https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8547ba29897cf6761e4a99878fb35ab8.pdf c6fa94ffe4daa18d5db6a35a76aa49f8 PDF Text Text • • ' ..COMM PageD6 • 2008 es.: • .' ' 8r All !Ell • $WE I, DTR . : - GM.W.•c::cxMY HEALTH ll6PNmiENT llllllliNTS AliiD CHILDRET< . - : Sodium is a mineral found jiahp!Jy in roods and is the fllajor part of table salt (sorfinm ddoride). Sodium Ills many roles in die body 4Dd is 1be principal cat ion of die ~ celllllar fiuid ~the primacy regulatOI" of its wolume. Sodium also flelps maintain acid.base t.ahuvr and is essential to · ticrve •-~·•se ...._. JraDsmission · aod muscle oonll'aCtions. : SndUIID is absOOied by 1be !,....;nat u:aot and lravels tree1y in ilhe blood ootiil it !t•'• s ilhe kidneys, wbidl qllm; au lbe sodiwn out of \!le •bloocl; -~ with great • Jbey reb.Jm to the me RJ!folu«s: American Please oat/ Ga!lia diet include lbe follo~ lives also oootain sodium. Oloose liesh, frozen or 1be followiD,g may be County WIC Office .at 441- HeartAssocidtion;Natiorlal Adequate . Intakes (Afj fur ca!!W fuods wilbout added belpful when loolting at 2977 fur further information Kidney Folll!dation; sodium, Jbe average beal.thy AmcricaD sboold ()OilSUJlle s.alts.Select unsa!Jed nuts labels. · or to sdheduJe .an appoint- Undemanding Normal and • Sodiwn free - only a die following amounts daily: and liCClds, dry beails. pe&s £11enmg 41qJpcnnrments Oinioal Nutfitjon (Rolfes, · • IW mg./day (Bird! -6 and lemils.llmit lbe amoum very small amount per serv- · Pinna. ~ 7/lh edilionl months)_ - availabk fiP0'1 mquest of salty slUICks .and dlips io,g. th Ida (6 oonSillDCd daily. · • Very low-sodium 370 I ~earo~: y mon s ~. Select unsalled fat-free 35mg. or less. bouillons ud • Low sodium - 14(i)mg. • 1000 mgJ/day (I year•J brolb.s, years old) ' soups.When dining out ask or less. • R MJ!ced - foods tin • 1200 mg..!day (4 .g years fur tbe dish prepared witbold). · out added salt .and specifY Whiob level amount .of sodi• 1SOO mg./day (9-50 bow you would lilre tt ~ ·urn is reduced by 25 peryears old). · pared. . cent. • 1300 mg.lday .(51-70 Use spices and herbs to • Light or Lite smdiumenhancr lbe t!lavor of foods Foods reduced by at 'least 50 years o td•,. pe:roent. · • 1200 mg./day (70 years instead of sail Avoid recipes that contain General n.Jle of d!umb, .i f and old«}. • 1500 mg./day (Pregnant • lilt of baking powder and sodiwn ( salt~ js listed as one b~g soda.Replaoe of ,fue first five ingredients, and lactating women). Your body actually needs prooessed and prepa=l dian it is probably too high only about 0.5 grams of salt umes with made from to use. Also remembel:, 1tbat by learning how to «ad or BQdjum (Na) each day. ~tcb varieties. . Use fresh meats and DOOl- labels and blow die 'SOdium uy instead of lunCheon 1000teot of fuods iit will help GAILIPOUS - In more · Virginia. They have beeD meats. each· American to live .a than 50 years of oper.atioo, good to :us," David said. ' day. A person who oonAv.oid salt in boiful,g healthier llife and ~ Gallia Auto Sales has prided David can attribme hiS: swnes .a lot of fast food or pFepared processed foods water for pasta, cereal and we togelber .e & ,reiJoh the itsel.f on ~ numerous · interest in cars to his .father, . goal of IQOOsuming less than repeat customers and c!lmw- who always enjoyed wong IDliY even consume m<;>re vegetables. Avoid salt substitutes and 2400mg. of sodium per day. ing in <C8f buyers from the •on can; and w:bose first vehidaily. Americans oonsume WHO CAN APPLY ffiR surrounding area. de was a l'931 Model A. Don 75 .....T'IY'.Dt of sodium specialty low-sodium foods through processed foods, made with salt substirutes WIC'? - Women who lUie ' · l.ooatlld .at 2747 Jackson has lleenmted forbisreslool-' . canned soups md foods, which .are usually lllgh in ~gnant, ibreastfl'll'l"ill£, or Pike,GalliaAutolbasexparu:l- lion wmkon Model A's. condiments, cured foods, )!Kltassillm and can bave JUst!had:aibaby; infantsupto ed over lhe years from 1ts · Wil;h Gallia Auto foc 30 l.unch meats and prepared adverse affects when l:alcing l year 0ld and <Cbildreo to beginnings :as .a small kJt with years is John McGuire, w.llo some prescriplioo medica- :age 5. fuur or five pre.owned can; to is the service manager miKes. HOW ro APPLY fUR awicilevarilllyof1owmi1e•~. The business lost .a mAooootillg to (Heald!y tions. , People 20l0jlbei£ goal is to . SOme dnlgs .<:ODtain bigb. . WIC? - Applicants must ifactmy wammty cars and worirer .and ft'iClnd in 2006: increase l!be number persons IIIDIIUlltS of sodium. A pmiOO meet income eligibility ib1Uek:s for customers - to Ernie Sheesley, who bad sold ages 2 years .and older wbo should c.arefuDy read the ~ l1or example: a choose from. · cars for 10 years wi1b Galli» labels ·of ovc:r4he..ommter lamily size of 2, monthly Gallia Auto was started by Aoto passed .away. Sheesley' OOIISIIIIJe 2400mg. or less of sodium a day. Most drugs before taking with inoome canoot ex<Jeed Don Mink and is now oper- hild come to Gallia County Jated lby Ills son David, who _, ___. Americans eat mcire ithao odler medications. l..ook at $2,iU; family size of 4 said the success <>f the busi- ~:a ~iPV~w= 2400mi. of sodium a day. 1bc ingredient ~and llboot $3, 184; family size 5 the warning if Jbe product ' $ 3, 721; family size 6 · oeSli can be auributed to came to Gallia Auto, wlleJ.1i This equals out to a little contains · s odium. Ask dJe . ' $ 4.251. ilhose buyers vlho bought over a teaspooDful. dootOr or pba!J!ilacilil if die Please mte; A pte<gnant <me vdricle · tmm lhe busi- he "lit right 'in," David said. · • 114 .tsp. = 515 mg. !ICldi-. . p resaip6on lllCldicine can be woman counts :as more than oess and . a re so satisfied ilhey "Ernie was pant .o f the urn. • 112 tsp. = 1150 mg. sodi- tat.ea wdh over 1he oounta' Qlle family menibcr. A :per- come back for their next. family, .a great worker, and ·~cat:ions.Sodium oonteot .· son 'Who <C~~JD:Dt!ly reoc~ves Vehicles are chocked out in he's missed by all .of us and urn. must be on the label of Medicaid, CaFeSouroe, the service garage. which our customers, n be said. • 314 tsp. =1725 mg. socii:antacids that have )JI1ll. or Unison er Molina health Don Mink .opened in 1900. . Gallia Auto Sales is .open urn. '"We have a ~ot of fai'thful from 9 acm. until 5;30 p.m. . • I tsp. 2300 mg. sodi- D'kR per dosage unit (tablet, · oo:verage; food statops, or teaspoon. etc.). Some ~ Ohio Worb First {OWF) customers in Gallia County Monday t hrough Friday, urn. pames are oow producmg . a utnmaticaUy meets 1ihe .and from Meigs, :Jackson and '9 a .m. lo <2:3G p.m. on • 1 tsp. baking powder = · over-~ter (Cnq low income eligibility criteria and V'mton counties and Saturday. The phone num~ 1000 :Jl:1g. sodium. Mason County in West beris{746)446JG724. Ways to reduce fiOdium in wcfi!BIIprociOOts. Some taxa,. .forWIC. . Acaclrmies of Scieocc: 2004 sodinm inlllkes. .Sodium reoommendalions are set low eoough to protect against bigb iJJlood pressure, but bi,gh enough 111 allow .adequate intalres of od!cr nlllril'lllts. _ Acoonling to die Naticmal ...•.,·• ,.... .,"'... • •' ~~· Helping out, As • ' ' . • .. • ·; •' ment: Repeat business boosts_ pre-owned car service ~•lbeexaa~ml ~U::~e ~~ ~ j.,.li.m eta is ......Jrv! fc. the liody. Whrn blood sodium lilies, as ..men .a pe~soo eats sialtcd foods, the person ""'•••es dJirsty. lhus signal• die penon to dl!inl<:: more ftuids umil die sodium and W*l' latio in 1be body .are ~. Tbeo 1be kidneys ~ buAb die eml&s socii11111 and water togclber. . Wbcn lhe kidDeys are not ~- ~ exn. ~tvljnm :and lluid build up m 1be body. This can cause swollen ankles, podfin,ess, bigb blood pessureS, !hwtnessdbmattl aodlar ftuid around lbe bwt and lungs.Foocls usually povide moo: sodiwn 1ban die ~ Deeds. The best way to alll!iid ei.CCSS sodium in lbe k is to follow li!OOiliiBCllded ~ sizes far daily I ,..:· ••• . i JliddL port • Pomeroy, Ohio ' -, y 1 t ' 1 ' • \ •I -,- \ I • ~ • "•av•..r vcuilie. ,See. . Bl ',-.,I'\) - \1\\ :.!h, \IH\\.IIl~tl . llh..,tlllllld ..!IHIS BY iiE1'It SERGIEIIT lhud to .answer quesliions as wbile I g were for it. . ·will :utpreif ariye of both Despite of, or because .e f ·d ie Meigs OJuDiy Auditor . half of the people never RACINE -Officials in .and lireasuim~s Offices to · returoin~ their letters, couoRacine Village halle set 11 :a$Sist' mquestions ooncem- cil dec1ded to have the date for .a public, iofurma- ·~nLU:!*'· informational meeting to · • muM~ &ell! out a finally move forw;o:d .orforti.onal meeting oooceming its DfOilOS8} for .aonexin$ :an qnertjMnai~e, .mch is illOl to get the proposal. additiOnal. U54 acres iiiiW be ·0011fusrd w.ith.any official At its most recent m ring. , die villQe which ICIIJI'eDdy ~ill :~ piblic suwort council was I,Jl!Cstiooed by rests <OD 265 ~s. . of die iiciea. fte village sent Sutton Township ·residcds 1be meeting will ttake 11'9 questionnaires to those Mr. and Mrs. Tlnno Baker ·place Jlt il n.m., l1111e t1 .at residents living widrin the who asked why ~s were :the Racfiie Municipal pmposed armr:1111iion area going through ~~meet­ Buildi'l! In a""itiiJD t0oliii- and mceivcd 62 responses. mg if the questJomuiJrCls were 'cials from Racine, llhe w- Of those Q O'J&l"""lse~, 44 OVerWhelmingly neP.ive. lltge's MJiri1mr will IDe oo ~pi01;t :1111oexation Mayor 1. Scott Hill~ out ooly 'half ()( 1bc people ~spnnded . aod though &e 'IISERGiiNTOMYOAILYSENTN3..0CM I I ~ I : smd after ·the mreting "this will probably be a dead issue" thai the .cOuncil bad promised a public meeting 1o at least give the pablic an opportunity to voice conccms, support and to have questions answered. "We're having the ml'll'lting because we said we were going to," Clerk TneasUFer Dave Spencer told the Bakers. Council and Hill have said the outcome of ilhe information IIlClClling 011 June 17 will r ~ I ~II~ Marred·by nwtorcycle accident · fNsmE •• • BrQw= E ~MER:OY = Has " ' - lt ltOCilk 23 = 00011 in llhe u..i<>s Couaty ....'l:Mumial Run. Bib:nAuoc:iidODls 1Je TT Cu for 6e R1111 llhe •illeets 'WC'e dd . ·~ weot well until . : ., • , . WMnmlt ' . ~" • - I ,. < . tbc motorcyclists . ,s<Jt ~ Midd1epmt Hill aoout 1:45 p.m. There cne ·o f the motorcycles apparently 'Slid in some gravel, ·hill bite .ov~ be was llbrown off, and liben reP.GI'tedly struck by another bike. · ~to be lll'lriously injumd Life flight was called in .a nd. die man w.as .ttanspolitCld to ~bel.I­ HunliiDgton Hospital · m Huntington, W.V.a. where he rem~ned late S~y night. Middleport 'Police officer Sgt. Matt B0lin was assisted by (he State 'Highway Palmi Southern board approves appropriations, contracts BY .m inun ifur t.IQI.H maloo::ydes to ()(lDIC ~<if lbe pwli•~& lat llld .c bm, Main Street Suada aftcr1 determine if 8110exation is in •fact "a dead isS\1!!" or if the village will mO'we foiWan! with the proposal. Annexation would have to be put to an official vote where at least SS percent of those affected must approve the propoSal for it to go to the Meigs County Commissioners for final ~val. Those landowners livmg oot of Meigs County would also ·have to be notified in writin~ about the annexation to g1ve a thumbs upordown. · BEnt SERGENT BSERaENTeMYDAILYSENTlNELCOM HOEFUCHitMYIMILYSENTliiELiCOII ~ P{~ . v.. tlll11 Racine se~: meeting on annexation pro SPORIS ... :- Ea.sr: nwnstlinl _ Bike& roar off 4he patting lot as the Memorial Run :begins.. < .lllld Meigs Couoty sheriff dquties in die imrestigatioo of tbe a:cident. Tbe name of lhe illdividua.l taken to 1be ~!If other detai.J.s ofme wridcpJ were.not releasrd by ·lhe Middleport Police DcpartmMtt ......A;n" jC. ~conw 1ion of the investigation. Meanwhile most of l!be bikers, many unaware of the accident, continued on their route to the Meigs County Fairgrounds for a party. The planned route for the ride ·toOk: the bikers through Middl.epott, out Bradblli'Y R'OIId to Rutland, down New Lima Road to Hanisooville, and then to Ohio 143, on to Ohio 7 to Racine where they wl'lllt onto 124 to travel back down the river road and then on to die fairgrounds. The Run has three ~s .;_ to raise money fc. disadvantaged children, to pay tribute to members who have died, · and to socialize with others sbariflg similar interests. RACINE - At its most recent ineeti.ng the Southern Local School Board approved revised temporary appropriations for fiscal year 2007-08 in the amount of $8.1 million, approved .additional financial conttacts and 'hired personnel for S"IJI!I!C!' school. In addition 10 the appropriations, the board approved entering into a 4l0otrl!,Ct with · the.. Obic! Auditor of State to oompile basic fmancial statements (GAAP) for the district for FY08 for a oost not mticipated to exceed $8,880. The · hoard also entered into an agreemeot with COG-SEOVEC to continue dental coverage al a rate of $52.26 per employee which reflects a five percent decrease from last year 's premium. The boan! .also entered into 811 agreement with OME-RESA for the district's health benefits program for June !-May 31, 2009. Superintendent Tony .. ...... s......... ,., -Rear admirals recognized in museum, marker projects BY 8NUI .1. REED BREEDe~YOAILYSENriNELCOIII - •S ''*M-UPAIG&I ~rican Legio~ Bob Delay, Jane H11ffman, Bob Hennessy and Ed McComas. · Gerlach said the committee bas not yet determioed a location for the markers, but said they might gt> along the new riverfront multi-purpose path to be built in Middleport. ~ The nwtcr proposed for Rear Admiral Outerllridge will read as foUows: "The First Soots of Wodd The firlit American nriliuuy action against Japan in World War D was intiatcd · by Middleport native William Outerlnidge at 6:37 a.m. prior to the lapailese attack on Pearl Harilor, Dec. 7, 1941. ~dge was commander of die destroyer U.S.S. W.ard, which engaged and war n: n - · · 7 I M - a,.... n Hotne National k Goes 4 for4 Special CD Rates 4% for 4 Years* N"/4.07% Umi111Uime only, minimum •lapllllil of SSOO.OO. Raa Uljlcl·to Chtnge. · · • • lliciJpltatll Six junior students at Meigs High School were recipients of the Danforth I Dare You Awwd5 presented al Friday's awards day for undergraduate&. Selection was based on mliwa iltlllts, a balanced life, and 11 positillelifestyle. Clltf Kennedy, guidanoe counselor, right, made the awards to the junior students, from the left, Aaron Oliphant, Amber Huakmao, Morgan Lentes, Jessica Holliday, Jennifer Fife, and Mason Metts. • • .. Redne 740-949n2210 Synacuse 740-992-G33 ., �BY mE BEND ( Page A1 •1be Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentioel.com ~ ANN~E:s MA~LBo~ ~emembenng thetr sacrifice Bv I<AllfY Mnateu. AND IIAIICY Soo•R .. :· Dear Readers: Toda)' is Memorial Day. In booor of all lh?se who have served m the armed forces, we are printing tbi.s famous poem from World War I, written in 1915 by Lt CoL John McCrae, M.D. McCrae, a Canadian served as a $~con in the Great War. After witnessing ~ death· of a friend at Ypres, Belgium, he wrote Ibis poem, which was later puhl_isJR:d in England. In 1918 at the age of 46, McCrae died m France from pneumonia, a common battle- ,field ailment. In Flanders Fields : · ;. :: : In Flantkrs fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row ThJlJ lllll1f our place: and in the sky 'l7u! lnrk.s, sriU bravely singing, }ly Scarce heard amid the guns t>efoW. : : : .: We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felJ dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and we" loved, and now we lie In Flonders fields. .,. :: Take up our qua~/ wilh l1u! foe: · .: To you from Jailing hmuls we throw :: 'l7u! torch; be yours ro hold it high. .· If ye brealc faith with 11.1 who die · . : We shaU nor skep, though poppies grow . · In Flantkrs fields. · , :. Inspired by McCrae ·s poem. an American woman, Moina Michael, wore poppies to honor the war dead She also :began selling poppies to raise money for the disabled vet:erans of the Great War. This idea spread from the United :States to France and England, and then to Canada, where it ·is still a tradition on Memorial Day. · : Here's one more, one of our perennials: ' Last Monday in May '. by Jnlm T~ Bini :· We pause ro remember those who died :: with so much couroge, so much pri4e. ·: 1'1u!y 'II never come bock but memories endure :. ro remind us of.freedom: fragile, P""· ;· We 're worthy of their sacrifice if we JKIUSe each day :. not just on the last .Mondily in May. . . . REMEMB............. 1 Day~ a iime to • rtinlle '· heroes. ! Annie;!k, I ': Dear husband and bave a baby who iis just :beginnin$ to s and he mimics 1be wools we say. The problem ts my hus~d has used foul language all bis life. He doesn't even real.iz.e he's used a four-letter word, -even :'!Vhi:n I. point it out to him. He's unintentionally cussed in :front of both his boss and our pastor. .: I've spoken to him about his language, but he argues with (De and says he's not saying anything different from what :the baby hears on TV, so he shouldn't be entirely blamed :for whatever the baby learns. I don't.want the baby going io preschool talking like my husband Wbat can I do?~Ears :: Dear llumiag Ears: If your baby is hearing four-letter :words on TV, you ought to chan~e the channel. Vnfortullalely, you can't do the same w1th your husband. This is an ingrained habit lhat is difficult to break and \'&,!'!ires your husband's total effort. ~h bin? in a :~pmt of cooperall:OD and offer to help him w~rk. on 11. But :even so. your .child can be taught that certam words are '(Inacceptable. His teachers will make sure he doesn't s\vear school, and you can ourtail any budding bad habits at ltome. Just make sure your husband doesn't deliberately :undermine your efforts_ · ·. AIUiie 's Mailbox is IWilterl b] 1U1t11y KllcW fllfll Mlrcy · Slr&rv. lo,.,u. n •' ofdee Allll I m •rrt c00!11111. l"'lltue "'! ~ the hundreds of·t m This roudl s nsored b these man ~~ }'OfiT ~ lo THE SHOE PLACE/ Ingels Electronics ·.BROGAN WARNER LOCKER219 and.Jewelry . INSURANCE 992-5627 • Middleport, OH 992-2635-• Middleport, OH .~ . 992-6687 • Pomeroy, OH Pub6c Oll'etings. ' ~ . . ' ; .... 985-3301 • • 4 • :' '\1' • .'~ .-: ·" <- .. .992~59 .. . ' ' I ~'·: ;r ~ . . • : Pomeroy, OH - 992~2432 ·• Pomeroy,OH QUALITY PRINT POWELL'S .SHOP ·rooDFAIR .' Pomeroy ·.• ..• ' ·~ r..l ( Agency 992-3381 • Pomeroy,OH Clubs and organirations Thursday, May 29 , POMEROY- Alpha Iota -Masters, 11 :30 a.m. at :Bun' s Party Bam. Chunil evems Friday, May 31 HARRISONVILLE 992-5252 ' :Harrisonville Presbyterian .:Church will. have a sing at 7 4''four Bank For Life'~ · 01' Monday, May l6 RACINE - Memorial Day Services at Racine American Legion Post 602, . Submlltld ,........ 9 :30 a.m., guest speak-er PFC Angela Young, !iaugh· James E. Corbitt, refresh- tar of John and Leanme ments aftet Young, has completed her basic training at Fort Jackson, So11th ·Carolina. She is now taking training in 1' by, Jue 3 AIT Human Resources at MIDDLEPORT ~ The Fort Lee, Virginia: Rev. O ' QeU Manley will · celebrate bis 80th birthda . ' y on June 3. Cards may be sentto him at UiO Beech SL, Middleport, Ohio 45760. . . Pamerov,OH Galllpnlk,OH . T•lf!PersPiains,OH Mason, WV Point Peeasant, wv VALLEY· - . • ! • LUMBE ONE MILE WFST OF ATIIENS ON ROUTE 50/32 VISIT OUR NEWEST LOCATION! 1&."10 OLD LOGAN RD. S.E. AlHENS, OH LANCASTER, OH 7·~327'9/800-710-1917 7f0.653-l827 ' "'Yov Frielully Oxt4oor Power Eq11ipmettt ~ Tracwr S11perstore" _. - ..... ...__ . ____ ....... . . . . . . ........ _.. .. _....,_ . ____ _ _ ........ _ . .,t IJ 'bolol<•41_ _ .,.•• .,. __ ' • ' a_oiSllJ1,.sl. - -, ~~~r.t-•-•-1•- I . ft - · ,_ - - - - · -...... -U..~Ull..- !VUJW1'QUVALUE ......................... _ .... _._......._ ·50 percent . : Monday 'a'' Showers ;likely. Thunderstorms likely ;in the eveniog...lben a .•chance of thunderstorms midnight. Not as oool :with lows in the mid 60s. ·Southwest winds around 10 Chance of rain 70 per- :after 992-6&11 • ~,011 '. . ALLPOWER EQUIPMENT Memorial . Day...Panly :sunny with a slight chance of :showers and thiiJldcrstorms ;in the moming ...Then lllOSI•Iy cloudy with a clJanoe of :showers and thunderstorms . :in tbe aftemooo. Highs in the :lower 80s. Southwest winds ;l01o 15 mph.ChaD<Zofrain :mph. ·cent : 'lllesdlly-Sbowers wi.th a t I .chance o f thun derstorms. ' Young completes basic training Local Weather .FARMERS BANK HOME NATIONAL iDii BANK tit ,_ 192-2955 HARD WORK HAS NEVER BEEN SO EASY! • . Downing-Childs · 949-2210 • Radne, OH 992-6333 • Syracuse, OH ATHENS Beverly Dixon was scheduled to have gallbladder surgery on Tuesday, · May 20, at 11 :30 a.m. ller husband, Rex A. Dixon. planned to take her 10 · 0 ' Bleness Memorial Hospital. After surgery, he would drive her home . But lJt . 6 a .m . Tuesday, Rex was having a severe kidney stone attack, "We both got ready and I drove him to 0 ' Bleness' Fmergency Department," said Beverly. · Beverly bad to leave Rex in the hospital's emergency room so she could get registered and go .10 her scheduled outpatient surgery with general surgoon Neal J. Nesbitt, MD- . While Beverly was in the Sullmllll!d photo ouipatient pre-surgery hold- Urologic surgeon SeyrllOur S. Kilstein, DO, left, and general surgeon Neal J. Nesbitt, MD, ing area, Rex was also far right, pose with their patients Rex A. and Beverly Dixon at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital brought in. He bad to have after their recent same day surgeries. emergency kidney stone ' slll¥ery performed by urologtc surgeon Seymour S . Kilstein, DO. Between 11 a .m. and 11 :30 a,m., Beverly and · Rex bad their surgeries perfonned - both returned to the surgery recovery area at a_pproximately the same ume. They were moved together to an extended outpatient romn that has two patient beds. "I couldo't understand why we were getting strange looks when peOple passed by our room," Beverly saicL "It fmally dawned on us that ithis is not the -nonn to have a mao and a woman in the same room. Who would have guessed lhat we were husband and we and were both rccovering from surgery!" · "We ~et . to ·g o home today and . recuperate· together," said Rex.. "We coul.d not have bad better care and our sur~eries went very we1l. This lS an experience · we will share for many years to come. Beverly and Rex have a home in Stewart. BeverI y is a stylilit at Attractions Styling Salon in Athens and Rex works .as a housekeeper at Ohio University in Athens, Other events ;Service Commission, 9 a.m., • cl 17 Memorial Dr., PQmeroy. · . ~ ' One scheduled and one emergency p.m. at the church with the Nazarene Singers. . Mooday, May l6 , POMEROY - Veterans ·~... AJrORNEVS AT LAW , l, • Husband and wife have surgeries on the same day ~unity Calendar Baum Lumber:;:. CROW&CROW . • Monday, May 26, 2008 .,mte to: AJulie's Mad6ot, P.O. Box 118196, ctiar&'o, lL (ill61l. To jiMI 0111 ~ tJIJotd Auiei .V="hr, 11M IWI4 '/«t~btRs by otlter Cr · • s S'y £ 11ft llriten fllfll aftlft"istr, :mit dee Crerirlon' Symftn* MW>-, ..-e lllllllll'lll.a a'n c-. .. ' • PageA3. CLIP au.a.... �BY mE BEND ( Page A1 •1be Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentioel.com ~ ANN~E:s MA~LBo~ ~emembenng thetr sacrifice Bv I<AllfY Mnateu. AND IIAIICY Soo•R .. :· Dear Readers: Toda)' is Memorial Day. In booor of all lh?se who have served m the armed forces, we are printing tbi.s famous poem from World War I, written in 1915 by Lt CoL John McCrae, M.D. McCrae, a Canadian served as a $~con in the Great War. After witnessing ~ death· of a friend at Ypres, Belgium, he wrote Ibis poem, which was later puhl_isJR:d in England. In 1918 at the age of 46, McCrae died m France from pneumonia, a common battle- ,field ailment. In Flanders Fields : · ;. :: : In Flantkrs fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row ThJlJ lllll1f our place: and in the sky 'l7u! lnrk.s, sriU bravely singing, }ly Scarce heard amid the guns t>efoW. : : : .: We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felJ dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and we" loved, and now we lie In Flonders fields. .,. :: Take up our qua~/ wilh l1u! foe: · .: To you from Jailing hmuls we throw :: 'l7u! torch; be yours ro hold it high. .· If ye brealc faith with 11.1 who die · . : We shaU nor skep, though poppies grow . · In Flantkrs fields. · , :. Inspired by McCrae ·s poem. an American woman, Moina Michael, wore poppies to honor the war dead She also :began selling poppies to raise money for the disabled vet:erans of the Great War. This idea spread from the United :States to France and England, and then to Canada, where it ·is still a tradition on Memorial Day. · : Here's one more, one of our perennials: ' Last Monday in May '. by Jnlm T~ Bini :· We pause ro remember those who died :: with so much couroge, so much pri4e. ·: 1'1u!y 'II never come bock but memories endure :. ro remind us of.freedom: fragile, P""· ;· We 're worthy of their sacrifice if we JKIUSe each day :. not just on the last .Mondily in May. . . . REMEMB............. 1 Day~ a iime to • rtinlle '· heroes. ! Annie;!k, I ': Dear husband and bave a baby who iis just :beginnin$ to s and he mimics 1be wools we say. The problem ts my hus~d has used foul language all bis life. He doesn't even real.iz.e he's used a four-letter word, -even :'!Vhi:n I. point it out to him. He's unintentionally cussed in :front of both his boss and our pastor. .: I've spoken to him about his language, but he argues with (De and says he's not saying anything different from what :the baby hears on TV, so he shouldn't be entirely blamed :for whatever the baby learns. I don't.want the baby going io preschool talking like my husband Wbat can I do?~Ears :: Dear llumiag Ears: If your baby is hearing four-letter :words on TV, you ought to chan~e the channel. Vnfortullalely, you can't do the same w1th your husband. This is an ingrained habit lhat is difficult to break and \'&,!'!ires your husband's total effort. ~h bin? in a :~pmt of cooperall:OD and offer to help him w~rk. on 11. But :even so. your .child can be taught that certam words are '(Inacceptable. His teachers will make sure he doesn't s\vear school, and you can ourtail any budding bad habits at ltome. Just make sure your husband doesn't deliberately :undermine your efforts_ · ·. 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' Young completes basic training Local Weather .FARMERS BANK HOME NATIONAL iDii BANK tit ,_ 192-2955 HARD WORK HAS NEVER BEEN SO EASY! • . Downing-Childs · 949-2210 • Radne, OH 992-6333 • Syracuse, OH ATHENS Beverly Dixon was scheduled to have gallbladder surgery on Tuesday, · May 20, at 11 :30 a.m. ller husband, Rex A. Dixon. planned to take her 10 · 0 ' Bleness Memorial Hospital. After surgery, he would drive her home . But lJt . 6 a .m . Tuesday, Rex was having a severe kidney stone attack, "We both got ready and I drove him to 0 ' Bleness' Fmergency Department," said Beverly. · Beverly bad to leave Rex in the hospital's emergency room so she could get registered and go .10 her scheduled outpatient surgery with general surgoon Neal J. Nesbitt, MD- . While Beverly was in the Sullmllll!d photo ouipatient pre-surgery hold- Urologic surgeon SeyrllOur S. Kilstein, DO, left, and general surgeon Neal J. Nesbitt, MD, ing area, Rex was also far right, pose with their patients Rex A. and Beverly Dixon at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital brought in. He bad to have after their recent same day surgeries. emergency kidney stone ' slll¥ery performed by urologtc surgeon Seymour S . Kilstein, DO. Between 11 a .m. and 11 :30 a,m., Beverly and · Rex bad their surgeries perfonned - both returned to the surgery recovery area at a_pproximately the same ume. They were moved together to an extended outpatient romn that has two patient beds. "I couldo't understand why we were getting strange looks when peOple passed by our room," Beverly saicL "It fmally dawned on us that ithis is not the -nonn to have a mao and a woman in the same room. Who would have guessed lhat we were husband and we and were both rccovering from surgery!" · "We ~et . to ·g o home today and . recuperate· together," said Rex.. "We coul.d not have bad better care and our sur~eries went very we1l. This lS an experience · we will share for many years to come. Beverly and Rex have a home in Stewart. BeverI y is a stylilit at Attractions Styling Salon in Athens and Rex works .as a housekeeper at Ohio University in Athens, Other events ;Service Commission, 9 a.m., • cl 17 Memorial Dr., PQmeroy. · . ~ ' One scheduled and one emergency p.m. at the church with the Nazarene Singers. . Mooday, May l6 , POMEROY - Veterans ·~... AJrORNEVS AT LAW , l, • Husband and wife have surgeries on the same day ~unity Calendar Baum Lumber:;:. CROW&CROW . • Monday, May 26, 2008 .,mte to: AJulie's Mad6ot, P.O. Box 118196, ctiar&'o, lL (ill61l. To jiMI 0111 ~ tJIJotd Auiei .V="hr, 11M IWI4 '/«t~btRs by otlter Cr · • s S'y £ 11ft llriten fllfll aftlft"istr, :mit dee Crerirlon' Symftn* MW>-, ..-e lllllllll'lll.a a'n c-. .. ' • PageA3. CLIP au.a.... �- PageA4 OPINION .The Daily Sentinel Monday, May 26, 2008 Sniper shooting Koran hardly The Daily Sentinel • 111 Court Sb ut • ~. Ohio (740) 992·2158 • FAX (740) 992·2157 -.myd8llyMntln.t.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • • • Dan Goodrich • Publisher Charlene Hoeflich · General Manager-News Editor -· ·------------------------------• Congrus shidl fiUJiee na law ruputing an utitblisluramt of religiara, or )lrohibiting the . flu exercise tlanriJJ; or abridging the ftutlom : · af speech, ar of.t lu ptils; or the right of the : ptopk ~ to assemble, and to Ftitiora : tltt Governmentfor a rttltw ofgrit~~~~nus. - The Arst Amendment to the U.S. Con8tflutlon :TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, May 26, the !47th day of2008. There an: 219 days left in the year. This is the Memorial Day observance. . Today's Highlight in History: One l).undred years ago, on May 26, 1908, the first major oil strike in the Middle East took place as engineers working for British entrepreneur William Knox D ' Arcy and led by George B. Reyoolds bit a gusher roore than 1,100 feet below ground in Masjid-iSuleiman, Persia (Iran). On this date: In 1521, Martin Luther was banned by~ · Edict of WOI'DlS because of his reli~s beliefs and writings. In 1868, the impeachment trial ·of Pn:sident Andrew Johnson ended with his acquittal on the remaining charges. · In 1908, British character actor Roben Morley was bom in Semley, England. . . In 1913, Actors' Equity · Association was organired in NewYod. In 1938, the House Un-Americah Activities Committee was established by Congress. · • In ICJf!O, U.N ..~bas~r Henry -~ Lodge accused the SoVIets of biding a IDlCl'O}lllone m~ a wood carving of the Great Seal of the United States that bad been preSilnted to the U.S. embassy in MO&OOw. In 1969, the Apollo 10 astmnauts mumed to E1u1b after ,a sucq::ssful eight-day dress rebearsa1 for die first mannot moonlanelinl!. . It is late August 1939. American columnist Augusta "Gusto" Nash, played by the incomparable Claudette Colben in the 1940 movie "Arise,. My Love," is sitting in a French railway car taking her from Paris (and love interest Ray Milland) to her next assignment: Adolph Hitler's Berlin. Not surprisingly; she is boning up for "her new post in the Nazi capital by reading "Mein · Kampf." Turning the pages, she looks increasingly disgusted, final! y becoming incensed m the point where she slams the book shut and tosses it out the window. The audience doesn't learn precisely what that final straw was, but given the book's notorious antiSemitism, racism and militaristic plans for world domination, it's not hard to imagine. Which makes me wonder: What if, .in a 21stcentury update of' the movie, a columnist were filmed en route to Riyadh reading the Koran? Given the book's notorious antiSemitism (not to mention anti-Christianism), Islamic supremacism and jibadist exhonations for wotid cJom.. ination, what if a postmodem-day Western-reared cor- . respondent were depicted becoming agitated to tbe .point of throwing tbe Koran out the window? Not very easy to imagine this scenario coming to a multiplex near you. At least not without bomb threats, bombast and boyootts from ~criminal behavior' ·. ' soldier's Constit,Utional Last time I looked, kissing rights. . . Korans wasn't a Yankee The fact is, assuming this. custom - unless dbirnmi; Koran belonged to the, sol- tude now counts as one. · dier, there is nothing illegal Let's play around some about shooting it or throw- more with the story. ing it away. Impolitic, per- Imagine if, during the Allie\i haps; but ~nipers- tniined occupation of post-Nazi rather specifically in this · Germany, a Gl had been conflict to kill jihadists, discovered using "Meiil who are, above all , 'Kampf' Jor trrget practice. the world of Islam (not to inspired by the violent . Would Gen. George S. exhortations contained Patton . have kissed a new mention assorted yelps and . cries frooi the stateside sen- · within the Koran .- are not copy of the Nazi bible as he d~·lomats. . rcresented it to a cadre of sitivity oolice). · 'the ra1 N · ? 1 the rd But it's. a setup wonh con- . ut ne1 r are gene s. ormer azts. n wo s sidering .· - quietly, private- Missing a teachable of 01' Blood and Guts ~ in that shrinking mental moment - ''Tum the other oh, wait; this is a family · t P.Ut J.t omain still free from Cheek"'·' "Nuts 1." ''The sol- newspaper. Let' s JUS speech· controls (for now, dier fired on an inanimate this way: Not likely. ·anyway) _ if only as a bit object that urges jihad; he Difference is, of COUfSC, th!: of a culture check on a real- didn ' t self-detonate in a anti-Semitism and imperial~ live news story that came teeming marketplace to istic supremacism containe4 out of Iraq this week when a · advance jihad': - Maj. within "Mein Kampf' were U.S. sniper was discovered Gen. Jeffrey Hammond recognized and treated as~ to have used a Koran for tar- chose to abase himself existential threat to the rest ~et .prilctice in the former before the local Sunni tribe. of the Western world. In ~ msurgent stronghold of "In a most humble manner, I so-called . war on terroi, Radwaniyah. . look into your eyes today however, our primary strat~ And what is the point of and I say 'Please forgive me egy is directed at masking com~arison here between and my soldiers,"' he said. or ignoring the overall anti· movte fiction and recent Then he called his sniper' s infidelism and imperialistic fact? Namely, the contrast- actions "nothing roore than supremacism · contained ing· reactions ·to these two criminal behavior." within the Koran. . manifestations of contempt The general was dead And - in spite of the for anti-lil!eny ideologies. .wrong - unless, that is, he actions of the occasional Americans in 1940 widell was talking about criminal "criminal" soldier - that's shared Gusto Nash s behavior under Sbaria, or one front where we're cerloathing for Hitler's totali- Islamic law, which isn' t, or tainly winning. tarian message. In 2008, the certainly shoUldn't be, the (Diana West is a columsuperiors of the soldier in guiding light of the U.S. nist for The Washington -,uestion, right qn up the military. But, alas, this is nmes. She is the author of chain of command to com- what mcreasingly appears "The Death of the Grownmander~in-cl!ief George W. to be the case. For example, up: How America's Arrested Bush, only ellpress their in presenting a new Koran Development Is Bringing respect for, and, in a very to this gathering of local Down Western liightening way, submission Sunnis who were very like- Civilization, " and has a to the Koran despite · its ly insurgents not so long blog 01 dianawest..Mt. · She totalitarian message - and ago, another American offi- can be contacted via even at the expense of the cer kissed the Islamic book. dioruJwest@verizon.~t.) ( subutban version) vou·Mow, · IT GRO~ BACK .., YOU NIOW, IT6ROW.s BA(K... the editor a~ welcome. They shou/J be less 300 words. 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Yes, he did get loose, sentatioo, ·and introductJ.ods ~d yes he did get in a fight of guests wbom we.ri: canoe.r w1th another dog, but my survivor&. The m"'rnts dJcu son and 1. caught him and cwtside around the Jones made us ~ ~ .to . e, wbicll was sur· his .house and tie him up rounded by .J.. minary hap until the dog warden made to .honor as well u arrived,~ to take remember loved ones me to jail affected by c:!!lll'« . I alillled him wlllubout.1111 1be u ftle Sdlool '-1 tJae other ·~ nanni~g .aod dloir pa:ra "~" d as a lfOUIId Racme, and bis ~ a:RIIbiiA.Y was W. .¢l_liD1Dent was they ·are not 'Ole ..,.s -then abie pltbuUS . . 'lbe oafy rtaQI to eajoy Cbe camival-J.it.e Jones silex my do.& wu ~ illvolviflg a fwoao•se be ~ 1 .pidJuU, illmt~ ancrion, dunkio' llllll be dnello t ilikt: diem. mwinoe, four lal:gc mtlaln my opiniou, with the able ""'ions, ~ying vol. 'lltitude that polioe marshal leybali, oom bole. J-oo- 3 , .lola .- . he dues!! 't occd basl<dhall, and tOuch footto be 'Ill offioec of tbe law. ball. . ~ Mfl zy Many oonoessions wee • hr 'lvail.able aad music '""* -= . . .. S~pporting the National Day of Prayer .The Ohio Valley Christian School (OVCS) of Gallipolis, oombined . elementary and high school band, supported the Pomeroy National Day of Prayer service on May 1. Roger Williams, the sch()91's band director, 01g3nized the oommunity S8IVice project In .conjunction with Brenda Barnhart, the principal of Mid Valley Christian School in Middleport, who led the local program and invited the OVCS band. The band set op on the street in front of the historic Pomeroy CourthoUSE! In .be'-1 prayers offered by local leaders, · the band played several arrangementS, two notable ones being, "The Navy Hymn" and "Alleluia.• llriWI J. AULtlJIS4_1t against a crystal blue sky, this utility worker in . Middleport appeared to be working higher up than he really was. The building in the background is the former Middleport Department Store. · . . Local Briefs . tion cHoi.c I mmumza POMEROY - The Meigs County Health .Department by Rockin • provided Reggie. Students and st'lff did not only walk during the relay but a (ew decided . to ride bikes as well. Everyone had a great time and $3,620 was raised to give to the American Cancec Society. The success of this event oould not have happened witllout the generous oontributions of varioos individuals and businesses. 1be day was wonderful, evc:ryooe had a great time, and tbe purpose of this day was most wOithy. J ..,.. 'llllaJro, II L.er __........ u · · - ... ,._ iflwl •• 111111 IUif, o.r sa:essm, = wu M• K,. Sdmrl Just do · by people trying to get gas or wben people are butt or even killed. We tbe people can and must put a stop to this before it happens. The pres. ident can frceu gas prices. Con,gress can pass laws on just how high the prices can · and will go up but ouly when we the ·people get fed .up liBd stand united and demand that they do something. We have enough gas · and qil right here in Ainerica to last us a very long time. . 1be oil · don't want to use~se they ouldn w · ' t make 'IS much as they do from overseas suppliers such as the OPEC oompanies. We must do ~now. We must tell our next ~si<bu this. This goes fQr COIIgress also. If we do not stop d!is, ~ gas prices will 0.. F+-: indeed oootinue to . go up The prioe of gas goes liJl { aild up until they _, too f'lf and up and yet we the peo- away for. most of us to he pie are still willing to pay for it. When will it stop 'I Wia! gas prices bit $5 or 56 per gallon? <K when there are riots at gas stations Submitted photo · ' <.. I • Southern ro (l'.,.a-.21. . . ,; TO THE EDITOR Ill Submitted photo CHES'J'ER - Nara Hanman of Chester is' m'cu~rating from recent surgery at the Pleasant Valley Rehabilitation Center. Cmls may be sent to her there Room 480A; 1200 Sand HiU Road, Point·Pleasant, W.VI. 25550. LETTE~.S I our Recuperating :McCowen is 83. ·Spottscaster ·Brent Mus~er is , o69.Counttymusic~ Gates N'JChols (Confederate Railroad) .:is 64. ~~ . Stevie Ni.cts ·is 60. Actress Pam Grier is 59. :Actor flliiip Michael Thomas is 59. Coontcy ~er Hank w.mams Jr. is 59. Former astronaut Sall~ K. Ride ·is 57. ~s ~ Cqlin is 51 . Country S1113U'-songwriter l>ave Robbins (Birilfawk) is 49. AmssGeoie fl311Cis is · :-t6. C<>metfian Bobcat Goldlhwait is 46. Singer Lenny «ravitz is 44. Actren .Heleaa Bonlwn Cider is 42. Root •J;DUsician Phillip~ is 40. Actor Joseph F'Ie81les is 38. · Actor-~-wnter Matt Stone is 31. Contemporary Christaan musician .Nathan Cocbrm is 30. · · Thought for Today: "Show me the man who has enjoled bis school d'lys and I wDI sbow you a bully and a~.' 'Robert Morley, British.acttJr (1908-1992). aur.- -.. r---~--.::------ donation app~iated but not required. ·~isYPhus mylnJ · : Five years ago: Angering twd-liners, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared in a speech ·to 'his I Jkud. · :Patty that he was .determined to ~aell a peace deal aodieDd . :36 JC!IO,olrule ove.rthe P.stinians, Anairplaae ~ , ;~pantsb ~~·.::pel'S returning from Afgbafti!dll!! cnshed .m Tlaey, blhn,g all 75 ~le aboard. . · ·. : One year ago: Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, U.S. · ;Ambassador Ryan Crocker and Amerian Cmdr. Gen. David l!etraeus flew to Iraq's blis~ w.esuin desen in a rare jOOlt <9UiiDI; to hiahlight gains there lD the tight 1pinst insurgents. := Today's Binhdays:.Actor James Arness 1s 85. Actor Alec Reader Services Helping out I will bold a childhood immuliization clinic from 9-11 am. · and 1-3 p.m. tomorrow. Bring' child' s shot records. A $7 . The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As Barbara McKee. left, a .cook lor O'Bie~~MS Memorial Hospital's nutrition services, presents a basket of household necessities 10 Cathy Collier, O'Bieness' patient 8IQOOUilting biling derk, lor her son Scott Ford, who was ~ in fighting in Af!llanistan recei111Y- Ford 8U8tiWied serious injuries, and has been hospital- ,. ized at Walter Reed Medical Centel; in Washington, D.C. lor skin grafting and other procedures. Collier iS traveling to ~~.IIi Washington O.C. this weekend r;; · to help her son Rllocate to an apartment wheAl he will continue his recovety with outpaliel)t thelapy. O'Bieness nutrition services Staff donat~ the basket items. June has been designated~ Anned Troops" month at O'Bteness. The project wil support collecting items to fill boxes to send to militil.ry members in July. ~. ·Nimitz oil Flori.da. .u.m www.mydailysentinel.com .· In 1972, l'iesident f11ixon and SoViet leader Leonid Brczlmev signed the Anti-Ballistk; Missile Treaty in :Moscow. (The U.S. wilhdR:w .liom the treaty in 2002.) : In 1981, 14 f:le!!Ple were lciDed when a Marine jet :a:ashed onto the flight deck of tbe airCraft carrier USS : · Letters Monday, May 26, 2008 able to pay for it. Do some- . thing about it and do something now. Dllwid FAIWM'ds I'G •.1 ' school with funds from the Meigs ESC . . Debbie Allen, Mindy Patterson were hired as fnilio Page At aides for summer school at Deem ·~xplained this pro- $10 per hour not to exceed gram of- self-funded insur- $600. Funds will be paid ance serviqg 47 school dis- from various federal protrict 'lllows ·his district to gram sources. control health care costs. Lauoa Teaford, Evelyn The OME-RESA health Stanley were also hired as benefits plan enables eligi- summer school aides at ble members like Southern $10 per hour not to ellceed to provide individually $600 with funds from the designed benefit programs . Meigs ESC. to their employees while Kim Sampson, Melissa ·being able to have the cost- Reedy were hired as bus saving advantages of .group drivers for SUIDlllef school purchasing through a large at $12 per hour, not to consortium. At least 50 per- exceed $525 with funds cent of Southern's pay rate from the PBA. into the prograni fund · is The following supplemenbased on staff perfonnance tal eontr.icts were approved and thanks to weUness pro- for the 2008..()9 season: grams in the district, Deem Richard Cooksey, cross said the staff has been able country, $1 ,922.96, Ann to keep those rates low, Ohlinger, national hooor using only 60 percent of society, $420.32, lead mentheir available benefits. tor, $1,050.80, Don Dudding, The board also heard district website,$1,500dividfrom a representative of the ~ into three payments of Jackson County (W.Va.) $500 paid by trimestet, Eoho Black Bears semi-pro foot - newspaper. $361.48, Junie balf tearit. The team current- Maynard. safety coordinator,. Iy pmctices and plays on the $2,311 .76. · ·high school field in Ripley, The board approved a W.Va. but asked to use contract with Poynter's Best Southern High School's Products for new copiers, field for around five home copier supplies and mainte-games this summer. Deem nance agreements for a cost i aid the team would pay for · of $991.99 per month for theiJ expenses, including the copies and supplies, and 'referees and insurance but one-cent per paper copy for the giunes would give ~ocal the maintenance agreement, booster groups a· chance to effective July I. make eKtra money selling ~ board entered into a 'COncessions. The board oonti-act with McOuire and approved an agreement Associates coocerning the between the district and the fedcal Grant to Reduce learn for it to use the field Alcohol Abuse in the · during the 2008 season. . amount of $9,999. This · The bOard hired the fol- agt • nt voids Cbe ~­ lowing teachers for summer. n'll. agreement w1th 'School (May 27-June 6 ) at a McGuire and Associates. rate of $23 per hour not to · 1be board approved the exceed $ 1,200: Vicki Hill, elementary handbooks as Donna Sayre, Patty Struble, presented by Southern :Jenny Manuel. Meg Elemental)' Principal Guinther, Carolyn Shawn Bush. Robinson, Chri sty Essick, The 'b oard also IliOOB· Rachel Hupp, Rashel Yates, nized the Racine Area Tad Albano, Autumn Lisle, · Community Organization Alan Crisp, Beth Bay, Lori for its continued efforts in Hill. These funds will be providing sobol'lnbips for ~lied by various federal Southern Higb School program sources. seniors. Misty Rogers was hired 1be next JnC't'J:ing will be at $2.3 per hour not to held at 8 p.m.. June 23 in exceed S 1.200 for summer the high school media IOOIIL Cuinill Admirals fmntPageAl attacked ,. Japanese midget submarine as it attempted to into the ha!bor. "'uteroridge reported the action and the sinking of the submarine before the attack by Japan. In 2005, the submarine was found and the shell boles in the tower .confirmed as re . · "During Wotid War [1, he went on to command U.S.S. O'Brien. which serVed in support of the Normandy DDay landings on the beach~:s and at the . port of Chetbourg and served in the Pacific Theater during island invasions leading up to the Japanese islands and the.endof the war. · "He later commanded lhe auiser, U.S.S. LOs Angeles. Rear Admiral Outerbridge's family home was at 499 Fisher Street. Clark "Middleport Native Rear Admiral Anhur Clark served two tours as in-country military intelligence advisor to South Vietnam military and with USMAV and was one of the last to leave in 1973.. . "He went on to serve in many leadership. roles, which transformed the ·U.S. Navy and contributed to effons which helped to win the Cold War. He was project coordinator for the Construction of California and Vll'ginia Class guided missile cruisers that introduced the world's most advanced surface · ships, with two nuclear reactors and advanoed combat systems. "DiRlctor Ship Lo ·sties for all and nuclear powered surface ships (147 ships) during a period of accelerated weapons · technology advanoements. Commander, Pu~et Sound Naval s~~ where be l.ed dev nt and implemen• ~;lip = convention~ llriWIJ. 11\11...,_ Margaret Parker, director of the Meigs County Museum; accepted commemorative di&- plays on the. lives of Rear Admirals Arthur ClarK and William Outertnidge, Middleport · · natives. ~resenting the ·large displays are the Middleport High School Historic Mark8r Comm~: Milford Hysell, Bob Delay, Mayor Michael Gerlach, Ed McComas, Bob Her.oesy .and Jane Hullman. . . (with Gold Star) and Bronze Star with Combat V. "After retirement, be served as deputy director for operatioos at the Idabo National Laboratory to develop the ·Next Generation Nuclear Plant, a high..temperat:WII gas reactor for civilian reactors designed for all types of prooess beat applications. "Rear Admiral Arthur Clark gtaduated from Middlepon High School in 1957, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1962. He served 35 years in the Navy. The family borne is at 211 South Third Ave." PfJVIn Loving~ P" Memory. "' . UOIIIJ Eblill l1Jlt/J4 - UllJIH Fred Ziegler J/3117 Bf71116 I Roben Mturley "My cAriWooii'WtiJt.tf. tuulbs~Ja~i " ll/8/51 - 11117/0fJ~ /AO't&lllisS'JOI' NIUICy !ol""ky . May SpEcial •7500 C:eraenteae with 1 letter lacladed Regul!r 5120 MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS 45065 E'lgle Ridge Rd. St. Rt. 7 PorntToy, OIUo 740-992-7440 ' in._Ssf _._ ~tJ ft G. &'TJ.;., ~ ~- . tation of first program for reactor ootiJpartment disposal of the first 28 nuclear reactors to long-term, environmentally-safe storage. He also developed safe recyde disposal of nuclear submarine and ship hulls. Director, Atlantic Fleet Maintenance. · · "During the first Gulf War, Rear Admiral Clark developed innovative maintenance processes td sustain improved and effective Naval operations, thus oontributing to success in Bosnia and the Second Gulf War. "He became the Navy' s senior engineer officer, pl•nning officer and production officer at Norfolk Naval Shipyard and lea~r · of engineering officer community. Received Navy Distinguished . Service Medal, the Legion of Merit · Ohio Valley Symphony Taking Appllcldlons SUIIei ¥ills now tor 211111-2101Nies. 1MMMI, 1110&101, 1,.,., 3121JIDI, So4DMii HUO I~lwl Elllcianc1ft a. drocMn The Maples St,.., SCJrtwor~ $ 'I , Olt (740) ....aRTS tillty Silvettleels A Realty Company"EHO .. ...._,_2nd __ 2 II t..ow . _ . . priorlly 740 992a7022 • �- PageA4 OPINION .The Daily Sentinel Monday, May 26, 2008 Sniper shooting Koran hardly The Daily Sentinel • 111 Court Sb ut • ~. Ohio (740) 992·2158 • FAX (740) 992·2157 -.myd8llyMntln.t.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. • • • Dan Goodrich • Publisher Charlene Hoeflich · General Manager-News Editor -· ·------------------------------• Congrus shidl fiUJiee na law ruputing an utitblisluramt of religiara, or )lrohibiting the . flu exercise tlanriJJ; or abridging the ftutlom : · af speech, ar of.t lu ptils; or the right of the : ptopk ~ to assemble, and to Ftitiora : tltt Governmentfor a rttltw ofgrit~~~~nus. - The Arst Amendment to the U.S. Con8tflutlon :TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, May 26, the !47th day of2008. There an: 219 days left in the year. This is the Memorial Day observance. . Today's Highlight in History: One l).undred years ago, on May 26, 1908, the first major oil strike in the Middle East took place as engineers working for British entrepreneur William Knox D ' Arcy and led by George B. Reyoolds bit a gusher roore than 1,100 feet below ground in Masjid-iSuleiman, Persia (Iran). On this date: In 1521, Martin Luther was banned by~ · Edict of WOI'DlS because of his reli~s beliefs and writings. In 1868, the impeachment trial ·of Pn:sident Andrew Johnson ended with his acquittal on the remaining charges. · In 1908, British character actor Roben Morley was bom in Semley, England. . . In 1913, Actors' Equity · Association was organired in NewYod. In 1938, the House Un-Americah Activities Committee was established by Congress. · • In ICJf!O, U.N ..~bas~r Henry -~ Lodge accused the SoVIets of biding a IDlCl'O}lllone m~ a wood carving of the Great Seal of the United States that bad been preSilnted to the U.S. embassy in MO&OOw. In 1969, the Apollo 10 astmnauts mumed to E1u1b after ,a sucq::ssful eight-day dress rebearsa1 for die first mannot moonlanelinl!. . It is late August 1939. American columnist Augusta "Gusto" Nash, played by the incomparable Claudette Colben in the 1940 movie "Arise,. My Love," is sitting in a French railway car taking her from Paris (and love interest Ray Milland) to her next assignment: Adolph Hitler's Berlin. Not surprisingly; she is boning up for "her new post in the Nazi capital by reading "Mein · Kampf." Turning the pages, she looks increasingly disgusted, final! y becoming incensed m the point where she slams the book shut and tosses it out the window. The audience doesn't learn precisely what that final straw was, but given the book's notorious antiSemitism, racism and militaristic plans for world domination, it's not hard to imagine. Which makes me wonder: What if, .in a 21stcentury update of' the movie, a columnist were filmed en route to Riyadh reading the Koran? Given the book's notorious antiSemitism (not to mention anti-Christianism), Islamic supremacism and jibadist exhonations for wotid cJom.. ination, what if a postmodem-day Western-reared cor- . respondent were depicted becoming agitated to tbe .point of throwing tbe Koran out the window? Not very easy to imagine this scenario coming to a multiplex near you. At least not without bomb threats, bombast and boyootts from ~criminal behavior' ·. ' soldier's Constit,Utional Last time I looked, kissing rights. . . Korans wasn't a Yankee The fact is, assuming this. custom - unless dbirnmi; Koran belonged to the, sol- tude now counts as one. · dier, there is nothing illegal Let's play around some about shooting it or throw- more with the story. ing it away. Impolitic, per- Imagine if, during the Allie\i haps; but ~nipers- tniined occupation of post-Nazi rather specifically in this · Germany, a Gl had been conflict to kill jihadists, discovered using "Meiil who are, above all , 'Kampf' Jor trrget practice. the world of Islam (not to inspired by the violent . Would Gen. George S. exhortations contained Patton . have kissed a new mention assorted yelps and . cries frooi the stateside sen- · within the Koran .- are not copy of the Nazi bible as he d~·lomats. . rcresented it to a cadre of sitivity oolice). · 'the ra1 N · ? 1 the rd But it's. a setup wonh con- . ut ne1 r are gene s. ormer azts. n wo s sidering .· - quietly, private- Missing a teachable of 01' Blood and Guts ~ in that shrinking mental moment - ''Tum the other oh, wait; this is a family · t P.Ut J.t omain still free from Cheek"'·' "Nuts 1." ''The sol- newspaper. Let' s JUS speech· controls (for now, dier fired on an inanimate this way: Not likely. ·anyway) _ if only as a bit object that urges jihad; he Difference is, of COUfSC, th!: of a culture check on a real- didn ' t self-detonate in a anti-Semitism and imperial~ live news story that came teeming marketplace to istic supremacism containe4 out of Iraq this week when a · advance jihad': - Maj. within "Mein Kampf' were U.S. sniper was discovered Gen. Jeffrey Hammond recognized and treated as~ to have used a Koran for tar- chose to abase himself existential threat to the rest ~et .prilctice in the former before the local Sunni tribe. of the Western world. In ~ msurgent stronghold of "In a most humble manner, I so-called . war on terroi, Radwaniyah. . look into your eyes today however, our primary strat~ And what is the point of and I say 'Please forgive me egy is directed at masking com~arison here between and my soldiers,"' he said. or ignoring the overall anti· movte fiction and recent Then he called his sniper' s infidelism and imperialistic fact? Namely, the contrast- actions "nothing roore than supremacism · contained ing· reactions ·to these two criminal behavior." within the Koran. . manifestations of contempt The general was dead And - in spite of the for anti-lil!eny ideologies. .wrong - unless, that is, he actions of the occasional Americans in 1940 widell was talking about criminal "criminal" soldier - that's shared Gusto Nash s behavior under Sbaria, or one front where we're cerloathing for Hitler's totali- Islamic law, which isn' t, or tainly winning. tarian message. In 2008, the certainly shoUldn't be, the (Diana West is a columsuperiors of the soldier in guiding light of the U.S. nist for The Washington -,uestion, right qn up the military. But, alas, this is nmes. She is the author of chain of command to com- what mcreasingly appears "The Death of the Grownmander~in-cl!ief George W. to be the case. For example, up: How America's Arrested Bush, only ellpress their in presenting a new Koran Development Is Bringing respect for, and, in a very to this gathering of local Down Western liightening way, submission Sunnis who were very like- Civilization, " and has a to the Koran despite · its ly insurgents not so long blog 01 dianawest..Mt. · She totalitarian message - and ago, another American offi- can be contacted via even at the expense of the cer kissed the Islamic book. dioruJwest@verizon.~t.) ( subutban version) vou·Mow, · IT GRO~ BACK .., YOU NIOW, IT6ROW.s BA(K... the editor a~ welcome. They shou/J be less 300 words. 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Yes, he did get loose, sentatioo, ·and introductJ.ods ~d yes he did get in a fight of guests wbom we.ri: canoe.r w1th another dog, but my survivor&. The m"'rnts dJcu son and 1. caught him and cwtside around the Jones made us ~ ~ .to . e, wbicll was sur· his .house and tie him up rounded by .J.. minary hap until the dog warden made to .honor as well u arrived,~ to take remember loved ones me to jail affected by c:!!lll'« . I alillled him wlllubout.1111 1be u ftle Sdlool '-1 tJae other ·~ nanni~g .aod dloir pa:ra "~" d as a lfOUIId Racme, and bis ~ a:RIIbiiA.Y was W. .¢l_liD1Dent was they ·are not 'Ole ..,.s -then abie pltbuUS . . 'lbe oafy rtaQI to eajoy Cbe camival-J.it.e Jones silex my do.& wu ~ illvolviflg a fwoao•se be ~ 1 .pidJuU, illmt~ ancrion, dunkio' llllll be dnello t ilikt: diem. mwinoe, four lal:gc mtlaln my opiniou, with the able ""'ions, ~ying vol. 'lltitude that polioe marshal leybali, oom bole. J-oo- 3 , .lola .- . he dues!! 't occd basl<dhall, and tOuch footto be 'Ill offioec of tbe law. ball. . ~ Mfl zy Many oonoessions wee • hr 'lvail.able aad music '""* -= . . .. S~pporting the National Day of Prayer .The Ohio Valley Christian School (OVCS) of Gallipolis, oombined . elementary and high school band, supported the Pomeroy National Day of Prayer service on May 1. Roger Williams, the sch()91's band director, 01g3nized the oommunity S8IVice project In .conjunction with Brenda Barnhart, the principal of Mid Valley Christian School in Middleport, who led the local program and invited the OVCS band. The band set op on the street in front of the historic Pomeroy CourthoUSE! In .be'-1 prayers offered by local leaders, · the band played several arrangementS, two notable ones being, "The Navy Hymn" and "Alleluia.• llriWI J. AULtlJIS4_1t against a crystal blue sky, this utility worker in . Middleport appeared to be working higher up than he really was. The building in the background is the former Middleport Department Store. · . . Local Briefs . tion cHoi.c I mmumza POMEROY - The Meigs County Health .Department by Rockin • provided Reggie. Students and st'lff did not only walk during the relay but a (ew decided . to ride bikes as well. Everyone had a great time and $3,620 was raised to give to the American Cancec Society. The success of this event oould not have happened witllout the generous oontributions of varioos individuals and businesses. 1be day was wonderful, evc:ryooe had a great time, and tbe purpose of this day was most wOithy. J ..,.. 'llllaJro, II L.er __........ u · · - ... ,._ iflwl •• 111111 IUif, o.r sa:essm, = wu M• K,. Sdmrl Just do · by people trying to get gas or wben people are butt or even killed. We tbe people can and must put a stop to this before it happens. The pres. ident can frceu gas prices. Con,gress can pass laws on just how high the prices can · and will go up but ouly when we the ·people get fed .up liBd stand united and demand that they do something. We have enough gas · and qil right here in Ainerica to last us a very long time. . 1be oil · don't want to use~se they ouldn w · ' t make 'IS much as they do from overseas suppliers such as the OPEC oompanies. We must do ~now. We must tell our next ~si<bu this. This goes fQr COIIgress also. If we do not stop d!is, ~ gas prices will 0.. F+-: indeed oootinue to . go up The prioe of gas goes liJl { aild up until they _, too f'lf and up and yet we the peo- away for. most of us to he pie are still willing to pay for it. When will it stop 'I Wia! gas prices bit $5 or 56 per gallon? <K when there are riots at gas stations Submitted photo · ' <.. I • Southern ro (l'.,.a-.21. . . ,; TO THE EDITOR Ill Submitted photo CHES'J'ER - Nara Hanman of Chester is' m'cu~rating from recent surgery at the Pleasant Valley Rehabilitation Center. Cmls may be sent to her there Room 480A; 1200 Sand HiU Road, Point·Pleasant, W.VI. 25550. LETTE~.S I our Recuperating :McCowen is 83. ·Spottscaster ·Brent Mus~er is , o69.Counttymusic~ Gates N'JChols (Confederate Railroad) .:is 64. ~~ . Stevie Ni.cts ·is 60. Actress Pam Grier is 59. :Actor flliiip Michael Thomas is 59. Coontcy ~er Hank w.mams Jr. is 59. Former astronaut Sall~ K. Ride ·is 57. ~s ~ Cqlin is 51 . Country S1113U'-songwriter l>ave Robbins (Birilfawk) is 49. AmssGeoie fl311Cis is · :-t6. C<>metfian Bobcat Goldlhwait is 46. Singer Lenny «ravitz is 44. Actren .Heleaa Bonlwn Cider is 42. Root •J;DUsician Phillip~ is 40. Actor Joseph F'Ie81les is 38. · Actor-~-wnter Matt Stone is 31. Contemporary Christaan musician .Nathan Cocbrm is 30. · · Thought for Today: "Show me the man who has enjoled bis school d'lys and I wDI sbow you a bully and a~.' 'Robert Morley, British.acttJr (1908-1992). aur.- -.. r---~--.::------ donation app~iated but not required. ·~isYPhus mylnJ · : Five years ago: Angering twd-liners, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared in a speech ·to 'his I Jkud. · :Patty that he was .determined to ~aell a peace deal aodieDd . :36 JC!IO,olrule ove.rthe P.stinians, Anairplaae ~ , ;~pantsb ~~·.::pel'S returning from Afgbafti!dll!! cnshed .m Tlaey, blhn,g all 75 ~le aboard. . · ·. : One year ago: Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, U.S. · ;Ambassador Ryan Crocker and Amerian Cmdr. Gen. David l!etraeus flew to Iraq's blis~ w.esuin desen in a rare jOOlt <9UiiDI; to hiahlight gains there lD the tight 1pinst insurgents. := Today's Binhdays:.Actor James Arness 1s 85. Actor Alec Reader Services Helping out I will bold a childhood immuliization clinic from 9-11 am. · and 1-3 p.m. tomorrow. Bring' child' s shot records. A $7 . The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel • Page As Barbara McKee. left, a .cook lor O'Bie~~MS Memorial Hospital's nutrition services, presents a basket of household necessities 10 Cathy Collier, O'Bieness' patient 8IQOOUilting biling derk, lor her son Scott Ford, who was ~ in fighting in Af!llanistan recei111Y- Ford 8U8tiWied serious injuries, and has been hospital- ,. ized at Walter Reed Medical Centel; in Washington, D.C. lor skin grafting and other procedures. Collier iS traveling to ~~.IIi Washington O.C. this weekend r;; · to help her son Rllocate to an apartment wheAl he will continue his recovety with outpaliel)t thelapy. O'Bieness nutrition services Staff donat~ the basket items. June has been designated~ Anned Troops" month at O'Bteness. The project wil support collecting items to fill boxes to send to militil.ry members in July. ~. ·Nimitz oil Flori.da. .u.m www.mydailysentinel.com .· In 1972, l'iesident f11ixon and SoViet leader Leonid Brczlmev signed the Anti-Ballistk; Missile Treaty in :Moscow. (The U.S. wilhdR:w .liom the treaty in 2002.) : In 1981, 14 f:le!!Ple were lciDed when a Marine jet :a:ashed onto the flight deck of tbe airCraft carrier USS : · Letters Monday, May 26, 2008 able to pay for it. Do some- . thing about it and do something now. Dllwid FAIWM'ds I'G •.1 ' school with funds from the Meigs ESC . . Debbie Allen, Mindy Patterson were hired as fnilio Page At aides for summer school at Deem ·~xplained this pro- $10 per hour not to exceed gram of- self-funded insur- $600. Funds will be paid ance serviqg 47 school dis- from various federal protrict 'lllows ·his district to gram sources. control health care costs. Lauoa Teaford, Evelyn The OME-RESA health Stanley were also hired as benefits plan enables eligi- summer school aides at ble members like Southern $10 per hour not to ellceed to provide individually $600 with funds from the designed benefit programs . Meigs ESC. to their employees while Kim Sampson, Melissa ·being able to have the cost- Reedy were hired as bus saving advantages of .group drivers for SUIDlllef school purchasing through a large at $12 per hour, not to consortium. At least 50 per- exceed $525 with funds cent of Southern's pay rate from the PBA. into the prograni fund · is The following supplemenbased on staff perfonnance tal eontr.icts were approved and thanks to weUness pro- for the 2008..()9 season: grams in the district, Deem Richard Cooksey, cross said the staff has been able country, $1 ,922.96, Ann to keep those rates low, Ohlinger, national hooor using only 60 percent of society, $420.32, lead mentheir available benefits. tor, $1,050.80, Don Dudding, The board also heard district website,$1,500dividfrom a representative of the ~ into three payments of Jackson County (W.Va.) $500 paid by trimestet, Eoho Black Bears semi-pro foot - newspaper. $361.48, Junie balf tearit. The team current- Maynard. safety coordinator,. Iy pmctices and plays on the $2,311 .76. · ·high school field in Ripley, The board approved a W.Va. but asked to use contract with Poynter's Best Southern High School's Products for new copiers, field for around five home copier supplies and mainte-games this summer. Deem nance agreements for a cost i aid the team would pay for · of $991.99 per month for theiJ expenses, including the copies and supplies, and 'referees and insurance but one-cent per paper copy for the giunes would give ~ocal the maintenance agreement, booster groups a· chance to effective July I. make eKtra money selling ~ board entered into a 'COncessions. The board oonti-act with McOuire and approved an agreement Associates coocerning the between the district and the fedcal Grant to Reduce learn for it to use the field Alcohol Abuse in the · during the 2008 season. . amount of $9,999. This · The bOard hired the fol- agt • nt voids Cbe ~­ lowing teachers for summer. n'll. agreement w1th 'School (May 27-June 6 ) at a McGuire and Associates. rate of $23 per hour not to · 1be board approved the exceed $ 1,200: Vicki Hill, elementary handbooks as Donna Sayre, Patty Struble, presented by Southern :Jenny Manuel. Meg Elemental)' Principal Guinther, Carolyn Shawn Bush. Robinson, Chri sty Essick, The 'b oard also IliOOB· Rachel Hupp, Rashel Yates, nized the Racine Area Tad Albano, Autumn Lisle, · Community Organization Alan Crisp, Beth Bay, Lori for its continued efforts in Hill. These funds will be providing sobol'lnbips for ~lied by various federal Southern Higb School program sources. seniors. Misty Rogers was hired 1be next JnC't'J:ing will be at $2.3 per hour not to held at 8 p.m.. June 23 in exceed S 1.200 for summer the high school media IOOIIL Cuinill Admirals fmntPageAl attacked ,. Japanese midget submarine as it attempted to into the ha!bor. "'uteroridge reported the action and the sinking of the submarine before the attack by Japan. In 2005, the submarine was found and the shell boles in the tower .confirmed as re . · "During Wotid War [1, he went on to command U.S.S. O'Brien. which serVed in support of the Normandy DDay landings on the beach~:s and at the . port of Chetbourg and served in the Pacific Theater during island invasions leading up to the Japanese islands and the.endof the war. · "He later commanded lhe auiser, U.S.S. LOs Angeles. Rear Admiral Outerbridge's family home was at 499 Fisher Street. Clark "Middleport Native Rear Admiral Anhur Clark served two tours as in-country military intelligence advisor to South Vietnam military and with USMAV and was one of the last to leave in 1973.. . "He went on to serve in many leadership. roles, which transformed the ·U.S. Navy and contributed to effons which helped to win the Cold War. He was project coordinator for the Construction of California and Vll'ginia Class guided missile cruisers that introduced the world's most advanced surface · ships, with two nuclear reactors and advanoed combat systems. "DiRlctor Ship Lo ·sties for all and nuclear powered surface ships (147 ships) during a period of accelerated weapons · technology advanoements. Commander, Pu~et Sound Naval s~~ where be l.ed dev nt and implemen• ~;lip = convention~ llriWIJ. 11\11...,_ Margaret Parker, director of the Meigs County Museum; accepted commemorative di&- plays on the. lives of Rear Admirals Arthur ClarK and William Outertnidge, Middleport · · natives. ~resenting the ·large displays are the Middleport High School Historic Mark8r Comm~: Milford Hysell, Bob Delay, Mayor Michael Gerlach, Ed McComas, Bob Her.oesy .and Jane Hullman. . . (with Gold Star) and Bronze Star with Combat V. "After retirement, be served as deputy director for operatioos at the Idabo National Laboratory to develop the ·Next Generation Nuclear Plant, a high..temperat:WII gas reactor for civilian reactors designed for all types of prooess beat applications. "Rear Admiral Arthur Clark gtaduated from Middlepon High School in 1957, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1962. He served 35 years in the Navy. The family borne is at 211 South Third Ave." PfJVIn Loving~ P" Memory. "' . UOIIIJ Eblill l1Jlt/J4 - UllJIH Fred Ziegler J/3117 Bf71116 I Roben Mturley "My cAriWooii'WtiJt.tf. tuulbs~Ja~i " ll/8/51 - 11117/0fJ~ /AO't&lllisS'JOI' NIUICy !ol""ky . May SpEcial •7500 C:eraenteae with 1 letter lacladed Regul!r 5120 MEIGS MEMORY GARDENS 45065 E'lgle Ridge Rd. St. Rt. 7 PorntToy, OIUo 740-992-7440 ' in._Ssf _._ ~tJ ft G. &'TJ.;., ~ ~- . tation of first program for reactor ootiJpartment disposal of the first 28 nuclear reactors to long-term, environmentally-safe storage. He also developed safe recyde disposal of nuclear submarine and ship hulls. Director, Atlantic Fleet Maintenance. · · "During the first Gulf War, Rear Admiral Clark developed innovative maintenance processes td sustain improved and effective Naval operations, thus oontributing to success in Bosnia and the Second Gulf War. "He became the Navy' s senior engineer officer, pl•nning officer and production officer at Norfolk Naval Shipyard and lea~r · of engineering officer community. Received Navy Distinguished . Service Medal, the Legion of Merit · Ohio Valley Symphony Taking Appllcldlons SUIIei ¥ills now tor 211111-2101Nies. 1MMMI, 1110&101, 1,.,., 3121JIDI, So4DMii HUO I~lwl Elllcianc1ft a. drocMn The Maples St,.., SCJrtwor~ $ 'I , Olt (740) ....aRTS tillty Silvettleels A Realty Company"EHO .. ...._,_2nd __ 2 II t..ow . _ . . priorlly 740 992a7022 • �Bl The Daily Sentitiel .· .' ' ·.. .•". ' ~. • • Monday, May 26, .2008 · .. Charles Dill • Betty DiU Soo Thank you for the wooderful days we sbared ltogc:ther. My prayers will with you until we meet again. Love, Mom, Dad & Family . July 25, 1918/Jan. 5, 1929 May 20, 1993 - June 14,1007 Dad&Mom Though out of sight, you 'II forever be in my heart and . mind. Love Your family John B. Rideoeur . Aug. 7, 19Z8·- Morell 17, 7fJ1I ' Sept.l3,1946 - May 26,1002 Huobond & Fllher Pauline Ridenour l.ocAL SCHEDULE "fiOMERO'tft11b .-C~S.Lt.e 21sns - 411012001 ..... 'lnlm ..... Met Bdl. CCIU1tiM.. JuneS.I916-April ;~ Husballd Jan. 31.1912- Sept. 26,2006 Your oourage and bravery slill inspire us all, and the memoey of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Love Marilynn, Roberta, Sl!llha and Families Opal WJrkham Nov.29, 1913- 0ct.ll,2006 'I1Wik you for the wondlllful . ichool-----..,.. . -- Eighthi'ear Eastern ba'seball coach Brian Bowen, middle wearing number 10, joins his team in celebrating at home plate following Thursday's 10inning, 5-4 victory over Whiteoak in the Division IV district semifinal · at Rio Grande. Bowen and the Eagles defeated Symmes Valley Saturday in the D-IV final to A IICitledule of 'JS :a ting Wttt:• ' .ltl Nglonolo at - · - · No!to~Sc:ho01,4p.m. ~ttime. Though out of·sight, you'll forever be in my heart and millll. Love C~am~ce ct Rosa Lee Love . Vuginia Ne!Joo May God's angels guide , you and protect you ;:.· ,J._. days we shared together. My .prayers will be with you until we meet again. . . n.a·• ._.,., '. !Jij . I t1W1 ( - Alld), - ~---· 2p.m. CI II I t1W1 ( - . Alld). ---~· . \.11 Sjl.m. ~r ;£::.:: at '.'. . "'** -· Love, Jason, Jared, Roberta & Families - - Bva•• II f\lgionaJI 4 p.m. ;·, r;; ,....._. P' ~~ X • a IMP - 101- ot LIE r r H?g?o ~ Flold), 2 'p.m. 1'tuodroy - - --' 1l'loP<-A---- -' . wv ... n n·raum e rt VI. Roglon ?11 ....,..... Ill Cl•"'*"•· 7:30p.m. (Ciuo .V.) -~PI ' advance to the 'OMr:on iogloo. .. -·-· Norll HiQIIlPPSdoool, 4 p.m. ~· ~· totJ/66- Octobor I, 1'166 - Octola 7, 2006 :oon.Jd E. Yost Jr. JOn.u~i ·: WY .... 8 . 6116n8- 411.312000 3120/59 - 4/IS-01 Son H~ Your cow:age and bmvery .still inspire us all, and the memory of JOur smile fills us with joy and laughter. days may come ind the times we shnd always remain. ' Love Brillni Rose Heasley Husband for S4 yn. Your courage and bravery slill inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills ' us with joy and laughter. days may come and the times we shared always remain. Love Evelyn E. Holloo · Love Larry & Unda Hudson Pop Pop, forgotten. May G9d hold I miss you & !love you. you in tbe palm,of His hand. Love Emma Love Best Friends > . lliJe •aav.s may come and tbe times we shared . bays remain. . Reger Jeffers · Pop Pop, S/14/47- 2/19tU3 I.miss you & I love you. Love Trey Lov.e Dad& Sisters · Love &Kids We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Always in our beans, Jlllli & Jordin Mycn & fanlily Lest!l" (Skeeter) ObliDgfr 07.114/1953 -<08123/2006 ·Flldlr/Modler!Brod!erlAunt Husband/Fatber/Gnndfatbcr You WeJ;C a light in our life May God's angels guide you and protect you through!)ut :that bums fiJI'Cver in our hearts. We miss you and love you always; · Tam lllld JIIICI time. . Love Carolyn Ohlinger&: family • 1Mss Nov.3. 1984,Sept. 4. 2006 Soll.t lllothcr 11ie dayli ·we abamd were rw«t.lloa& to toe ~011 again in G00'1 beaYenly glory. Love. Mom. Don. George, Forever mi•sed,.never fot:gOttea. May~ ho1d you in ·!he palm II. His . bi!MJ. Love, Angela,JC86 & Dustin •,. tmz reliever Kyle Gordon struck .-~lpi.TBA SPORTs.MYD.II?.YS£NTINELCOM out a combined dozen batters and allowed just · nine • LUCASVILLE - Here baserunners total - none of Kaltne capitalizes we go again: . which made it past second Eastern baseball captured base. ~n ·Stewart sUp to its third consecutive district The Green and White title and subsequently Coca-Col& 600 increased their advantage to . earned its third straight five with a nm in the third, regional ·be!th on then added a pair of insur:: coNCORD, N.C. (AP) Saturday afternoon during a ance runs in ·the sixth to :.- Touy Stewart suffered 7-0 shutout win over third- wrap up the seved-nm deciIlls .second heartbreaking seeded Symmes Valley dur- sion. The triumph also defeat of the season Sunday ing the Division IV district allowed the Eagles to move ilight when .a flat tire late in championship contest held on to their fourth regional the Qx:a.Cola 600 l)anded ' at Lucasville Valley High semifinal over the last seven JWey K.ahne the victory in School. springs. NASCAR's longest race of The top--seeded Eagles Eastern - . which has ltJe year. . ( 14-11 ) pounded out lO hits never won a regional game · Stewart, who lost the seaand established a +0 advan- will take on Berlin ~-opening Daytona ~ Hiland · this Thursday at tage through . o ne inning· of When he was passed on the play en roure to the wire-toBeavers Field in I aocaster lpt lap by Ryan Newman, wire victory. EHS also sur- at 2 p.nL Hiland (23-3) elimbad t;6e tire go flat with rendered just four bib to the in• the &gles last year in J)lree . _ ~ lf.O. He was visitin¥ Vt.kings (17-3) over the regiooal semis with a nolliroe<f'"TT" i»'l. allowing Eastern starter Titus Ple~ce del. i lllers a pitch (luring seven :nnings, as the duo of hitter that ended ·in a W lC.IIme to zip past him for starter Titus Pierce and decision. Thursday's (is1J'Jct .semifinal against Whiteoak. she victory. •: SteWIIIt has yet to win the lrlo in 10 cape« lries, an Prep Track and Aetd- 'Division U districts ilooizing suetcb for a for)Ber.open-wheet driver who tw up dreamtng of an ~ianl!J?Oli& 500 victory. With hts focus now on BY 8J 1M W relay and I :44.1 in the 800m JQ'ASCAR, he 'II settle for ~s.MYD.'JLYTIIIBUNE.COM relay. any sort of Memorial Day Geiger also won the long weekend win. OAK HHL Unlucky? jump (17 feet, 11.5 inches) ' He wound up a frustrating like unprecedented. and the I OOm dash (12.4 More 18th and stormed into his The Gallia Academy girls seconds)~ while Jackson also hauler without .comment as and field team scored a captured first in · both the track Kalme celebrated in Victory Lane for the secQnd con&ee- school-best 171.5 points en 400m (I :05.5) and 200m utive week.. Kahne became route to winning its 13th (27 .I ·seconds) dashes. the first driver since Jimmie consecutive district champi- Close also won the 300m JohnSon in 2003 to win both onship Saturday afternoon hurdles with a time of 48.5 the All-Star race and the at the 2008 Division U f:nals seconds, while Lauren 600 in this eight days of rac- held at E. E. Davis Stadium Adkins had the fmal chaming at Lowe's Motor on the campus of Oak Hill pionshiJ? in the 3200m run High School. with a tllne of II :41 .9. Speedway. The Blile Angels - the The Angels had seven runStewart's failure was par reigning two-time Division ner-up efforts, includin¥ six for the course in this race of n state runner-ups soored in mdividual competitions. attrition. Most of the heavytwice as many points as any Close was second in the wei.pts dropped out of conICntlon dwing an event that of the other 13 teams lOOm hurdles (15.7 secinvolved in the two--day onds), while Logan had a ~ in the !are afternoon, competition. The Blue and pair of runner-ups in both c:ilded in the evening and advanced a total the 400m (I :05.5) and 200m White also RquireS both intense mental focus and luck to make it to of nine girls to regionals in (27 .I seconds) dashes. 19 different events white Adkins was also second in the finish. capturing championships in the 1600m run with a time · Dale Ellmhardt Jr., Johnson, Brian Vicken and eight of the 17 contests held. , of 5:20.8. Though the Angels cleady Samantha Barnes was runI<un Busch all led laps but the show beating ner·up for GAHS in the stole had parts failures or .tire runner-up Athens '(85) by 800m run (2:~.2), as was issues that- prevented them 86.~ ream points - they teammate Alii~ Troester m ftom winning. were not the only ()11; n the shot put .With a heave of ~. Greg Biflle finished secValley Publilbing progJ'lllll. 32 feet, 2.5 mches. lind 10 Kabne for the second . to reJianal qualifiers. The 4!'800m relay quartet liraiaht week and Busch. Thehave top-foUr p1aom in eacb of Adkins, Barnes, Genna fJ;e S'print Cup Series points , ~ and winner of event_ both boys and girls Baker and Lee Ann move 011 to B ViJ.le · Townsend was also second $&tu.rday night's -MeadoWbrooklfiib~ (1~:17.8) for the Angels, ~ltionwide Series ~. fin- fOiire ·ona~s while the Lady _ Marau~ Kbed third despite two ba\~ _ ·whicll finished - .Wolfe_. Adnan Bolin! ~ chan,ges over the course fifth with tam ·w _ Elll!lY Fields and Pa~ M .theraoe. .51. . P'll. v~ ~ were runner-up :n :.kif Gordon was fourth also q•!•lified 1I1IIC .lid& to the 4d OOm relay with a llbd was followed .by the regional meet, but !bole lime of 53.3 seconds. Barnes qualified in the ~Jeff Burton. Matt nine will be "'""1.,..!'\1 in Elliott Sadler, Carl o~y seven competlti~s. long jump as well, finishing which third with leap of 16 feet, and · David River Valley . placed lith With 21 ·t am 4.5 incbes. Townsend was ••tmiOO. :· IC.ablle led 65 laps, but marters - had OD!y four also third for Gallia r8rfeit.,d the Jr.ad to Stewart girls advanoc: in ooe relay Academy in the mile with a Wi1h 16 laps 10 go. when event. Neither the Lady time of 5:44.9. MHS also ' k+ne had to .top for gas. MaraudeR nor the I Niy bad a 'of third-place fin5tewlllt stopped for gas Raiders capiUred an individ- idles from Bolin (16.6 seclila-, but had ·a shorter fill- ual event title during the ODds) in the 1OOm hurdles competition. aod Melissa Grueser (91 tt!t~cled himb~ in~ . two-day Amoogst the eight GAHS feet, · 1o inches) in the dis•• siew.ut was then cruising clwnpionships, two came cus. Troester (91 feet. 7 inchhis first win of the from relay squads in 1he and 4l200m es) and Townsend (12:21.6) when he smacked .(x!OOm ct1e ) wall, causing his tire to events. tbe quartet of Brea were respca:ively fourth in F and forcing him to Qose, Tonia Logan, Kara the diseUs Pllld 3200m run, IICboa and Alexis Geiger while Wolfe had a pair of )cad to 1he pits. •: Kabne zipped by for the posted winning times ~r • •• 49.8 seOOnds in the 400m " . 1 . . . " 'ls.ID <lfiO . •..-: ., S'DIA' Rlroicr • emona Day • The hosts struck first blood in the bottom of the first, plating f{)ur runs on . four hits and a walk. Gordon led {)If the frame with a single and later scored on an RBI double by Derek Griffin, making it a 1-{) contest. Zach Hendrix followed with a one-out. walk !O put two on, then Pterce smgled to load the bases. Andrew Benedum grounded out in .the next atbat, but Grift"rn came around to score for a 2-0 edge. Hendrix and Pierce both scored one batter later thanks to a two-RBI double from Ben Bucldey for a W lead through one complete. Then in the bottom of .the thin1, EHS .added to its lead with a IUl1 on two_watks.lllld a hit. Pierce started the rally '1..•-b&fn B2 Angels dominant at districts; ·Meigs advances 13 to regionals 4114191-l01.W7 Husband Huaband forever mjsKd,.never Jallafb!MI!ey 10/13/54- 1/12-m 3/1711939· 312212008 Hllllho!ld ' 27 T-aauaiu• Jrin . Yost U/1611923- -WI/91 at BWII'IIIIe ' ~MA. N. and Love 10/13/54 -111m 2 M 11 h • ...,.,... H!gh Sdoool. 11:30 Lm. Mother days may come and the times we shared always remain . , ,. Otviaion II ~ Lori Lynn Henstey .:-M.R • 3 Ul6 M.ldiMNaidL ....., . "' •U:.IIIIII!Il99l .W.E.IIilleiD916 Mae E. McPai; 1997 1.-.F.Fanl :.7 G.elllllMtfer.... Ona Joa,Marlyll, Mike 41' 71 2 regionals for the third consecutiVe year. I. 'e.-.:ank a P _ l l • t »want a.oa o. • • ABOVEMeigs' Crockett Crow, fight, takes the baton from Cornelius English during the 41QOO.meter relay event at the Division II dist{ict track' and · field championships at Oak Hill High School. LEFT - Meigs ' Melissa Grue10er. right, releases a throw In the shot put event held Thursday at the Division II district track and f.eid championships at Oak Hill High School ~ �Bl The Daily Sentitiel .· .' ' ·.. .•". ' ~. • • Monday, May 26, .2008 · .. Charles Dill • Betty DiU Soo Thank you for the wooderful days we sbared ltogc:ther. My prayers will with you until we meet again. Love, Mom, Dad & Family . July 25, 1918/Jan. 5, 1929 May 20, 1993 - June 14,1007 Dad&Mom Though out of sight, you 'II forever be in my heart and . mind. Love Your family John B. Rideoeur . Aug. 7, 19Z8·- Morell 17, 7fJ1I ' Sept.l3,1946 - May 26,1002 Huobond & Fllher Pauline Ridenour l.ocAL SCHEDULE "fiOMERO'tft11b .-C~S.Lt.e 21sns - 411012001 ..... 'lnlm ..... Met Bdl. CCIU1tiM.. JuneS.I916-April ;~ Husballd Jan. 31.1912- Sept. 26,2006 Your oourage and bravery slill inspire us all, and the memoey of your smile fills us with joy and laughter. Love Marilynn, Roberta, Sl!llha and Families Opal WJrkham Nov.29, 1913- 0ct.ll,2006 'I1Wik you for the wondlllful . ichool-----..,.. . -- Eighthi'ear Eastern ba'seball coach Brian Bowen, middle wearing number 10, joins his team in celebrating at home plate following Thursday's 10inning, 5-4 victory over Whiteoak in the Division IV district semifinal · at Rio Grande. Bowen and the Eagles defeated Symmes Valley Saturday in the D-IV final to A IICitledule of 'JS :a ting Wttt:• ' .ltl Nglonolo at - · - · No!to~Sc:ho01,4p.m. ~ttime. Though out of·sight, you'll forever be in my heart and millll. Love C~am~ce ct Rosa Lee Love . Vuginia Ne!Joo May God's angels guide , you and protect you ;:.· ,J._. days we shared together. My .prayers will be with you until we meet again. . . n.a·• ._.,., '. !Jij . I t1W1 ( - Alld), - ~---· 2p.m. CI II I t1W1 ( - . Alld). ---~· . \.11 Sjl.m. ~r ;£::.:: at '.'. . "'** -· Love, Jason, Jared, Roberta & Families - - Bva•• II f\lgionaJI 4 p.m. ;·, r;; ,....._. P' ~~ X • a IMP - 101- ot LIE r r H?g?o ~ Flold), 2 'p.m. 1'tuodroy - - --' 1l'loP<-A---- -' . wv ... n n·raum e rt VI. Roglon ?11 ....,..... Ill Cl•"'*"•· 7:30p.m. (Ciuo .V.) -~PI ' advance to the 'OMr:on iogloo. .. -·-· Norll HiQIIlPPSdoool, 4 p.m. ~· ~· totJ/66- Octobor I, 1'166 - Octola 7, 2006 :oon.Jd E. Yost Jr. JOn.u~i ·: WY .... 8 . 6116n8- 411.312000 3120/59 - 4/IS-01 Son H~ Your cow:age and bmvery .still inspire us all, and the memory of JOur smile fills us with joy and laughter. days may come ind the times we shnd always remain. ' Love Brillni Rose Heasley Husband for S4 yn. Your courage and bravery slill inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills ' us with joy and laughter. days may come and the times we shared always remain. Love Evelyn E. Holloo · Love Larry & Unda Hudson Pop Pop, forgotten. May G9d hold I miss you & !love you. you in tbe palm,of His hand. Love Emma Love Best Friends > . lliJe •aav.s may come and tbe times we shared . bays remain. . Reger Jeffers · Pop Pop, S/14/47- 2/19tU3 I.miss you & I love you. Love Trey Lov.e Dad& Sisters · Love &Kids We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Always in our beans, Jlllli & Jordin Mycn & fanlily Lest!l" (Skeeter) ObliDgfr 07.114/1953 -<08123/2006 ·Flldlr/Modler!Brod!erlAunt Husband/Fatber/Gnndfatbcr You WeJ;C a light in our life May God's angels guide you and protect you through!)ut :that bums fiJI'Cver in our hearts. We miss you and love you always; · Tam lllld JIIICI time. . Love Carolyn Ohlinger&: family • 1Mss Nov.3. 1984,Sept. 4. 2006 Soll.t lllothcr 11ie dayli ·we abamd were rw«t.lloa& to toe ~011 again in G00'1 beaYenly glory. Love. Mom. Don. George, Forever mi•sed,.never fot:gOttea. May~ ho1d you in ·!he palm II. His . bi!MJ. Love, Angela,JC86 & Dustin •,. tmz reliever Kyle Gordon struck .-~lpi.TBA SPORTs.MYD.II?.YS£NTINELCOM out a combined dozen batters and allowed just · nine • LUCASVILLE - Here baserunners total - none of Kaltne capitalizes we go again: . which made it past second Eastern baseball captured base. ~n ·Stewart sUp to its third consecutive district The Green and White title and subsequently Coca-Col& 600 increased their advantage to . earned its third straight five with a nm in the third, regional ·be!th on then added a pair of insur:: coNCORD, N.C. (AP) Saturday afternoon during a ance runs in ·the sixth to :.- Touy Stewart suffered 7-0 shutout win over third- wrap up the seved-nm deciIlls .second heartbreaking seeded Symmes Valley dur- sion. The triumph also defeat of the season Sunday ing the Division IV district allowed the Eagles to move ilight when .a flat tire late in championship contest held on to their fourth regional the Qx:a.Cola 600 l)anded ' at Lucasville Valley High semifinal over the last seven JWey K.ahne the victory in School. springs. NASCAR's longest race of The top--seeded Eagles Eastern - . which has ltJe year. . ( 14-11 ) pounded out lO hits never won a regional game · Stewart, who lost the seaand established a +0 advan- will take on Berlin ~-opening Daytona ~ Hiland · this Thursday at tage through . o ne inning· of When he was passed on the play en roure to the wire-toBeavers Field in I aocaster lpt lap by Ryan Newman, wire victory. EHS also sur- at 2 p.nL Hiland (23-3) elimbad t;6e tire go flat with rendered just four bib to the in• the &gles last year in J)lree . _ ~ lf.O. He was visitin¥ Vt.kings (17-3) over the regiooal semis with a nolliroe<f'"TT" i»'l. allowing Eastern starter Titus Ple~ce del. i lllers a pitch (luring seven :nnings, as the duo of hitter that ended ·in a W lC.IIme to zip past him for starter Titus Pierce and decision. Thursday's (is1J'Jct .semifinal against Whiteoak. she victory. •: SteWIIIt has yet to win the lrlo in 10 cape« lries, an Prep Track and Aetd- 'Division U districts ilooizing suetcb for a for)Ber.open-wheet driver who tw up dreamtng of an ~ianl!J?Oli& 500 victory. With hts focus now on BY 8J 1M W relay and I :44.1 in the 800m JQ'ASCAR, he 'II settle for ~s.MYD.'JLYTIIIBUNE.COM relay. any sort of Memorial Day Geiger also won the long weekend win. OAK HHL Unlucky? jump (17 feet, 11.5 inches) ' He wound up a frustrating like unprecedented. and the I OOm dash (12.4 More 18th and stormed into his The Gallia Academy girls seconds)~ while Jackson also hauler without .comment as and field team scored a captured first in · both the track Kalme celebrated in Victory Lane for the secQnd con&ee- school-best 171.5 points en 400m (I :05.5) and 200m utive week.. Kahne became route to winning its 13th (27 .I ·seconds) dashes. the first driver since Jimmie consecutive district champi- Close also won the 300m JohnSon in 2003 to win both onship Saturday afternoon hurdles with a time of 48.5 the All-Star race and the at the 2008 Division U f:nals seconds, while Lauren 600 in this eight days of rac- held at E. E. Davis Stadium Adkins had the fmal chaming at Lowe's Motor on the campus of Oak Hill pionshiJ? in the 3200m run High School. with a tllne of II :41 .9. Speedway. The Blile Angels - the The Angels had seven runStewart's failure was par reigning two-time Division ner-up efforts, includin¥ six for the course in this race of n state runner-ups soored in mdividual competitions. attrition. Most of the heavytwice as many points as any Close was second in the wei.pts dropped out of conICntlon dwing an event that of the other 13 teams lOOm hurdles (15.7 secinvolved in the two--day onds), while Logan had a ~ in the !are afternoon, competition. The Blue and pair of runner-ups in both c:ilded in the evening and advanced a total the 400m (I :05.5) and 200m White also RquireS both intense mental focus and luck to make it to of nine girls to regionals in (27 .I seconds) dashes. 19 different events white Adkins was also second in the finish. capturing championships in the 1600m run with a time · Dale Ellmhardt Jr., Johnson, Brian Vicken and eight of the 17 contests held. , of 5:20.8. Though the Angels cleady Samantha Barnes was runI<un Busch all led laps but the show beating ner·up for GAHS in the stole had parts failures or .tire runner-up Athens '(85) by 800m run (2:~.2), as was issues that- prevented them 86.~ ream points - they teammate Alii~ Troester m ftom winning. were not the only ()11; n the shot put .With a heave of ~. Greg Biflle finished secValley Publilbing progJ'lllll. 32 feet, 2.5 mches. lind 10 Kabne for the second . to reJianal qualifiers. The 4!'800m relay quartet liraiaht week and Busch. Thehave top-foUr p1aom in eacb of Adkins, Barnes, Genna fJ;e S'print Cup Series points , ~ and winner of event_ both boys and girls Baker and Lee Ann move 011 to B ViJ.le · Townsend was also second $&tu.rday night's -MeadoWbrooklfiib~ (1~:17.8) for the Angels, ~ltionwide Series ~. fin- fOiire ·ona~s while the Lady _ Marau~ Kbed third despite two ba\~ _ ·whicll finished - .Wolfe_. Adnan Bolin! ~ chan,ges over the course fifth with tam ·w _ Elll!lY Fields and Pa~ M .theraoe. .51. . P'll. v~ ~ were runner-up :n :.kif Gordon was fourth also q•!•lified 1I1IIC .lid& to the 4d OOm relay with a llbd was followed .by the regional meet, but !bole lime of 53.3 seconds. Barnes qualified in the ~Jeff Burton. Matt nine will be "'""1.,..!'\1 in Elliott Sadler, Carl o~y seven competlti~s. long jump as well, finishing which third with leap of 16 feet, and · David River Valley . placed lith With 21 ·t am 4.5 incbes. Townsend was ••tmiOO. :· IC.ablle led 65 laps, but marters - had OD!y four also third for Gallia r8rfeit.,d the Jr.ad to Stewart girls advanoc: in ooe relay Academy in the mile with a Wi1h 16 laps 10 go. when event. Neither the Lady time of 5:44.9. MHS also ' k+ne had to .top for gas. MaraudeR nor the I Niy bad a 'of third-place fin5tewlllt stopped for gas Raiders capiUred an individ- idles from Bolin (16.6 seclila-, but had ·a shorter fill- ual event title during the ODds) in the 1OOm hurdles competition. aod Melissa Grueser (91 tt!t~cled himb~ in~ . two-day Amoogst the eight GAHS feet, · 1o inches) in the dis•• siew.ut was then cruising clwnpionships, two came cus. Troester (91 feet. 7 inchhis first win of the from relay squads in 1he and 4l200m es) and Townsend (12:21.6) when he smacked .(x!OOm ct1e ) wall, causing his tire to events. tbe quartet of Brea were respca:ively fourth in F and forcing him to Qose, Tonia Logan, Kara the diseUs Pllld 3200m run, IICboa and Alexis Geiger while Wolfe had a pair of )cad to 1he pits. •: Kabne zipped by for the posted winning times ~r • •• 49.8 seOOnds in the 400m " . 1 . . . " 'ls.ID <lfiO . •..-: ., S'DIA' Rlroicr • emona Day • The hosts struck first blood in the bottom of the first, plating f{)ur runs on . four hits and a walk. Gordon led {)If the frame with a single and later scored on an RBI double by Derek Griffin, making it a 1-{) contest. Zach Hendrix followed with a one-out. walk !O put two on, then Pterce smgled to load the bases. Andrew Benedum grounded out in .the next atbat, but Grift"rn came around to score for a 2-0 edge. Hendrix and Pierce both scored one batter later thanks to a two-RBI double from Ben Bucldey for a W lead through one complete. Then in the bottom of .the thin1, EHS .added to its lead with a IUl1 on two_watks.lllld a hit. Pierce started the rally '1..•-b&fn B2 Angels dominant at districts; ·Meigs advances 13 to regionals 4114191-l01.W7 Husband Huaband forever mjsKd,.never Jallafb!MI!ey 10/13/54- 1/12-m 3/1711939· 312212008 Hllllho!ld ' 27 T-aauaiu• Jrin . Yost U/1611923- -WI/91 at BWII'IIIIe ' ~MA. N. and Love 10/13/54 -111m 2 M 11 h • ...,.,... H!gh Sdoool. 11:30 Lm. Mother days may come and the times we shared always remain . , ,. Otviaion II ~ Lori Lynn Henstey .:-M.R • 3 Ul6 M.ldiMNaidL ....., . "' •U:.IIIIII!Il99l .W.E.IIilleiD916 Mae E. McPai; 1997 1.-.F.Fanl :.7 G.elllllMtfer.... Ona Joa,Marlyll, Mike 41' 71 2 regionals for the third consecutiVe year. I. 'e.-.:ank a P _ l l • t »want a.oa o. • • ABOVEMeigs' Crockett Crow, fight, takes the baton from Cornelius English during the 41QOO.meter relay event at the Division II dist{ict track' and · field championships at Oak Hill High School. LEFT - Meigs ' Melissa Grue10er. right, releases a throw In the shot put event held Thursday at the Division II district track and f.eid championships at Oak Hill High School ~ �\ Monday. 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NCHS Buckley walked with two w relief - . allowed zero defeated me Tornadoes by outs to give the ho&tl two on. Tyler Keams followed runs, one ·hit, ·ODe walk llld Jtn 8-6 1QOUI!t Jut year ,e n · with an RBI single to fiCOI'e hit one batter. while Wining route . to IIAI.Ihing a1 ·~e Pierce for a .5-0 cushion . four. Robbie flowell ~ ~ J'llliiiCl'•U,p. through three f!lll frames. the lots for SVHS. TJie WIJIDC!S of Eastern also provided a , Griffin~ the Eqlell' little two-out lightninB in offense w1th three hitll, fol- Tlu.tnda~ coateau wUI y in die regional the sill th to conclude the lowed by Gordon with two meet clialnpiooship at 2 p.m. scoring, as Nick Brannon safeties . Brannon. Pierce, and Griffin provided back- Bucldey, Kearns and 'JYler ' ' ........, , , .,.... Walter 0 to-back two-out . singles . . Hendrix also added a hit (3) s l'lley 000 000 0 0• 0 (1) Eollltm 401 002 ' 710 0 Hendrix, Pierce and each to the winning cause. Benedum all followed with Powell led the Red and SVHS (17·3): R-;; Powell and COdy walks. whi ch . allowed Silver with two hits, while Bland. EHS (14-11): Thu Pierce, Kyle Gordon Brannon and G riffin to Sexton and Jeremy Hatfield (6) and Derek Gr n. score for the final seven-run followed with one safety · WP - Pierce; LP - Powell. Eagles or J Meigs fromPageBl fourth -place effons in the lOOm (13.2 seconds) and 200m (27.3 seconds) dashes. Devan Soulsby also fmished fourth in the BOOm run with a time of 2:27.1 to advance. Meigs also had its 4SOOm relay quanet of Soulsby, Morgan Lentes, Kimi Swisher and Jessica Holliday move on after fin' ishing founh with a time of 11 :10.7 ..River Valley's lone regioQal advancee came ·in tbe 4~400m relay, as Kayla Smith, Kel sey · Sands, Amanda Hager and Ashley Fitch placed founb v;ith a time of 4:26.3. GAHS is also the threeti me defending girls southeast regional champion in Divi sion ll. On the boys side of things, there were a total of II competitors from tbe combined thiee schools to move <>n to regional compe· tition. River Valley which finished 12th out of 1-6 teams with 25.6 points - had the most with five in three events, followed by Meigs (8th with 36 points) with f@ur in four events and Gallia Academy (9th with 30 points) with two in as many events. The Blue Devils, however, had the only individual event champion from those three schools as Luke Watts ""on the ,POle vault event with a he1ght of l3 feet, 6 inches. Seth Amos was also fourth in the 800m dash with a time of 2:07.8 for GAHS. The Marauders had a pair of runner-up effons from the competition, including one in the 4x200m relay. The .quanet of Jeremy Smith, Corneliu s English, Crockett Crow and Brandan Fisher were second with a · time of I :33. 3, while English also qualified individually in the 200m dash witha·time of22.7 seconds. . Also qualifying for the · Maroon and Gold was Fisher in · third during the I OOm dash ( 11.2 seconds) and Smith in fourth during the . 400m· dash with a time of 51 .9 seconds. · Zak Deel was third for · the Raiders in the shot put with a heave of 43 feet, 7 inche s, while teammate · Kody Johnson placed founh in the 300m hurdles with a time of 42.3 seconds. Johnson along with Robbie Lambert, Zach Baird and Sean Sands - · al so placed fourth in the 4x200m re lay event with a lime of I :35.9. Wheelers burg won the boys team event with 89.5 points, beating runner-up Fairland (85.2) by just under fi ve markers . The to p-eight fini shers score points on a 10-8-6-5-4-3-21 basis. · Complete results of the 2008 D-11 district championships at OHHS are availabl e on the web at www.baumspage.coin The D-11 southeast regional meet at Byesville stans this Thursday at 4 p.m. The finals will be helil on Saturday at II :30 a.m. : ~~~~~~~~·~C811740-4<16-l4l9 not~uae::fo~the:o_u_rtdoo_ro,. ~ CLASSIFIED INDEX -n--•-n. . . . .......... . . .... ......................... ...........- 4x4'e For S.le ••••. ,.................- ....._., ....•••..•. 725 •---..- - - ~~~~·;:::·;,;:::;· ....,...,.,~,~ !~ •- - ..................................... ~ Auction- FIN .............................010 & A 1M 760 AUIOP.... CCIIeC* .. - ............... ....... Aula Ropetr...__......................................... 770 Auloli for s---...., ...,.,.............. __......,.710 Bolda I Motora for ................................ 750 ---IIIUIIdlngs. . . . .... . .... . . . . 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Thl& poo11ion has ye&rl of IIICP· caring fat 44538<1 a.uutul Allis. ot Jllcbon 3 25 1o .....,. ~ HHA's lor Meigs County Board approved benefi.l$. -rty ladieo In my home. ..rvloa- Salary oono- area Call7.a.i41 13n or Applicants uot provide - - see Ohio's largest Eototoo. 52 Westwood '""""' ...;_ ~ 7'" ·5~ 2"• • m privatll&aoml~ rooms d. I "~ 7 n • •a on... from $365 to $560. ;;;~;;" eKper..,""' ~ -.- their .own transportation. available. Nutrttiau& meal lSP ay. ..,.ruwest 4~ . 740.446·2568 . Equal Contact Sheets, PO Loaldng .~ • g...r Submit letter of Interest, planning. excellent ret.r2750 Housing Opportunity This at o4>464,4 , 1aK reeume. to jobl resume , reference and a ence& phone runbefs I4Kf1 myrnidwest .2..:. . :._:.:c.·:com .:...:..._~- insti1 u1ion is an Equal oM6-39SJ or email =ical~(s) : : ~3C,oFor more Info. 740NEW 20014bf·2ba 1,700 sq Opportunity Provider and ---orescare.com . An ~ a ~ootatWhlrf~Witml ft from $399 mo. MidweSt EmpiO'Jer.. .-~ __ Cos1anzo, Superintendent, . n ~o 2750 ::....::...::._ _ _ __ 7~ EOE FIMION. "" : Athens-MeNR Educational Clean 1br. Fumished ··mymidweslhOme com · Counlide Bar and Grll now t Take Inbound Customer Service Center, 320 112 · Apartment. No Smo6dng. - n g qualified appiCOIIIS Service coJis on behel1 of Easf Main Street, Poineroy, Now 3 Bedroom homes fTOm DeposH Req uired 304-675~-~ OH 45769 . Application Major Clean. thorough or $214.36 pormonlh . lrdudes 2790 fat · ~""s. de'v<~rv & -'-- ------.,onc:t Une , _, Apply In per· Deadline: May 28 , 2008, basic Clean. Homes or many ..-..CONVENIENn.V LOCAl· aon or call 441 ·9371 to t Niglllohllt and Day shift 12:00 NOON. The AMESC O!fioe~ Cleaned "!bur Wolj sot-up. (740)385-2434 ED. AFFORDABLE! _,.and iniOI-. 3011 _..,.,. avatilble is an Equal Opportunity Caii 740-.22!12 USED HOMES Nice 3BR Townhouse apartments, 2nd Aw, 1'!~. Emplerfer!Prtwider. from $1 .900 down. Save andfor small hOuses FOR = ............ ..............................._ ....... 1311 Lnm&GitntenEqu...,._ ........................ ..., Loel- r'D I FoiJN) I. ro~ . i~room. centrala•.oashoat rL.,------.,1I biua0)'00,2orebob-1allod. 1 year old (M) gu1noo p1g w/ cage and KlCII. ~17 -------- s.w: Borrow Smart. Contact 1he · Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Office o1 Consumer AflalrsBEFOREyouf1!fi· and1firoplaoo. Additionofa nance your home or large Florida room com· ot>tain a loan. BEWARE pletely cedar ~pens onto of requests lor any larye patio & pool area. Healed in advance peymenl$ of ground poolendosed by pri· fees or insurance. Calf the vacy fencing and land· Office of , Consumer · scaped. Finished 2 car Affairs 1o11 free at 1-866- garage attached to house 278-0003 to learn w the and firiohed & heated 3 car mortgage broker or garage , unatta ched. lender is properly Excell~rt condition ready to licensed. (This is ·a p\A:Jtic move 1n. $255,000.00, Call: service announcement (740)949-2217 . i e ktttens, e wks old, 3 with RlR House for sale in ·Racine area. Appro~<. 4 acres. all profesoionally landscaped . Ranct1 style house wl1h 4 bedooou~ living room. dining room. klthen , large fam . **NGTICI:•• . 1tiA f S'f~t:f lr I Yt'MN'T (IJ'I)&)t)' 70 . ' ~ltf' I fl,161-\'f ~ry. -;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;c=--;;;;;;1 lloP.mi TO of1963 Re\a1lon wtll be al 00 Mcintyre Pari<. Sa1.6/14. - . Top Dalar • &I· Shiner house 5 . .441~ ver/golrj coins, any 10K/14K/18K gold Swwn-1 Cll, -'II dontol IIOid. pre 1835 US Cllli::h llwn. 740-7424471 currencY. proof/mint uts. 7_,Miso, V..U might <lamoodo. MTS Cc1n Shop. "'r;.;HI;;.DIIE1;;;;.;';.;11;;111;.;;11_ _., 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. 446-2842 . GivEAWAY Wanted to buy .kmk cars, • call 740.388-~. tt no (F) lab 3 yrs old, (M) eorn. . . . - . ieiWI a 1!181118ge. COllie 4 yrs old, {M) pup 1/2 can Cell Coll8tl Lab 112 Bordel' CoUie. eag 111111 . Graphics SOC for small • All eels must be pn!pllld' · • - . : Y - Alii .... A ~~ray-.!~ • IIICIIMll Cea¥1 t D I tl o • ~A 1Jrrtce • AviaN,, 9 :A 5 w Should Include T"- I - . To Help Get Response... ,_ t• Pa.-r Publlc.tton Sund•y DI..-IIIY: 1:00 . Thuncs.y tor Sund•p haYa - - - . g 1ar ct~IIOdlyl glvll•• modem """'· continuoutl IIPOf180ftld training, heal1h to-""' • • .., C'lolu • ID uae ~ on a llmled · ~ wagoo. .1 - IMC.flllYU Ext. 23117 lnouranco. m.tthlng 11tilement oontrl· bution and patd hoUdaJI. !Ming for 0 malnlonancolloborer· will1 mrechanicll, etactrical, and goodmalh-.. -ator _ . II J)Nff8fr~/ ~ • negotiable. P l_J!IO"O~I~I~I~I~•....,~..J ~OCIIfOQ.com - Regiolof 200 Main No job 10 big or to 2840. small. EJcperieoced In point· builojog-.. lncluding and palloo And COOitruCtlon 30 yun eKPe- r• ' hir· ""'· For~,., and 1nlo Ohio V*'t Home Hoallh, ""' me · •-•. ~ LPN for offioe gcMIIIIOment job inlo. cal '" .. . , . MlericanAsaoc:. ofL.IIbor1· ~- _....,. Troo lrirmlor, ctoon driving 9f 3-599-8226, 24An. omp, position. AwiY ot 1480 record..,._ ""P· koowl· eerv. Jac:bon PM. Glllllpois, or lOge Df local tree~. pre· S17.119-$28.27illr.. - · < - : - - - ; __ _ ..;..._ phone 441-1393. O<t1Jiowmoo drug 1911. EOE Hilp wanted at Oarot Home .~-lind ben- companylwago-~.O.E. Call iln>LI> f\<>"" ·7 40-992-5023 e111a ~ ~nouronce 740-446-2015 oNOTI(Eo MOBILE HOME LOT FOR • Owner pays water, sewer, trash Creek RE~11-~; 1Georges . reoomme lflat~• do ~- ,_ ~ you NOT Nice ~ ""' courrtry. OHIOVAUEY PUBLISH· NG CO · -" know.:,.!: to send m.... - 1 tllrougllho maH you how ln' " 'lgoted .tho ~:'";;;;.,.,.,';;; " '~~:;·----• ~ •r:n H>nlmonth Ad $25.000. 304-895·3929 ~ I Apartments • Washer/dryef ~ iiiii==:====;; lluiNi:ss 1 AatEAGE 3 acruo for 5ale on SandhHI •AIIoleclric- """raging !:._n~~'.:,_-. NO PHONEdNd- ~==-~;;:~ · S1. Pl. _ . ., wv 25550 CALLS -~ • w~~ PLEASE. EllmView Lms& 100 acres. Gallia Co. • 2&3 bedroom apartmems Sullabletorh0tne9ile. grest • C0n118111eai&AJC ....,..;g afl!a. • 19·230·7:3% iog, electfical, plumbing, ·r ~ H send '"""-· - resume wtth &ala requif• F&<' 740-44e-9104 or Email mants to attn: Gory Now Hiring Palnlon Send Frooman. Suparln1anden1 R"""""' CLA Boo< 9 c/o Pl. PO Boo< 201 · OH FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS j s~- -· Raco'ne Miller And Son COnatruction Ragional' s;;; District 11 740-416-7ll86 or 740-432· The '"""' Or Villi us II $5,000! Midwest 740-!128· RENT Call (740}'41· 1111 2750 mymktwest.oom lo{ apphcatiM & intormat~ 2·3 br. home in all awlianoos. garall", huge ~'Ord, pond, (304)882-3017 G) . ~;;:=:;:===~ CD HotH;J; .. I S800 month. phone -~.....,.,.. o.,..... (740)58H l530oo (740)696· 11 06 - - - - - - - - $226/mol 3 bed , 2 bath. Bank Repol (5% down. 20 HUO Homos I 3 bed. only year>, 8'llo IU'R) for liatings 117.0001 for llatings 800· 90(H;20-4~"" R027 620-41M6 • R019 - ,...,_ 1 and 2 - · - .. ~roomndApR"~~~~ge -nor a ,_ _ .,.... .., . Mi-.,ort , from $327 to · $5112. 740-992·506<1. " -1 Houe<ng 0ppor1un1ty �\ Monday. May 26, 2008 Page B2 • The Daily Seittinel www.•mydallysentinel.com www.mydallysentlnel.com Monday, May 26, 2008 • t!trtbune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED • Websiles: www.mydailytribune.com E-mail class~ied 0 www.mydailysentinel.com . mydailytribune.com www.mydailyregister.com QI:ribune Sentinel ·Ca~;:...-:v... {7!91To~!:~!42 (7!~~ro992!~56 l\egt~ter To Place (304) 675-1333 Or r=u: To (3041675-5234 /}eatl/1ir~ YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD ..,.,.,,..,... How you can have borders and Qraphics ~ added to your classified ads {.~ Jm Borders$3.00/perad ~ 1.:00 p.m. ln. .rtlon Monday thru . Friday 1:DO p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m flOW Kimi sWistrer- 4xSOOm retay Jeremy Smith- 400m dash . '· • IS!I!fLM AR .~ MasOn Metts -discus ' X~ . . . . .....,-. ,., , _ _ thorlgh11Didlt, rojw:t or -1111' Enool r~ ANNou«lMiNrs .. ........................ _..... ........ .................. 7.- - l)lt,.,a., · Ill an h $1 .00 for larqe * ,.._, POUCES: Ohio V..., ,.....,_ . - . . . ttw rlglll• orCMCiilq • • lilY*"'· Emn m1111t be f'IPOI'*I on the T111un1 lanltlal R...._ d Ml r J ?' tor no ...,..._. . DMI at tbl .;p.. ~.,.. thli wrar ...s on1r lhe lint lnMrtian.. . . . .... Ot . . . . . thllt ...... lronttheP' 5 oorOinillllonefanid;a Oil Cuu:clkwowtHben-*lnthlft..t ........ dian. . . ....,. wnlkM•n-1. • W fMt AIINIII . . . . iiCiw•. .• • . . IUbjlct to ... fldlfai •FM ttou.~ng Acl _,.. ontr ._ ...-.. _..IIIMIIIng EOE .,...., • • w. • not luuwiuglr .1100ep1:...,. ldvertlahlg 1ft viDidon or the law. WUI na1 be ...... In.,. ... '-'-' ow. ......... of,.,, Clnl......_ · i~ LoAN I• ro~ I-r----.1 VAliD s.w: . K,....:.IT;:;&;;;,Ci;j;AR.LY~LE;;;;;;:;;;-:::=:::--=:-r-., I ·j . I ;:;:;;;;:~ MotlEY k WA!miD NOfiCE: NorthGallia~ TOJivY \ AMuA•I" ......... fh M'-'•"1<1.< 1 .,..... 1n.._ 7.0.M&-5297 fnlo- """""'·great fat fill, CGibidLA& welcome to ~. (740)1M&-2087 Prlnlor , _ 0 CoiJio, COm- plete Rug HQoking Kit 304- 882-~ i 1 LosT AND Found mldlum 1i1ocic1wtito short hair friendly DOG, Page St., LliddleJlll"t: 7 40992-6<172. Alk for Emily. LOST: ~ 9. )ll8r oki C811co Pari< Lana Mobile Home Pari< on JIOj Drive. Mtsalng tor about 1 112 · Family pol and cat- catie Wolfe- l®m dash Morgan '~..entn4x800m relay . . ~ ,. '· Adrian BoD.- - lOODl,hun:U.es apiece. ~. . Pierce, wllo was the win· Eastern and Berlin Hiland ning pilCbcr of record, last· will not be the only D-IV ed five Umiap11!1d allowed regional rematcli on fromPageBl zero mn11, three hits and Thursdaf, .as Soutbem (18t.bfce w.llks while striking .5) wil . try : 'to •v.enge with a one-out walk, then ou~t. Gordon - who Newark CaibOI.ic (21-fi) i n · the fmal two frames dle .5 p .m. ~ntest. NCHS Buckley walked with two w relief - . allowed zero defeated me Tornadoes by outs to give the ho&tl two on. Tyler Keams followed runs, one ·hit, ·ODe walk llld Jtn 8-6 1QOUI!t Jut year ,e n · with an RBI single to fiCOI'e hit one batter. while Wining route . to IIAI.Ihing a1 ·~e Pierce for a .5-0 cushion . four. Robbie flowell ~ ~ J'llliiiCl'•U,p. through three f!lll frames. the lots for SVHS. TJie WIJIDC!S of Eastern also provided a , Griffin~ the Eqlell' little two-out lightninB in offense w1th three hitll, fol- Tlu.tnda~ coateau wUI y in die regional the sill th to conclude the lowed by Gordon with two meet clialnpiooship at 2 p.m. scoring, as Nick Brannon safeties . Brannon. Pierce, and Griffin provided back- Bucldey, Kearns and 'JYler ' ' ........, , , .,.... Walter 0 to-back two-out . singles . . Hendrix also added a hit (3) s l'lley 000 000 0 0• 0 (1) Eollltm 401 002 ' 710 0 Hendrix, Pierce and each to the winning cause. Benedum all followed with Powell led the Red and SVHS (17·3): R-;; Powell and COdy walks. whi ch . allowed Silver with two hits, while Bland. EHS (14-11): Thu Pierce, Kyle Gordon Brannon and G riffin to Sexton and Jeremy Hatfield (6) and Derek Gr n. score for the final seven-run followed with one safety · WP - Pierce; LP - Powell. Eagles or J Meigs fromPageBl fourth -place effons in the lOOm (13.2 seconds) and 200m (27.3 seconds) dashes. Devan Soulsby also fmished fourth in the BOOm run with a time of 2:27.1 to advance. Meigs also had its 4SOOm relay quanet of Soulsby, Morgan Lentes, Kimi Swisher and Jessica Holliday move on after fin' ishing founh with a time of 11 :10.7 ..River Valley's lone regioQal advancee came ·in tbe 4~400m relay, as Kayla Smith, Kel sey · Sands, Amanda Hager and Ashley Fitch placed founb v;ith a time of 4:26.3. GAHS is also the threeti me defending girls southeast regional champion in Divi sion ll. On the boys side of things, there were a total of II competitors from tbe combined thiee schools to move <>n to regional compe· tition. River Valley which finished 12th out of 1-6 teams with 25.6 points - had the most with five in three events, followed by Meigs (8th with 36 points) with f@ur in four events and Gallia Academy (9th with 30 points) with two in as many events. The Blue Devils, however, had the only individual event champion from those three schools as Luke Watts ""on the ,POle vault event with a he1ght of l3 feet, 6 inches. Seth Amos was also fourth in the 800m dash with a time of 2:07.8 for GAHS. The Marauders had a pair of runner-up effons from the competition, including one in the 4x200m relay. The .quanet of Jeremy Smith, Corneliu s English, Crockett Crow and Brandan Fisher were second with a · time of I :33. 3, while English also qualified individually in the 200m dash witha·time of22.7 seconds. . Also qualifying for the · Maroon and Gold was Fisher in · third during the I OOm dash ( 11.2 seconds) and Smith in fourth during the . 400m· dash with a time of 51 .9 seconds. · Zak Deel was third for · the Raiders in the shot put with a heave of 43 feet, 7 inche s, while teammate · Kody Johnson placed founh in the 300m hurdles with a time of 42.3 seconds. Johnson along with Robbie Lambert, Zach Baird and Sean Sands - · al so placed fourth in the 4x200m re lay event with a lime of I :35.9. Wheelers burg won the boys team event with 89.5 points, beating runner-up Fairland (85.2) by just under fi ve markers . The to p-eight fini shers score points on a 10-8-6-5-4-3-21 basis. · Complete results of the 2008 D-11 district championships at OHHS are availabl e on the web at www.baumspage.coin The D-11 southeast regional meet at Byesville stans this Thursday at 4 p.m. The finals will be helil on Saturday at II :30 a.m. : ~~~~~~~~·~C811740-4<16-l4l9 not~uae::fo~the:o_u_rtdoo_ro,. ~ CLASSIFIED INDEX -n--•-n. . . . .......... . . .... ......................... ...........- 4x4'e For S.le ••••. ,.................- ....._., ....•••..•. 725 •---..- - - ~~~~·;:::·;,;:::;· ....,...,.,~,~ !~ •- - ..................................... ~ Auction- FIN .............................010 & A 1M 760 AUIOP.... CCIIeC* .. - ............... ....... Aula Ropetr...__......................................... 770 Auloli for s---...., ...,.,.............. __......,.710 Bolda I Motora for ................................ 750 ---IIIUIIdlngs. . . . .... . .... . . . . Bu-.g SuppiiM ...................... ................. :550 340 ..... . . Oppartunttr.,., ..., .... , .... , .•,_,.., ..210 Bual.-. ~ ....................- ................. 140 C.rnpera a Motor HomH ...,.............. ~...,.... 710 camping Equ.....- ........ ........................... 780 C.rda!JI~ ..........................................010 · ChlldiEiderly C... ....................................... 110 e•~_,.,.._.__,...., ..n = ~.::::::.,n:.::,-r:.- ......................_...:.... Eq u.,..._. .. '"" ..-.............................._........- Excavetlng ..............................,..••••.,.....,, ... l30 Fann Equlpwnent ....,.....................................l10 t=annl for Aenl ................................ .., ....... , •..:t Farma for 811... _................ ...............,,........ 330 For leaH~............................ , ....,...,..,_,.., .,. . . F- ForSole ..........................................- ....- ... 511 . for ~-•_,.or ~ • .--............,........... .................. 510 Frul!a & 'Ngtl-..........- ...............- ....... 510 Rooma........................................<l50 - . , 1 H8ullntl ...........................................IM-101"··" """"'""'"- """" """""'"'"" " - · - 110 ...., I Grain .... ,..... ... ,....... , .........., .....,_. __ , . , . I<......., Ad., .......-.....-.,............,.. , ... _____ Help Wanted .. , ................., .,,,,.,,.,,..... ,._111 Home lmpiDIIMWIIta••••••, ,.. , ........... ,_._..l10 ttarnMtor ............................................., .l10 "--~~~l\ftUI 510 , _ ••• , . ........ .. .. ........._._ ...., ' Hou- tar ....................................- ......... 410 In Memora.m ....... ,.,..- ......... ,.......................1121 . LiwHtock....;.......... ........................................ -- Found ........................... .........- ..... Lola & . . . . . _ ............................., ......- .... 'Mieoel681 1 au........ e .,. .._ ,. , ,loe.,.,.,.., . ..... ,. ... . ,~ ••- !~ Mt.oelleleaaue .,.,,,.,..,.,.,......- . -Homelloplir ....................................l80 ~ Mobile Homee far RMrt ••. ,..,..................., ... .t211J ~ •~ • ~-.............................. ~ ~ :~IID=Iot~c!~~~;:~.-Wi.i"i"ii";:::::::::::::::::::::::::.-= - - , ' TV & C8 . . . -..............................110 - .. AMI£-.. WMIId ...... ,....,............ .., ..........,. khoolllnetruetiOn...........,......................... 150 , -,Plant & Feltlll-,_......................... 860 ' - - W. I d ............._....... , .....: .......- 1211 llpllce tar .........:l........................................QO llport1ntl-........................................... 520 BUV'o far Sole........,.....................................720 Trucko far Sole ............................................ 715 : .. ~ .............................................- ..170 • ~For _ ..................._ ,_ ............... 780 ...... ~ W.olordtolkl)' .................- ......................._ 010 • W.tidtollu)'·f8nnSUppiiM ......:........... ao • - - T o O c i ................ - .......................... 110 : W&atllcl to Rent;.,................... , ......- .,, ......... 470 , Yen! Q8111po10. ...............c....................072 • Yenlllll POl-"''-···".......,............ On ': vn ~ I'IHiant .............,..............._cms _ __ 3br Brick Ranch , available 61-0a, Oulle Neighborhood; No 1'1>1~ 614·575-1813 o( 614-91 5-7624 i MoBoE lbe u-... FOR JU'J"III ___ I • ® · r1l r ...wwtoc.. I j Motln.EI:IoMEs. l r I'MIIIr-- hav~ r• = I = ~ !~~:: 740-992-~~~ 0 0 r· L-' Pameia ba-. food- ·- - .__~ Eq•..__ "-•" .....,.,, ....,.. '""t'""" ONewon-sl1eDoc1orfor enoploJee& and their families Tl!dlnk:iafl for farm Ol'd'or LMrn Equlpmanl ropa~r • bo- nwmenonce. Must Q)fl'lP8fl¥ - ~=...::::.:...:._ shed :....:.:._______ !• +·····-......................... a. ...ioM:., ............................- 230 2BR on Eos1ern A>le. Close 1o Wai-Mart. $500 rent S500 dep.. References Req. 446_4053..:..:__ _ _ _ __ 3 Bedroom House in Syracuse. $500/m onth -+ doposft Hud App. No Pels. (3()4)6 75.5332 weakends 740-59Hl265 . I j -leta. Muat PI aiJIJional 2 bedroom house for rent. no pets. (740)992·5858 fiom the .................................. 510 · Pel.otaala,. ... .,... , .. , ..... ~.................. ............OOS , .,...tarSole ...............r ..............................IMID : Plumbintl & 1-111 .. 1120 , - . ,1- lb9<s filii IbM' Ohio Valley . . III!U'WAMDJ PLtllishir)gCompany) liloving ·lluat Sell . N~. 2Br at Johnsons Mobile _ · . ._ .......,............ Large 211 home in seen ~ Home Pari<. Call 446-1409 quie1 subdivision. great tor or 446-2003 A Celobratlon • of ~ I'Roff.SSIONAL hiking, biking and fishing. - - - - - - -Lllo: .. Ovotbroolc Center, SnlvxE; 1257 sq. ft. ~nylsidlng, lots 2BR in Kanauga, total elec· loC8Iad at 333 Page Slreet, t,!E. ot storage, 1 112 car gara~. tric, AEP. $425fre~ Mlddlopor! C' Aft.~'/ . ., . , , concrete Oriveway. E"ra $<12 5/dep. 446-4107 or 441 · Ohio Is plaased 10 announoa .1 , . ProfessiOnal Lawn Care patting & room tor bOat 2707 ll1at due ID OttemiO changas ~. Services. Free Estimates. large lot with S1oraga 740-446-4953 1 .......... rOOms. Wll close1 in Mobile home and dou· m our toclllly, we are aocopl· · ~... blewlde tor "'"'· 74().446. 1ng applcal:luiRt fur full time a..:;•~•:.;•.;;·.;;co:.;m;;.l;;;c;;;•;,:·c;;;o.:;m;__ _ _ _ _ _ _....,.::C>;.:21::()::08:...::b:!y.:::;:::;ln::;c:;.). ~c:-c:--:-:-:c:-- master. Updates include , 4060 or 367 .n 62 7P·7A LPN'S. part time 7A· 1\IANED DOWN ON - r carpet. appliances. 7P LPN'S and .,,.,...-----.. POST O~FIC E NOW SOCIAl. SEC\JRITY ISSI? AIC &Heat pump. lolovo Nice t4xso· 2br, 2b. in fu.llflme .3A·3P STNA'S to lllll.rWANfliD HIRING NoFeeUnieSSWeWinl in Condition. Reduced, Syracuse: 14x702br, S400+ jOir1 our friendly and dedlcat· ... _ _ _ _ _ _ __. Avg. Pay $20ihr or ~ asl<ing 589.900. Appraised dep. & ' utilities, (740)992· 1-1188·S82·3l4 5 ed otaff. l\ppllcants mull be .., . $571</yr, includes "' 11 for $108.000 1 1/2 years 7680, 1·740-416-3311 dapendable, team pJayeltl KVC Fedefal Benefits, OT. .,..,.ago. 740·208-9673 CeiL Nice and clean 3 bedroom . 7 40-44 1-8232 hm. 204 Ann total with positive attitudes. tteatthCMtl Ptacecl by adSource, not 0 u-electri c, centra l Interested appilcanta can COunty 0111ce w/ USPS who hlras. We , _ 1D hint 20 ___,_ s--.. Or. off Raccoon Creek Ad. . pi<*~ an applicalloo M.f Hl66-403-2582 ~or.,..o1ugoln:;;"'" POIISAU =~gwaterpaJd, country set· 8:30AM-4:30PM. All EMigible Tl•rc' , lflflllcanta must Galllpolil k»cction! FOR SALE Eastern School District. appilcanlo wiH 1hen be cor> a Master'S degree In 0 down paymerrt. 4 bed- ~ . 740-99i -0653.or416-5393. rooms. Large yard . Covered tacted br.Hollie Bumgarner, ~g. Psichology or - - - - - - - )bu can be 8 pert o1 8 LPN, Staff Development Sodld Work. You must be Satetl•e lnstalters Become company selected 85 one of c:Je<*. Attached garage. 740- 14K60 2BA, electric. AJC. Taking applications for a fireplaoo, sm. porch. $5000. 2BR. no pets. $2851rnontt\ Coo r dlnatorO 740 · 992· wvsw or LPC lioensable in part of our Ohio installation the 367-712Q. COil a1ter 6:00pm. 256-1044 includes . wate r 6472. EOE & A Participant wv. 5alary starts at team for Dish Network. Fir, TOP FIVE- -111 of the Drug-Free Workplat:to $28,000 benellts, lrBinlng, co trucl< 16K80 3 Bedroom 2 Balt1 $200/deposit . 446-3617 Program And the """' are supplied. Worl<ln Ohlol 1 Acll!, Flat lot. Spaaous Trailer tor Rent _ 60x12 , 2 ---·---~.- -Jr Sorvfc1 Spoclo1101, Strong wor1< ethic , pos;tive 38A, 2BA. lg. Krt & LR, DR, ~7~ ~~~.;!ton~~;,;: Bedroom . AJC, S2 75 month, An Excellent wtli to eam cue manager, requires a attitude, willngness to 188m .. $1,50rttr FT +Bonus Den w/ Fireplace, 2 car $375 •Deposit, located in money. The New Avon . D~-.-·- de- and a wv is ,.,uired. Must pass drlv-, attached · Garage ROdney _99411_._ _ _ _ __ Patriot. Ohio. (740)379·2126 - - w-·-" •local Physician Oo-Sie. • 1 COli Marilyn 304-882-2645 · Social ~ork license , lng & bacl<grollnd check. No , New Tralring Class starts S8o,OOO (740) 245·9 25 2002 16•80 Oakwood 3 Bed •~. ~·--ner • Sprl~ c~·· Starting salary is $25,600 Felonl... Call 8Q0.893-1991 """woold ----.,.,--:-- 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 AP.umtmrS ""' ~ ... - · Optl 8 M.f 8 30-5PM F fiJIIJbNT ·~ IISIIIIonco Cail7~1 · on • : . 4br, 1905 N. Main. ReO.tced loelwood 2 Bed 2 Bath , ..._ . .iiiitiiiiiiiiiio-,0 ~ . c.JIT...._"' • ....._ p · ·~~51S4 5 1999 161<80Fortune 3 Bed 2 ~ 1341 Ft, ......Jicantsmustha~a _,.on11ntl.,......,. nce~-v· Bath, t997 14K70 0akwood 1 and 2 bedr-m apart· ........ ~ AVON! All Areall To Buy or Bacheklf degr~ in human The Athens~Meigs 1-IIC~YU .,---:-:c:--:--- 3 Bed 2 Bath. Daytime 388 - ments, 1umished and unturSell. 'Shiftey Speare, 3(M.. service related area. stan· Educational 9ervice Center Job Ext. 1101 4ibr. 2 AC, Pool , Country 0000 Evening 388-80 17 or nfshed . and houses in 675-1~. .lng salary is $23,600 has a pool1ion ~ as hllp;1.1o1Jo.-.com New Havan. $139,500 call 245·9213 Pomeroy and Middleport, 51Jpervioo(' Malg&County 1:'111""'"-:~---., afle< 6pm Will 1\elp with rl1ydeposlt l ed 2 cue. Management/QMRP: KVC provides in-homo and Applicants ... ahould Saloc:u doSiRg Cost 304-59a-:8871 r ' no Galltpolia, OH. FT salary foster care sarvloos to chll- · axtenlive eJtperienoe in INmtfx11oN 740-385-7671. wtth benefb. Ce&e'nad of dreo ana lamHtes. KVC implementing Curriculum , Attention! ,...:_:c.:....c_ _ _ _ _ 2 bedroom apartmen1 tor 20. Woekendll/l'YIInlng - . , 1181ning and benefits. lnotruction, and P.-&ional n~ c..- ,..,,__ local company otlenng 'NO Brand new 3bed 2balh on rorrt in Middleport. no pets. Shift BAIBS In Human Sendresume&foHRDepl _.,....... --..+· haHacrein Pt. Pieasant (740)992·5858 . ·• Do'(elopment lmprovemon1 (Gareers Close To Home) DOWN .PAYMENr . pro· Service Field. 2·yrs eorpari· 200 Bradfonl St., Plano. This lo a 12 month Call T~_ 17 .~ ..•-•J6?. grams fat ~• 10 buy ~•r OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· 2 2 •~ • 3 anc:eprovldlnglll.lpllC)rtSand Cha•aston , WV 25301 . contract-- . sal~ will. "1~2~1. n•52 , __ , __ ~/>B:.LE=.7_4:. 0-4 _ 46....:...:3:.57:.0_ _ b1 1h~fu "ve l h. d rooms andt eervloe8 to lndivktll.. Wilt Call . ~ -800-835 · 5277 , ..,.._.....,., ... ,. _....,. ......._ home instead of renting. a . urns e , no pes. MRfOD. Must be ...........,. ....... In Ext. 127 or Fa11 {304)347 _ andbe ~~r~·nceon ac=~~ .:::W.?,.IIit .•.-·~, ._..,·""',,,, •• 100% finanCing Ffoeder laralndFOwnunds ~u.stN relaac sed los· Rent + Oep. 740-441-()245 .,..,............ ""t"'"" .•• w """"'"""" .....~ Less than perfect credit ,,. Mlao&oft Word Excel with 9728, email aalarw schedule. Council to~- lnt1et:a ldan1 CoHege6 accepted l ing cost and ZERO DOWN! 3br, Apanment. available good organtratlonal eklla. cgradyOkVc orpKVC Is A d m i n i s t r ·a I i v e -:LSc:hoolll1.2748. . • Paymen1 could be the wm do Land $540 month, sam e Depos~ Sk/1 Concentratior! on PtPer Equal Opportunity Employer certHicationlllcensure with WAN'IDJ same as .rent. Improvements. Bankruptcy plus electric. washer. dryer . Worl<lngKttc>Wiedgoof ~bacl<-~lnmalheTo Do MOt1gaga l ocators. &Bad C-""OK 2 3 • 8nd hook'l'. No Pets. 304-6R Fodora I• ~-t u-- u ..- A '"'"""lll andvo.......,... •aun · ' · ... .,.~ e 8 nd l ocaI .,_,. n\,11"" .--a~•n gency matlcs science pre{740)367-QOOO 5 bedrooms ava!labte. 740- 0023 or 304-6l D-On 6 ~ . Muat be rik\g hiring PCA$, STNA's, ferred. Thl& poo11ion has ye&rl of IIICP· caring fat 44538<1 a.uutul Allis. ot Jllcbon 3 25 1o .....,. ~ HHA's lor Meigs County Board approved benefi.l$. -rty ladieo In my home. ..rvloa- Salary oono- area Call7.a.i41 13n or Applicants uot provide - - see Ohio's largest Eototoo. 52 Westwood '""""' ...;_ ~ 7'" ·5~ 2"• • m privatll&aoml~ rooms d. I "~ 7 n • •a on... from $365 to $560. ;;;~;;" eKper..,""' ~ -.- their .own transportation. available. Nutrttiau& meal lSP ay. ..,.ruwest 4~ . 740.446·2568 . Equal Contact Sheets, PO Loaldng .~ • g...r Submit letter of Interest, planning. excellent ret.r2750 Housing Opportunity This at o4>464,4 , 1aK reeume. to jobl resume , reference and a ence& phone runbefs I4Kf1 myrnidwest .2..:. . :._:.:c.·:com .:...:..._~- insti1 u1ion is an Equal oM6-39SJ or email =ical~(s) : : ~3C,oFor more Info. 740NEW 20014bf·2ba 1,700 sq Opportunity Provider and ---orescare.com . An ~ a ~ootatWhlrf~Witml ft from $399 mo. MidweSt EmpiO'Jer.. .-~ __ Cos1anzo, Superintendent, . n ~o 2750 ::....::...::._ _ _ __ 7~ EOE FIMION. "" : Athens-MeNR Educational Clean 1br. Fumished ··mymidweslhOme com · Counlide Bar and Grll now t Take Inbound Customer Service Center, 320 112 · Apartment. No Smo6dng. - n g qualified appiCOIIIS Service coJis on behel1 of Easf Main Street, Poineroy, Now 3 Bedroom homes fTOm DeposH Req uired 304-675~-~ OH 45769 . Application Major Clean. thorough or $214.36 pormonlh . lrdudes 2790 fat · ~""s. de'v<~rv & -'-- ------.,onc:t Une , _, Apply In per· Deadline: May 28 , 2008, basic Clean. Homes or many ..-..CONVENIENn.V LOCAl· aon or call 441 ·9371 to t Niglllohllt and Day shift 12:00 NOON. The AMESC O!fioe~ Cleaned "!bur Wolj sot-up. (740)385-2434 ED. AFFORDABLE! _,.and iniOI-. 3011 _..,.,. avatilble is an Equal Opportunity Caii 740-.22!12 USED HOMES Nice 3BR Townhouse apartments, 2nd Aw, 1'!~. Emplerfer!Prtwider. from $1 .900 down. Save andfor small hOuses FOR = ............ ..............................._ ....... 1311 Lnm&GitntenEqu...,._ ........................ ..., Loel- r'D I FoiJN) I. ro~ . i~room. centrala•.oashoat rL.,------.,1I biua0)'00,2orebob-1allod. 1 year old (M) gu1noo p1g w/ cage and KlCII. ~17 -------- s.w: Borrow Smart. Contact 1he · Ohio Division of Financial Institution's Office o1 Consumer AflalrsBEFOREyouf1!fi· and1firoplaoo. Additionofa nance your home or large Florida room com· ot>tain a loan. BEWARE pletely cedar ~pens onto of requests lor any larye patio & pool area. Healed in advance peymenl$ of ground poolendosed by pri· fees or insurance. Calf the vacy fencing and land· Office of , Consumer · scaped. Finished 2 car Affairs 1o11 free at 1-866- garage attached to house 278-0003 to learn w the and firiohed & heated 3 car mortgage broker or garage , unatta ched. lender is properly Excell~rt condition ready to licensed. (This is ·a p\A:Jtic move 1n. $255,000.00, Call: service announcement (740)949-2217 . i e ktttens, e wks old, 3 with RlR House for sale in ·Racine area. Appro~<. 4 acres. all profesoionally landscaped . Ranct1 style house wl1h 4 bedooou~ living room. dining room. klthen , large fam . **NGTICI:•• . 1tiA f S'f~t:f lr I Yt'MN'T (IJ'I)&)t)' 70 . ' ~ltf' I fl,161-\'f ~ry. -;;;;;;;;;n;;;;;c=--;;;;;;1 lloP.mi TO of1963 Re\a1lon wtll be al 00 Mcintyre Pari<. Sa1.6/14. - . Top Dalar • &I· Shiner house 5 . .441~ ver/golrj coins, any 10K/14K/18K gold Swwn-1 Cll, -'II dontol IIOid. pre 1835 US Cllli::h llwn. 740-7424471 currencY. proof/mint uts. 7_,Miso, V..U might <lamoodo. MTS Cc1n Shop. "'r;.;HI;;.DIIE1;;;;.;';.;11;;111;.;;11_ _., 151 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. 446-2842 . GivEAWAY Wanted to buy .kmk cars, • call 740.388-~. tt no (F) lab 3 yrs old, (M) eorn. . . . - . ieiWI a 1!181118ge. COllie 4 yrs old, {M) pup 1/2 can Cell Coll8tl Lab 112 Bordel' CoUie. eag 111111 . Graphics SOC for small • All eels must be pn!pllld' · • - . : Y - Alii .... A ~~ray-.!~ • IIICIIMll Cea¥1 t D I tl o • ~A 1Jrrtce • AviaN,, 9 :A 5 w Should Include T"- I - . To Help Get Response... ,_ t• Pa.-r Publlc.tton Sund•y DI..-IIIY: 1:00 . Thuncs.y tor Sund•p haYa - - - . g 1ar ct~IIOdlyl glvll•• modem """'· continuoutl IIPOf180ftld training, heal1h to-""' • • .., C'lolu • ID uae ~ on a llmled · ~ wagoo. .1 - IMC.flllYU Ext. 23117 lnouranco. m.tthlng 11tilement oontrl· bution and patd hoUdaJI. !Ming for 0 malnlonancolloborer· will1 mrechanicll, etactrical, and goodmalh-.. -ator _ . II J)Nff8fr~/ ~ • negotiable. P l_J!IO"O~I~I~I~I~•....,~..J ~OCIIfOQ.com - Regiolof 200 Main No job 10 big or to 2840. small. EJcperieoced In point· builojog-.. lncluding and palloo And COOitruCtlon 30 yun eKPe- r• ' hir· ""'· For~,., and 1nlo Ohio V*'t Home Hoallh, ""' me · •-•. ~ LPN for offioe gcMIIIIOment job inlo. cal '" .. . , . MlericanAsaoc:. ofL.IIbor1· ~- _....,. Troo lrirmlor, ctoon driving 9f 3-599-8226, 24An. omp, position. AwiY ot 1480 record..,._ ""P· koowl· eerv. Jac:bon PM. Glllllpois, or lOge Df local tree~. pre· S17.119-$28.27illr.. - · < - : - - - ; __ _ ..;..._ phone 441-1393. O<t1Jiowmoo drug 1911. EOE Hilp wanted at Oarot Home .~-lind ben- companylwago-~.O.E. Call iln>LI> f\<>"" ·7 40-992-5023 e111a ~ ~nouronce 740-446-2015 oNOTI(Eo MOBILE HOME LOT FOR • Owner pays water, sewer, trash Creek RE~11-~; 1Georges . reoomme lflat~• do ~- ,_ ~ you NOT Nice ~ ""' courrtry. OHIOVAUEY PUBLISH· NG CO · -" know.:,.!: to send m.... - 1 tllrougllho maH you how ln' " 'lgoted .tho ~:'";;;;.,.,.,';;; " '~~:;·----• ~ •r:n H>nlmonth Ad $25.000. 304-895·3929 ~ I Apartments • Washer/dryef ~ iiiii==:====;; lluiNi:ss 1 AatEAGE 3 acruo for 5ale on SandhHI •AIIoleclric- """raging !:._n~~'.:,_-. NO PHONEdNd- ~==-~;;:~ · S1. Pl. _ . ., wv 25550 CALLS -~ • w~~ PLEASE. EllmView Lms& 100 acres. Gallia Co. • 2&3 bedroom apartmems Sullabletorh0tne9ile. grest • C0n118111eai&AJC ....,..;g afl!a. • 19·230·7:3% iog, electfical, plumbing, ·r ~ H send '"""-· - resume wtth &ala requif• F&<' 740-44e-9104 or Email mants to attn: Gory Now Hiring Palnlon Send Frooman. Suparln1anden1 R"""""' CLA Boo< 9 c/o Pl. PO Boo< 201 · OH FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS j s~- -· Raco'ne Miller And Son COnatruction Ragional' s;;; District 11 740-416-7ll86 or 740-432· The '"""' Or Villi us II $5,000! Midwest 740-!128· RENT Call (740}'41· 1111 2750 mymktwest.oom lo{ apphcatiM & intormat~ 2·3 br. home in all awlianoos. garall", huge ~'Ord, pond, (304)882-3017 G) . ~;;:=:;:===~ CD HotH;J; .. I S800 month. phone -~.....,.,.. o.,..... (740)58H l530oo (740)696· 11 06 - - - - - - - - $226/mol 3 bed , 2 bath. Bank Repol (5% down. 20 HUO Homos I 3 bed. only year>, 8'llo IU'R) for liatings 117.0001 for llatings 800· 90(H;20-4~"" R027 620-41M6 • R019 - ,...,_ 1 and 2 - · - .. ~roomndApR"~~~~ge -nor a ,_ _ .,.... .., . Mi-.,ort , from $327 to · $5112. 740-992·506<1. " -1 Houe<ng 0ppor1un1ty �' ,, ' •, •• llondaJ,..., 26, 2008 Ilea~. d' r· . = . _ ....... • I "'1111! IIIL£. I .... I • No - _ Houoing P*i g r - -•ooo Equlli Maawa!l! _ -old.---.,,.,,.____ =· HctTIAI I SooionSpoOulloO. ......... •t. 8eec:ft SL, 2 bt'. S:tiXXI aff.Ji14est' :" " ' - _ .. !llylos F!MilolMI!y - $3oo. 2 ___ _ ?*'I. ..... 7«>-37H1'10 -poid. dljWIOil 1 ,...,.ooos, 1111 ....__ 1 winWtoDdll\llpl10"ikql $150. 2 ..... Ul1llquoiO£ ~ .....,_ ~7. Augor rr Top auatMy. ~ flog.~ - u ,.,, ; - - - - - - - - , poallg. JET N..,.,.,.. . S~se.Qbio "'*· ' "' 2 Rago..,rad mlnillluoe S500 each, MD USED $1&1. old.llodiEI1und """"""' ------- ..... ., - IIIR A!JI. Cell 446- S1<oa1 Beams. Pipe Robar · -----"-=- ==-==-:-MOllE IN SPECIAL .$100 For Drains, ro -ys & Walkways. L&L Sclop- Open~. T...-y Wednesday & . I tJ< ..,. 6 miles lrDm Hoopilol, $400 plus · FAIIM ..,_., Some utilltieo poid. Mi.-y, &.,,.:30pm. ckisod 'tl8<5218 or 9118-6130 Thursday, Saturdl)' & · Sunday. (740)446--7:!00 Big Sale! 3 pL l'lOlOflllers 4', 5',6'&T'*""'oncldioc. r.. Townhouse I'Ers Jlms Farm Equipment. 140.......,.... \lary SplcicM•. · ~SAlE 4-f6.9TT1 2 B dooms, CIA, 1 112 ~ OFF - 2 ! =----...,-_-- i ft=' I 11£111, .Mull Pool & Baby 2YO!b1ioaTeniersforadopPool, Polio, Start $42Molo. ~ ··~ "" ed home No · Leue Plus '"':''· ~ "'U~·•r ' : EBY, INTEGRn'Y, KIEFER Security Dopoolll'loqulrod, raised, & heallt1 BUILT, VALLEY .(740)367-0547. guarantoed, ~ Jntorosled HO ·R SEili'VESTOCK . kindly .oontad me on !'RAILERS, LOAD MI\X ·nmJeonarda01 Ogoogl~ EOOIPMEtiiT TRAILERS, lWin TOWO< i& accept· mail.oom .I can gat back t;AI'lGO .EXPRESS & irg OIOJiing )'00 H 0 ME S TEA 0 E R ...... HucHuboi<Jimd, 1-bl' . CARGO/CONCESSION .oparlmonl for tho AKC Yorkie pups, mates TlWl.EAS. II+W GOOSE._,ldllabled, call 675- only, 1ot shols & wormoCI NECK +illCHES. : . 6679 $650 304-675-7946 CARMICHAEL EOUIP•· • !lENT/CARMICHAEL , • Bichon ~ Ch . lhuahua . TAAIL£RS sALEs & SEA· , m/1$250; Maltese mii$BOO; VICE. SPECIAL 20FT Standard Yorkie m/1$250; GOOSENECK FLATBED , German Shepard miiS200: $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE liMa! Tor Yarkio 1/m$500; Tor 'mAII.EA INVENlllAY AT . . -llliNr Poodle 1/IS300; full.akc,ckc, WWW . CARMICfiAEL: callf0(740)444>-2729 TRAU'RS.COM 740--44& ·Camp a11eo ~ wlluH 3825 ;hook..., & plid, CKC ~~-... Pinocllors, 10 '5956 $225..00. 7..0.388-8788 •- . - · (740)!l92· -wormed, 11ils - ...,.,.._,.lor I j I Concreto, Grating ' lor IIW ~. - - ~M-S9-5 = . , .- -.- - - - - : - : - : :.Sinljlo .'Gab 00 5-10• Mini Conoltion, ·501< moles, 2 .2 lltor, oM~ porlll, CO ..cl otr, llrt, all ,lie, -.g $3,800. ~ 7 lllytinM ~~.. 50t'4> and oomes - ,.,..rs * - T-. SENIOR DAY PVH Wellness Center Wednesday, May28, 2008 Bam- Noon - r .. 1 to. S.U: ~w- 4114' 90 ....... ,_.,.... ,_Mid!~!' II" lift ' Rimo, 1987 Oodge Canlvan \16, .._liroo,good air 63,000 <uno good. $850.00. mi: Greally missed, you are always in my ..,_,._.J Always VuVna ~...,....... In =t In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ X II ISOij ' • ,_.....,• ..,.of Ctul M. Gorby w,..,.,.,. . . , , _ , . , . , .. . _ . . , .... a ' t~mw, I•,_Bis-ut'tjoi<Jn; t-.,. Jf..,_.,, _,, .......... . . . . . . . . . . .,. ..., <J{ID.,, ,..,. ,_,,... ...,...,. ..... "*"rfll Special events, games & priZes Refreshments will be served Public is ·invited! For more informatiorl please call, prefened. Hospital .~ pttfeued. .Send 11!5UIIIf.'S lo: N rWVIIer II I I~ C/01' 0& 2SJI...., Drift Pllliltt "=n .. 'WV 25550 (304) 675-7222 Orfu: =• -- •••••• Cr'•tltJ Aid hlli&ae ...ww:r c • 'u'la WAif .1'1111 M/00£ " ~~~J~~~~~~~~~~d ~~---~-., ' Sbtnley Tree- ... • 1 & Removal "Prompt an~~ Quality Wod< *ReasonableRm.s •Jnsur<:d Racine, Obi!» *Experienced Refcren=Available! Call Gary Swtley @ 7-40-:Wl-fi644 fteuelea\oc .me Oailll"a: . . Jon \WI . . . . 740-247-2019 etltUlUSl~~ Cell: 740-41&.51M7 DEEP IN mouGI-\T. ? P8u1Aowe wv Jl4si75.a75, ar lfiiiLy • • eIll •• if* • .,.... . M/EOE .740:991:6971 tool 30 lniiiQCiicll 31 Old32 Gnx:nt'• tWpiJ 39 SIM:rt:er 41lilcll .. alol 33 - Y -·In . ......... 435oll'll&l llanof tepo;iiOIJ 45 " - ' 47 Aa I - 48 ~ Sira -:wall 51 VCA .53 ·c .uatl 12-·· ...... -......... · 91'a:!D - _.... 35_...., CELEBRITY CIPHER . by luis Clmpos ~ Cirtler ~s n~ trom qiiO!Iklns by tamoos people. Pill and r:r-rw . ED ll!rler'ln h ~ 8IBrds tor ano!hllr fotlay's clutr S equals F "X ·AT •II DJT GTDG; VYX XATII ZHET .I ll TDU ·A WDXJHBI'R VJTDRI, I DL ·G XATHJ TL~ .JDETL LDFTR DJT ' ABLBJ ' R VJHNAX BL UJTRX . " - ZBLNSTZZBK PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' You can spend a motimo, ard, nyou're honesl wi1h yoursen, never once was your WO!t< perfect." - Charlton Hes10n ! ,._,MoyV,2001 :tr 1lr INmtc. - TMC.ES ·--- so L.-!TTLE Ootl 1• .... -' \ ~ .. ,.._ To -- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - , Using measures in an attempt not to offend anyone wHl only make you lOok weak in the ftyes of cohorts. •Be assertiv& and do what you must, regardlass of ~ gets angry. .. ;I.,.~R~~,-~ ~ "" ,. • Homes 'Septic CANCER (June 21- July 22 ) -: A cl0&8d mtnd wltl cause you·to ignore 80ITI8 good Preparation • Dozer • Garages • Utilities •Pole Barns Pomeroy,Obio suggestions being offered by helpful ,..,2-7953 741-416-l-436 7. .59l...Ul 31 . . . . . . .. . -117=7=1=17=5=·~·~·=·=·~- .... Ni lliPI ' 7 so, you . r•••• 7 7 ••• 55 ........ . . . . TIIEM. . . when you p.a y for a 6 or 12 ' y~ur month subscription on home delivered subscription! J&L Constnsctlon . • VJnrl Siding Here's all you need to do ... FiU out the. coupon below and drop off or mail it with a .copy of your photo ID. •Aepllceonent Windon ·ftooling ·Oeclcs ·O.egee ....... lluitdlngl •floolil M~tlan1 CCNI and BOY THAT EXPLI\1115 WHY l LII<E "BIG NDMN.ft,'S HIJSE. Sll MUCH. I HAVE 11ESPECT FOI! ACT~ WHO GAIN WEIGIIT FOil MOVIE I!OLES. Pi10FESS!J1 r OBSESSION. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doo"i, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, , DrywaH, · : Remodeling, Room' Additions ~KI ••UjpoU• )Bailp Cribune C~/S*t~----------~~~ ala:bml GRIUWELLS ~. !Jdf., I - -In ff-"' llolov ongry wilt! IOU· -00.'' ARLO&JANIS .... ..... SOUPTONUTZ ._,17~ WE HAV Ill 1 ~ Advertise Ooupan.....,. ___ ... "* _.,._10 .. .in this space for $64 r month 111111 or drllp _, 'P.O . eo.~. OE"'IJ' c!.. , OH .-31 ------------------------------- . \ . ' "il•- ."Some times.· ~~~e ~~er -dlild, _impolbml :o know whai you 1:111't do ihaa wbat You CAN ~ Phone•-----~----------------- I good )'00 1110 mlddll. ~ them IOI't lt out, or bOih pt~ll wm Md up _ Cell: 740-416-1834 25+ ,_.. <qtM.« Fret f':ti SCRAMLE'i'S ANSWERS 5123101 Fmunp CAN DO uDdae - Pmm not · handle. WJAU8 (AprtlliO-Mo)/20 ) - Thorw II I Clhonoo lhlt oomolt11ng tM(y oould -lOp bOIWOi'" ... )'00!1 , Ploolnt 740-985-4141 Dorsal - "'~ yo~o~r dutl• or ~llltiN , beoiUM •hOuiCI things ar1 to pile up, tne moumtng p.W.Ure w!ll bt m~ 11'\in yeu oen • Room Additions • Garages • Vtnyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Address - - - - : - - - - - - -- - - . tl 47239 Riebel Rood. Lo!tt; Bottom, OH '--'--L-1....1-..l or ' ... Chancea are your peraonallties could Cil&n agatn at the least proYOCatlon. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2~0ec. 21) - Be partiCularly Careful of ltlat blunt hOnesty you can exhlblt at times. AlthoUQh ~ i-night not mean anything by it, )'OU could orrend someone who doesn't readily forglw or forget CAPRICORN (Dec: . 22~n. 19) - In order to get others to go along with one of your brighl Ideas , you must first · DELVT " 1--n..,.-r.-.,..-'1 ~ ·some doUbts , ft'l be readily perceiwel. -"'UARIUS (Jan. ~eb . 1i) - Owing to a lac* ~ and thOrough evaluation, YDll could get·lnvotved -ln a .protect that might end up costing far more than you eVer anUclpatad . Do ltle research first. . PISCES (Feb. 20-Ma<cl1 20) - II you Ond othlil'l ...,, being .. coopermtv. aa they 8hould, euml.-. the r-..11001 wtY;. Chances are you are not gt\lll'lg them tne proper 1uppot1 or. rnpect they cleller'w. ARIES (Mo<cl1 21-Ap~ 1g) - Don1 IIIOW Mgl.tl\11 thlntclng to keep you from ·-·del··- • ------------------------------SubaGrlber's Name • somei things that greatly dlspl8asetl you in the past, be particularly careful. believe · in II yourse". 11 you have FGI' New ........ ilvWitl& c.ll: MARCUM CONSTRtJCnON 6ua•ap«t~ ) fl'om ....... SCORPIO (Oct. 2-4-Nov. 22) - Should you have to deal with someone who did 1'"'--""!:~~-=-'"'1 m worked lhlngs out completely and have 7422332 t)otnt t)Wiunt •egt.-ter _T he Daily Sentinel THIS IIL50 IINSWEI! YOtR 't(Jffi ) COilNEII STOHE CONSTRUCHON THEN WHY 00 t.UKE "BIG WJMMA'S HOOSE'? wONT HELP Owner: . companions. Since your pals are not hampered tw pride, their ttlinking is vastly better than yoyrs. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ Don't giv8 into satiSfying instant gratification or you'll Iader regret your imprudence. AHow your present state al finances to determine what kind of expenditures you ~n make. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - SHould the very peopla whO have always been suppor11w Jtymle your ~ - don't gEtt angry. Ask why? Chances are they read the conditions differently than you and are trying to protect you LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Don't wa&te your time dwelling on how things should be; focus on ~ they ae1ulllly are. In · order to f1\S.ke progress, you must first face up to reality and work thi~gs out Advertise in this space for $64 per month Senior Discount* ,) ..) Y E RUB wishy~washy 'System • Roofing • Backhoe • Site ' Ooal . Rewards that previously appeared to be Impossible to attain will be lllachable In 1he year ahead , so elellate yours sights accordingly. As time and events begin to erase doubtii, '/OU 'II tlnd that you are less afraid to go for the gold. ' ,.. '""I' C ""::: y CI .ASSIOEDS ,, !hrPILI 37 Unte- 7 31 PI 1 IOr's find I "*"'- Against ..., spades, West would lead the diamond king. And """"this COIIInlOI is too high with defense. 'lllu should oolk!cl only five spides, one hear1 and one diamond. Nole 1het both East and Wesl made good bidding decisions in paBBing oul . 11110 spades. Easl, wi1h a singlaloo in h~ .______.l:,~;i,"""::l.:::~~~i:2;::::l,._!::::=__J partner's slit and good - . should .Sill' out of lhe auction. Al&o .. Wes1 said his piece wilh two hear1s. E\llln thinking Ill conlinui'lg wi1h three hearts would be . BRUT~~~ 1ta.! an OIIBfbid - and SoUlh would be deligilled to double and coiled 200 ,II points for doWn one. . 'Q~ Fmoily, H the opponents hed passed throughout. after partner raises one spadl! 10 two spades, you should make a thr9e-heart -tty, Your hand has only five losers (which suggests jumping to game), but you p~ need partner lo have some help in hearls. MK~G. ,., L15r ALL T'HE TMII'I&SCAN'T 5TI'.Nt>! ,., 2521 VIler OriN Pllliltt " 'l 15551 •eu••'l ! 44 acaJ- 11· nmm1Dg D.avid Lewis ftzs'W VIler I" I 1111 c/oltl·ntnlaces Ohio~ u .u • - onlhe-. ' Pleasant Valley HOspital is anrently aocepti111 applicalio1is fOr a full !;!me licensed !'radical Nurse and/or Medical Asst. for a new physidan olio!. lPN's must -halle w~ Wrstlli!linia license. Send resume$ 10: Or fax: '-0~6. :BARNEY a,.,... w.,.._, l3.:t' - !4 2 - :X..IhOck 21 t'llt llbiiJ 30 Nortb ' Eut oil 41 Fiolll " 5 -we "• ..._ ou·r 11:: 1 Gal',..... .tO Diced :BIG NATE I•PiiidlaiiWine . Lie 1*1675-4540 ~. . . . . . . . IIRIIII e ..,. fiU~GtrY ~ .TJMT Grwn# sn Clui r ;JerGert] ..._!)'lll'l'eld.tllli'id'"=• '-ITTLf ~o~tAIT AtrOU~l> lfft-PaliwG<riy; S..R•G.riy Pleasant -Valley Hospital is wrrently aaipting resumes for · a luU-Iime l'llannaty Tedmician. ~ <1011tple6on . of WV ao-1 of Pharmacy apnMd ~lic:ian lraini"' Pftllllhl or equ"'*nt St• ril#gimalion or Nationai<Jeltilialion O!ftificlte as a Phlnnlcy Tedmiciln pekn-ed. At least 2080 hours as a plllmYey ledlnician trainee. Two yea'rs phannaty tedlnician experiena! Wesl ........... 13-af mild 1 "Tlmo," e.g. 11 S1llllotl 2 Tertible cries 21 Elr!honjlr aT- · 24 ,._ 25 ;.;;;;:... 4 numero li Ollnge eo1- 26 Uoc o +eJ 01'1 27 Ontonul & ....,.,.. 28 ...... Iiiii ' HOscar Wilde is corrett, a cynic would be a bad bridge player. Wikle said1htlla ' cynic knows the price of -.ything and the value of nollling. He knows how many h9'-<:ard points he .-_.but nol how 1heir value fktctua1BS with -the auction. lllis wiH loOk a1 ways !he opponents' calls can affect the apparent power of alland. , 'lllu are ·Sooth. 'ibu deal and ~ ooe . spade, 1he higher-mnking d two fiV&can:l suits first; ··West overcans two hearts; your' partner rai~ 1o two spades; and East passes. What would you do now, Hanything? When lllo'llrt:8ll& two hearts, the value d hand dmps considenthly. 'fool sll>uld pass. His unrealistic 10 hope lhat you can 1Uff all of your heart losers EI ' Iciila ......... EN Bllilly .... ...... .. ._..,_ -__,.__.._...,_ 7 /OT ltca!1. You are my Jl!lgels love and Miss You T40:Wl!-025S. rt 3& r - li.a 31 Flatlinlaf reilol . DOWN MMioe 24 Citl's The auction arfects a hand's value ltiT X GA,'T , coolwtu. 3()4.8 12-0271l :...-' S CARPENTER SERVICE #'--:f 22Feel ........ ?? TtlfY 5,.Y YOCJ Slb}IJ> ALviAY5 &.fA~ 1llf TAIL~ A YOU~J( 1-_,11 5I Rl dilectiwe 10 Siaho of Opening lead: t K --.>'....., to Rl" 1nlllar. $ 1,200. OliO. or Wll $4,500 a balh 20 ~on 1. .. .. . . . 99J.S77(j a.:....a.. .....,,_ --"' "' 57 2J LaliGn .. 6 3 Guttering 5& ~ 1& 17 ·Whit was ........ ·, . Closed Sunday Thai JOM liJ eiiW'JOM duzt Jelfl Ul1'ds tUuf Rl..,wers jill' 1111 85 GMC lull ...., piokup, a•. SI5DO _obo. 446- 2002 Hlnl Auto. 2305 for~- . Dealer: Suutlt VUlnerable: Botb . ss Keltludly Uritf....... • 4 • 10 i 7 2 .. &Q101 Vegetable Flll5 • job 52 Gr£trltlt 54Sn..ll - Newwoom -.I YIPs 11 Treldde idal 5I . AK865 I L,~------.,1. :.-.:::r .AQS3! Jl_,.n _ F,..~~.;.;..;_.;.;, ;:;;:::=="=-=-~ r~i 'l'lllas -SMJ: - • K J 10 t I 7 t K QJ .. J '94 ••e lor------c.n1 of--...... ~ Rlrds, & """"' .....,... eoo-<120<1876•V... 1s P r • Q J IS 4 in. pot Slmlbs,&Azaleas - - - - - - - , - - - - " " - - - -.. -.~.--Potioe -kfllounds! Cars from Trdars 740 ~~ $500!, +iondos, Chevys, . ...... ·--' 50-- 11 Alfimt 12 - 1 0 ..... 14--loeo .. K75 -! •• a d ..-. 5-nlle46 ....... in lndil I I I op tA86tS Wesl - 4&&: 1- 1017 -. fl45-e620 . -r Caring Pet Cremations GVC • roiiaie VAifi ... _.i..lliilio'rk.Jr SIUIZ8·5126/fJB :.CDeer~;: ~ra:; . ,___..... _S.w:liiiiiii.ll£iol '1 N-a..tw.ill.,.GIIII ;:.,.:i C:., ~~~ . lOOO to choose from. Aowcri11g & Folilgo B..tets. BcddiJ1g & ao,ooo ·mi, 5 L<lllo lor - 94 Comoro blue wl lilwr IIHiftj( ~ Ill $3000. 2 ..~Y eo• ·s1 aJ F1>r .,;.., cau Hondas, 750 SaW $600, {7.0)1111U1112 1650 Knig!li-HIWk $200. sz.soo (740)W2:1)730 Tranomi-. - ' .N ow$500 Wllile they last, over ::------- Deen! lolely1 You11 be our· ti..,., , _ in!., eo«:. cond., prioodl ctN ou1 our uood S6,500or_fo{_31J4. Have yau piood a John 35" Tlo•-· i...-y ., 773-5070 www . cAAEa.coM - - - - - - ·G a-el Equipment. 740- 95 GMC 314 ton 4x4 2500, ...a.'2a12 v.a. high m11e1, runs good. ins & Point ·:: ! --$11300. 441-7307 - .,- ~ Specials 10 in. Boslou Fans , 88 _ 9 .. ., 231\.- .... 11amo, 4, 48 - Anglo, S300 Cal7~11 Channel. Flat Bar, Steel For 3138 ~ - . - ---· ·- ~ Cart- (7.0)11112-0165 IWBBAIUIS GREENIIOI!JSE ftonoor ... 2004 - Phillip Alder ~ S ,.._ $100 $200. Reg. Anguo BUll, ~ OEik -- · IIlii ·~·~· ·~ obo. 314 ""'"· $30 12-15l!ll07. 1llp _20 • ( - il,!i11009031M~~· ~ ~·~ each. 379-2836 or 7~18- &II n 3YJ7 W V Mill"f '\ N 3rd Avo., 1 tJ<. Aepli!Od. Now & Rebiltlln 1962 So10$1,«lll. 1 o\nglaQiod. lu.-.ed opartmenl, no SO>d<. COl Ron E....,, 1hlllar COif""" ...... dljWIOil & ............ 81il-537'9528. ' 19116 ... 1-U-200!1 $100 ·no poll, (74019112-0165 ~ - r ""w ..an. 2<1 .... C!,-4q)- t1 ..... 10-0I.IIl (I . IG OlllO, IIDgols ~ NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ...._ Uowdlonlll--- 11-6, """' $2.!100. (740)8112- Cal Fu£i-101goi. .... llod - ltnpOIOEd - --'!CO -OOP· ·- l-···-.. WAJD41 · _good"'_..... -~ ..,._.. ......... _ _ Goloa...,.po~~SUIDI. •.o,ooo - . 1, R i g - O>lio6 MB»•ANIIlS ·. ana r~ mil - · $150. The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 ~! lllllodgoa.-, __ _ nice hal.- i)ll. .fMMI roalng . . buldld $251)] abo. J«l-25&-1233 · $100. 1~ $2,000, "'-. 0omoo1 - www.nsydllir,sentlnel.com :AU.nOOP ..... 5.000 oq.. ., 26 _ _ good oonclllion. $200. 1..0. 4«HOOO ~ 17«114'113344 1 FUll OW.~liltllod. - -~~~tiE-. -ol . S320 0 ' a -. · :11onday, lily 26, 2088 ln&'JIOCK I \ - '· �' ,, ' •, •• llondaJ,..., 26, 2008 Ilea~. d' r· . = . _ ....... • I "'1111! IIIL£. I .... I • No - _ Houoing P*i g r - -•ooo Equlli Maawa!l! _ -old.---.,,.,,.____ =· HctTIAI I SooionSpoOulloO. ......... •t. 8eec:ft SL, 2 bt'. S:tiXXI aff.Ji14est' :" " ' - _ .. !llylos F!MilolMI!y - $3oo. 2 ___ _ ?*'I. ..... 7«>-37H1'10 -poid. dljWIOil 1 ,...,.ooos, 1111 ....__ 1 winWtoDdll\llpl10"ikql $150. 2 ..... Ul1llquoiO£ ~ .....,_ ~7. Augor rr Top auatMy. ~ flog.~ - u ,.,, ; - - - - - - - - , poallg. JET N..,.,.,.. . S~se.Qbio "'*· ' "' 2 Rago..,rad mlnillluoe S500 each, MD USED $1&1. old.llodiEI1und """"""' ------- ..... ., - IIIR A!JI. Cell 446- S1<oa1 Beams. Pipe Robar · -----"-=- ==-==-:-MOllE IN SPECIAL .$100 For Drains, ro -ys & Walkways. L&L Sclop- Open~. T...-y Wednesday & . I tJ< ..,. 6 miles lrDm Hoopilol, $400 plus · FAIIM ..,_., Some utilltieo poid. Mi.-y, &.,,.:30pm. ckisod 'tl8<5218 or 9118-6130 Thursday, Saturdl)' & · Sunday. (740)446--7:!00 Big Sale! 3 pL l'lOlOflllers 4', 5',6'&T'*""'oncldioc. r.. Townhouse I'Ers Jlms Farm Equipment. 140.......,.... \lary SplcicM•. · ~SAlE 4-f6.9TT1 2 B dooms, CIA, 1 112 ~ OFF - 2 ! =----...,-_-- i ft=' I 11£111, .Mull Pool & Baby 2YO!b1ioaTeniersforadopPool, Polio, Start $42Molo. ~ ··~ "" ed home No · Leue Plus '"':''· ~ "'U~·•r ' : EBY, INTEGRn'Y, KIEFER Security Dopoolll'loqulrod, raised, & heallt1 BUILT, VALLEY .(740)367-0547. guarantoed, ~ Jntorosled HO ·R SEili'VESTOCK . kindly .oontad me on !'RAILERS, LOAD MI\X ·nmJeonarda01 Ogoogl~ EOOIPMEtiiT TRAILERS, lWin TOWO< i& accept· mail.oom .I can gat back t;AI'lGO .EXPRESS & irg OIOJiing )'00 H 0 ME S TEA 0 E R ...... HucHuboi<Jimd, 1-bl' . CARGO/CONCESSION .oparlmonl for tho AKC Yorkie pups, mates TlWl.EAS. II+W GOOSE._,ldllabled, call 675- only, 1ot shols & wormoCI NECK +illCHES. : . 6679 $650 304-675-7946 CARMICHAEL EOUIP•· • !lENT/CARMICHAEL , • Bichon ~ Ch . lhuahua . TAAIL£RS sALEs & SEA· , m/1$250; Maltese mii$BOO; VICE. SPECIAL 20FT Standard Yorkie m/1$250; GOOSENECK FLATBED , German Shepard miiS200: $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE liMa! Tor Yarkio 1/m$500; Tor 'mAII.EA INVENlllAY AT . . -llliNr Poodle 1/IS300; full.akc,ckc, WWW . CARMICfiAEL: callf0(740)444>-2729 TRAU'RS.COM 740--44& ·Camp a11eo ~ wlluH 3825 ;hook..., & plid, CKC ~~-... Pinocllors, 10 '5956 $225..00. 7..0.388-8788 •- . - · (740)!l92· -wormed, 11ils - ...,.,.._,.lor I j I Concreto, Grating ' lor IIW ~. - - ~M-S9-5 = . , .- -.- - - - - : - : - : :.Sinljlo .'Gab 00 5-10• Mini Conoltion, ·501< moles, 2 .2 lltor, oM~ porlll, CO ..cl otr, llrt, all ,lie, -.g $3,800. ~ 7 lllytinM ~~.. 50t'4> and oomes - ,.,..rs * - T-. SENIOR DAY PVH Wellness Center Wednesday, May28, 2008 Bam- Noon - r .. 1 to. S.U: ~w- 4114' 90 ....... ,_.,.... ,_Mid!~!' II" lift ' Rimo, 1987 Oodge Canlvan \16, .._liroo,good air 63,000 <uno good. $850.00. mi: Greally missed, you are always in my ..,_,._.J Always VuVna ~...,....... In =t In ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ X II ISOij ' • ,_.....,• ..,.of Ctul M. Gorby w,..,.,.,. . . , , _ , . , . , .. . _ . . , .... a ' t~mw, I•,_Bis-ut'tjoi<Jn; t-.,. Jf..,_.,, _,, .......... . . . . . . . . . . .,. ..., <J{ID.,, ,..,. ,_,,... ...,...,. ..... "*"rfll Special events, games & priZes Refreshments will be served Public is ·invited! For more informatiorl please call, prefened. Hospital .~ pttfeued. .Send 11!5UIIIf.'S lo: N rWVIIer II I I~ C/01' 0& 2SJI...., Drift Pllliltt "=n .. 'WV 25550 (304) 675-7222 Orfu: =• -- •••••• Cr'•tltJ Aid hlli&ae ...ww:r c • 'u'la WAif .1'1111 M/00£ " ~~~J~~~~~~~~~~d ~~---~-., ' Sbtnley Tree- ... • 1 & Removal "Prompt an~~ Quality Wod< *ReasonableRm.s •Jnsur<:d Racine, Obi!» *Experienced Refcren=Available! Call Gary Swtley @ 7-40-:Wl-fi644 fteuelea\oc .me Oailll"a: . . Jon \WI . . . . 740-247-2019 etltUlUSl~~ Cell: 740-41&.51M7 DEEP IN mouGI-\T. ? P8u1Aowe wv Jl4si75.a75, ar lfiiiLy • • eIll •• if* • .,.... . M/EOE .740:991:6971 tool 30 lniiiQCiicll 31 Old32 Gnx:nt'• tWpiJ 39 SIM:rt:er 41lilcll .. alol 33 - Y -·In . ......... 435oll'll&l llanof tepo;iiOIJ 45 " - ' 47 Aa I - 48 ~ Sira -:wall 51 VCA .53 ·c .uatl 12-·· ...... -......... · 91'a:!D - _.... 35_...., CELEBRITY CIPHER . by luis Clmpos ~ Cirtler ~s n~ trom qiiO!Iklns by tamoos people. Pill and r:r-rw . ED ll!rler'ln h ~ 8IBrds tor ano!hllr fotlay's clutr S equals F "X ·AT •II DJT GTDG; VYX XATII ZHET .I ll TDU ·A WDXJHBI'R VJTDRI, I DL ·G XATHJ TL~ .JDETL LDFTR DJT ' ABLBJ ' R VJHNAX BL UJTRX . " - ZBLNSTZZBK PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' You can spend a motimo, ard, nyou're honesl wi1h yoursen, never once was your WO!t< perfect." - Charlton Hes10n ! ,._,MoyV,2001 :tr 1lr INmtc. - TMC.ES ·--- so L.-!TTLE Ootl 1• .... -' \ ~ .. ,.._ To -- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - , Using measures in an attempt not to offend anyone wHl only make you lOok weak in the ftyes of cohorts. •Be assertiv& and do what you must, regardlass of ~ gets angry. .. ;I.,.~R~~,-~ ~ "" ,. • Homes 'Septic CANCER (June 21- July 22 ) -: A cl0&8d mtnd wltl cause you·to ignore 80ITI8 good Preparation • Dozer • Garages • Utilities •Pole Barns Pomeroy,Obio suggestions being offered by helpful ,..,2-7953 741-416-l-436 7. .59l...Ul 31 . . . . . . .. . -117=7=1=17=5=·~·~·=·=·~- .... Ni lliPI ' 7 so, you . r•••• 7 7 ••• 55 ........ . . . . TIIEM. . . when you p.a y for a 6 or 12 ' y~ur month subscription on home delivered subscription! J&L Constnsctlon . • VJnrl Siding Here's all you need to do ... FiU out the. coupon below and drop off or mail it with a .copy of your photo ID. •Aepllceonent Windon ·ftooling ·Oeclcs ·O.egee ....... lluitdlngl •floolil M~tlan1 CCNI and BOY THAT EXPLI\1115 WHY l LII<E "BIG NDMN.ft,'S HIJSE. Sll MUCH. I HAVE 11ESPECT FOI! ACT~ WHO GAIN WEIGIIT FOil MOVIE I!OLES. Pi10FESS!J1 r OBSESSION. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doo"i, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, , DrywaH, · : Remodeling, Room' Additions ~KI ••UjpoU• )Bailp Cribune C~/S*t~----------~~~ ala:bml GRIUWELLS ~. !Jdf., I - -In ff-"' llolov ongry wilt! IOU· -00.'' ARLO&JANIS .... ..... SOUPTONUTZ ._,17~ WE HAV Ill 1 ~ Advertise Ooupan.....,. ___ ... "* _.,._10 .. .in this space for $64 r month 111111 or drllp _, 'P.O . eo.~. OE"'IJ' c!.. , OH .-31 ------------------------------- . \ . ' "il•- ."Some times.· ~~~e ~~er -dlild, _impolbml :o know whai you 1:111't do ihaa wbat You CAN ~ Phone•-----~----------------- I good )'00 1110 mlddll. ~ them IOI't lt out, or bOih pt~ll wm Md up _ Cell: 740-416-1834 25+ ,_.. <qtM.« Fret f':ti SCRAMLE'i'S ANSWERS 5123101 Fmunp CAN DO uDdae - Pmm not · handle. WJAU8 (AprtlliO-Mo)/20 ) - Thorw II I Clhonoo lhlt oomolt11ng tM(y oould -lOp bOIWOi'" ... )'00!1 , Ploolnt 740-985-4141 Dorsal - "'~ yo~o~r dutl• or ~llltiN , beoiUM •hOuiCI things ar1 to pile up, tne moumtng p.W.Ure w!ll bt m~ 11'\in yeu oen • Room Additions • Garages • Vtnyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Address - - - - : - - - - - - -- - - . tl 47239 Riebel Rood. Lo!tt; Bottom, OH '--'--L-1....1-..l or ' ... Chancea are your peraonallties could Cil&n agatn at the least proYOCatlon. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2~0ec. 21) - Be partiCularly Careful of ltlat blunt hOnesty you can exhlblt at times. AlthoUQh ~ i-night not mean anything by it, )'OU could orrend someone who doesn't readily forglw or forget CAPRICORN (Dec: . 22~n. 19) - In order to get others to go along with one of your brighl Ideas , you must first · DELVT " 1--n..,.-r.-.,..-'1 ~ ·some doUbts , ft'l be readily perceiwel. -"'UARIUS (Jan. ~eb . 1i) - Owing to a lac* ~ and thOrough evaluation, YDll could get·lnvotved -ln a .protect that might end up costing far more than you eVer anUclpatad . Do ltle research first. . PISCES (Feb. 20-Ma<cl1 20) - II you Ond othlil'l ...,, being .. coopermtv. aa they 8hould, euml.-. the r-..11001 wtY;. Chances are you are not gt\lll'lg them tne proper 1uppot1 or. rnpect they cleller'w. ARIES (Mo<cl1 21-Ap~ 1g) - Don1 IIIOW Mgl.tl\11 thlntclng to keep you from ·-·del··- • ------------------------------SubaGrlber's Name • somei things that greatly dlspl8asetl you in the past, be particularly careful. believe · in II yourse". 11 you have FGI' New ........ ilvWitl& c.ll: MARCUM CONSTRtJCnON 6ua•ap«t~ ) fl'om ....... SCORPIO (Oct. 2-4-Nov. 22) - Should you have to deal with someone who did 1'"'--""!:~~-=-'"'1 m worked lhlngs out completely and have 7422332 t)otnt t)Wiunt •egt.-ter _T he Daily Sentinel THIS IIL50 IINSWEI! YOtR 't(Jffi ) COilNEII STOHE CONSTRUCHON THEN WHY 00 t.UKE "BIG WJMMA'S HOOSE'? wONT HELP Owner: . companions. Since your pals are not hampered tw pride, their ttlinking is vastly better than yoyrs. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ Don't giv8 into satiSfying instant gratification or you'll Iader regret your imprudence. AHow your present state al finances to determine what kind of expenditures you ~n make. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) - SHould the very peopla whO have always been suppor11w Jtymle your ~ - don't gEtt angry. Ask why? Chances are they read the conditions differently than you and are trying to protect you LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Don't wa&te your time dwelling on how things should be; focus on ~ they ae1ulllly are. In · order to f1\S.ke progress, you must first face up to reality and work thi~gs out Advertise in this space for $64 per month Senior Discount* ,) ..) Y E RUB wishy~washy 'System • Roofing • Backhoe • Site ' Ooal . Rewards that previously appeared to be Impossible to attain will be lllachable In 1he year ahead , so elellate yours sights accordingly. As time and events begin to erase doubtii, '/OU 'II tlnd that you are less afraid to go for the gold. ' ,.. '""I' C ""::: y CI .ASSIOEDS ,, !hrPILI 37 Unte- 7 31 PI 1 IOr's find I "*"'- Against ..., spades, West would lead the diamond king. And """"this COIIInlOI is too high with defense. 'lllu should oolk!cl only five spides, one hear1 and one diamond. Nole 1het both East and Wesl made good bidding decisions in paBBing oul . 11110 spades. Easl, wi1h a singlaloo in h~ .______.l:,~;i,"""::l.:::~~~i:2;::::l,._!::::=__J partner's slit and good - . should .Sill' out of lhe auction. Al&o .. Wes1 said his piece wilh two hear1s. E\llln thinking Ill conlinui'lg wi1h three hearts would be . BRUT~~~ 1ta.! an OIIBfbid - and SoUlh would be deligilled to double and coiled 200 ,II points for doWn one. . 'Q~ Fmoily, H the opponents hed passed throughout. after partner raises one spadl! 10 two spades, you should make a thr9e-heart -tty, Your hand has only five losers (which suggests jumping to game), but you p~ need partner lo have some help in hearls. MK~G. ,., L15r ALL T'HE TMII'I&SCAN'T 5TI'.Nt>! ,., 2521 VIler OriN Pllliltt " 'l 15551 •eu••'l ! 44 acaJ- 11· nmm1Dg D.avid Lewis ftzs'W VIler I" I 1111 c/oltl·ntnlaces Ohio~ u .u • - onlhe-. ' Pleasant Valley HOspital is anrently aocepti111 applicalio1is fOr a full !;!me licensed !'radical Nurse and/or Medical Asst. for a new physidan olio!. lPN's must -halle w~ Wrstlli!linia license. Send resume$ 10: Or fax: '-0~6. :BARNEY a,.,... w.,.._, l3.:t' - !4 2 - :X..IhOck 21 t'llt llbiiJ 30 Nortb ' Eut oil 41 Fiolll " 5 -we "• ..._ ou·r 11:: 1 Gal',..... .tO Diced :BIG NATE I•PiiidlaiiWine . Lie 1*1675-4540 ~. . . . . . . . IIRIIII e ..,. fiU~GtrY ~ .TJMT Grwn# sn Clui r ;JerGert] ..._!)'lll'l'eld.tllli'id'"=• '-ITTLf ~o~tAIT AtrOU~l> lfft-PaliwG<riy; S..R•G.riy Pleasant -Valley Hospital is wrrently aaipting resumes for · a luU-Iime l'llannaty Tedmician. ~ <1011tple6on . of WV ao-1 of Pharmacy apnMd ~lic:ian lraini"' Pftllllhl or equ"'*nt St• ril#gimalion or Nationai<Jeltilialion O!ftificlte as a Phlnnlcy Tedmiciln pekn-ed. At least 2080 hours as a plllmYey ledlnician trainee. Two yea'rs phannaty tedlnician experiena! Wesl ........... 13-af mild 1 "Tlmo," e.g. 11 S1llllotl 2 Tertible cries 21 Elr!honjlr aT- · 24 ,._ 25 ;.;;;;:... 4 numero li Ollnge eo1- 26 Uoc o +eJ 01'1 27 Ontonul & ....,.,.. 28 ...... Iiiii ' HOscar Wilde is corrett, a cynic would be a bad bridge player. Wikle said1htlla ' cynic knows the price of -.ything and the value of nollling. He knows how many h9'-<:ard points he .-_.but nol how 1heir value fktctua1BS with -the auction. lllis wiH loOk a1 ways !he opponents' calls can affect the apparent power of alland. , 'lllu are ·Sooth. 'ibu deal and ~ ooe . spade, 1he higher-mnking d two fiV&can:l suits first; ··West overcans two hearts; your' partner rai~ 1o two spades; and East passes. What would you do now, Hanything? When lllo'llrt:8ll& two hearts, the value d hand dmps considenthly. 'fool sll>uld pass. His unrealistic 10 hope lhat you can 1Uff all of your heart losers EI ' Iciila ......... EN Bllilly .... ...... .. ._..,_ -__,.__.._...,_ 7 /OT ltca!1. You are my Jl!lgels love and Miss You T40:Wl!-025S. rt 3& r - li.a 31 Flatlinlaf reilol . DOWN MMioe 24 Citl's The auction arfects a hand's value ltiT X GA,'T , coolwtu. 3()4.8 12-0271l :...-' S CARPENTER SERVICE #'--:f 22Feel ........ ?? TtlfY 5,.Y YOCJ Slb}IJ> ALviAY5 &.fA~ 1llf TAIL~ A YOU~J( 1-_,11 5I Rl dilectiwe 10 Siaho of Opening lead: t K --.>'....., to Rl" 1nlllar. $ 1,200. OliO. or Wll $4,500 a balh 20 ~on 1. .. .. . . . 99J.S77(j a.:....a.. .....,,_ --"' "' 57 2J LaliGn .. 6 3 Guttering 5& ~ 1& 17 ·Whit was ........ ·, . Closed Sunday Thai JOM liJ eiiW'JOM duzt Jelfl Ul1'ds tUuf Rl..,wers jill' 1111 85 GMC lull ...., piokup, a•. SI5DO _obo. 446- 2002 Hlnl Auto. 2305 for~- . Dealer: Suutlt VUlnerable: Botb . ss Keltludly Uritf....... • 4 • 10 i 7 2 .. &Q101 Vegetable Flll5 • job 52 Gr£trltlt 54Sn..ll - Newwoom -.I YIPs 11 Treldde idal 5I . AK865 I L,~------.,1. :.-.:::r .AQS3! Jl_,.n _ F,..~~.;.;..;_.;.;, ;:;;:::=="=-=-~ r~i 'l'lllas -SMJ: - • K J 10 t I 7 t K QJ .. J '94 ••e lor------c.n1 of--...... ~ Rlrds, & """"' .....,... eoo-<120<1876•V... 1s P r • Q J IS 4 in. pot Slmlbs,&Azaleas - - - - - - - , - - - - " " - - - -.. -.~.--Potioe -kfllounds! Cars from Trdars 740 ~~ $500!, +iondos, Chevys, . ...... ·--' 50-- 11 Alfimt 12 - 1 0 ..... 14--loeo .. K75 -! •• a d ..-. 5-nlle46 ....... in lndil I I I op tA86tS Wesl - 4&&: 1- 1017 -. fl45-e620 . -r Caring Pet Cremations GVC • roiiaie VAifi ... _.i..lliilio'rk.Jr SIUIZ8·5126/fJB :.CDeer~;: ~ra:; . ,___..... _S.w:liiiiiii.ll£iol '1 N-a..tw.ill.,.GIIII ;:.,.:i C:., ~~~ . lOOO to choose from. Aowcri11g & Folilgo B..tets. BcddiJ1g & ao,ooo ·mi, 5 L<lllo lor - 94 Comoro blue wl lilwr IIHiftj( ~ Ill $3000. 2 ..~Y eo• ·s1 aJ F1>r .,;.., cau Hondas, 750 SaW $600, {7.0)1111U1112 1650 Knig!li-HIWk $200. sz.soo (740)W2:1)730 Tranomi-. - ' .N ow$500 Wllile they last, over ::------- Deen! lolely1 You11 be our· ti..,., , _ in!., eo«:. cond., prioodl ctN ou1 our uood S6,500or_fo{_31J4. Have yau piood a John 35" Tlo•-· i...-y ., 773-5070 www . cAAEa.coM - - - - - - ·G a-el Equipment. 740- 95 GMC 314 ton 4x4 2500, ...a.'2a12 v.a. high m11e1, runs good. ins & Point ·:: ! --$11300. 441-7307 - .,- ~ Specials 10 in. Boslou Fans , 88 _ 9 .. ., 231\.- .... 11amo, 4, 48 - Anglo, S300 Cal7~11 Channel. Flat Bar, Steel For 3138 ~ - . - ---· ·- ~ Cart- (7.0)11112-0165 IWBBAIUIS GREENIIOI!JSE ftonoor ... 2004 - Phillip Alder ~ S ,.._ $100 $200. Reg. Anguo BUll, ~ OEik -- · IIlii ·~·~· ·~ obo. 314 ""'"· $30 12-15l!ll07. 1llp _20 • ( - il,!i11009031M~~· ~ ~·~ each. 379-2836 or 7~18- &II n 3YJ7 W V Mill"f '\ N 3rd Avo., 1 tJ<. Aepli!Od. Now & Rebiltlln 1962 So10$1,«lll. 1 o\nglaQiod. lu.-.ed opartmenl, no SO>d<. COl Ron E....,, 1hlllar COif""" ...... dljWIOil & ............ 81il-537'9528. ' 19116 ... 1-U-200!1 $100 ·no poll, (74019112-0165 ~ - r ""w ..an. 2<1 .... C!,-4q)- t1 ..... 10-0I.IIl (I . IG OlllO, IIDgols ~ NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ...._ Uowdlonlll--- 11-6, """' $2.!100. (740)8112- Cal Fu£i-101goi. .... llod - ltnpOIOEd - --'!CO -OOP· ·- l-···-.. WAJD41 · _good"'_..... -~ ..,._.. ......... _ _ Goloa...,.po~~SUIDI. •.o,ooo - . 1, R i g - O>lio6 MB»•ANIIlS ·. ana r~ mil - · $150. The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 ~! lllllodgoa.-, __ _ nice hal.- i)ll. .fMMI roalng . . buldld $251)] abo. J«l-25&-1233 · $100. 1~ $2,000, "'-. 0omoo1 - www.nsydllir,sentlnel.com :AU.nOOP ..... 5.000 oq.. ., 26 _ _ good oonclllion. $200. 1..0. 4«HOOO ~ 17«114'113344 1 FUll OW.~liltllod. - -~~~tiE-. -ol . S320 0 ' a -. · :11onday, lily 26, 2088 ln&'JIOCK I \ - '· �Page 86 ° The Daily Sentinel cOiuMJlJA GAS OFOOIO, INC. N011CE OF APPUCA110N FOR AUI1IORITY . TO INCREASE RATES AND CBAIIGES FOR ITS GAS DIS11UBU110N SF.IlVJCF.: AND FOR APPROVAL OF AN ALTERNA11VE FORM OF REGULATION AND TO REVISE ITS DEPU:CIA1JON ACCRUAL RATES AND CHANGE IN ACCOUN11NG MEJ1IODS · PUCO CASF.:·NOS. __,l-GA-AIR,-.ei'73-GA-ALT, -.,4-GA-AAM,AND-..?5-GAAAM I Meoday. May 26, 2008 www.mydailyseolinel..com • 1r 211!11 Cum:ul $)00 $>.4616 $>.2813 $>.2513 $>.19JJ al Senille S*s Rai1es - Neu LqeG D=ripion Cusuomec Olarge . First 2,000 Mcf Delivered """=Mandl Next 13,000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Monlb Next 85..000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Monlb oVer 100.000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Monlb to R .C . Sc:ction 4909.19, Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. ("Columbia~) bereby gives IIOiioe . that on MU'Ch 3. 2008. iu filed an application widl tbe Public Utilities Commission of Ohio \(flmmissioafl) requeSting aulhority 10 .amend iu filed ,tariffs to iucrease die rates and charges for 1llllural JIU distribution services. Columbia bas also applied. under R.C . Cbapler 4929, for approval of a altmlllbve form of regulation. Poker nm to benefit a..,. $65000 $>.4720 jl).2818 Sll.2511 SO.I9S7 Fanners donates toMLEF, A3 ' Holzer Hospice, A2 $6SOOO SO.oJ04 SO.oo6S S00058 $110044 • ~uant (.qeG1 alln "I• ••f Sa uille ~neutNNu~urallll~.,~:ld change Descriplion "' Ptopooed Customec Olargc . $6SO.OO $65000 SODI04 S0.4 720 Hrs:t 2,000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Monlb $1.4616 $1.2813 S0.2878 SO.oo6S Next 13..000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Montb $>.2513 S0.2571 S00058 Next 85..000 Mcf Oelivm:d l'tlr Montb This notice de5cribes tbe substance of tbe Application. Any interested party seeking de-tailed Over 100..000 Mcf Delivered l'tlr Momb $1.1913 Sll.1957 infomwioo witb respect to all affected rates. charges,-regulations and practices 111ay in-spect_a oopy . of lbe ApplicatiQD, including suJII)Orting schedules and prese~ and proposed rJtte sheets, by cilia" of Full........,dMIIIsl.aqeGr•t III~Scniceltailes-N4n 's-lilll tbe following methods: by visiting lbe offices of tbe CommisSioo at 180 East Broad Street, lllh lloor, Desaiptioo CuJrem Puoposed . Olangc ColUillbwi, Ohio, 43215-3793; or by visiting lbe Commission's website at bllp:llwww.puoo.obio~v. OtStomcrOiarge $>00 $650.00 $65000 selecting DIS, inputting 08-0072 in tbe case loOOip box, and_se-lecting lbe date tbe ~ was FII'SI 2.000 McfDeliven!d l'tlr Montb $>.4616 S0.-47~ SODI04 ftled. Additionally, a copy of lhe Application and supportmg doc~ may be vtewed at lbe Next 13.,000McfOeliveredl'tlrMODih $1.2813 S0.2878 $00065 bu&incss office of Columbia a1 200 Civic Center Drive, Colum-bus, Oluo 43215, dunng Dllillllll Next 85..000 McfOelivered l'tlr Mood~ $>.2513 S0.2571 S0.0058 &usincss bours . A notice of inlelll to file Ibis rate increase appli-<:ation and a ropy of tbc proposed Over 1001100 Mcf Delivered Per Mootb $>.1913 $0.1957 $00044 rates were mailed uo the mayors and legislative aulhorities of tbe communities localed within lbe areas served by Columbia aud flied wilh lhe Commission on Febnwy I, 2008. .._. Raroio 15 0oott ~oe DT p 11~ Sutille lbbs- NNuouo-b'w~rlilll CuJrem Puopooed a..,. Desaiplion . 1be Application, which contains proposed revis_ions 10 Columbia's Tariff _for Gas Stirv -ice, affecls 0!5(omrr Olargc $1.0 0 $15000 $150.00 rates and charges and cerutin uerms and conditiOns for natural gas service to all cus-tomers of FII'SI 25 Mcf Delivered Per Monlb $1.0600 S0.9238 .(0.1362) Columbin served within all or portions of the counties of Allen,_Asbland, Atbeils, Belmont, CmroR~ Next75 McfDelivered Per Mondl $>.9800 $0.8504 . ($>.1296) . Champaign, Clark. Columbiana, Coshocton, Crawford, Cuyahoga, Delaware, Erie, Fairfield, Frank:Jin, Fulton, Gallia, Greene, Guernsey, Hancock, Haldin. Hanison, Hocking, Holmes, Huron. lr-lllf'a-llfC...a• i Fomonty Sa oal by Mlli'plly C..toC I 1· 'll Railes · . Jackson. Jefferson, Knox, Lawrence, Licking. Logan. Lorain, Lucas, Madison. Maboning , Marion. Columbia bas proposed tbe transfer of customers aurendy sa-ved under its rate sdvO•_Ies Medina, Meigs, M4lmoe. Morgan, Morrow. Muskingum, Noble. Ottawa. Petry, Pickaway, Ricbland, Murphy Gcoera1 Seuvicc ("MGS", and FuR Requiremmts Murphy Gmrnl Tu••Sf••- . Ross, Sandusky, Scio10. Seneca, Stark, Tuscarawas, Union, Vmton, Warren, Wasbinguoo, Wayae, Service ("FRMGTSfl) to its SGS, SGTS and FRSGTS rate sdrdnk in ftlCOIIIIition ~ tbcir Wood and Wyandol, Ohio. The application states thai tbe current rates and charges do not provide a service is DOW provided by Columbia and die fOIIDel' Murphy~ CUSII*1WS ~ be just and JeaSOIIIble rate of return on Columbia's used and use-ful puopetty as ofDecembcr 3l, 2007, charged lbe applil:able rate dial provides far recovel)' of Columbia~ cost of pmviclin& gas tbe date ceruain in this case. The Application states thai Columbia requires tbc proposed revenue ~oe to these customers. iDcrease to provide an OppOrtunity to earn a fair return on its asSets and to R>COVer its costs of Opcrariion. . Fsr.N" • • fl. Pn p m far Scltl ds Sa tal Ullller C....... . Columbia has ptopoH d die cstaNishment of a new rate for schools sa-ved tbrougbout dJ Any person, furm, corporation, or .association may file, pursuant to R.C. Section 4909.19, an territory. These change& will CIISUre die oonlimuatiiJD of ilen'ioe to !lCbools lllndcli OMiipl'able objection 10 such proposed increased rates by alleging !bat such proposals are unjust and dis- to those in effect today under variousllOIIIracts. criminatory or unreasonable. Recommendations tblit differ from lhe Application may be made by tbe · Slaff of tbc Commissioll or by intervening parties ·and may be adopted by lbe Commission. 1be Cha riDLaaePa,_.Ch xe . . _ existing base rate for all Columbia comm!lllities was determined in a rate filing lbal became effective Columbia bas requested a change in its lariffs to provide for tbe n:plw ..utili of tbe billing~ November l, 1994. a laue paymenu charge of 1.5% oo any •mpaid hahmoe on all ~ in c:ioess _$2~, to any unpaid balance al lhe time of issMJnoe of a subsoqumt bill. This provtSlOil lll not In its Application Columbia is also seeting authority to implement an alternative regula-tioo plan applicable to unpaid balances emting prior to lbe effective dale of lhe ~ in ~ ~ ~ for its gas distribution service. This alternative regulatioo plan consists of two separate rate n:covcty unpaid balances of cuSiomml carolled in paymmt plans pursuant to die Ohio Administrative mechanisms. lbe first rate reoovel)' IDellbanism will provide Columbia widl tbe abiliuy 10 traCk and Code. n:cover lbe COSIS of implementing an J.nfmstructure Replacemenu Progtam ("Rider qtl"'). 1be second rate recovery mecb..Usm will provide Columbia witb tbc ability to reoover lhe costs of implementing c.- Rer-ipU•1U . . .. . . . . a Demand Side Management program ("Rider DSM"). . Columbia is proposing a change in its Gross Receipts fu Rider ("GRI"'). Oureutly gross receipts iaxcs are reoovered lbrougb base rates and tbe .lqlpl.icalioo of !be GIIT to gas ~ Ddl"ery Charcc . . . . . . charges. Columbia bas proposed tbe removal of all gross receipts laxc:o from base '*:" wilh . Columbia is proposing a chang~ in its current rate design for customers served under Small tbe rider to .be applied to all charges billed by Columbia under all rate sclwluJe'i wilb lbe General Service ("SGSfl), Small General Transportation Service ("SGTSfl) and ryill Re-qwrernents exception of charges billed on behalf of Columbia's Cu~ CHOICESM Progtam Small General Transportation .Service ("FRSGTSfl) rate schedules under wbicb most residential providers that may be subject to sales tax charges and charges to customers exempt from customers are served. These changes provide for the replacement, over a two-year period, of the payment of gross reoeipiS tnes. · current Customer Charge and volumetric rate wilh a fixed Monthly Delivery Charge. This change in rate structure will provide for lhe recovery of no additional revenues, and il will reduce bills during ........ CJf Pt......... Ou g ill Rata ' . lhe winter monlhs and will increase bills during lbe summer monlhs, witb no change in the annual The !able below shows tbe proposed percent of change in an customer' s bill for each rate ., bill. Following is a comparison of current and proposed delivery raues for die aforementioned rate scbedule and revenue class based on die average rnonlhly consumption of each revenue class. Schedules: · Total bills for customers d!at purcbase gas dim:tly from Columbia or its CHOKE Program were calculated througb die use of lbc aYCngC cooSlllliJl4:ion per ()USIOmCI' pel' mooth aad ' Small Geaeral Scrviee Rates- November 2808 Columbia's total expected gas ()()SIS in effect at .lbe time Columbia flied its Noboe of Intent. Description Current cbinge Proposed Total bills for cuslolnCR served under Columbia's lraditional tr.ansportatioo rate' !iCIIedules ($6.50) $0.00 Cusuomer Charge . $6.50 were calculaled based oo the assumption tbe gas cost rate in effect is Columbia's <DD!"""ity Monthly Delivery .Charge $0.00 $13.62 $13.62 expected gas .cost rate in effect at lbc time of lbc filing of tbe Notioe of Intent. All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered $1 3669 $0.9952 ($03717) sooo sn:oo« . • • -, 11 ll"l~•\ 11 J t--' 11 .• • Federer advances Description Monthly Oelivcty Charge ' All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered Current $l3 .62 . $0.9952 Proposed $20.75 $00000 Change $7.13 ($0.9952) in French Open. StiePageBI BY BIUN J. R&D TUPPERS PLAINS - Upcoming proposed legislation could assist the Easlern Local · Scbool District 'Yilh adding classroom ~ 10 ill> 10 year' old elementary school building. . Rick Superintendent s-ue al1'ranspor1ation .Scrviee Rates- November 28111 Description Current Proposed Customer Charge $6.50 .00 Administrative Charge $6.00 $0.00 Monthly Delivcty Charge $000' $13.62 All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered $1.3669 $0.9952 so S111a11 Gmeral1'ranspor1ation Scrviee Rates - November 100' Description · Curren! Proposed Monthly Delivery Clw:ge All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered $13.62 $0.9952 $~.75 $0.0000 Change ($6.50) ($6.00) $13.62 . ($03717) . Change $7.13 (Sil.9952) Fall RequiJemeQts Small Geae.u al 'frusportatioa Serriae llates -November lOOll Description Current Proposed Change Customer Charge $6.50 $0.00 ($6.50) Monlhly Delivel)' Charge $0.00 $13.62 $13.62 AU Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered ·. $1.3669 $0.9952 ($03717) Full Requitiiiitiits Small Gen. 'l'rUsportatioa Scrviee Rates- November 2009 Description Current Proposed Change Monthly Delivcty Charge $13.62 $20.75 $7.13 All Gas Consumed Per Mcf Delivered $0.9952 $0.0000 ($0.9952). . . Customer Charges Calumbia is proposing an increase in tbe Customer Charge for customers served under General :Service ("GS"), General Transportation Service ("GTS") and Full Requirements General :Jransportation Service ("FRGTS") rale schedules. The purpose pf this change is lo provide for recovery or a greater portion of Columbia's costs tbat do not vary wilh customer usage. This change wiU provide for the recovery of no additional revenues, and it will reduce bills during the winter moolhs and will increase bills during the summer monlhs, witb no change in the annual bill. :. Columbia's is proposing lhe replacement of its minimum bill provision for customers serVed under :its Large General Service ("LGS"), Large General Transportation Service ("LGTS") 111d Full :Requirements Large General Transportation Service.("FRLGTS"l with a Customer Charge to provide for the reoovcty of fixed costs that do not vary widl customer usage. · 4.6% 6.3% NlA NIA 1.9% 3.7% 0.3% (0.1%) NIA Full Rcquin:menus Geocra1 Traosport.ation Service 5.2% Large General Setvice- Saies NIA Large General Transportation Service NIA Full Requirementsl»geGenerlll Transportation ServiceNIA 0.4% . 3.9% • MwpbyGaBSales 14.1% Full Requirements Murphy Transpoltation Servicc 13.8% Full Requiroments Cooperative Transportation Sa-vice NlA 11.6% I D% 1.4% 411% 12.4% 30.8% Description . CustomcrCbarge . Firsu25 Mcf Delivered Per Month Next75McfDeliveredPerMonth •Over25McfDeliveredPerMonlh ' ' Cwrent $16.50 $1.3007 . $1.2784 $1.2784 Proposed $2625 $1.9915 $1.4136 $1.1374 Change $9.75 $0.6308 $0.1362 ($0.1410) Paxe A5 INSIDE • Top readers. 'See . . . A3 . Social Security questions and answeiS. 0 SeePageAl o Hospitalist joiAS stat! of O'Bieness Memorial HospitaL See hie Al o .law You Can Use: Residency requirements for Ohio guardians. SeePageA3 WEATIIER Clerk Treasurer Dave Spenoec infonned ·council of the completion of the ~licati'ons at the most · recent meeting of Racine V'tUage CounciL . Spencer also reported that Saleh EIDabaja of the Ohio Department of Transportation bas showed an ' interest in the village's sidewalk replacement prowhich has been in lim1bo for several months at OOOT. "For the first time I'm encouraged," Spencer said of !he project which fillls under funding for ODOT's Safe Routes to Schools. Mayor J. Scott Hiil reported the village has an estimate on replacing all· non-PVC waterlines in two phases for a projllct which will total $421,500 for ·phase one and $l8.5,500 for phase two. Tbe village gathered the ·estimate to apply for grants which could finance the project which will consist of eightinch C-900 and other connections for ·service lines. Line replacement is proposed on sections of V.ine Street, Broadway, Fifth and Sixth Streets, Main Street Again, the project is dependent on available grants to finance it with the estimaJc being the · start of that prooess. Resident Jay Proffitt also informed COuncil he'd bad inquiries about renting two of his lots . to construction companies related to the industry moving into tbe area. Council said tbey didn' t have a problem with constructiou trailers being placed on tbe lots as long as tbcy complied with village ordinances relating 10 pipe • INDEX Z SECllONS- l2 PAGES Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds A3 .A3 . B3-4 Comics Editorials / Movies '' Obituaries As B Section Sports A2 Weather '11 © aooB 0111o v.U., hl!liohiJoi .OI. , .4 e1 t • ~:ance and the flood p The klls are behind tbc post off'~ee aod ·across from Krider '·s Kountry Kitobeo Restaurant. Racine Police Marshal Curtis Jones presented tile ope01ting and procedures manual for the police departlnent. Council is to review it for any changes. 'Inn -lilcl L ,..._ J DeW . oo Within die Rider IRP, Columbia proposes to assume all financ-ial responsibiliuy for !lie future' maintenance, tq!air and replacement of bazardous customer-owned service Jines and prone to failure risen. Columbia also p10poses ·to implement the Accelerated Mains Rcplw:emmt Program ("AMRP"), which ooosists of lbe replacement of approximately 3,770 miles of ba'e steel .pipe, 280 miles pf casl iron pipe and an estimated 360,000 metall.ic service lines. Tbe AMRP will ·produde substantial benefits dlrougb tbc enbanoement qf pipeline safdy and reliabil-ity by llddressif1g the .rcplal=lent of an 118ing distribution infmstructure. The AMRP is also in,tended to foster eoonoinic development in Ohio by re-enginecring those affected gas distribution systems to malcb the current lind future needs of lhe enviroomeot and lbe customc'l'll ~ serve. ,_ nae pumps for a . total .11"\lject OOSI of $1.8,000 Wilb vill.age match. and replacement of customcr~ service Jines !hat have been determined by Columbia to present an existing or probable~ 10 pmons and ptoperty; (2) ~orderly and systemabc replacement of, over a period of approXIlllately tbrce years, ccrtam nsers,jdentif:ted by tbe Com-missioo's Slaff as prooc to faii!U'!:if not ptopetly assembled and installed; (3) · · Cobunbia 's ·re-placement of all cast iron and bare steel pipe in its distribution system over a p hold" for ftOOVatioos additional cori&ttuction at tbe Eastern Elementaly Sd!ool, aft.e2- a Jll!lC"ting wilb tbe clirectlx of the Ohio School Facilities Commi55ion, Michael Shoemaker, last montb.. Sboemaker also I1lllt with Southern Local Superinteodent Tony Deem RACINE - The V'dlage of RaCine bas turned in two project1l for Community Development Btock Grants to finance a new fue truck while the other affects the cleaning · of two water wells. The sumdaro fife truck oosts a total of $54,444 with the village m.atch beiag $29,444 paid from the Rllcine F'ure Department. The other project is the c.-leaning of w.arer :Wflls Q!le : • Julia S. Caqlbell, 99 •• Julie E. C8qlbell, 60 • Frank Jllmes lrwil, 00 o Ruby Narm, 76 • o Patrid( 'Voo' Taylor, 47 Rida-IRP Rider JRP will provide for lbc reoovery of costs inclll1'ed in: (I) tbc fuuure maiiitenance, repair ' mand "oo BY BEnt SeiGEIR' NIA (0.6%) Rider DSM, as adjusted each year, will become eff~tive by May I following tbe Febru-ary ·filing of an application subject to Commission approval . Issues regardiqg lbe allocation of OSM costs and applicability of tbe Rider DSM to customer classes and/or rate schedules will be determined prior to and described wilhin the July I, 2008 applicatioo . . rooms. Edwards said to evaluate the district's prechanges in the woO;;s could sent and future needs. increase die state's ))011tion The building is also in the same day. (See related 10 93 peroent. need of renovations due to stoly, page 1.) board bas identified a some settling, Edwards EdWlllds said the le;gislaneed for additional classsaid, and ti.gbting, fite and IDle is e:q,erud ro .ronsider new legidaJ:ion whH:b room space in the primary .electrical system upgrades. would increase tbe !i.Ute'5 wing of lhe building, due to "We are waiting on the pol1ioo of new OOIISinldion an inomase in open enroU- eu:trome of legislation that rosts for local scboo1 dis- ment and ,growtb within l!be might assist the district With tricts. Under the owrent district. The process of funding," Edwards said fumling formula, the state planning building eXcpan- Friday. "We are closely would provide 80 pmJeD1 of sion began late last year, PI _ _ , . I w,AS the funding for ·new class- wben the OSFC was $ked BSEI!GIENf•MVDAA.YSemNELCOM 3.3% Columbia is prowsing the establishment of a Cus~ Charge for ~ served un-der its Fui! Requirements COoperative Transportation Service ("FRcrSfl) rate schedule to re-cover fixed cosus EffectlliC November 30 ·of each year, ColUIIIbi& will file a prc-fililw ootioe OOI!Tllininl es·that do vary witb ·customer usage, Following is a comparison of cumnt and prOjiQied delivery rates timated Rider lRP schedules for die Rider lRP to become effective lbc follow~ May. The :Cor tbe aforementioned rate schedules. All propoted rate& have been ad-justed to include gross esti-DIIIfed schedules will contain a combiilatioo of actual and projected data !biougb . :r-IP'II taxes. December 31 of thai year. By the followq Febnwy 28 Columbia will file 111 updated • app~ with schedules supponins lbc Propoeecl · Rider lRP hued on actual 00115 : :C fll al Service s.lel Rates - No; ember l80I accumulated dlrougb Deeembcr 31 of lbe preceding year. This proposed rider would apply to . Description Cwrenl Proposed Change 1bc Sinan Genm1 Service (SGS, SGTS and FRSGTS), Geoeral Service (GS, GTS and / $16.50 Customer Charge ' $2625 $9.75 FRGTS) and Murphy Gas (MGS and FRMGTS) rate schedules. • ' First 25 Mcf Delivered per Monlh $1.3007 $1.9915 $0.6308 Next 75 Mer Delivered Per Monlh $1.2784 $1.4136 $0.1362 ; ~~M , ()ver 25 Mcf Delivered Per Monlh $1.2784 $1:1374 ($0.1410) Columbia will file an application, cooperatively developed by Columbia, !he Oftiee of tbe : Ohio Co;mJIIICI'S' Counsel, Commission Slaff and olher interested stakeholders, by July I, . .Gmenul Traupnrtadoa Service Rates- November 20011 2008, for appri>val of a comprehensive energy efficiency program f9r all residential and : Description Curren; Proposed Change C0111111el'Cial customers. These programs will enable customers 10 reduce bills ~ urious · Customer Charge $16.50 $2625 $9.75 conservation progr1rns. Columbia proposes to spend up to an additional $9.3 millioa per yc;ar : Administrative Charge $6,0Q $0,00 ($600) oo such energy efficteocy programs. Columbia would _inilililly increase dollars &~ oo energy . $1.3607 $1.9915 $0.6308 . ·Firsu25 McfDelivered Per Month efficiency programs from the currenulevel of $5.5 million per year to $12 .8 millton m 2009. Ncxt75 McfDelivered Per Moolh $12784 $1.4136 $0.1362 Program fundin& may be increased-·by up tl? an additional $1 million per year in 2010 and · Over 25 Mcf Delivered Per Month $12784 Sl .1374 ($0.1410) 20 II if energy efficieocy targets are ~t. :hll Req~lti Geae.ual Tu-ansporfatioa Service Rates- Novtmber 2008 OBITUARIFS (1.9%) period of twenty-five yca-~; (4) Columbia's replacement of oompany-owned and customerowned metallic ser\lice lines identified by Columbia during the replacement of all caSI iron and bare sleel pipe; and, (5) tbe installatioo of Automatic Meier Reading Devices on all meteR located inside residenoes and small oommcrcial facilities, as well as on inaccessible outside meters, seiVed by Columbia, which will provide actual meter readings each rnoatb. \\\,\\111\d.ld\-.entint·l.t•orn projects NIA NIA NIA NIA NIA 2lH)~ forCDBG 2.9% lSD% (0.2W>) 3.1% 12.4'1> . 0.9% ' 2- Racine applies -aDd three, al011g With Industrial Clus 5.2% 1.6% NIA (2.1 %) NIA l.S% Edwards said plans BREID•IIYilAILit'SEHnNEL<XIM Raue Schedule Class Small General Sa-vicc Small General Transportation Service SmaliGerlenL Schools Transportation Sa-vicc Full Requirements Small Gen. Transportation Sa-vice General ~ice General 5ervice Schools • Sales Generall'ranspollation Service . . General Scbooli Traosport.ation Service \1\' Upcoming Legislation could ilicrease state share <'! S..U G flltlal Scniee Rat.!s- Novanber ilo89 ll J'-ll\'l .SPORTS .lbla 'ts ~ 1 :-; Middleport • Pometoy, Ohio . ' AS · ·~ .l'lc · lillttCII(pllcrtoa Tt:aditionally a Wl8attl is placed in illile Ohio River during the Memorial Day observance in memory of those lost at sea during war times. Here John Weeks, left, arid Lennie JeWell, toss the wreath on the water. Memorial Day observance · . features parade, patriotic tributes BY Ctwlt.ENE ltoerucH HOEFLICHOMYOAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - "Whether a war is popular or llllpopular, the sacrifice is the same for the more than one million men and women who have died in ·t he serYice of this nation in wars and .conflicts since 1775," said Tom Anderson, speaker at Memorial Day services in Pomeroy Monday. Andersml, commande~ of Drew Webster Post 39, called for "respect of heroism" and asked tbat "no one dishonor a sacrifice by belittling the cause." He spoke of the need for Americans to · remember that freedom isn't free and that many have its high price with their li v.es. "Let us ·n ever lose focus of what Memorial Day J!V'<Ins . lt is. not about picnics or auiO races. It is a day to remember our fallen Spc. Brandon Williams of Pomeroy, grand!;on of Legionnaire Mick Williams, joined the Drew Webster Post 39 'honor guard leading the annual Memorial Day parade through downtown Pomeroy. Spc. Williams who has been in service for four years, w1ll be sh1pp1ng out to Iraq in July. "lEFT- •llill. ·S outhertt exploring building.addition M AS ' BY BEnt SERGENT stllte money to either build a new addition or renovate tbc old high school. With RACINE~ The Soutbem these two options in mind, Local School Board a1 a the stllte paid for SEM recent meeting approved Architects to develop_ two expJoring a plan to possibly plans, one for the addiuon, add a large addition onto one for the renovation to Southern Elemeotiuy School , determine whi_ch option to.~ it a K-12 building would be fmanctally vr.able. · SoUthern Local Schools . To renovate ~outhern Superintendent Tony Deem High School, whtch was stressed tbc proposal is in built in 1961 , the cost would Its ·infant stllges but be $8.4 million · with t\le Southern has come to the state kicking in only $2 ffilltop of the list to receive lion, leaving the public to BSERGENT•MYDALYSENTJNELOOM .,.~ • finance the rematDID!l $6 million . The cost of addmg a. 52,000 square-foot addition onto Southern Elementary School to house students in grades K-12 would cost $9.4 lTIIllion wtth the state kickmg m $7 mlllion and a local share of $2.3 m1lhon. ~ current . htgb school ' ~ 56,000 square feet. . Deem satd he along With the board were " all about renovau~g unul we saw th:, $6 mrllron local share: Deem went 011 to explarn after bean_o g about a $9 mii lion addmon wtth the state kicking in $7 million that he and the board felt lhey owed it to the people to explore that opuon a s weiias hear from that same public a bout wbal tbey want to see. "The ultimate test is if w~ have to go to a bond tssue , Deem explained. adding at this early stage he wa sn' t exactl y s ure how or even if the fmancin g of the local 'I • n - Sc tits w. AS ., I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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