dinner or an evening out. "and I recently tumed 60 and . I'm trying to be honest celebrated our 40th wed- here, so don't shoot the Friday, May 23 -ding anniversary. We both messenger. Unless you are a POMEROY - Calvinwprlr; full time. young, hot supermodel, Pilgrim Chapel, State Route Lately, a lovely young don't expect a free lunch.. 143, revival services contin· woman whom my husband Great-looking women .can uing through Sunday. ~considers "just a friend" has gel away witb persuading Evanglist Rev. Rollin , been visitio.g him at hi~ men to part with all their Mitchell; special singing ·plaoe of business and cat!- money, but not everyone. nightly. Pastor Charles Monday, May 26 : mg frequently on his cell I'm old enough to look . RACINE -Memorial McKenzie. . POMEROY - · Revival Day Services at Racin:e· · pbone. She confides in .him beyond appearance, but you ,;~bout her rocky relatiooship need to use some common Chuc]> American Legion Post 602, services with witb her boyfriend, cries on sense. If yOU have a great . Holsinger, evangelist, will 9:30 a.m., guest · speaker bis shoulder when things sense of humor, are well be held at the Faith Valley James E. Corbitt, refreshdon't work OUt, and has read and can Carty OD a Tabernacle Church, Bailey ments after. ·even had him drive her to stimulating conversation, I \'arious doctor appoint- would love to meet you. •inents. She has family in However, I have reached ·town, so I don't understand .the point that I will not take her need to involve him so a ~hance on a blind date, Thelma Henderson had · much in her life. She is very dropping 30 or 40 bucks on ALFRED Sarah ·Lim. a deaooness in misBarringer read the poem, needy and a real drama someone .I way discover I Caldwell presented a pro- sions from Highland, Colo., "Th~re are Secrets at My the mission report from ·queen, but .e vidently my don'tintendtoseeagain.- gram ·about "Flowers ofdle fortheprayercalendarbirth- · House,'' about child abuse. "Response" magazine, "The ·husband likes it. 1ired of Payillg · Bible" . duririg the l'ecent day card, which all signed. The speaker from the chil- Beauty of a Volunteer." The . ·. 1 think this behavior is Dear Tired: We can meeting of the Alfred Janice Weber will .have the dren •s home at · report was about Daneth · inappropriate and could understand why you don't United Methodist Women, next month's birthday card. Worthington spoke of this Htm, a volunteer at the United Methodist Mission lead to something . more want to spring for every held at the church. The president presented at the spring retreat. serious. My husband says first ·d ate, and we agree ·t hat Eight mem~rs attended. the group with two certifiBarringer also discussed in Cambodia (MMC). Sbe be is like a father ro her: We women smoul.d offerto ·split Thelma Henderson gave the cates she received at the the restructuring of the did this to strengthen her , have a grown daughter and the bill. It is especially blessing and President Mary FoothiUs . District UMW Cooperative Parish and read spirituality and to gain experience and today works -son, and he never toot this important for women not to Jo Barringer served the Spring Retreat, for fulfilling some of the new by-Jaws. much interest in them. !iv.e the impression that meal Barringer opened the the re9.uirements( for FiveDuring Barringer's pro- as a MMC Women's Desk ' ShOuld 1 be wOIJ)'ing? _ they are beholden in any mee~g with all members . Star Gtving for 2007, and gram, members read scrip- secretary. She is supporting Jl..ddi- Calf. . way because some men reading The UMW Pwpo~- the other was for becoming ture about flowers and herself and her sister, who is . ._,fiM,M c: Probably. misinlelptel ~ 6:ee meaJ ·as There were 80 friendship a Gold Mission Today unit. plants, and Caldwell told attending the university. The next meeting wttb be Your husband hils made a down payment oo JieX. calls reported. Secretary s . Kits for the Festival of how they were used at that himsC1t ve.y liUlncnlble to .. Instead of :risking . an ' and treasurer's reports were · Sharing were discus.sed and time. weber read a poem, June I 0 with Cary Frith Ibis · ~ wOIIllll,' and she ·expensive lunch or dinner, approved. . · · . the group talked about col- "Little Things," to end the doing the program and Osie Follrod . . is ·eKploiln1g it. He enjoys· meet for coffee. Even a $7 Helen Wolf ptcked KumJa lecting items for soldiers. program. ·being d!e hero, eSpecially la~ shouldn't • break the ~----------------------------------BY KATHY IIILCiC I AND MARCY SUGAR · Church events of Other events . Pub6c mee.-;.,.m,_ UMW. - is~~~~ml~~= ~an~:i~~rth~~ . a powrler keg. He ·may . feeling rna.t I believe be has no interest in ._, : In response · UDOI~ intimate relationship to all d!e saggestions for but it wOJI)dD't ltaK ~ what to call a man and a fu( ID' to cxinviaoe him odl- woman living together ·Uowisc, Tell bim togs oulof without the benefit of mar'F.an!;asyland bc:foo: IIC does riage, I'm ~mprised your Dntd•in.ghedceplyregrdl>. ~ d.idn t offer the fo1- . . · ..,._A ' :.J .m a nii:e low'~: "shackmates." The guy, '81111 rCaiOIJ- word ts derived, of oourse, ~ •w..t.liiL llliOR: bani fmm llhc.. once popular · ~ my money ·11111 by 110 exprcsl1ioo "shacking up." • AR*Jl ill the i,.;ufiOO - CsWII'IIia , consider )l)ytelf wealthy.' Dear Califonia: The WbidJ briqs me to the rea- derivaliion makes .p erfect llon for dJi5 ~ · . sense, but lhe.wmd reminds :. 1 bave been ·dil'OI'Cied. 1o0 us of ·tw.o beach bums sharyears, and Wring lhauime 1 il1g a hut. In I,.OOdon. bav.e been fixed up by Alurie'r JIJJiiiNa U: writfriCnds :&1111 met women · lea., ffttlli1 JlildWI.-tl , from dating services. M q SaftiT, ~ etli·Simply put. I have been Min of t1w AM 1.,1n7 ~ 1:0 find that special eohult4 " - " e •tril your Jomoo11e. It's fun to •meet ....Us-.ilwomen even · if we don't · · 11«, or wrik ·~"dick." However, I camiot lo: .t..ie'1 Maifloor, P.O. continue my bunt for love . &lx lltll90, Clticago, IL while picking up the tab f/J6ll. Te fillll olll MDn .e very lmle. . UIJIII A1111ie's Mllilbox, ·. You would do your read- , . IWid /ttlhU'es by odur .(male and female) a ser- Owltors Sy-dic«'t writers . vice if you wOuld encowage all4 cllr1o0Jiists! visit tJar: ·them ro share dJe cost of the Cret~~t~n · Sy•d.cate Web ·first date. Ladies, please 1t1te tllw-..ciWIOn:.co& mid-,_. .C::-.!: ers • flowers of the Bible Church celebrates with ·mother-daughter banquet . .. • . . , . MIDDLEPORT Stirring up God s Word" was the theme of the annual mol!her-<laughter banquet held reoently at the Vtctory Bapttst Chun:h._ . . A color scheme of pink and lilac ""!th table arrangements offtowerp<n ~ ~lh flow~ and wooden spoons With Btble v_erses m the pots ~ted the room. Thirty stx attended the dinner. Table arrangements were won by .Tammy Ball, Linda Bates, R!ta Buckley, Tammy McClellan. Kathryn King, Haley Musser, Lorraine Rath'bum, Lots ~wley_and Eli.sabeth Frans. Jack.ie Asmger was the speaker and Wanda Ashley was honored as Mother of the Year. ~ games were played, who traveled the farthest w~n by Amanda Creamer, who had the bighest heels · on won by Nancy Badran and who had the smallest purse won by Tma Frans. There was a ¢1 exchange bandied by Suzie Adkins wtth each woman-chosi1!g .a plant or gift to take 'home. Eachclilld was given a special gift: MusicwasplayedbyHelenlaneBrown as the women were bring seated. A piano solo, Amazing ,Grace, was played by Jc;ssica _Ashley. . . · Readmgs were gtven by Lots Hawley "The First Mot:Iiers Qay," Nancy Badran read "Paid in Full" and ~ne Rathburn . read "A Parents Prayer. Lmda Keesee . gave the closing prayer. · . . Honored moth· ers at the Victory Baptist Church mother-<laughter banquet were sealed, Mother of the year, Wanda Ashley; and left to right, special mothers, Nancy Badran, Tina Frans, and Amanda Creamer. �. I Page.A2 .The Daily Sentinel ..• Thursday, May 22, 2008 .. American Air6nes to chatge for -·first checked bag ' ·. .· .. • frequent-flier program or Bv ·AD'IIl Sai ff)l( people 'traveling overseas. AP IIUSlNBSS WRITEJI . Cany-on bags. popular . NEW YORK - Never wid! business travelers on mind lhe free hanch. Almost overnight trips, will mnain I!Oihing is oomplimentary free. · . on airlines .a nymore, 110t even w1w many passengers consider a simple necessity: a single checked bag. Under a plan 3liiiOUIICed ~y by American Aidines; pasSCIJ8ln already "This is not going to apply ... to the people who can most ;dford it, ·t he business tt:aveler," said Bob Harrell of New Yoik-basod travel and aviation oonsulting fum Harrell Associates. "It's roR:red · to J!3Y extJ:a for going to be the poor scluno, amenities like earphones. the vacation traveler, wbo meals and even snacks wiU ends up paying tbese fees.'' have to pay $15 to check a American also said it is basic piece of baggage. . · raising fees for a niiDlbet of Some other caniel:s are other services. including already charging for extra those to transport pets and legroom in exit rows. cb.eck oversized luggage. What's next? The airline last month . · "Pay toilets in die roach agreed to join otber major ,... piiCIID cabin maybe," joked longtime carriers in ohaJ:ging $25 fur . A gas tanker truck flies by a gas station price sign in P0111and, Ore., Wedneschy. Crude oil prices shot past a staggering airline ronsultaot Mike Boyd. a second checked bag. But airline ·e xecutiv-e s lhat means ~ ~y of . $132 a barrel by midday Wednesday on the New Volt Men:antile Exchange. . · · aren 'I laughing. · and other four. with each · membQr carriers refused to rule out checking two bags, must . similar fees to srow luggage now spend an additional in'lhe cargo hold. $320 justro gel their luggage American Airlines' plan is to and from a destination. ~of a 1arg« effat by die · "I think .that it's oulnlinduwy to find new ways to geous," said Billlbompsoo improve revenue in the face 0f New York as he w.aited to of soaring fuel prioes and a boaFd a flight at LaGwudia ~economy. The .airAirport. "Yoo get dJe gas boors elec1ronic trading. 1be .a gaiJon 0f regular gas rose ment to shore up the doHar, lines antil:ij Ml a multibil- surtax, . you get ali these BY JOHN WI..BJ AP BUSINESS WRITER settlemeiu prit;e lll8rlred 0.7 rent overnight 10 a reooid or an announcement ~ the lion-dollar ioss Uris year, even haAAagc fees ... If s awful~ crude's l~st ooe-<lay price $3.807 a gallon, aooording to Federal Reserve won t cut befure oil's latest spike abGve other passeagers were • NEW YORK advance since March 26. a survey of stations by AAA mterest rates ftu1her, oould , $130 a barrel Wednesday. resigned to the fact that fly. Runaway oil prices. blew Investors seized on the imd dJe Oil Price Information also reverse the ~pward · Still, the latest .cffol1 ing will continue to get past $130 a barrel for the inventory repart · to boost Service. Prices are 60 ceats momeotum, Flynn S31~ r.w: could be a tough sell with more expensive. · first time Wednesday and prices Wednesday, but higher than a year ago. and cuts tend to weaken the dol- passengers. "It wouldn't. stop me from kept going, while gai;oline traders interested in pushing many forecasters believe Jar. On W~nesday, ~Fed "It's ridiculous," said traveling ... It's better tban prices persisted in their own prices higher are increasing- . they'll hit $4 on a national released II~ll!utes of tts most . L,Juise Schum, a 23-year- having to keep increasing tbe relentless climb, · rising ly picking and cboosing basis at some point over the recent ~~g that i~ the old srudeo.t from ~boat, fares," said Sheryl B~ ·a bove $3.80 a gallon. whicb news they wish to pay .next Ol01I1h. tmpresston It s not mclined Colo.• on a 10-hour layover 58, an insurance underwriter Supply worries, rising attention to, analysts say. "That's a fait accompli at to c~t mterest. rate~ further. at Miami lntematioll"al from Woodstock, Ga., who demand and a slumping dol. "Even if dlls report w.as this po1nt," said Linda Still, the pnce dlft'ereooes ~: "Cha~Eing foi- lug- was in Miami en route to lar are conspiring to make bearish, with the momentum Rafield, senior oil analy~ at · betwee~ the current, July is the .cutoff line." · Key West, Aa. : filling up l!b.e .car - :and the way it is right now. it Platts, the energy research critde oil. co~traot and ~- · ·Fort Wonb, Te~ "H they start charging f0r paying for just about every- wouldn't matter," said Phil armofMoGJ:aw,.HiiJCos. tracts fur deli~ety ofoil ·a_n ~ anJl111111(¥111 1be carry.,ons. then that would ·t hing else- a growing bur· Flynn, an analyst at Alamo Prices aFe already thai later months_ signal a pQSSJ- llh:m!!lc a lhe bme' it be going over lbe line,"· den for Americans. Trading Corp. in Chicago. high in many patts of die ble correeuoo., « :&barp said it would slash apacity Bennett said, altbough sbe With gas and oil prices setCrude prices first passed country, and the number of pri_ce dowlltilm, . at some aJ)d n:are at &east 75 older, acknowledged that tiJiers are ting new records on a daily $130 overnight on ooncenis stations charging $4 or pmnt., Rafield sa~.d. Many ~ planes. Q:md "SDJCk unless we swt tatbasis, many · analysts are about demand and a w~ more rises each day. Prices analys~ have .1011~ :argued kpey, dwrnnan :and cbief ing dJe train or the bwi.n ~ beginning to wonder whether doUar. Analysts say cn'de ··• DeMing $5 a gaHoo in that pnces bave nseo well e~veofAmcricanpatill American is the frrst anyll;!in~ can stop ·prices has been boosted inn:u21l ptsofAlask.a. ·~y?Dd levels :that an be · AMRCorp.• saiddleindnwy major .c aniertocllargefora from rismg. There are techni- days hy esperially· II110Dj; • . ' niesel fuel rose 1.9 oents JUStified by Sl'fP1Y and canoot withsllmd slcy-hi,gh oi! single bag, but it is 1101 ,libe cal si~s in the futures mar- demand for diesel m ·O .in• to its own recoro of $4..558 cJcmand ftmd•_mo nuts. plioes and must lind ways to only U.S. airline to do so. ket, mcluding price differ- where power plants in~- a ~n Wednesday. Ri~>ing -It's v~ di~( to call cover rising oosts. last June, low~cost cani~ ences between near-term and areas are running despaalle- pnoes of diese~ used to when thts 1s go';D£ to hapTravelers are likely to see Spirit Airlines said it would longer-term oontracts, that ly short of coal and cettain ll'ansport m0st consumer ~· b~t when ,it ll_:appens, otber carriers follow suit, begin charging $5 for tbe crude may soon fall But earthquake-hit regions are and . mdustrial goods, are II s ~omg to ~ .q mck and assuming .the change fust bag when booking with demand tor oil growing relying on diesel genennors sencfu1g prices of food and ugly, Flynn said. · . becomes pa:manent. online, or $10 otherwi~. in the develop!nll world, and fur power. · many other goods higher. In other _Nyme.: lAding, '7hey'_re always ~~ ro Spirit's online clw)ge fc:--me little end in sight to .supply The doHar, meanwhile, ·. 1bcrc are signs that high June gasoline fututa rose be lookillg for addillonal first p1oce of luggage ts set problems in producing coun- weakemd against the euro prices are cutting de~d 9.21 centli . to settl~ . at ways" to llllke money, said to rise to $10 nellit month. : tries such as Nigeria, few Wednesday. Investors see for gasoline, .which fell · $3.3965 a -g~Uon .after nsmg ~eidl, who monitors the With American Jeadinjl analysts are willi1lg to call an hard commodities such as oil. · slighdy over die past four to a tradmg rcoord . of · · indusuy _ for Calyon the way amonfi!:jor camend 10 crude's rally. as a bcdgc against inflation weeks and has been mostly $~.4081, and June he•liDg Securities. "Customers want other air. will be Oil's Wednesday I'lllly was and a weak dollar and pour lower since January. ~- oil futures rose 13.34 cents . low lidrd prices, and they tempt«l to impose bagg~ fed in part by a report fiDm into die aude futores marlret ing to EIA data. Only seri- to settle ~t $3.9084 a gal!on :l1eeiD willing to pay for cma . charges, roo. the Energy Department's when the greenback falls. A ous ~demand destruetlon," a after setttng a new ~ !ICil'\'iocs." "We are· acmany seriousl:y Energy Information • weak dollar also· makes oil jump in supplies from record of $3.9187. 1be acJdM bag~age tee · studying . it," said Robin Administration; which said less e~nsive to buyers N'Jgeria or Ollher oil producJ uoe natordl gas ful!ums :amounts m a fare mcrease, Urbanski, a s,potcswoiWUl crude inventories fell by dealing m other c~ncies. ing nations or a jump in rose 27.5 cents to SC?ttile .at :aoc1 it CIOIDCS 011 rop of a for United Airlines, .1he secmore than 5 million barrels Many investors believe gasoline output cby U .S. $11.64 per l,~cubtc ·s eriesofticlcetpriceincrcas- ond-biggest U.S. carrier. The last week. Analysts had . the • dollar's protracted refinecs could stop prices . The EIA satd gasoline es and fuel. surcharges the Chicago-based airline has oot expected a modest increase. decline over the past year from continuing 10 rise, mventones also fell ~d jndusl!y ~m~; pusbed through yet decided whether it would Ligh~ sweet ct'ude fur July has been l:h,e most signifi- Rafield said. There is little too~ ~ marke~ by s~~· in m:1CI¢ months. Bm it is matoh the fee, she added delivery rose $4.19 to settle at cant facror behind oil's rise sign d!at demand will fall while mventones of distil- .a lso die industry equivalent No other caniers immedi.$133.17 a barrel on the New from about $66 a barrel a · anytime soon in fast-grow- lates, wh!ch mclude heating of a trial balloon that .couJd ately aimounced plans to :York Mercantile Exchange, · year ago to today's highs. ing China, India and the oil and dieselfuel., rose less pop bcfCl!I'C it gets to!> far off match the fee. But like ·but prices rose as high as At the pump, meanwhile, · Middle East, she said. than analysts surveyed by tbe ground. United, not all ruled it out : ~135 .04, up $6.06, in after- lhe average natiooal price of A move by the govem- Platts had e:x,pected. "There comes a time either. . when the nickel-and1liniing With energy prices climbstarts to be annoying,n Boyd ing. "all options for reducing American's ptan. • BY ELAINE KURTENBACH Augustbecanscofdlequake. the Games. . mainly seen on Chinese- · many domestic passep.gcrs Tad Hutcheson, viae presiASSOCIATED PREss WRITER So far, the torCh bas bad a Organizers initially resist- language Web sites and Who buy tickets after June dent of marlceting and sates smooth relay in mainland ed changes in the relay, blogs; prompted organizers 14willbavempay$15each for AirTran Airways: "As . NINGBO. China - The Ori.na, unintmupted by the which oorporate sponsors to adjust details of the relay. way for the first piece of bags add weight to die .airplympic torch resumed its protests over Tibet and have paid' millions of dol- Some legs of the run were checked luggage. The fee craft and bwn more fuel, jt journey through China on human rights that dogged . Iars to fund. shortened and donations for does not apply to passen- may get to the point ... whete :Thursday after a three--day pans of its international tour. But public pressure for a victims have been collected .·gers who pay fuU-price fur cbeoking bags is unbiindiCd But organizers scaled mOOilorium on the event, along the way. · licUits. elite members 0fits from 1he .airfare." ·period:ofnational mourning :.t0r victims of the countty's down the celebratOI)', tri'devastating earthquake. umpham tone of the relay : The torch relay resumed after the 7. 9 magnitude ·:at a container pon in eastern earthquake that struck ceoChina's seaport city 'of tral Ol.ina on May 12. flat,Ningbo. It will travel tening entite communities . . ·through the city and across Caporale spoosors sudb as :the Hangz.hou Bay bridge to COca-ColaandChineseoom:Jiaxing. put« l1lllker Leoovo Corp. A ceremony was held were also back: displaying before the relay began on a their logos Thursday. .;dock under a -giant crane in The torch relay last.stopped :the port, with a minute of . in Hangzhou. a soeoic aty 10 ·silence for the victims and the west of Ningbo. 7:00pm to 8:45 pm :millions of people left Organizers combined two Holldav tnn -homeless by the earthquake. days d events in Ntngb0 and State At 7N · The crew of the MSC Rita Jiaxing. but it was unckw :Watched from their ship, euctly bow its route through :which blew its born to' signal the rest of Orina wOI,IId be .the end of the ceremony. adjusted 10 make up fOI' the :flags, which were at half- delay Ibis week. :staff during the mourning China's leadership bas Roy SlripW.g (f41dn. TX) lost99 ~~~s;~fl~uttered~~in the wind. sought to use.the Olympics, lbJ ill 8 - * s; £/ailw ,..,.,.,.. ~ later in which begin Aug. 8 in .Oil prices pass $135 after ·.. ·report ofsupply drop p. ers, fe.et 'Q l : · ympic torch relay to resunie eai1Jl u3kJ ·• r q · e moummg afte . wid• .HYPNOSIS ::s :do!:!~~,:;; s.ait• 1~ Written Guarantee Gamaoul Thursdllr.-28 sn (Liverpool. NY) lost 130 lb• ill 11 the :COUOuy 's "'""tlu: DmbW Kersh (Ft 11'""'TX) /ost6J lbs ill J -Its; Jeff commerCial cen- :rer of Shanghai . rally national unity. . Also Thursday, 01 ympics torch .relay, which has trav;urganizers announced that eled to aU corners of the :·the Sichuan province leg of globe and to tbe top of :.!he relay bad been shifted Mount Everest, ha_s 1'~'\Yed a from mid-June to early aucial role in lhe buildup to II I • /'tMX'tri ((irolui.Juttctiolc. 00) lo<l 50 lbs; IJ01ma JlliC9<>tt ~ WNioltJS&;,J 11111f0.• CLIP ' ' _.,.~ ....... . _ • ·nte Daily Sentinel • •' BvmEBEND . ~ageA3 Thursday, May 22, 2oo8 Community Calendat ANNIE'S MAILBOX 'Frierid' is · exploiting sympathy Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors II :30 a.m. at the district office, 3310 I Thursday, May 22 Hiland Road, Pomeroy. POMEROY -American. SYRACUSE - · Meigs Cancer Society Meigs <A>unty Board of MRDD, County Taskforce, nooJJ, regular meeting, 4 p.m., Pomeroy Library, · lunch Carleton School. Monday, May 26 provided. TUPPERS PLAINS - . POMEROY - Veterans VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., at Service Commission, 9 halt a.m:, 117 Memorial Dr., HARRISONVILLE Pomeroy. Harrisonville senior . citi" zens, II a.m., Presbyterian ~irthdays Church, blood · ·pressure cneck.s taken, pot I uck Sunday, May lS &en'ed afterwards. SYRACUSE - Phyllis · Harris B.aker 's 80th birth· ...."&3 day will be celebrated with a j>arty from I to 3 p.m. Thursday, May 22 Sunday at the Syracuse POMEROY - . Meigs <A>mmunity Center. Clubs and organizations Tuesday, June 3 MIDDLEPORT - The Rev. O ' Dell Manley will celebrate his 80th birthday on June 3. Cards may oo senttohim 'at 160 Beech St., Middleport, Ohio 45760. Run Road, Pomeroy, May 23 ilirough May 25, 7 p.m. each evening. The church is located 1.7 miles off S.R . 124 toward Rutland. FQr more information contact · Pastor Emmett A. Rawson. LANGSVILLE -Special services will be held at !:be House healing Ministries at Langsville, May 23, 24, and 25 featuring Theopholis and Valatie Jones of Wmston Salem, N.C. \ show some class and insist on splitting expenses when you meet a guy for lunch, · Dear Annie: My husband dinner or an evening out. "and I recently tumed 60 and . I'm trying to be honest celebrated our 40th wed- here, so don't shoot the Friday, May 23 -ding anniversary. We both messenger. Unless you are a POMEROY - Calvinwprlr; full time. young, hot supermodel, Pilgrim Chapel, State Route Lately, a lovely young don't expect a free lunch.. 143, revival services contin· woman whom my husband Great-looking women .can uing through Sunday. ~considers "just a friend" has gel away witb persuading Evanglist Rev. Rollin , been visitio.g him at hi~ men to part with all their Mitchell; special singing ·plaoe of business and cat!- money, but not everyone. nightly. Pastor Charles Monday, May 26 : mg frequently on his cell I'm old enough to look . RACINE -Memorial McKenzie. . POMEROY - · Revival Day Services at Racin:e· · pbone. She confides in .him beyond appearance, but you ,;~bout her rocky relatiooship need to use some common Chuc]> American Legion Post 602, services with witb her boyfriend, cries on sense. If yOU have a great . Holsinger, evangelist, will 9:30 a.m., guest · speaker bis shoulder when things sense of humor, are well be held at the Faith Valley James E. Corbitt, refreshdon't work OUt, and has read and can Carty OD a Tabernacle Church, Bailey ments after. ·even had him drive her to stimulating conversation, I \'arious doctor appoint- would love to meet you. •inents. She has family in However, I have reached ·town, so I don't understand .the point that I will not take her need to involve him so a ~hance on a blind date, Thelma Henderson had · much in her life. She is very dropping 30 or 40 bucks on ALFRED Sarah ·Lim. a deaooness in misBarringer read the poem, needy and a real drama someone .I way discover I Caldwell presented a pro- sions from Highland, Colo., "Th~re are Secrets at My the mission report from ·queen, but .e vidently my don'tintendtoseeagain.- gram ·about "Flowers ofdle fortheprayercalendarbirth- · House,'' about child abuse. "Response" magazine, "The ·husband likes it. 1ired of Payillg · Bible" . duririg the l'ecent day card, which all signed. The speaker from the chil- Beauty of a Volunteer." The . ·. 1 think this behavior is Dear Tired: We can meeting of the Alfred Janice Weber will .have the dren •s home at · report was about Daneth · inappropriate and could understand why you don't United Methodist Women, next month's birthday card. Worthington spoke of this Htm, a volunteer at the United Methodist Mission lead to something . more want to spring for every held at the church. The president presented at the spring retreat. serious. My husband says first ·d ate, and we agree ·t hat Eight mem~rs attended. the group with two certifiBarringer also discussed in Cambodia (MMC). Sbe be is like a father ro her: We women smoul.d offerto ·split Thelma Henderson gave the cates she received at the the restructuring of the did this to strengthen her , have a grown daughter and the bill. It is especially blessing and President Mary FoothiUs . District UMW Cooperative Parish and read spirituality and to gain experience and today works -son, and he never toot this important for women not to Jo Barringer served the Spring Retreat, for fulfilling some of the new by-Jaws. much interest in them. !iv.e the impression that meal Barringer opened the the re9.uirements( for FiveDuring Barringer's pro- as a MMC Women's Desk ' ShOuld 1 be wOIJ)'ing? _ they are beholden in any mee~g with all members . Star Gtving for 2007, and gram, members read scrip- secretary. She is supporting Jl..ddi- Calf. . way because some men reading The UMW Pwpo~- the other was for becoming ture about flowers and herself and her sister, who is . ._,fiM,M c: Probably. misinlelptel ~ 6:ee meaJ ·as There were 80 friendship a Gold Mission Today unit. plants, and Caldwell told attending the university. The next meeting wttb be Your husband hils made a down payment oo JieX. calls reported. Secretary s . Kits for the Festival of how they were used at that himsC1t ve.y liUlncnlble to .. Instead of :risking . an ' and treasurer's reports were · Sharing were discus.sed and time. weber read a poem, June I 0 with Cary Frith Ibis · ~ wOIIllll,' and she ·expensive lunch or dinner, approved. . · · . the group talked about col- "Little Things," to end the doing the program and Osie Follrod . . is ·eKploiln1g it. He enjoys· meet for coffee. Even a $7 Helen Wolf ptcked KumJa lecting items for soldiers. program. ·being d!e hero, eSpecially la~ shouldn't • break the ~----------------------------------BY KATHY IIILCiC I AND MARCY SUGAR · Church events of Other events . Pub6c mee.-;.,.m,_ UMW. - is~~~~ml~~= ~an~:i~~rth~~ . a powrler keg. He ·may . feeling rna.t I believe be has no interest in ._, : In response · UDOI~ intimate relationship to all d!e saggestions for but it wOJI)dD't ltaK ~ what to call a man and a fu( ID' to cxinviaoe him odl- woman living together ·Uowisc, Tell bim togs oulof without the benefit of mar'F.an!;asyland bc:foo: IIC does riage, I'm ~mprised your Dntd•in.ghedceplyregrdl>. ~ d.idn t offer the fo1- . . · ..,._A ' :.J .m a nii:e low'~: "shackmates." The guy, '81111 rCaiOIJ- word ts derived, of oourse, ~ •w..t.liiL llliOR: bani fmm llhc.. once popular · ~ my money ·11111 by 110 exprcsl1ioo "shacking up." • AR*Jl ill the i,.;ufiOO - CsWII'IIia , consider )l)ytelf wealthy.' Dear Califonia: The WbidJ briqs me to the rea- derivaliion makes .p erfect llon for dJi5 ~ · . sense, but lhe.wmd reminds :. 1 bave been ·dil'OI'Cied. 1o0 us of ·tw.o beach bums sharyears, and Wring lhauime 1 il1g a hut. In I,.OOdon. bav.e been fixed up by Alurie'r JIJJiiiNa U: writfriCnds :&1111 met women · lea., ffttlli1 JlildWI.-tl , from dating services. M q SaftiT, ~ etli·Simply put. I have been Min of t1w AM 1.,1n7 ~ 1:0 find that special eohult4 " - " e •tril your Jomoo11e. It's fun to •meet ....Us-.ilwomen even · if we don't · · 11«, or wrik ·~"dick." However, I camiot lo: .t..ie'1 Maifloor, P.O. continue my bunt for love . &lx lltll90, Clticago, IL while picking up the tab f/J6ll. Te fillll olll MDn .e very lmle. . UIJIII A1111ie's Mllilbox, ·. You would do your read- , . IWid /ttlhU'es by odur .(male and female) a ser- Owltors Sy-dic«'t writers . vice if you wOuld encowage all4 cllr1o0Jiists! visit tJar: ·them ro share dJe cost of the Cret~~t~n · Sy•d.cate Web ·first date. Ladies, please 1t1te tllw-..ciWIOn:.co& mid-,_. .C::-.!: ers • flowers of the Bible Church celebrates with ·mother-daughter banquet . .. • . . , . MIDDLEPORT Stirring up God s Word" was the theme of the annual mol!her-<laughter banquet held reoently at the Vtctory Bapttst Chun:h._ . . A color scheme of pink and lilac ""!th table arrangements offtowerp<n ~ ~lh flow~ and wooden spoons With Btble v_erses m the pots ~ted the room. Thirty stx attended the dinner. Table arrangements were won by .Tammy Ball, Linda Bates, R!ta Buckley, Tammy McClellan. Kathryn King, Haley Musser, Lorraine Rath'bum, Lots ~wley_and Eli.sabeth Frans. Jack.ie Asmger was the speaker and Wanda Ashley was honored as Mother of the Year. ~ games were played, who traveled the farthest w~n by Amanda Creamer, who had the bighest heels · on won by Nancy Badran and who had the smallest purse won by Tma Frans. There was a ¢1 exchange bandied by Suzie Adkins wtth each woman-chosi1!g .a plant or gift to take 'home. Eachclilld was given a special gift: MusicwasplayedbyHelenlaneBrown as the women were bring seated. A piano solo, Amazing ,Grace, was played by Jc;ssica _Ashley. . . · Readmgs were gtven by Lots Hawley "The First Mot:Iiers Qay," Nancy Badran read "Paid in Full" and ~ne Rathburn . read "A Parents Prayer. Lmda Keesee . gave the closing prayer. · . . Honored moth· ers at the Victory Baptist Church mother-<laughter banquet were sealed, Mother of the year, Wanda Ashley; and left to right, special mothers, Nancy Badran, Tina Frans, and Amanda Creamer. �... • --• ' .' OPINION The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740J 992·2157 -.mydallyiMI!ltinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Tb~~May22,2~ OUR READERS' VIEWS to up fman- and aif Bad 011lure and inherGovernment is expected try to pick the slack in covering the cial costs of this culture its ent problems. Government cannot fill the emotional void nor adequately deal with the consequences of bad culture. Mistakes have a long half life. Big mistakes have a longer half life and the price is higher. Bob Weedy Congratnlatioos, Kyle and Morgan of your fellow claSsmates on a job well done. Deidra CI'OI!li Dear EdikJr: Rtt4svilk Bad culture leads to bad governrnent, so it has been said. Bad culture results when we move little by little from the moral high ground to what man perceives as a be'tter and more enjoyable . way to live. While this choice may place a greater burden on Log1111 others, our neighbor&, or the next gen1Jetu Editor: eration, we jump at the ·chance to have Girl Scouts of Meigs County have. a more open-ended lifestyle. been busy collecting bats, caps, wigs,: Over decades this concepl grows: Our and other head gear. Why? A council govemntent spends money in various service project called "Caps for ways and expects the next generation to · Cancer!" pay it off. We disdain rules of morality Dear EdikJr:· Caps for Cancer is a community ser1 read the nice article you had ·in the vice project for all Black Diamond and engage in recreational sell. Should pregnancy occur, government was told May 13 Sentinel on the WSAZ "Best Council Girl Scout troops to make to fmd a way to fix the problem. & a of the Class" representatives from and/or collect head gear 'for those who.· result, nearly 50 million Americans Meigs County schpols. . have undergone hair loss due to can; · have lost their lives. 1ben we fight I feel that it is not showing the true cer, or other ilbiesses, and learning and among <iurselves about the 12 million BEST OF 1HE CLASS at Eastern appreciating the difference in others. illegals that are living in .our couniry. · High School. I saw in the paper earlier Troops in Meigs County will hold The far better cultu.re provided secu- that there were three valedictorians "Caps for Cancer" event to be held on rity and protection for the woman; it is this year. Why were the other two not May 31 , rain or shine, I ID 3 p.m., at called marriage. Our n.ext genecalion - included in the WSAZ report? Dave Diles Parlr in Middleport for the · had nurturing and .emotional support . Although we all congratulate the community. ·T he only admittance is a· that produced adults with strong . students of Eastern on their accom- cap. Troop 1276 will also be hosting a · underpinnings who became good citi- plishments . and are proud to see variety of fun games for children as zens. The man and woman were to be Andrew's picture in the paper and on well as refreshments. 1be donations of a team, loving one another and sup- the upcoming TV announcements, I caps an!f headgear that will · be · porting one another in common needs. feel that · Kyle Rawson and Morgan received will be distributed locally. · With the current cullure, parents Werry should be recognized also. If you would like to donate any type If 1 feel them being left out a little of caps, and other head gear for this have insufficient time for their offspring, whether it is in guiding them in disturbing, I can ouly imagine how . cause, please contact Jerrena life choices, education success or being · those two must feel. We are proud of Ebersbach at (740) 416-1934, Patty a good listener. One of the parents may the Class of 2008 at Eastern, but I feel Sanders at 698-0905, and/or Cecilia have left the scene or become a mere when the show is show casing the . Harris at (304) 773-5115. Jetrena Ebenbadl sperm donor. The harm done here is BEST OF THE CLASS, then it should both deep and long lasting. · be all the valedictorians of the class. Mid4leporl Caps for Cancer Best of Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor the daSS7• Congrm sh4ll malce no law mpecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the .fru exercise theretif; or abridging the frudom of speuh, or of the press; or: the right of the people peaceably to assemble, arul to petition the Government for a redress ofgrieNnces. - The Rnlt Amendment to the U.S. Cons111u11on TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, May 22, the 143rd day of 2008. There are 223 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On May 22, 1968, the nuclear-powered U.S. submarine ScoiJlion, with 99 men aboard, sank .in the Atlantic Ocean. (The remains ofthe sub · were later found on the ocean floor 400 miles southwest of the Awres.) On this date: In I 613, composer Richard Wagner was born in Leipzig, Germany. · J n 1868, a major train · robbery ·took place near Marshfield, Ind., as members of the Reno gang made off ' with $96,000 in loot. In 1907, actor-director Laurence Olivier was born in Dorking, Surrey, England. In 1939, the foreign ministers of Germany and Italy, ·Joachim von Ribbentrop and Galeazzo Ciano, signed a "Pact of Steel" committing the two countries to a military allimce. In 1947, the Truman Doctrine was enacted .as Congress approprialed military and economic aid for Greece and '1\ntey. In 1969, the lunar module of Apollo lO flew to within nine miles of the moon's swface in a dress rehearsal for the flrst lunar landing. . · In 1972, President Nixon began a visit to the Soviet . Union, during which he 110d Kremlin leadmi signed the Anti~Ballistic Missile Treaty. · · In 1972, the island nation of Ceylon becarne the republic of Sri Lanka. . . In 1979, Canadians voted in parliamentary elections that put the Progressive Conservatives in power, ending the 11year tenure of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Jn 1992, after a reign lasting nearly 30 years, Johnny Carson hosted NBC's "Tonight Show" for the last 'tilDe. : Five years ago: The U.N. Security Council gave1be U.S. and Britain a mandate to rule Iraq, endinJ! Hyears 9f economic sanctions. Annika Sorenstarn became tbe first woman sinCe Babe Didrikson 1-aJ!arias in 1945 tJt tte off against the men on the pro tour, playing in the first round of the Colonial ,golf tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. (Sorenstarn missed the cut the next day by four shots.) . : One year ago: British prosecutors accused former KGB agent Andrei Lugovoi of murder in the radioactive poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko. (Russia, however, bas refused to extradite Lugovoi.' Two-time Olympic gold medalist speedskater Apolo Anton Ohno and bis professional danoe panner, Julianne Hough, ·won ABC's "Dancing With the Stars." · Today's Birthdays: Movie reviewer Judith Crist is 86. Actor Michael Coostananeis81. Cooductor Peter Nero is 74. Actor Frank Converse is 10. fimnet' ·CNN anchor Bernard Shaw is 68. Songwriter Bemie Taupin is 58. S~er Morrissey is 49. Actress Ann Cusack is ~7. Country mu!ilCi.an DaDa Williams (Diamond Rio) is 47, Rock musician Dan Roberts (Crash Test Dummies) is 41. Model Naomi OnnpheU is 38. ~Anna Belknap is 36. Aclres& ~.I anga- is 34. Olympic gold-medal s~ skater Apolo AntOn Obno is 26. Thought for Today: "Freedom is the right to do what you ought to do." - Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, American religious leader (1895-1979). a · INDY, .CHEAP 6AS. WHAT kiND OFPREOOfJS JEWfl . ...... HUNTING . FOR THIS . TIME? I....._, Alida son · Funeral servcies will be held at II a.m. Saturday, May 24, at the Fog}esoag-Thcker Funeral Horne. Pastor Brian May wiD officiate and burial will be in the Ravenswood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday, May 23. from 6 to 8 p.m. . ·. E-rnatl condolen~ to foglesongtuck:er@verizon.net. Local Briefs Admirals recognized POMEROY - The Middleport High School ·Marker Committee will present the Meigs County Museum with ~displays honoring Middlepon's two rear admiral~. Vdliarn Outerbridge and Arthur C . Clark. The presentations will take place at 2:30p.m. on Friday a,t the museum. .. Members of the Middleport Class of 1957 discussed a !lflCd to ~cognize these 'men. at the 2007 alumni gathermg. Dunng the past ye;lf, they have assembled infonnat!on on both, and sought sponsors for th~ funding of Ohio historic markers. The cost is $4,260, and community suppon is being sought. Members of the committe are Mayor Michael Gerlach, Council Member Sandra Brown, Milford Hysell, commander of .-Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Bob Delay, Jane Huffman, Bob Hennessy. aod Ed McComas . MIDDLEPORT - The River City Players will conduct auditions for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers will be held from 10 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. on June 7 and 2-5 p.m. oo Juae 8 at the Middleport Church of Christ. Anyone interested in auditioning may pick up an audi~on piece from ()..8:30p.m. on Thursday at the RCP headquarters in Middleport tO prepare for the audition, but it is dot mandatory. , . ; All those auditioning for a principal role will be asked 10 do a one-minute monologue and a few bars from a song at .aumtions. Please bring printed music for your audition riumber. An accompanist will be provided. Information is available by calling 41&-8666 or 992-6759. 't The production will be. Labor Day weekend. ' • Dissolutions ----·· . -· POMEROY - Actions for dissolution of marria$e were filed in Mei~s County Common Pleas Court by J arn1e Scott Barlrer, Racme, and Jennifer Bess Barker, Athens; Hazel A. Balser, Tuppers Plains, and Roger A. Balser, Tuppers Plains; Walter Aaron Woolard, Poineroy, and Heidi Mae 'Wollard, Pomeroy; and Donal\1 E . Nitz, Middleport, and Jandara Dee N itz, Middleport. A dissolution was granted to Kelly P. Sauber and Cindy J. Poole. · Civil suits POMEROY - · Foreclosure actions were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Beneficial Ohio, Inc., Elmhurst, Ill., against William E. Kauff, Rutland, and others, and CitiMortgage, inc., Coppell, Tex., against Bryan R. Dailey, Portland. · A complaint for judgment was filed by Beneficial, Ytrginia Beach, Va., against Lottie Lawson, Reedsville, and others. ' Planning the gospel sing for Holzer Peggy Williams, AN, executive ~.seat­ ed, and Patti Wamsley, ActiVities . Oirector. •• ncn.J phalo . Starting a business workshop offered ATHENS - ' The Small Business Development Center .in association with the Appalachian Regional Entrepreneurship Group (AREG) of Southeast Ohio will be sponsoring a "Basis of a Successful Start" workshop on the ftrst Monday of each month from 6 to 9 p.m. in Suite 237 of Building 20 at The Ridges in Athens. The workshop is designed to answer basic start-up questions and make starting you a business a little easier. Some of the topics that will be covered include: assessing your goals and strengths, ifegistering your business name, licensing, types of ownership, planning your business, sources of f'"ancing, and business resources. . . the ride will pass through .the Racine area. Rosalyn Stewart, secre~ tary for the Association said the route was changed to "keep people in the county" and ending the run at the fairgrounds gave them the opportunity to· keep the event entirely in Meig·s County. . Stewart added that event brought I ,000 bikes to Pomeroy last year, includin! riders who spent money throughout the county, boosting the economy by purchasing food, gasoline and stopping in local sbops. With the ru·n being kept entirely in· Meigs County, so wi II the economic boost. In addition to raising .money for the less fortu~ate children of Meigs County, the run pays h_ornage to members who have died by passing cemeteries where they have been lllid to rest. Last year, Lori Payne, the daughter of the late Charlie frye, a founding member of the associa- tion, had a fire truck in her . File photo Last year 1 ,000 b.i kes filled the Pomeroy Parking Lot for the Meigs County Bikers · Association's Memorial Run. Bikers will gather at "'oon on the parking lot o.n Sunday with. b.ikes leaving at 1 p.m. on Sunday. yard in Harrisottville with sirens blaring to greet the entourage. Countless others sit on their front porches and wave at the bikers thundering past during what has become a Memorial Day tradition in, Meigs County. , Bikes and bikers of every' Funding I l'roalPat=eAI for other park improvements. · Both Ohio {,Jniversitf and HoCking ' shape, size and make are welcome to join the ride and festivities' at the fairgrounds. Non-bike'rs are also welcome to come out to see the spectacle of all those bikes gathered in one place on the parking lot and to participate in events at :-.; Bridge from Page AI and 61 strands of 5/8-inch cable with the larger amount of cable being placed towards thecenter of the bridge. The width of the new bridge wiD be 74.08 feet, compared to the width of the existing bridge which has a 20-foot span from curb to curb. The new bridge will be 1,852.5 t feet long while the existing bridge is 1,847.751ong. The original estimate for the bridge was $45.8 rnil.lion but' liS change o~ later and the latest estimate is $64.7 million. The original contract to build the bridge was signed April 24, 2003 with the origirn!l completion date being Aug. 31 , 2006. OOOT has a current .completion date of Nov. I . May SpEcial I The AREG provides free business assistance to new· and e!listing businesses in . Athens, Hocking, Meigs, and Perry counties. It is par- . tially funded by the U.S. Small Business Adrnininstration and the Department of Ohio Development. For more information, please can : 740-593-1797. fromPageAl Highway Patrol College, both in Stewart's 92nd district, have also received funding for building improvements. · Stewart. said the bill is expeaed to pass the House and go to the governor in the next tWo weeks . Upcoming dates of this class are as follows: June 2, July 7 and Aug. 4. To register, call (740) 593-1797. Registration is · required in advance . .The workshop is free. You may also register on-line: entrepreneurohio.org sele'ct Local Training/Upcoming Workshops and select Athens. Memorial DC airspace region while the light on the Ohio side is in the St. Louis, MO airPOMEROY - Tara Wamsley was sentenced in Meigs space region. In addition, County Common Pleas Court to three years in prison on the piers go 90 feet below charges of deception to obtain a dangerous drug and illegal the river surface with the processing of drug documents~ top of the tower being 248.5 • feet above the water and 168 feet above the roadway. The bridge will have a total of 96 cables with 120 RU1LAND - Three individuals were transported by Meigs County EMS .t o Holzer Medical Center with non- miles of that cable being incapacitating injuries folio~ a two vehicle accident . used, 16 miles of longitudithat occurred on New Lima R about half a mile north of nal deck tendons and 6 .9 million pounds of rebar. Ohio I 24 at approximately 6 p.m. on Tuesday. . According to troopers, Chelsea A. Fahey, 20, 34414 1be tubes which house the Sidehill Road. was traveling southbound on New Lima cable hive spirals on their Road in a 2003 Dodge Neon and Peggie L. Combs, 60, exteriors to combat ice and 33286 New Lima Road, was travelinJt northbound on New wind. Inside these tubes Lima Read in ber 2002 Mercury Sabfe, when She went left may be as many as 27, 31 of oenter and struck Fahey's vehicle, which went off the · ri,gbt side of the road and struck a fence post. Both vehicles sustainr.d disabling damages and Combs was cited with driving .left of center. ..._.C..: ., GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Assisle<) Living located at 300 Briarwood Drive . Gallipolis, will be ho.sting a gospel sing . on Saturday, May 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. Gospel groups to perform are the "New City Singers, and the " New Southern Harmony." Solos will be performed by M,ark Coleman and Randy Shafer. Everyone is invited to bring their lawn chair for the sing. Holzer Assisted Living communities are located in both Gallipolis and Jackson. 'These facilities provide a comfortable, homelike environment, along with security, independence, privacy, companionship, and physi· ·. cal and social well-being. Holzer Assisted Living· provides 11 supporu~ · v horne . for seniors, while ·ntaining as much indepe dence and dignity as possible for those whose ability to care for themselves may have diminished due to illness; injury or aging . . This is accomplished through a wide variety of services. To learn more about hoy; Holzer Assisted Living can help you and your loved · ones, call (740) 441-9633. ; Auditions Scheduled Democrats who reject. Obama . 7 HOI.ZF.R TO HOST GOSPEL SING Assisted Living is . • The Daily Sentinel • )>age As Anderson. ; fOMEROY - Actioas for divorce were fLied in Meigs ~ Common Pleas Court by Billie R. Saxton, <)iallipolis, agaiast lessica Suton, · Middlepon; Helen L.ouise Snyder, Tuppers Plains, against Paul Edward -· Snyder, Sr., Vienna, W.Va.; Greg A. Sellers, Portland, ~ainst Kim C. Sellers, Portland; Torn Conklin, UrichsviUe, . a~::r Metiss~ Durham, Pomeroy; Amanda Neece, eport, agarnst Tory D. Swartz, Caldwell; Donna Lee li:vans, Pomeroy, against J.imrnie Ft;~nklin Evans, Pomeroy; Rusty Marshall, Pomeroy, against Darlene · Marshall, ~meroy; · and Melissa R. · -Brown, Pomeroy, against Matthew T. Brown, Sr., Pomeroy. ' . : Divorces were granted to Ronald B. Harris from Sheila Barris. ; A decree of legal separation was granted to Susan I:eeates and Rodney H. LeCates. A divorce case fLied by Kristina M. Kaniecki Watkins against Leonard Watkins has been dismissed. ·= www,mydailysentineLeom MASON, W.Va. - Paul R. "Bard" Ariderson, 88~ of · Mason, W.Va., died May 21, 2008 at his residence. · He was preceded in death by his wife, Peggy (Riggs) • .,cw,.. := ·Paul DiVOI'ftS -lo .. .., Deaths 2008 For the Record ARE WE If Hiiiary Clinton had no It •s the Obama cam- stituency IIUikes sense, so paign's cynical use of race no gripes there.)" otherreason .t okeeprunning for the Democratic presibeginning in South Carolina By abandoninjl the princidentialnornination, it would that's the deal-breaker for ple of universality in health others. "He is making his msurance, be lO demonstrate that TID! most think' Russert. Keith Olbennann, way to Denver by dividing Obarna has guaranu,ed that> Ma~n Dowd, David oiJr party over race, whicb is meaningful ·refonn cannot' .Broder and the Beltway maybe the most idiotic cam- be achieved. Z. in Georgia media gasbags don't decide paign tactic ev~," writes C. adds that Obama's vague-· LETTERS "TO THE American elections. m Kansas. "this time the ness on ecoOOmic i.ssues · EDITOR · Last week, Barack witcli b.unt is CO!Ding from foretells disaster. "He has no · Leuers to the editor are welcome. l'hey slwuld be· kss Obama, the supposedly So 1 asked a few to our side. It's heartbreaking. Jl!lroelllible position on the Obama Sll"""rters w~ou economy Olber than: 'We than 3()() words. Allleflers Qre subject io editing, IIIILSt be inevitable Democratic nom- expl!lin :-vny. . . to think rr-Bill. and . . ary Mine 15 no Slllelitillc sur_ can do better. Yes we can. sigNed, t1lld include address and rekp/wM number. No inee, lost tbe West Vuginia Say i:t with me.. r fw.e sei )ll'imafy by 41 points. vey. Raqging from to , Clinton ate lifelong rnem26 86 rinsigned leuers will be published. Le~rJ slwuld be in haven't taken my correspondents live in bers of the KKK. The Dernocrats good taste, addressing issues, no'J::~ies. Leflen of the presidency without win- seven states in the North, 'audacity of hope' canwaign broken . campaign promises followed by belt-tightening: thanlcs to organi1Jltions and indiv · wiU ngt be acceptning the Moun.iain State South and Midwest. They has had the audacity to go austerit}i rneasures 'in a ooeed for publication. since 19l6. To use a geo- don't know each other pel'· there.... This f.ill, tbey'U ay tenn presidency. 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Tbey ''Obarna and 'his supporters' · economic · pro,gn=Ssive Our ~ OOIICetll In S 01188 IS 1o ' throUGh Fl'idaf, 111 COUt'l ~. Evidently; · bitter West believe be's totally unquali- use of the 'race caro' lines," J. insists. "He's fore- · be.,.,..,.,, "roo lcMw at an enor Potner<>y, Ohio. Seoonci<IUa Vtrginia rednecks don't. fied. "I've voted for every against the Clintow; (with ing a dJOice between win~ alloty, cal tile new11oom at (7<101 pootoge p0iC1 at f'on-. watch cable teltlvision. DelliOCl'llt from presideat to . the belp of the in-lbe-tank ·~ in 2008 and possibly 992·2158. X *•·· The •u c · , C' p,... end theOhlorJ e ; ' r • ll .. In 2000, the same pundit dog-catcher since 1952. media) is sickening. Now &a!ltng Roe 11. Wade and p ,, • s.nd . . . . . ODmll> chorus urged AI Gore to That will end with Obama," we have vile, ncist, C1111.tld- promoting gay marriage . Our IMin lllllllller .. .. 'll1e Dollr ~ 111 Coutt qnit in Florida for the sake insists H., in Maine. "He . for-power Hillary. Obama . Vet'SUS fighting for the poor: (7401-.zt•. . foo••ot.IJII0>45NII. of the ~try (and the won't get 150 electoral "?""'!' ~ .avoid the 'divi- and w~ class. .· ...... lliwnl••' dOt•-.: Republican Pany). votes, more . than he s1veness of the Clinton' "I've deCided I won't •bel)1 ;IJU: I A t or ........... Everybody Irnows bow that deserves. The Democratic years by blaming it on Obama and his penonality One ..... · ''1027 woded ouL Toda.I· Gore's.a Party's been k:ela:ing on the ~ That's a despi~ cult tmnsform the a....,... ....... Nobel ~a-.- •. Exl12· laureate. Ucol;ge W. edge ofeninction. Obama's lie, and be knows tt. The Democratic Pmy into an· h ; IIi. Brion Reed, Ext. 1• twr ' Ill' Bush - like Obama - a arrogance will kill iL only way of avoiding divi- 01pnira6oo .that represents . ...... '"X' ..... ,. F. IIi. llelh s...vom. Ext. 13 uniter, aot a divider, became "lust four years out. of the siveness is to .cave to the only the interests of ricb . a........ 'tut .. a..,... ..... the most~· ineffec- state Senate. If be were ~can .agenda, Which l social libeols.'' s• 5 ,.....,. ,... . . . . . . tive jx'esideot m U.S. :bisto- white or female, his candi- befieve he's mo!ll than What llo I dlint?l suspri;r · Dollji_NG_ ry. Evec lJi:lrd any media &ley would be a joke. eager to do." moR will ~y. teturn IKHiption tJr tnlll t=L 7. tin priD£elings explain how. Imagine if be'dOilfed to run "He and his supponen;," by Novemlt«, bufdlllt - they went so c:omprehen- for vice presicleot with I . adds, "have systematkal- Africaa..Ameril:al wortilig• iively wroq? Me oeitlla. Hillary. McCain would lose, ly sacrificed the central 4ass Wiers ~Woa•t. . . . . . . . . . . . 17 If aominated, Obama Democrats would come constituency of the (Aitmu.u Dem«rat....... c ... can't tJOSsibly defear John close to60 Senate iCllts and Democratic Party the Gazetu oo'-nist <hM 13 ...... "32.2111 McCain without bringing pick up 35 in the House. poor and wort:ing classeyons il a lltlliotJat ~­ 26 WMica 'IUD , Clinton voten to him. the Democratic Left's need on the altar of OOllstilllen- liM awanl wilvw .and.co52...... "127.t1 £......, Recendy, however, l' . e to svroon a&!: cight.years of cies who look 10 politics for .m.altor of ~lJJe HlllfliiJ& of ..-emjdlllr=llitlll.oortt . OlkU been '~ trom many a mornn, coupled with ceaffumation of their ideo- 1M PresitkfttH (St. AlatWt~ : : pusioilate Detnoorats !Who unbridlc4 Clinton-hatred, tity: college 5biden~s and P~es-s, 2(}(}()). Y01t IC;2II t!: 117 --ITifJI!IINiliiMII.oom 52WMica "21421 say they can't and woo't will produce a disaster for . childish '60s .neolibs. (The ntail l.Jwns at g~M­ '---------....-------~---' ·' vote for him i.n November. the party and oountry." ~ Mrican-American con- lyons2@dx:globGl!ttd.; The Daily Sentinel 'lbUJ'!iday, May 22, . PageA.l. *7Soo Ceraenteae wltll 1 letter lacl•ded Aaa . . • 120 MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS 4506S Eagle Ridfle Rd. St. Ill. 7 P. F£roy, Ohio 740-992--7440 ~ GRAND ~ • •' .., ,>'.,. II •9 ' ~: .. :. ' " • ' ~ SliCIWT1ItiES FOil THURS. J'-f'~~~' j?f..l] l l-"- ~ (' 1.f . J: ~A : ,:.. . ' \ q;: '"( \.1..l ' the fairgrounds . The Rutland Fire Department will be selling concessions. ' ' Q,. -c;; p --A ~ ~ !V ---. 'I>' fU:~UIMNG f U'I'Sff}l11l Ohio Valley Symphony Subscribe now for 2008-2009 111'111 tMM/08, 1110MJ8, 12106108, 3121109, 5ID9t'O!I ., llol: Olllce: 4282nCI ..... Gilllpolla,·OH (7401 4411-ARTS 'PIESCIIOOI. IEGISTIATIOI 111t Sa ,, ... l.,. Sdlool Dhaka PveJtllr II tmp U 1'"-oa for die .2008s!009 sd aol Jell' . . h .... T•••' J, Mlr 27.' !008 • Sullie.. Elt l•t· Ct' •• 1te 3 . , . , t 1sr. - To Scidzle • .w ak oa•tiCIIIliJ ":at 740-Hl·17M ' �... • --• ' .' OPINION The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740J 992·2157 -.mydallyiMI!ltinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Tb~~May22,2~ OUR READERS' VIEWS to up fman- and aif Bad 011lure and inherGovernment is expected try to pick the slack in covering the cial costs of this culture its ent problems. Government cannot fill the emotional void nor adequately deal with the consequences of bad culture. Mistakes have a long half life. Big mistakes have a longer half life and the price is higher. Bob Weedy Congratnlatioos, Kyle and Morgan of your fellow claSsmates on a job well done. Deidra CI'OI!li Dear EdikJr: Rtt4svilk Bad culture leads to bad governrnent, so it has been said. Bad culture results when we move little by little from the moral high ground to what man perceives as a be'tter and more enjoyable . way to live. While this choice may place a greater burden on Log1111 others, our neighbor&, or the next gen1Jetu Editor: eration, we jump at the ·chance to have Girl Scouts of Meigs County have. a more open-ended lifestyle. been busy collecting bats, caps, wigs,: Over decades this concepl grows: Our and other head gear. Why? A council govemntent spends money in various service project called "Caps for ways and expects the next generation to · Cancer!" pay it off. We disdain rules of morality Dear EdikJr:· Caps for Cancer is a community ser1 read the nice article you had ·in the vice project for all Black Diamond and engage in recreational sell. Should pregnancy occur, government was told May 13 Sentinel on the WSAZ "Best Council Girl Scout troops to make to fmd a way to fix the problem. & a of the Class" representatives from and/or collect head gear 'for those who.· result, nearly 50 million Americans Meigs County schpols. . have undergone hair loss due to can; · have lost their lives. 1ben we fight I feel that it is not showing the true cer, or other ilbiesses, and learning and among <iurselves about the 12 million BEST OF 1HE CLASS at Eastern appreciating the difference in others. illegals that are living in .our couniry. · High School. I saw in the paper earlier Troops in Meigs County will hold The far better cultu.re provided secu- that there were three valedictorians "Caps for Cancer" event to be held on rity and protection for the woman; it is this year. Why were the other two not May 31 , rain or shine, I ID 3 p.m., at called marriage. Our n.ext genecalion - included in the WSAZ report? Dave Diles Parlr in Middleport for the · had nurturing and .emotional support . Although we all congratulate the community. ·T he only admittance is a· that produced adults with strong . students of Eastern on their accom- cap. Troop 1276 will also be hosting a · underpinnings who became good citi- plishments . and are proud to see variety of fun games for children as zens. The man and woman were to be Andrew's picture in the paper and on well as refreshments. 1be donations of a team, loving one another and sup- the upcoming TV announcements, I caps an!f headgear that will · be · porting one another in common needs. feel that · Kyle Rawson and Morgan received will be distributed locally. · With the current cullure, parents Werry should be recognized also. If you would like to donate any type If 1 feel them being left out a little of caps, and other head gear for this have insufficient time for their offspring, whether it is in guiding them in disturbing, I can ouly imagine how . cause, please contact Jerrena life choices, education success or being · those two must feel. We are proud of Ebersbach at (740) 416-1934, Patty a good listener. One of the parents may the Class of 2008 at Eastern, but I feel Sanders at 698-0905, and/or Cecilia have left the scene or become a mere when the show is show casing the . Harris at (304) 773-5115. Jetrena Ebenbadl sperm donor. The harm done here is BEST OF THE CLASS, then it should both deep and long lasting. · be all the valedictorians of the class. Mid4leporl Caps for Cancer Best of Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor the daSS7• Congrm sh4ll malce no law mpecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the .fru exercise theretif; or abridging the frudom of speuh, or of the press; or: the right of the people peaceably to assemble, arul to petition the Government for a redress ofgrieNnces. - The Rnlt Amendment to the U.S. Cons111u11on TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, May 22, the 143rd day of 2008. There are 223 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On May 22, 1968, the nuclear-powered U.S. submarine ScoiJlion, with 99 men aboard, sank .in the Atlantic Ocean. (The remains ofthe sub · were later found on the ocean floor 400 miles southwest of the Awres.) On this date: In I 613, composer Richard Wagner was born in Leipzig, Germany. · J n 1868, a major train · robbery ·took place near Marshfield, Ind., as members of the Reno gang made off ' with $96,000 in loot. In 1907, actor-director Laurence Olivier was born in Dorking, Surrey, England. In 1939, the foreign ministers of Germany and Italy, ·Joachim von Ribbentrop and Galeazzo Ciano, signed a "Pact of Steel" committing the two countries to a military allimce. In 1947, the Truman Doctrine was enacted .as Congress approprialed military and economic aid for Greece and '1\ntey. In 1969, the lunar module of Apollo lO flew to within nine miles of the moon's swface in a dress rehearsal for the flrst lunar landing. . · In 1972, President Nixon began a visit to the Soviet . Union, during which he 110d Kremlin leadmi signed the Anti~Ballistic Missile Treaty. · · In 1972, the island nation of Ceylon becarne the republic of Sri Lanka. . . In 1979, Canadians voted in parliamentary elections that put the Progressive Conservatives in power, ending the 11year tenure of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Jn 1992, after a reign lasting nearly 30 years, Johnny Carson hosted NBC's "Tonight Show" for the last 'tilDe. : Five years ago: The U.N. Security Council gave1be U.S. and Britain a mandate to rule Iraq, endinJ! Hyears 9f economic sanctions. Annika Sorenstarn became tbe first woman sinCe Babe Didrikson 1-aJ!arias in 1945 tJt tte off against the men on the pro tour, playing in the first round of the Colonial ,golf tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. (Sorenstarn missed the cut the next day by four shots.) . : One year ago: British prosecutors accused former KGB agent Andrei Lugovoi of murder in the radioactive poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko. (Russia, however, bas refused to extradite Lugovoi.' Two-time Olympic gold medalist speedskater Apolo Anton Ohno and bis professional danoe panner, Julianne Hough, ·won ABC's "Dancing With the Stars." · Today's Birthdays: Movie reviewer Judith Crist is 86. Actor Michael Coostananeis81. Cooductor Peter Nero is 74. Actor Frank Converse is 10. fimnet' ·CNN anchor Bernard Shaw is 68. Songwriter Bemie Taupin is 58. S~er Morrissey is 49. Actress Ann Cusack is ~7. Country mu!ilCi.an DaDa Williams (Diamond Rio) is 47, Rock musician Dan Roberts (Crash Test Dummies) is 41. Model Naomi OnnpheU is 38. ~Anna Belknap is 36. Aclres& ~.I anga- is 34. Olympic gold-medal s~ skater Apolo AntOn Obno is 26. Thought for Today: "Freedom is the right to do what you ought to do." - Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, American religious leader (1895-1979). a · INDY, .CHEAP 6AS. WHAT kiND OFPREOOfJS JEWfl . ...... HUNTING . FOR THIS . TIME? I....._, Alida son · Funeral servcies will be held at II a.m. Saturday, May 24, at the Fog}esoag-Thcker Funeral Horne. Pastor Brian May wiD officiate and burial will be in the Ravenswood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday, May 23. from 6 to 8 p.m. . ·. E-rnatl condolen~ to foglesongtuck:er@verizon.net. Local Briefs Admirals recognized POMEROY - The Middleport High School ·Marker Committee will present the Meigs County Museum with ~displays honoring Middlepon's two rear admiral~. Vdliarn Outerbridge and Arthur C . Clark. The presentations will take place at 2:30p.m. on Friday a,t the museum. .. Members of the Middleport Class of 1957 discussed a !lflCd to ~cognize these 'men. at the 2007 alumni gathermg. Dunng the past ye;lf, they have assembled infonnat!on on both, and sought sponsors for th~ funding of Ohio historic markers. The cost is $4,260, and community suppon is being sought. Members of the committe are Mayor Michael Gerlach, Council Member Sandra Brown, Milford Hysell, commander of .-Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Bob Delay, Jane Huffman, Bob Hennessy. aod Ed McComas . MIDDLEPORT - The River City Players will conduct auditions for Seven Brides for Seven Brothers will be held from 10 a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. on June 7 and 2-5 p.m. oo Juae 8 at the Middleport Church of Christ. Anyone interested in auditioning may pick up an audi~on piece from ()..8:30p.m. on Thursday at the RCP headquarters in Middleport tO prepare for the audition, but it is dot mandatory. , . ; All those auditioning for a principal role will be asked 10 do a one-minute monologue and a few bars from a song at .aumtions. Please bring printed music for your audition riumber. An accompanist will be provided. Information is available by calling 41&-8666 or 992-6759. 't The production will be. Labor Day weekend. ' • Dissolutions ----·· . -· POMEROY - Actions for dissolution of marria$e were filed in Mei~s County Common Pleas Court by J arn1e Scott Barlrer, Racme, and Jennifer Bess Barker, Athens; Hazel A. Balser, Tuppers Plains, and Roger A. Balser, Tuppers Plains; Walter Aaron Woolard, Poineroy, and Heidi Mae 'Wollard, Pomeroy; and Donal\1 E . Nitz, Middleport, and Jandara Dee N itz, Middleport. A dissolution was granted to Kelly P. Sauber and Cindy J. Poole. · Civil suits POMEROY - · Foreclosure actions were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Beneficial Ohio, Inc., Elmhurst, Ill., against William E. Kauff, Rutland, and others, and CitiMortgage, inc., Coppell, Tex., against Bryan R. Dailey, Portland. · A complaint for judgment was filed by Beneficial, Ytrginia Beach, Va., against Lottie Lawson, Reedsville, and others. ' Planning the gospel sing for Holzer Peggy Williams, AN, executive ~.seat­ ed, and Patti Wamsley, ActiVities . Oirector. •• ncn.J phalo . Starting a business workshop offered ATHENS - ' The Small Business Development Center .in association with the Appalachian Regional Entrepreneurship Group (AREG) of Southeast Ohio will be sponsoring a "Basis of a Successful Start" workshop on the ftrst Monday of each month from 6 to 9 p.m. in Suite 237 of Building 20 at The Ridges in Athens. The workshop is designed to answer basic start-up questions and make starting you a business a little easier. Some of the topics that will be covered include: assessing your goals and strengths, ifegistering your business name, licensing, types of ownership, planning your business, sources of f'"ancing, and business resources. . . the ride will pass through .the Racine area. Rosalyn Stewart, secre~ tary for the Association said the route was changed to "keep people in the county" and ending the run at the fairgrounds gave them the opportunity to· keep the event entirely in Meig·s County. . Stewart added that event brought I ,000 bikes to Pomeroy last year, includin! riders who spent money throughout the county, boosting the economy by purchasing food, gasoline and stopping in local sbops. With the ru·n being kept entirely in· Meigs County, so wi II the economic boost. In addition to raising .money for the less fortu~ate children of Meigs County, the run pays h_ornage to members who have died by passing cemeteries where they have been lllid to rest. Last year, Lori Payne, the daughter of the late Charlie frye, a founding member of the associa- tion, had a fire truck in her . File photo Last year 1 ,000 b.i kes filled the Pomeroy Parking Lot for the Meigs County Bikers · Association's Memorial Run. Bikers will gather at "'oon on the parking lot o.n Sunday with. b.ikes leaving at 1 p.m. on Sunday. yard in Harrisottville with sirens blaring to greet the entourage. Countless others sit on their front porches and wave at the bikers thundering past during what has become a Memorial Day tradition in, Meigs County. , Bikes and bikers of every' Funding I l'roalPat=eAI for other park improvements. · Both Ohio {,Jniversitf and HoCking ' shape, size and make are welcome to join the ride and festivities' at the fairgrounds. Non-bike'rs are also welcome to come out to see the spectacle of all those bikes gathered in one place on the parking lot and to participate in events at :-.; Bridge from Page AI and 61 strands of 5/8-inch cable with the larger amount of cable being placed towards thecenter of the bridge. The width of the new bridge wiD be 74.08 feet, compared to the width of the existing bridge which has a 20-foot span from curb to curb. The new bridge will be 1,852.5 t feet long while the existing bridge is 1,847.751ong. The original estimate for the bridge was $45.8 rnil.lion but' liS change o~ later and the latest estimate is $64.7 million. The original contract to build the bridge was signed April 24, 2003 with the origirn!l completion date being Aug. 31 , 2006. OOOT has a current .completion date of Nov. I . May SpEcial I The AREG provides free business assistance to new· and e!listing businesses in . Athens, Hocking, Meigs, and Perry counties. It is par- . tially funded by the U.S. Small Business Adrnininstration and the Department of Ohio Development. For more information, please can : 740-593-1797. fromPageAl Highway Patrol College, both in Stewart's 92nd district, have also received funding for building improvements. · Stewart. said the bill is expeaed to pass the House and go to the governor in the next tWo weeks . Upcoming dates of this class are as follows: June 2, July 7 and Aug. 4. To register, call (740) 593-1797. Registration is · required in advance . .The workshop is free. You may also register on-line: entrepreneurohio.org sele'ct Local Training/Upcoming Workshops and select Athens. Memorial DC airspace region while the light on the Ohio side is in the St. Louis, MO airPOMEROY - Tara Wamsley was sentenced in Meigs space region. In addition, County Common Pleas Court to three years in prison on the piers go 90 feet below charges of deception to obtain a dangerous drug and illegal the river surface with the processing of drug documents~ top of the tower being 248.5 • feet above the water and 168 feet above the roadway. The bridge will have a total of 96 cables with 120 RU1LAND - Three individuals were transported by Meigs County EMS .t o Holzer Medical Center with non- miles of that cable being incapacitating injuries folio~ a two vehicle accident . used, 16 miles of longitudithat occurred on New Lima R about half a mile north of nal deck tendons and 6 .9 million pounds of rebar. Ohio I 24 at approximately 6 p.m. on Tuesday. . According to troopers, Chelsea A. Fahey, 20, 34414 1be tubes which house the Sidehill Road. was traveling southbound on New Lima cable hive spirals on their Road in a 2003 Dodge Neon and Peggie L. Combs, 60, exteriors to combat ice and 33286 New Lima Road, was travelinJt northbound on New wind. Inside these tubes Lima Read in ber 2002 Mercury Sabfe, when She went left may be as many as 27, 31 of oenter and struck Fahey's vehicle, which went off the · ri,gbt side of the road and struck a fence post. Both vehicles sustainr.d disabling damages and Combs was cited with driving .left of center. ..._.C..: ., GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Assisle<) Living located at 300 Briarwood Drive . Gallipolis, will be ho.sting a gospel sing . on Saturday, May 24, from 2 to 4 p.m. Gospel groups to perform are the "New City Singers, and the " New Southern Harmony." Solos will be performed by M,ark Coleman and Randy Shafer. Everyone is invited to bring their lawn chair for the sing. Holzer Assisted Living communities are located in both Gallipolis and Jackson. 'These facilities provide a comfortable, homelike environment, along with security, independence, privacy, companionship, and physi· ·. cal and social well-being. Holzer Assisted Living· provides 11 supporu~ · v horne . for seniors, while ·ntaining as much indepe dence and dignity as possible for those whose ability to care for themselves may have diminished due to illness; injury or aging . . This is accomplished through a wide variety of services. To learn more about hoy; Holzer Assisted Living can help you and your loved · ones, call (740) 441-9633. ; Auditions Scheduled Democrats who reject. Obama . 7 HOI.ZF.R TO HOST GOSPEL SING Assisted Living is . • The Daily Sentinel • )>age As Anderson. ; fOMEROY - Actioas for divorce were fLied in Meigs ~ Common Pleas Court by Billie R. Saxton, <)iallipolis, agaiast lessica Suton, · Middlepon; Helen L.ouise Snyder, Tuppers Plains, against Paul Edward -· Snyder, Sr., Vienna, W.Va.; Greg A. Sellers, Portland, ~ainst Kim C. Sellers, Portland; Torn Conklin, UrichsviUe, . a~::r Metiss~ Durham, Pomeroy; Amanda Neece, eport, agarnst Tory D. Swartz, Caldwell; Donna Lee li:vans, Pomeroy, against J.imrnie Ft;~nklin Evans, Pomeroy; Rusty Marshall, Pomeroy, against Darlene · Marshall, ~meroy; · and Melissa R. · -Brown, Pomeroy, against Matthew T. Brown, Sr., Pomeroy. ' . : Divorces were granted to Ronald B. Harris from Sheila Barris. ; A decree of legal separation was granted to Susan I:eeates and Rodney H. LeCates. A divorce case fLied by Kristina M. Kaniecki Watkins against Leonard Watkins has been dismissed. ·= www,mydailysentineLeom MASON, W.Va. - Paul R. "Bard" Ariderson, 88~ of · Mason, W.Va., died May 21, 2008 at his residence. · He was preceded in death by his wife, Peggy (Riggs) • .,cw,.. := ·Paul DiVOI'ftS -lo .. .., Deaths 2008 For the Record ARE WE If Hiiiary Clinton had no It •s the Obama cam- stituency IIUikes sense, so paign's cynical use of race no gripes there.)" otherreason .t okeeprunning for the Democratic presibeginning in South Carolina By abandoninjl the princidentialnornination, it would that's the deal-breaker for ple of universality in health others. "He is making his msurance, be lO demonstrate that TID! most think' Russert. Keith Olbennann, way to Denver by dividing Obarna has guaranu,ed that> Ma~n Dowd, David oiJr party over race, whicb is meaningful ·refonn cannot' .Broder and the Beltway maybe the most idiotic cam- be achieved. Z. in Georgia media gasbags don't decide paign tactic ev~," writes C. adds that Obama's vague-· LETTERS "TO THE American elections. m Kansas. "this time the ness on ecoOOmic i.ssues · EDITOR · Last week, Barack witcli b.unt is CO!Ding from foretells disaster. "He has no · Leuers to the editor are welcome. l'hey slwuld be· kss Obama, the supposedly So 1 asked a few to our side. It's heartbreaking. Jl!lroelllible position on the Obama Sll"""rters w~ou economy Olber than: 'We than 3()() words. Allleflers Qre subject io editing, IIIILSt be inevitable Democratic nom- expl!lin :-vny. . . to think rr-Bill. and . . ary Mine 15 no Slllelitillc sur_ can do better. Yes we can. sigNed, t1lld include address and rekp/wM number. No inee, lost tbe West Vuginia Say i:t with me.. r fw.e sei )ll'imafy by 41 points. vey. Raqging from to , Clinton ate lifelong rnem26 86 rinsigned leuers will be published. Le~rJ slwuld be in haven't taken my correspondents live in bers of the KKK. The Dernocrats good taste, addressing issues, no'J::~ies. Leflen of the presidency without win- seven states in the North, 'audacity of hope' canwaign broken . campaign promises followed by belt-tightening: thanlcs to organi1Jltions and indiv · wiU ngt be acceptning the Moun.iain State South and Midwest. They has had the audacity to go austerit}i rneasures 'in a ooeed for publication. since 19l6. To use a geo- don't know each other pel'· there.... This f.ill, tbey'U ay tenn presidency. Ill iihott.· graphically appropriate sonally N n..,..;. to make nice and~ unity, Jimmy Carta- iaa btitter-tai-.. -~n~wvif ~ has ever • : one. ...--CI s but the people they alienated · loRd swearer." ~ 10 poliucs e~ on .a ocai. ~I view the Obam.a candibeen a canary-in-a-coal- volunteer basts. 1 chose in the most ba,teful way mine primary, that was it. them because they're won't be there. lbey dacy as a narcissistic (USPS21._,) Naturally, ·the. media .0011- unusually articulate. deserve to lose for 'being so endeavor by a mediocFC Reader Services Ohio~Pt~llfllllll . , sensus saw a meaningless .. Most think Obama is a callous and childish.fl politician dividing , result in a race they'd sureloserin 'tlleMcGovem, J. in Florida. agrees. al~ ·social vs. -Dernoccats · Conectiou Palicy · _. · · all t · · ,Publllhocl ..,_.,,rooiOOiont, llonday already called fot Obama. Dukakis tradition. Tbey ''Obarna and 'his supporters' · economic · pro,gn=Ssive Our ~ OOIICetll In S 01188 IS 1o ' throUGh Fl'idaf, 111 COUt'l ~. Evidently; · bitter West believe be's totally unquali- use of the 'race caro' lines," J. insists. "He's fore- · be.,.,..,.,, "roo lcMw at an enor Potner<>y, Ohio. Seoonci<IUa Vtrginia rednecks don't. fied. "I've voted for every against the Clintow; (with ing a dJOice between win~ alloty, cal tile new11oom at (7<101 pootoge p0iC1 at f'on-. watch cable teltlvision. DelliOCl'llt from presideat to . the belp of the in-lbe-tank ·~ in 2008 and possibly 992·2158. X *•·· The •u c · , C' p,... end theOhlorJ e ; ' r • ll .. In 2000, the same pundit dog-catcher since 1952. media) is sickening. Now &a!ltng Roe 11. Wade and p ,, • s.nd . . . . . ODmll> chorus urged AI Gore to That will end with Obama," we have vile, ncist, C1111.tld- promoting gay marriage . Our IMin lllllllller .. .. 'll1e Dollr ~ 111 Coutt qnit in Florida for the sake insists H., in Maine. "He . for-power Hillary. Obama . Vet'SUS fighting for the poor: (7401-.zt•. . foo••ot.IJII0>45NII. of the ~try (and the won't get 150 electoral "?""'!' ~ .avoid the 'divi- and w~ class. .· ...... lliwnl••' dOt•-.: Republican Pany). votes, more . than he s1veness of the Clinton' "I've deCided I won't •bel)1 ;IJU: I A t or ........... Everybody Irnows bow that deserves. The Democratic years by blaming it on Obama and his penonality One ..... · ''1027 woded ouL Toda.I· Gore's.a Party's been k:ela:ing on the ~ That's a despi~ cult tmnsform the a....,... ....... Nobel ~a-.- •. Exl12· laureate. Ucol;ge W. edge ofeninction. Obama's lie, and be knows tt. The Democratic Pmy into an· h ; IIi. Brion Reed, Ext. 1• twr ' Ill' Bush - like Obama - a arrogance will kill iL only way of avoiding divi- 01pnira6oo .that represents . ...... '"X' ..... ,. F. IIi. llelh s...vom. Ext. 13 uniter, aot a divider, became "lust four years out. of the siveness is to .cave to the only the interests of ricb . a........ 'tut .. a..,... ..... the most~· ineffec- state Senate. If be were ~can .agenda, Which l social libeols.'' s• 5 ,.....,. ,... . . . . . . tive jx'esideot m U.S. :bisto- white or female, his candi- befieve he's mo!ll than What llo I dlint?l suspri;r · Dollji_NG_ ry. Evec lJi:lrd any media &ley would be a joke. eager to do." moR will ~y. teturn IKHiption tJr tnlll t=L 7. tin priD£elings explain how. Imagine if be'dOilfed to run "He and his supponen;," by Novemlt«, bufdlllt - they went so c:omprehen- for vice presicleot with I . adds, "have systematkal- Africaa..Ameril:al wortilig• iively wroq? Me oeitlla. Hillary. McCain would lose, ly sacrificed the central 4ass Wiers ~Woa•t. . . . . . . . . . . . 17 If aominated, Obama Democrats would come constituency of the (Aitmu.u Dem«rat....... c ... can't tJOSsibly defear John close to60 Senate iCllts and Democratic Party the Gazetu oo'-nist <hM 13 ...... "32.2111 McCain without bringing pick up 35 in the House. poor and wort:ing classeyons il a lltlliotJat ~­ 26 WMica 'IUD , Clinton voten to him. the Democratic Left's need on the altar of OOllstilllen- liM awanl wilvw .and.co52...... "127.t1 £......, Recendy, however, l' . e to svroon a&!: cight.years of cies who look 10 politics for .m.altor of ~lJJe HlllfliiJ& of ..-emjdlllr=llitlll.oortt . OlkU been '~ trom many a mornn, coupled with ceaffumation of their ideo- 1M PresitkfttH (St. AlatWt~ : : pusioilate Detnoorats !Who unbridlc4 Clinton-hatred, tity: college 5biden~s and P~es-s, 2(}(}()). 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Sdlool Dhaka PveJtllr II tmp U 1'"-oa for die .2008s!009 sd aol Jell' . . h .... T•••' J, Mlr 27.' !008 • Sullie.. Elt l•t· Ct' •• 1te 3 . , . , t 1sr. - To Scidzle • .w ak oa•tiCIIIliJ ":at 740-Hl·17M ' �I • Page A6- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May ·22. 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com • ~ A7 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com 'Blues Thursday, May 22, 2oo8 tFriday Memorial Day events PORn.AND - A horse show. food and balce sale as weU as li ve music will lake place ... Memorial Day at the Portland Co mmunily Centec. The. food and bake sale begin at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with bluegrass music beginnin_g at I p.m., the bluegrass group L.ilde Tom and the Tom Cats will perfonn at 3 p.m., the: gospel gmtip Truly Saved al4 p'.m. The Modem Woodmen Of American Camp 7230. Burlingbani, is provi!Jing up to a $I ,250 match for money t:aised on Memorial Day. The money will go towazd;s repairs on the bui14ing: · The borse show, sponsored by the Ohio River Prodw::en;, will tak~t~~ at II a.m. at the Poitland Show Ring · d the communitY celiter. The arena opens up for warm ups al 10 a.m. There is a $3 grounds fee per horse with most categories having a $2 entry fee with the ex-ception of trail class which is $4. Ribbons will be awarded. Call (740) 590-9936 (,) r 843-5216 for ~ information. Remember Your Grllduate With A Dairy Queen Cake ' ' ' AU lfUijor credit ctuds aceepted 2208 .Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,WV .:litE 304-675-5427 •• Memorial bike nm .~ ' . . ' ' Sutwiillllld pllalo J he West Virginia Blues Society (WVBS) ~ Blues Revue magazine willl pmsent "Delta Bliles Night" at Barista's Pub in New UIEIIIIIinSIIIIIII 828JacblnPike Gallipoli, OH Po iiJ,CII 356 East Main Pomeroy,OH 740-991-6192 . 748 446-3837 • T• • W... IWt"wWing Night Ja;•'w P.... Night ·11u'Mia(• 8llnd Drill"¥ CoatAM»>It ToU:siWIM. ' ' •fndilr'w1/l ,...ta. 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W.Va. -· 9Iildren ages birth to 5 and .their parents can participate in -~'Grow With Music." a devel:JOplllental music progrnm this <Summer. of : Sessions begin the ;May 26 and will continue ;through the week of June 23. ·.according to Joni Pappas, ,~or of llhe program, which ;is offered through the Speech · :and Hearing Clinic at Marshall .University. ; Classes are available for ;babies from birth to 18 ~nths~ toddlen; from 18 to 36 ~nths; and child!;en from 3 to week • 5 years of ·age. Parent piuticipation is required in the classes for lhe baby and tnddler categories and optional for the 35 year category. Classes take place in the early evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Daytime Sessions may be added acoordiug to demand, aCoordin:g to Pappas. A maximum of l 0 children is accepted per .class. · "Music is very motivating for children of these ages," Pappas said. ''We assist them in learning through play." She nOted that children with speqaJ needs are welcome. Pappas said the 45-minute sessions are designed to enhanre a drild's oognilive, oocial/emotional, speech/language and physical development by using age-appropriate music _activities and movement. Emphasis is {Dade on Amaican folk music, wid! wbich most of the parents . will be familiar, and virtually all of i.t will be pedonned live. Pappas is a board-certified neurologic music therapist · specializing in early childhood intervention, special education and older adults. Her private practice bas included work in numerous pre-schools, early childhood centers, special education programs. · nursing homes and rehabilitative centers in Iowa. Mississippi arid Indiana. She also is a music educator, having taught pre-K12 general and choral music in Dubuque, Iowa. She is currently serving as adjunct fac. ulty for the Department of . Music at Marshall. . For information on "Grow wi!h Music, "persons may visiJ the progr:am website at www.marshall.edulcommdislm usic, oontactPappasbye~mail· ing pappasj@mJJrshalLedu, or call her at (304) 697-02JJ. s • jCenterville Bean Dinner, parade celebrates 25th year ~- '"-'1-ri/U.II.t' JiaPI.dJ.,&.a&,. ;Martinsville, W.Va., on Frit;lay, May 23. West 'lirginia favorite aooustk: blues duo lzzy & Chris, seen here, will be Performing their .unique style of Delta blues and paying tribute to the most lamous delta bluesman who ever lived, Robert Johnson. Blues music will hegin at 8:30p.m. and admission is only $5. · · . . · · To One Of These Great Restaurants · : CENTERVILI,.E - For 25 :Y~ the Centerville Volunteer . ·Fm . Department has been : serving up bean soup on :Memorial Day weekend and :its members are ready tO make :more, along with a few ~ther .events to enhance the: holiday Jor everybody. · The bean di nner and :parade that precedes it is ;Saturday, May 24, with · ;.entertainment scheduled into 1'he aJternoon, said Ann Daniels, one of the event's organizers. · . The parade, wtth Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 709 serving as the color ¥Uard, starts at 11 a.m., work· m_g its way ~own Ohio 279 . ·from Centerville Road to the village's community center, the former Centerville grade school. The dinner will then commence with- cornbread, hot dogs, ~~~s, cakes, a Sno· Cone mac · e and a cotton candy I;Dllk:er in addition to the . bean soup. The soup is prepared, as tt bas been for · years, in cauldrons for an authentic flavor. The Rev. Larry Johnson of ~e Thurman-Ve¥a _ Parish will gtve ·the benediction at !be. dinner. Beth Fowble will sing the national anthem at the patade, and Jared Hale of Oak Hill will play the bagpipes in honor of veterans . The South · Gallia High School choir per- forms from noon to 12:30 p.m., and the band Southern Thunder takes the stage from I to 4 p.m. · An auction wiD be held and anyone wanting to donate an item can contact Daniels at (740) 245-5635. Anyone looking to ·b e a pan of the parade can alsi> contact her or be there prior to the. parade. "lt's our 25th annual bean dinner, so we ought to · celebrate a bit," Daniels said . POMEROY- Meigs County Bikers Annual Memorial Run will take place on Sunday witli bikers gathering on the Pomeroy Parking Lot at noon and bikes leaving promptly at I p.m. T-shirts will be sold on the parking lot prior to the ride which will be taking a new route . ·The new route is Pomeroy to Middleport, Bradbury Road to Rutland, New Lima Road, Harrisonville, then Ohio 143 to Ohio 7 «> Racine, Ohio 124 (river road) to the Meig1i County Fairgrounds. · , Bike events.'food. games, beverages and the band Amix will perfonn at the fairgrounds. 1lie roule will stay exclusively in Meigs County this year and will not be going .t o Lakeview Tavern. Money raised helps benefit the children uf Meigs County. Tour, tea set June 7 PARKERSBURG, WVa. - Parkersburg's Julia-Ann Square Historic District will host a Victorian Home and Garden Tour and Tea on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 and 8 .from I until 5 p.m. . This year' s tour will feature three.homes (firSt floor only) and three gardens in the historic diStrict. There will also ·b e a plant sale. The hoi~~t;s and gardens are all in walking distance. The tea is being held on the lawn of the "Castle" at I209 Ann St. , Tickets are $15, including the tea. Tickets and maps are available at each address. Look for signs on the: front lawns of each home .. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling (304) 428-8536 or (304)' 422,2687 . AU proceeds will benefit the Julia-Ann Square Historic District improvement projects. Tours will be open rain or shine. . For information, contact Judith Smith qt Jcsmith335/J@ yahoo.com, or (304) 422·986~. Airport show set r McARTHUR - Vmton County Pilots and Boosters Association will sponsor the secon!i annual Radio Controlled Air Show on .Satul'liliY and Sunday, May 3 I and June I . at the Vm~ County Airport. · , Radio controlled model aircraft of al'l descriptions from four different RC clubs in Ohio will • be flying in this sanctioned event. . . Between RC flying events and contests, pilot:& from the Boostecs Association will offer airplane rides. Food will be available both dayS . with an old fashioned bean dinner scheduled fer : CHARLESTON, W.Va. previous Vandalia Awwwin- youth award for children 15- ging dance stage will have noon Sunday. years-old and under in both cat- bands and callen; on band from -The . 32nd ' annual Vandalia ner, who died last year. . The runway will not be closed and big planes As in years past, tJiem will eguries. The-Cl!kes and pies will noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday and are welcomed to fly in (221) to enjoy top notch :Gathering is a free celebration :,>f .the trad_itional atts, music, be special youth categories in be sliced following the: oonrest Sunday. Spectators are encour- model flying and great food. : )dance. stones. crafts and food the flat-pick. gilitar. fiddle aod and given as prizes in the·.new aged to jump in and kick up . The Vinton County Airport is located about fi .Qf West Virginia. The Cultural lap dulcimer conlests. Musil: "Cake Walk:" which will lake · their heels. miles north of McArthur, just off Ohio 93 on ·'center and State Capitol oonlests on. Saturday include place Saturday in the Great Hall Gospel singing is featured in Airport Road. :. :complex. grounds will play old-time fiddle; . bl~guss Statting al 4 p.m. Everyone is the !healer from 3:30 - 5 p.m. For mo re info rmation, contact Booste r :IJost to this expanding family- banjo and mandolin. 'Ihe -old- welcome to participate. on Sunday. The workshop, led President Terry at (740) 385-9392 or Stew ';:Style gathering on Memorial time banjo, lap dulcimel' :and Aooibcr new addition to the by Gospel great Ethel Caffie- Keller at (140) 41 8-261 2. · J>ay weekend, May 23-25. flat-pick guitar, as weU as :the: festival dlis year is the "Down Austin, is for novices and : The unique blending of ethnic · Liars Contest (honest~) .oom- Home VJSit,ft which will give ·accomplished singers alike and :_ud cultural heritage combines prise the Sunday oompetitions. festival goers an opportunity to. fills the theater with heavenly . :1111 atmosphere as comfomible Contests are open to We.s t meet and talk wid! past sounds. The ·theater will also: GALLIPOLIS - Ballroom dance lessons· are a family reunion with the: VIJ'ginia residents only, and Vandalia Awanl winners in an feature five groups of musibeing .taught on Tuesdays thi s month and into ::excitement of a .state fair. witinen; are announced at the intimate setting. Hosted by cians in concert on Saturday. June al the Ariel Theatre banquet room. 426 } The stalewide folk festival, . conclusion of the contest mpsioians John Lilly and Gerry On Sunday in the theater, visi· :4mmed for the proposed 14th . instead of during the evening MilDes, " Down . Home VJSit'' · ltm.. can. hear some of West Serond Ave. Instruction will be in waltz and salsa. Classeii ~y. creates new memories, concerts. 'Registration for tpe will take place in the Art VJrginia's best stoo:ytellen; tell will be May 6, 13. 20 and 27. and June 3 l'or .thc:lhoosands ofvisiton;who music contests is from II a .m. Gallc:ry of the Cultural Cmt:er their tales until the Liars 10. Waltz sessions are at 7 p .m. and salsa sesjlock from across the Mountain . to noon both days. Liars oonf on Satw'day from 11 a.m. - S;30 Contest begins a! J ·p.m. sions at 8 p.m. The cost is $60 per person for :State and the entire counay to ·t est registration is Sunday p.m. and Sunday from I I a.m. A Saturday night concert in each session of six weeks. or $120 per persQn 4:30 p.m. On Saturday, visitors die State Theater will begin at ·,celebrate traditions passed from from noon to I p.m.: . ::generation to generation. A new competition bas been can enjoy one-hour. sessions 6:30 p.m. With an awards pre- for both sessions. Instruction will be given b)' Joe and Cheryl ;. The 2008 Vandali!l added on Satlln1ay this year: a with Bonnie Collins at ) I a.m.~ sentation for quilt and wall ;Gathering gets under way al 7 cake and pie contest. Entries Jane and Frank Georgelar.l 2:30 hanging winners and presenta- Li . The dress code ,is light. casual clothes. Soft leathet o r suede sole shoes art; 1recommended. · \p.m. Friday with the Vandalta must be made from scratch and p.m.; Nat Reese at 2 p.tn.; Rush lion of the Vandalia Award, the For mort' infomwtion, conu(ct Joe Li at (740) ::Sampler concen featuring submitted on a nine-inch dis- and Ruby Butcher at 3:30p.m.; state's highest folklife honor, 418-7000 or ming_45631 @vdlwo.com. :Wme of the state's favorite posable plate or bundt pan. The · ;md Lester McCumben; at 4 :30 tp Lou Maiuri, a master o f tra:.musicilms in the Norinan L.. main ingredient in pies and p.m. Sunday's schedule ditional Appalachian-style ;Fagan West Virginia State cakes must be fresh or frozen includes Mack Samples at II dancing, a caller, instructo r, ·Theater o f the C ultural Center. apples (no canned fruit) but can a.m.; Ethel Caffic-Austin at judge and organizer from JAC KSON - The Lillian Jones Museum is ; Performer~ include Front include other fruits and ingredi- 12:30 p.m.; Patty Looman at 2 Summersville . :Page, The Ginsangers, Robin ents, and creativity is encour- /JT.l!l., ~ . this year's winner, The Vandalia Gathering is a trying something new . this summer. On j(e ssi nger, Chance McCoy, ,aged. Cakes and ptes that mus( Lou Matun al 3:30p.m. program of the West Vuginia Saturdays. May through·September. vemlon; are •Bob Shank. Bil l.epp, Noah be refrigerated are not eligible. Singing, oon=ts and dane- DivisionofCullureand History. invited to set up tables and chairs and sell their · l.epp, Elaine Porky, Pete The oontest will take place on ing ranging from ethnic to traFor mo~ info,.matilm about wares from II a.m. to 4 p.m. There is a flat $5 fee for the day to sel up a 5' Kosky, Gerry Milnes and the: the plaza deck. Registration is ditional square dancing in the the festival. including a com~el Eddy Band. In addi- from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Great Hall of the Cultural plete schedul~ of a ctil'ities. by-5-foot space. Please ~pread the word. Invite 'tion, the evening' s program competition is open to West Center will . take place on 1•isit the Division's website at your Arpish friends to .ell the ir goods. Sell your :Will include a tribute to Brooks · Virginia residents only1 Awards SatUrday from I I a.m. to 4 p.n www. Wl•cwllllne.brg/va~lialv craft s, produce. and flower s. Join us op ' :Smith, a senior old-time banjo will be made for ftm. second and noon to 5 p.m. o n Sunday. ansched.htm.l.. or call ( 304) Saturdays this summer season on the lawn at the Lillian J~nes Museum . · :winneL, master m usician and and third place ·as 'well as a The outdoor ffillfoot lind clog- ' 558-0/62. ' New E&pud<d Menu Orillod Deli Sandwiches, Drawing Eaeh Week! 1land Dipped Elll.m SealinJ or 'fate-out Drive Thru. Name:----------------------- NO FRILLS, JUSI' GREAT FOOD! ' "PI:iJJy Steak on Wlou/s " ·io: front,_ NEW t.ocaon Rt. 2 in Pl. Pita-. \\IV.304--674-547'9 ~~--~--~--------Mail to: Free Llllldt GallipoliS Daily Tribune ~ ~:1:: ~~~O~H-45631 ·.~Vandalia Gathering starts Friday on capitol grounds Dance lessons .:as ana j1 f tim AVWiuit •G .... llh,OH 1540 F I , $3.95 LUNCNBIJHET (7401 44& 111 a I ; Vendors oo lawn • ' • •• . · �I • Page A6- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May ·22. 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com • ~ A7 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com 'Blues Thursday, May 22, 2oo8 tFriday Memorial Day events PORn.AND - A horse show. food and balce sale as weU as li ve music will lake place ... Memorial Day at the Portland Co mmunily Centec. The. food and bake sale begin at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with bluegrass music beginnin_g at I p.m., the bluegrass group L.ilde Tom and the Tom Cats will perfonn at 3 p.m., the: gospel gmtip Truly Saved al4 p'.m. The Modem Woodmen Of American Camp 7230. Burlingbani, is provi!Jing up to a $I ,250 match for money t:aised on Memorial Day. The money will go towazd;s repairs on the bui14ing: · The borse show, sponsored by the Ohio River Prodw::en;, will tak~t~~ at II a.m. at the Poitland Show Ring · d the communitY celiter. The arena opens up for warm ups al 10 a.m. There is a $3 grounds fee per horse with most categories having a $2 entry fee with the ex-ception of trail class which is $4. Ribbons will be awarded. Call (740) 590-9936 (,) r 843-5216 for ~ information. Remember Your Grllduate With A Dairy Queen Cake ' ' ' AU lfUijor credit ctuds aceepted 2208 .Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,WV .:litE 304-675-5427 •• Memorial bike nm .~ ' . . ' ' Sutwiillllld pllalo J he West Virginia Blues Society (WVBS) ~ Blues Revue magazine willl pmsent "Delta Bliles Night" at Barista's Pub in New UIEIIIIIinSIIIIIII 828JacblnPike Gallipoli, OH Po iiJ,CII 356 East Main Pomeroy,OH 740-991-6192 . 748 446-3837 • T• • W... IWt"wWing Night Ja;•'w P.... Night ·11u'Mia(• 8llnd Drill"¥ CoatAM»>It ToU:siWIM. ' ' •fndilr'w1/l ,...ta. 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W.Va. -· 9Iildren ages birth to 5 and .their parents can participate in -~'Grow With Music." a devel:JOplllental music progrnm this <Summer. of : Sessions begin the ;May 26 and will continue ;through the week of June 23. ·.according to Joni Pappas, ,~or of llhe program, which ;is offered through the Speech · :and Hearing Clinic at Marshall .University. ; Classes are available for ;babies from birth to 18 ~nths~ toddlen; from 18 to 36 ~nths; and child!;en from 3 to week • 5 years of ·age. Parent piuticipation is required in the classes for lhe baby and tnddler categories and optional for the 35 year category. Classes take place in the early evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Daytime Sessions may be added acoordiug to demand, aCoordin:g to Pappas. A maximum of l 0 children is accepted per .class. · "Music is very motivating for children of these ages," Pappas said. ''We assist them in learning through play." She nOted that children with speqaJ needs are welcome. Pappas said the 45-minute sessions are designed to enhanre a drild's oognilive, oocial/emotional, speech/language and physical development by using age-appropriate music _activities and movement. Emphasis is {Dade on Amaican folk music, wid! wbich most of the parents . will be familiar, and virtually all of i.t will be pedonned live. Pappas is a board-certified neurologic music therapist · specializing in early childhood intervention, special education and older adults. Her private practice bas included work in numerous pre-schools, early childhood centers, special education programs. · nursing homes and rehabilitative centers in Iowa. Mississippi arid Indiana. She also is a music educator, having taught pre-K12 general and choral music in Dubuque, Iowa. She is currently serving as adjunct fac. ulty for the Department of . Music at Marshall. . For information on "Grow wi!h Music, "persons may visiJ the progr:am website at www.marshall.edulcommdislm usic, oontactPappasbye~mail· ing pappasj@mJJrshalLedu, or call her at (304) 697-02JJ. s • jCenterville Bean Dinner, parade celebrates 25th year ~- '"-'1-ri/U.II.t' JiaPI.dJ.,&.a&,. ;Martinsville, W.Va., on Frit;lay, May 23. West 'lirginia favorite aooustk: blues duo lzzy & Chris, seen here, will be Performing their .unique style of Delta blues and paying tribute to the most lamous delta bluesman who ever lived, Robert Johnson. Blues music will hegin at 8:30p.m. and admission is only $5. · · . . · · To One Of These Great Restaurants · : CENTERVILI,.E - For 25 :Y~ the Centerville Volunteer . ·Fm . Department has been : serving up bean soup on :Memorial Day weekend and :its members are ready tO make :more, along with a few ~ther .events to enhance the: holiday Jor everybody. · The bean di nner and :parade that precedes it is ;Saturday, May 24, with · ;.entertainment scheduled into 1'he aJternoon, said Ann Daniels, one of the event's organizers. · . The parade, wtth Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 709 serving as the color ¥Uard, starts at 11 a.m., work· m_g its way ~own Ohio 279 . ·from Centerville Road to the village's community center, the former Centerville grade school. The dinner will then commence with- cornbread, hot dogs, ~~~s, cakes, a Sno· Cone mac · e and a cotton candy I;Dllk:er in addition to the . bean soup. The soup is prepared, as tt bas been for · years, in cauldrons for an authentic flavor. The Rev. Larry Johnson of ~e Thurman-Ve¥a _ Parish will gtve ·the benediction at !be. dinner. Beth Fowble will sing the national anthem at the patade, and Jared Hale of Oak Hill will play the bagpipes in honor of veterans . The South · Gallia High School choir per- forms from noon to 12:30 p.m., and the band Southern Thunder takes the stage from I to 4 p.m. · An auction wiD be held and anyone wanting to donate an item can contact Daniels at (740) 245-5635. Anyone looking to ·b e a pan of the parade can alsi> contact her or be there prior to the. parade. "lt's our 25th annual bean dinner, so we ought to · celebrate a bit," Daniels said . POMEROY- Meigs County Bikers Annual Memorial Run will take place on Sunday witli bikers gathering on the Pomeroy Parking Lot at noon and bikes leaving promptly at I p.m. T-shirts will be sold on the parking lot prior to the ride which will be taking a new route . ·The new route is Pomeroy to Middleport, Bradbury Road to Rutland, New Lima Road, Harrisonville, then Ohio 143 to Ohio 7 «> Racine, Ohio 124 (river road) to the Meig1i County Fairgrounds. · , Bike events.'food. games, beverages and the band Amix will perfonn at the fairgrounds. 1lie roule will stay exclusively in Meigs County this year and will not be going .t o Lakeview Tavern. Money raised helps benefit the children uf Meigs County. Tour, tea set June 7 PARKERSBURG, WVa. - Parkersburg's Julia-Ann Square Historic District will host a Victorian Home and Garden Tour and Tea on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 and 8 .from I until 5 p.m. . This year' s tour will feature three.homes (firSt floor only) and three gardens in the historic diStrict. There will also ·b e a plant sale. The hoi~~t;s and gardens are all in walking distance. The tea is being held on the lawn of the "Castle" at I209 Ann St. , Tickets are $15, including the tea. Tickets and maps are available at each address. Look for signs on the: front lawns of each home .. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling (304) 428-8536 or (304)' 422,2687 . AU proceeds will benefit the Julia-Ann Square Historic District improvement projects. Tours will be open rain or shine. . For information, contact Judith Smith qt Jcsmith335/J@ yahoo.com, or (304) 422·986~. Airport show set r McARTHUR - Vmton County Pilots and Boosters Association will sponsor the secon!i annual Radio Controlled Air Show on .Satul'liliY and Sunday, May 3 I and June I . at the Vm~ County Airport. · , Radio controlled model aircraft of al'l descriptions from four different RC clubs in Ohio will • be flying in this sanctioned event. . . Between RC flying events and contests, pilot:& from the Boostecs Association will offer airplane rides. Food will be available both dayS . with an old fashioned bean dinner scheduled fer : CHARLESTON, W.Va. previous Vandalia Awwwin- youth award for children 15- ging dance stage will have noon Sunday. years-old and under in both cat- bands and callen; on band from -The . 32nd ' annual Vandalia ner, who died last year. . The runway will not be closed and big planes As in years past, tJiem will eguries. The-Cl!kes and pies will noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday and are welcomed to fly in (221) to enjoy top notch :Gathering is a free celebration :,>f .the trad_itional atts, music, be special youth categories in be sliced following the: oonrest Sunday. Spectators are encour- model flying and great food. : )dance. stones. crafts and food the flat-pick. gilitar. fiddle aod and given as prizes in the·.new aged to jump in and kick up . The Vinton County Airport is located about fi .Qf West Virginia. The Cultural lap dulcimer conlests. Musil: "Cake Walk:" which will lake · their heels. miles north of McArthur, just off Ohio 93 on ·'center and State Capitol oonlests on. Saturday include place Saturday in the Great Hall Gospel singing is featured in Airport Road. :. :complex. grounds will play old-time fiddle; . bl~guss Statting al 4 p.m. Everyone is the !healer from 3:30 - 5 p.m. For mo re info rmation, contact Booste r :IJost to this expanding family- banjo and mandolin. 'Ihe -old- welcome to participate. on Sunday. The workshop, led President Terry at (740) 385-9392 or Stew ';:Style gathering on Memorial time banjo, lap dulcimel' :and Aooibcr new addition to the by Gospel great Ethel Caffie- Keller at (140) 41 8-261 2. · J>ay weekend, May 23-25. flat-pick guitar, as weU as :the: festival dlis year is the "Down Austin, is for novices and : The unique blending of ethnic · Liars Contest (honest~) .oom- Home VJSit,ft which will give ·accomplished singers alike and :_ud cultural heritage combines prise the Sunday oompetitions. festival goers an opportunity to. fills the theater with heavenly . :1111 atmosphere as comfomible Contests are open to We.s t meet and talk wid! past sounds. The ·theater will also: GALLIPOLIS - Ballroom dance lessons· are a family reunion with the: VIJ'ginia residents only, and Vandalia Awanl winners in an feature five groups of musibeing .taught on Tuesdays thi s month and into ::excitement of a .state fair. witinen; are announced at the intimate setting. Hosted by cians in concert on Saturday. June al the Ariel Theatre banquet room. 426 } The stalewide folk festival, . conclusion of the contest mpsioians John Lilly and Gerry On Sunday in the theater, visi· :4mmed for the proposed 14th . instead of during the evening MilDes, " Down . Home VJSit'' · ltm.. can. hear some of West Serond Ave. Instruction will be in waltz and salsa. Classeii ~y. creates new memories, concerts. 'Registration for tpe will take place in the Art VJrginia's best stoo:ytellen; tell will be May 6, 13. 20 and 27. and June 3 l'or .thc:lhoosands ofvisiton;who music contests is from II a .m. Gallc:ry of the Cultural Cmt:er their tales until the Liars 10. Waltz sessions are at 7 p .m. and salsa sesjlock from across the Mountain . to noon both days. Liars oonf on Satw'day from 11 a.m. - S;30 Contest begins a! J ·p.m. sions at 8 p.m. The cost is $60 per person for :State and the entire counay to ·t est registration is Sunday p.m. and Sunday from I I a.m. A Saturday night concert in each session of six weeks. or $120 per persQn 4:30 p.m. On Saturday, visitors die State Theater will begin at ·,celebrate traditions passed from from noon to I p.m.: . ::generation to generation. A new competition bas been can enjoy one-hour. sessions 6:30 p.m. With an awards pre- for both sessions. Instruction will be given b)' Joe and Cheryl ;. The 2008 Vandali!l added on Satlln1ay this year: a with Bonnie Collins at ) I a.m.~ sentation for quilt and wall ;Gathering gets under way al 7 cake and pie contest. Entries Jane and Frank Georgelar.l 2:30 hanging winners and presenta- Li . The dress code ,is light. casual clothes. Soft leathet o r suede sole shoes art; 1recommended. · \p.m. Friday with the Vandalta must be made from scratch and p.m.; Nat Reese at 2 p.tn.; Rush lion of the Vandalia Award, the For mort' infomwtion, conu(ct Joe Li at (740) ::Sampler concen featuring submitted on a nine-inch dis- and Ruby Butcher at 3:30p.m.; state's highest folklife honor, 418-7000 or ming_45631 @vdlwo.com. :Wme of the state's favorite posable plate or bundt pan. The · ;md Lester McCumben; at 4 :30 tp Lou Maiuri, a master o f tra:.musicilms in the Norinan L.. main ingredient in pies and p.m. Sunday's schedule ditional Appalachian-style ;Fagan West Virginia State cakes must be fresh or frozen includes Mack Samples at II dancing, a caller, instructo r, ·Theater o f the C ultural Center. apples (no canned fruit) but can a.m.; Ethel Caffic-Austin at judge and organizer from JAC KSON - The Lillian Jones Museum is ; Performer~ include Front include other fruits and ingredi- 12:30 p.m.; Patty Looman at 2 Summersville . :Page, The Ginsangers, Robin ents, and creativity is encour- /JT.l!l., ~ . this year's winner, The Vandalia Gathering is a trying something new . this summer. On j(e ssi nger, Chance McCoy, ,aged. Cakes and ptes that mus( Lou Matun al 3:30p.m. program of the West Vuginia Saturdays. May through·September. vemlon; are •Bob Shank. Bil l.epp, Noah be refrigerated are not eligible. Singing, oon=ts and dane- DivisionofCullureand History. invited to set up tables and chairs and sell their · l.epp, Elaine Porky, Pete The oontest will take place on ing ranging from ethnic to traFor mo~ info,.matilm about wares from II a.m. to 4 p.m. There is a flat $5 fee for the day to sel up a 5' Kosky, Gerry Milnes and the: the plaza deck. Registration is ditional square dancing in the the festival. including a com~el Eddy Band. In addi- from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Great Hall of the Cultural plete schedul~ of a ctil'ities. by-5-foot space. Please ~pread the word. Invite 'tion, the evening' s program competition is open to West Center will . take place on 1•isit the Division's website at your Arpish friends to .ell the ir goods. Sell your :Will include a tribute to Brooks · Virginia residents only1 Awards SatUrday from I I a.m. to 4 p.n www. Wl•cwllllne.brg/va~lialv craft s, produce. and flower s. Join us op ' :Smith, a senior old-time banjo will be made for ftm. second and noon to 5 p.m. o n Sunday. ansched.htm.l.. or call ( 304) Saturdays this summer season on the lawn at the Lillian J~nes Museum . · :winneL, master m usician and and third place ·as 'well as a The outdoor ffillfoot lind clog- ' 558-0/62. ' New E&pud<d Menu Orillod Deli Sandwiches, Drawing Eaeh Week! 1land Dipped Elll.m SealinJ or 'fate-out Drive Thru. Name:----------------------- NO FRILLS, JUSI' GREAT FOOD! ' "PI:iJJy Steak on Wlou/s " ·io: front,_ NEW t.ocaon Rt. 2 in Pl. Pita-. \\IV.304--674-547'9 ~~--~--~--------Mail to: Free Llllldt GallipoliS Daily Tribune ~ ~:1:: ~~~O~H-45631 ·.~Vandalia Gathering starts Friday on capitol grounds Dance lessons .:as ana j1 f tim AVWiuit •G .... llh,OH 1540 F I , $3.95 LUNCNBIJHET (7401 44& 111 a I ; Vendors oo lawn • ' • •• . · �• Page AS LocAL • STATE · The Daily. Sentinel ThUI"fflccay, May 22, 2oo8 TOPS lOsers honored COOLVII..l.E - ~ Bums w.as named weekly best weigbt-ioss winDer 'and Myrt;le Gabriel runner-up at the May 20 J!M'ding of TOPS" (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) <lllqer liOH 2013 Coolville with [8 members present. , KOPs (Koep OJfPonnds) members LaObresia Bog~_S. , Mal}' Cleland, May Frost, Louise Hershey and Patncl,Ji RicbmoM were in leeway. Frost was recognized for bcr npromiJ~g birthday. . Imide Bt· The Daily Sentinel poog. rs beat Reds lipiD, r. Bl Sox willltnud1 straipt, r. 82 . ~~leads Lakers ... Spurs, . . . 83 Thursday, May 22, 2008 • • · Bogardus presented a pro,gr:am entitled ..Feeling Good · Eating Right." Hershey ~lips on ·exercises that_ can . be oone while dri'WiQg or whi1e sim'lg ·quietly at funcllOns 0£ ~• • Open disojl&&ioo follOWed. The groQp ..,.,..;,& evay U.Csday llllion:h Baptist Ohw.:ch. ~is from 5:15 tG .6: L5 p.m. with .a meeting at 6:30. FQr.;:inf«Wmllioo, all Pat 'St!Mden lll662-2633 m attend a li:ee .,..;'18' Local Weather • Dunday--Pattly -sunny. Hi81i& in die upper ·60&. West.•w.inlls :S m_I~ me,h. _ .n I ~~ . .......... ' Actul9d anutall merilels from Soulhe!ri's Wirming "'8iJ1JBSUJllef'11111m Whklh !lost a ti11a1 o1 143.5 poorildl. · ~~~~ay ~Y do!dy. lows in the Jlower 6 . N<ri1 wind&5 .to i<Oqlh in · idle eveDJ~~g· . ·...Beomning m;...,. _ _. lllllillible 1 . Friday-Mostly . ·sunny :wid! a d!l!noe of !Oli:oeat .-....., . ..._ -'--·- ~···NOdbeast &-~~~ • 60s. . wmds . • 'B• est Lose ' . test · ' S. outbem wms · a .. r con . :;-~.:m!~=i around'S mph. :. RACINE - SGuthern's I md April L Mei!lS Loeal die ClllllteSt aDCI ~ spon12-member ream has 'won fmished with a 4.4 peroeat mml by die Meigfl County dle "Biggest Loser" weight loss, Eastern Local !!~~ ~~nt's weight loss .ooatest which with a 3.4 peroeDt weight '-""'""""'a...,.._ nu!li'IUD i.ncluded staff/teams from loss, B~adbury Head Start h•wkd by Andrew Meigs, Eastern, Brad!MKY with a dMtoe percent Bmmficld Head Start and Carleron weight loss and . Cadeton In addition, 31 members SchooL School with .a 1.4 peroent of tbe Southern staff ~Soutihem's team lost a weight loss. . ticipating in !he distnct's total of l43:5 . pounds Tbe winning team won :a wefiness progJ3JD recently which was a S.3 percent Wi for their school's physi- lost a total of 2;(;7..5 weight loss between Feb. cal ed•ocati.on classes with po.uods. 'Southern i.s con- ..... tin~ wi.th its w.ellness ' mph. . . 5aturday aBil s...day program with the latest r:::.st hlch"The,., ,!~ . £l~·~stl.Y.,~ew,= _Hi~s · ~ w.... m ,. .., ouw.er '""'· u.ws m ilbe end .M tbe •sobool year. lbe iiJfPlf 408. 7 W10 .."" A staff member will 1be ,S a f y...:Sunny. 'Highs every week : around 80. until tihe staff member who's lost dle most weight will ,be lefit and the winner .announced ·OD the l.ast day of schooL ~eliminatedff Day-Mostdy clear. Lows in lihe mid 50s. lli2bs in tbe mid :80s. . II.Uy nigbLP31111y doudy in lihe e¥ening. ..Then becoming niostly doudy. A chance .of Showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 50s. Ohance of rain 30 percent. 'li~e~Uy--Mostdy cloudy with :a .chance .of showers and thundcrstonru;. ffigb.s ·in the lower 80s. Chance of ~!+!cent. . . ~ • •L ..Mostly .cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstoons. LGws in tihe mid 50s. <Jhance 6£ain 30 percent. Wedaewday••• M<osdy swmy. Highs in 1he upper 70s. me invited I . in language deveiopmentllitcracy .and handWriliug. • . "There will be plenty of ~ve fun,". said ~g. "Th1s camp will provide adequate SllpllOit as IICCded to promote active engagement and social. growdJ betw.een ~ of ·similar Br Soon WO&R ages and abilities."- 1be camp wiD feature weekly themes, as well. Tbeie ·ioclllllot·, ::OO die FamniAt the Fair," "'ur Land (Fow1b of f:u lyl," v.u.r a.nc ~- (NAS- development, (Pialic,G:adull~.~ ·~''8 ~·a school~ ~suallion_ and oooupational thempy multi-child ~f ss.!'hi~ discount •.sz available. These are small ......t :(NfSE)- 55.23 w..ty'a (NYIEI- HAI!i •group setti11gs with .thera- • w a ""'~ ...,•• a' 1I(NYSEJ for- zu•1 or-.. ·D ellr*dl14 wla-the4 toilet .ttained. The .camp is scheduled .• .Ji Sensory Cam.p. ·Cash, check, aedit cards and • • oo Arabian Peninsula s.-. Wos.abi and Schulp identif-ied it as the footprint of an ornithopOd, 2 large, common plant-eater that wa!Ud on its hind legs . • ~ "It's an· . e11.titing find largely because it comes from a jllllt of lbe world thai . , tle body fossil'reootd."- ,, Buzzard swings at a pitch during a Division IV district semifinal .game against tile Portsmouth Clay Lady PantherS Wednesday in Minford, . • · . ·Eitc Alida..,., /pholo 1 ( Friday, May 23rd 11:00 am ·2:00pm Pomeroy M?IH . . . Eads, 83 ' &lc: RwWiolpltlpli na Eastern sophomore Mikey Johnson competes in the boys 4x800m relay cluring the Division Ill district championships at Davis Stadium in Oak Hill on Tuesday. The finals will be held Friday. l.oc.u. ScHEDULE ••v __ *' '** " ..,._.. _.,. '*" :"" f;'$ .. ...u baseball team will be held on ·Southam versus Paint Valley at university of Rio Grande, 5 p.m. May 24th and May 25th IllStar Mill Park in Racine. The Post 128 team is the defending eighth district champions. All Meigs County baseball players of high school ll!C are encouraged to attend Any players born after January 1, 1989, are still eligible to play this season. - - flolcl • Saturday. MIV 24 Fa T111ek and Field Division II districts at Oak Hill, 4 p.m. . ..... G' ..... ComACrUS N~ PI'FFFI 713.4400 , - I I - sponsOmydallysentinel.com Sppm Stiff Bank Erie Randolph, Sporta Writer (740) 446·2342, e.t 33 et8ndotph@mycJftli)'sentinel.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342, "'" 33 114.1200 ~Omyo&llytnbune . com friends, Neighbor~ ' VoJunfiJtS It's Who We Atel ~------------------------...11 e RACINE _ Tcyouts for the Feeney Bennett Post 128 ·~~ort•••ll•ll-0401etrictblo •, T'IJ IIJ PIIIM ' Eastern versUB WhiteoaK at UniYerstty ·of Rio Grande. 5 p.m. 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 112.2111 111.3111 44f.Z2fl I Feeney BenneU Post 128 baseball tryouts , , , . ,. . . . 22 ' AlliS.,. .d M .. F . K1 s . 1n1-:- a1r SPOKTS BRIEFS ...,.. """'-eo...,. Olvlolon ill dloulc!s a1 OOk Hili, 4 p.m. •• Health Care of Gallipolis Ferry POMEROY - A .cl"tedule of ~ high eOhool var1ity lportlng events Involving JoJn • on Alllrld u~•J•IId tht IN1IIdJ1f I.JniJ .• IIAid, . . 011 Pclnfly cnw ttot II "' ,.,.,. b' you/ ..... is poorly known in t.erms of, its vertebrate Mesozoic record," said Peter Makovi!:k)'. associate Cllllltor of dinosaurs at 1be FJeld Mulielllll in Olicago. "This is part of the world with lit- . MINFORD - The mitstanding 2008 Southern Lady Tornado season came to a close Wednesday evening when the 'Does came up against a buzz-saw in Portsmouth Clay. The buzz-saw came in the fonn of ace-hurler Kimmy 'Groves, who turn.e d the Southern bats into sawdust. Groves fanned II 2 and . walk~d four in pilching a 60 one-hit shutout in the first · round of the D-IY district tournament at Minford High School. Clay plays the winner of.Wednesday's second game between South Webster · and Fairfield Saturday al I p.m. Southern bows out of play with a 137 overall record. Southern won the T.V.C. Hocking title and sectional title. Southern's Kasey Turley had a credible outing on the mound for Southern with Southern senior -Lindsey .' ·c 1. ·l PIIIH He Dllbid.IU lb Scon WOIJ:£ ... · ter for a sacrifice fly and goahead run. Kreig Klesk.i and Brad Brown each followed with RBI singles for the 10: 7 lead - a lead thai held to the final. "Michael Manuel was big tonight. We needed him to get us a few innings and he pitched well - well beyond SPORTS CORRESPONDENT I • slreakr:; · tact with a single, and es Riffle hit a long sing ~ to deep.right center. Riffle's blast looked as if it would be caught as Chapman stayed close to the . bag to tag-up. but the wind caught the ball and it carried well beyond the grasp of the defender to load the bases. Butch Mamhout then blasted a long drive ,t o deep cen- 1UII.ET clallrtl 1 II I • 71 .. 21, :111111, proVIilwlbJ Ed 41 ............ . cWwlul na~MIIIain a 11Pallu11(7-4Dl44t-M41.tlild ~ MIIIWO.lftNnl PI rt Ill ·(IIM)6T..OI74. 11 L IIPC. 1 t Flyers. Leading 7-1 into the sixth inning, the wheels fell off the cart and St. Joe tied the game at 7-7. Southern fought back with a lead-off walk to senior Ryan Chapman, who also came on to post the pitching victory in relief. Jordan Taylor, who went 2-3 on the night with a walk, kept his red-liot hitting Portsmouth Clay ends Lady Tornadoes' ride - ~•.112 It • ' I "S 'ustom·er ·A~p ..ecl·at'10n I .· · ' IJ·_ ay., 1 . i~; AlHENS (API Scientists say they have 1jJund dinosaur .tracks on tbe Ambian Peninsula. a disiovery they say may shed more light •On where · dinosaurs lived, their migration pattems and bow d:Jey cvolved ~y way they did. . : 1be discovery of lraCk:s Qf a large ornithopod dinosaur and a herd ·o f 11 ~s walking along a ooastal JDUdfilat in Yemen 1JI(a& reported in Wc;dnesday's issue of the journal PLoS ONE. "No llinosaur t:raaway~> bad br.eo found in this aJU previou. sly. lt' s really a blank spot on the map.~ said ~ Schulp of the Maastricht Museum of Nlllural History in The ~­ . Oilly a few dinosaur fossils have been repontxl oo the peninsula, iochvling 00llllrld bones from Oman and possible fragments of a loog-necked dinoSaur from Yemen, Schulp said. Schulp eooducted the This undated phOio released .by Ohio~ j,aleu.m~­ &OOws an ouftlhopod dim 11 ·,.-lnlokstudy with Ohio Univcnity ogist Nancy _ ,_ Sllienlillts have ch> u81ed 1he first clinollala'aldas on palcontologi st . Nancy StevCilli and Mohammed the Arabian ~ and 18p0111d evidence f!l a 1large AJ-Wos.abi of Sana'a · omilhopod dinolllwr, as well as a held d 11 &aun:lpCds walking along a Maall@ic c>'IF.III m.dlat rin ·willits now Univcnity in Yemen. Preserved in roch at the the Republic d Yemen, 110001dlnia 10 an a11ic1e In the jourlite are die footpriDIJ .of II nal PlD5 ONE piblilhecl Wee* aa!fay. long-necked, herbivorous dinosaurs that li vcd in die Juras ic aod Cmaoeoos periods - u:aveling rogether a lbe iaiDC ifl wl . A YciDCDi journaljJt ipOUcd OIIC of .the t;n~Gt ~· .· ~ay .. in ·2()0J,.SteWlii5, AI- . "There .are funited spots r:y camp must have a phylii.- 1bcre is a non-l't'fnM!IMe Scientists find.dinosaur tracks - missed days. ~gistra- be llllall mel bqe sauropods I them., . (1fH)67/-UI8. "'Beacbi'Watec fiUD," Thition for rhe PVH "Christmas in July," Speech lllld .ScruloJy ~ - - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ~Dinosaunt and "'Celr:intion is '$4S8, a savi'l8s of $100 if ' paid • ·the time of All children who 'Wish to tion, or $558 if three schedattend tbe speech :and senso- uk:d payments are lll"t'JJJed =~=:;.:':-.::-~ . ~:.loin~===:: ~:if~'S~of:::: SOOJahzaoon, sensory mte- ·Of the .camp tuiti.oo,) :111111 attends lbe Speech and gration, fine :and gross ~ clevelopment, written IIIIT~-u.a ·· peutic activities designee\ :and supci'Vised by experi- · enced Ileal.~ profes1;1onals,~ :ptaumhng. Fo.r r~~or.e information ,aboflt the PktUflllt Valley .lcplcuw'imof.dultdliW. ...Hospilal ,; ~ch and needs to SIJRiy a ·llDIIIlk for Sm.wry Cil~Y please call, emichmenl:an&i sensorylfine reg~.SIJ:litioo (If d1ere ts not at will be waved fee if twt10n ms motor skill development with their pecr!i. The goals . IEP., d!ey must sclwlnle for paid in full at tbe time m of lbe camp will include ~ .eval.nation sign.up. Additionally, a $50 vocabulary LUCASVilLE - For the second straight year, the Southern Tornadoes boys' ..,..W&1aalpl I baseball team is playing for Meigs junior Devan Soulsby runs the first lap af the girls .a district champiOnship. 4K800m relay ·ahead of Gallia Academy's Lau~n Adkins at Wednesday, the Tornadoes, the Division II district championships at Davis Stadium In now 17-5, pulled out a 10-7 Oak Hill on Wednesday. The finals will be ·held Saturday. first-round D-IV district win over the Ironton St. Joseph ........ '(111U01t.Q)- 2:1.02 "' :Ill c c'(Nli'SEI- •67Z7 f'\I&U. ..(NAS06 Q) -11.50 fla cknl .(111YSE) - 57 AO . ROCky.._ :(NASDAQ)- 5.11 aor-1 DUICh.,... -17.32 S...illaldh• .(111•MAQ)- June 24 to July 31. All lies- Dioney onJers are :aooepted. sions for obi!.d!m d!ree liD There are no refunds for six years of • will take ~rsd;>n Tuesdays :and ys lfrom '8:30 to II a.m, Orildxn, seven to 12 years of age, will ·m eet Tuesdays and Thur~'!d:! ~m 12:~,m. S .· will be · tG :all dlik dim. If .a dDJd is oa :a <Specia1 diet, then i1be ~ or Southern boys heading back to district finals SPORTS CORRESPONDENT DAql-2& PVH offers sumaner therapy p PLEASANT, W.Va. The Pleasant Valley Hospital S.p eech Therapy and · Occupational rrberapy Departments will be otl«ing a speech and sensory camp during , summer for children ages ttJme to 12 years of age, .ICOOiding to Debra LoJ18. DiRdor of Rehabilitation 'Servia:s. An open bouse meeting fOr this special project will tate place on Thursdl!y, June 12, 2008 trom 5 to 7 11..111. at the Aeasant Vailey Wellness Cent.er. 1be public is to attt:M . The program will give dlildrcn tbe opportunity to participate language Eilc Rendalphlphota Members ·a f the Southern High School Tornadoes baseball team walk back to the dugout after defeating the Ironton St. Joseph Ayers .10-7 In a Division IV district semifinal Wednesday in Lucasville. IAtcal StJds Ohio POINT . ad ai,pt Slllllllay M-ut L8rTy Crum, Sparta Writer (740) 446-234.2, .... 33 ICrumOmydaiiyreghllet.Com lSth Ann11al Meigs Football Golf tourney Saturday, May 24, 200R 11 a.m to 2 p.m. . · • Blood PI r 1ft llld lfeiabt &: 'ltUjbt ScrceaiDp for Kids I • Gluooec Sa errlinp for A4ults A Cbildreo e S\lllft)' 93.1 FM Radio Stllioo Re~~DCMe • V111ey .FireD 'I" bDii.il F"ui 1'nlck A MiDi-~ ' ·f ~ •1f...,..C4nNy Emersmcy MM!c:af Service~~ e.P .-.••i• by the Poinl Pleu 'It Junior Woman'• Club MASON, W.Va. - The 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, May 31, at the Riverside Golf Course at8:30 a.m. For more information, contact Meigs head football coach Mi.k:e Chancey. • •F.. plw' 1 by Oftkw McODiury (PRO Offlcu ofHfllftiQtl Sdloo/) ' •I'UIOifta. a.J!oom, CoJorina Boo&t, Popcorn A Coaoo Caady •for ~Mn.iuim•Min ph call, (314) 67! 4341,11t. 1326 �• Page AS LocAL • STATE · The Daily. Sentinel ThUI"fflccay, May 22, 2oo8 TOPS lOsers honored COOLVII..l.E - ~ Bums w.as named weekly best weigbt-ioss winDer 'and Myrt;le Gabriel runner-up at the May 20 J!M'ding of TOPS" (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) <lllqer liOH 2013 Coolville with [8 members present. , KOPs (Koep OJfPonnds) members LaObresia Bog~_S. , Mal}' Cleland, May Frost, Louise Hershey and Patncl,Ji RicbmoM were in leeway. Frost was recognized for bcr npromiJ~g birthday. . Imide Bt· The Daily Sentinel poog. rs beat Reds lipiD, r. Bl Sox willltnud1 straipt, r. 82 . ~~leads Lakers ... Spurs, . . . 83 Thursday, May 22, 2008 • • · Bogardus presented a pro,gr:am entitled ..Feeling Good · Eating Right." Hershey ~lips on ·exercises that_ can . be oone while dri'WiQg or whi1e sim'lg ·quietly at funcllOns 0£ ~• • Open disojl&&ioo follOWed. The groQp ..,.,..;,& evay U.Csday llllion:h Baptist Ohw.:ch. ~is from 5:15 tG .6: L5 p.m. with .a meeting at 6:30. FQr.;:inf«Wmllioo, all Pat 'St!Mden lll662-2633 m attend a li:ee .,..;'18' Local Weather • Dunday--Pattly -sunny. Hi81i& in die upper ·60&. West.•w.inlls :S m_I~ me,h. _ .n I ~~ . .......... ' Actul9d anutall merilels from Soulhe!ri's Wirming "'8iJ1JBSUJllef'11111m Whklh !lost a ti11a1 o1 143.5 poorildl. · ~~~~ay ~Y do!dy. lows in the Jlower 6 . N<ri1 wind&5 .to i<Oqlh in · idle eveDJ~~g· . ·...Beomning m;...,. _ _. lllllillible 1 . Friday-Mostly . ·sunny :wid! a d!l!noe of !Oli:oeat .-....., . ..._ -'--·- ~···NOdbeast &-~~~ • 60s. . wmds . • 'B• est Lose ' . test · ' S. outbem wms · a .. r con . :;-~.:m!~=i around'S mph. :. RACINE - SGuthern's I md April L Mei!lS Loeal die ClllllteSt aDCI ~ spon12-member ream has 'won fmished with a 4.4 peroeat mml by die Meigfl County dle "Biggest Loser" weight loss, Eastern Local !!~~ ~~nt's weight loss .ooatest which with a 3.4 peroeDt weight '-""'""""'a...,.._ nu!li'IUD i.ncluded staff/teams from loss, B~adbury Head Start h•wkd by Andrew Meigs, Eastern, Brad!MKY with a dMtoe percent Bmmficld Head Start and Carleron weight loss and . Cadeton In addition, 31 members SchooL School with .a 1.4 peroent of tbe Southern staff ~Soutihem's team lost a weight loss. . ticipating in !he distnct's total of l43:5 . pounds Tbe winning team won :a wefiness progJ3JD recently which was a S.3 percent Wi for their school's physi- lost a total of 2;(;7..5 weight loss between Feb. cal ed•ocati.on classes with po.uods. 'Southern i.s con- ..... tin~ wi.th its w.ellness ' mph. . . 5aturday aBil s...day program with the latest r:::.st hlch"The,., ,!~ . £l~·~stl.Y.,~ew,= _Hi~s · ~ w.... m ,. .., ouw.er '""'· u.ws m ilbe end .M tbe •sobool year. lbe iiJfPlf 408. 7 W10 .."" A staff member will 1be ,S a f y...:Sunny. 'Highs every week : around 80. until tihe staff member who's lost dle most weight will ,be lefit and the winner .announced ·OD the l.ast day of schooL ~eliminatedff Day-Mostdy clear. Lows in lihe mid 50s. lli2bs in tbe mid :80s. . II.Uy nigbLP31111y doudy in lihe e¥ening. ..Then becoming niostly doudy. A chance .of Showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 50s. Ohance of rain 30 percent. 'li~e~Uy--Mostdy cloudy with :a .chance .of showers and thundcrstonru;. ffigb.s ·in the lower 80s. Chance of ~!+!cent. . . ~ • •L ..Mostly .cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstoons. LGws in tihe mid 50s. <Jhance 6£ain 30 percent. Wedaewday••• M<osdy swmy. Highs in 1he upper 70s. me invited I . in language deveiopmentllitcracy .and handWriliug. • . "There will be plenty of ~ve fun,". said ~g. "Th1s camp will provide adequate SllpllOit as IICCded to promote active engagement and social. growdJ betw.een ~ of ·similar Br Soon WO&R ages and abilities."- 1be camp wiD feature weekly themes, as well. Tbeie ·ioclllllot·, ::OO die FamniAt the Fair," "'ur Land (Fow1b of f:u lyl," v.u.r a.nc ~- (NAS- development, (Pialic,G:adull~.~ ·~''8 ~·a school~ ~suallion_ and oooupational thempy multi-child ~f ss.!'hi~ discount •.sz available. These are small ......t :(NfSE)- 55.23 w..ty'a (NYIEI- HAI!i •group setti11gs with .thera- • w a ""'~ ...,•• a' 1I(NYSEJ for- zu•1 or-.. ·D ellr*dl14 wla-the4 toilet .ttained. The .camp is scheduled .• .Ji Sensory Cam.p. ·Cash, check, aedit cards and • • oo Arabian Peninsula s.-. Wos.abi and Schulp identif-ied it as the footprint of an ornithopOd, 2 large, common plant-eater that wa!Ud on its hind legs . • ~ "It's an· . e11.titing find largely because it comes from a jllllt of lbe world thai . , tle body fossil'reootd."- ,, Buzzard swings at a pitch during a Division IV district semifinal .game against tile Portsmouth Clay Lady PantherS Wednesday in Minford, . • · . ·Eitc Alida..,., /pholo 1 ( Friday, May 23rd 11:00 am ·2:00pm Pomeroy M?IH . . . Eads, 83 ' &lc: RwWiolpltlpli na Eastern sophomore Mikey Johnson competes in the boys 4x800m relay cluring the Division Ill district championships at Davis Stadium in Oak Hill on Tuesday. The finals will be held Friday. l.oc.u. ScHEDULE ••v __ *' '** " ..,._.. _.,. '*" :"" f;'$ .. ...u baseball team will be held on ·Southam versus Paint Valley at university of Rio Grande, 5 p.m. May 24th and May 25th IllStar Mill Park in Racine. The Post 128 team is the defending eighth district champions. All Meigs County baseball players of high school ll!C are encouraged to attend Any players born after January 1, 1989, are still eligible to play this season. - - flolcl • Saturday. MIV 24 Fa T111ek and Field Division II districts at Oak Hill, 4 p.m. . ..... G' ..... ComACrUS N~ PI'FFFI 713.4400 , - I I - sponsOmydallysentinel.com Sppm Stiff Bank Erie Randolph, Sporta Writer (740) 446·2342, e.t 33 et8ndotph@mycJftli)'sentinel.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342, "'" 33 114.1200 ~Omyo&llytnbune . com friends, Neighbor~ ' VoJunfiJtS It's Who We Atel ~------------------------...11 e RACINE _ Tcyouts for the Feeney Bennett Post 128 ·~~ort•••ll•ll-0401etrictblo •, T'IJ IIJ PIIIM ' Eastern versUB WhiteoaK at UniYerstty ·of Rio Grande. 5 p.m. 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 112.2111 111.3111 44f.Z2fl I Feeney BenneU Post 128 baseball tryouts , , , . ,. . . . 22 ' AlliS.,. .d M .. F . K1 s . 1n1-:- a1r SPOKTS BRIEFS ...,.. """'-eo...,. Olvlolon ill dloulc!s a1 OOk Hili, 4 p.m. •• Health Care of Gallipolis Ferry POMEROY - A .cl"tedule of ~ high eOhool var1ity lportlng events Involving JoJn • on Alllrld u~•J•IId tht IN1IIdJ1f I.JniJ .• IIAid, . . 011 Pclnfly cnw ttot II "' ,.,.,. b' you/ ..... is poorly known in t.erms of, its vertebrate Mesozoic record," said Peter Makovi!:k)'. associate Cllllltor of dinosaurs at 1be FJeld Mulielllll in Olicago. "This is part of the world with lit- . MINFORD - The mitstanding 2008 Southern Lady Tornado season came to a close Wednesday evening when the 'Does came up against a buzz-saw in Portsmouth Clay. The buzz-saw came in the fonn of ace-hurler Kimmy 'Groves, who turn.e d the Southern bats into sawdust. Groves fanned II 2 and . walk~d four in pilching a 60 one-hit shutout in the first · round of the D-IY district tournament at Minford High School. Clay plays the winner of.Wednesday's second game between South Webster · and Fairfield Saturday al I p.m. Southern bows out of play with a 137 overall record. Southern won the T.V.C. Hocking title and sectional title. Southern's Kasey Turley had a credible outing on the mound for Southern with Southern senior -Lindsey .' ·c 1. ·l PIIIH He Dllbid.IU lb Scon WOIJ:£ ... · ter for a sacrifice fly and goahead run. Kreig Klesk.i and Brad Brown each followed with RBI singles for the 10: 7 lead - a lead thai held to the final. "Michael Manuel was big tonight. We needed him to get us a few innings and he pitched well - well beyond SPORTS CORRESPONDENT I • slreakr:; · tact with a single, and es Riffle hit a long sing ~ to deep.right center. Riffle's blast looked as if it would be caught as Chapman stayed close to the . bag to tag-up. but the wind caught the ball and it carried well beyond the grasp of the defender to load the bases. Butch Mamhout then blasted a long drive ,t o deep cen- 1UII.ET clallrtl 1 II I • 71 .. 21, :111111, proVIilwlbJ Ed 41 ............ . cWwlul na~MIIIain a 11Pallu11(7-4Dl44t-M41.tlild ~ MIIIWO.lftNnl PI rt Ill ·(IIM)6T..OI74. 11 L IIPC. 1 t Flyers. Leading 7-1 into the sixth inning, the wheels fell off the cart and St. Joe tied the game at 7-7. Southern fought back with a lead-off walk to senior Ryan Chapman, who also came on to post the pitching victory in relief. Jordan Taylor, who went 2-3 on the night with a walk, kept his red-liot hitting Portsmouth Clay ends Lady Tornadoes' ride - ~•.112 It • ' I "S 'ustom·er ·A~p ..ecl·at'10n I .· · ' IJ·_ ay., 1 . i~; AlHENS (API Scientists say they have 1jJund dinosaur .tracks on tbe Ambian Peninsula. a disiovery they say may shed more light •On where · dinosaurs lived, their migration pattems and bow d:Jey cvolved ~y way they did. . : 1be discovery of lraCk:s Qf a large ornithopod dinosaur and a herd ·o f 11 ~s walking along a ooastal JDUdfilat in Yemen 1JI(a& reported in Wc;dnesday's issue of the journal PLoS ONE. "No llinosaur t:raaway~> bad br.eo found in this aJU previou. sly. lt' s really a blank spot on the map.~ said ~ Schulp of the Maastricht Museum of Nlllural History in The ~­ . Oilly a few dinosaur fossils have been repontxl oo the peninsula, iochvling 00llllrld bones from Oman and possible fragments of a loog-necked dinoSaur from Yemen, Schulp said. Schulp eooducted the This undated phOio released .by Ohio~ j,aleu.m~­ &OOws an ouftlhopod dim 11 ·,.-lnlokstudy with Ohio Univcnity ogist Nancy _ ,_ Sllienlillts have ch> u81ed 1he first clinollala'aldas on palcontologi st . Nancy StevCilli and Mohammed the Arabian ~ and 18p0111d evidence f!l a 1large AJ-Wos.abi of Sana'a · omilhopod dinolllwr, as well as a held d 11 &aun:lpCds walking along a Maall@ic c>'IF.III m.dlat rin ·willits now Univcnity in Yemen. Preserved in roch at the the Republic d Yemen, 110001dlnia 10 an a11ic1e In the jourlite are die footpriDIJ .of II nal PlD5 ONE piblilhecl Wee* aa!fay. long-necked, herbivorous dinosaurs that li vcd in die Juras ic aod Cmaoeoos periods - u:aveling rogether a lbe iaiDC ifl wl . A YciDCDi journaljJt ipOUcd OIIC of .the t;n~Gt ~· .· ~ay .. in ·2()0J,.SteWlii5, AI- . "There .are funited spots r:y camp must have a phylii.- 1bcre is a non-l't'fnM!IMe Scientists find.dinosaur tracks - missed days. ~gistra- be llllall mel bqe sauropods I them., . (1fH)67/-UI8. "'Beacbi'Watec fiUD," Thition for rhe PVH "Christmas in July," Speech lllld .ScruloJy ~ - - - - - - - . . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ~Dinosaunt and "'Celr:intion is '$4S8, a savi'l8s of $100 if ' paid • ·the time of All children who 'Wish to tion, or $558 if three schedattend tbe speech :and senso- uk:d payments are lll"t'JJJed =~=:;.:':-.::-~ . ~:.loin~===:: ~:if~'S~of:::: SOOJahzaoon, sensory mte- ·Of the .camp tuiti.oo,) :111111 attends lbe Speech and gration, fine :and gross ~ clevelopment, written IIIIT~-u.a ·· peutic activities designee\ :and supci'Vised by experi- · enced Ileal.~ profes1;1onals,~ :ptaumhng. Fo.r r~~or.e information ,aboflt the PktUflllt Valley .lcplcuw'imof.dultdliW. ...Hospilal ,; ~ch and needs to SIJRiy a ·llDIIIlk for Sm.wry Cil~Y please call, emichmenl:an&i sensorylfine reg~.SIJ:litioo (If d1ere ts not at will be waved fee if twt10n ms motor skill development with their pecr!i. The goals . IEP., d!ey must sclwlnle for paid in full at tbe time m of lbe camp will include ~ .eval.nation sign.up. Additionally, a $50 vocabulary LUCASVilLE - For the second straight year, the Southern Tornadoes boys' ..,..W&1aalpl I baseball team is playing for Meigs junior Devan Soulsby runs the first lap af the girls .a district champiOnship. 4K800m relay ·ahead of Gallia Academy's Lau~n Adkins at Wednesday, the Tornadoes, the Division II district championships at Davis Stadium In now 17-5, pulled out a 10-7 Oak Hill on Wednesday. The finals will be ·held Saturday. first-round D-IV district win over the Ironton St. Joseph ........ 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An open bouse meeting fOr this special project will tate place on Thursdl!y, June 12, 2008 trom 5 to 7 11..111. at the Aeasant Vailey Wellness Cent.er. 1be public is to attt:M . The program will give dlildrcn tbe opportunity to participate language Eilc Rendalphlphota Members ·a f the Southern High School Tornadoes baseball team walk back to the dugout after defeating the Ironton St. Joseph Ayers .10-7 In a Division IV district semifinal Wednesday in Lucasville. 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' l#pholo · Chicago White Sox's Jermaine ·Dye launches a three-fun tiome run, scoring teammates Orlando Cabrera and Carlos Quentin · during the siKth inning of their baseball game : against the Cleveland Indians in Chicago Wednesday. ' :------------------------------. . CHICAGO (AP) Cabrera got off an accu- powered a struggling didn' t allow his fJrst hil until Jermaine Dye watched A.J. rate throw, but first base Indians lineup with se;ven Nick Swisher singled in the Pierzynski go hard into sec- umpire Paul Schrieber called strikeouts in seven innings. fifth. ond base to help break up a Quentin safe. After Indians He allowed two runs on four "I don ' t think they're double play. Dye then deliv- . manager Eric Wedge argued bj.ts and elided his outing by happy and I don't think they ered big shot of his own. the call, Dy'e hit a 2-1 pitch · slriking out Jhonny Peralta. should be. But this is where Dye hit a go-ahead three- into the left field seats, "lie seemed to get better the toughness has to stand run homer in the sixth putting the White Sox ahead. , as the game was going on . . out," Wedge said. "We can't inning, and added a Solo shot "You can't teach hustle. He didn't have a real good feel sorry for ourselves. we in the seventh, and the No matter if you 're hitting breaking ball tonight, but he can't drop our heads. You Chicago White Sox won · good or you're struggling battled . through it," have to stand up and take il. their seventh straight game you can still go out and bus- Pierzynski said. Look in the mirror and face Ji.ril Thome ·followed it head on and keep fighting. with a 7-2 victory over the tie. Certain plays are the key Cleveland Indians on in the ballgame," said Dye. DyC:s eighth home run of We've got to fmd a way ro Wednesday night. "It definitely was a big play. the season in the seventh work through this and we Michael Aubrey hit a solo Anytime you break up a with his second horner in as will." home run in the second double play with th.e middle many days and ninth on the Travis Hafner hit an RBI' inning for the Indians, who of the lineup CQming up, you ~ double in the" sixth inning off have lost a season-high five never know what can hap:nK>me and Paul Konerko Vazquez. straight"games. pen." . chased Byld in . the sixth Notes: Aubrey, who made -Witha2-0leadinthesixth Byrd saw the play differ- . with bllek-ta-bacli: ~>inl\les. his major league debUt 011 inning, Indians starter Paul ently. · · Joe Crede greeted Indians _Byrd (2-4) allowed a leadoff "Instead of . . letting ~lievcr Jorge Julio with an Sunday, has homered .in his · single to Orlando Cabrera Jermaine Dye hit a sacrifice RBI . double and Alexei fJrst two major league starts. and walked Pierzynski. fly or making my pitch, I Ramirez added a sacrifice Indians LF David · -Carlos Quentin foUowed tried to strike him out," said fly to give the White Sox a Dellucci made a leaping catch near the fence in Ieft·in with a sharp groundef to Byrd. 'The play defmitely S-21ead. third baseman Casey Blake. · changed the game but I can't Byrd allowed five runs on the fifth inning, robbing Blake started what ~oold cry about it or blame any- fivehitsin51-3innings. He Crede of extra bases. oo." Oye have .been a 5-4-3 double body else. The umpire made SI1UCk out two and walked bad his 18th career two play, but Pierzynski slid liard a mistake but l bave to adapt one. home run game. oo• Thome at second, putting pressure and overcome that and make I He was cruising until the has homered · four times in .on second baseman ' the pitch." fifth inning. He only threw five games against his forAsdrubal Cabrera. Javier Vazquez (5'3) over- S:S pitcbes UDtil the sixth and nier team. . ~ Sponsoring the .~ MGM saamble · -and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". Hyou have a testimonial story, life-changing event about yourself or even a poem that you would like to share please email to: . 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Spurs couldn't :;stop them. · : : Bryant scored all but two · : of ltii. 27 points after half! .time; including a go-ahead, •.IP-foot jumper in the lane · : with 23.9 seconds remain: i ng, and the Lakers rallied ;.from ·a 20-point deficit to : beat the Spurs .89-85 on · Wednesday night in Game :;I. of the . Western , :Conference finals. : · Game 2 will be played : Friday night before the • )Jest-of-Sc:ven series · shifts ::to San Antonio for the third : -and fourth games. The ; 'Lakers are 7-0 in the post. season at Staples Center, where they ' ve won 13 straight games-overalL Bryant's jumper put the ·.Lak.ers ahead for good after two free throws by Manu . Ginobili with I :22 remain:ing and a follow shot by ~Tt.m. Duncan with 41 se;conds left· tied the game at .85. After Bryant's gamewinner, Ginobili . missed a AP .,._ .3 -pointer and Sasha San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili, (20), of Argentina, reaches for a .loose ball with Los Vujacic made · two free Angeles lakels' lamar Odom, back left, and the Spurs' Robert Horry, back right, in the throws with 7.3 seconds to second half of Game 1 of the NBA Westem Conference b~sketball finals Wednesday in Los go, completing the scoring. Angeles. ,tage, scoring. I0 straight Fisher, averaging 11 .9 ·: The Lakers outscored the UteS. .Spurs 24- 13 in the fourth "Obviously a difficult points to take their first points in the playoffs, went quarter, when .San Antonio loss and we had a great lead of the game. Bryant scoreless until the fourth . . shot 3-for-21 , including l- opportunity," Spurs coach pUt them ahead for the first quarter, wilen he scored for-9 from 3-point range. Gregg Popovich said. "We . time by making two foul four. · "We almost gave up didn 't take advantage of it · -shots with 2:42 left, and Radmanovic , averaging added a jumper 24 seconds 8.2 points in the postsea- home-court advantage to a Hurts like hell." great effort by the Spurs," . The well-rested Lakers later following a turnover son, made five shots withLakers coach Phil Jackson hadn' t played since Friday, to make it 85-81. out a miss for I 0 points in said. "That was a big come- when they beat Utah to ·The Spurs outscored the the first quarter, but dido ' t back.. We were deep in the advance to the conference Lakers 14-2 to start the attempt a shot after that. bole, there was no doubt fuials for ·the first time in third quarter for a 6S-45 Notes: The Lakers are · about it. Twenty down and four years. The Spurs lead, drawing groans from 52-7 when winning Game I half the quarter gone in the advanced by winning at the crowd of 18,997 at in a bdt-ofcseven series .. .. · third period. It was a strug- New Orleans three nights Staples Center, :w-here the The Lakers have beaten the .gle to fight back into the later, but their flight to Los Lakers haven't lost since Spurs in seven of their preballgame by the end of the Angeles was clelayed sever~ March 28. vious l0 postseason ::third quarter." al hours and they didn't Suddenly, the Lakers matchups, including all : · Bryant also bad five affive at their hotel in sub- 'came together, scoring 14 three in the conference ·-rebounds and nine assists. urban Santa Monica until straight points in a span of finals. The teams are ! Pau Gasol bad 19 points· Tuesday morning around 9 3:05 to draw within siK. meeting in the playoffs for and seven rebounds, .and a.m. Bryant hac! seven points the sixth time since 1999, · Vujacic and Vladimir Popovich said that had and iwo assists during the but the fi rst since 2004, . Radmanovic scored . 10 nothing .to do with his . run. · when the Lakers prevailed points apiece for the team's difficulties late in Ginobili 's 3-pointer in siK games in the confer· Lakers. the game. ended a four-minute score- ence semifinals. The Lakers Duncan . led the Spurs "They probably wore us less drought, and the Spurs d idn' t win a postseason •with 30 points, 18 rebounds down to some degree, I'm led · 72-65 entering the series . from 2005-07 . ··lind four blocked shots. .sure.'' he said. ''And then, fourth quarter. Jackson has an NBA-record Tony Parker added 18 with that, we made very Duncan dominated the 188 postseason wins, while, ·points, 10 rebounds and six po_o r decisions. The ball inside in the fJrst half, get- Popovich has I 00, tied for assists; Bruce Bowen stopped moving. Shots at ting 16 ·points and nine the third-most in league scored 12 points, and the end of the clock, no rebounds as the Spurs took history with Larry Brown . Ginobili added 10 for the penetration to the rim,- all a 51-43 lead . Pat Riley is second at 171. . Spurs. jump shots and they Shadowed · by Bowen Jackson-coached teams Ginobili shot just 3-for- deserve credit for that and wherever be went, Bryant are 40;-0 wben they win the .:13, and Jackson credited they C3111C back and had a scored only two points in opener of a seven-game Vujacic for his defensive hell of a win ." the half, making one of series-. ... San Antonio's . work on the. Spurs' ~tar. Two straight baskets by · three shots and going with- Robert · Horry has won . ."Sasha had an asstgnment Bryant cut San Antonio' s out a free throw. Me aver- seven championship ring s out there ton!gbt and he lead to three points with aged 33.3 points and 13.4 - twc.\ ·with Houston, three _played Gin~tbili very well .~ ; eight minutes remaining . attempts from the foul line with the Lakers a nd two Jackson said, "Offensively, Bowen made a 3 -poinler in the Lakers' previous 10 ~¥ith tbe Spurs . ... The Sasha had a lot better with 7:38left, but the Spurs playoff games. Jackson Lakers have won 17 of their games, but defensively, that went sto~e cold at that joked after the third quarter last 19 G aine I home pl~y­ was one of his best." stage, going scoreless for that Bryant had been on off games, and 19 of their Vujacic played a career nearly 6 112 minutes. . vacation . last 22 home playoff games · playoff-high 31 1/2 minThe Lakers took advanBackcourt mate Derek overall. • 00 0 Eric~ Southern senior Stephanie Cundiff stands ready in right field during a Division IV district semifinal game against the Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers Wednesday in Minford. Ends fromPageBl six strikeouts and just one walk. The Clay bats proved to. be just too much, keeping the Panther tradition of quality softball intact. Southern 's only threat came in the fourth inning when DH Whitney WolfeRiffle singled and advanced to third after a pair of walks to Turley and Robie. A strikeout and 1-3 ground out ended the inning. _Twice Groves struck out the side. Clay had gone ahead in the third when Mallory White singled, Sarah Castle walked, and Kimmy Groves reached on an error that let in a n1n, 1.--0. In the fourth, Clay plated a run· wben Tory Oi;borne doubled, advanced on a ground out by Holly Hamphill, and scored on a Kay Ia Warnock sacrifice fly, 2~0 . ln the Southern fifth, Lynzee Tucker ~w a oneout walk and advanced to . third on a pair of steals . A strikeout and pop-up ended the. inning without a Southern score . In the Clay fifth, Danny Summers singled, Kimmy Groves had an RBI single, and Christan Adams had an RBI single, se.ning the stage for an Osborne double and 5..0 Clay lead. Clay added a single .run in the sixth. .Wolfe-Riffie had the lone Southern bit .- a single . Osborne led Clay 's sevenhit attack with two doubles and Laurea Belcher bit a triple. . Clay plays Saturday in the fmal s at l p.m. ~C-i&,'So& ... n •O SHS CHS 000 boo Q 001 130 X - in 2 67 1 WP- Groves; LP- Tur~. 00 0 00 . : BEREA (AP) Cleveland Browns defensive back. Daven Holly bas suffered .-hat oould be a season-ending knee injury, further depletio.g the team's COilllllback position. Holly, who was competing with Bllllldon McDonal4 for starting spot. was injured •:I'uesday when ~ jumped io.lllld l.aodedawk:wardly while . : dcfeoding a pass agamst · wide receiver Braylon Edww;ds during org~ized : team activities. . Holly suffered cartilage , 8Jid ligament damage in the 'left knee, and genaal man~ ~er Phil Savage said the . urgery will most l.ikcly be : Friday. . . "It doesn, I look good,, ,Savage said Wednesday. ,-. Edwards suffered a hip on the play, dido 't ;practjce Wednesday and is ;listed as day-t<Hiay. ·: The top two comers :)anaining am Eric Wright :juld McDonald, both enter:.tng !heir second year i n the ~NFL. Wright. a seconddraft pic)(, Started 13 flames as a rookie. ;~d. a fifth-rounder., : ~ot his first signifiamt play;mg time at midseason while Wright was out with a kn,ee .run ·a l:Pomtec rrouoo Please include a phone number in your emai~. • The Daily Sentirel. • Page 83 -.mydailysentinel.com .;Browns DB Holly could be done for season ~be •alltpoU• JBallp QI:rtbune, ~be Joint Jlea•ant •egi•ter ' ' .Bryant leads takers to comeback victory ' debut. He was onl y the sec- ~: LOS ANGELES (AP) point organist Nancy Bea t The six -ga me winning Hefley played the title th~me ond Dodger to pitch eight t streak the Cincinnati Reds from "The Wizard of Oz" innings this season, after ; brought to Dodger Stadium because the wind was blow- Derek Lowe did it on April ~lhree days ago can best be ing so hard. · . 12 in a win against San :described as gone with the "It was pretty bad," Kemp Diego. ~ wind - in more ways than said: "I knew in B.P. that it "He was getting ahead of ~ one. · was going to be an interest- hitters with hi s fastball ," :. Hiroki Kuroda pitched ing game because I was try- Martin said. "He had good :. eight solid ·innings and Los ing to get some jumps on sink .on his two-seamer, ~ Angeles scored four of. its some balls and they would induced a lot of ground balls ~ run~ on a wild pitch. a sui- just dive and dance and do and got a couple of key dou.. :Cide squeeze, a passed ball all kinds of crazy stuff. So it ble plays. He was in control • .and a bad pickoff throw to was pretty wild out there." of all his pitche~. and his ~ ~at the Reds 5-2 Severdl outfielders had to split was good, too. He just ~ Wedne sday night under start and stop - and stait had his siuff tonight:" : uncharacteri stically windy again - on balls that would Takashi Saito pitched a . : conditions at Chavez have been routine flyouts perfect ninth. for bis seventh • Ravine. any other night. Andre save in nine attempts. : . "A win is a win, man. Any Ethier led off the Dodgers' Cueto .(2-5) threw 114 · way we can score runs, third with ·a wind-blown pitches over five innings, :whether it's driving in runs · double that ·got away from a giving up four runs - two ··or just them giving us runs, flailing Corey Patterson in earned- and seven hits. He ' we'll take them," Dodgers center field, but Los Angeles wallr;ed three and ~truck out : center fielder Mall Kemp stranded two in scoring posi- two. After Cincinnati 1ied .it 2: said. 'They' ve got a good lion that inning as Johnny ~ ballclub and they were on a Cueto fanned Kemp. all in the fouith on a sacciroll corning in here. but we "It was tenible," Dodgers fice fly .' by Edwin AP p11o1o : played them tough." catcher Russell Martin said. Enc~actOh, ·t he. Dodgers Cincinati Red's Ken Griffey Ji. sircles in the first inning of theirMLB baseball game against : Fierce wind gusts blew the ·"The elements were crazy reg~ the_lead 1D the '*>!: fl ags ~traight . out toward-- tonight The wind.was howl- , tom ha,lf w1~ one .of .their ·the Los Aneeles Dc}dgers Wednesday inl.os Ange1es. : right. field most of the g~e, ing out there. ] ·guess the ele- unearned runs. The_. bases third base," Baker said. "We "We didn't really produce league career. . playmg havoc w1th JUSt ments helped us out more were loaded when a:-p1tch to gave them three runs. And that many runs. But when a Notes: Baker witnessed ~arlin got caught up m the when you're aot scoring . ~ makes mistakes, several historic milestones : about everything hit in the than it did them." · air and perhaps giving Reds James Loney completed jet s~ and caromed off runs, you can't give away you've got to capitalize," while managing the Giants , manager Dusty Baker the scoring with a home run Paul Bako' s glove for a runs. Those runs .were the Martin said. "Sometimes and Cubs, including Barry · unpleasant flashbacks from to right fi~ld, helping. the passed ball that allowed difference in the ballgaine." you're going to. win when Bonds' SOOth and 600th · The Reds opened the scor- the other team kind of gtves home runs, Sammy Sosa's :.the 10 seasons he piloted the •Dodgers wm for the ·stxth Blake DeWitt·to score. _Giants and all those frigid time in eight games fQIJowCueto retired his first two ing witH a run .in the second, you the game, and tonight 500th . homer and Greg ni ghts at Candlestick Park ing a five-game losing streak batters in the fifth before but the Dodgers .came back was one of those nights." Maddux's 300th victory. The and AT&T Park. and complete their third con- singles by Kemp and DeWitt . with two in the bottom half. Ken Griffey Jr., still three . "It looked like the secutive three-game sweep put runners at the comers. Loney singled and scored on homers shy Qf 600, hit a Reds skipper is anticipating Candlestick days," said of the Reds in Los Angeles. The right-hander tried to a wild pitch after advancing drive that was eaught about Griffey's 600ih homer with Baker, who played eight seaKuroda (2-3) allowed two pick off DeWitt and ttu:ew two bases on Kemp's single. a foot from the right field equal enthusiasm. '" I'm sons with the Dodgers. "I runs and five hits, struck out the ball away, enabhng Kemp scored. on a squeeze fence hy Ethier in the sixth looking forward to him get. played here for years, and I three and walked two. The Kemp to score. . . bunt by Chin-lung Hit; as inning. Junior singled in four ling it so that he can get it "They capitalized on our Cueto charged the ball and trips to the plate and extend- over with," Baker said. "It' s . never saw the wind blow right-hander won for the • like this." first time in nine starts since mistakes, and it wasn't that made a desperation flip witll ed his homerless drought to got to weigh on him. He ·- Debris constantly swirled beating San Diego Oil the · hard because all those mis- his glove that got to Bako 90 at-bats, 11 short of the doesn't show it at all, but ifs · around the ballpark. At one road in his major league takes came with a runner on too late. · longest dry spell of his big got to weigh on you some. ~ , • in.Pfry. "This was a position that if you look at our roster and .t...wh ~h~_. 't kind our-...., ~-., 1. was of•a soft sp!Jt, Savage said. "You bate 10 have an injury of any kind, but this one is · 1ar1 hurtful beca partlcu Y use ~y.~sitoation we' re in fl Even if McDonald solidifies himself a& a starter, the Browns have serious depth concerns. They traded starter Leigh Bodden to Detroit in the offseason for defensive lineman · Shaun Rogers and last week cut Kenny Wright, who was arrested oo drug charges in the offseason. "We'D see who might be a~ailable, keeping worlcing w~th the guys we ba>'e ?n this team and C:O~ up Wlth . Our best OptiO"; coach Romeo Crennel S31d. . Thinl-y~ pro Jereme Perry was stgned last We~?k and the Browns broug ht m several und.rafted rookies. But an experienced t:eteran is the team's most pressing need.· Ty Law, who played for Crennel in New England, is a 1ree agent, but Savage said Law 's contract demands woullin' t fit into the team's budget. Philadelphia' s Lito Sheppard is available in a trade, but the Eagles are asking for a lot and. Sheppard would want a new deal. The Browns have ·had a tenible injury history since returning to the NFL in 1999. They bad a respite last yeai-, but haven't been as fortunate so far this season. Starting right guard Ryan Tucker broke a hip in practice last week, had Surgery and wo n' t return until Au,gust "TWo weeks, two injuries; that' s not good," Savage said. "You hate to lose anybody, but those are two playEtic A8ld 1;1Jplt ~·~ ers we' re ·counting on." Southern senior Sarah Edcty follows through on il throw 113 Holly was tendered a con- home plate during a Division IV district semifinal against~ . tract by the Browns after Iru.1 Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers Wedne sday in Minford, season but had yet to sign the deal that would pay him . $1 .4 million in 2008. Savage said HoUy had signed a clause allowing him to practioc, and the team will honor the tender. 2 Bedl28ath 14170 Only$14.900 3 Bedl2 Balt114x70Total Elec. 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CHICAGO (AP) Cabrera got off an accu- powered a struggling didn' t allow his fJrst hil until Jermaine Dye watched A.J. rate throw, but first base Indians lineup with se;ven Nick Swisher singled in the Pierzynski go hard into sec- umpire Paul Schrieber called strikeouts in seven innings. fifth. ond base to help break up a Quentin safe. After Indians He allowed two runs on four "I don ' t think they're double play. Dye then deliv- . manager Eric Wedge argued bj.ts and elided his outing by happy and I don't think they ered big shot of his own. the call, Dy'e hit a 2-1 pitch · slriking out Jhonny Peralta. should be. But this is where Dye hit a go-ahead three- into the left field seats, "lie seemed to get better the toughness has to stand run homer in the sixth putting the White Sox ahead. , as the game was going on . . out," Wedge said. "We can't inning, and added a Solo shot "You can't teach hustle. He didn't have a real good feel sorry for ourselves. we in the seventh, and the No matter if you 're hitting breaking ball tonight, but he can't drop our heads. You Chicago White Sox won · good or you're struggling battled . through it," have to stand up and take il. their seventh straight game you can still go out and bus- Pierzynski said. Look in the mirror and face Ji.ril Thome ·followed it head on and keep fighting. with a 7-2 victory over the tie. Certain plays are the key Cleveland Indians on in the ballgame," said Dye. DyC:s eighth home run of We've got to fmd a way ro Wednesday night. "It definitely was a big play. the season in the seventh work through this and we Michael Aubrey hit a solo Anytime you break up a with his second horner in as will." home run in the second double play with th.e middle many days and ninth on the Travis Hafner hit an RBI' inning for the Indians, who of the lineup CQming up, you ~ double in the" sixth inning off have lost a season-high five never know what can hap:nK>me and Paul Konerko Vazquez. straight"games. pen." . chased Byld in . the sixth Notes: Aubrey, who made -Witha2-0leadinthesixth Byrd saw the play differ- . with bllek-ta-bacli: ~>inl\les. his major league debUt 011 inning, Indians starter Paul ently. · · Joe Crede greeted Indians _Byrd (2-4) allowed a leadoff "Instead of . . letting ~lievcr Jorge Julio with an Sunday, has homered .in his · single to Orlando Cabrera Jermaine Dye hit a sacrifice RBI . double and Alexei fJrst two major league starts. and walked Pierzynski. fly or making my pitch, I Ramirez added a sacrifice Indians LF David · -Carlos Quentin foUowed tried to strike him out," said fly to give the White Sox a Dellucci made a leaping catch near the fence in Ieft·in with a sharp groundef to Byrd. 'The play defmitely S-21ead. third baseman Casey Blake. · changed the game but I can't Byrd allowed five runs on the fifth inning, robbing Blake started what ~oold cry about it or blame any- fivehitsin51-3innings. He Crede of extra bases. oo." Oye have .been a 5-4-3 double body else. The umpire made SI1UCk out two and walked bad his 18th career two play, but Pierzynski slid liard a mistake but l bave to adapt one. home run game. oo• Thome at second, putting pressure and overcome that and make I He was cruising until the has homered · four times in .on second baseman ' the pitch." fifth inning. He only threw five games against his forAsdrubal Cabrera. Javier Vazquez (5'3) over- S:S pitcbes UDtil the sixth and nier team. . ~ Sponsoring the .~ MGM saamble · -and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". Hyou have a testimonial story, life-changing event about yourself or even a poem that you would like to share please email to: . 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Spurs couldn't :;stop them. · : : Bryant scored all but two · : of ltii. 27 points after half! .time; including a go-ahead, •.IP-foot jumper in the lane · : with 23.9 seconds remain: i ng, and the Lakers rallied ;.from ·a 20-point deficit to : beat the Spurs .89-85 on · Wednesday night in Game :;I. of the . Western , :Conference finals. : · Game 2 will be played : Friday night before the • )Jest-of-Sc:ven series · shifts ::to San Antonio for the third : -and fourth games. The ; 'Lakers are 7-0 in the post. season at Staples Center, where they ' ve won 13 straight games-overalL Bryant's jumper put the ·.Lak.ers ahead for good after two free throws by Manu . Ginobili with I :22 remain:ing and a follow shot by ~Tt.m. Duncan with 41 se;conds left· tied the game at .85. After Bryant's gamewinner, Ginobili . missed a AP .,._ .3 -pointer and Sasha San Antonio Spurs' Manu Ginobili, (20), of Argentina, reaches for a .loose ball with Los Vujacic made · two free Angeles lakels' lamar Odom, back left, and the Spurs' Robert Horry, back right, in the throws with 7.3 seconds to second half of Game 1 of the NBA Westem Conference b~sketball finals Wednesday in Los go, completing the scoring. Angeles. ,tage, scoring. I0 straight Fisher, averaging 11 .9 ·: The Lakers outscored the UteS. .Spurs 24- 13 in the fourth "Obviously a difficult points to take their first points in the playoffs, went quarter, when .San Antonio loss and we had a great lead of the game. Bryant scoreless until the fourth . . shot 3-for-21 , including l- opportunity," Spurs coach pUt them ahead for the first quarter, wilen he scored for-9 from 3-point range. Gregg Popovich said. "We . time by making two foul four. · "We almost gave up didn 't take advantage of it · -shots with 2:42 left, and Radmanovic , averaging added a jumper 24 seconds 8.2 points in the postsea- home-court advantage to a Hurts like hell." great effort by the Spurs," . The well-rested Lakers later following a turnover son, made five shots withLakers coach Phil Jackson hadn' t played since Friday, to make it 85-81. out a miss for I 0 points in said. "That was a big come- when they beat Utah to ·The Spurs outscored the the first quarter, but dido ' t back.. We were deep in the advance to the conference Lakers 14-2 to start the attempt a shot after that. bole, there was no doubt fuials for ·the first time in third quarter for a 6S-45 Notes: The Lakers are · about it. Twenty down and four years. The Spurs lead, drawing groans from 52-7 when winning Game I half the quarter gone in the advanced by winning at the crowd of 18,997 at in a bdt-ofcseven series .. .. · third period. It was a strug- New Orleans three nights Staples Center, :w-here the The Lakers have beaten the .gle to fight back into the later, but their flight to Los Lakers haven't lost since Spurs in seven of their preballgame by the end of the Angeles was clelayed sever~ March 28. vious l0 postseason ::third quarter." al hours and they didn't Suddenly, the Lakers matchups, including all : · Bryant also bad five affive at their hotel in sub- 'came together, scoring 14 three in the conference ·-rebounds and nine assists. urban Santa Monica until straight points in a span of finals. The teams are ! Pau Gasol bad 19 points· Tuesday morning around 9 3:05 to draw within siK. meeting in the playoffs for and seven rebounds, .and a.m. Bryant hac! seven points the sixth time since 1999, · Vujacic and Vladimir Popovich said that had and iwo assists during the but the fi rst since 2004, . Radmanovic scored . 10 nothing .to do with his . run. · when the Lakers prevailed points apiece for the team's difficulties late in Ginobili 's 3-pointer in siK games in the confer· Lakers. the game. ended a four-minute score- ence semifinals. The Lakers Duncan . led the Spurs "They probably wore us less drought, and the Spurs d idn' t win a postseason •with 30 points, 18 rebounds down to some degree, I'm led · 72-65 entering the series . from 2005-07 . ··lind four blocked shots. .sure.'' he said. ''And then, fourth quarter. Jackson has an NBA-record Tony Parker added 18 with that, we made very Duncan dominated the 188 postseason wins, while, ·points, 10 rebounds and six po_o r decisions. The ball inside in the fJrst half, get- Popovich has I 00, tied for assists; Bruce Bowen stopped moving. Shots at ting 16 ·points and nine the third-most in league scored 12 points, and the end of the clock, no rebounds as the Spurs took history with Larry Brown . Ginobili added 10 for the penetration to the rim,- all a 51-43 lead . Pat Riley is second at 171. . Spurs. jump shots and they Shadowed · by Bowen Jackson-coached teams Ginobili shot just 3-for- deserve credit for that and wherever be went, Bryant are 40;-0 wben they win the .:13, and Jackson credited they C3111C back and had a scored only two points in opener of a seven-game Vujacic for his defensive hell of a win ." the half, making one of series-. ... San Antonio's . work on the. Spurs' ~tar. Two straight baskets by · three shots and going with- Robert · Horry has won . ."Sasha had an asstgnment Bryant cut San Antonio' s out a free throw. Me aver- seven championship ring s out there ton!gbt and he lead to three points with aged 33.3 points and 13.4 - twc.\ ·with Houston, three _played Gin~tbili very well .~ ; eight minutes remaining . attempts from the foul line with the Lakers a nd two Jackson said, "Offensively, Bowen made a 3 -poinler in the Lakers' previous 10 ~¥ith tbe Spurs . ... The Sasha had a lot better with 7:38left, but the Spurs playoff games. Jackson Lakers have won 17 of their games, but defensively, that went sto~e cold at that joked after the third quarter last 19 G aine I home pl~y­ was one of his best." stage, going scoreless for that Bryant had been on off games, and 19 of their Vujacic played a career nearly 6 112 minutes. . vacation . last 22 home playoff games · playoff-high 31 1/2 minThe Lakers took advanBackcourt mate Derek overall. • 00 0 Eric~ Southern senior Stephanie Cundiff stands ready in right field during a Division IV district semifinal game against the Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers Wednesday in Minford. Ends fromPageBl six strikeouts and just one walk. The Clay bats proved to. be just too much, keeping the Panther tradition of quality softball intact. Southern 's only threat came in the fourth inning when DH Whitney WolfeRiffle singled and advanced to third after a pair of walks to Turley and Robie. A strikeout and 1-3 ground out ended the inning. _Twice Groves struck out the side. Clay had gone ahead in the third when Mallory White singled, Sarah Castle walked, and Kimmy Groves reached on an error that let in a n1n, 1.--0. In the fourth, Clay plated a run· wben Tory Oi;borne doubled, advanced on a ground out by Holly Hamphill, and scored on a Kay Ia Warnock sacrifice fly, 2~0 . ln the Southern fifth, Lynzee Tucker ~w a oneout walk and advanced to . third on a pair of steals . A strikeout and pop-up ended the. inning without a Southern score . In the Clay fifth, Danny Summers singled, Kimmy Groves had an RBI single, and Christan Adams had an RBI single, se.ning the stage for an Osborne double and 5..0 Clay lead. Clay added a single .run in the sixth. .Wolfe-Riffie had the lone Southern bit .- a single . Osborne led Clay 's sevenhit attack with two doubles and Laurea Belcher bit a triple. . Clay plays Saturday in the fmal s at l p.m. ~C-i&,'So& ... n •O SHS CHS 000 boo Q 001 130 X - in 2 67 1 WP- Groves; LP- Tur~. 00 0 00 . : BEREA (AP) Cleveland Browns defensive back. Daven Holly bas suffered .-hat oould be a season-ending knee injury, further depletio.g the team's COilllllback position. Holly, who was competing with Bllllldon McDonal4 for starting spot. was injured •:I'uesday when ~ jumped io.lllld l.aodedawk:wardly while . : dcfeoding a pass agamst · wide receiver Braylon Edww;ds during org~ized : team activities. . Holly suffered cartilage , 8Jid ligament damage in the 'left knee, and genaal man~ ~er Phil Savage said the . urgery will most l.ikcly be : Friday. . . "It doesn, I look good,, ,Savage said Wednesday. ,-. Edwards suffered a hip on the play, dido 't ;practjce Wednesday and is ;listed as day-t<Hiay. ·: The top two comers :)anaining am Eric Wright :juld McDonald, both enter:.tng !heir second year i n the ~NFL. Wright. a seconddraft pic)(, Started 13 flames as a rookie. ;~d. a fifth-rounder., : ~ot his first signifiamt play;mg time at midseason while Wright was out with a kn,ee .run ·a l:Pomtec rrouoo Please include a phone number in your emai~. • The Daily Sentirel. • Page 83 -.mydailysentinel.com .;Browns DB Holly could be done for season ~be •alltpoU• JBallp QI:rtbune, ~be Joint Jlea•ant •egi•ter ' ' .Bryant leads takers to comeback victory ' debut. He was onl y the sec- ~: LOS ANGELES (AP) point organist Nancy Bea t The six -ga me winning Hefley played the title th~me ond Dodger to pitch eight t streak the Cincinnati Reds from "The Wizard of Oz" innings this season, after ; brought to Dodger Stadium because the wind was blow- Derek Lowe did it on April ~lhree days ago can best be ing so hard. · . 12 in a win against San :described as gone with the "It was pretty bad," Kemp Diego. ~ wind - in more ways than said: "I knew in B.P. that it "He was getting ahead of ~ one. · was going to be an interest- hitters with hi s fastball ," :. Hiroki Kuroda pitched ing game because I was try- Martin said. "He had good :. eight solid ·innings and Los ing to get some jumps on sink .on his two-seamer, ~ Angeles scored four of. its some balls and they would induced a lot of ground balls ~ run~ on a wild pitch. a sui- just dive and dance and do and got a couple of key dou.. :Cide squeeze, a passed ball all kinds of crazy stuff. So it ble plays. He was in control • .and a bad pickoff throw to was pretty wild out there." of all his pitche~. and his ~ ~at the Reds 5-2 Severdl outfielders had to split was good, too. He just ~ Wedne sday night under start and stop - and stait had his siuff tonight:" : uncharacteri stically windy again - on balls that would Takashi Saito pitched a . : conditions at Chavez have been routine flyouts perfect ninth. for bis seventh • Ravine. any other night. Andre save in nine attempts. : . "A win is a win, man. Any Ethier led off the Dodgers' Cueto .(2-5) threw 114 · way we can score runs, third with ·a wind-blown pitches over five innings, :whether it's driving in runs · double that ·got away from a giving up four runs - two ··or just them giving us runs, flailing Corey Patterson in earned- and seven hits. He ' we'll take them," Dodgers center field, but Los Angeles wallr;ed three and ~truck out : center fielder Mall Kemp stranded two in scoring posi- two. After Cincinnati 1ied .it 2: said. 'They' ve got a good lion that inning as Johnny ~ ballclub and they were on a Cueto fanned Kemp. all in the fouith on a sacciroll corning in here. but we "It was tenible," Dodgers fice fly .' by Edwin AP p11o1o : played them tough." catcher Russell Martin said. Enc~actOh, ·t he. Dodgers Cincinati Red's Ken Griffey Ji. sircles in the first inning of theirMLB baseball game against : Fierce wind gusts blew the ·"The elements were crazy reg~ the_lead 1D the '*>!: fl ags ~traight . out toward-- tonight The wind.was howl- , tom ha,lf w1~ one .of .their ·the Los Aneeles Dc}dgers Wednesday inl.os Ange1es. : right. field most of the g~e, ing out there. ] ·guess the ele- unearned runs. The_. bases third base," Baker said. "We "We didn't really produce league career. . playmg havoc w1th JUSt ments helped us out more were loaded when a:-p1tch to gave them three runs. And that many runs. But when a Notes: Baker witnessed ~arlin got caught up m the when you're aot scoring . ~ makes mistakes, several historic milestones : about everything hit in the than it did them." · air and perhaps giving Reds James Loney completed jet s~ and caromed off runs, you can't give away you've got to capitalize," while managing the Giants , manager Dusty Baker the scoring with a home run Paul Bako' s glove for a runs. Those runs .were the Martin said. "Sometimes and Cubs, including Barry · unpleasant flashbacks from to right fi~ld, helping. the passed ball that allowed difference in the ballgaine." you're going to. win when Bonds' SOOth and 600th · The Reds opened the scor- the other team kind of gtves home runs, Sammy Sosa's :.the 10 seasons he piloted the •Dodgers wm for the ·stxth Blake DeWitt·to score. _Giants and all those frigid time in eight games fQIJowCueto retired his first two ing witH a run .in the second, you the game, and tonight 500th . homer and Greg ni ghts at Candlestick Park ing a five-game losing streak batters in the fifth before but the Dodgers .came back was one of those nights." Maddux's 300th victory. The and AT&T Park. and complete their third con- singles by Kemp and DeWitt . with two in the bottom half. Ken Griffey Jr., still three . "It looked like the secutive three-game sweep put runners at the comers. Loney singled and scored on homers shy Qf 600, hit a Reds skipper is anticipating Candlestick days," said of the Reds in Los Angeles. The right-hander tried to a wild pitch after advancing drive that was eaught about Griffey's 600ih homer with Baker, who played eight seaKuroda (2-3) allowed two pick off DeWitt and ttu:ew two bases on Kemp's single. a foot from the right field equal enthusiasm. '" I'm sons with the Dodgers. "I runs and five hits, struck out the ball away, enabhng Kemp scored. on a squeeze fence hy Ethier in the sixth looking forward to him get. played here for years, and I three and walked two. The Kemp to score. . . bunt by Chin-lung Hit; as inning. Junior singled in four ling it so that he can get it "They capitalized on our Cueto charged the ball and trips to the plate and extend- over with," Baker said. "It' s . never saw the wind blow right-hander won for the • like this." first time in nine starts since mistakes, and it wasn't that made a desperation flip witll ed his homerless drought to got to weigh on him. He ·- Debris constantly swirled beating San Diego Oil the · hard because all those mis- his glove that got to Bako 90 at-bats, 11 short of the doesn't show it at all, but ifs · around the ballpark. At one road in his major league takes came with a runner on too late. · longest dry spell of his big got to weigh on you some. ~ , • in.Pfry. "This was a position that if you look at our roster and .t...wh ~h~_. 't kind our-...., ~-., 1. was of•a soft sp!Jt, Savage said. "You bate 10 have an injury of any kind, but this one is · 1ar1 hurtful beca partlcu Y use ~y.~sitoation we' re in fl Even if McDonald solidifies himself a& a starter, the Browns have serious depth concerns. They traded starter Leigh Bodden to Detroit in the offseason for defensive lineman · Shaun Rogers and last week cut Kenny Wright, who was arrested oo drug charges in the offseason. "We'D see who might be a~ailable, keeping worlcing w~th the guys we ba>'e ?n this team and C:O~ up Wlth . Our best OptiO"; coach Romeo Crennel S31d. . Thinl-y~ pro Jereme Perry was stgned last We~?k and the Browns broug ht m several und.rafted rookies. But an experienced t:eteran is the team's most pressing need.· Ty Law, who played for Crennel in New England, is a 1ree agent, but Savage said Law 's contract demands woullin' t fit into the team's budget. Philadelphia' s Lito Sheppard is available in a trade, but the Eagles are asking for a lot and. Sheppard would want a new deal. The Browns have ·had a tenible injury history since returning to the NFL in 1999. They bad a respite last yeai-, but haven't been as fortunate so far this season. Starting right guard Ryan Tucker broke a hip in practice last week, had Surgery and wo n' t return until Au,gust "TWo weeks, two injuries; that' s not good," Savage said. "You hate to lose anybody, but those are two playEtic A8ld 1;1Jplt ~·~ ers we' re ·counting on." Southern senior Sarah Edcty follows through on il throw 113 Holly was tendered a con- home plate during a Division IV district semifinal against~ . tract by the Browns after Iru.1 Portsmouth Clay Lady Panthers Wedne sday in Minford, season but had yet to sign the deal that would pay him . $1 .4 million in 2008. Savage said HoUy had signed a clause allowing him to practioc, and the team will honor the tender. 2 Bedl28ath 14170 Only$14.900 3 Bedl2 Balt114x70Total Elec. Only $14,900 3Be4'2 Bath 16x80 $20,900 3Bedl2 Bath 16180 $21 ,900 3Be4'2 Balli 16x80 $22,900 ° 0 ·Dupler Sales Inc. -- '--'~~ Rt. 33 Iouth of lleiiSOIIIV • ·--..L .. __ .I.,_ (740) 753-1322 ' www.duplessales.com �p Bt .... The QtiJy Sentinel " ~ PARKERSBURG, W.Va. - Point Pleasant waited 3S years between ~ tournament appearances the last time around. • And tiiis time, the Big Blacks didn't want to wait so long. Point Pleasant (16-1 3) eanicd its second oonsocutive state tournament berth Wednesday night with an 81 upset victory over second nmkrd Magnolia (21-7) in the Region I championship game in Partersburg to punch the first ticket of the 2008 season lO llhe state tourney. "They seemed like after last year d:ley knew what .t o do and t:bey reaDy wanted .t o get back. said PPHS head roach James Higginbotham. '"Two years in a row is a big acoomplisbment, especially after going 3S years between appearances the last time." .Point Pleasant's upset bid was fueled by a P!'ir of seniors who are desperately seeking a seoond chanoe ,at a state title after coming up short a year ago. Now they will get their wish. , Shortstop Clll't Grimm .p ut the game out of reach in the fourth inning with a bases clearing grand slam - Iris first career home run - to give the Big B1acks a 7-I lead and pitcher Ashton Jones took care of the rest, hurling a three h.itter with eight strikeouts and only three walks in picking up lhe win. Senior Justin Veith added two more runs in the first inning with a two run single as the seniors put toget!ber one of the most complete .perfonnances of the season. "The seniors really played well and we got a lot of good play out of everyone tonight," Higginbotham said. "We put the ball in play, we didn't strike out and we ·played well defensively, making all the routine plays. Overall I ·was very pleased with our perfonnarice." Along with the seniors, sophomoFe Clay Krebs brok:e .o ut of •his h.itlling slump with a solo home run in the fifth inning itO •C3p t!IJe H District fromPaeeBl ~tur e~ns. Besides a ~Malk and 'home run, I don't believe be ·g ave up .an earned run,'' said an enthusiastic coach Ryan Lemley. "His great effort IM~ ihuge, because yGu don't hang ban.ners in the gym withoulitak- · in~;~ some gambles; .and bemg able to save Ryan {for .Friday) was huge." Lemley spoke of ·the ·outstanding effort from -sophomore hurler Michael Manuel wbo went su and · one-third strong innings on the mound for Southem. He gave up just ttwo earned runs ·before the SHS defense self-destructed wi'th three errors in the sixth inning. One such play was .a bob- fur the Big Blacks. ADd PoiDt Pleasant waslood little time rating OOIIIrol of Wednesday's Mnlr:!;l PPHS took a 2~ lead.aft« one inning wbcn D.W. Heldman and B.J. Uoyd opened the fiame with backto-back singles and the pair moved into sooriDg position a past bait Senior J11stin Veith then stepped to the plate and smashed a two-run single with two outs for. the tournament - and now just one game away from a state title - tbe two teains have been feeding off of each Olb- an bled ooublc play ball that !let can lOok ahead for a good all bands aach :Safely and gamem ·the championship." eroded what was ~moe a 7-1 Lemley continued, "We Soothem lead. 'Ry.an Chapman, ttbe Southern :ace, came oo iin relief foc the win ·while still ~taying fresh foc a stai!t in Friday's firuils. '"Miobacl didn't get dte win, but bim going that mliDY inniqg~ ·really saved us and tPUt us .in ~~si­ lioo for f1ri.day," the velcran mentor and 2007 Goach of the 'Year. "To win the district we haMe · to stay mentalJy ·sharp," noted Lemley. "To.llight I think we relax:ed a litt1e 11oo much and .a little .t oo early. Paint Valley (Friday's 11pponcntl is a solid club. We can't make mistakes against them, but · < then again I dlink we have 1be fust~game jitters behind us. Yoo have to ,get d!Gse games lv:hind you. Now we bad some seniors that .stepped up ·at . the plate tonight. Butch (Marnbout) h.it a long sacrifice fly that put us back up 8-7 and earher Wes (Riffle) h.it a threerun home run that really gave us some momentum. I'm really proud of all the kids. lt was a great team effort." Not only did Southern get the win, but they also found out that they finished in the final Coach's poU ranked I Otb in the state for the second straight top-ten finish. It has been a good week for the Tornadoes. · A ·Chris Holter triple led .off the game .and ignited a three-run Southern frrst inning. Chapman foUowed with , an RBI single, and Tayltlr put runners on the www.mydaltysentinel.com . Barkley, Donaghy issues need addressing ~. Qtribune - Sentinel - ~egister ' In a way, Owics Barkley bas to be happy that all be suffeccd fOI' refusing 1o pay $400,000 in gambling debts was a little public embarl:llSsment. There was once a lime in Las Vegas . where stifling a casino mi,gbt have meant a one-way ride .into tbe desert. Things have gotten cOrporate on the Vegas .Strip, and the oid ways are mostly a thing of the past. Today, lawyers .handle debt collection, and gamblers who take one casino loan too many are persuaded to settle up in court instead of the back. of an .automobile. Barkley finally paid up this week, 1but not befm-e drawing a rebuke from casino mogul Steve Wynn, who told ·the Las Vegas Sun ·that the former NBA star wmed television personality "bas to pay attention 11o his busi- · ness like the rest .()f us in acoomplisbments and in tum boosting the .o "erall spirit of the teams. "We went up and watcbed the.. girls earlier in the day and tbal $Gt tbe kids loose and exetted. And they played like it," Higginbotham said. "Th~y !Ully I stepped it up a notch tooight." quick strike. PPHS was led at the plate Magnolia respooded in t:be bottom of the second with a by Grimm who was 2-for-4 mn to out lhe lead to 2-1 , bu.t with four · RBis coming off the comfortable nmgin did of the fOill'tb inning homer. Clay Krebs also had a pair of not last long. The Bi,g Blacb batt.ed bits with a borne run. while ' around in the fourth inning, Henlman and Uoyd postJxl sending 10 to the plate, and two hits each. Jusllin Veitl! came out of the frame with rounded ou,t the PPHS Jive runs scored fO£ a shock-. offense with a single. Magnolia mana,ged just ing 771 lead against the sectluee hits in the :game led by · ond ranked f:agies. .Justin Veith and Krebs Kale Street who was 2-foc-4. both reached base in d:le Trent Adkins provided the fourth on a pair of enurs and lone score of the ev~g, Eric Veith was walked, load- smashing ,an RBI single in thiswodd.~ No doubt NBA COJllllllSing the bases witb . no outs. the second. The Blue Eagles Jusllin Cavender was ,! hen also needed dlree pitdlers to sioner David Stem wi.soed walked to bring bmne Justin make it dirough the contest Barkley had done just that. Veith for ,the first run of the with StaAel' Cal Kimble get- Hiis penchant for big stakes tit1g lihe 1loss. Jolld.an Ash ;gambling was already well inning. Grimm then smashed his replaced bim in the fourth known - Barkley h.imself first career home run - a and Landon Harrick finished estimated at one time that grand slam - to open up a out !!be contest from the be had :lost '$10 milliGn ever fifth. 7-1 margin. the years - but the timing Now, with a win over one of the latest revelation had With Point Pleasant bolding on to a surprising advan- of the top baseball programs to make Stem wince. tage. Jooes kept the lead in the state, the ~PHS Jl!O· Just when the NBA is intact with one of his best gram f~ls there 1s nothing enjoying a renaissance of outings of the season in· they can t accomplish whe!' sorts with TV ratings up holding Magnolia scoreless the tournament gets under-. and everything still on track over the fmal ;five innings. ":'~Y next week.. for an LA-Boston matchup Re also held the designated · ' We have as good a in the ·finals that everyone home squad to just three cbimce as anybody. We play ·outside of Sao Antonio and total hits in the ·game. a to~gh schedule and are Detroit desperately . wants, Krebs capped an already IO?Icing fo~ard to getun?, Barkley.'s gambling probincredible night for PPHS in th_1s . thmg . started, lems are more than just ·an the fifth when be broke out Ji1gg_mbotham said. annoyance Stem can brush of a lengthy slump with a Romt Pleasant IS the first off as li tt!le more than a bad solo home run over .the )eft team to punch ItS llcket to hobby gone really bad. field fence· for .an 8-1 PPHS the tournament, w1th .the At a time the NBA lead. other _three slots to be fill~ already has gambling issues The Big Blacks defense later m ~e week. Tb~ B1g it just looks bad that the then took care of the rest, Blacks will open pl~y m the most outspoken and lisholding Magnolia scoreless state tournament Fnday, tened to commentator 'DD over the final twG innings to · May 30 at 7 .30 p.m. ag31Dst the cable network carrying claim the 8-1 wictory and a the wmner of Reg10n li!L the Lakers and San Anttlnio return llicket to the state wurSpUFS conference champif!ointP- I ,·Mognolla 1 pp ·2005"100 891 nament neJct week. onship bets huge amounts M 010 000 0 132 of money on everything And a ·l ot of the iimproved .,..._ (16-13) : A.shton Jones and B.J. from the tum of a card at play seen out of Point LIDI'd Pleasant directly coaelauis - (21-7): Cal«imble, Jol1jan Ash (4). the blackjack table ·to the . Lanckm Harrick {5) and Jordan Ash, to the Gvet:all swx:ess tbc Traeh Keler (4), bounce of a ball on a field. school 'bas recently been WP - Jones. LP - :t<imble. Barkley bas admitted to HR - PP: Curt Grimm, fourth inning, enjoying. With ,fbe PPHS three making hundreds of thouon; CUI.y Krebs, fifth lnning, none sands of dollars in Super softball team already in their on. tn lbursday, llay 22, 2008 'lb111'8day, May u, zoo8 'Www.mydailyaentinel.com foint Pleasant headed to W.Va. state tournament tion that others might have! been involved in fixin& . ~ames shouldn't be dis· . counted so quickly. Stem bas already admit~ ted other NBA official~ broke league rules by g.ani~ bling in casinos, though throwing the dice and throwing a game are tw~ different things altogether, Bowl bets - supposedly He says that was the extent losing $100,000 this year of any wrongdoing on ·the game - so it ·would- league knows about, though n't be outlandish to lhink he in his next bFeath he also bets on other sports, too. says he would like to talk t~ Basketball isn't suppGSed to Donaghy after he is senbe one of .them, bnt degen- tenced in July for his mis; erate gamblers are degener- deeds. , Against this backdrop .a te gamblers and inside information is' inside infor- comes Barkley's distwbing failure to be held account~ mation. The combination 1s a able for the losses he ran up tough one to resist, .a nd at the Wynn resott las~ Stem doe.sn ' t ha'l'e to look October that for some reafar for an ex111Dple ..of tbat. son be decided not to pay; Tllll Donaghy knew a sure Whether Barkley , was just thing when be saw it, too, being stubborn or whether ·and for at least four !ieasons the limits of Iris salary with lie was not only making the TNT network have large bets on games he ref- caught up with Iris prndi" ereed, but was collecting ·gious gambling habits may , money fGr passing along be.known only to h.im. What ·is known is Stem tips to other degenerate ,gamblers. has said noth.ing publicly Donaghy remains a prob- about it,' perhaps reasoning lem for d:le NBA. as seen that· Barkley is not an anorpey employee of the league noi , this week when filed a letter in federal court is be involved in games ori alleging that · relationsh.ips the court. But Barkley i§ among officials, coaches talk.ing about the league and players "affected .the almost every night before outcome of games." The national audience, and TNT letter also suggested that does pay the NBA million$ . Donaghy told investigators of dollars for the rights tit : about the gambling activi- show .its games. Both the NBA's eagernest ties of other NBA officials and about a referee who to put the Donaghy · affait passed confidential infor- behind it even while ne~ mation to a coach. questions are raised an~ its Even worse, the attorney silence on Barkley are trou, suggested the NBA might bling, especially since a I<Jf have pressU11ed the govern- of casual fans already sus~ ment "into shutting down peel when the home team . this prosecution to avoid wins almost every playoff the disclosure of informa- game funny things are · tion unrelated to Tim's con- going on. duct." The possi hility of . the The NBA responded by Lakers and the Celtics play~ calling the letter an as son- ing in the NBA Finals iii ment of lies and unfGunded exciting s~uff. But Stenj allegations, saying it was surely understands tha~ "the desperate act of a con- keeping the public 'trust i~ victed felon who is hoping the integrity of the game ii : to avoid prison time." But far more important. in a league that has always 1im Dahlberg is a nation; so feared being tainted by a gambling scandal that it · al sports columnist for rh~ refused to allow a team in Associated Press.· Write t~ Las Vegas, the mere sugges- him at tdahlbergap.org ~ the E=tnlil Or Fu To HOW :m WRITE M (304) 675-1333 992-2157 Oeatl~ire.c Mow you can have bo: del'S and Qraphics . ~ c ""' Ads lllems SllouPdSu InClude To tlelp Get .... ,_,._ n- . ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "-~----' 1ojool ... ....,.., 31<1 Annual KCHS Alumni ld.ony ..... 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Contac1 the Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Office of Consume~ 1~-------"l ~---~ numerous other ~;:::~;.:N:EA::,:(:nc~.~;=====~;w;ww=,:co:m:i:cs:.:COIII=~ area r___~.~.BU\'.........1r Conley ~ 01111 to 4denllfy I&Citbles; ltoms.NOE811yMivalo . • ::""'"F...... Call ~1~~~.~:a .. -LO:':S"'T.:..::.,.R_ool<_ll!lf_inuo __Ar_H_ unlit doll<. Fishing poles. , Sillmwe Seal Pun CAT! I glasa are, tools. Wanted to buy ~ ~ ears. · no collar. CAll.: May 29124 Bam·?. 15 ·call 740-388·0884. II no 740-992·:!216. F ~d L '~ or , _, "'""" a mnsage. ------LOST: Bmwn & 112 Bugle, 112 ~nd, , _ Knlbo Chopel Chuld1, 111 5onr1r1 Rd . _ , -4-0047 or 675-4312 au,.., n. .lr lbHWAN!lD I IIDIWAN1ID Now Hiring Painters. Send Resunle Cl.A 9011: g· c/o P!. Pleasant Register 200 Main St. Pt. "Pleasant, WV 25550 Can cat! Collect I..UIS l<>riQiboiiiO' , baby ckrlhos, ~. l\llfiing books. Mnnel mats, - · quills, corpet eleanor. hoUsewares & muo1r more. . ------Warned ; Gun. will 1rade Conceal and C.rry Class lor gun. 7.40-25&6514 O!tio Valley Horne Healttr, Inc. hiring I:.PN for an offioe scheduling/aide supervilor pooltion. Apply a1 14.!!0 Ja.Qulon ·Pike, Galipotis, or phone , 441~1393. Competitive wages and ben- CLASSIFEO INDEX - 4'1 f'or - .........., ..,_................ •. -725 .......__,,...._, ___ ~-·......010 • ·----.. .,,.~ eftts Including il&uranoe. ,_..........._.sao POST OffiCE NOW HIRING Avg. 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To Or Su...._w In-c.oftlmn: ·.a:oo p.m. For su...up Paper ·oo a.m. to s:oo p.m. " Members of the Southem Tornadoes baseball team cheer their teammates on from the d\IIOUt during wednesday's OMsion IV district semlf*tl ,.-ne against Ironton St. Joseph in Lucasville . $luthem won the game 10..7. ' l\egi~ter . No d•r......._. for Lawtion , In NeJd: Datf"• Paper Monday thru Friday ~- I""" www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com Daily ln-«"ofumn: 1:00 p.m. a Eric llooo J \ ot a' Southern senior Butch Mamhout throws the ball bacl<. to the ' pitcher dufing Wednesday's Division IV. district semifinai game flgainst Ironton St. Joseph in Lucasville. i 446 3008 WorciAds al' &11: ... I b' \II I" Websites: www.mydailytribune.com Sentinel ca'WI":.=w.••• (740) .44~2342 . (740) 992-2156 I ....._,.1 : t!trtbune· To Place a sure," noted Lemley. "We Rl)rvey was tagged with ~ came back with some c'bar- loss after the Ayers had tied acter." the score. Harvey found Southern hitters ~Mere h.imself on the short end of Taylo~r -for-3 with a walk, Tornado conieback. The.)! Riffle -for-3 with a home fanned two and walked run, bapman 2-for-3 with eight. ' a walk, Holter a triple, Southern now has a 38~ Marnhout two walks and a. 10 .record over the past two sacrifice fly, Klesk.i a single seasons. and sacrifice fly, and Brown Southern plays in the D~ an RBI. single and two IV district finals Friday at 5 walks. Chad Harvey led p.m. at the University of Flyer hitters with a home Rio Grande. J;'ans should tun and single. note that the game is not al Chapman got the win. Lucasville, the site of . with one and two-thirds Wednesday's game. l'hi~ innings in relief. He fanned will be the second straight three and gave up no hits in year Southern has made ii · a great go-to effon. Manuel to the district finals, last bad a great effort · h.imself · year claimilig the champi~ ·with two strikeouts and only onship and advancing to, one walk to his credit. the first round of . .the · · Caleb Blackburn was the regional. Flyer · starter but was Soull•n10,IIvnlon 8t. knocked out of the box in ISJ 124 0 , 762 the third. David Crossan SHS 000 300 403 X 10103 ' came on in relief, but Chad WP- P>allman; LP ~ .Harwy. ' In One Week With .Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE . classified@mydailytrilune.com rus . comers and eventually scored on a passed ball. Another run came borne on Kreig. Klesk.i's !fit ball wh.icb went fGr an/error, the score 3-0. ·St. Joe plated a single run in the fourth, then Southern . went up 7-I on the, coattails of a Wes Riffle three-run shot, his seventh home run of the year. Chapman and j'~~or rode borne o~ ' e's home run. 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"They seemed like after last year d:ley knew what .t o do and t:bey reaDy wanted .t o get back. said PPHS head roach James Higginbotham. '"Two years in a row is a big acoomplisbment, especially after going 3S years between appearances the last time." .Point Pleasant's upset bid was fueled by a P!'ir of seniors who are desperately seeking a seoond chanoe ,at a state title after coming up short a year ago. Now they will get their wish. , Shortstop Clll't Grimm .p ut the game out of reach in the fourth inning with a bases clearing grand slam - Iris first career home run - to give the Big B1acks a 7-I lead and pitcher Ashton Jones took care of the rest, hurling a three h.itter with eight strikeouts and only three walks in picking up lhe win. Senior Justin Veith added two more runs in the first inning with a two run single as the seniors put toget!ber one of the most complete .perfonnances of the season. "The seniors really played well and we got a lot of good play out of everyone tonight," Higginbotham said. "We put the ball in play, we didn't strike out and we ·played well defensively, making all the routine plays. Overall I ·was very pleased with our perfonnarice." Along with the seniors, sophomoFe Clay Krebs brok:e .o ut of •his h.itlling slump with a solo home run in the fifth inning itO •C3p t!IJe H District fromPaeeBl ~tur e~ns. Besides a ~Malk and 'home run, I don't believe be ·g ave up .an earned run,'' said an enthusiastic coach Ryan Lemley. "His great effort IM~ ihuge, because yGu don't hang ban.ners in the gym withoulitak- · in~;~ some gambles; .and bemg able to save Ryan {for .Friday) was huge." Lemley spoke of ·the ·outstanding effort from -sophomore hurler Michael Manuel wbo went su and · one-third strong innings on the mound for Southem. He gave up just ttwo earned runs ·before the SHS defense self-destructed wi'th three errors in the sixth inning. One such play was .a bob- fur the Big Blacks. ADd PoiDt Pleasant waslood little time rating OOIIIrol of Wednesday's Mnlr:!;l PPHS took a 2~ lead.aft« one inning wbcn D.W. Heldman and B.J. Uoyd opened the fiame with backto-back singles and the pair moved into sooriDg position a past bait Senior J11stin Veith then stepped to the plate and smashed a two-run single with two outs for. the tournament - and now just one game away from a state title - tbe two teains have been feeding off of each Olb- an bled ooublc play ball that !let can lOok ahead for a good all bands aach :Safely and gamem ·the championship." eroded what was ~moe a 7-1 Lemley continued, "We Soothem lead. 'Ry.an Chapman, ttbe Southern :ace, came oo iin relief foc the win ·while still ~taying fresh foc a stai!t in Friday's firuils. '"Miobacl didn't get dte win, but bim going that mliDY inniqg~ ·really saved us and tPUt us .in ~~si­ lioo for f1ri.day," the velcran mentor and 2007 Goach of the 'Year. "To win the district we haMe · to stay mentalJy ·sharp," noted Lemley. "To.llight I think we relax:ed a litt1e 11oo much and .a little .t oo early. Paint Valley (Friday's 11pponcntl is a solid club. We can't make mistakes against them, but · < then again I dlink we have 1be fust~game jitters behind us. Yoo have to ,get d!Gse games lv:hind you. Now we bad some seniors that .stepped up ·at . the plate tonight. Butch (Marnbout) h.it a long sacrifice fly that put us back up 8-7 and earher Wes (Riffle) h.it a threerun home run that really gave us some momentum. I'm really proud of all the kids. lt was a great team effort." Not only did Southern get the win, but they also found out that they finished in the final Coach's poU ranked I Otb in the state for the second straight top-ten finish. It has been a good week for the Tornadoes. · A ·Chris Holter triple led .off the game .and ignited a three-run Southern frrst inning. Chapman foUowed with , an RBI single, and Tayltlr put runners on the www.mydaltysentinel.com . Barkley, Donaghy issues need addressing ~. Qtribune - Sentinel - ~egister ' In a way, Owics Barkley bas to be happy that all be suffeccd fOI' refusing 1o pay $400,000 in gambling debts was a little public embarl:llSsment. There was once a lime in Las Vegas . where stifling a casino mi,gbt have meant a one-way ride .into tbe desert. Things have gotten cOrporate on the Vegas .Strip, and the oid ways are mostly a thing of the past. Today, lawyers .handle debt collection, and gamblers who take one casino loan too many are persuaded to settle up in court instead of the back. of an .automobile. Barkley finally paid up this week, 1but not befm-e drawing a rebuke from casino mogul Steve Wynn, who told ·the Las Vegas Sun ·that the former NBA star wmed television personality "bas to pay attention 11o his busi- · ness like the rest .()f us in acoomplisbments and in tum boosting the .o "erall spirit of the teams. "We went up and watcbed the.. girls earlier in the day and tbal $Gt tbe kids loose and exetted. And they played like it," Higginbotham said. "Th~y !Ully I stepped it up a notch tooight." quick strike. PPHS was led at the plate Magnolia respooded in t:be bottom of the second with a by Grimm who was 2-for-4 mn to out lhe lead to 2-1 , bu.t with four · RBis coming off the comfortable nmgin did of the fOill'tb inning homer. Clay Krebs also had a pair of not last long. The Bi,g Blacb batt.ed bits with a borne run. while ' around in the fourth inning, Henlman and Uoyd postJxl sending 10 to the plate, and two hits each. Jusllin Veitl! came out of the frame with rounded ou,t the PPHS Jive runs scored fO£ a shock-. offense with a single. Magnolia mana,ged just ing 771 lead against the sectluee hits in the :game led by · ond ranked f:agies. .Justin Veith and Krebs Kale Street who was 2-foc-4. both reached base in d:le Trent Adkins provided the fourth on a pair of enurs and lone score of the ev~g, Eric Veith was walked, load- smashing ,an RBI single in thiswodd.~ No doubt NBA COJllllllSing the bases witb . no outs. the second. The Blue Eagles Jusllin Cavender was ,! hen also needed dlree pitdlers to sioner David Stem wi.soed walked to bring bmne Justin make it dirough the contest Barkley had done just that. Veith for ,the first run of the with StaAel' Cal Kimble get- Hiis penchant for big stakes tit1g lihe 1loss. Jolld.an Ash ;gambling was already well inning. Grimm then smashed his replaced bim in the fourth known - Barkley h.imself first career home run - a and Landon Harrick finished estimated at one time that grand slam - to open up a out !!be contest from the be had :lost '$10 milliGn ever fifth. 7-1 margin. the years - but the timing Now, with a win over one of the latest revelation had With Point Pleasant bolding on to a surprising advan- of the top baseball programs to make Stem wince. tage. Jooes kept the lead in the state, the ~PHS Jl!O· Just when the NBA is intact with one of his best gram f~ls there 1s nothing enjoying a renaissance of outings of the season in· they can t accomplish whe!' sorts with TV ratings up holding Magnolia scoreless the tournament gets under-. and everything still on track over the fmal ;five innings. ":'~Y next week.. for an LA-Boston matchup Re also held the designated · ' We have as good a in the ·finals that everyone home squad to just three cbimce as anybody. We play ·outside of Sao Antonio and total hits in the ·game. a to~gh schedule and are Detroit desperately . wants, Krebs capped an already IO?Icing fo~ard to getun?, Barkley.'s gambling probincredible night for PPHS in th_1s . thmg . started, lems are more than just ·an the fifth when be broke out Ji1gg_mbotham said. annoyance Stem can brush of a lengthy slump with a Romt Pleasant IS the first off as li tt!le more than a bad solo home run over .the )eft team to punch ItS llcket to hobby gone really bad. field fence· for .an 8-1 PPHS the tournament, w1th .the At a time the NBA lead. other _three slots to be fill~ already has gambling issues The Big Blacks defense later m ~e week. Tb~ B1g it just looks bad that the then took care of the rest, Blacks will open pl~y m the most outspoken and lisholding Magnolia scoreless state tournament Fnday, tened to commentator 'DD over the final twG innings to · May 30 at 7 .30 p.m. ag31Dst the cable network carrying claim the 8-1 wictory and a the wmner of Reg10n li!L the Lakers and San Anttlnio return llicket to the state wurSpUFS conference champif!ointP- I ,·Mognolla 1 pp ·2005"100 891 nament neJct week. onship bets huge amounts M 010 000 0 132 of money on everything And a ·l ot of the iimproved .,..._ (16-13) : A.shton Jones and B.J. from the tum of a card at play seen out of Point LIDI'd Pleasant directly coaelauis - (21-7): Cal«imble, Jol1jan Ash (4). the blackjack table ·to the . Lanckm Harrick {5) and Jordan Ash, to the Gvet:all swx:ess tbc Traeh Keler (4), bounce of a ball on a field. school 'bas recently been WP - Jones. LP - :t<imble. Barkley bas admitted to HR - PP: Curt Grimm, fourth inning, enjoying. With ,fbe PPHS three making hundreds of thouon; CUI.y Krebs, fifth lnning, none sands of dollars in Super softball team already in their on. tn lbursday, llay 22, 2008 'lb111'8day, May u, zoo8 'Www.mydailyaentinel.com foint Pleasant headed to W.Va. state tournament tion that others might have! been involved in fixin& . ~ames shouldn't be dis· . counted so quickly. Stem bas already admit~ ted other NBA official~ broke league rules by g.ani~ bling in casinos, though throwing the dice and throwing a game are tw~ different things altogether, Bowl bets - supposedly He says that was the extent losing $100,000 this year of any wrongdoing on ·the game - so it ·would- league knows about, though n't be outlandish to lhink he in his next bFeath he also bets on other sports, too. says he would like to talk t~ Basketball isn't suppGSed to Donaghy after he is senbe one of .them, bnt degen- tenced in July for his mis; erate gamblers are degener- deeds. , Against this backdrop .a te gamblers and inside information is' inside infor- comes Barkley's distwbing failure to be held account~ mation. The combination 1s a able for the losses he ran up tough one to resist, .a nd at the Wynn resott las~ Stem doe.sn ' t ha'l'e to look October that for some reafar for an ex111Dple ..of tbat. son be decided not to pay; Tllll Donaghy knew a sure Whether Barkley , was just thing when be saw it, too, being stubborn or whether ·and for at least four !ieasons the limits of Iris salary with lie was not only making the TNT network have large bets on games he ref- caught up with Iris prndi" ereed, but was collecting ·gious gambling habits may , money fGr passing along be.known only to h.im. What ·is known is Stem tips to other degenerate ,gamblers. has said noth.ing publicly Donaghy remains a prob- about it,' perhaps reasoning lem for d:le NBA. as seen that· Barkley is not an anorpey employee of the league noi , this week when filed a letter in federal court is be involved in games ori alleging that · relationsh.ips the court. But Barkley i§ among officials, coaches talk.ing about the league and players "affected .the almost every night before outcome of games." The national audience, and TNT letter also suggested that does pay the NBA million$ . Donaghy told investigators of dollars for the rights tit : about the gambling activi- show .its games. Both the NBA's eagernest ties of other NBA officials and about a referee who to put the Donaghy · affait passed confidential infor- behind it even while ne~ mation to a coach. questions are raised an~ its Even worse, the attorney silence on Barkley are trou, suggested the NBA might bling, especially since a I<Jf have pressU11ed the govern- of casual fans already sus~ ment "into shutting down peel when the home team . this prosecution to avoid wins almost every playoff the disclosure of informa- game funny things are · tion unrelated to Tim's con- going on. duct." The possi hility of . the The NBA responded by Lakers and the Celtics play~ calling the letter an as son- ing in the NBA Finals iii ment of lies and unfGunded exciting s~uff. But Stenj allegations, saying it was surely understands tha~ "the desperate act of a con- keeping the public 'trust i~ victed felon who is hoping the integrity of the game ii : to avoid prison time." But far more important. in a league that has always 1im Dahlberg is a nation; so feared being tainted by a gambling scandal that it · al sports columnist for rh~ refused to allow a team in Associated Press.· Write t~ Las Vegas, the mere sugges- him at tdahlbergap.org ~ the E=tnlil Or Fu To HOW :m WRITE M (304) 675-1333 992-2157 Oeatl~ire.c Mow you can have bo: del'S and Qraphics . ~ c ""' Ads lllems SllouPdSu InClude To tlelp Get .... ,_,._ n- . ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "-~----' 1ojool ... ....,.., 31<1 Annual KCHS Alumni ld.ony ..... 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Anliqu.. -fishing poles ene•geHc. 675-2151 · and lots, 'lots more. ~. calor, teligkm, -:x 30 acre farm . 3BR . 2BA home. 7 stall horse barn in · Vinton area. 740-388-93 · flmlltal....,_ or ndonlll origtn, or nr imlnitun tD m*e any auch i 6 ,._,, 6 ... old, 3 wrtn Complele H -Sale "'ue eyes, 2"'1' bob-11iled. 1 May 2H-5,'::;ay 251-1 jOOf old (M) gumN pig wl 64 failfirrld Ln from = . . , . ent- cogo,and acoes. 948-9217 1 The ·· Free puppies 1o good 1<11 oppl, c:ooklbolorllilwr· homao. 7 wl< old . . . . TV's, -·-bod 1 AI*ai•Uir mbr. 4!16 3'108 i- . . . Found . ll1d- er•. uprigl11 ,lnremr. WID. ' Clina Cabinet~- 100 + FouND cocillrrx», Dlher books, I'll collection or 1eddy bears, T0111ef in C.I11P S1ampln Up and aatl col· Borrow Smart. Contac1 the Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Office of Consume~ 1~-------"l ~---~ numerous other ~;:::~;.:N:EA::,:(:nc~.~;=====~;w;ww=,:co:m:i:cs:.:COIII=~ area r___~.~.BU\'.........1r Conley ~ 01111 to 4denllfy I&Citbles; ltoms.NOE811yMivalo . • ::""'"F...... Call ~1~~~.~:a .. -LO:':S"'T.:..::.,.R_ool<_ll!lf_inuo __Ar_H_ unlit doll<. Fishing poles. , Sillmwe Seal Pun CAT! I glasa are, tools. Wanted to buy ~ ~ ears. · no collar. CAll.: May 29124 Bam·?. 15 ·call 740-388·0884. II no 740-992·:!216. F ~d L '~ or , _, "'""" a mnsage. ------LOST: Bmwn & 112 Bugle, 112 ~nd, , _ Knlbo Chopel Chuld1, 111 5onr1r1 Rd . _ , -4-0047 or 675-4312 au,.., n. .lr lbHWAN!lD I IIDIWAN1ID Now Hiring Painters. Send Resunle Cl.A 9011: g· c/o P!. Pleasant Register 200 Main St. Pt. "Pleasant, WV 25550 Can cat! Collect I..UIS l<>riQiboiiiO' , baby ckrlhos, ~. l\llfiing books. Mnnel mats, - · quills, corpet eleanor. hoUsewares & muo1r more. . ------Warned ; Gun. will 1rade Conceal and C.rry Class lor gun. 7.40-25&6514 O!tio Valley Horne Healttr, Inc. hiring I:.PN for an offioe scheduling/aide supervilor pooltion. Apply a1 14.!!0 Ja.Qulon ·Pike, Galipotis, or phone , 441~1393. Competitive wages and ben- CLASSIFEO INDEX - 4'1 f'or - .........., ..,_................ •. -725 .......__,,...._, ___ ~-·......010 • ·----.. .,,.~ eftts Including il&uranoe. ,_..........._.sao POST OffiCE NOW HIRING Avg. 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Ovel'brOOk Center, - - - - - - - 1or.a1ec1 81 333 Page Street 5 tlrnily rard ~leon Rt. 1 Middteport nicrowtlve. rugs , A flook:s, & trHJch more. 8Cf06:S ~ Metg& Memory Ohioispleas8dtoannounce ~·infant& & toddleri thlt due 1o internal ChaftnAC! 1 to tauy.. F8ftft Se I 111 I I .... -~--- YMS± PwuaQJfftllidiiiL - ........... _ ........074 Y-ll Sole.fit. PI I ,. ........- .., ......., ..._ ... 071 Oourtside Bar and Grill now seel<ing qualffiod applicaniS tor bartender, food runner and line cook. Apply in person or call 441·9371 to schedule and interview..308 2nd Ave. Gallipolis. · r I · , .. , -· • "•-""r •~01\LV Pr.. Jl'l.rAs.\NT '-...,;ioliriiriiiiiiiiiiiriii.... applicants wll1hen be contacled bt' Helie Bumgarner, LPN, Staff Df!lvelopment atg y..g 6 mM out Jeny5 CoordinatorO 740 ~ 992~ Run. Appte GrDY& May 21 Bt 6'72. EOE & APIII'ticApant ttlru 24th 9-7 New & U&ed of the Drug-Free WMr,place ,__ Aose ' 'VW' .."'· 304-576-2635 Leonard Rain Cancels Accepting appbtions tor HUGE Fan'\ity Yard SM: part·tirM cashier~, mus1 be 11 available to wort all shifts, Ri23tei&Sat2-'th8-SRI 2 South be8tde ' Blue Not:& nophonecallsplea&e, appty Cafe al Par Mar 139 af 2264 - - - - - - ' - - - Seoond St., Maoon, WV"' 't\lfd SWe 2625 Unoolil Ave. Par Mar 140 1547 N)'B Ave., 5--24-D8 B-1 Clatlel. Misc. Pomeroy, otr bam& 'ftlfd Sale Ff123n1,Sat • · 1 112 mile oul Jorictoo Rrl, C thcfbiM & mK. Cfllft&puoh-. man,-· WANIB) 10 .IU\' Jlllld. pnr socw. i I down 1935 US SeWrity OffiCer& needed in New tle'l8fl, WV, $7.00 • $7.66 P!lf hour, shff1 work. Must,.,. a higtl ochool diploma or GED. tielor crimi'lll ltiskrry. , _ hours,.,. 1-soo- 21 ._0452 cto&higCost 304-593-8871 Attention! Local company offoering "NO DOWN n.l.vt•ENr pro- r"oM ~ MemboJr ~ • 100% tinardng Col9l • Lees than pertuct credit aooepted =•vanue,Gallipolil. ~~.f 8:3010 ;)(). . " F0Jt SA.1..£ , . : ; ladies~ FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $226/mo! 3 bed , 2 bath. Bank Repo! (5% down. 20 years, 8% APR ) for llst~ngs 60o-620·4946 ex. R027 -1b-r.- H_ou_se_i_n-N-ew- ,...-,.-n. No Pets, $300 month plus deposit 364-593-0696 2 bedroom house tor rent . no pets, (7401992-5858 . · · 2B~ on Eastern Ave. Close to Wai-Mart $500 rent $500 · ctep . References Req . 446· 4 053 . ca · · for ":me. my prtvata&semt-private roorr& available. Nutritious. meal 3br, 1ba. Furnished. In New Haven . Will be reaOy to Rent 6-1-08, $475/month Plu s depqsit 304-773--9507 r MoHnJ,: l:loMJ:s FOK Rf1.n' I 2BR $450/dep. $450/rent + utilities, on private lot. 740645-3592 or 740·367-0654 -----,..,-- 2Br at · Johnsons Mobrle Home Park Call 446·1409 . ot 446-2003 ------2BA in Addaville school diStnct. references & deposit required 7~0·367 -0632 _.:,__.....,:__ _ _ >BR ·,n Kanauga, •otal alec.': trrc, AEP. • $425/rent : or unfurnished. No smo+;•ng bath sec· . Cheshire. Call 740·446· 2008 3 2 tt 6p tional home $279 per month 0725 a er m 740-385~7671. Mob,·le home and dou· • blewide lor ~nt 740446· . Brand new 3bed 2bath on 4060 01 367-n62 + · half acre in P!. Pleasant. OWNER FINANCE AVAIL- Nice 14x60 2br, 20, in ABLE. 74 0-446· 3570 Syracu se , 14,70 2br. $400. ~~=~~~~~ of L.,_...,;iiiiiliiiiiiio-,.1 245 ~ 9213 913-599-8226.'24Jhrs. emp. MilefandSonconstruclion ni I: . ·517 _89-$28.21.111"., operata & work on equrp ' ment • References needed. 304· 525 67 1743 R* RENT I - - -- -- •. ~yment could be the F"'"'"'ra l Funds J. l.IS1 relaa&eCI ......, same 18 rent. for Land Owners. No closMongaoe . Locators . I'V"\0"' ing cost and ZERO LA ..mN 1 (740)l67.0000 Wilt do Lend· Houle tor sale . Racme ' Improvements Bankruptcy ,t,ppr 4 In ·au &BadCreditOK . 2. 3. 4and ~lion:~ lan:~d. 5-bWroo ms availabl_e 740· 5 MUS1 be able to MouEs · bedroom you to bu'/ your home inltead of renting. ee•"'*'i&-~ www.lldiJI rio -4br, 2 AC , Pool,. Country Bath. 1997 14~70 Oakwood $425/dep. 446-41 07 or 441· • New Haven, $139.500 call 3 Bed 2 Bath. Daytime 388- 2707 • after 6pm Will help with 0000 Evening 3EIB-8D 17 or 2BA trailer wtw/C fum•shed grwn5 for Experienoed 1arm Mild C<urcll fof needed in Addison Twp. dsp. & utilities, (7401992 .. 7680. 1 ~740-416-3311 -----~- - Nice and clean 3 bedroom ... total electric. centra l : liir.waterpard. , co untryset-. ting . now hir- planning . excellent refer· Eastern School Ot&tnct. 39 ing. For~ and free ....,.. phone nlll!lbeni upon atyle with 4 446-338 740·992.()653 o• "'6·5 3. governement job tnto. call reques1 . For more info. 740- bed!OOins, lrvrng room, din- ModUM see Ohro's largest Trailer for rerrt Mergs County, Americ.w'l ASIOC . of Labor 1- ~ in; room, kltctlen , large tam- display. Midwesl 740·628· Pn"te Grove Ad. rn country • serv. oar~ =ruction. Meigs Co., you must be 00 years 8ICP&tified or eutNnl1y ......,. one · )'88r 8Kplliell08, call 1 ~ Smatl Home Repair and Bruoh ~- - · 368 •1100 1oll free (7IIO)fo!Mi-3iill2 Locol Home Health f'(lsrw;y · now tiring PCA's, STNA's, prootlmfnt &eta, drug 8Cf8eO . and blok~ fiamondro. MTS Coin Shop. ground chad<!· c.1 1-800- HHA's currency, MlaEIIDMFs payment. 740-416-191!16 or 7«l-432· targe florida room comHelp wanled a1 Dorst HOmo 28«1. No j<lti 10 l>lg "' 1o p1o1e1y oodar open• onlo Group Home. 740-8Q2-5023 ~ · ~·IOid Jn .pe~n~. pDo & pool area. Heated in Sell. stirlor Speo10, 304· Home Heal1h Care South rng, . ~""'.,. . I , plumbing, grounc!poc;er-bypri· ~6~142i. East Ohio s currently hiring bul<ling .-... . • · inoluding w.cy tenclng and land· - - " ' - -- - - - Home Health AkSas for diGka and patiOI and new ecaped. Fini&hed 2 car Abeo;lute Top Dollar • ail· - All ErcaDant way 1o eam money. The New A'won. Coli Morflyn --2&15 AVONI All Areal I To Buy or this n• 1 1 r ere IVIIIIbte on en equel opportunity bMes. 15 but<on and pa;l hohdays. fax 740-446-9~04 or Email johncarmtc:haeiOcareq.oem MOBILE HOME LOT FOR RENT. 1031 Georges Creek' Ad, 44, · 1111 lntorm.l ~ell dwelltnga~ln Call after 6:00pm. 256-1044 4 bed_ _.:..:..._......:__ _ rooms. Large yard. Covered 1 ~70 1996 Skyline Mobile p z' aa1 Dump DriVers dealt Atlact1ed garage. 740- Home. On ranted lot, close .R&J Trucking is seeking 367-7129. to Holzer. Excellent condi· quolilied COL·• dri"""' lo tion. Shingle roof, all elednc. operate semi·Ciumps tOr 3br, 2 1/2 ba, & FR. 2 car heat pump/ centta! air. regional roules, We toature garage & m grourcl pool on $21,000 (740)441·9884 excellent home time, health 3.65 acres 0 Greenbrier 1 and den1al insurance, Es1ates on Sandhill Ad . ask· V ~6 D ,.:~drooS"'nm~e2 RBaoothl 401(k), vacatiol_'l, bonus pay, ing $160,000 304-674-5999 ...,. ...~·w · ' " ..,. : and safely awards. Qualified or 3()4.<;75-1566 $230 per month. 740·385applicants must be OYer 23 . 9948. yrs., have a minimum cf 1 3tlr. 2 ba. lg IMngroom,, car V&Qr of commerical driving at1ached garage must sell 196B ,2x60 mobile hon\e. expertence & clean_ MVR. $69,000 Sunset Ln pt 1BA, $2400.00 740-645Prior experienaa with semi- Pleasant 304-812·5021 or 2138 dumps and roll..offs is hefto:.. 304-S93-6862 ,.... 2002· 16K80 OakwOod 3 Bed ful. Contact Kent at 11)02 Balh 2000 t 6x70 • or fill out --.~w..... 4bt', 1905 N. Main. Reduooa · 462 9365 ·. . ~- PriOe :J)4..6?5-t 545 Fl9etwood 2 Bed 2 Batn , tioo · . •999 '6x80 Fortu ne 3 •~ 2 EOEa1 www.ljtruoking.oom ' ' ~ clothmg, men & woman . . "~~"U . ckJihlng. fumlt.an & many IM our tacltity, we are aocept· Equipment . Repair ...., •--"-""' ' '" for lull limo . alta ttems. 24..Z..26th ~'II .....,..,_.'S . TectTr!cian tor Farm aJ»>or - - - - - - - 7P·7A LPN , part ~ 7A· lawn Equipment repatr & ~-Fri., Sa1.. eannmg , 7P· LPN'S and ll!Uia., . maintenance. MUS1 have jars, candle making ItemS, ~ time ~oolP STNA~ to expertenoe. f.4ust be able 10 cast iron .sink, men 's, JOirl wr ~Y and dedicat· use oompu1er 00 8 limited ~· 5oo:u - ~ womerl 1S, children$, ptus ed uti. Applic:an&s must be basis. CompatiiN>e wages , iNmllCI'IlN eiz.a ctothing, push mower, dependabl~ .. team ~lay8T$ modem shop. contmuous ~ hems, ecretfl 1ent, with poseditlve amtude&. company sponsored train- QalltpoUa c..- Colaga mise, 2 mi. out 143 left on Interest ~!cants can ing neatth insurance Balkty Run Ad. pick up an appliclltion M-f maiching retirement contr~ Cai(Cal'!""'od ~~ :~~36J a ·aoAM~· -:.nou All ellnlble . . . ' ' BY· _.........v-... • "/gol<j ooins, any ""aur .....- ..--·-·---....--1110 "'101<11W18K gold jowalry. 'ToOo---·-·- - - · - - - - -110 '110 w.nt_: ........--..-·.....·..- - .410 Yard ~0 XII il?e----.........._............072 We C.UTodalyl 1-877-463-6247 £xt. 2347 , ~ ~~00Fori<P~-· May J..-lor . . _............._, __,,,,__,,._715 1JJ1t a1 t1 y __ ..............,.._.._ ......................170 -For _ _ .......- ..................................710 7 mOO!, 37967 RoolrspringS Rd. for-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __. r ..... lor-...................................- - - - Ful&anefits )obe.ltuf: 1 '.cGII'I 3 acres lor Sale on Sandhill r· Dflered w/ USPS who hire&. 0 1-866-403-2582 P1 I S&ional Wor« I f t 8ulldltp .................. -,_.. ,, .. 340 Oppootunlly .. - .... -.--..............210 8u1i Rd $25.000 304-!195-3929 . 3 Bedroom House in Syracuse. $500/monttl + n~~~;;;;;;;;;;~ L.,~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiio-,.1· depooh Hud App. No PelS. ~ (304)675·5332 weekends ~4x60 2BR, ·electnc, AJC, 74D-591-Q265 ·FOR S..\1.£· fireplace. sm. porch. $5000. - - - - - - - S57Kiyr, Includes ' .~~a~ara knowingly- . or i-8£18,.582-3345 fede ra 1Benefl1s, 01:· Placed by adSource, not ,.,_far - ............ -·-·---.........-.......710 ... tar ...................,_., .... 750 BuUdi:11 Se I ,......... _ , ___,,_,, ..... 550 .broker . Co. lldvertl..merim for-re.l ..... which Min wiotldion of 1he Mrw. OUi'" Moring ~ Muat Sell. Nice , Large 21r home in scenic Meter is proper!~ quie1 subdivision, great for Hoensed. (Thrs is a plilli£l hiking, biking and lishing. service announcement 1257 sq. ft . vinyl siding. lots from the Ohio · Valley of storage, 1 112 car garage, publishing Company) concrete driveway. Eldra parking & room fot boat. . large lot with storage shed ~ Large rooms. Wfl closet in 1 master. Updates include, ...._ SEavJas Berber carpet. appliances. Professional Lawn Care A/C &Heat pump. Move Services. Free Estimates. In Condition. Reduced , 7-4953 asking $89.900. Appraised tor $108,000 1 112 years TURNED DOWN OH ago. 740·206·96!3 Cell SECURITY ISSI? 74(}-.441-8232 hm. 204 Ann No Fee Unless We Win! Dr. oft Raccoon Creek Ad . mortgage Gallia Suitable for homesite. grem · hunting area. 41 9·230·7346 • --- nance your home obtain a loan. ·BEWA of requests for any ·large · advance payments of fees or insurance . call .the Qlfioe of Consumer Atlaln; toll tree a1 1~ 866 278-0003 to leam If the AUIEAGE 100 ,ac:~es . Thia•n•• paper will not "nails ·I EFOIE you ref" Lars& - p..terenoe, limitation or dltcrimlndton... lmr.wJ (.~ ~ - addecltoyeurdassiliedads Bordets$3.00/perod Graphics SOC for small $1,00 for lanJe 'Al?adamuatbe ........ •a.rtv-.-.WIIt&•.•••••lldllileC s'1 a '*ti •.....,. A Prtce • Mold Mil Ciu' Fl •lftdulle.....e ............ zs ................ .......................- ......_.................................. _,_ .........................- ..... .................. -·---·-.• _ _ _ ,,................... - .....,•....1411 ' . To Or Su...._w In-c.oftlmn: ·.a:oo p.m. For su...up Paper ·oo a.m. to s:oo p.m. " Members of the Southem Tornadoes baseball team cheer their teammates on from the d\IIOUt during wednesday's OMsion IV district semlf*tl ,.-ne against Ironton St. Joseph in Lucasville . $luthem won the game 10..7. ' l\egi~ter . No d•r......._. for Lawtion , In NeJd: Datf"• Paper Monday thru Friday ~- I""" www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com Daily ln-«"ofumn: 1:00 p.m. a Eric llooo J \ ot a' Southern senior Butch Mamhout throws the ball bacl<. to the ' pitcher dufing Wednesday's Division IV. district semifinai game flgainst Ironton St. Joseph in Lucasville. i 446 3008 WorciAds al' &11: ... I b' \II I" Websites: www.mydailytribune.com Sentinel ca'WI":.=w.••• (740) .44~2342 . (740) 992-2156 I ....._,.1 : t!trtbune· To Place a sure," noted Lemley. "We Rl)rvey was tagged with ~ came back with some c'bar- loss after the Ayers had tied acter." the score. Harvey found Southern hitters ~Mere h.imself on the short end of Taylo~r -for-3 with a walk, Tornado conieback. The.)! Riffle -for-3 with a home fanned two and walked run, bapman 2-for-3 with eight. ' a walk, Holter a triple, Southern now has a 38~ Marnhout two walks and a. 10 .record over the past two sacrifice fly, Klesk.i a single seasons. and sacrifice fly, and Brown Southern plays in the D~ an RBI. single and two IV district finals Friday at 5 walks. Chad Harvey led p.m. at the University of Flyer hitters with a home Rio Grande. J;'ans should tun and single. note that the game is not al Chapman got the win. Lucasville, the site of . with one and two-thirds Wednesday's game. l'hi~ innings in relief. He fanned will be the second straight three and gave up no hits in year Southern has made ii · a great go-to effon. Manuel to the district finals, last bad a great effort · h.imself · year claimilig the champi~ ·with two strikeouts and only onship and advancing to, one walk to his credit. the first round of . .the · · Caleb Blackburn was the regional. Flyer · starter but was Soull•n10,IIvnlon 8t. knocked out of the box in ISJ 124 0 , 762 the third. David Crossan SHS 000 300 403 X 10103 ' came on in relief, but Chad WP- P>allman; LP ~ .Harwy. ' In One Week With .Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE . classified@mydailytrilune.com rus . comers and eventually scored on a passed ball. Another run came borne on Kreig. Klesk.i's !fit ball wh.icb went fGr an/error, the score 3-0. ·St. Joe plated a single run in the fourth, then Southern . went up 7-I on the, coattails of a Wes Riffle three-run shot, his seventh home run of the year. Chapman and j'~~or rode borne o~ ' e's home run. Kleski hit a sacri:fice fly for the fourth run of the inning .and a 7-1 Southern lead. 1 Manuel sat down the filst St. Joe batter In the sixth, then a walk, a couple hits and three SHS errors opened the floodgates as the flyers tied the game, 7-7. That set the stage for a dramatic Southern come back in the bottom of the sixth. "The boys never game up, and we didn't lose C!Mipo- CLAS.SIF "IED For ? , . -.................... ,.-·-·-·-........... _ ... .... For s.:o....-......._ ..................- ............... 515 For SePo .. Tr8de ..............,....,..._ .., ____ _ ------ --- • \ ' tor MeiliJ8 County ~:!s:"~-H3n or I = ~ u-raoe lbachad to hou5e and ftrWhed & heated 3 car unanached EJoooUont condition ready to in. l255.000.00. C.ll ' I 2750 Racine, Oh!o mymidwesthome.com r 3 bel .. 2 · mymtdwest.com . ~4=2~.atr cond ~ tEll 2111114br·2t>O 1.100 oq - - - - - - - - : tt trom $399 mo Midwest Traile)' tor Rent 60w12, 2 .. 7f0-B28·2750 Bedroom, AIC. $2?5 month, ~ $375 Deposrt. Located ir\ · Patnot, Ohio. (740) 379·2 126 ~ I'.· New 3 Bedroom hot'nes 1rom ,.\PAKTMt.:NTS S21>4.36 per month . lnclude& FOM.IlE!\1 , ~ upgrades< deltll'ery & 1.,~------,J se1-up. (740)385·2434 1 and 2 bedroo m aport· ' One Acre Wlf Br.moOile nrento, lums!led arc! unlur· : homt.all electnc.Btoad Run nt&hed, and house& in HUD Homesl 3 bed. only W.Va ..2 m•. from power Pomeroy and ~Jhddleporl. (1.0)1Mil<2'2t7 ~DS ~O:!'~~!ngs 800· ::.;~:=8 =~=~~u•red no �www..mr· The D.aily Sentinel • 119 B7 'yi 6i81.cam NEA Crossword Puzzle 5-- - .BRIDGE AC8CSS "'Del • 1 . - in 'llloio1l 111111!'. lWID lhul:lkupl,. Visit : WMIIil:springMVIilley·propBT.liei.~;DT~ CJ""~I 339-.()362 G'_l_e ...... 1 and 2 Wanting!O Rem 31!> 4 bod- 2'lbofoolliloT-forldop- Haw! r<>u John Bed,room "PfS. • VIUaQB room House in the New tion, Me re; 'atue~. home Oeen!lim~W? 'b.l11 be .,... Manor n Riwi'Bida Apl£. in Haven Araa tor Mltttary railed , Vl.cdnated & health pnsed! Chlct out ow I.Md Middlepon, from S327 to gueraritHd, tt interested inventory at $592. 74().992~5064. Equal l<incf!y eon111C1 me on WWW . C<AflEQ . C()11! ;2 .,artmant lor Hcuoing ClpportJ.ftly ;:;p::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ..m.leonol1!&01 Ogoogle- CorrnictWI ~- 740. went in Mir'rtatoo. no pets. matl.com~Jcanglllt.bd. 446-2..1:2 ,{7~)1192-58511 Moddepon. Beech St. 2 br. ""- ,.. , lumishod oponment. uiiiHie& ........, John ·.o - " 1947 -oom C ....... I · 3 """"' ond paid , depooit ' ....... - . 212 3rd - -~ 1iigtl --l'ftlloJll 7 ·Phillip .2001 GMC Sierro,IEoct.<Cib.. EKoeu.nt OOndttiofl wilh 11fi1"'te ltlrt, ~ wWI Chrome, Alder FuMy 1loldld, Solling'$13;500, W<Jlj lolt longl (740)441 ·7:101 (740)41160'5" r.-.. j · l Low ~ bSAU: d same r References ' I deposit 12 X 16 Walk-In cooler, 1p;.;;;;;..._._,..._"' cx.vEIIEIIl\.'1 LOCAT· required. No Pels. -1271 $5000.'!" 7~992-2420. IIIAACCMM•EI !. :':u ,:me~ or 709.1657 f'll4ol;, rgood 'for Pola.Bams, Townnouse Big Hom sadlle, 16 lncfl eac!1. S79-2836or740-01B1962 Apanments. Very Spacious. 58 ~ wllb Stand. - . acces· IAENT. C.ll (740)441·1111 2 Be" Cf• 1 112 "' fof-ication & intormation. urooms, ~ . sorieo. l.iko , _ $350. 740. Bath, Adun Pool & Baby 379-.21!77 V"JeW Pool, l'alio, Start $425!1.4o. Tara Elm No &Relil ._.,tliieals ..•.2&3.bedroom apanmems " e · •Washer/dryer hookup • •All Mdrfch&Y8Tli~g ~ elderJuJdisabled; call 675- Repa~"red, New & Rebuilt In ' •6679 Stook. Call ·Ron Evans, 1,- •• • ··-~~ • •Owner PIIYI water, sewer, ~~ • · -· .. (3041182-3017 C D&fti'!!AIUC! ~ IN lH£ • Small etf. Kitchen iumished, : all utiiHies inCluded ' CLASSifiEDS __.. !BUll~. · ......., W.llad '"~ • .._..., ' COOing SAAriali'st, ..,....,., Holzer Clinic is accepting resumes from qualified coding professionals for 1he position of Coding Specialist. ·r• Saturday .r' ·.a.··. ~S,-u "'~•~ such asiRHIA, RHII. CPC. •CSS-P, ·OPCJM. or CSS preferred or able 10 •tlain wilhin one year · with one or · more specialty profitc1enq.y :preferred. Working · lmuw.ledge of "18ft Bass Tr:aoker Boat, EXPRESS 740 256 1HIJCHES. S.\11. GOOSE- '61S9 CMAERNMTIC/HCAAERLM ICEHQAUEIPL· 2006 Jeep Wrangler, 44&o270 many extras, $1900. 740- · 1 6 -----~--. ..-~ -speed, sotttop. 16,000 miles 2002 Welcraft uuc:a•, 26 ... ur Stewtns Model 94, 12 gs. TRAILERS SALES & ·sER- $"16,900. 441·9335 or 416- Eagle trailer. Only 12 hOUrs 32", top braBI< down; Also l/ICE. SPECIAL 20FT 0860, 1ea,. messaga. on unit, has been stored for .Ho17..er.Cii.nic provides excellent benefits anii competitive pay for work in' a challengiqg and supportive en~iro.nment . Employees e<Uoy ,oP,POrtunities for career growth and ']l1'ofessional development. 3870 IC WWW . CAFIMIC*"iAEL· !1LEFIS.COM 7~a-..4698 I ~-..;;;;,o;::iii-,.11 ~Fa-rm_a_I_H-Tra_cto_r.-ne-rrow--IQI~ ". ' R _ ·only, 1st shots & wormed emahona! fllrmai230.Wide $650 304-67H946 From.$1650.740.247-4292 ....,ft-.. ...;... ... ....;,....&& iiMii ,.... e ~Wanted .~.~ _ ...... - • "' - . . . . . , . , . :ate ""' . . .:.:::.~.-.r:macu. VB, .aooefiling .ipplir.aii.ons f9r a full time il1censed f>rlKilical1\lut5e .and/or Medical . rAsSl lfor a mew· physici1111 Dffiae. IIP-N's Tnustlhave t}urrent West Virginia license. :Send resumes ito: . PI ....., lie "11 __., I 1'-• • I UIS 'D JI.. .....illriwe lilolm'!Giioi< 90 Jad<soo 'Pike GaJiipoiis, Obio 45631 Qrfax: Pllilll" ••nssso ~. ............ F.ar. 'MOA413S92 .~& • · ·WW>W~ic..com Equal Opportunity Employer. -~~ 'r =96$1,800 .Form J40- 446'6748or44&7529 CunJtS,il< 'MarnK lloMI!l; 111 4f1 mo. pd Dealer. North Vulnerable: East-West - -, ..... -. . .. ~ I ._ ... - '"" ... .......... ... :':. ...... ::; ~ - ~ · • Hoffies • Sqptic "'" . System • Roofing •iBackhoe• Sile ' . Prepllf1IUOD • l)ozcr .·fRANK l • Pole Barns Pomeroy, Ohio HIST<#Y: · f~HGNTAS ANP &IOHW SJII\ITlt' i1411'992-'7953 740-416-lW 7a.5!1l-4641 -Giro... Marcus ·vatenus SbMieyT~W- , -~ Trimming . Jc Removal *Prompt and 1650 Knight-Hawk $200. 1985 .2ilf1 pull betlind 64!>6620 · ,YeiiOW81!ine caorq>er, every1hing .works, good cond. 7 7 2 1900 95 Mercur.~ Marquis, 28 sasoo. 40- ~ _ mpg, 861< mi. loaded, ,_ - - - - - - - tire_ s, maint ·& car fax 88 .Winnebago Motor home, record&. $2900 740.£4S. 2ilf1, loaded, sleeps 4, 18 -649S · mpg higllway, 80,000 mi. 5 99 Buiok LeSabre 4 DR .. newtireo, $6300. 44 1-7307 3800 EN ,auto.all powsr. RV Sarvice 1rt Carmichael cold air.EX. shape $3600 r-.740-4'16-3825 Call 94 ~ owning Police lfT'!lOIITldSI Cars from IIIII"""_...,_ __ S500I. Hondas. Chev!'s. fer. Jeaps, FonS, & inoral r ..~~--~ ri'\AA, Work . r----. *Reasonable Ra!es *Insured £1/01!. ~11'1-IOI'N! *Experienced References Available! Call Gary Stanley @ , 740-591 -8044 .Please leave mess e 7~1113 · :rs ~ .~ :;::: ::'!oo-0:'!: I ·- ,_· a - _._,. .,_ U Clqo·cl'• £lilh -;&,_,., etaM -518116!1 •...... - !IU.._ml 54 Owlflr •0 - : v.n Jon ·11o1er • .Paul Rll!lle out- CE.EBRITY CIPHER by Luis Clnlpos Ceililfty Dj:hr ~ . . llfiMIIi trcm lfiiCIIDIBilV WIO!s pa:llll! 111!11 al.fl'll!l'll Eldltlllr ln ll'le crter Mt'ldstlr trdher Taday1dlloc i~J ~ ~~lS ou1 -r 0811001 - "VIIIW BA XLVW«JJKNAXJZ ZN VBJAZ fWN1 A·BZ.Wit lJ .A·N z ZN V!liAZ !fit J· ·SiitOZ ,' SMZ ZN -~ ----- PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' No great lhmg is created suddenly." • Epiclelus "The way of progress i s - Sllitl 001 &Ey.' • Marie Clfie • - = of .. . llod _.. ... .,., lhoplo wordL EI:ADEP ~ y&~~r llhH:d will bring a number of prateasiooal concerns mora into focus, but in ways that will help you analyze things in a productive manner. "s a result. many o1 your hOpes for advanoemenl and success could become a rea!t- David Lewis ~l 740-992-6971 . . .11 . . . . . . . low "' - · Br _ _ _ 28 Yeus .E'IJ'I!rience W«BRXD« J it A J B Z J II A J . " • V B M R 0 K D B 'A A it fo cash the spade BOO Blfriol< two. 4' Basament oil;, .... l.llhl""* eiill a ,.-+-+---+-+---+- can make. Agoinst 11i1t ~. West the dia· 1Ti(ll'<j q"""". How would you, South • Jllan the play? You have only 11 top tricb: seven spades, one diamond and three dlbs. \bu do not have tho time to play a 11oan. bBcau&e West ¥rill win with his ace .and C8llf1 a diamood. \bu mUBt discard rour holirt 1000!' oo dummy's dub aoe, then ruff your lai1 diamond on the board . ..., So, unt;od< your king-queen of clubs, r)'10-INRIHI(LE. play a spade to dummy's nine (noting 1he 3-lllq)IH), and discard your haar1 Jali< ~IR~ ·~~QIIWJ..'( Oil the club · Then ~ • dia· IR~E~! mood, win tho 1riol< in iOII' hand, ·ruff your last diamond .., tho boero, and claim 12 trili<s: 1he 11 listed lltxM! and diamond 'Tuft. • The curious can ched< why wilt1 this llll'· nlshed. EotBbliahed '1975. Call .24 Hrs. (740) 446· !I :;~ry,~~rs 1 to, Martialis, who died in · or--* Quality cars, trucks, vans · ,. ., ea.I T , starting at. $1500 to $8300.. WATERf ROO£ S4C.i Financing available :-vlth Unconditional llfatlma guar- . waiTanty. COOK antee. Local references .tur- ~ 3211 Jaek8on.Pike. P 42 0$ lid. two~1D 'find 1116 partnor flu opodos cld mo~ spades, ord hearts. !looth's illllll>nilid promises a solid suh. Then Nor1tl bids ho his ,partner ~·~-1 .., ~ lifltirv; a0<HI20...7ti"" V435 1 5 Eoiot u -sty - two-way: All spiM 1tte1 has ether an excel- · , lent - · or a two-sui1er: his su~ " ar\d""""'"r's ...~. fleni,- South blda1WO apode&, Nor1h :11fE.80RN LOSER ~~ I/E£6l£f.E.!)~ ~ Quolhy '. &-·· 22 Dilcard ~":' Hear, 11oan we are lool<ing 111 responder's bidding ..., strong hands. I lil<e 1he strong jump-shift, btr1 tt has been waning in popu~rity. I prefer 10 plaj' 1his bid as PRITCHART, YOU 511CitL CUT A DASHIN' FIGGE!'! ~! ..... Kid's girl ll1is - I DECLARE, ~I.I"Ptumblng 3 Itch 4Fniight Rg~~t <A.D. 103, - · ~ do strong anns tatigue1hai1•1ws .with triYolous-Wmb-?Todig • .._ro is worttlier lllllf· t:ise 1or men." .- :uRNEY ling All pass A strong jump istwo-way ·. VfPATEP • Garages• Utilities Pass Gpening lead: • Q EARNEST diip 2li 4unll- . ID- Eul Pass •••• .... '"~ r• .... 2 Sundance 2 4 z -· .-Fla. 7 1!13!1i..ugoei 25 Anclior 34 D' , \a 28 Honey Elcarol .35U. .... I """ • Padiid ' 31 ·1Joa • -Lalsilld iiWIIIIIIUt S!~ 31 Righi 1Dla. . le ........ bur 32 ila.t 39-'*id 1 1 ........... 12 Ril-oe 33 tiog's 42 SID. 17 1-. ilnd 37 Doell 45 20 ~'· .doni&en _ 4DGII!Ieupon 46 Gi..,up 21 s t -pol 41 - • 9 3 2 Slop & Compare 11111!11- 30T32ba :en •KQ HoutS 7j()O 11.11-IB:Dil PM 7 27=-..job • J . Hondas, 75Q Saber $600, K 76 4AKQJI08 3 ___ -Siding·-.. -·_ 5 t s2 Rllf11C!deli!J8 :Room 1 I 'ltioia. . . . .. li 5 2 • J 10 8 7 9 6 ·= 23-- 75 4 •QJJOB < DOWN 'e 11Uo• . • •t;omp1ete CARPENTER SERV ICE ~ ,....... East A 7f 3 a' t 15St ; d Saatb . $90,000. Setlfng due 1o ~------., heatth reasons. Call 74D- • G M li:-.l o" ., I I Pleiisant Valley lliiOI!Pital is currently ~ ..,.g Applicants may apply to: ·New'fiomes Winct:Iula Model S7~A 20 GOOSENECK FLATBED Buick Grand Sport 50K 4 years. Completely HH· 92 ga., bOfh guns ~ nice • $9999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE 'le Fl . contained, incl . oJrlhoa1,l:ll, $325. Buys. both. "740-§33. TRAILER INVENTOR\' OftT : : ml s, . or~da ear, DVO, mtcrowa...-e, cost (Mir . coding/documentation guidelines required. 11he CoPing Specialist is primarily responsible to assi;1 wilh the develqpment and submission . of coding curriculum for CME and OEU designation for coding· ·and documenunion workshops, semim and· publications. The position is ba.r;ed in Gallipolis, OH. • ,. OLIN( 5 'I !_r~~o.m .~ .,~~~ ~"""" ·- . 11£1es-t 1SQ • . 57 "WillA_, 1.. 1 ft!i-!2:... • A 5 • A I .S ..... :IION1Y Shrubi&Azaleas 6 ji641;9~-~=-- Associates degree preferred. in addition to one . 94 eamam blua w/ tl!Yer year of coding education and auditing · AKC · Yorkie pups, maleo . front, nice shape,$1850. I'"' Hames $:JJOO. 2 ear1y 80's ·~ eKpericnce required. ~Professional designation . ;:.;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;; & J'AAILERS. NECK Sundrol'- (740)446-7300 . 4 in. foliage pol · .....,,..._......,.., 02 & 2003 Ca1181ier $1,500. .2001) 02 'Mercury 2.0 HP Eng. 02 ·Scrap Meals OpenrMonday, IH 0 M € S T E ~ O E A 'Cavalier $2,200. 1998 trailer, 9.8 Ni&san Outboard Tuesde,y, .Wednesday & CA-RGO/CONCESSION Cavalier $2,000 ~ : Motor, 2_ trolling motor5, ThurBday, -- - Vegetable Flats (740)992- jj0730-.r~~---~ ·~-_.1 ~ L.______.. :DrMtway. & ·Wolkwlws. L&l. CARGO .. . -- 'S::._.-:':, ""rn6 S1eel .Pipe ~ogle, Rabar H'OIRSiE / LIVESTOCK VALLEY For Beams, 'Concrete, 1 Channel, Flat "Bar, steel Tflt'ILERS, tOAD "MAX Grating FoJ Drain$, 'EQUIPMENT" TR'*'ILERS . . ·-~t:l501mo~§nfh~304~-6~7r;.~77~83~~~~~~~~~ Fridoy,.&arn-4:~.<Ciooed ~ IIWaiilad lf'J 1 •• . 9' 1 KQ10 9B Ga1eorcomerpots.$1.00ft. 4Wunnw: OpenM-59-5 FUlll Tank 105 gal. ills in bed Cloiicll Sunday of lull slze1rucl< UB8d once 08 Yamaha .Ali, 600cc. 1000 $900. 211unk faeders, UB8d mllos. tramo :&liders. : ""' 1.winter good shape 10' long eliminator. IBm protaclor _ _ _.;:::;;:::::~:::::11 •1so. 2 man earthquake with Fulmer helmet and 1 "' Auger bougt1t 07, 8" Augar Tourmaslsr jaclral. Pd. H•-u $200. A4g. Angus .Sull. $9000. Sail lor $7900. Show ~~~:==~~.~ , ·Guttering calved 12·15 2007. Top 20 Room Cortd. 446-2510 or ~·· Produdlon ... -~Bulin 2007 '"., votor5422 • Sale$1 ,400. 1 Angus/C1larl. - - - - - - -., Seamless Gutters cow with heifer cat(. cow 87 d-tonda Goldwllg . Roofing, Siding, GutterS .. 2008 llf ~ 00 Aapancada. 11Kcond:O" aclual -"&Bon•·• 996 -• 1~...1llSUrtnJ "1 . . uvv ~ · 2 · ~~ mce r1ton. rUI" Jllllf. ' 1 1Vm1 1 ~~' mt-, ~.....~-..-... ~ 740-653-9657 each steer 1nten:om li'DJNU., new 11f8S, ' • ~. $4200 obo. 7400&1!;- .., -· I ..,*'- ___.,. . 11=-.-~~---, "'UIM 1 NEW IUID IUSED S1EEL BY, INTEGRI1Y, KIEFER ·--- --'---.,..- ·· r· BIID-537-9528. • • Homegrown Strawberries, ....,..,.gus, fltlubarb at DeiMI~. ••-··n~ann on ·r (740)367-0547. New styles. Free ., Twin AMM's ifower is acce . pi· ~op ·Qualitu. 606-929-5655 ·~ ing apptiC81ionB 1or waiting 1101 for HucHubli(liled, 1·br JET •n.rtment 1or the AERATION "MOTORS & -AIC •Cenlral - Lea.se Plus t-•• .._ Hot Tub f owir" Spa Outlet. DopoaH Aaquimd, $1000 DV. Hullfl selec1ion. 'P ets, Sacurtty 75bs. Of Alfalfa, good. $2,500, Reg. (F) ShoHie 5 VIS- $100 Orcilord grass and Tomoi!Yi Obo.' 91~ Shettie pups. $30 mil &Bed. $"1~0. Uttltty laaveJneSSB.yc. N-..-lr ..,_.__ , 'Nwal r·.m.sroac ·52 1000. t ' 11 TliiWiy r b";ME . , .. 1 0: t 53 Jtadlo noioe ·5& ss BI.Tnied Sh • • • • 1DUo*ld or lba1tt, fumiohod. no pets. no - .(740)992.()165 C h f t 1 a - _'lighled, months <Old. SSO.OD. ~ 1lan&_,on, 111ew !Alms, &, _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ ,.!~ ·Ron. Dop: 74(l.U1.()245 good condition. ~- 7-40- - · 406 0860 1r1Tas ... - . . ,.2002,....,.,...."'"'.... Midlli<lpon. N 3rd A>lo., 1<br. - .1 0ll0 • 1TT"' For tCD7 Jeep. I!OilS 115GMC 914- 4 .. 2500, ., ' 3br, Aportrnont, f . ..t :Svnll!u..~. Olio ·CKC 'MtrNftll'8 'Ri~, ·KBWI&Iki mute, QaH 949- V-8; • ,'m iE. runt -...-. ~month. Deposit urmsheC apartment, no · - · - -· .23()5for~. S2.500(!.,!992-073b !Plus electric, WBSher, dryef potS , ClepOSit& re!erenoes, GoodiU!Iod'furn.-appil· (740)992-0165 """"" 'Going ·out "' .- ~. No Pets. 304-l>74· ness sale. re...rytting must S225 eadh.7-40-98N788 •iM.m m•buy• 1'. 'X50''111 0023 or 3()4..:61 o-one Model'n 1 BR Apt. C8ll 44& go. 76 Vine St. GalHpolls DH . Full 1tlkJoded male _electric mo_bll;e home,1ea- __ •. ~ 3736 Open9-2.CiosedTIJilS.339· ~ 11ioo houoo_pet sonably priOICI. 004-882· ij0 1in.lllostonfems MOVE' IN SPECIAL $100 2999 or after 2pm 740-367- popar trai;..d. S100. 74 B418 01 004-674-6915. . 1987 Dodge CarlM!n V6, Now $5.00 OFF . 2 br apt 6 miles from 7886 . 446-lOOO . J Auto, NewtireS,goodBI~, While they last. over H-r Hosprt41. $400 plus . . 'I runs good. 63,000 mo. 2000 to choose from. Deposit Some .VIities paid. ~ <Rag Bonier Collie ~"'lL 6 5850.00. 740-992.()255. 41B-5288 or !IIJ8.6130 )IOWiMN&; -old. >finlf snots and '5.000 aq.1t. of. 116 gsge 99 PlymOUftl Voyager, .Rowcring .il'i: f oliage Nice qujet 2BR apt. :S.~..o.=eOd 'blocd. maJal rooHng stUI. bundied 140,000 mUes, V~, runs 'BaSkets, Bedding & :$540 SD"-11111 lT-. 1 I 1 II 2 I 1 FE LAY 1y. GEMINI CLASSIFJEDS I (May 21-June 20 ) - It bel"loolmS you to seek aut situations or actMties that can be dewtoped into ..-------, . additional sources of income. More than one can be found if you are interested fn wodtingvn them. KID'S ......... ....... ·---.......,...... MINI-FAIR HealthCare of Gallipolis ;Feny Satlllrday, May24, 2008 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CarJng Pet Cremations GVC Qpen to the Public! free 1Jifts to kids, balloons, face painting, special .events, etc. . Heigh!, Weight & B.lood Pressure Screenings Available for·Children For mare irffonnalion PLEASA!NJ VAUE'f HOME HEALTH & -HOSPICE . please call, 8utles:fly Aelea1e & celebrlition Due to inclement weather condrtions in Florida,.the 1ransportation of the butterflies llas been ,postponed. We have rescheduled the Release .& Celebration for 1ihinday, ..., 21 .PVH Cpmmunity lilelations, (3041675-4340, Ext. 1326 1 SENIOR DAY I at Noon in ·the f'VH 'Front Circular, Uriveway. The ·public is cordially invrted! _For more information please call, (304) 675-7400 PVH We'Jine.ss . Center . Wednesday, May '28, 2008 Sam~Noon Special events, games & Maaon Coun1y Youth Footbal League 124 Highland Ave. (JNJF Bingo Hall) Saturday May 24th support the kids of Mason '$5 PACKS12 PAOK MIN . prizes Refreshments will :be seiVI!(I Public is iiWitedl For more information ' please caN, (304) 675-7222 1 ----~ a GAMES .EARLY BIRD PAOK GIVEAWAY iCOioE IN BEFORE 5:15 ii.ND pr- APAOK FREEII! CALL (304) 675-311771or details. M. will go to Die YOU!h Football 1 · -:~:.:lof~equipment We need Ill raioo 1.:' in • """" amount of time ploaoo come cl1ec>< ,. out1 LEO (July 23-lwg . 22} - Md1ods or prooedures that ha\len't been n eflec· 1IYe as hoped mlgh1stal110 produce bet· ter results because of a simple modifica· tion you make . h proves bener ways can always be found . . VIRGO (Aug . 2J..Sep1t. 22) - Today's happenings could show indicati~ that your popularity is ascending whfln more than One invitation is extended to you. Don't be surprised tt you r calendar begins to get a brt crowded. UBRA {Sept. 23-0ct. 23 } - Make it a point to do IIOI"n8thing of importance with a proven ally. rather than with just anybody. Everything will go much smoother and be mom anamable tf do. SCOAPtd (Oct. 2•-Nov. 22) - Vou r powers of obMrw.tion are Wlcely to be far Rener than usu.l 'tll thiiJ time . Obsarw othen> closcMy, eepeciallly thGH whoae qualities are enviatMe and WOr1h emulat· USA CliOIC£, Slit.. ,._ -·~7::··=·=~·~·=-=·=·~:1 ---- Senior Discount* when you pay for :a 6 ot 12 moBth subscription on your home delive.r ed subscription! ~ .z~, • ....... ;cati and BOY . WITH ALL THE PIJSH f(JIIIIULS TO SAVE .... THE ENVIRONMENT, WE COME TO fiND THIITTHE Here•:S aU you need to do .... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail it with :a . copy of your_photo m. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec:. 21) - PEF~I\TION tEDED TO P1100UC£ THEM WILL ONLY SPEED UP . GLOBAL WIIIIMING. it how guide you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Vou'll ~your il ildepeiDnoa and mobility more lhan usual a1 tnil time so try not to 6et youTWell get dfawn fnto situatKJns that fltlllrict yoUr tntaaorn. tnl maAa ~u feel _j ............. AQUARIUS C..laln. Oonartions are 2D-Feb. 19) - ~ •tllble ttw.n usual, pi'OYiding more freedom ·to make tt>ose a~WIIll'niK'Ita or changes ~ '1hinfl: are '*-ary. It actuafbr csn help you sort 8aUtpoli• llail!' ctribuut t)abat t)k4Matt·Jleli•ttr The Daily Sentinel ......., ClfllttS-6mtintl out an 81Tdiona.! aituaiO"l. PISCES (Fol>. t=~Bulklingfl wow. t l•111oom :II Jdllllliil --Pi " GOCIP'VE · If IOU 0...: ------------------------------Subscriber's Name _ _ __ _.....:...._ I I ' I I J Address ____________~------~ ' ' ' I - - - -- - - 'I Mall or drop off- coupon •long wllli • copr Oft ,...... .. . . - ID ID 0111o v..~ey PubiWilng P.~. ao..... Gellipolla, OH 45631 -~~---------------------------- ~::' ·• Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks 20-Mot<h 20) - Someone whO hU your best interests lit heart iS 1he one who wMI proyide the emotloN I aupport you are Meklng . 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Get together wlh this person now and haw a frank dilcuaaion: tt coUld be \l8ry ·revaating. 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom, OH 740-9854141 Celi: 740-<116-1834 l.S.. ,_. ~- Frw & l i - Advertise in this space for $64 .p er month THESE SQUARES • UNSCRAMBl E ABOVE lETIERS TO GET ANSWI'R . ' 3 14 $ .I I I I. I I SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 5• 2 I "D 8 Battow ~CaDdy - llbol - Jester~ WANT 10 R£AD· Ov=lard II diDner paty, "A bore is SOil- wllosc life is 111 open book. IIIII you dill't :tally WANT 10 READ it~ ARLO&JANIS �www..mr· The D.aily Sentinel • 119 B7 'yi 6i81.cam NEA Crossword Puzzle 5-- - .BRIDGE AC8CSS "'Del • 1 . - in 'llloio1l 111111!'. lWID lhul:lkupl,. Visit : WMIIil:springMVIilley·propBT.liei.~;DT~ CJ""~I 339-.()362 G'_l_e ...... 1 and 2 Wanting!O Rem 31!> 4 bod- 2'lbofoolliloT-forldop- Haw! r<>u John Bed,room "PfS. • VIUaQB room House in the New tion, Me re; 'atue~. home Oeen!lim~W? 'b.l11 be .,... Manor n Riwi'Bida Apl£. in Haven Araa tor Mltttary railed , Vl.cdnated & health pnsed! Chlct out ow I.Md Middlepon, from S327 to gueraritHd, tt interested inventory at $592. 74().992~5064. Equal l<incf!y eon111C1 me on WWW . C<AflEQ . C()11! ;2 .,artmant lor Hcuoing ClpportJ.ftly ;:;p::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ..m.leonol1!&01 Ogoogle- CorrnictWI ~- 740. went in Mir'rtatoo. no pets. matl.com~Jcanglllt.bd. 446-2..1:2 ,{7~)1192-58511 Moddepon. Beech St. 2 br. ""- ,.. , lumishod oponment. uiiiHie& ........, John ·.o - " 1947 -oom C ....... I · 3 """"' ond paid , depooit ' ....... - . 212 3rd - -~ 1iigtl --l'ftlloJll 7 ·Phillip .2001 GMC Sierro,IEoct.<Cib.. EKoeu.nt OOndttiofl wilh 11fi1"'te ltlrt, ~ wWI Chrome, Alder FuMy 1loldld, Solling'$13;500, W<Jlj lolt longl (740)441 ·7:101 (740)41160'5" r.-.. j · l Low ~ bSAU: d same r References ' I deposit 12 X 16 Walk-In cooler, 1p;.;;;;;..._._,..._"' cx.vEIIEIIl\.'1 LOCAT· required. No Pels. -1271 $5000.'!" 7~992-2420. IIIAACCMM•EI !. :':u ,:me~ or 709.1657 f'll4ol;, rgood 'for Pola.Bams, Townnouse Big Hom sadlle, 16 lncfl eac!1. S79-2836or740-01B1962 Apanments. Very Spacious. 58 ~ wllb Stand. - . acces· IAENT. C.ll (740)441·1111 2 Be" Cf• 1 112 "' fof-ication & intormation. urooms, ~ . sorieo. l.iko , _ $350. 740. Bath, Adun Pool & Baby 379-.21!77 V"JeW Pool, l'alio, Start $425!1.4o. Tara Elm No &Relil ._.,tliieals ..•.2&3.bedroom apanmems " e · •Washer/dryer hookup • •All Mdrfch&Y8Tli~g ~ elderJuJdisabled; call 675- Repa~"red, New & Rebuilt In ' •6679 Stook. Call ·Ron Evans, 1,- •• • ··-~~ • •Owner PIIYI water, sewer, ~~ • · -· .. (3041182-3017 C D&fti'!!AIUC! ~ IN lH£ • Small etf. Kitchen iumished, : all utiiHies inCluded ' CLASSifiEDS __.. !BUll~. · ......., W.llad '"~ • .._..., ' COOing SAAriali'st, ..,....,., Holzer Clinic is accepting resumes from qualified coding professionals for 1he position of Coding Specialist. ·r• Saturday .r' ·.a.··. ~S,-u "'~•~ such asiRHIA, RHII. CPC. •CSS-P, ·OPCJM. or CSS preferred or able 10 •tlain wilhin one year · with one or · more specialty profitc1enq.y :preferred. 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Call Gary Stanley @ , 740-591 -8044 .Please leave mess e 7~1113 · :rs ~ .~ :;::: ::'!oo-0:'!: I ·- ,_· a - _._,. .,_ U Clqo·cl'• £lilh -;&,_,., etaM -518116!1 •...... - !IU.._ml 54 Owlflr •0 - : v.n Jon ·11o1er • .Paul Rll!lle out- CE.EBRITY CIPHER by Luis Clnlpos Ceililfty Dj:hr ~ . . llfiMIIi trcm lfiiCIIDIBilV WIO!s pa:llll! 111!11 al.fl'll!l'll Eldltlllr ln ll'le crter Mt'ldstlr trdher Taday1dlloc i~J ~ ~~lS ou1 -r 0811001 - "VIIIW BA XLVW«JJKNAXJZ ZN VBJAZ fWN1 A·BZ.Wit lJ .A·N z ZN V!liAZ !fit J· ·SiitOZ ,' SMZ ZN -~ ----- PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' No great lhmg is created suddenly." • Epiclelus "The way of progress i s - Sllitl 001 &Ey.' • Marie Clfie • - = of .. . llod _.. ... .,., lhoplo wordL EI:ADEP ~ y&~~r llhH:d will bring a number of prateasiooal concerns mora into focus, but in ways that will help you analyze things in a productive manner. "s a result. many o1 your hOpes for advanoemenl and success could become a rea!t- David Lewis ~l 740-992-6971 . . .11 . . . . . . . low "' - · Br _ _ _ 28 Yeus .E'IJ'I!rience W«BRXD« J it A J B Z J II A J . " • V B M R 0 K D B 'A A it fo cash the spade BOO Blfriol< two. 4' Basament oil;, .... l.llhl""* eiill a ,.-+-+---+-+---+- can make. Agoinst 11i1t ~. West the dia· 1Ti(ll'<j q"""". How would you, South • Jllan the play? You have only 11 top tricb: seven spades, one diamond and three dlbs. \bu do not have tho time to play a 11oan. bBcau&e West ¥rill win with his ace .and C8llf1 a diamood. \bu mUBt discard rour holirt 1000!' oo dummy's dub aoe, then ruff your lai1 diamond on the board . ..., So, unt;od< your king-queen of clubs, r)'10-INRIHI(LE. play a spade to dummy's nine (noting 1he 3-lllq)IH), and discard your haar1 Jali< ~IR~ ·~~QIIWJ..'( Oil the club · Then ~ • dia· IR~E~! mood, win tho 1riol< in iOII' hand, ·ruff your last diamond .., tho boero, and claim 12 trili<s: 1he 11 listed lltxM! and diamond 'Tuft. • The curious can ched< why wilt1 this llll'· nlshed. EotBbliahed '1975. Call .24 Hrs. (740) 446· !I :;~ry,~~rs 1 to, Martialis, who died in · or--* Quality cars, trucks, vans · ,. ., ea.I T , starting at. $1500 to $8300.. WATERf ROO£ S4C.i Financing available :-vlth Unconditional llfatlma guar- . waiTanty. COOK antee. Local references .tur- ~ 3211 Jaek8on.Pike. P 42 0$ lid. two~1D 'find 1116 partnor flu opodos cld mo~ spades, ord hearts. !looth's illllll>nilid promises a solid suh. Then Nor1tl bids ho his ,partner ~·~-1 .., ~ lifltirv; a0<HI20...7ti"" V435 1 5 Eoiot u -sty - two-way: All spiM 1tte1 has ether an excel- · , lent - · or a two-sui1er: his su~ " ar\d""""'"r's ...~. fleni,- South blda1WO apode&, Nor1h :11fE.80RN LOSER ~~ I/E£6l£f.E.!)~ ~ Quolhy '. &-·· 22 Dilcard ~":' Hear, 11oan we are lool<ing 111 responder's bidding ..., strong hands. I lil<e 1he strong jump-shift, btr1 tt has been waning in popu~rity. I prefer 10 plaj' 1his bid as PRITCHART, YOU 511CitL CUT A DASHIN' FIGGE!'! ~! ..... Kid's girl ll1is - I DECLARE, ~I.I"Ptumblng 3 Itch 4Fniight Rg~~t <A.D. 103, - · ~ do strong anns tatigue1hai1•1ws .with triYolous-Wmb-?Todig • .._ro is worttlier lllllf· t:ise 1or men." .- :uRNEY ling All pass A strong jump istwo-way ·. VfPATEP • Garages• Utilities Pass Gpening lead: • Q EARNEST diip 2li 4unll- . ID- Eul Pass •••• .... '"~ r• .... 2 Sundance 2 4 z -· .-Fla. 7 1!13!1i..ugoei 25 Anclior 34 D' , \a 28 Honey Elcarol .35U. .... I """ • Padiid ' 31 ·1Joa • -Lalsilld iiWIIIIIIUt S!~ 31 Righi 1Dla. . le ........ bur 32 ila.t 39-'*id 1 1 ........... 12 Ril-oe 33 tiog's 42 SID. 17 1-. ilnd 37 Doell 45 20 ~'· .doni&en _ 4DGII!Ieupon 46 Gi..,up 21 s t -pol 41 - • 9 3 2 Slop & Compare 11111!11- 30T32ba :en •KQ HoutS 7j()O 11.11-IB:Dil PM 7 27=-..job • J . Hondas, 75Q Saber $600, K 76 4AKQJI08 3 ___ -Siding·-.. -·_ 5 t s2 Rllf11C!deli!J8 :Room 1 I 'ltioia. . . . .. li 5 2 • J 10 8 7 9 6 ·= 23-- 75 4 •QJJOB < DOWN 'e 11Uo• . • •t;omp1ete CARPENTER SERV ICE ~ ,....... East A 7f 3 a' t 15St ; d Saatb . $90,000. Setlfng due 1o ~------., heatth reasons. Call 74D- • G M li:-.l o" ., I I Pleiisant Valley lliiOI!Pital is currently ~ ..,.g Applicants may apply to: ·New'fiomes Winct:Iula Model S7~A 20 GOOSENECK FLATBED Buick Grand Sport 50K 4 years. Completely HH· 92 ga., bOfh guns ~ nice • $9999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE 'le Fl . contained, incl . oJrlhoa1,l:ll, $325. Buys. both. "740-§33. TRAILER INVENTOR\' OftT : : ml s, . or~da ear, DVO, mtcrowa...-e, cost (Mir . coding/documentation guidelines required. 11he CoPing Specialist is primarily responsible to assi;1 wilh the develqpment and submission . of coding curriculum for CME and OEU designation for coding· ·and documenunion workshops, semim and· publications. The position is ba.r;ed in Gallipolis, OH. • ,. OLIN( 5 'I !_r~~o.m .~ .,~~~ ~"""" ·- . 11£1es-t 1SQ • . 57 "WillA_, 1.. 1 ft!i-!2:... • A 5 • A I .S ..... :IION1Y Shrubi&Azaleas 6 ji641;9~-~=-- Associates degree preferred. in addition to one . 94 eamam blua w/ tl!Yer year of coding education and auditing · AKC · Yorkie pups, maleo . front, nice shape,$1850. I'"' Hames $:JJOO. 2 ear1y 80's ·~ eKpericnce required. ~Professional designation . ;:.;;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;; & J'AAILERS. NECK Sundrol'- (740)446-7300 . 4 in. foliage pol · .....,,..._......,.., 02 & 2003 Ca1181ier $1,500. .2001) 02 'Mercury 2.0 HP Eng. 02 ·Scrap Meals OpenrMonday, IH 0 M € S T E ~ O E A 'Cavalier $2,200. 1998 trailer, 9.8 Ni&san Outboard Tuesde,y, .Wednesday & CA-RGO/CONCESSION Cavalier $2,000 ~ : Motor, 2_ trolling motor5, ThurBday, -- - Vegetable Flats (740)992- jj0730-.r~~---~ ·~-_.1 ~ L.______.. :DrMtway. & ·Wolkwlws. L&l. CARGO .. . -- 'S::._.-:':, ""rn6 S1eel .Pipe ~ogle, Rabar H'OIRSiE / LIVESTOCK VALLEY For Beams, 'Concrete, 1 Channel, Flat "Bar, steel Tflt'ILERS, tOAD "MAX Grating FoJ Drain$, 'EQUIPMENT" TR'*'ILERS . . ·-~t:l501mo~§nfh~304~-6~7r;.~77~83~~~~~~~~~ Fridoy,.&arn-4:~.<Ciooed ~ IIWaiilad lf'J 1 •• . 9' 1 KQ10 9B Ga1eorcomerpots.$1.00ft. 4Wunnw: OpenM-59-5 FUlll Tank 105 gal. ills in bed Cloiicll Sunday of lull slze1rucl< UB8d once 08 Yamaha .Ali, 600cc. 1000 $900. 211unk faeders, UB8d mllos. tramo :&liders. : ""' 1.winter good shape 10' long eliminator. IBm protaclor _ _ _.;:::;;:::::~:::::11 •1so. 2 man earthquake with Fulmer helmet and 1 "' Auger bougt1t 07, 8" Augar Tourmaslsr jaclral. Pd. H•-u $200. A4g. Angus .Sull. $9000. Sail lor $7900. Show ~~~:==~~.~ , ·Guttering calved 12·15 2007. Top 20 Room Cortd. 446-2510 or ~·· Produdlon ... -~Bulin 2007 '"., votor5422 • Sale$1 ,400. 1 Angus/C1larl. - - - - - - -., Seamless Gutters cow with heifer cat(. cow 87 d-tonda Goldwllg . Roofing, Siding, GutterS .. 2008 llf ~ 00 Aapancada. 11Kcond:O" aclual -"&Bon•·• 996 -• 1~...1llSUrtnJ "1 . . uvv ~ · 2 · ~~ mce r1ton. rUI" Jllllf. ' 1 1Vm1 1 ~~' mt-, ~.....~-..-... ~ 740-653-9657 each steer 1nten:om li'DJNU., new 11f8S, ' • ~. $4200 obo. 7400&1!;- .., -· I ..,*'- ___.,. . 11=-.-~~---, "'UIM 1 NEW IUID IUSED S1EEL BY, INTEGRI1Y, KIEFER ·--- --'---.,..- ·· r· BIID-537-9528. • • Homegrown Strawberries, ....,..,.gus, fltlubarb at DeiMI~. ••-··n~ann on ·r (740)367-0547. New styles. Free ., Twin AMM's ifower is acce . pi· ~op ·Qualitu. 606-929-5655 ·~ ing apptiC81ionB 1or waiting 1101 for HucHubli(liled, 1·br JET •n.rtment 1or the AERATION "MOTORS & -AIC •Cenlral - Lea.se Plus t-•• .._ Hot Tub f owir" Spa Outlet. DopoaH Aaquimd, $1000 DV. Hullfl selec1ion. 'P ets, Sacurtty 75bs. Of Alfalfa, good. $2,500, Reg. (F) ShoHie 5 VIS- $100 Orcilord grass and Tomoi!Yi Obo.' 91~ Shettie pups. $30 mil &Bed. $"1~0. Uttltty laaveJneSSB.yc. N-..-lr ..,_.__ , 'Nwal r·.m.sroac ·52 1000. t ' 11 TliiWiy r b";ME . , .. 1 0: t 53 Jtadlo noioe ·5& ss BI.Tnied Sh • • • • 1DUo*ld or lba1tt, fumiohod. no pets. no - .(740)992.()165 C h f t 1 a - _'lighled, months <Old. SSO.OD. ~ 1lan&_,on, 111ew !Alms, &, _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ ,.!~ ·Ron. Dop: 74(l.U1.()245 good condition. ~- 7-40- - · 406 0860 1r1Tas ... - . . ,.2002,....,.,...."'"'.... Midlli<lpon. N 3rd A>lo., 1<br. - .1 0ll0 • 1TT"' For tCD7 Jeep. I!OilS 115GMC 914- 4 .. 2500, ., ' 3br, Aportrnont, f . ..t :Svnll!u..~. Olio ·CKC 'MtrNftll'8 'Ri~, ·KBWI&Iki mute, QaH 949- V-8; • ,'m iE. runt -...-. ~month. Deposit urmsheC apartment, no · - · - -· .23()5for~. S2.500(!.,!992-073b !Plus electric, WBSher, dryef potS , ClepOSit& re!erenoes, GoodiU!Iod'furn.-appil· (740)992-0165 """"" 'Going ·out "' .- ~. No Pets. 304-l>74· ness sale. re...rytting must S225 eadh.7-40-98N788 •iM.m m•buy• 1'. 'X50''111 0023 or 3()4..:61 o-one Model'n 1 BR Apt. C8ll 44& go. 76 Vine St. GalHpolls DH . Full 1tlkJoded male _electric mo_bll;e home,1ea- __ •. ~ 3736 Open9-2.CiosedTIJilS.339· ~ 11ioo houoo_pet sonably priOICI. 004-882· ij0 1in.lllostonfems MOVE' IN SPECIAL $100 2999 or after 2pm 740-367- popar trai;..d. S100. 74 B418 01 004-674-6915. . 1987 Dodge CarlM!n V6, Now $5.00 OFF . 2 br apt 6 miles from 7886 . 446-lOOO . J Auto, NewtireS,goodBI~, While they last. over H-r Hosprt41. $400 plus . . 'I runs good. 63,000 mo. 2000 to choose from. Deposit Some .VIities paid. ~ <Rag Bonier Collie ~"'lL 6 5850.00. 740-992.()255. 41B-5288 or !IIJ8.6130 )IOWiMN&; -old. >finlf snots and '5.000 aq.1t. of. 116 gsge 99 PlymOUftl Voyager, .Rowcring .il'i: f oliage Nice qujet 2BR apt. :S.~..o.=eOd 'blocd. maJal rooHng stUI. bundied 140,000 mUes, V~, runs 'BaSkets, Bedding & :$540 SD"-11111 lT-. 1 I 1 II 2 I 1 FE LAY 1y. GEMINI CLASSIFJEDS I (May 21-June 20 ) - It bel"loolmS you to seek aut situations or actMties that can be dewtoped into ..-------, . additional sources of income. More than one can be found if you are interested fn wodtingvn them. KID'S ......... ....... ·---.......,...... MINI-FAIR HealthCare of Gallipolis ;Feny Satlllrday, May24, 2008 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CarJng Pet Cremations GVC Qpen to the Public! free 1Jifts to kids, balloons, face painting, special .events, etc. . Heigh!, Weight & B.lood Pressure Screenings Available for·Children For mare irffonnalion PLEASA!NJ VAUE'f HOME HEALTH & -HOSPICE . please call, 8utles:fly Aelea1e & celebrlition Due to inclement weather condrtions in Florida,.the 1ransportation of the butterflies llas been ,postponed. We have rescheduled the Release .& Celebration for 1ihinday, ..., 21 .PVH Cpmmunity lilelations, (3041675-4340, Ext. 1326 1 SENIOR DAY I at Noon in ·the f'VH 'Front Circular, Uriveway. The ·public is cordially invrted! _For more information please call, (304) 675-7400 PVH We'Jine.ss . Center . Wednesday, May '28, 2008 Sam~Noon Special events, games & Maaon Coun1y Youth Footbal League 124 Highland Ave. (JNJF Bingo Hall) Saturday May 24th support the kids of Mason '$5 PACKS12 PAOK MIN . prizes Refreshments will :be seiVI!(I Public is iiWitedl For more information ' please caN, (304) 675-7222 1 ----~ a GAMES .EARLY BIRD PAOK GIVEAWAY iCOioE IN BEFORE 5:15 ii.ND pr- APAOK FREEII! 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Get together wlh this person now and haw a frank dilcuaaion: tt coUld be \l8ry ·revaating. 47239 Riebel Road, Long Bottom, OH 740-9854141 Celi: 740-<116-1834 l.S.. ,_. ~- Frw & l i - Advertise in this space for $64 .p er month THESE SQUARES • UNSCRAMBl E ABOVE lETIERS TO GET ANSWI'R . ' 3 14 $ .I I I I. I I SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 5• 2 I "D 8 Battow ~CaDdy - llbol - Jester~ WANT 10 R£AD· Ov=lard II diDner paty, "A bore is SOil- wllosc life is 111 open book. IIIII you dill't :tally WANT 10 READ it~ ARLO&JANIS �.. . • ••' ' Thursday, May 22, 2008 PageB&-lbeDmy Scotmel I S ' S • Healthcare edition inside today's Sentinel ·sale Prices •••• ftlllft 1111 I, 1111 London Pool opening,~ • Stoat IN7t1Sl StDci IN13:U Middleport • Pomen.y, Ohio _) otl'\l '-1•\ oJ..-,- ............... ......... ... ··,-=·· .. . Ant Milt •A~~r••rrrr -· $15,91t -S.Idt"tiNm•at- t 5 $15.511 . . ........ .......... Gill h Stoat IN1lll2 lite .sz 777 ........".. 5 : '1•;• lrfd ..... S••'11Ditca 2 n k IIISRP ~­ S..ttlt"t ~t- Ulll "L,J7! Gill 1 . li~We Slit -U GM . _ . . IR . . I14. . 11111W . ............ . Rllll9alll ' ,. Slid: IN8011 POMEROY - The O.aily Sentinel will be published on Monday, Memorial Day, but its business and advertising · offices will be closed. Regular business hours resume Tuesday, May 27 at 8 a.m. Srt BRIAN 1rltll•lll.llllt•U. . •N••IIII IIISU Saldl's Dl N•411711711• . . . •' P 7 E 1 ... $ZI,SJ5 .S •idt'• Dlaetnt -11 W $J5,07 t-14 18 .... --DI•Uirfd IIISRP St,..ttS ~~6 Slaidl't DiiCftllt- M75 2 CHESTER - The .C hester Courthouse lived up to its mime once again Thursday, hosting living, breathing legal debate in the tiny <Community which once served as the county's seal. The Fourth 'District Court of Appeals heard oral arguments from attorneys at the restored courthouse Thursday morning. It is the first time since June 30, 1841 that an official court proceeding has been held GMh -15 IP llw ............. 1111n ,.. IIIIIW Gllh IR -$1 5'5 2 1ft- -lfns tiwe ID,ftl · ............. . .... .,.. • Eagles rally past ' Whileoak. See . . . 81 tlJ.set GMII•-•rn••e S.,?N $Jt,A51 . GM '-d"e ..,llllrdtiiLM 8¥' BRIAN ,J, REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - The identities of two women found · dead .at a Racine horne Wednesday will not be made public until f~ rnlllllbers are notified, Sheriff 'Robert 'B eegle said ThUJ'sday afternoon. Beegle said he is waiting for the preliminary results · of autopsy investigations to detenmne when the women !lied. Beegle said they were mother and daughter, and that their next of kin, who live outside the community, had not been contacted about their deaths. Beegle said Wednesday the sheriff's department was treating the case as ·a homicide/suicide, but said yesterday details, such as motive and time frame, are unclear. Beegle said the daughter 's boyfriend had died n;,cently, and that his relative had last seen the women alive on Monday. Another of his rei· atives found them dead Wednesday afternoon, after noticing there were no lights on in the house on Tuesday night UI,.J75 S••••••••-••m ti!;JII 44 'IS Gll'-dwe IRIIWI14411 ....._8FF t . . ***.(Supai' _PI'e- Owned Specials*** All pl'a-owne d lnva nhny Specially .PI'Iced lo l' this M amo l'l'a l Day Sale event. Pl'ices Good T h l'oug h June 2. 20.0 8 OunuARIES PageA3 • Frank Molden, 69 INSIDE ..... ........... .,,, ..... ... ........... .,........... ................ • .............,....,... l?llltW,Mr..s; t w• · ...... ,_. $8W ? .a. .............. I Qll •lU\IOY • See . . . Afi • A Hunger for MQJe. Sae r. A'll April jobless tares decline! ....... "f' CI'IIM, &ll . . a.tll! 1 ........lfiLJ.11W,..... • Alea Memorial Day d>servances. . See . . .U • How long smce you , . , , 7 11111111111. 'g ••• <rltflttrlr ,· •.. - . , .. ..- . ) CJ 2 there, according to County Court Judge Steven L. Story. The courthouse is the oldest still standing in Ohio, atop a hill, overlooking the Commons area. The court· was invited to hold proceedings there ·by the Meigs County Birr Association. The appeals court is .made up of four judges: Presiding Judge Peter B. Abele of Athens, Administrative Judge William H. Harsha of Brl8n J. Reed/photo Chillicothe, Judge Roger L. Appeals Cou.rt Judges Roger Kline of Circleville, Matthew McFarland of Portsmouth, and Kline of Circleville, and William Harsha of Chillicothe, and Presiding Judge Peter Abele of Athens, center right, Judge Matthew W. heard oral arguments at the Chester Courthouse yesterday. It was the first time since the . Pll11e see au I ,AJ mid- 1BOO's that an official court proceeding has been held in this fonner county seat Unnamed . murder/suicide victims wt;re mother~ daughter . -- • .., lutfr lriiMI/Ifll • lllr lul ltu "411 . ...~~ \\\\\,!ll\d;trh'-ttl\llrel.t P II I Sheriff: --Tal ' J. REED BREEOOMYOAILYSENTINELCOM SPORTS • '\1\\ _! ; ..!00~ Court holds first .' Sentinel • topnnt proceeding in Chester Monday since mid-1800's . .,..,.......... ... J){)l}\' ,U . .:..!lh _, Chllrtene lfoeltichlphoto Among the students receiving scholarships at Thursday's awards day at Meigs High School were left to right, front, Alexa Venoy, Brittany Hill, Cassie Patterson, Tyler little, Kaylee Kennedy, and Nicole Hill; second row, Casey Richardson, Rebecca Hanstine, ·Brandon Dodson, Steven Stewart, Kirk Legar, Jessica Sheets; and third row, Melissa Grueser, Talisha Beha; Am'! Barr, Brittany Preast, Emily Davis, Bradley Jones, and .Angeta 'Stewart. · Meigs high achievers receive reco~tion Seniors awarded scholarships $120,000 was in University of Rio Grande/Community College ' scholarships in POMEROY - Thursday varying amounts t~ Michael at Meigs High School was a . Ball, Stephanie Bapst, day of . recognition for Brittany Chapell, Elizabeth scholastic excellence and Doczi, .Kathryn Evans, the awarding of thousands Kelsey Fife , Samantha of dollars in scholarships. Hively, Brittany Jeffers, Scholarship funds of Lindsay McKinney. nearly $275,000 we\e Breanna Mitchell, Jesse announced during the senior Mowery, Tiffany Mytko, awards assembly. Of the Eric Pierce, Carrie Phelps, total approximately Chelsie Riggs, Joseh Rosier, BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICH 0 MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Kayla Rowley, Brandon Shupe, Tiffany Simpson, Molly Smith, Merissa Snyder, and Evan Yeauger. Students recognized and presented scholarships were as follows : Amy Barr, valedictorian, $2,500 each year for four years, Ohio. Academic Scholmhip Maude Sellards Scholmhip, $600; Milestone Benefits, $500; Ohio University Credit · Union Hany Crewson Scholmhip, $1 ,000; OU Adolph Armbruster Scholarship, $450; OU Bobcat Award, $2,100; OU Edwin and·Ruth Kennedy Sesquicentennial Scholarship, $300; OU Florence H. Johnston Scholarship, $1 ,000; ou Gateway . Grant, $750; OU Gateway Scholarship, $750; Bachtel Scholarship, $2,500; Bedford Township Scholarship, $350; MLTA Scholarship $300. Talisha Beha, valedictorian, Bachtel , Scholarship. $2,500; Bethany Coll ege PI me - Meip. AS . . . . .. . . . . . . . KKEU.YOMYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM . And there it is ••• GALLIPOLIS - A slug· gisb economy failed to stem a reduction in unemployment rates in southern Ohio • during April, the state Department of Jobs and Family Services found. BY BETH SERGENT .. Joblessness was down in BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM ' . Gallia and Meigs, as well as other area communities from . . POMEROY -Motorists in Meigs County March, according to county; a .SolcnONS- 16 PAGES experienced sticker-shock (again ) when driby-county data released this Annie's Mailbox A2 ving past gasoline pumps yesterday as reguweek by the state. ~endars A2 ' Gallia County saw a 1 lar unleaded surpassed $4 pe·r gallon, and percent drop over March then some. Classifieds Bs-6 wben In Pomeroy, the price of regular unleaded it posted 5.4 percent ' unemployment in April. The jumped nearly 20 cents to $4. 19 and $4.17. Comics B7 rare was 6.4 per'cent a Yesterday afternoon one of the cheapest places to purchase·regldar unleaded was al the Editorials A4 rno(\th eailier. Meigs County fell I. 7 Hot Spot on US 33 near Portland and Faith 5 Values As-7 percent, from 10.2 percent Ravenswood, W.Va. at $3.95 a gallon. .Movies 'A3 in March to ' 8.5 percent in Stations in Middleport, ·Syracuse, Tuppers April. lt also dropped Meigs Plains and Racine were all reporting regular NASCAR B3 out of the double-digit unleaded over $4 per gallon. Stations in Point Pleasant, W.Va. went Obituaries A3 range for the first time since from $3 .99 to $4.19 in a matter of hours. November. Spom 8 Section Stations in Gallipolis were reporting regular The jobless rare in Athens Weather A8 County fell eight-tenths of a unleaded f or $3 .99 a gallo n while statio ns in percent, from 6 percent in Athens were repo rting $4.09 a gallon yesterl!'l _ _ v...,r '"'U,.Oo. March to 5.2 the following day afternoon . The price for a barrel of oil reached a record month . Jackson County fell ' SeoveniiPh<>to . 1.1 percent with 7.3 percent high Thursday. going for $135.09 before Unleaded regular not only reached $4 a gallon yesterday in Meigs dropping to around $ 130 . The p ri ce of , in April after posting 8.4 County but. in Pomeroy leaped to $4.19 after oil prices pea ked at a record high yn ThLJrsday only to drop later in the day . PI a . . t ' AS .. =•-Ga.AS Gasoline surpasses $4 in Meigs County INDEX ~ · - -1 __ '. ~ BUICK PONTIAC, . Thank You Ohio & West Virginia For Supporting Us Since 1954! . .. 1NO Eas,.m Ave. • Gallfpolls, OH tWI,. . • • � 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. 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