https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd196567f863eac25384c873f92242be.pdf bacd632fcde49807f2dd97bfdd522f44 PDF Text Text • ' Page D6 • S~y limes-Sentioel Mjddlqlnrt • l'umeio;• Gallipolis, OH • Poilll P' Suuday, June 29,20118 N, WV • Reader's Choice edition. inside today's Sentinel ..• .> • -· • Middleport~ Pomeroy, Ohio ' Bring You the Latest Healthcare News • _ ·.Dim. An1¥)1ead ~ Reds i:8;t Trile 9-5. a Information You Need to Kgow Abggt Stroke rmm "Does it'* aclilaalcc whic:ll sleeve you lMGl . Afta' tadq the above s•!!listics, you may feel fint7 DOes it m 11 ~r bow one p - tbe sbowa'! bdplms, whdher you ue 1be sarob SWYivor or die Sudlliade dliDgs ad~ have m sudl actHicult ca-egiv«. Howev«, ilm is help 8111 llope. ·, 1alk bll wilh adla•ist like you we get to atjoy a hal ideatifH:d Met proR01be pheliMwnt of"Mnl NidcaC.. life tot,da." pllsliaty," whidl is the 8lity ofdie !nil it ... pnirt itself 8Dd .-.. nan! plllbways. Reoovay IIJOtl!ft' opis a life loag proce151Dd with prace, skills . As ycu explore your tion f4l OOJSider is; pri:ipltc il a Slltit support c:au be stiDiflnd It is ajourney wodb apior· JO!f. TbesC 1J01fS CID be apowafullool il yow ing. Ask )'011' ~ "\VVae .... my. . OO!IIilrd ~· objedires: I)~ die expaioaofid•IDil cm- -·da "new..,...,. Sll. ·dlolaorpnwidills~ ~to Gdlcrlespclllibilities. Seer. It MIDDLEPORT -lbe Middleport Community Association will host that oommnnicy',; Independence Day celebration with · a parade, live music, and a $6,000 firewoib display. 1be associatiqn's proJ!l3lll Oil Friday will center around Dawe Diles Park. · Ev!DS will get underway at . ' . ra:ovay jOII'De)'T' You lid your pllysiciiD llllf decide dllt you • reilly iJr ldditn .e• NI!!Wioo oman rt pNJit!I!Qa exil'fl ltills IIIII wist devdcJpiDs or lllatf''"' wak!Uis. . c.-** .. HobaOilic .. pmdy spoDIOICd two localstcJk . .. _.......... . SI4IPil p t MMif aIWJ!IIIl 011' ~ b tbe paSidaa yars. F« nm iDfDnllaD 1be parade.will begin at 5:30, travel down North Second Avenue ID South Third Avenue, ro GeneGII Hartinger Plutway and bact up Soutb Second. Four . categories will be ju~l~~ Best float, best · w · unit, best tid-powered unit and best fourlegged uniL Parade awards wiU be presented after a Patriotic program led by the l;.egion 1be truck and oompetitioo at the Meigs County Fair · got a boost this week when the Meigs Career · and TechniCal Center made a sizable donation towards those programs. "The best kept secret in Meigs • County is the Meigs Career and Tecbmcal Center located at ·Meigs High School." said Suzanne Bentz. one of the Center inslnlctors. She said the donation is one way of let- PqeAS ting the public know what the .•qBtes 'BI' Silley. 75 Center has ID offer to Eastern, Meigs and Soulbern students as well as ro show support for community programs. "The Meigs Career and Technical Center is addressin~ ~ dJat face today's gru•'atn. uiil IW!tr ~.,. . ~ mW\Y of ipday's most exoiM~~ opporWnities relale 10 ttchoolbgy aild 100 · often individuals think d:lat the only path ro soocess is by obtaining a professional degR:e• . "'ur College Tech Prep programs: Automotive Technology, Electroaics aQd Instrumentatii)O. Health Technology, Hotticulture, Information . Technology Interactive Media, Information ·Technology Network Systems, and Medical Office Management assist students who wish ID continue oollege by offering ~m the " . . . . . . . A5 '• Meig$ OunuAR.IFS INsiDE swco ~po&ter «*dest wirti181'S. Doug Bensman, left, regional wildlife biologist for Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, presented a Pheasants Forever Habitat Cooperator sign to Jim Freeman, wildlife specialist for Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, at a recent wildlife "' . specialist~· meeting. The district recently planted a native prairie grass and wildflower planting at the Meigs SWCD Conservation Area using.Had donated by Ohio Pheasants Forever. The sign is currently displayed at the Conservation·Area. 8fiir.Ati -'!~News. ;Seer. AS ,• DerJare your .ildepelldence by going ·aline. See PJF A3 Mei~ ~~-u•-l' A3. A:J Lla B(Uttt, SycaiiUJtt Rehab lkc11p11tlollfll ThtfiPJ' Departnrent Oassifieds 83-4 Comics •.·. ' ,' • • ·. Bs Editorials . ".. Movies Obituaries . ~ports Weather As As • ~ 8 Section As ' .. ·. •• lL. ·swco completes prairie plantings at conservation area QU dars en ... about America. patriotism. appreciation for freedom, family and community and we would like this celebratioo lD be a comrilemoration of all of that," said Association President Brenda Phalin. "The commnnicy has' really rallied behind lbe · association to make sure the celebration is possible, and we want Ibis ro be a true community celebration.fl POMEROY - ~ Annie's Mailbox • at 1 p.m. in the park. Followmg lbe program. Kip Gruc!a' of K&D Kar.ioke will host a k.araoU cOiltest with cash prizes of 5100, $75~ and 550. Strange Kandy, a Rio Grande:based band playing the blues and rock and roll, original compositions and popular covers, wiU perf011D at 8:30 p.m., until the firewom display. "The Fourth of July is 1n11.10r puns and tough truck lboat Slnlkc llpt f'qiS. plea CXIDt: D&ring tbe fiBt few days, 1be SIIIVivor and t.nily just- top their loved OIIC home. At some poD, die reality sets in 1hose iiqs dJit WOI't . 7ii0.9JJ.J788. be like dley were bef•. As one *~iva' lt*>d, " w" .nt~d.:t ih'-t• ntind . enm ..!tHtX l'tl m'tiMI , . _ < f ;t) +IOEf'I.ICHOUVo.t.ILYSENTINELCOM * -- It ' I . house, to be ftbodas . .a truly...., r.t JOU're dnuf;b. mIDikt new fiitads lid to '*' •\I I \ 't 3 p.m. With a stocyteUing session by Donna Wdsoo.A gospel lllllSic oonoe1t will begin at 3:30p.m. The parade wiH line up at 5 p.m. at Rejoicing Life Church. Members of the Feeney-Bennett Post l2J!, American Legion, will lead the parade as grand marshals. A heroes walking unit is open to all ~ve militaiy and veteran&, and their families. l) JI'OVidc SfiMit and K«f4•1Ct ~ <*ts fac. ~ sinila dWh11 s; 3) o&.r ......... lqll'tling tptdfic p-OOians; 4) lldp lin J'n polllcm SoMng M4 cqtiiJ skills. 'Jky . . . . . . . . . .,.., . . .ofthe ' To add insult to iajlll)', thele is still urill"' ftritd or waa't swe ifthey would bclp allloke i1ll'ivor .witl-ll:tivitits, such a food delivay or nmins cnlllds." Oftal. famiy manbas have diticulty in ..aiDgthe surviv« with sclf-aR, lonernMing .1.. REED BY 111tEEDeiiYIN..'tSBIITINELCOM WEA.111ER cems; ch., eo 11oke surmors. Forty-tiRe Jltlcal oftbe p aal Jdlic: .veycd stmd dllt they "wcddd•t help Sittatan.-- - '.i~ Middleport Fo~h retUrns to Diles Park . a... . . After the long cold mon1hs of winter the warm .eczema are predomiaandy eauSC'AI by allergies. bas advanced, new more eft'ective tJtaln•eots weather of late is cenainly People can develop allergies to mc:dic:ations, often with fewer side dl'c:dS have b«ome · ·· welcome. Not all are pleased foods or eveo insect stiPgS, all of wbidl (Ill .be available. Also for ui allergic conditioos as with the return of warm breezy very serious. But no matter what lhc ofcnd.. bay fever, a11aJic dll11na and stinging inm days, though. Allergy suffer- ing allergen, the end rau1t is always the same, . allergy, specific immt!MIMUPY~ or aUagy m often dmld the coming of namely misery for lhc allclgy sutrcra: shots, arc availalile and have provco very efce.. spring as the breaking for1h Many sbldies bavc been done to evalllltetive illd vay safe. of the first buds signals the onslaught of the implct of allergic diseases on dte Hves of those The futJR of allergy pollen. Allergic diseases are the resuh of our who suffer fiom them. Surprisingly, allergic treatmeot lies in gaina body's immune system, the system of defense rbiliitis, or bay fever can cause areduction in ing better understandagainst infections, reacting against things in quality of life similar to that seen with as11n111 ing of all the dift'ermt the environment which otherwise pose no · Other conditions which are associated with bay · c:bcmicals iavolved in threat to the body. Things such as peanuts. pets fever wbidt also cause signitkant misely ilia allergic tadions and and the pollen of~ grasses and weeds are elude reamnt ear infections, sinus infcdions . devclopiDg medica- . impUcated. However, it is not pollen or other and even bronchitis. The cog of1bese condi· · tions wbidl will woat alle~gen that cause the dreaded symptoms, but · . tions to the health CB sys1an is stagcring in llltR specifically and 0111' body's reaction agains1 the alle~gen. tenDs of bt work and school days, dec«asod effectively. Untillhen ·. When IIWIY think of allergies and allergic ability to work.whcn on dte job and dircd costs. Ibid you happy sneez- .....~.~~ diseae, they often think only of bay fever, a such as doctor visits and~ ing. anlition dmctcrit.ed by itdlY, sneezy, stuffy, The tla1tmai of allagic disease bas ldvinctd .. runny nosund itchy eyes. t.tatydon'tmlire quite bit iiJ teeat~ As tbe ,...,..... . .. . • r that .the majority of aslhma is due to lllergies. ing ·or what causes the reactions within the Other ~tioos such as atopic dermatitis or ·body resulting in .the various allelgje diseases a.r '\1• _ ~...!. SPORTS . Do You Suffer from Allergies?_ . --- How llllllY of you have survived astroke or know sor.!eOIIe that liM? Did you koow that less dim twenty perctllt of stroke SIIVWOIS even receive rehabilitation? ADltiooal survey ~ by the Nltional Slnte Associliion foll1d that "few SIIVi· VOB get lbe rehab they need to regain functionallbil· ity llld iqlrove lheir quality of life." lbirty~igbt . perctnt said they did llOt rective enough infomuboo rtpding rebabililati<ll or tbc l'CCOVCI)' piOOCSS. Alxa half of lbe respondents ue not see~ a spc- . cillist it tJat tbc "!lit etfects" of1heir strotc. ,.. · effects" include isollldl. dqmsioo, ClliDluecl ttifticulty with sdf-areud mobility skills, spaslicity (IIIISCle tigldncss1pain or scnsaiion dJqes in If. fi:ded limbs, memy loss, visuallpcroqlull deficits (OOw lbe brain perceives what you see), and aphasia (oommooirMRI difficulties). These Sll'rivols ay llso cxperimoc role widl their spouac,·iolbility to. to wort. unable to drive or table to be left alone. ·· • . ~ • STAFF REPORT grass species," · ellplained power and m;Wng· ethanol, Jenny Ridenour, education Ridenour explained. 1be coordinator for the Meigs ad~ges '.of switchgrass RUTLAND -Tbe Meigs SWCD. "As you look at the include the ability ro grow Soil and Water Conservation . plots ·from the road, from on poor soils and high District recently completed left to right they contain big yields without the need to another project at the Meigs bluestem, little bluestem, replant it every year. SWCD Cooservation Area gamma grass, Indian grass On the other side of ·thc on N~ Lima Road. and switcbgrass." road, between the road' llld . the~-lnhat:est pto(oject ~j~;c;:t n'onallThose andwere~":.~ lbe new wetland, is a plantil Y .,.~ ng consisting of a variety of P"' Ill appro ly two ~ of native prairie by hand. The ~ was pro- native grasses and prairie pses and a prairie plant vided through die Buckeye forbs and flowers including mixt!lte: Tbe. plaotings will Hills ResouroeO:In!lm'ation many of ~ before-menallow area residents and and Development District tioned grass species and youngsters the opportunity · and the Natural ~source bl--" ed fal to see different Dallve grass· Coo!iei'VlllliOO Service Plant, ~-ey susan, se sunies and a .,..,.;,.;... area . M aterial Center in West fiower, coneflowers and spec .-.-other native plants. ~ in Meig~ County. V~ . . Ohio Pheasants Forever 'On ooe side of tbe !pad Sw.ttcbp'ass t& bemg coo- donated the prairie grass are five individual plots, sidercd u a source of fuel ' · · . eacb containing a siqle for generating · electric " s s - ,. W. AI NEWSOMYOAtLYSENTINEL.COM = f ·Summer storytelling begirls Wednesday BY CHAAI.aE tloEFucH I«JEFUCHOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Storyteller Ilene Evans will present African folktales as the frrst in the July series of Stories at the River's Edge on Wednesday in Middleport and Mason, W.Va. an!i Thursday in Ravenswood and Ripley, W.Va. The storytelling series is sponsored in part by the Ohio River Border Initiative. a joint project of the Ohio Arts Council and the West Virginia Commission on the Arts, in cooperation With the Riverbenll Arts Council and . participating community support. It will include four programs in July to be held on Wednesdays in Dave Diles Part in Middleport at 10:30 a.m. and in the Mason. W.Va. Riverside Park at 1:30 p.m.; and then · on Thursdays at the Ravenswood Library at I 0:30 a.m. and the Ripley Libruy at I :30 p.m. Evans who resides in Thomas, W.Va. will be telling stories in all four locations this week:. She is in the graduate program at East Tennessee State working toward a Master's Degree in . Storytelling. She bas collected stories from around the world that encompass many cultures. Evans credits the West Virginia mountains as her greatest crossroads for col- Ilene Evans lections of stories. times. and tales. Her performance company, "Voices from the Earth," provides the venues for her to reproduce tbe tales of real people, their struggles and their triumphs. Donna Wilson, program coordinator, describes her performances as "energetic and lively, including dancing, singing, and dramatic vocal talent. which leaves the audience with a feeling of having been a part of the story." Some of her perfor- · mances include General Moses stories from the Life of Harriet · Tubman, folk tales, slave tales, and Brertales, she said. The program is free and upen to all ages. Any questio~J,s can be directed to Wilson at992-7830. • �' Page~ REGIONAL . 1te Daily Sentinel Monday,'June 30, 2008 - lAND.TRANSFERS ·<!~?.IE?l!2g to expand high-speed Internet acces~ Community Calendar to Blackston Real Estate, U.C, deed. Salisbury. Heatb Hudson, Kyla Hudson, to Benjamin W. JACKSON Greg ~cKillniss liyes on .a farm 1D the roiJiing htlls ~f lbpr. MaryaDIIa DaWII Jackson . County . . m · Hg-. deed, SalisbUI)'. · A.r!JalacbWJ ~o, . hopmg Paul Neidlwt, Amy · his daughter~ wtl~ soon be l\leidhlllt, Amy Bravcnnan. <lble to enlist h•_gh-speed to John D. Stock, Diane Internet fur~elp wtth ·school Stock. deed, Rutiland. research proJects. William . R. Thoma, . In many ru_ral area~. deceased, to William R. bro~dband servtces aren t Thoma. Jr., Daniel Roy av&lable ~t all or c~me Thoma, · Beatrix ·Helen frol!l a smgle p~ovuier. Sh.ai.n.. Carmen Shultz, Venzon .Commumcatwns Diana L. Lyons, Beatrill Inc. provtdes coverage to Helen Wolfe affidavit, JacJr,son County, but the serSalisbury. ' vice . . od?Cso't reach William . R. Thoma, Jr., M~Kinruss farm. . William Richard Thoma, I ha~ calle~ Veru:on Carmen Sohultz, Diana L. se!'mll umes . ~mg to get 4'ons, Diana L. Johnson, •t. satd McKinn!ss, a manDimiel R. Thoma, Beatrill ager for lndustnal ~unber Helen Wolfe, Beatrix Helen and Land Company. They Shain, B. Hel.en Wolfe, keep , .t elling me t!'l call Residential home!> are seen in the .rolling hills of Jackson Oo1:1nty in Appa~ Ohio Owmain R. Thoma, Paul back. June 20 in Jackson. In rural areas Uke his, broadband services aren-. ..,..... at all or Schultz, <llades F. Johnson, <;:ails to_ exl?and broad- come from a single provider. About 55 percent of Ohio resic:lelltS ,f:lave ~~ senric:e James E. Snyder, Jr., Faillh band servtce ~ the U.S. in their homes, with coverage higher in urban .areas. according to the~- ~ Thoma, to John J. Blalre, have been gomg out f@r study of broadband service in the state. • David A. Blake Oharles E years, but few states have Blake, deed, salisbury. · succeeded in elltending the During the same span, Christopher K.. Haning, tec~oology to therr remotest availability of cable broad- . com,..o~ .· : Jessica Haning, to S&O regwns. . . band, the type provided by Income Properties, ·deed, ~bout 55 percent of Ohio · cable television companies, . . Rutland. restdems have broadband increased significantly as 11lefllllcNih'I! ......IIIOik:s:c.-........ _ d didbf ' . Mlu:garet . Burtbamer to ~toe m llh.eu hof!les, with well. ~- actOIIIDIJ!IIIocaOenG..,Q ie" · rvtraur' tM). ·' n 1..11re ~ Caltiy ~VCfllgc ·h~er '~!l ur~an --= "We're trying to IilO\Oe ·out - ~ 55~111 Qt)IO l'lllldilo!$ have~ . --dband ..vP. •16 ,percent Of Ohio ftlllldents have • '· ·· _ · in 1helr home. •: Piokms, deed, .Sutton. illre8.s, aooording ito. Connect of the ice age," said Jackson • 59 peroent Of businesses have bn e! · d-setvice. ., •• GFetcben G. AMerson, ~hm, a oon,proftt group County Commissioner Ed ·. • 82 peroent of businessetl use a COlftPI.IIIJI'. fohn H. Anderson, to bireli lby lhe state to conduct Mlnstrong. "It's gaining in • More than 50 percent of Ohio resldenls Who do not own a OCiftlo '; puter-say !hey don~ ne8d one. ., •• ,,, .. Dennis C. Jones D.. Carla S. tbe first comprehensive · importance. They (busines&• Nearly 50 peroent of Ohio nisidents'liho don~ have broadbM!I· • ' Jooes, deed, Scipio. ~t:udy ..of broadband service ,es) know that they are depensay !hey don't need K. · · ,: • 8cmal:d V. Fultz Family m Ohio.l:}le group planned ·dent on being able to com?±b "' TnHt, Bcmard v. Fultz, to to release Its results Fnday. municate with the globe." · ' I · V'wtor . C. Young m, ~ew.er than 36 perceo! of Among the personal benR~velt's . . Rural · option, but ~s con.. ~ BedfOid. · Katherine M. Yolll18. deed, restdents. 10 · Ohw's efits, rural residents could Dennis L ZDok. Amanda VIllage of Pomewy. Appalachian counties, have their children ex3jll- Eiectrification Administration, more expensiVe. <:!.. , · Bernard F. F.ultzOrildren, home ~0 1.5 million people ined by a top-notch urban created in 1935, gave loans to - Beyond the 1~ ;Zook, ito Brian Balch, ·Beverly Balch, iieed, Bemard f. Fultz, to Victor scattered over the southern physician ·through a broad- communities and businesses technological cbBi.lenges. ::Scipio. · C. Young 01, Kalheri.ne M. and eastern parts of fu.e band connecfion. Students that fOI'IDed rural .cooperatives researcb .by ·connect Ohio . Cbasidy Leib, Wayne 0. Youn,g, deed, Vtltlage of . sta~e. have broadband . 10 could take ctasses ..online that woold build ·the necessary has shed -light on other infrastructure. obstacles. ·Leib, Jr., to Raudall 0. ' Pome!v,y. . therr homes. the ~tudy srud. . . d th ld _,_ t: Goodnite• .deeif. Rut!land. · Timothy · Coleman, ·• T~chnology bas . left an ers cou Wvr:r. . !">~ The public-private cooper-. In ·the surVey, lhe lack of a : "ilia · f Rae' · _ .,...__, · ,.._,_ J .. . lb.ehmd rural Amencans home man era of ever htgb ation overcame the ·same computer was cited nine . " ' . ge o lllC ito .......stma ........man, . ustin ' er fuel costs . problem that private industry times more often than the .M.anuel . Gheeu, B11tbara CcJleman ito Jeremy .before. lt took one of "Th . thl . all al :ghcen, deed, Lebanon. Goleman,' deed, Rutland. f'resident Franklin . ese ngs qu - says it has encountered today cost of broadband service as . Grant E. Young to Robett Roy C. Wlliti!IOO! . Roosevelt's New Deal pro- •Rty ofZah.fekreslated, sruhd U.S.. in trying to spread ·broadband the main barrier to In~ Lee Young, LaDy 0. YQilllg, Revocable Trust, 1tG:f C. grams to extend electricity ep. c pace, w, 0 re.p- iota runil areas -1here is no adoption. And of the 45 per:Ray Allen y, Judith A. Whitmore, memorancllmaol', ito rural areas in the 1930s. re.sents an ~ppalachlan dis- profit to be made. cent of individuals .with Weber, deed.~~e- . trust. . . . , 1be problems of broad- tnct and formed a SC('arate "There are eoon.omic and broadband servjce, ·half ElilaA..AdamStoKatbem ·Roy C Whitmore to~ band deployment in rural ?sk_force to study th~ ISsue. technological challenges believe they do not need it; .. _ u4~ Whi.tmo R . -areas :afe·much the same as 'fhis ts every bit .a~ unpor- ·that all providers face w.heo Connect Ohio is just as R. T,,..a.,., --:1• .,_ ,....,. .-.-r. . re, oy , ,, -· tant t leedeed, Olive. Whitmooie Revocable Taist.; t¥ forces that delayed #le · .• . as was acpess o e . .. ~are looking at e~p~d- much of a~~ strate, Jobn R. JdlerHo Ju~ .deed, Letar!l. ~ ~ , ftV.al of ":le.ctricity: ;, _ . \fl~ty ·~vera} ,decades ~· . mng broadband serv1ce to ~ to pfODIOIC · band as :G . .fdfers.~.deed. Rudand. John E. Anderson, Luda t · . • lsolauen and rugged · · The telephone 1>Uf\V~~ 1by more rural areas," said 'tt is a projeot'to gather Uifo(· James C. Birohfield to Anderson, to Tammy L. topograp;hy . impedes t'he Connect Obto ~ro¥~s Verizon spokesman Lee matico ·from individual :Odonl Oil Co., right. of Taylor, Luda 1. Anderson, rechnology's reach. broadband :•comp~es wtth Gierczynski. "ln most providers ·and present it as way, Ratland. deed. Letart. • , Potential customers custom,er mformautJn ,they places the market is work- business case to lhe industry · Bubby B. He11dman, Charles R. Ran~om., d~n! know what. they'~e cnuldn t -. or wouldn t -. tog, lb ut · in places whete as a whole. · · Tere_sa Schuler, Ev.erett .decease.d , to J.ames f. 011ssmg: so they. aren t ha~.e b.een . able to ,get on broadband .i~ not availab~e ·. "~ome,Umes tlle : P~ Schuler. to Old'ord Oil. eo., Reedy, cieed, Letart. demantling the semce. !hetr own. ~e g~up hopes and where tt s not ecoooou- .baniet'· t& ~ · right of way, Rutiland. David E. Keller, Vrr,ginia " RJur,al povelty means . II wtU provide all mterested cally feasible for the'priliate . tioo is tOft«" tbe ·sfi Jeffrey c. Lewis, Pamela • L.. Hedrick, Doooa M. ·CU~rs can't pay to ha':e parues w~th the knowledge sector to serve, it heJr,s to 0f tbe· value .of \broadband;" D.. Lewis, to Oxfol'll Oil Keller, to Roger E. Scads, servwe, ~vended to the1r of exaclily wber~ tbroadband enter into partn~rships. ' . said ~rian Mdford, iC~f Co., right of way, Rpdand. Linda D. Searls, deed, home. • ' _ ., co~.emge ila,gs. · DSL connecuons requtre executiVe of Connectejl Robctt L. Martins, Judith Racine Village. • ~ders ;avoid ~ . I liee th.is ~ Y~ much customers to be no farther Natioo, ,of which ~ A. Mamns, .t o OKfurd Oil Jacob D. Hersh~ger, areas liecause lhey ~ t llet ~ tl_le R1Illl electrtctty pro,: than 18,000 feet from a Ohio is a subsidiacy. ·"''bt Co.., right Gf way, Salem. Emma U. Hersh'berger, to en~u$1:1 customers to JUstify Jects m the 1930s and 40s, "switching" station. Fiber- onus is on us to make the thetr mvestment. srud state Rep. Clyde Evans, optic cables involve layjng case that~~ sense Breot I. f'mlaw. Patricia Solmon E. Mast, Delila L. f'mlaw, til Oxford Oil Mast, deed, Scipio. ~ lag in ~hio. remains who re~resents sev:ral thousands of miles of cable to have at home." through to address computer Co., right Gf way, Scipio.. . James H; Starcher _, Jam _ es despl~ the availability of a Appalactnan c~unttes; underground Rex Vance to Oltfmd Oil H. Starcher, Jr., to tuppers pronunen~ ~ype of br<?ad- mcluding Jackson. If gov- rolling to,Pography. And ownership, Connect Ohio it; right of way, Scipio. Plain~ester Water b~nd, 01gttal · Subscnber ernment had not gotten. wireless stgnalli .are of'kln collecting donations ·from · Barbara G. Whittingiooto Di&trict,rigbtofway,Olive. L~s (OSL), ~omg .from mvolved w~ · would have . relayed from mountain 1Qps private industry .to 'help with Oxford Oil Co., right of Stephen Q. Arnold, vll'tuatly nonextstent 10 ~~~- never had 1t out · there. I ~ lthey .don'·l n*:h ~ 1ts No Child Left Offline · way. Scipio. V.alarie ·A. Amold,. ito ·y p. Appalacht.~ .counttes m think gove~eot has~ get Wo_.the valley' below. initiative, which will _proClift'ol'll E. Whittington, CWD, rightofw.ay, Orange. 2002 to bemg 10 all but one • mvolved with the busmessGetting 'IJroadbaod ·vide computers to low~ Bonnie C . Whittington. to Do.ak Masters. Pearl country two years later. es that do this." through a satellite is an income children. · Oxford Oil Co., ri,ght .of Masters, to Ooak MaSters, w.ay. Scipio. transfer upon.death, Olive. Walter M. Taylor to Michelle Watruba to Oxford Oil Co., right of Martha Fc.ances Taylor, way, Salem. deed, Salisbury. Lesley R. Gibbs to Stacey Walter M. Taylor to R. Cleland, _deed, Rutland. Martha Frances Taylor, City National Bank to deed, Salisbury. Barlw:a L. Williams, deed, , Charlotte Satterfield, .JaCk MiddJ.e,pGtt Village. . Sattemeld, Jr.. w Kelly R. Pomeroy Realty, U.C, ML<::lure, deed, Middleport D.a,.id Bumgardner Tmst Vtllilge. Agreement. Shirley Brian M. Warden, Dolly Bumgardner Trust, t:eeipm- R. Warden, to Michael J. cat easement ~ent, .Hill, Armintha K. Hill, Pomeroy VillQe. . · deed. Sutton. laclcie P. llimcans to wis L. Bell, deCeased, 5ccretary of Housing and alf!davit extinguishing life Urban Oevelopmmt. sber- estate, Letart. iff's deed, Middleport Tim~y H. Parsons to Village. Jody Lyn Brothers, deed, :. Dll;lYell NGrris, Jannette Salisbwy. · . · :Noms, :to Bobby I. Adams, Constance Hlutlour, ·Jr.. Roscoe Mills, right of Constance L. Cotterill. to ::: C POMEROY - Veterans i$ervice Commission, 9 :e..DL, 117 Memorial Drive. .;. RACINE - State i.F'mancial Planning t$upervision Commission, iiegular meetip.~ 10:30 a.n, ~utbem High · School t:kwtia room. ~: RACINE Racine ·~ Y'dlage Council will meet in iDlcessed session. 7 p.m. ~uncil chambers in ;t.funicipal Building. . :: W..t•M .day, )uly l :... TUPPERS PLAINS ;8pecial meeting of Eastern rt.0cai Board of Education, '':25 p.m., to approve FYOIJ : ~udget and other business. ....... Monday, Juae 30 .~ coJDe. -c 1 ' POINT c a -aw• s. eo., Crystal D. Dexter to Ted Dexter, deed, Village -o f Middleport. · Trustees give Ohio Univ. president $85,<XX> raise · ATHENS (AP) - The Board of Trustees a Ohio University has given President Roderick Mdnvis an $85.000 raise. The board increased McOavis • salary ·to $380,000, effec.t ive Tuesday, up from $294,66:S, il8d eBaldrld bit; oonb:act · five years during a Friday m· '"W · It's McDavis' first raise in tWo The board says his •541ary had been 1he lowetil.aDIOII& eight similar public universities in lhe &!lite. 1'be rai&e moves him to foutlh. . The raise comes about~ year aft« 77 pa-ceot of faculty ·surveyed gave a tJwmb&.4own to McOavis amid budget problems, lhe elimin•ion of ·i pOitS teams, a pla!iarism iCaDdal and oomputer-teeurity breaclies. kkeUy@mydailytribune.com nfields@mydailyregister.com hoeftich@mydailysentinel.oom Limit your stDry -to 500-750 words. • Please include a phone number in your·email. • • . . If PLEASANT, W.Va. -Matthew Keefer. <lirector of human resources ~ PleaSant Valley Hospital, was recently named a Board Member at Large by the West Vtrginia . Health Care 'Association (WVHCA). . "It is indeed an honor to ~rve in this capacity," said f{eefer. "I am very pleased to serve · on lhe executive of the .committee Association, and I look for.ward to continuing to serve ·l>ur member facilities as we provide quality care to our residents." · , The Pleasant Valley ~Nursing & Rehabilitation -Center, a l 00-bed skilled .itursing facility, is part of .the PVH organization. · . The WVHCA, beadquartered in Charleston, is a statewide nonprofit organi.zation representing long .term facilities providing '(:are for approximately :·1 I ;000 frail and · elderly -West V~rginians. Members include licensed nursing facilities, hospital based skilled nursing units and .assisted living communi:ties. Associate members are ~s and organizations ~volved with the long tenn «re profession or have a ·related business ·or profesSional · interest. The .WVHCA is an affiliate of the ·American Health Care ·Association (AHCA) and the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL). With over 14 years of management . experience, Keefer previously worked • causes too many headaches. Our credit, insurance and many other things have been tangled up due to the fact that my husband has the identical legal name as his father. Worse; he goes by a nickname the family saddled him with as a child, which adds another layer of headaches. It's much bener to give a child his own unique name . - Wife of Jumor · Dear Wife: Many readers pointed out that having the same legal name as a living relative can cause all kinds of problems for an adult c.hild, and these things should be taken into . consideration when naming a bal)y . Annie's MaiJJHJx is written by Kmhy MikheU and Mqn;y Sugar, wngtime editors of the Ann Lam/J!rs column. Please e-mllil your questinns to annU>smailbox@co~neast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611. To foul ouJ more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Crearors Symli£aJi- wrihrs and cartoonists, risit the Creators Syndicate Web JNlge al www.cnaJors.com. . Submitted phOio Susan Kozak, left, O'Bieness Memorial Hospital volunteer resoun:e manager, poses with members of the Ohio University Alpha Xi Delta sorority and the seven luny friends they made through a Build-a-Bear workshop and donated to the hos· pital. From left are: Brittney Paul, continuous open bidding chair; Whittney Paul, philanthropy chair; and Victoria Dengler. social and publicity chair. · · as a ttavelliig administtator · and human resources consultant for a nationwide long term care company for ATHENS - Thanks to almost 7 years. During his the Ohio University Alpha career, be also became a program manager for !he Xi Delta sorority, seven State of West Virginia's very special funy friends nursing facility survey uve been donated to Memorial agency and was res~nsible O'Bleness Hospital to be given to chilfor the survey, certification and · licensin$ of all West dren who are being treated or admitted at O'Bleness. Vtrginia nursmg facilities. "The custom-designed Keefer received his bachbears, made at a Build-aelor's degree from Marshall Universil)' (1993) in bealth- Bear workshop,will give <;are admmisttation. · · comfort to children in the Keefer and his wife, hospital by sending a hug to Debbie, have two children, those who need it," said Garren, 10. and Abbie, 9. Susan Kozak., manager .of Members of the Leon United Methodist Church, the family resides in Leon . In his spare time, Keefer likes to farm, operate heavy BY f• RUETH CRUMP equipment, hunt and fish. S0CtAL SECURITY He is also a fireman with the MANAGER, ATHENS · Leon Volunteer Fire Department. With ·Independence Day right around lhe comer, now . is a good time to free yourself from lhe need to visit your local Social Security office. Go to www.socialsecurity.gov to take care of imporRIO GRANDE - The said Pat Williamsen, project tant matters. What will you .Ohio Humanities Council · director for the Ohio lhere? For staners, you ~ill · conduct a series of Humanities Council. fmd :Jegiooal wortsbops in July "These workshops have will fmd just about anything ~ belp cultural organiza- been designed tO bel,P small you want to know about 'lions explore ·''Civic and mid-size orgaruzatioos Social SecUrity. Save yourself a trip by ~Tourism- Crafting a New think about tourism as a applying for refirement ben;\lision for Ohio," including community-building tool, efits online. 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Learn how to get . itbe Ariwna Humanities Heri Sbil.liJll brift&s \ ' Pft; U - Granville; extra help with lhe costs of lfnique perspective to con- Robbins Hunter Museum; Medicare Part D presaip:,versations about tourism. and July 16 -Rio Grande; tioo drug coverage at www.socialsecurity.gov.pre •X:ivic Tourism is about University of Rio Grande ;tpp~iatiog tourism as. a Advance registration is scriptioohelp. Read about qualifying .fUOlic good - and r,racuc- required. For more infonna'lnll it as a public art. • tion, visit www.ohiohuman- and applying for disability l;llTourism is the fastest ities.orw'curreot_intl or call benefits at www.socialsecurity.gov/d&s1.htm. Or qual~wing industry in Ohio," l-800-193-9n4. OU sorority 'makes' bears for O'Bleness 0' Bleness' volunteer resources department. "The hospital is appreciative of charitable gifts such as the bears." ·Each bear was customdesigned by a team of two during the workshop held recently in Columbus. Twenty members of the sorority participated. The teams paid $30 for each bear, which is given a love heart, a name and a birth cenificate. , Bears are dressed in unique outfits to match their personalities. the hospital is appreciativ, Sorority member Whittney of charitable gifts such a' Paul, said this is the first year the bears. the organization has paniciThe volunteer resources pated in the Build-a-Bear department at o· Blenes' program, but that it was so accepts new items from successful they plan to make loc!ll organizations and it an annual project. . The individuals to add to the members donated the bears children's toy fund cabinet. to O"Bleness because, "We ''All gifts are very much want to help the kids feel appreciated by the staff. viscomfortable in what could be itors. patients and recipi· a scary situation," Paul said. ·ents," Kozak said. Anyone · Susan Kozak, manager of interested ·in donating ne~>' O'Bieness' volunteer items or money should call resources department. said Kozak at (740) 592-9270. Declare your independence by going online ~: Tourism workshops offered ;by Ohio Humanities Council <· ~il, re-s. Skk In the Midwest Dear Worried Sick: bum marks on the dresser. I was angry that they smoked . in my home, but said nothing . because I assumed they wouldn't visit again soon since they live so far away. However, my brother-in-law recently told my husband that they plan to return in a few months. How do I handle this situation? They obviously have no respect for me if they would sneak around smoking inside my house. Would it be rude to ask them to stay in a hotel? I am not comfortable having lhem again. · - Burned Olf in tbe West Dear Burned: It's not rude to say you are unable to accommodate someone in your home. However, we think you should give .your relatives one more chance to ·be good guests. Your husband ought to speak to his brother and let him know about the evidence you discovered. He should make it clear that if they cannot be trusted to smoke outside, lhey must stay el!i<=where. Dear Anme: I read the letter from "Happy Fatherto-Be in Sunny Florida." Being the wife of a Jr., I beg lhe parents not to name the child after the father. It ·Keefer named WVHCA ~. board member at large oo ~~.Williams,~ Ttnmday, July l : POMEROY Ladies : Auxiliary of Drew Webster ·Post 39, American Legion, · :2 p.m. at the Legion hall in :ola Salisbury school, rear ;entrance. Members and oth•ers interested in joining • :ast.ed to attend. ·- MIDDLEPORT - Stated .m eeting of Middleport Masonic Lodge lt363, 7:30 .p.m. at the Middleport a;; . L. .Kane. Robert M. Blackston, Brenda Blackston, Bruce W. :Blackston, Pam Blackston, Birthdays POMEROY- OH-KAN Coin Oub will meet at 7 :p:m. at the Pomeroy :Library. Dues payable, auc;tion to be held, VISitors wel- ;. right to bring up the subject. Please help. - Worri,ed Lara's depression m<~y be less a result of her weight, than a contributing factor. Many kids who go away to · college use food as oomfon lo compensate for loneliness, stressful classes, etc., and this is where you should focus your effons. Suggest e:~~ercise as a way to, boost her endorphins. If ' she's home for lhe summer, you can join her at a gym or in biking around lhe neighbod!ood. You also can ask if sbe' d like an appointment to see 110meone about her depression. When she's back at schoOl, encourage her to take advantage of the college counseling services. Make this about her health and happiness and not about ber size. Dear AnDie: I am a DOD· smoker. My husband smokes, but never inside the house. Last summer, my husband's brolher and his wife came to visit for a few . nights. They were told we · don't llltow smolrlng in tile house, but after they left, I found cigarette ashes on the floor ofthe guest room and MODday, June JO Oubsanct · organizations °. wf~~. · Shem BY KATHY llrrcHEu. Aim IIUICY SUo•p POMEROY - Sumlner practice for the Meigs Marauder Marching Band begins Monday at the high school. Practice 9 a.DL to noon. More information, call Toney Dingess, 9927141 or 591-2260. ' 'ij . and The Daily Sen~l · · have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". If you have a testimoniil story, life-changing event about yourself or eveD a poem that you would Hke to share please'email to: Find some ways to make her feel better Youth events . ... A look at · and broadbarid aea:ss·.. ·,. : .~~t .llliiJoli• llailp ~ribUJtft Ql;~t f)oint Jlrasant ~tgiitrr Masonic Temple. Wwt . in Fellowcraft l>egree. AU members and Masons invited. Refreshments. W"'l'n 1day, July l POMEROY -Meigs County Board of Health. regular meeting, S p.m., conference room, Meigs County Health Department. M!_,ay, Juae 31 Monday, June 30, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX . ' ~,.. Public meetings ASSOCIATED PRESS' WRITER POMEROY - Mei~s County Recorder Kay Hill reponed the following transfers of real estate and ocher transactions u processed by IKI' office: . I...eroy Welsh, Homcc L Welsh, 10 Denzil L. Wdsh., Barbara J. Welsh, deed/boundary line agreement, Scipio. Carolyn Collins, Willie Collins, Denzil L. Welsh, Bamara J. Welsh, boundary line agreement. Scipio. . l...eroy Welsh, Homer L. Welsh Denziil L Welsh, ~ J. Welsh, boundary line agreement. Scipio. Charlotte Newell, deceased, to Donald Casto, Peggy Casto, certificate of ttl!Jlsfer, Rutland. Bruner Land Co .• Inc., to Larry C. Converse, David W. Glildalrunst, deed, Orange. · Lacreda M.alone to ADdreW T. Hemson, Oareda Lee Henson cleed, ' Colwnbia. Harry L. Leflile to B.atbara Gheen's Painting, Gheen's Pamting, Inc., deed, VIllage of Pomeroy. · Metmpolitan SaviD,gto 'Smlilleii ro DaWiil · L: Hubert, Kelly L. llotheo(. deed, Columbia. Ron.ald Carr, ~eta Kennedy, Graa Carr, 1:0 -Chad E. Griffith, deed, :olive. : Bruner Laud Co., me., to ·Cuse C. Porter, deed, . - PageA3 BY mE BEND .! he Daily Sentinel ~y ' .. • ify and apply for survivors benefits at'www.socialsecurity.gov/ww&os2.htm. If you have Medicare coverage, you can . get a replacement Medicare card by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/mediinfo.htm. Or learn all about direct deposit how to set it up or change your account info' by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/deposit. You even can find fun facts such as a list of lhe most popular baby names at www.socialseeurity.gov/OA CT/babyoames . Social Security offers a list of online publications that will help save you time and effort. Take a look ·at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubslindcx.html to see a list. 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How do you get a the Social Security card for . www.socialsecurity.gov. • • Taking Applications The Maples HUD Subsidized Efflciency/1 Bedroom 50yr8 or qualifying diMbillty Low income priority 740-992-7022 Silverheels • A Realty Company-EHO • • • laali-UII ICome & See Us During The open H9use of Our Antique Shop July 2nd - 6th 740-949-2246 011 SR 3 33 Tomado Rd Exit Watch Far �' Page~ REGIONAL . 1te Daily Sentinel Monday,'June 30, 2008 - lAND.TRANSFERS ·<!~?.IE?l!2g to expand high-speed Internet acces~ Community Calendar to Blackston Real Estate, U.C, deed. Salisbury. Heatb Hudson, Kyla Hudson, to Benjamin W. JACKSON Greg ~cKillniss liyes on .a farm 1D the roiJiing htlls ~f lbpr. MaryaDIIa DaWII Jackson . County . . m · Hg-. deed, SalisbUI)'. · A.r!JalacbWJ ~o, . hopmg Paul Neidlwt, Amy · his daughter~ wtl~ soon be l\leidhlllt, Amy Bravcnnan. <lble to enlist h•_gh-speed to John D. Stock, Diane Internet fur~elp wtth ·school Stock. deed, Rutiland. research proJects. William . R. Thoma, . In many ru_ral area~. deceased, to William R. bro~dband servtces aren t Thoma. Jr., Daniel Roy av&lable ~t all or c~me Thoma, · Beatrix ·Helen frol!l a smgle p~ovuier. Sh.ai.n.. Carmen Shultz, Venzon .Commumcatwns Diana L. Lyons, Beatrill Inc. provtdes coverage to Helen Wolfe affidavit, JacJr,son County, but the serSalisbury. ' vice . . od?Cso't reach William . R. Thoma, Jr., M~Kinruss farm. . William Richard Thoma, I ha~ calle~ Veru:on Carmen Sohultz, Diana L. se!'mll umes . ~mg to get 4'ons, Diana L. Johnson, •t. satd McKinn!ss, a manDimiel R. Thoma, Beatrill ager for lndustnal ~unber Helen Wolfe, Beatrix Helen and Land Company. They Shain, B. Hel.en Wolfe, keep , .t elling me t!'l call Residential home!> are seen in the .rolling hills of Jackson Oo1:1nty in Appa~ Ohio Owmain R. Thoma, Paul back. June 20 in Jackson. In rural areas Uke his, broadband services aren-. ..,..... at all or Schultz, <llades F. Johnson, <;:ails to_ exl?and broad- come from a single provider. About 55 percent of Ohio resic:lelltS ,f:lave ~~ senric:e James E. Snyder, Jr., Faillh band servtce ~ the U.S. in their homes, with coverage higher in urban .areas. according to the~- ~ Thoma, to John J. Blalre, have been gomg out f@r study of broadband service in the state. • David A. Blake Oharles E years, but few states have Blake, deed, salisbury. · succeeded in elltending the During the same span, Christopher K.. Haning, tec~oology to therr remotest availability of cable broad- . com,..o~ .· : Jessica Haning, to S&O regwns. . . band, the type provided by Income Properties, ·deed, ~bout 55 percent of Ohio · cable television companies, . . Rutland. restdems have broadband increased significantly as 11lefllllcNih'I! ......IIIOik:s:c.-........ _ d didbf ' . Mlu:garet . Burtbamer to ~toe m llh.eu hof!les, with well. ~- actOIIIDIJ!IIIocaOenG..,Q ie" · rvtraur' tM). ·' n 1..11re ~ Caltiy ~VCfllgc ·h~er '~!l ur~an --= "We're trying to IilO\Oe ·out - ~ 55~111 Qt)IO l'lllldilo!$ have~ . --dband ..vP. •16 ,percent Of Ohio ftlllldents have • '· ·· _ · in 1helr home. •: Piokms, deed, .Sutton. illre8.s, aooording ito. Connect of the ice age," said Jackson • 59 peroent Of businesses have bn e! · d-setvice. ., •• GFetcben G. AMerson, ~hm, a oon,proftt group County Commissioner Ed ·. • 82 peroent of businessetl use a COlftPI.IIIJI'. fohn H. Anderson, to bireli lby lhe state to conduct Mlnstrong. "It's gaining in • More than 50 percent of Ohio resldenls Who do not own a OCiftlo '; puter-say !hey don~ ne8d one. ., •• ,,, .. Dennis C. Jones D.. Carla S. tbe first comprehensive · importance. They (busines&• Nearly 50 peroent of Ohio nisidents'liho don~ have broadbM!I· • ' Jooes, deed, Scipio. ~t:udy ..of broadband service ,es) know that they are depensay !hey don't need K. · · ,: • 8cmal:d V. Fultz Family m Ohio.l:}le group planned ·dent on being able to com?±b "' TnHt, Bcmard v. Fultz, to to release Its results Fnday. municate with the globe." · ' I · V'wtor . C. Young m, ~ew.er than 36 perceo! of Among the personal benR~velt's . . Rural · option, but ~s con.. ~ BedfOid. · Katherine M. Yolll18. deed, restdents. 10 · Ohw's efits, rural residents could Dennis L ZDok. Amanda VIllage of Pomewy. Appalachian counties, have their children ex3jll- Eiectrification Administration, more expensiVe. <:!.. , · Bernard F. F.ultzOrildren, home ~0 1.5 million people ined by a top-notch urban created in 1935, gave loans to - Beyond the 1~ ;Zook, ito Brian Balch, ·Beverly Balch, iieed, Bemard f. Fultz, to Victor scattered over the southern physician ·through a broad- communities and businesses technological cbBi.lenges. ::Scipio. · C. Young 01, Kalheri.ne M. and eastern parts of fu.e band connecfion. Students that fOI'IDed rural .cooperatives researcb .by ·connect Ohio . Cbasidy Leib, Wayne 0. Youn,g, deed, Vtltlage of . sta~e. have broadband . 10 could take ctasses ..online that woold build ·the necessary has shed -light on other infrastructure. obstacles. ·Leib, Jr., to Raudall 0. ' Pome!v,y. . therr homes. the ~tudy srud. . . d th ld _,_ t: Goodnite• .deeif. Rut!land. · Timothy · Coleman, ·• T~chnology bas . left an ers cou Wvr:r. . !">~ The public-private cooper-. In ·the surVey, lhe lack of a : "ilia · f Rae' · _ .,...__, · ,.._,_ J .. . lb.ehmd rural Amencans home man era of ever htgb ation overcame the ·same computer was cited nine . " ' . ge o lllC ito .......stma ........man, . ustin ' er fuel costs . problem that private industry times more often than the .M.anuel . Gheeu, B11tbara CcJleman ito Jeremy .before. lt took one of "Th . thl . all al :ghcen, deed, Lebanon. Goleman,' deed, Rutland. f'resident Franklin . ese ngs qu - says it has encountered today cost of broadband service as . Grant E. Young to Robett Roy C. Wlliti!IOO! . Roosevelt's New Deal pro- •Rty ofZah.fekreslated, sruhd U.S.. in trying to spread ·broadband the main barrier to In~ Lee Young, LaDy 0. YQilllg, Revocable Trust, 1tG:f C. grams to extend electricity ep. c pace, w, 0 re.p- iota runil areas -1here is no adoption. And of the 45 per:Ray Allen y, Judith A. Whitmore, memorancllmaol', ito rural areas in the 1930s. re.sents an ~ppalachlan dis- profit to be made. cent of individuals .with Weber, deed.~~e- . trust. . . . , 1be problems of broad- tnct and formed a SC('arate "There are eoon.omic and broadband servjce, ·half ElilaA..AdamStoKatbem ·Roy C Whitmore to~ band deployment in rural ?sk_force to study th~ ISsue. technological challenges believe they do not need it; .. _ u4~ Whi.tmo R . -areas :afe·much the same as 'fhis ts every bit .a~ unpor- ·that all providers face w.heo Connect Ohio is just as R. T,,..a.,., --:1• .,_ ,....,. .-.-r. . re, oy , ,, -· tant t leedeed, Olive. Whitmooie Revocable Taist.; t¥ forces that delayed #le · .• . as was acpess o e . .. ~are looking at e~p~d- much of a~~ strate, Jobn R. JdlerHo Ju~ .deed, Letar!l. ~ ~ , ftV.al of ":le.ctricity: ;, _ . \fl~ty ·~vera} ,decades ~· . mng broadband serv1ce to ~ to pfODIOIC · band as :G . .fdfers.~.deed. Rudand. John E. Anderson, Luda t · . • lsolauen and rugged · · The telephone 1>Uf\V~~ 1by more rural areas," said 'tt is a projeot'to gather Uifo(· James C. Birohfield to Anderson, to Tammy L. topograp;hy . impedes t'he Connect Obto ~ro¥~s Verizon spokesman Lee matico ·from individual :Odonl Oil Co., right. of Taylor, Luda 1. Anderson, rechnology's reach. broadband :•comp~es wtth Gierczynski. "ln most providers ·and present it as way, Ratland. deed. Letart. • , Potential customers custom,er mformautJn ,they places the market is work- business case to lhe industry · Bubby B. He11dman, Charles R. Ran~om., d~n! know what. they'~e cnuldn t -. or wouldn t -. tog, lb ut · in places whete as a whole. · · Tere_sa Schuler, Ev.erett .decease.d , to J.ames f. 011ssmg: so they. aren t ha~.e b.een . able to ,get on broadband .i~ not availab~e ·. "~ome,Umes tlle : P~ Schuler. to Old'ord Oil. eo., Reedy, cieed, Letart. demantling the semce. !hetr own. ~e g~up hopes and where tt s not ecoooou- .baniet'· t& ~ · right of way, Rutiland. David E. Keller, Vrr,ginia " RJur,al povelty means . II wtU provide all mterested cally feasible for the'priliate . tioo is tOft«" tbe ·sfi Jeffrey c. Lewis, Pamela • L.. Hedrick, Doooa M. ·CU~rs can't pay to ha':e parues w~th the knowledge sector to serve, it heJr,s to 0f tbe· value .of \broadband;" D.. Lewis, to Oxfol'll Oil Keller, to Roger E. Scads, servwe, ~vended to the1r of exaclily wber~ tbroadband enter into partn~rships. ' . said ~rian Mdford, iC~f Co., right of way, Rpdand. Linda D. Searls, deed, home. • ' _ ., co~.emge ila,gs. · DSL connecuons requtre executiVe of Connectejl Robctt L. Martins, Judith Racine Village. • ~ders ;avoid ~ . I liee th.is ~ Y~ much customers to be no farther Natioo, ,of which ~ A. Mamns, .t o OKfurd Oil Jacob D. Hersh~ger, areas liecause lhey ~ t llet ~ tl_le R1Illl electrtctty pro,: than 18,000 feet from a Ohio is a subsidiacy. ·"''bt Co.., right Gf way, Salem. Emma U. Hersh'berger, to en~u$1:1 customers to JUstify Jects m the 1930s and 40s, "switching" station. Fiber- onus is on us to make the thetr mvestment. srud state Rep. Clyde Evans, optic cables involve layjng case that~~ sense Breot I. f'mlaw. Patricia Solmon E. Mast, Delila L. f'mlaw, til Oxford Oil Mast, deed, Scipio. ~ lag in ~hio. remains who re~resents sev:ral thousands of miles of cable to have at home." through to address computer Co., right Gf way, Scipio.. . James H; Starcher _, Jam _ es despl~ the availability of a Appalactnan c~unttes; underground Rex Vance to Oltfmd Oil H. Starcher, Jr., to tuppers pronunen~ ~ype of br<?ad- mcluding Jackson. If gov- rolling to,Pography. And ownership, Connect Ohio it; right of way, Scipio. Plain~ester Water b~nd, 01gttal · Subscnber ernment had not gotten. wireless stgnalli .are of'kln collecting donations ·from · Barbara G. Whittingiooto Di&trict,rigbtofway,Olive. L~s (OSL), ~omg .from mvolved w~ · would have . relayed from mountain 1Qps private industry .to 'help with Oxford Oil Co., right of Stephen Q. Arnold, vll'tuatly nonextstent 10 ~~~- never had 1t out · there. I ~ lthey .don'·l n*:h ~ 1ts No Child Left Offline · way. Scipio. V.alarie ·A. Amold,. ito ·y p. Appalacht.~ .counttes m think gove~eot has~ get Wo_.the valley' below. initiative, which will _proClift'ol'll E. Whittington, CWD, rightofw.ay, Orange. 2002 to bemg 10 all but one • mvolved with the busmessGetting 'IJroadbaod ·vide computers to low~ Bonnie C . Whittington. to Do.ak Masters. Pearl country two years later. es that do this." through a satellite is an income children. · Oxford Oil Co., ri,ght .of Masters, to Ooak MaSters, w.ay. Scipio. transfer upon.death, Olive. Walter M. Taylor to Michelle Watruba to Oxford Oil Co., right of Martha Fc.ances Taylor, way, Salem. deed, Salisbury. Lesley R. Gibbs to Stacey Walter M. Taylor to R. Cleland, _deed, Rutland. Martha Frances Taylor, City National Bank to deed, Salisbury. Barlw:a L. Williams, deed, , Charlotte Satterfield, .JaCk MiddJ.e,pGtt Village. . Sattemeld, Jr.. w Kelly R. Pomeroy Realty, U.C, ML<::lure, deed, Middleport D.a,.id Bumgardner Tmst Vtllilge. Agreement. Shirley Brian M. Warden, Dolly Bumgardner Trust, t:eeipm- R. Warden, to Michael J. cat easement ~ent, .Hill, Armintha K. Hill, Pomeroy VillQe. . · deed. Sutton. laclcie P. llimcans to wis L. Bell, deCeased, 5ccretary of Housing and alf!davit extinguishing life Urban Oevelopmmt. sber- estate, Letart. iff's deed, Middleport Tim~y H. Parsons to Village. Jody Lyn Brothers, deed, :. Dll;lYell NGrris, Jannette Salisbwy. · . · :Noms, :to Bobby I. Adams, Constance Hlutlour, ·Jr.. Roscoe Mills, right of Constance L. Cotterill. to ::: C POMEROY - Veterans i$ervice Commission, 9 :e..DL, 117 Memorial Drive. .;. RACINE - State i.F'mancial Planning t$upervision Commission, iiegular meetip.~ 10:30 a.n, ~utbem High · School t:kwtia room. ~: RACINE Racine ·~ Y'dlage Council will meet in iDlcessed session. 7 p.m. ~uncil chambers in ;t.funicipal Building. . :: W..t•M .day, )uly l :... TUPPERS PLAINS ;8pecial meeting of Eastern rt.0cai Board of Education, '':25 p.m., to approve FYOIJ : ~udget and other business. ....... Monday, Juae 30 .~ coJDe. -c 1 ' POINT c a -aw• s. eo., Crystal D. Dexter to Ted Dexter, deed, Village -o f Middleport. · Trustees give Ohio Univ. president $85,<XX> raise · ATHENS (AP) - The Board of Trustees a Ohio University has given President Roderick Mdnvis an $85.000 raise. The board increased McOavis • salary ·to $380,000, effec.t ive Tuesday, up from $294,66:S, il8d eBaldrld bit; oonb:act · five years during a Friday m· '"W · It's McDavis' first raise in tWo The board says his •541ary had been 1he lowetil.aDIOII& eight similar public universities in lhe &!lite. 1'be rai&e moves him to foutlh. . The raise comes about~ year aft« 77 pa-ceot of faculty ·surveyed gave a tJwmb&.4own to McOavis amid budget problems, lhe elimin•ion of ·i pOitS teams, a pla!iarism iCaDdal and oomputer-teeurity breaclies. kkeUy@mydailytribune.com nfields@mydailyregister.com hoeftich@mydailysentinel.oom Limit your stDry -to 500-750 words. • Please include a phone number in your·email. • • . . If PLEASANT, W.Va. -Matthew Keefer. <lirector of human resources ~ PleaSant Valley Hospital, was recently named a Board Member at Large by the West Vtrginia . Health Care 'Association (WVHCA). . "It is indeed an honor to ~rve in this capacity," said f{eefer. "I am very pleased to serve · on lhe executive of the .committee Association, and I look for.ward to continuing to serve ·l>ur member facilities as we provide quality care to our residents." · , The Pleasant Valley ~Nursing & Rehabilitation -Center, a l 00-bed skilled .itursing facility, is part of .the PVH organization. · . The WVHCA, beadquartered in Charleston, is a statewide nonprofit organi.zation representing long .term facilities providing '(:are for approximately :·1 I ;000 frail and · elderly -West V~rginians. Members include licensed nursing facilities, hospital based skilled nursing units and .assisted living communi:ties. Associate members are ~s and organizations ~volved with the long tenn «re profession or have a ·related business ·or profesSional · interest. The .WVHCA is an affiliate of the ·American Health Care ·Association (AHCA) and the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL). With over 14 years of management . experience, Keefer previously worked • causes too many headaches. Our credit, insurance and many other things have been tangled up due to the fact that my husband has the identical legal name as his father. Worse; he goes by a nickname the family saddled him with as a child, which adds another layer of headaches. It's much bener to give a child his own unique name . - Wife of Jumor · Dear Wife: Many readers pointed out that having the same legal name as a living relative can cause all kinds of problems for an adult c.hild, and these things should be taken into . consideration when naming a bal)y . Annie's MaiJJHJx is written by Kmhy MikheU and Mqn;y Sugar, wngtime editors of the Ann Lam/J!rs column. Please e-mllil your questinns to annU>smailbox@co~neast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611. To foul ouJ more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Crearors Symli£aJi- wrihrs and cartoonists, risit the Creators Syndicate Web JNlge al www.cnaJors.com. . Submitted phOio Susan Kozak, left, O'Bieness Memorial Hospital volunteer resoun:e manager, poses with members of the Ohio University Alpha Xi Delta sorority and the seven luny friends they made through a Build-a-Bear workshop and donated to the hos· pital. From left are: Brittney Paul, continuous open bidding chair; Whittney Paul, philanthropy chair; and Victoria Dengler. social and publicity chair. · · as a ttavelliig administtator · and human resources consultant for a nationwide long term care company for ATHENS - Thanks to almost 7 years. During his the Ohio University Alpha career, be also became a program manager for !he Xi Delta sorority, seven State of West Virginia's very special funy friends nursing facility survey uve been donated to Memorial agency and was res~nsible O'Bleness Hospital to be given to chilfor the survey, certification and · licensin$ of all West dren who are being treated or admitted at O'Bleness. Vtrginia nursmg facilities. "The custom-designed Keefer received his bachbears, made at a Build-aelor's degree from Marshall Universil)' (1993) in bealth- Bear workshop,will give <;are admmisttation. · · comfort to children in the Keefer and his wife, hospital by sending a hug to Debbie, have two children, those who need it," said Garren, 10. and Abbie, 9. Susan Kozak., manager .of Members of the Leon United Methodist Church, the family resides in Leon . In his spare time, Keefer likes to farm, operate heavy BY f• RUETH CRUMP equipment, hunt and fish. S0CtAL SECURITY He is also a fireman with the MANAGER, ATHENS · Leon Volunteer Fire Department. With ·Independence Day right around lhe comer, now . is a good time to free yourself from lhe need to visit your local Social Security office. Go to www.socialsecurity.gov to take care of imporRIO GRANDE - The said Pat Williamsen, project tant matters. What will you .Ohio Humanities Council · director for the Ohio lhere? For staners, you ~ill · conduct a series of Humanities Council. fmd :Jegiooal wortsbops in July "These workshops have will fmd just about anything ~ belp cultural organiza- been designed tO bel,P small you want to know about 'lions explore ·''Civic and mid-size orgaruzatioos Social SecUrity. Save yourself a trip by ~Tourism- Crafting a New think about tourism as a applying for refirement ben;\lision for Ohio," including community-building tool, efits online. Get staned with ·bne to be held Jul)' 16 at lhe instead of only an economic your appiication at '.University of Rio Grande. deve~o nt activity." www.socialsecurity.gov/r& .: Each day-long workshop 'WI will take place ~ill feature presentations by on July 1 Fremont - m2.htm. Or fu'st, estimate benefits at :&an Shilling, author of Hayes Presidential Center; your ~ivic Tourism: The Poetry July 11 Akron; · Stan www.socialsecurity.gov/pla Hywet Hall & Gardens; nners/calculators.htm. :and Politics of Place. Have limited income lind .: As the former director of July 14 - Dayton, Aviation ' National Historic resources? Learn how to get . itbe Ariwna Humanities Heri Sbil.liJll brift&s \ ' Pft; U - Granville; extra help with lhe costs of lfnique perspective to con- Robbins Hunter Museum; Medicare Part D presaip:,versations about tourism. and July 16 -Rio Grande; tioo drug coverage at www.socialsecurity.gov.pre •X:ivic Tourism is about University of Rio Grande ;tpp~iatiog tourism as. a Advance registration is scriptioohelp. Read about qualifying .fUOlic good - and r,racuc- required. For more infonna'lnll it as a public art. • tion, visit www.ohiohuman- and applying for disability l;llTourism is the fastest ities.orw'curreot_intl or call benefits at www.socialsecurity.gov/d&s1.htm. Or qual~wing industry in Ohio," l-800-193-9n4. OU sorority 'makes' bears for O'Bleness 0' Bleness' volunteer resources department. "The hospital is appreciative of charitable gifts such as the bears." ·Each bear was customdesigned by a team of two during the workshop held recently in Columbus. Twenty members of the sorority participated. The teams paid $30 for each bear, which is given a love heart, a name and a birth cenificate. , Bears are dressed in unique outfits to match their personalities. the hospital is appreciativ, Sorority member Whittney of charitable gifts such a' Paul, said this is the first year the bears. the organization has paniciThe volunteer resources pated in the Build-a-Bear department at o· Blenes' program, but that it was so accepts new items from successful they plan to make loc!ll organizations and it an annual project. . The individuals to add to the members donated the bears children's toy fund cabinet. to O"Bleness because, "We ''All gifts are very much want to help the kids feel appreciated by the staff. viscomfortable in what could be itors. patients and recipi· a scary situation," Paul said. ·ents," Kozak said. Anyone · Susan Kozak, manager of interested ·in donating ne~>' O'Bieness' volunteer items or money should call resources department. said Kozak at (740) 592-9270. Declare your independence by going online ~: Tourism workshops offered ;by Ohio Humanities Council <· ~il, re-s. Skk In the Midwest Dear Worried Sick: bum marks on the dresser. I was angry that they smoked . in my home, but said nothing . because I assumed they wouldn't visit again soon since they live so far away. However, my brother-in-law recently told my husband that they plan to return in a few months. How do I handle this situation? They obviously have no respect for me if they would sneak around smoking inside my house. Would it be rude to ask them to stay in a hotel? I am not comfortable having lhem again. · - Burned Olf in tbe West Dear Burned: It's not rude to say you are unable to accommodate someone in your home. However, we think you should give .your relatives one more chance to ·be good guests. Your husband ought to speak to his brother and let him know about the evidence you discovered. He should make it clear that if they cannot be trusted to smoke outside, lhey must stay el!i<=where. Dear Anme: I read the letter from "Happy Fatherto-Be in Sunny Florida." Being the wife of a Jr., I beg lhe parents not to name the child after the father. It ·Keefer named WVHCA ~. board member at large oo ~~.Williams,~ Ttnmday, July l : POMEROY Ladies : Auxiliary of Drew Webster ·Post 39, American Legion, · :2 p.m. at the Legion hall in :ola Salisbury school, rear ;entrance. Members and oth•ers interested in joining • :ast.ed to attend. ·- MIDDLEPORT - Stated .m eeting of Middleport Masonic Lodge lt363, 7:30 .p.m. at the Middleport a;; . L. .Kane. Robert M. Blackston, Brenda Blackston, Bruce W. :Blackston, Pam Blackston, Birthdays POMEROY- OH-KAN Coin Oub will meet at 7 :p:m. at the Pomeroy :Library. Dues payable, auc;tion to be held, VISitors wel- ;. right to bring up the subject. Please help. - Worri,ed Lara's depression m<~y be less a result of her weight, than a contributing factor. Many kids who go away to · college use food as oomfon lo compensate for loneliness, stressful classes, etc., and this is where you should focus your effons. Suggest e:~~ercise as a way to, boost her endorphins. If ' she's home for lhe summer, you can join her at a gym or in biking around lhe neighbod!ood. You also can ask if sbe' d like an appointment to see 110meone about her depression. When she's back at schoOl, encourage her to take advantage of the college counseling services. Make this about her health and happiness and not about ber size. Dear AnDie: I am a DOD· smoker. My husband smokes, but never inside the house. Last summer, my husband's brolher and his wife came to visit for a few . nights. They were told we · don't llltow smolrlng in tile house, but after they left, I found cigarette ashes on the floor ofthe guest room and MODday, June JO Oubsanct · organizations °. wf~~. · Shem BY KATHY llrrcHEu. Aim IIUICY SUo•p POMEROY - Sumlner practice for the Meigs Marauder Marching Band begins Monday at the high school. Practice 9 a.DL to noon. More information, call Toney Dingess, 9927141 or 591-2260. ' 'ij . and The Daily Sen~l · · have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". If you have a testimoniil story, life-changing event about yourself or eveD a poem that you would Hke to share please'email to: Find some ways to make her feel better Youth events . ... A look at · and broadbarid aea:ss·.. ·,. : .~~t .llliiJoli• llailp ~ribUJtft Ql;~t f)oint Jlrasant ~tgiitrr Masonic Temple. Wwt . in Fellowcraft l>egree. AU members and Masons invited. Refreshments. W"'l'n 1day, July l POMEROY -Meigs County Board of Health. regular meeting, S p.m., conference room, Meigs County Health Department. M!_,ay, Juae 31 Monday, June 30, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX . ' ~,.. Public meetings ASSOCIATED PRESS' WRITER POMEROY - Mei~s County Recorder Kay Hill reponed the following transfers of real estate and ocher transactions u processed by IKI' office: . I...eroy Welsh, Homcc L Welsh, 10 Denzil L. Wdsh., Barbara J. Welsh, deed/boundary line agreement, Scipio. Carolyn Collins, Willie Collins, Denzil L. Welsh, Bamara J. Welsh, boundary line agreement. Scipio. . l...eroy Welsh, Homer L. Welsh Denziil L Welsh, ~ J. Welsh, boundary line agreement. Scipio. Charlotte Newell, deceased, to Donald Casto, Peggy Casto, certificate of ttl!Jlsfer, Rutland. Bruner Land Co .• Inc., to Larry C. Converse, David W. Glildalrunst, deed, Orange. · Lacreda M.alone to ADdreW T. Hemson, Oareda Lee Henson cleed, ' Colwnbia. Harry L. Leflile to B.atbara Gheen's Painting, Gheen's Pamting, Inc., deed, VIllage of Pomeroy. · Metmpolitan SaviD,gto 'Smlilleii ro DaWiil · L: Hubert, Kelly L. llotheo(. deed, Columbia. Ron.ald Carr, ~eta Kennedy, Graa Carr, 1:0 -Chad E. Griffith, deed, :olive. : Bruner Laud Co., me., to ·Cuse C. Porter, deed, . - PageA3 BY mE BEND .! he Daily Sentinel ~y ' .. • ify and apply for survivors benefits at'www.socialsecurity.gov/ww&os2.htm. If you have Medicare coverage, you can . get a replacement Medicare card by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/mediinfo.htm. Or learn all about direct deposit how to set it up or change your account info' by visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/deposit. You even can find fun facts such as a list of lhe most popular baby names at www.socialseeurity.gov/OA CT/babyoames . Social Security offers a list of online publications that will help save you time and effort. Take a look ·at www.socialsecurity.gov/pubslindcx.html to see a list. 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VIEW Shabby .Omete1y t1pJJfiliUfl(£ diSappointlng Oetu &#il.or: Oo May 24, I visited Riverview Cemetery to place flow. ers on the graves of my loved ones for Memorial Day weekend. 1be grass bad not been moll\ed liOd I was .astonished at the shabby appearance. especially on such an important holiday. . , f visited Beecb Grove Ceinete;y aild fve never seen it look 1iO nice. I also visited Gravel Hill Cemetery, whicb' alwaxs looks wonderful. The cemetery officials of · Middleport .did a drastic disservice to my loved ones atld those of us who are stillliving.lfc:el it was disgraoeful,and lw~v~~~inted Betty orth bly be presumption pondering thebehind IWfbatrd Barack Obama's bizane "pn:sidmtial" seal Or shalt...._ ing my bead at John . uocw• McCain's hair-trigger panic Wllit over an aide's answer to a question about tenurism~s political impact Or cluck•n" over the irresponsibly d.iktish $300 billion goodie Nazi Germany. That means, as a very perceptive ~ - I mean. mortgage fll:mish lady pointed out to bailout bill that just me, for many Europeans 00 passed in the U.S. Seoare. this Western front the war But 1 can'l SliJp thinking was more a civiliu mlllrr about Europe. survival dian the No surprise tblft, I J.ust .· · ·wy elli.....:- m· -...:--• returned from a swift-mov- 'sacrifilce d;J-lhe 1ng, fact.finding journey Stales and Gl'al Britain in through six European aJUD- . particular uodcrwenL IJjes, And that tally doesn't All these dec...,. later, even include two si4e-Crips: sucb basiC expcriential difone to Luvmhwg just to fereooes still play oul in buy dleapu diesel fuel (no· ways both obvious and sublddding); and one to the tle in the American and German town of Moosdlat1 . European disconnect on in the northern Ardennes sundry issues and attitudes where my G.l. fathel', still _ the fissures. Americans wearing the summer-weight airily dismiss as antiuniform that perfectly suited Americanism, or pedlaps Normandy in June of 1944, see as doc:ttinal dilfen:noes contracted pneumonia in (etOOing but historical) over December of the same year, socialism and capitalism. and was thus taken off the Such differences have front line for medical treat- belped turn Europe into the mcnl just days befure tbc &wpan Union, a lliiliooGennans launched their destroying beheiiiQth both final offensive later known driven and · empowered by as the Battle of the Bulge, In the infantilizing machinery all, 19,000 Americans were of the welfare Slate. Indeed, ldlled 1iO sboc~ly totalitarian is Sacml sOil, you might the or;. >M"''n of the EU, it say. But not necessarily litrikes me that President regardtd u such iQ the Busll'li misguided effott to same '~(&f. by its lllli.ve pop- delllOCralize the (slamic ulations. N y Belgium ,Middle East migiU well and ·~~~~~xample. !lave been better ·aimed at dido),.. ·, ..,... f&er they libetating the hostage peow swiftly ncCiipied by 'p1es of the Brussels-domi- :J:: - - ..._..•·m• .... ·•nt to- U.S. ..----. ....... . - ,.,. ..........---,-•....._........., READER'S nated supra-state. That said, it's crucial to 'u::i IIIOll~,=~OOilltheIJAWoogJ Uni Stares and Europe. While on a diffemlt plane from those fallow baulefields of the Anlennes, it is also sacred soil I refer to our shari:d adlwal aild historical pogtessions as civilizations whose ideals are founded on libeity. Such · under threatliberty . andis onoefrom ~an ideologi',..........,, cal enemy - the ;........,~ of Islam, which, as spread by a massive infiux of Islamic immigration over the past several dec~ · promises, as historians ~ writers from Bat Ye'or to Matt: Steyn bave copiously explained. to ttansform all of Europe into an Islamic oontinent are blind (most?) residents to the staggering changes in .........,,,.ft s, This is discove-' to~ • ...., ...u;; .,.,.. eJWI!Ple, in. i:onversation with a conservative British MEP (Member of~ Parliament), who, after niDe years of representing a~llil' of sonthern England m Brussels, both doubts the existence of "no-go 'UJIJf:S." in Britain - ~·te !hi: Wfihnec 011 the • b the B..,..ishop of Rochester ,!Y and has • 'ted the never vast Brussels oei~borbood ·9f Molenbeoek. A stone's illro1f from the titzy EU environs in'whicbwesat,thislslamii: enclave more closely resembles a bustling~ of the umma than the so-: Called capital of Europe. · "You ought to get oilt more,~ I suggested. . ptoFSI Andwbatdoourpresiden- · As.should~eall-whi~;h tial candidates think of the is why I embarked on th!s sttategic ramifications of an expedition in the first ptaoe. lslamic Europe? Who ln ihe following weeks, - I knows? The likely but not hope to tum tbe mountain of inevitable civilizational shift ·raw material 1 brought is so far off the U.S. r.ldar home with me into a series screen (with our government of reports from Over~ bqling it thee, what with augmented by intervieJN . its recommended lexicon transcripts and photos thaH discouraging all Jemll'orelat. plan to post ar my Web site 'eel refm:.JII%5 tn.lslam) it is-- (dianawest.net). ~ · '· · invisible. American tourists We bave a lot to learn -those flush enough to pay from Emnpe. . theii' way with Euros, that is (Diona Wl'sl is a cobun.(and I didn't see many) nist for Thf' Washingt011 can still visit the old Europe Tllllf's. "sllf' is the.tuahor (Jj of gingedxead towns and. "The Denth of tlrL Growr~­ Gothic cathedrals without up: How AmLrica 's Anrswl noticing much more than a Dl'veloprru!nt Is Bringiiag few hijabbed women. signs Down Western of lslaminWQO that usually Civilization, ." and has .a fail to register more than a blog a1 dianaw,st.f!f't. Sllf' multirultural nod. · can b" conlOctl'd vio · Of course, even many . diana._st@vl'rizOfLIIet.J ~------------------~------------------------~------------------------ Grorqort RACO food drive • : , Charles William "Bill" $,ibley, 75, GallipOlis, passed away unexpectedly • 10:10 a.m. on Saturday, lune 28, 2008, in the ~ J)epanment at .the HO!zei- Medical ~ beComing ill at his The Racine Area Community Today is Monday, June 30, the 182nd day of 2008. 'Ibm: · 184 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: One hundred years ago, oo June 30, 1908, the Tunguska Event took place in Russia as an asteroid exploded above Siberia, leaving 800 squae miles of loCOicbed or blow1HioWn tn:a. · ,. On this date: In l&S9,Flendla:rubii:Blondin~.. Francois Gravelet) walked a tightrope above the gorge of · Niagara Falls as ~of spectators watched. In I906, J>residlzt Theodore Roosevelt signed the Pure Food aild Drug Act aild the Meat Inspection Act In 1921, President Harding nominated former President ' Taft to be chief justice of the United Stares, to succeed the late Edward Douglass White. In 1934, Adolf Hitler carried out his "bbood purge" of political and military rivals in Germany in what came to be known as "The Night of the Long Knives." In 1936, !he novel "Gone with the Wmd" by Margaret Mitchell was publiShed in New York. In 1958, the U.S. Senate passed the Alaska sJak'hood bill · by a vote of 64-20. · In 1963, Pope Paul VI was crowned the 262od head of the Roman Catholic Church. · In 1986, the Supreme Court. in Bowers v. Hardwick, ruled 54 that states could outlaw homosexual acts between consenting adults. (However, the nalioo's highest oourt ,effc:ctively reversed this dccisipn in 2003 in Lawrence v. Texas). Thought for Today: "Many a mao thinks be is patient when, in reality, be is indifferent"- B.C. Forbes. Soottisb journalist ( 188().1954). ~· . ; 8<nl Nov. 14, 1932, in Ohio Township of Gallia Olunty, be was the son of the 1i1te Clarence L. and Goldie ft1arie Johnson Sibley. He .reliRod after 37 years of serVice as stomoom supervisor 'fiom the Akin Chemical p,rporation, Gallipolis t;eny, W. Va plant After his a..tn '811' SlbiiJ iliUrement be began working 'Part:time with his daughter and son~in-law al the Gmicens t1meral Homes in Gallipolis and Racine. He was a vcttnn of the U.S. Army serving in the Korean Conftict He was a Mas1er Mason of Morning Dawn Lodge #7 of Free & 'Ao q*d Masons of Ohio, Aladdin Temple Shrine, a 32nd pc:gree Scottish Rite mason, member of Pomeroy <llapter·!No. 80 of the Grand Chaptet' of ~oyal Ardl Masons of Ohio ~ , be sav'ed as· a paSt Higb. Priest, a n• •1•o of lbe Bosw011b Cwocil No. <16 of the Gimd Council ofRoy.al &: ~elect Ma!ions.ofOIIio aDd the Obio Valley Commaodeay ~ l4 of Ka~ "'H1rf'w • M'.Wkpntt. . . , •··lle,_....lv aUNded lbe Fll'ill ~Oiun:il where tie and ~~.loa Belle,·enjoyed W01tioJt with die tcboOI lunch pl9PIID clurina the school yea&' ~ aild loa Belle :'wae ~ of die Minnows-lb-Whales bl~ . 01' 11 4 Oub and 1.~ Senior Citizens Travel Club, bat Hponie!ly The JIIIIC 22 IIIC"dino of . th.e llill ciljoyed being a mebibel of the Sogy Bouom Iron 'lAkeside 1eadey's A-H_ was .9"*"1'~ FOOr-~ Oub. - _ · · c:alled to order by Presideill Heaven • S~vmg .•s his wife, ~ Be~ ~s Stbley, whom be Westfall. The pledge was led by ,nanied Aprilll, 1953, 10 Gallipolts, his~. Andrea Austin Lute and tbe 4-11 pledge by ,9~) Ciaut.lens and his son, ~(I ioda) S~. his dnoe lYler BadJe£. Ro1i Clll,was taken with ~gbters, Amaoda. Michelle (Oiris Akins) Sibley, 24 member'S, 6 adviwn,, and 17 visiJennirer Lynne_ (Nalban) King and Jaymce 4'mte 11n atlmiling. 1be secmary's repo11 0~ and his ~~.T~ Jay King. all of · waJ · tad and appJV11ed. The .'Oallipolis. AlliO survtvmg are his siSla!HD-laws and broth- ~·s report 'WU uten with 'en-in-law, f:.ola. Riclwds, Sllrinlfielcl. Va... ~ $1983.02 in the treaswy. . ~ Gallipolis, ~ (11~1 ~~ Gallipolis, ' Under 014 Business. Folked. Run ~ M~y, Gallipolis, Addie (Bill). Jewell, Campin!l · our Yard Sale, and ~umbus, Ohio,~, (W'dlard) Keesee, St, Cloud, Ra.. . Canterts . Cave Camping was ~q~s, GalliDo~1s and Ralph ~Cathy) Bareus, re~ Me~ ~ere rerniorled .. ~s. aod ~ ~and tqtlw:ws. . . . . that J~ dates an: Jltstaround the : In to his~ he was~ m death by a ~-Judging packets 1fere distribSllfer-m-law, Opal Hal.:otfhtll and. . bf.ndlers-~·· Edgar · .d...t to me-L- r;..m, Chadwell Green, K oeth Halfhill and Dii:t Ricbllds " ....,.. """""~ -..-~ to pattici.en • ; . . ul ,. ~ all memlier<i ~ F~ services will be .at ~I a.m. on "•Ji ;.~~'!"->'1 J pate in tbe Demonmatioo Contest. 2008, m the F'trst Presbyte~ Onm:b. ;41~·. ...... Members rating rabbits and po11ltry Pas;tor Tunothy Ltlolna officlJbng: lntetmeal be m ~ were et~coura.ged to panlcipate in the Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may~ from 2-4 Livestock Clinic on July 8th. Cindy and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday al the Creol • Fuoenl Chapd. A remiorled members that the focus of $asonic funer.ll service will be . roodnctrd. by sldUathon sessions this year includes Dawn~'?·~ & AM. at~~':~~~ .._ body parts, quality. assurance, and 1be body will lie m state at the QUe liUUI ~ . . , . . . , breeds ldeas for the fair booth and funeral service. Military .gravetide iletWles will he aJil- ftoat . .,· the -o....A.. di ··-' .._ ___..by the..,_.,,_ r~.ft.., '' · f' 1 "'.:.::1'*' · · .or . - - were sous..,.., """"~ u-oUllil~a, ..e1:1aas !!~ . . - . •eaaL ' 1be trip to Zoombezi Bay Waterpark , In~ of flowers, memorial .~~ be made was disCussed. Evetyone is suppose,d m Bill s memory to tbe FirSt. ~~Obio~ to let Cindy know. how many tickets ~ Fund, 51 Stare SIR!et, Gallipolis, Obi . ~ · ~ need to be purchased by the next ~s of 1iympathy maybe $CIII to die &mily by~ , meeting. ~ www..aemeensfuneralbomcs.o Under . New Business Cindy reminded everyone tbat MOck Judging is July lJth and that everyone needs to be ~sent and panicipart in tbis activity. i)rm()ot ..•llioos done this meeting .• included: Blian¥ Ayres on "Types of ·Pig&,~ '(y)er Barber oo "'How to Take Care of. Goats," Austin Lute on I'OMEROY - Middleport Public Wcxb bas mailed ib "Training and Showing Market Consumer ConfideiiC4 Re.polts · tp ct,... ..., &. They .1ft avaiJal?le for pickup at the public WOib offioe, 237 Race St. Goats," Brooke Jobnson on Club - "!"fihOO =· an: .Local Briefs BY liN: a. llllcll ly since it's becoming b;ud- more. of its customers were er to rap their borne equity falling behind on their pay- , as much to pay for every- merus. That led some Wall NEW YORK - Just as dling from renovations to Street analysts to J~t Americans grow more vacations to trips to the that the card company may ' miant on aedit cards to mall. As the housing and soon lower its predicted help pay monthly bills, mortg• martds have col- earnings growth for 2008. lhey're being hit with a ooc- lapsed. lenders have al1i0 "Business conditions oontwo punch: Oud oompanies reduced the limits 00 what tinue to weaken in the u.s~ utkrs to tlrL Milor arr welcOffU'. 17ley shmild be less are reducing borrowing limare lmown. as home equity and 1iO far this month we titan JOO wonls. All inters arr sllhj«t to f'lliiUtg, lfUUl be its for reos of lbousands of lines of ccedi.t, or HELOCs. have seen ciedit indicatorS signed, ll1lll inclwle address ll1lll telephone rwmbtr. No Net home equity emac- ~teriorate beyond . our unsignd letkrs will be p«blishd utlers shoMJ4 ~ ill OOOSUJDrl'S. which dien can lc8d to lowcl'mxlit soomi. tion fell nearly 60 owcent en...M~tions," American good rasu, addnssing issws, not personalities. Ldkn of Those facing Ibis predicafrom a year earlier ms205 E7p';;' CEO Kenneth thanJcs to organizJJtions ll1lll inJividiiDls wiU not be accl'ptment might not even know billioo m the first quarter; Chenault said in a statement for publication.. · it until &hey apply for a loan according to Menill Lynch. That's why card compaor another ccedi.t catd, and The investment bank also uies including w~ then get denied ~ric note.s dw 1i0me $1.2 trillion Mutual.· HSBC and Wells lheir credit score bas in equity and housing Fargo are · lowering their wealth was wiped out in the credit limits, aooording to dropped (Uir& 21HIOt , is .an unintended first quarter alone because data from the consulting Reader Services Ohio V8ller P.• ooosequenoe of the finao- · of plunging home values. fmn Institutional Risk cial world's widespread At the same time, revolvAnalytics. Colrectlon Paley . ~. . io , . _ - ___ ..,..,,_..,,,. - . Our ratcbeting down of risk. ing credit usage - which Consumer advocates . moin n .. 10 'ttm>ugh Ffldor, 111 Coi'!l SINon, Banks and other card includes credit cards aren't saying that is bad : lie ......... a1., enor """-· Ohio. Seoonc~.­ lendets are crying to better accelerated sharply to a news in fact, they . in aiiiOoy, call lie iiiWioOGIII al(740) ....... !*latf'aoo..a,. prorect · themselves from year~ver-year growth rate . believe it helps prevent , 9112-2158. 1 ' more massive losses like of about 8 percent in recent cardholders from overex. . OhioNaa r4 • - l dlose they've seen from months. That's the fastest tending themselves and is OuriMin- 2 • II' BUSINESS- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR u The Daily Sentinel m•• 1111; '"""*" n,..., "'- --1 0 '""' (740)--I'IM. DD•;-IIiMant• ' 2 ...... . 7 • tionl "' Tho Dolly - a_, 9IMII. PtA•• OJ, Ohio 45118.· 1t1 Colllt ' s .... llelh Sergen1. Ext. 13 ' . a........... CtsA1 4 I latRi:h, &t. 12 : I .. 141111: -~..,..,1 ) ......",..., . . . ..oom - Suint:-•• ........... co. ... 13Weeka 2eWeeka 52Weeka •101.oom '32.211 "11420 '127.11 01111111 ..... c-.y • subprime ' 13 Week& 2e Weeb 52Weeka '53.55 '107.10 '21421 . Asa~~loot- ~~I ~v~f th~~s t:~ :Z:':~etoinba;:g!.::!; in& for ways to mluce their 71 l l i , - . -, Ext. 14 7 .. Conedioo AIL BUSINESS: Credit sco.res hit by card limi~ exposure to cardholders more likely to default. lbat's why they are lowering credit limits, which means they n reducing the maximum amount of ccedi.t exteoded to an individual alollg with boostin card inlal:st rates aMI :fowing fewer balance ll3Dsfen. "''bis is wha they have to do al thii time," said Jobn Hall, a spokesman for the American Bankers AsliOciation, a Washingtonbased trade group. Such moves come as consumers are i.Dcreasingly using their c.redi1 canis as a souroe of liquidity, especial- percenJ · rate of growth raliCs. from 2004 through 2006 "In the purest sense, it is when home equity lines of the better way to manage credit were a bigger source the risk of a cardholder," of cash for consumers, said Linda Sherry, director accortling to Merrill . of national priorities for But as credit cards are Consumer Actioo, a natiooused more frequently, that al non-profit tonsumer often results in bigger bal- rUbts and educatioo group. ances left . on the cards. . "8ut a low credit limit can What's worrisome is that also uolrnowingly hurt a consumers who are faced CR>dit score." with.a oum~ of U$1y ceoHere'li bow that bappc:as: IIOIDIC ~ hitting at Let's say a cardholdei bas a once falling home credit limit of S 10,000 and a prices, surging commodi- balance on the card of ties costs and a weak job $4,000. The card company outlook - woo 't be able to worries that large: balance pay their bills. may increase the prospects Amerian Express for defliUit, 1iO it lowers the warned Wednesday that ccedi.t line SS.OOO. ------..!:..--------------~'------------'------ to ---:--·- - -· -- - - .. -· . But in doing that, it completely changes what is known as the ccedi.t utiliza. lion rate, raising il from 4j} ~DJ to 80 percent. That IS then factored into the caicuJatioo of one's so-called · ROO credit score, which measures ccedi.twonhiness, according. Craig Watts, a spokesman for ACO-creator Fair lsaac Corp. · A lower ROO score could make it mote expensive fQr someone trying m borrow money. fur instaoa; ,some· one taking oiU a $25,000 36-montli auto loan would see an interest rate of about 6.4 peroent and a monthly payment of $765 if they were in the highest range of ROO scoies of 720 to &50, according to ·Fair Isaac's Web site myROO.oom. · That then jumps to an interest rate of 7.3 percent and a monthly payment of $776 for tbose witb a score Qf 690 to 719 and as much as 1 S percent cit $866 a month for ~ with tbc lowest FlCO range: of 500 to 589. According to · the Complroller of the Cwrency. one of the gov" .e rnment agencies that re~­ late U.S. banks, COIIlpaiUCs must ootify cardholders • least 1S days in advanoe before makin& changes in the lemlli of their atoo11m, such as lowering the credit limit. But they don't bave to explain how that could change an individual's credit score. That puts the burden on coosumers to watch out foc this. They better so they don't get blindsided. to • Oryanization recently held its annual food d1jve to benefit o-m..:r !.:'::. TODAY. IN HISTORY The Daily Sentinel• h&e As M~rW.mydailysentinel.eom Monday, June 30, 2oof As a dlltiful American 111 CoultSbwt·~.Ohlo .·:· MoadQ, .June 30, aoo8 " 1 POMEROY -The ~ inoume guideliDM 3pp(y at die Meigs Cooperative Parish fOod giveaways as apply for ~ency food distribution: }JO. perc;o:ot of die powc;atY Jc:vel. Applicants must also ~ in Meigs County. ., ·Me• ftWD . . . Al OOne&e ability to earn credit while · still · in higb school~ Bentz added. The CoiJege Tech Prep program!i are also so l'igor' J. ous that students are .able: to ,. start their own businesses alta' graduat:ioo. Our wott· I'OMEROY - Actions for foreclosure were ·filed in foroe devetopmewr . proAgricultural grams: Meigs County Common PI~ Court by Nationstar Science; Carpentry Mortgage, Lewisville, Tex., agamst Deroo Howery, Albany, ·8nd ochers; Peoples Bank. Rntlaild, against PaW A. Hysell. ~ and others; Wells Fargo Bank, Orlando, Fla., against Brewce W. Martin. Rutland, and ochers. For the Record . Foreclosures SWCD .,. ftwal'aaeAl DiVOI.'ft •· POMEROY -An don for divorce was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by _Salllb Jean Distelhorst, ·Ji>ollleiOJ; against Joshua David l>istelhorst, Pomeroy. mixture, whioh was planted using lhe Athens SWCD'·s no-till drill, and Meigs SWCD ' Board of . membe 1 Su~son; . r· .oe , · Bolin did the plan~ us~g . · fOMEROY- An aotion fot: dissolution of~ was ' his own ttactor. The Met~s filedinMeigsCounty~PieasCowt~~Ridiad SWCD b:as tbrc:e no-till Bmtz, Pomeroy, and Angel Micbelle Bentz, . drill_s. but none of them c · equipped to plant nauve grasses which generally have a fuzzy seed as opposed to a smooth seed "Please be patient; this is a prairie in progress," . . M......y.wPartly sunny winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance Ridenour said "We don' t with a slight chance of show· of rain 40 percent. to see much this fli'St C:rs and thUIIderstorms in the tuudny-Mostly sunny. expect year. The plants will be morning...Tben mostly Highs in tbe upper 70s . cloudy with a chance of West winds 5 to 10 mph. . WednKF ..Y. . 111111 Jillowers and thunderstorms jo the afternoon. Some !hun· Wedn« 1ny eipt Partly derstorms may produce cloudy. Highs in the mid .small bail Highs in the lowe~" 80s. Lows in tbe upper 50s. .'70s. West winds 5 I0 mph. . 'l'llllndlly...Pardy sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Oanoe of rain 50 pucent. 'l'ltanlllly aipt ••• • •. Meadny flialli-.Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers Swtday-Mostly cloudy ·and thunderstorms in the with a chance or showers evening. Some: tbunder- and thunderstorms. Lows Highs in the ·~~~orms may produce sm~l around hail in the evening. Lows m lower 80s. Chance of rain tbe mid 50s. Northwest 30 percent :m: ~Local Weather to 60: the Meigs Cooperative Pansh. P.ictuled at tile food drive (from left) are RACO members Kath1YD Hard, Libby Fisher and Betty Sayre. ...__,fill LindlllcT- • 4-H NEWS "Snickerdoodles," Nicole experience as a counselor at Beginners Moodispaugb on "Cookies in a Cup, n 4-H Camp. The trip to Kings Island Austin Ross on ~using a Show Stick," and judging dates were discussed. Heaven Westfall on "Dirt Cake and Ryan Davis gave a talk on hec B~ued Chickc:n.w ~yla Family Hisrory project. Johann Wolfe ~ 1111. a "''m~ QmJt." •. sbo<ived'bis lim bell frogs aild IIQw to u11 Milt Gibbs on "Ma1dng · Ice feed thelru, He told about his Reptile in a Bag." . and Amphibian project. . Refreshments were served by .Grayson Wolle 'Showed pictures ?f Charley Davis, Melissa Riddle. and different start constellauons for his Tammy Cowdery. The next mooting a~tronomy l'roJect and Morgan Werry will be our Mock Judging July 13 discussed Items needed and some 2008 at Forked Run State Park _' ways to save money for her First Campsite 11. Refreshments will be Home Away From Home project. . served by Linda Ayres, Robyn Hawk, Megan Bro4enck, ~ Ryan Davts and Laura Ross. served refreshments. 'llte next-meetMad Gibbs made a motion . to ing will be on July 13, 2008 at the adjourn and it was~ bf; lfw Buckley borne. Those who have not Barber. The meeting was ~· •t; • done demonstrationli . ~11 do them .8«aa ClttMiwQ..s.p· g ·· _i, ··~ · and members are to '~ft completed · , pr!lject books and brmg ideas for the .. fau booth. t 0 , ., "DIU' ,, . . .: ' Allllna Buckley, News RqHH'tt!r . '" , , , The Pioneer 4-H r'f..h met 00 ''~ \ 22 at the Drake b~~ · ,, members arid one advlsor .present. The USA Kids 4-H Club .met on Items of business discussed were to June 22 at the borne of Joyce Weddle go c,am.p~. IQ ~ in the fair parade with all members and two advisors ati:!.;,!;..h~.·~.'.~ given by · Kari present. Tune and dates of jJJd,Png, ·...-· •how to do a fair booth and ll(Ni' ~ La~r. i *r 'Biioes; Kayte Lawrence J·ects are going>were discussed. ,..: on r_,:~o.i ~Others· Kriten Fick ~·u-- r,·"~ • · The project lesson was ~w on Woochjftl\'' :8 and Samuel Evans members are doing and what feed 00 A~:.·~tin Life . and Emily hogs and how their gardens are grow07 ~ ing and bow they are doiQg on their and VO. ; . ~ $itlclair served refresh- woodworking projects . ments. lbe' next meeting will be on · Joyce Weddle gave a demonstration July 6• 2008· Plans for camping will on woodworking by showing how to be made and projects will be checked. cut the wood and what nails to use and A•n;tilllife, News lkptJTter how to sand the ·wood. All members .played on the trarnpoline. Refreshments were served by Lee Ann Weddle. The next meeting The Whiz Kidz ' 4-H Club met on · will be on July 13, 2008. How to June 22 at the Buckley home with show, talk and dress for project judgeight members and two advisors pre- ing will be discussed. sent. Daniel Buckley told about his Joyce A Weddle, News RqHRter cream o-f ... ·'• " . Pi' oeer' 4-fll""h..... , USA Kids ruileteen .. they wmz· Kidz 4-H Club Tecbno!Ggy, Career Based itary options. The Meigs and Technical Intervention, Cosmetology, Career Famil.y/Consumer Science, Center seeks to provide Marketing, entry level employment, General Industrial Manufacturing, develop manipulative skills Welding and Cutting in related technical knowlalso Gffers job entry level edge to perform efficiently. employment and acts as a and safely, develop person stepping stone for further traits conducive to qualily various employee/employer rela· college work certifications, Bentz tionships , develop leadership potential and awareexplained. "ln addition, our cunicu- ness for the need of com· lum supports and enhances munity involvement. and other career choices such provides an equal opportu· as apprenticeships and mil- nity to all students to and to earn busy establishing their root systems; perilaps next year or even the third year we hliope to ~ .~ well-estab.shed prame. Unlike many introduced or non•oative plants, these native grasses and plants are very drought tolerant., · she satd. . Future plans for the Conservation Area call for the oonstruction of a large' · picnic shelter near the partiug lot and a recreational walking path, pro-' viding funds become avail1>.\'\ N Citf.t 0 :v· C) ~· ~'js f' .. ..: I.'J I ' , ·~ ~ ,.,.; able, Ridenour said . The pleted over 1.5 miles of hikdistrict holds variety of ing traiL a parking Jot and a educational events. and we wetland on the property. are aJway s at the mercy of the weather. "Bad weather is just a part of nature, but it would be nice to have some place to get out of the rain or into the &ox shade," Ridenour added. · 6:3QPIIfOA~&MOWS& The district acquired· the 12:30PMFOR 174-acre Conservation Area WEDTHRUSUN in 2003 with the intention of MATINEES tuining the area into an out· l1JES. PS IIARGA?N NIGifT door and environmental education facility. Since then the district has com· a Oi!ioo-• ' GAA ... D • '· ""Y' . ·- ·- ~· ·--- rf.II'ODaJiiGAI11iiO.ml-. Volunteers . ' ktllrll I lid in hJiping wllh .......... Thll.tl8 cOme .t o maeting at Ariel June 30 It 1:00 p.m. .... Olb: 4212n!l ,..,., G .. IIIII, 011 17•14*.\PTS access and benefit from teaching and learninjf' ~ any area." Bentz · said that since Meigs. career offerings are so diverse. they provide something for everyone . She suggested that students research a career area that interests them. or call their guidance counselor for assistance· 740-992-2158 at Meigs High School. 740949-261 I at Southern High School, or 740-985-3329 at Eastern High SchooL ' '" ' ' SHOWTIIIES FilA 1IQIII. el*l8 1\:UU•i<;, 1s, a, liP. t1S. 1\A.~'lill' " Q! ,.. d,IPII,tl. ' !ltlll" 11'..1.' • MJQIIIU ~~~~~·~'liQII' ~ -·~· llJ!M; Fl'ill!llU!;, I!GAM ~Jii.\ . ilG.j)j MA~ """~ ·- ,.t.. ... ....... ·,....... • INDIANA JONES I OF TIE CRYSTAL 111WU.IP0111 , . . .7:11. ... tiS. ct. liP, I& 1JUI,7S,- SlU~1l l11 at\'ao ' tl,411, l:ll,a ' ..... KIT KI'!TftEDGE: AN AIIII£RICAII GIRL NOW SttOWiiiG MAllliEEI WEDTHPUSUM �PageA4 .. The Daily Sentinel OPINION .Ttte Daily Sentinel nf have a lot to learn .from 'over there' columnist, I should .....__ r~ (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740} 912-2157 -.liljdlilly II lllllel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Chart!tne Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Co11gras sludl ffUIU 110 l#w rop«tiag 1111 ~1416lisllfllntl of rdigio11, or prohiiiti•g 1M .fm exm:ist: ~of; or ahriJgi•g 1M flrdtmt · of speech, or of 1M prtSS; or tlu rigltt of 1M pt:opk pt:4CUblr w IJUemlh, - w ~titiort 1M ~~for ,I I rr4ias ofpieNrrus. . VIEW Shabby .Omete1y t1pJJfiliUfl(£ diSappointlng Oetu &#il.or: Oo May 24, I visited Riverview Cemetery to place flow. ers on the graves of my loved ones for Memorial Day weekend. 1be grass bad not been moll\ed liOd I was .astonished at the shabby appearance. especially on such an important holiday. . , f visited Beecb Grove Ceinete;y aild fve never seen it look 1iO nice. I also visited Gravel Hill Cemetery, whicb' alwaxs looks wonderful. The cemetery officials of · Middleport .did a drastic disservice to my loved ones atld those of us who are stillliving.lfc:el it was disgraoeful,and lw~v~~~inted Betty orth bly be presumption pondering thebehind IWfbatrd Barack Obama's bizane "pn:sidmtial" seal Or shalt...._ ing my bead at John . uocw• McCain's hair-trigger panic Wllit over an aide's answer to a question about tenurism~s political impact Or cluck•n" over the irresponsibly d.iktish $300 billion goodie Nazi Germany. That means, as a very perceptive ~ - I mean. mortgage fll:mish lady pointed out to bailout bill that just me, for many Europeans 00 passed in the U.S. Seoare. this Western front the war But 1 can'l SliJp thinking was more a civiliu mlllrr about Europe. survival dian the No surprise tblft, I J.ust .· · ·wy elli.....:- m· -...:--• returned from a swift-mov- 'sacrifilce d;J-lhe 1ng, fact.finding journey Stales and Gl'al Britain in through six European aJUD- . particular uodcrwenL IJjes, And that tally doesn't All these dec...,. later, even include two si4e-Crips: sucb basiC expcriential difone to Luvmhwg just to fereooes still play oul in buy dleapu diesel fuel (no· ways both obvious and sublddding); and one to the tle in the American and German town of Moosdlat1 . European disconnect on in the northern Ardennes sundry issues and attitudes where my G.l. fathel', still _ the fissures. Americans wearing the summer-weight airily dismiss as antiuniform that perfectly suited Americanism, or pedlaps Normandy in June of 1944, see as doc:ttinal dilfen:noes contracted pneumonia in (etOOing but historical) over December of the same year, socialism and capitalism. and was thus taken off the Such differences have front line for medical treat- belped turn Europe into the mcnl just days befure tbc &wpan Union, a lliiliooGennans launched their destroying beheiiiQth both final offensive later known driven and · empowered by as the Battle of the Bulge, In the infantilizing machinery all, 19,000 Americans were of the welfare Slate. Indeed, ldlled 1iO sboc~ly totalitarian is Sacml sOil, you might the or;. >M"''n of the EU, it say. But not necessarily litrikes me that President regardtd u such iQ the Busll'li misguided effott to same '~(&f. by its lllli.ve pop- delllOCralize the (slamic ulations. N y Belgium ,Middle East migiU well and ·~~~~~xample. !lave been better ·aimed at dido),.. ·, ..,... f&er they libetating the hostage peow swiftly ncCiipied by 'p1es of the Brussels-domi- :J:: - - ..._..•·m• .... ·•nt to- U.S. ..----. ....... . - ,.,. ..........---,-•....._........., READER'S nated supra-state. That said, it's crucial to 'u::i IIIOll~,=~OOilltheIJAWoogJ Uni Stares and Europe. While on a diffemlt plane from those fallow baulefields of the Anlennes, it is also sacred soil I refer to our shari:d adlwal aild historical pogtessions as civilizations whose ideals are founded on libeity. Such · under threatliberty . andis onoefrom ~an ideologi',..........,, cal enemy - the ;........,~ of Islam, which, as spread by a massive infiux of Islamic immigration over the past several dec~ · promises, as historians ~ writers from Bat Ye'or to Matt: Steyn bave copiously explained. to ttansform all of Europe into an Islamic oontinent are blind (most?) residents to the staggering changes in .........,,,.ft s, This is discove-' to~ • ...., ...u;; .,.,.. eJWI!Ple, in. i:onversation with a conservative British MEP (Member of~ Parliament), who, after niDe years of representing a~llil' of sonthern England m Brussels, both doubts the existence of "no-go 'UJIJf:S." in Britain - ~·te !hi: Wfihnec 011 the • b the B..,..ishop of Rochester ,!Y and has • 'ted the never vast Brussels oei~borbood ·9f Molenbeoek. A stone's illro1f from the titzy EU environs in'whicbwesat,thislslamii: enclave more closely resembles a bustling~ of the umma than the so-: Called capital of Europe. · "You ought to get oilt more,~ I suggested. . ptoFSI Andwbatdoourpresiden- · As.should~eall-whi~;h tial candidates think of the is why I embarked on th!s sttategic ramifications of an expedition in the first ptaoe. lslamic Europe? Who ln ihe following weeks, - I knows? The likely but not hope to tum tbe mountain of inevitable civilizational shift ·raw material 1 brought is so far off the U.S. r.ldar home with me into a series screen (with our government of reports from Over~ bqling it thee, what with augmented by intervieJN . its recommended lexicon transcripts and photos thaH discouraging all Jemll'orelat. plan to post ar my Web site 'eel refm:.JII%5 tn.lslam) it is-- (dianawest.net). ~ · '· · invisible. American tourists We bave a lot to learn -those flush enough to pay from Emnpe. . theii' way with Euros, that is (Diona Wl'sl is a cobun.(and I didn't see many) nist for Thf' Washingt011 can still visit the old Europe Tllllf's. "sllf' is the.tuahor (Jj of gingedxead towns and. "The Denth of tlrL Growr~­ Gothic cathedrals without up: How AmLrica 's Anrswl noticing much more than a Dl'veloprru!nt Is Bringiiag few hijabbed women. signs Down Western of lslaminWQO that usually Civilization, ." and has .a fail to register more than a blog a1 dianaw,st.f!f't. Sllf' multirultural nod. · can b" conlOctl'd vio · Of course, even many . diana._st@vl'rizOfLIIet.J ~------------------~------------------------~------------------------ Grorqort RACO food drive • : , Charles William "Bill" $,ibley, 75, GallipOlis, passed away unexpectedly • 10:10 a.m. on Saturday, lune 28, 2008, in the ~ J)epanment at .the HO!zei- Medical ~ beComing ill at his The Racine Area Community Today is Monday, June 30, the 182nd day of 2008. 'Ibm: · 184 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: One hundred years ago, oo June 30, 1908, the Tunguska Event took place in Russia as an asteroid exploded above Siberia, leaving 800 squae miles of loCOicbed or blow1HioWn tn:a. · ,. On this date: In l&S9,Flendla:rubii:Blondin~.. Francois Gravelet) walked a tightrope above the gorge of · Niagara Falls as ~of spectators watched. In I906, J>residlzt Theodore Roosevelt signed the Pure Food aild Drug Act aild the Meat Inspection Act In 1921, President Harding nominated former President ' Taft to be chief justice of the United Stares, to succeed the late Edward Douglass White. In 1934, Adolf Hitler carried out his "bbood purge" of political and military rivals in Germany in what came to be known as "The Night of the Long Knives." In 1936, !he novel "Gone with the Wmd" by Margaret Mitchell was publiShed in New York. In 1958, the U.S. Senate passed the Alaska sJak'hood bill · by a vote of 64-20. · In 1963, Pope Paul VI was crowned the 262od head of the Roman Catholic Church. · In 1986, the Supreme Court. in Bowers v. Hardwick, ruled 54 that states could outlaw homosexual acts between consenting adults. (However, the nalioo's highest oourt ,effc:ctively reversed this dccisipn in 2003 in Lawrence v. Texas). Thought for Today: "Many a mao thinks be is patient when, in reality, be is indifferent"- B.C. Forbes. Soottisb journalist ( 188().1954). ~· . ; 8<nl Nov. 14, 1932, in Ohio Township of Gallia Olunty, be was the son of the 1i1te Clarence L. and Goldie ft1arie Johnson Sibley. He .reliRod after 37 years of serVice as stomoom supervisor 'fiom the Akin Chemical p,rporation, Gallipolis t;eny, W. Va plant After his a..tn '811' SlbiiJ iliUrement be began working 'Part:time with his daughter and son~in-law al the Gmicens t1meral Homes in Gallipolis and Racine. He was a vcttnn of the U.S. Army serving in the Korean Conftict He was a Mas1er Mason of Morning Dawn Lodge #7 of Free & 'Ao q*d Masons of Ohio, Aladdin Temple Shrine, a 32nd pc:gree Scottish Rite mason, member of Pomeroy <llapter·!No. 80 of the Grand Chaptet' of ~oyal Ardl Masons of Ohio ~ , be sav'ed as· a paSt Higb. Priest, a n• •1•o of lbe Bosw011b Cwocil No. <16 of the Gimd Council ofRoy.al &: ~elect Ma!ions.ofOIIio aDd the Obio Valley Commaodeay ~ l4 of Ka~ "'H1rf'w • M'.Wkpntt. . . , •··lle,_....lv aUNded lbe Fll'ill ~Oiun:il where tie and ~~.loa Belle,·enjoyed W01tioJt with die tcboOI lunch pl9PIID clurina the school yea&' ~ aild loa Belle :'wae ~ of die Minnows-lb-Whales bl~ . 01' 11 4 Oub and 1.~ Senior Citizens Travel Club, bat Hponie!ly The JIIIIC 22 IIIC"dino of . th.e llill ciljoyed being a mebibel of the Sogy Bouom Iron 'lAkeside 1eadey's A-H_ was .9"*"1'~ FOOr-~ Oub. - _ · · c:alled to order by Presideill Heaven • S~vmg .•s his wife, ~ Be~ ~s Stbley, whom be Westfall. The pledge was led by ,nanied Aprilll, 1953, 10 Gallipolts, his~. Andrea Austin Lute and tbe 4-11 pledge by ,9~) Ciaut.lens and his son, ~(I ioda) S~. his dnoe lYler BadJe£. Ro1i Clll,was taken with ~gbters, Amaoda. Michelle (Oiris Akins) Sibley, 24 member'S, 6 adviwn,, and 17 visiJennirer Lynne_ (Nalban) King and Jaymce 4'mte 11n atlmiling. 1be secmary's repo11 0~ and his ~~.T~ Jay King. all of · waJ · tad and appJV11ed. The .'Oallipolis. AlliO survtvmg are his siSla!HD-laws and broth- ~·s report 'WU uten with 'en-in-law, f:.ola. Riclwds, Sllrinlfielcl. Va... ~ $1983.02 in the treaswy. . ~ Gallipolis, ~ (11~1 ~~ Gallipolis, ' Under 014 Business. Folked. Run ~ M~y, Gallipolis, Addie (Bill). Jewell, Campin!l · our Yard Sale, and ~umbus, Ohio,~, (W'dlard) Keesee, St, Cloud, Ra.. . Canterts . Cave Camping was ~q~s, GalliDo~1s and Ralph ~Cathy) Bareus, re~ Me~ ~ere rerniorled .. ~s. aod ~ ~and tqtlw:ws. . . . . that J~ dates an: Jltstaround the : In to his~ he was~ m death by a ~-Judging packets 1fere distribSllfer-m-law, Opal Hal.:otfhtll and. . bf.ndlers-~·· Edgar · .d...t to me-L- r;..m, Chadwell Green, K oeth Halfhill and Dii:t Ricbllds " ....,.. """""~ -..-~ to pattici.en • ; . . ul ,. ~ all memlier<i ~ F~ services will be .at ~I a.m. on "•Ji ;.~~'!"->'1 J pate in tbe Demonmatioo Contest. 2008, m the F'trst Presbyte~ Onm:b. ;41~·. ...... Members rating rabbits and po11ltry Pas;tor Tunothy Ltlolna officlJbng: lntetmeal be m ~ were et~coura.ged to panlcipate in the Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. Friends may~ from 2-4 Livestock Clinic on July 8th. Cindy and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday al the Creol • Fuoenl Chapd. A remiorled members that the focus of $asonic funer.ll service will be . roodnctrd. by sldUathon sessions this year includes Dawn~'?·~ & AM. at~~':~~~ .._ body parts, quality. assurance, and 1be body will lie m state at the QUe liUUI ~ . . , . . . , breeds ldeas for the fair booth and funeral service. Military .gravetide iletWles will he aJil- ftoat . .,· the -o....A.. di ··-' .._ ___..by the..,_.,,_ r~.ft.., '' · f' 1 "'.:.::1'*' · · .or . - - were sous..,.., """"~ u-oUllil~a, ..e1:1aas !!~ . . - . •eaaL ' 1be trip to Zoombezi Bay Waterpark , In~ of flowers, memorial .~~ be made was disCussed. Evetyone is suppose,d m Bill s memory to tbe FirSt. ~~Obio~ to let Cindy know. how many tickets ~ Fund, 51 Stare SIR!et, Gallipolis, Obi . ~ · ~ need to be purchased by the next ~s of 1iympathy maybe $CIII to die &mily by~ , meeting. ~ www..aemeensfuneralbomcs.o Under . New Business Cindy reminded everyone tbat MOck Judging is July lJth and that everyone needs to be ~sent and panicipart in tbis activity. i)rm()ot ..•llioos done this meeting .• included: Blian¥ Ayres on "Types of ·Pig&,~ '(y)er Barber oo "'How to Take Care of. Goats," Austin Lute on I'OMEROY - Middleport Public Wcxb bas mailed ib "Training and Showing Market Consumer ConfideiiC4 Re.polts · tp ct,... ..., &. They .1ft avaiJal?le for pickup at the public WOib offioe, 237 Race St. Goats," Brooke Jobnson on Club - "!"fihOO =· an: .Local Briefs BY liN: a. llllcll ly since it's becoming b;ud- more. of its customers were er to rap their borne equity falling behind on their pay- , as much to pay for every- merus. That led some Wall NEW YORK - Just as dling from renovations to Street analysts to J~t Americans grow more vacations to trips to the that the card company may ' miant on aedit cards to mall. As the housing and soon lower its predicted help pay monthly bills, mortg• martds have col- earnings growth for 2008. lhey're being hit with a ooc- lapsed. lenders have al1i0 "Business conditions oontwo punch: Oud oompanies reduced the limits 00 what tinue to weaken in the u.s~ utkrs to tlrL Milor arr welcOffU'. 17ley shmild be less are reducing borrowing limare lmown. as home equity and 1iO far this month we titan JOO wonls. All inters arr sllhj«t to f'lliiUtg, lfUUl be its for reos of lbousands of lines of ccedi.t, or HELOCs. have seen ciedit indicatorS signed, ll1lll inclwle address ll1lll telephone rwmbtr. No Net home equity emac- ~teriorate beyond . our unsignd letkrs will be p«blishd utlers shoMJ4 ~ ill OOOSUJDrl'S. which dien can lc8d to lowcl'mxlit soomi. tion fell nearly 60 owcent en...M~tions," American good rasu, addnssing issws, not personalities. Ldkn of Those facing Ibis predicafrom a year earlier ms205 E7p';;' CEO Kenneth thanJcs to organizJJtions ll1lll inJividiiDls wiU not be accl'ptment might not even know billioo m the first quarter; Chenault said in a statement for publication.. · it until &hey apply for a loan according to Menill Lynch. That's why card compaor another ccedi.t catd, and The investment bank also uies including w~ then get denied ~ric note.s dw 1i0me $1.2 trillion Mutual.· HSBC and Wells lheir credit score bas in equity and housing Fargo are · lowering their wealth was wiped out in the credit limits, aooording to dropped (Uir& 21HIOt , is .an unintended first quarter alone because data from the consulting Reader Services Ohio V8ller P.• ooosequenoe of the finao- · of plunging home values. fmn Institutional Risk cial world's widespread At the same time, revolvAnalytics. Colrectlon Paley . ~. . io , . _ - ___ ..,..,,_..,,,. - . Our ratcbeting down of risk. ing credit usage - which Consumer advocates . moin n .. 10 'ttm>ugh Ffldor, 111 Coi'!l SINon, Banks and other card includes credit cards aren't saying that is bad : lie ......... a1., enor """-· Ohio. Seoonc~.­ lendets are crying to better accelerated sharply to a news in fact, they . in aiiiOoy, call lie iiiWioOGIII al(740) ....... !*latf'aoo..a,. prorect · themselves from year~ver-year growth rate . believe it helps prevent , 9112-2158. 1 ' more massive losses like of about 8 percent in recent cardholders from overex. . OhioNaa r4 • - l dlose they've seen from months. That's the fastest tending themselves and is OuriMin- 2 • II' BUSINESS- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR u The Daily Sentinel m•• 1111; '"""*" n,..., "'- --1 0 '""' (740)--I'IM. DD•;-IIiMant• ' 2 ...... . 7 • tionl "' Tho Dolly - a_, 9IMII. PtA•• OJ, Ohio 45118.· 1t1 Colllt ' s .... llelh Sergen1. Ext. 13 ' . a........... CtsA1 4 I latRi:h, &t. 12 : I .. 141111: -~..,..,1 ) ......",..., . . . ..oom - Suint:-•• ........... co. ... 13Weeka 2eWeeka 52Weeka •101.oom '32.211 "11420 '127.11 01111111 ..... c-.y • subprime ' 13 Week& 2e Weeb 52Weeka '53.55 '107.10 '21421 . Asa~~loot- ~~I ~v~f th~~s t:~ :Z:':~etoinba;:g!.::!; in& for ways to mluce their 71 l l i , - . -, Ext. 14 7 .. Conedioo AIL BUSINESS: Credit sco.res hit by card limi~ exposure to cardholders more likely to default. lbat's why they are lowering credit limits, which means they n reducing the maximum amount of ccedi.t exteoded to an individual alollg with boostin card inlal:st rates aMI :fowing fewer balance ll3Dsfen. "''bis is wha they have to do al thii time," said Jobn Hall, a spokesman for the American Bankers AsliOciation, a Washingtonbased trade group. Such moves come as consumers are i.Dcreasingly using their c.redi1 canis as a souroe of liquidity, especial- percenJ · rate of growth raliCs. from 2004 through 2006 "In the purest sense, it is when home equity lines of the better way to manage credit were a bigger source the risk of a cardholder," of cash for consumers, said Linda Sherry, director accortling to Merrill . of national priorities for But as credit cards are Consumer Actioo, a natiooused more frequently, that al non-profit tonsumer often results in bigger bal- rUbts and educatioo group. ances left . on the cards. . "8ut a low credit limit can What's worrisome is that also uolrnowingly hurt a consumers who are faced CR>dit score." with.a oum~ of U$1y ceoHere'li bow that bappc:as: IIOIDIC ~ hitting at Let's say a cardholdei bas a once falling home credit limit of S 10,000 and a prices, surging commodi- balance on the card of ties costs and a weak job $4,000. The card company outlook - woo 't be able to worries that large: balance pay their bills. may increase the prospects Amerian Express for defliUit, 1iO it lowers the warned Wednesday that ccedi.t line SS.OOO. ------..!:..--------------~'------------'------ to ---:--·- - -· -- - - .. -· . But in doing that, it completely changes what is known as the ccedi.t utiliza. lion rate, raising il from 4j} ~DJ to 80 percent. That IS then factored into the caicuJatioo of one's so-called · ROO credit score, which measures ccedi.twonhiness, according. Craig Watts, a spokesman for ACO-creator Fair lsaac Corp. · A lower ROO score could make it mote expensive fQr someone trying m borrow money. fur instaoa; ,some· one taking oiU a $25,000 36-montli auto loan would see an interest rate of about 6.4 peroent and a monthly payment of $765 if they were in the highest range of ROO scoies of 720 to &50, according to ·Fair Isaac's Web site myROO.oom. · That then jumps to an interest rate of 7.3 percent and a monthly payment of $776 for tbose witb a score Qf 690 to 719 and as much as 1 S percent cit $866 a month for ~ with tbc lowest FlCO range: of 500 to 589. According to · the Complroller of the Cwrency. one of the gov" .e rnment agencies that re~­ late U.S. banks, COIIlpaiUCs must ootify cardholders • least 1S days in advanoe before makin& changes in the lemlli of their atoo11m, such as lowering the credit limit. But they don't bave to explain how that could change an individual's credit score. That puts the burden on coosumers to watch out foc this. They better so they don't get blindsided. to • Oryanization recently held its annual food d1jve to benefit o-m..:r !.:'::. TODAY. IN HISTORY The Daily Sentinel• h&e As M~rW.mydailysentinel.eom Monday, June 30, 2oof As a dlltiful American 111 CoultSbwt·~.Ohlo .·:· MoadQ, .June 30, aoo8 " 1 POMEROY -The ~ inoume guideliDM 3pp(y at die Meigs Cooperative Parish fOod giveaways as apply for ~ency food distribution: }JO. perc;o:ot of die powc;atY Jc:vel. Applicants must also ~ in Meigs County. ., ·Me• ftWD . . . Al OOne&e ability to earn credit while · still · in higb school~ Bentz added. The CoiJege Tech Prep program!i are also so l'igor' J. ous that students are .able: to ,. start their own businesses alta' graduat:ioo. Our wott· I'OMEROY - Actions for foreclosure were ·filed in foroe devetopmewr . proAgricultural grams: Meigs County Common PI~ Court by Nationstar Science; Carpentry Mortgage, Lewisville, Tex., agamst Deroo Howery, Albany, ·8nd ochers; Peoples Bank. Rntlaild, against PaW A. Hysell. ~ and others; Wells Fargo Bank, Orlando, Fla., against Brewce W. Martin. Rutland, and ochers. For the Record . Foreclosures SWCD .,. ftwal'aaeAl DiVOI.'ft •· POMEROY -An don for divorce was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by _Salllb Jean Distelhorst, ·Ji>ollleiOJ; against Joshua David l>istelhorst, Pomeroy. mixture, whioh was planted using lhe Athens SWCD'·s no-till drill, and Meigs SWCD ' Board of . membe 1 Su~son; . r· .oe , · Bolin did the plan~ us~g . · fOMEROY- An aotion fot: dissolution of~ was ' his own ttactor. The Met~s filedinMeigsCounty~PieasCowt~~Ridiad SWCD b:as tbrc:e no-till Bmtz, Pomeroy, and Angel Micbelle Bentz, . drill_s. but none of them c · equipped to plant nauve grasses which generally have a fuzzy seed as opposed to a smooth seed "Please be patient; this is a prairie in progress," . . M......y.wPartly sunny winds 5 to I 0 mph. Chance Ridenour said "We don' t with a slight chance of show· of rain 40 percent. to see much this fli'St C:rs and thUIIderstorms in the tuudny-Mostly sunny. expect year. The plants will be morning...Tben mostly Highs in tbe upper 70s . cloudy with a chance of West winds 5 to 10 mph. . WednKF ..Y. . 111111 Jillowers and thunderstorms jo the afternoon. Some !hun· Wedn« 1ny eipt Partly derstorms may produce cloudy. Highs in the mid .small bail Highs in the lowe~" 80s. Lows in tbe upper 50s. .'70s. West winds 5 I0 mph. . 'l'llllndlly...Pardy sunny. Highs in the mid 80s. Oanoe of rain 50 pucent. 'l'ltanlllly aipt ••• • •. Meadny flialli-.Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers Swtday-Mostly cloudy ·and thunderstorms in the with a chance or showers evening. Some: tbunder- and thunderstorms. Lows Highs in the ·~~~orms may produce sm~l around hail in the evening. Lows m lower 80s. Chance of rain tbe mid 50s. Northwest 30 percent :m: ~Local Weather to 60: the Meigs Cooperative Pansh. P.ictuled at tile food drive (from left) are RACO members Kath1YD Hard, Libby Fisher and Betty Sayre. ...__,fill LindlllcT- • 4-H NEWS "Snickerdoodles," Nicole experience as a counselor at Beginners Moodispaugb on "Cookies in a Cup, n 4-H Camp. The trip to Kings Island Austin Ross on ~using a Show Stick," and judging dates were discussed. Heaven Westfall on "Dirt Cake and Ryan Davis gave a talk on hec B~ued Chickc:n.w ~yla Family Hisrory project. Johann Wolfe ~ 1111. a "''m~ QmJt." •. sbo<ived'bis lim bell frogs aild IIQw to u11 Milt Gibbs on "Ma1dng · Ice feed thelru, He told about his Reptile in a Bag." . and Amphibian project. . Refreshments were served by .Grayson Wolle 'Showed pictures ?f Charley Davis, Melissa Riddle. and different start constellauons for his Tammy Cowdery. The next mooting a~tronomy l'roJect and Morgan Werry will be our Mock Judging July 13 discussed Items needed and some 2008 at Forked Run State Park _' ways to save money for her First Campsite 11. Refreshments will be Home Away From Home project. . served by Linda Ayres, Robyn Hawk, Megan Bro4enck, ~ Ryan Davts and Laura Ross. served refreshments. 'llte next-meetMad Gibbs made a motion . to ing will be on July 13, 2008 at the adjourn and it was~ bf; lfw Buckley borne. Those who have not Barber. The meeting was ~· •t; • done demonstrationli . ~11 do them .8«aa ClttMiwQ..s.p· g ·· _i, ··~ · and members are to '~ft completed · , pr!lject books and brmg ideas for the .. fau booth. t 0 , ., "DIU' ,, . . .: ' Allllna Buckley, News RqHH'tt!r . '" , , , The Pioneer 4-H r'f..h met 00 ''~ \ 22 at the Drake b~~ · ,, members arid one advlsor .present. The USA Kids 4-H Club .met on Items of business discussed were to June 22 at the borne of Joyce Weddle go c,am.p~. IQ ~ in the fair parade with all members and two advisors ati:!.;,!;..h~.·~.'.~ given by · Kari present. Tune and dates of jJJd,Png, ·...-· •how to do a fair booth and ll(Ni' ~ La~r. i *r 'Biioes; Kayte Lawrence J·ects are going>were discussed. ,..: on r_,:~o.i ~Others· Kriten Fick ~·u-- r,·"~ • · The project lesson was ~w on Woochjftl\'' :8 and Samuel Evans members are doing and what feed 00 A~:.·~tin Life . and Emily hogs and how their gardens are grow07 ~ ing and bow they are doiQg on their and VO. ; . ~ $itlclair served refresh- woodworking projects . ments. lbe' next meeting will be on · Joyce Weddle gave a demonstration July 6• 2008· Plans for camping will on woodworking by showing how to be made and projects will be checked. cut the wood and what nails to use and A•n;tilllife, News lkptJTter how to sand the ·wood. All members .played on the trarnpoline. Refreshments were served by Lee Ann Weddle. The next meeting The Whiz Kidz ' 4-H Club met on · will be on July 13, 2008. How to June 22 at the Buckley home with show, talk and dress for project judgeight members and two advisors pre- ing will be discussed. sent. Daniel Buckley told about his Joyce A Weddle, News RqHRter cream o-f ... ·'• " . Pi' oeer' 4-fll""h..... , USA Kids ruileteen .. they wmz· Kidz 4-H Club Tecbno!Ggy, Career Based itary options. The Meigs and Technical Intervention, Cosmetology, Career Famil.y/Consumer Science, Center seeks to provide Marketing, entry level employment, General Industrial Manufacturing, develop manipulative skills Welding and Cutting in related technical knowlalso Gffers job entry level edge to perform efficiently. employment and acts as a and safely, develop person stepping stone for further traits conducive to qualily various employee/employer rela· college work certifications, Bentz tionships , develop leadership potential and awareexplained. "ln addition, our cunicu- ness for the need of com· lum supports and enhances munity involvement. and other career choices such provides an equal opportu· as apprenticeships and mil- nity to all students to and to earn busy establishing their root systems; perilaps next year or even the third year we hliope to ~ .~ well-estab.shed prame. Unlike many introduced or non•oative plants, these native grasses and plants are very drought tolerant., · she satd. . Future plans for the Conservation Area call for the oonstruction of a large' · picnic shelter near the partiug lot and a recreational walking path, pro-' viding funds become avail1>.\'\ N Citf.t 0 :v· C) ~· ~'js f' .. ..: I.'J I ' , ·~ ~ ,.,.; able, Ridenour said . The pleted over 1.5 miles of hikdistrict holds variety of ing traiL a parking Jot and a educational events. and we wetland on the property. are aJway s at the mercy of the weather. "Bad weather is just a part of nature, but it would be nice to have some place to get out of the rain or into the &ox shade," Ridenour added. · 6:3QPIIfOA~&MOWS& The district acquired· the 12:30PMFOR 174-acre Conservation Area WEDTHRUSUN in 2003 with the intention of MATINEES tuining the area into an out· l1JES. PS IIARGA?N NIGifT door and environmental education facility. Since then the district has com· a Oi!ioo-• ' GAA ... D • '· ""Y' . ·- ·- ~· ·--- rf.II'ODaJiiGAI11iiO.ml-. Volunteers . ' ktllrll I lid in hJiping wllh .......... Thll.tl8 cOme .t o maeting at Ariel June 30 It 1:00 p.m. .... Olb: 4212n!l ,..,., G .. IIIII, 011 17•14*.\PTS access and benefit from teaching and learninjf' ~ any area." Bentz · said that since Meigs. career offerings are so diverse. they provide something for everyone . She suggested that students research a career area that interests them. or call their guidance counselor for assistance· 740-992-2158 at Meigs High School. 740949-261 I at Southern High School, or 740-985-3329 at Eastern High SchooL ' '" ' ' SHOWTIIIES FilA 1IQIII. el*l8 1\:UU•i<;, 1s, a, liP. t1S. 1\A.~'lill' " Q! ,.. d,IPII,tl. ' !ltlll" 11'..1.' • MJQIIIU ~~~~~·~'liQII' ~ -·~· llJ!M; Fl'ill!llU!;, I!GAM ~Jii.\ . ilG.j)j MA~ """~ ·- ,.t.. ... ....... ·,....... • INDIANA JONES I OF TIE CRYSTAL 111WU.IP0111 , . . .7:11. ... tiS. ct. liP, I& 1JUI,7S,- SlU~1l l11 at\'ao ' tl,411, l:ll,a ' ..... KIT KI'!TftEDGE: AN AIIII£RICAII GIRL NOW SttOWiiiG MAllliEEI WEDTHPUSUM �., The Daily Sentinel ' l I : ' I ' ,.. ...: I PageA4 CoMM --- 2ooC . Stroke screenmg Mon'!-Y• June 30, fnside . .... a-......,,.12 ~ l'lny . . llllick ()pal, . . . B6 Lowcta laaPaliu {pictulad) cf Meigs hltennediate School was lhe ovaal oounly dlampiou in lhe P' i oonte &t spon101 ed ~~Bigs '"'"' WIEr AlliENS -Aiilrokt: and~sis screening bas bec$t sclwlu..... o·s~c:oess n. Tuesday. July 22. in · Room 010. Likl.ine Saeeoin¥· a company lhat · . mobile vasnd• SCI1lelliog serw:es., will ronduct oon-inv . sive., painleu ubrasouDd ~gs for vascular cJ!sease. :~ . 'I'bese liCRlCIIings are designed to deteCt arterial ~ malities dial can lead to~ before s~s _of. undctccsed laldl pcoblem are presenL Individuals allli · ~to 5Cd follow-up with ~ir physician. :: · Ufetine offers four scn:enmgs: carotid lll1ely/~ .,.._nin•, llrial fibrillalion screening, abdominal ~ .· ~ scmeoiQg and peripbe131 arterial disease ~ Oslieopomsis !lCftlt.lling will also be available .. The v~ aa1ar saemin&' cost S45 cacb and me osteoporost~ scree!)· iDe·is$35. O>mplete vascoilar 5mJCOing is $139 ()[, if~ · ~~~a ning is iDOiiNkd, $149. <;. In aliditioo to the· \1liSCUiar and osteoporosis screening{; LifeUDe offers three blood worll tests: a gluooscldiabef" test for $25, a oom.plete lipid panel for $45 and a high ~ · sitivity C-feactive protein .test for $45. All three tests ~ available for $10. ··' To schedule a.screening, pn:-regisbation is required. Cal) · 1-800-324-1851 to • ~stec. UfeLine Screening is spon~ . sored by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital and Mi~ Cardiology and Vascular Consultants. Monday, June 30, 2008 $JIOinS BRIEFS mz. 1UPPERS PLAINS - · Atblelic packets for the :ZOOS fall spans season are ~tly available at Eastern High School Pw::Uts can be picked up in the ~-from 8:30 a.m. imtil ,3:~ p.m. Tuesday ihrough Friday. :AU ~Mieat-albletes in 71h lhrough 12th grade who !rish 10 panicipate in cheerleading, football; golf, aoss COIUIIry or volleyball m~ ' 11w packt with a ...,..... · ......._ be 1·...u.a.. ..--· to ....'1011 ro e ' to p1a .a ill Qle Dll.' OOmplete MdttlonaU~111l ~nat- Ste~ bad ncitlrr. 1bat s bow Busc:ll wound up M~fi:ng his 29-race winless slnng Sunday at New, Hampshire Motor SJIC!Cdway in the raiD-shortened LeJJ?x Industrial Tools 301, wiJ!le lbe fruslnlled Ste~an sunply added ~er di~mng. loss to his own winless stnng !hat has reacbod 3_1 races. . . , --:sometinles you JUSt don t · • •L- n.g · ht way,.. wm em_ ..., · musi bave a pby$1- · bonesdy . ::::::!!!""" _. A dominated, ~og 132 of 2&4 laps, only to see the ~ luck that has !logged him all season oontinue. Busc:ll hasn't had much to celebrate this season, cithe£. Since finishing s6cond to teammate Ryan Newman in the season-ope~g Daytooa 500, the 2004 Cup cbampion bad finished in the tDp l 0 only once ~d came _into this .event 221111 m the 111<\!D.ts. But r -· Sunday turned out to be his day, thanks to crew chief Pat ~ry~n's decision to keep his No. 2 Dodge on track when .Stewart and several other lead cars pi~ during . APphoto a late caution period. NASCAR ctnver Kurt Busch, ~nter, joined by wife Eva, left, smiles after winning the NASCAR Sprint_ Cup Sepes Lenox Industrial Tools ~1 auto race at the New Hampshire Motor tM' - I•• 6 Ill Speedway on SUI\day In Loudon, •Nl'l. -- - s,..•...,.u lb+etlntll Rays edge 'Pirates, 4-3 Golf Scnmble set --""' --. ·- -- WUDON, N.H. (AP. - . California Speedway, and it Kutt Buscb bad Slrategy and came on a day when twoluck on his side. Tony lime Cup champion SU:watt Busch said. "'I lhink we can A)' tbat. but we oL d alllniCd bad a lot of wOit: and a lot of m , e1folt put in today and we 'U to ....... to piiUdpllte.. t * it." · For lllOR information, It is· the .first victory for ~taot Pam Douthitt at ,tJle Pcnske Racing driver Pastern ffip &:hool.. siaoe Sq;tembcr at ""'efes cal __.__ - ----· ---~- · ·--~ - · --r Kurt Busch gets rain-shortened win EHS fall sports .athletic packets c:ue the town - 81 "·a ••m-.,r.• . ~ · offered at O'Bleness ~... 'POMEROY - ~watrs is room, Emily Wanh and . Life" was the theme of the Dexra Herman; ·Lisle class2007-08 Meigs Soil and room, Jamie Card · and Water Conservation Poster .Kelsey Johnson; Weber • Contest with a tolal of$235 classrooiJI., Holly Johnson awarded to 14 fowtb grade and Ionian Gillian. classes in the posl« oontest, Mid Valley Christian: with fU>t place in eacb class Edward classroom, Wesley receiving $10 and second Reitlnim and Miracle place winners receiving $5. Davidson. Each student· tereived a Meigs: Gillilian class"WJ.!d Obio for Kids" mag- room, laden Wolfe and azine booklet and a pencil. Krista VanNest; Hill classLara Perrin of Meigs room, Chase ~ and Intermediate School was the Dustin MeGhcC; Kom classoverall county champion in room, Katie Gilkey and the pOster contest and Sadie Fox; Ramey clfssreceived $25. Perrin was room, Lexie HoudasheiJalso chosen to represent Rice and AJ. Plumm; King Meigs County at the st.iue classroom, Miranda Gillilan poster rompetition. First and and Andrea Pbonenix; seoood place winners in each . Walker classroom, Lam class along with the name of perrin and Eric Chapman, ' the teachers are listed as fol- Milier classroom, Breanna · lows: Southern, VanMeter Smith and Tumny lavender. classroom, Andrew Shockey The students made a and FJizabet.h Tcafurd; Bm poster on brown paper bags ' . classroom, F.liZ'J!brm Wolfe supplied by TNT Pit Stop. reminder to lhe residents of and Bcynn Haris; lisle class- These bags are · returned to Meigs County of the imporroom, Kamryn Diddle and . TNT Pit Stop for distribuKari Arnold. tion to its customers. 1be rance of keeping our water Eastern: Jewetl dass- ba,gs are to serve as a resource clean and bealthy. The Daily Sentinel ~ RACINE The Southern Basketbllll proJAIII win host a f<)ur-man aotf saambie on Aug. 2 at ltiv.erside Golf Club in Uuon, W.Va. : The scramble will be au 1.:30 ~m. . ut, :.ld tli;. format . is · v. · ......:~ lillrm" am. Only' ' . - <UIIder-lij iswithallowed per team wi.th a tDtal team haudicap of 40 9f · ~ve. r • • : The oost will be $60 per ~($240perteam)with . qllional cash pot, skiDs, and illumgan for purchase. i!C::i:w' .win~ . • A4titi0nally . ~ ,(irius for ' longest pun. lilngest drive, and cloSest ro die piD ·will be presentflll Bev~ :and food will be provided. To enter pbie oontact ooaoh Jeff Caldwell at 740-949-3129. -- -.........., alllnllllllll:....._ Yoolh from .t he Westwood United Methodist Churdh in Cincinnati (pictured) 190Bntly went on a junior nigh mission trip to the Racine al98.. These young missionaries are pictured painting the ex1s1 .ior ol1he Southern Equal Opporlunity Ministry in downtown Aaoine. SEOM is a llOI pofit ministry supported by six al98. churches and 10 al98. minlslries to generate funds for clothes, house-wares, toys and food for the less fortunlde in local communities. SEOM was founded by people from Bashan, Cannel, Dorcus, East Letart, Moming Star, Por11a11d, Racine and other communities to support one another in times of need. Softball toomey set for Aug. 8 .......... ...... Middleport Church honors fathers MIDDLEPORT - · The Craig Wehr.Ung, Derrick Lyons, Deb Dingey, and First Baptist Church of Metheney, John Riebel, Sr., Teunna Wehrung. On Fathe(s Day Sunday, Middleport honored fathers lBhn Riebel, . Jr., Daniel and their . guests with a Buckley, . Ethan · Steger, bags of candy were presentbreakfast in the church 'fel- . Danny McCloud, Jonathan ed ro each father present in lowship hall on June 21. Young, Truman Hall, Randy · addition ro special gift bags The prayer to thank God for Hall, Matt Lyons, Aubree which were presented to the food and blessings was Lyons, Gary Griffith, Brian Pastor Billy Zuspan; Jason Ash, Zach Ash, Pastor Billy King, most children present; given by Matt Lyons. . Members and their guests Zuspan, Bryce Zuspan, and · Danny Mt<Jloud, traveling furthest distance; Truman who were served were Faith Zuspan. Women wbo ·cooked and . Hall, living the closest to the Kenny lmbodeli, Bill Doczi, Kenny Cox, Michael · Cox, served were Glenna Riebel, church; and Lawrence Eric Smith, Ralph Russell, Venedia McCloud, Trody Eblin, oldest famer. CHESlER - A Days of Glory Co-Ed Softball Toumament has been set for Aug. 8 ttnwgh."10 a1 the Chester Ball Fields with llll proceeds to benefit lhe Chester Ball Association and the Angela Eason Memorial fields. The charge is $100 a team plus 2-12 inch 44 core balls. This is slow pitch, five male and five female on the field at all times,· men bat opposite hands, ages 21 and Older, and slow pitch bats only with double elimination, one hour g8111Cs. Spaoe is 'limited to J2 teams. For more information ca1l Angie Edwaros at 740-416-69.56 · or Mandie . G!uesc:r al 740-416-0900. On Au!· 9 tlae will be a hog mast 'llinllm 111 $6 per . person. a bame fUD delby at $5 per person with 50 per~ of .me proceeds going fur .first, seoond and thiJrl plaoe prizes, and a Yllriety ~ door prizes. r •.-., $11 Moms and Dads, Grandmils and Grandpas aJUl Aunts and Uncles..• In the Daily Sentinel ,.,._ . Cleveland Indians catcher Kelly Shoppach, tWit. holds on to the ball after taggif€ out Cincinnati Reds' Adam Dunn in the sec'Ond innirg l1lf a baseball game ~ in Cleveland. Dunn was attempting to score from first base on a double by Javier Valentin. ' CLEVELAND (AP) Brnn&Gn ArFoyo pitched worse and so!'lehow got much ·better sesults. The Cincinnati Reds' right-bander bouooed bad from the worst start of his ·career imd Adam Dunn hit a three-run homer in a 9-5 win over the Cleveland Indians GO '!iiunday. · Arroyo (5-7) struck out six and jl;ave up two runs qver six tnnings for the Reds, who took five of sill from their interleague and intrastate rivals this season. The Indians went 6-12 'Southern I~---~------------------, Baby~s Name · ·. I I I Si ,., • 1&_ I I "'5"" I I I I Parents ·· lA~ II Phone Address will not be published · V..-&ahy's Age Parents Names Rm 5 1ti( I4NQ!DeDIIy S f I lunt. UJ c-t SCnd 0 • ~ I tellle WI Wit your JIIYIMI!lGf. I I $lut,.r we'ldollerat I J I L--------~-------------~ Mil• lei I ...... •..,. year lllby's The Daily Sentinel jilj, 011457e • ,.. .. FriMy,W,ll . ~ I • A ramp I • These are the teams in front of us and it will tell us what we need to lrnow one way or the ·other." ·. More losses could lead general manager Mark Shapiro .to decide to dump high-priced veterans including free-agent-to-be C.C. Sabatbia, the reigning AL Cy Young winner who is · coveted by so many clubs. "We're trying to hold the fort until we get guys back," Sabatbia said. "We get some wins, aet plavers back, we're still .good.f. Edwin Encarnacion, back in the Reds lineup after missing fiv~ ¥ames with back spasms, hit a two-run homer in a five-run fifth off Aaron Laffey (4-5). Dunn connected off Rick Bauer in the seventh, a 412-foot shot to right that was his 20th of the season and fifth against Cleveland. Dunn, well known as a s1reak hitter, hit .300 (6-for20) with 10 RBI a,gainst the Indians. "When I'm soing bad, I'm the worst," satd Dunn, who .. - a « Ill .. ·-bys.ll Spain wins first major championship in 44 ·years VIENNA. Austria (AP)A big-game flop no more, Spain woo the European Championship 1-0 over Germany oo 'Sunday for its ftTSt major title in 44 years. Fernando Toores scored in ~olleyball the 33rd minute and the Spaniards never backed down against such a fonni:RACINE The ~ \blleyball Youth dable opponent. Their last f.amp for all giJh entering significant title came in the AAh lhrough eighth grades 1'964 Euros at borne". In beatiil.g a team that lD the fall will be bcld from makes a habit of appearing f.a.m.tonooo,July 14-16at in championship finals, the foutbem ~ School. spaniards put to rest a repu: The oost is $25 per ~­ tatiim for underacltieving. tlent if pre-registered by Always loadcc1 with talented July 7 and $30 per student if players, Spain has spent four iiegistered the day of the decade~ · falling short of Camp. A camp T-shiit is eqJCCtations. includfld in the price. That all changed at 11iese · Contact Tonja Hunter at Euros, where the Spaniards ?49-3088 for more informa- swept their frrst-round tion. The camp is meant to games, eliminated World teach passing, setting, hit- Cup champion Italy in a ting skills, and fundamen- penalty -kicks shoo tout in tals. the qUattelfinals, then rout- . against NL teams and bave lost eight of their last !. 2 overall.· Monday, they ~o to Chicago to open an etghtgame trip - all against AL Centtal opponents. It will be the most crucial stretch of the season for the injury-riddled Indians, who have two starting pitchers and t:hRle position players from last year's division champions on the 4isabled list. · "It is going to make it or break it for us," Indians manager Eric Wed!!;e said. "This is what ii' s all about. ~5 PIITSBURGH (AP) Backup catcher Shawn Riggans homered and drove in two runs 'and the Tampa Bay Rays completed a remarkable jirst-half turnaround, , heating · the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 'Sunday behind Andy SomianstiDe' s seven effective innings. Sonnanstine (9- 3) limited Pittsburgh to two llJDI;, one earned, and is 6-0 'after a Rays loss. Tampa Bay was a 4-3, 13-inning loser on Jason Bay's game-ending home run Saturday night. The Rays are 49-~ most victories midway through a season by a team that had the majors' worst record tbe season before, according to Stats, Inc. They went 5-1 on a road trip to Florida and Pittsburgh and finished 12·6 in interleague play. The only team with a better half-season winnin~ percentage than the Rays .605 after having the worst overall record the previous season was the 1903 New York Giants, who were 45-25 (.643). The 2001 Cubs were · 48-33 at rnidseason after going 65-97 the year before . All the qualities that led to Tampa Bay's strong first half were visible: effective starting pitching, power from a fast-improving offense and timely hitting . Riggans and Willy Aybar hit solo home runs, the on I} runs allowed by Pirates starter Tom Gorielanny in six innings, and Riggan s · run-scoring single hi ghlighted a go-ahead two-run eighth inning. Carlos Pena singled ro • ed Russia 3-0 in the semifinals. Against me highly accomplished Germans, they weren't intimidated. Tbey got the one goafmey needed - .from a slumping strike£, no less- and set off chants of ~ES-PANA." and ''Ole, Ole Ole" at the final whistle. The entire Spanish squad ran over 10 the huge rooting section of red and gold, e~:chauging hugs, while many of the spent Germans ool.J.ap!ied to the turf. Wlien Spain goalbleper and ciiJ)tatll lker CasiOas accepted tbe trophy on a stage, the Spanish fans began chanting the melody to their national anthem. which has no words. Thousands of camera flashes went off as the players jumped in 'place, then headed onto the field to show off " n-sr I a; .,.,._ Spain's Marcos senna, left. and Ruben de Ia Red, right, hold up the trophy at the enct of the Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain in the ErnsHiappel stadium in Vienna, · Austria on Sunday, the last day of the European Soccer Championships in Austria · and Switzerlanct. Spain WOI1 Hl . • •• �., The Daily Sentinel ' l I : ' I ' ,.. ...: I PageA4 CoMM --- 2ooC . Stroke screenmg Mon'!-Y• June 30, fnside . .... a-......,,.12 ~ l'lny . . llllick ()pal, . . . B6 Lowcta laaPaliu {pictulad) cf Meigs hltennediate School was lhe ovaal oounly dlampiou in lhe P' i oonte &t spon101 ed ~~Bigs '"'"' WIEr AlliENS -Aiilrokt: and~sis screening bas bec$t sclwlu..... o·s~c:oess n. Tuesday. July 22. in · Room 010. Likl.ine Saeeoin¥· a company lhat · . mobile vasnd• SCI1lelliog serw:es., will ronduct oon-inv . sive., painleu ubrasouDd ~gs for vascular cJ!sease. :~ . 'I'bese liCRlCIIings are designed to deteCt arterial ~ malities dial can lead to~ before s~s _of. undctccsed laldl pcoblem are presenL Individuals allli · ~to 5Cd follow-up with ~ir physician. :: · Ufetine offers four scn:enmgs: carotid lll1ely/~ .,.._nin•, llrial fibrillalion screening, abdominal ~ .· ~ scmeoiQg and peripbe131 arterial disease ~ Oslieopomsis !lCftlt.lling will also be available .. The v~ aa1ar saemin&' cost S45 cacb and me osteoporost~ scree!)· iDe·is$35. O>mplete vascoilar 5mJCOing is $139 ()[, if~ · ~~~a ning is iDOiiNkd, $149. <;. In aliditioo to the· \1liSCUiar and osteoporosis screening{; LifeUDe offers three blood worll tests: a gluooscldiabef" test for $25, a oom.plete lipid panel for $45 and a high ~ · sitivity C-feactive protein .test for $45. All three tests ~ available for $10. ··' To schedule a.screening, pn:-regisbation is required. Cal) · 1-800-324-1851 to • ~stec. UfeLine Screening is spon~ . sored by O'Bieness Memorial Hospital and Mi~ Cardiology and Vascular Consultants. Monday, June 30, 2008 $JIOinS BRIEFS mz. 1UPPERS PLAINS - · Atblelic packets for the :ZOOS fall spans season are ~tly available at Eastern High School Pw::Uts can be picked up in the ~-from 8:30 a.m. imtil ,3:~ p.m. Tuesday ihrough Friday. :AU ~Mieat-albletes in 71h lhrough 12th grade who !rish 10 panicipate in cheerleading, football; golf, aoss COIUIIry or volleyball m~ ' 11w packt with a ...,..... · ......._ be 1·...u.a.. ..--· to ....'1011 ro e ' to p1a .a ill Qle Dll.' OOmplete MdttlonaU~111l ~nat- Ste~ bad ncitlrr. 1bat s bow Busc:ll wound up M~fi:ng his 29-race winless slnng Sunday at New, Hampshire Motor SJIC!Cdway in the raiD-shortened LeJJ?x Industrial Tools 301, wiJ!le lbe fruslnlled Ste~an sunply added ~er di~mng. loss to his own winless stnng !hat has reacbod 3_1 races. . . , --:sometinles you JUSt don t · • •L- n.g · ht way,.. wm em_ ..., · musi bave a pby$1- · bonesdy . ::::::!!!""" _. A dominated, ~og 132 of 2&4 laps, only to see the ~ luck that has !logged him all season oontinue. Busc:ll hasn't had much to celebrate this season, cithe£. Since finishing s6cond to teammate Ryan Newman in the season-ope~g Daytooa 500, the 2004 Cup cbampion bad finished in the tDp l 0 only once ~d came _into this .event 221111 m the 111<\!D.ts. But r -· Sunday turned out to be his day, thanks to crew chief Pat ~ry~n's decision to keep his No. 2 Dodge on track when .Stewart and several other lead cars pi~ during . APphoto a late caution period. NASCAR ctnver Kurt Busch, ~nter, joined by wife Eva, left, smiles after winning the NASCAR Sprint_ Cup Sepes Lenox Industrial Tools ~1 auto race at the New Hampshire Motor tM' - I•• 6 Ill Speedway on SUI\day In Loudon, •Nl'l. -- - s,..•...,.u lb+etlntll Rays edge 'Pirates, 4-3 Golf Scnmble set --""' --. ·- -- WUDON, N.H. (AP. - . California Speedway, and it Kutt Buscb bad Slrategy and came on a day when twoluck on his side. Tony lime Cup champion SU:watt Busch said. "'I lhink we can A)' tbat. but we oL d alllniCd bad a lot of wOit: and a lot of m , e1folt put in today and we 'U to ....... to piiUdpllte.. t * it." · For lllOR information, It is· the .first victory for ~taot Pam Douthitt at ,tJle Pcnske Racing driver Pastern ffip &:hool.. siaoe Sq;tembcr at ""'efes cal __.__ - ----· ---~- · ·--~ - · --r Kurt Busch gets rain-shortened win EHS fall sports .athletic packets c:ue the town - 81 "·a ••m-.,r.• . ~ · offered at O'Bleness ~... 'POMEROY - ~watrs is room, Emily Wanh and . Life" was the theme of the Dexra Herman; ·Lisle class2007-08 Meigs Soil and room, Jamie Card · and Water Conservation Poster .Kelsey Johnson; Weber • Contest with a tolal of$235 classrooiJI., Holly Johnson awarded to 14 fowtb grade and Ionian Gillian. classes in the posl« oontest, Mid Valley Christian: with fU>t place in eacb class Edward classroom, Wesley receiving $10 and second Reitlnim and Miracle place winners receiving $5. Davidson. Each student· tereived a Meigs: Gillilian class"WJ.!d Obio for Kids" mag- room, laden Wolfe and azine booklet and a pencil. Krista VanNest; Hill classLara Perrin of Meigs room, Chase ~ and Intermediate School was the Dustin MeGhcC; Kom classoverall county champion in room, Katie Gilkey and the pOster contest and Sadie Fox; Ramey clfssreceived $25. Perrin was room, Lexie HoudasheiJalso chosen to represent Rice and AJ. Plumm; King Meigs County at the st.iue classroom, Miranda Gillilan poster rompetition. First and and Andrea Pbonenix; seoood place winners in each . Walker classroom, Lam class along with the name of perrin and Eric Chapman, ' the teachers are listed as fol- Milier classroom, Breanna · lows: Southern, VanMeter Smith and Tumny lavender. classroom, Andrew Shockey The students made a and FJizabet.h Tcafurd; Bm poster on brown paper bags ' . classroom, F.liZ'J!brm Wolfe supplied by TNT Pit Stop. reminder to lhe residents of and Bcynn Haris; lisle class- These bags are · returned to Meigs County of the imporroom, Kamryn Diddle and . TNT Pit Stop for distribuKari Arnold. tion to its customers. 1be rance of keeping our water Eastern: Jewetl dass- ba,gs are to serve as a resource clean and bealthy. The Daily Sentinel ~ RACINE The Southern Basketbllll proJAIII win host a f<)ur-man aotf saambie on Aug. 2 at ltiv.erside Golf Club in Uuon, W.Va. : The scramble will be au 1.:30 ~m. . ut, :.ld tli;. format . is · v. · ......:~ lillrm" am. Only' ' . - <UIIder-lij iswithallowed per team wi.th a tDtal team haudicap of 40 9f · ~ve. r • • : The oost will be $60 per ~($240perteam)with . qllional cash pot, skiDs, and illumgan for purchase. i!C::i:w' .win~ . • A4titi0nally . ~ ,(irius for ' longest pun. lilngest drive, and cloSest ro die piD ·will be presentflll Bev~ :and food will be provided. To enter pbie oontact ooaoh Jeff Caldwell at 740-949-3129. -- -.........., alllnllllllll:....._ Yoolh from .t he Westwood United Methodist Churdh in Cincinnati (pictured) 190Bntly went on a junior nigh mission trip to the Racine al98.. These young missionaries are pictured painting the ex1s1 .ior ol1he Southern Equal Opporlunity Ministry in downtown Aaoine. SEOM is a llOI pofit ministry supported by six al98. churches and 10 al98. minlslries to generate funds for clothes, house-wares, toys and food for the less fortunlde in local communities. SEOM was founded by people from Bashan, Cannel, Dorcus, East Letart, Moming Star, Por11a11d, Racine and other communities to support one another in times of need. Softball toomey set for Aug. 8 .......... ...... Middleport Church honors fathers MIDDLEPORT - · The Craig Wehr.Ung, Derrick Lyons, Deb Dingey, and First Baptist Church of Metheney, John Riebel, Sr., Teunna Wehrung. On Fathe(s Day Sunday, Middleport honored fathers lBhn Riebel, . Jr., Daniel and their . guests with a Buckley, . Ethan · Steger, bags of candy were presentbreakfast in the church 'fel- . Danny McCloud, Jonathan ed ro each father present in lowship hall on June 21. Young, Truman Hall, Randy · addition ro special gift bags The prayer to thank God for Hall, Matt Lyons, Aubree which were presented to the food and blessings was Lyons, Gary Griffith, Brian Pastor Billy Zuspan; Jason Ash, Zach Ash, Pastor Billy King, most children present; given by Matt Lyons. . Members and their guests Zuspan, Bryce Zuspan, and · Danny Mt<Jloud, traveling furthest distance; Truman who were served were Faith Zuspan. Women wbo ·cooked and . Hall, living the closest to the Kenny lmbodeli, Bill Doczi, Kenny Cox, Michael · Cox, served were Glenna Riebel, church; and Lawrence Eric Smith, Ralph Russell, Venedia McCloud, Trody Eblin, oldest famer. CHESlER - A Days of Glory Co-Ed Softball Toumament has been set for Aug. 8 ttnwgh."10 a1 the Chester Ball Fields with llll proceeds to benefit lhe Chester Ball Association and the Angela Eason Memorial fields. The charge is $100 a team plus 2-12 inch 44 core balls. This is slow pitch, five male and five female on the field at all times,· men bat opposite hands, ages 21 and Older, and slow pitch bats only with double elimination, one hour g8111Cs. Spaoe is 'limited to J2 teams. For more information ca1l Angie Edwaros at 740-416-69.56 · or Mandie . G!uesc:r al 740-416-0900. On Au!· 9 tlae will be a hog mast 'llinllm 111 $6 per . person. a bame fUD delby at $5 per person with 50 per~ of .me proceeds going fur .first, seoond and thiJrl plaoe prizes, and a Yllriety ~ door prizes. r •.-., $11 Moms and Dads, Grandmils and Grandpas aJUl Aunts and Uncles..• In the Daily Sentinel ,.,._ . Cleveland Indians catcher Kelly Shoppach, tWit. holds on to the ball after taggif€ out Cincinnati Reds' Adam Dunn in the sec'Ond innirg l1lf a baseball game ~ in Cleveland. Dunn was attempting to score from first base on a double by Javier Valentin. ' CLEVELAND (AP) Brnn&Gn ArFoyo pitched worse and so!'lehow got much ·better sesults. The Cincinnati Reds' right-bander bouooed bad from the worst start of his ·career imd Adam Dunn hit a three-run homer in a 9-5 win over the Cleveland Indians GO '!iiunday. · Arroyo (5-7) struck out six and jl;ave up two runs qver six tnnings for the Reds, who took five of sill from their interleague and intrastate rivals this season. The Indians went 6-12 'Southern I~---~------------------, Baby~s Name · ·. I I I Si ,., • 1&_ I I "'5"" I I I I Parents ·· lA~ II Phone Address will not be published · V..-&ahy's Age Parents Names Rm 5 1ti( I4NQ!DeDIIy S f I lunt. UJ c-t SCnd 0 • ~ I tellle WI Wit your JIIYIMI!lGf. I I $lut,.r we'ldollerat I J I L--------~-------------~ Mil• lei I ...... •..,. year lllby's The Daily Sentinel jilj, 011457e • ,.. .. FriMy,W,ll . ~ I • A ramp I • These are the teams in front of us and it will tell us what we need to lrnow one way or the ·other." ·. More losses could lead general manager Mark Shapiro .to decide to dump high-priced veterans including free-agent-to-be C.C. Sabatbia, the reigning AL Cy Young winner who is · coveted by so many clubs. "We're trying to hold the fort until we get guys back," Sabatbia said. "We get some wins, aet plavers back, we're still .good.f. Edwin Encarnacion, back in the Reds lineup after missing fiv~ ¥ames with back spasms, hit a two-run homer in a five-run fifth off Aaron Laffey (4-5). Dunn connected off Rick Bauer in the seventh, a 412-foot shot to right that was his 20th of the season and fifth against Cleveland. Dunn, well known as a s1reak hitter, hit .300 (6-for20) with 10 RBI a,gainst the Indians. "When I'm soing bad, I'm the worst," satd Dunn, who .. - a « Ill .. ·-bys.ll Spain wins first major championship in 44 ·years VIENNA. Austria (AP)A big-game flop no more, Spain woo the European Championship 1-0 over Germany oo 'Sunday for its ftTSt major title in 44 years. Fernando Toores scored in ~olleyball the 33rd minute and the Spaniards never backed down against such a fonni:RACINE The ~ \blleyball Youth dable opponent. Their last f.amp for all giJh entering significant title came in the AAh lhrough eighth grades 1'964 Euros at borne". In beatiil.g a team that lD the fall will be bcld from makes a habit of appearing f.a.m.tonooo,July 14-16at in championship finals, the foutbem ~ School. spaniards put to rest a repu: The oost is $25 per ~­ tatiim for underacltieving. tlent if pre-registered by Always loadcc1 with talented July 7 and $30 per student if players, Spain has spent four iiegistered the day of the decade~ · falling short of Camp. A camp T-shiit is eqJCCtations. includfld in the price. That all changed at 11iese · Contact Tonja Hunter at Euros, where the Spaniards ?49-3088 for more informa- swept their frrst-round tion. The camp is meant to games, eliminated World teach passing, setting, hit- Cup champion Italy in a ting skills, and fundamen- penalty -kicks shoo tout in tals. the qUattelfinals, then rout- . against NL teams and bave lost eight of their last !. 2 overall.· Monday, they ~o to Chicago to open an etghtgame trip - all against AL Centtal opponents. It will be the most crucial stretch of the season for the injury-riddled Indians, who have two starting pitchers and t:hRle position players from last year's division champions on the 4isabled list. · "It is going to make it or break it for us," Indians manager Eric Wed!!;e said. "This is what ii' s all about. ~5 PIITSBURGH (AP) Backup catcher Shawn Riggans homered and drove in two runs 'and the Tampa Bay Rays completed a remarkable jirst-half turnaround, , heating · the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 'Sunday behind Andy SomianstiDe' s seven effective innings. Sonnanstine (9- 3) limited Pittsburgh to two llJDI;, one earned, and is 6-0 'after a Rays loss. Tampa Bay was a 4-3, 13-inning loser on Jason Bay's game-ending home run Saturday night. The Rays are 49-~ most victories midway through a season by a team that had the majors' worst record tbe season before, according to Stats, Inc. They went 5-1 on a road trip to Florida and Pittsburgh and finished 12·6 in interleague play. The only team with a better half-season winnin~ percentage than the Rays .605 after having the worst overall record the previous season was the 1903 New York Giants, who were 45-25 (.643). The 2001 Cubs were · 48-33 at rnidseason after going 65-97 the year before . All the qualities that led to Tampa Bay's strong first half were visible: effective starting pitching, power from a fast-improving offense and timely hitting . Riggans and Willy Aybar hit solo home runs, the on I} runs allowed by Pirates starter Tom Gorielanny in six innings, and Riggan s · run-scoring single hi ghlighted a go-ahead two-run eighth inning. Carlos Pena singled ro • ed Russia 3-0 in the semifinals. Against me highly accomplished Germans, they weren't intimidated. Tbey got the one goafmey needed - .from a slumping strike£, no less- and set off chants of ~ES-PANA." and ''Ole, Ole Ole" at the final whistle. The entire Spanish squad ran over 10 the huge rooting section of red and gold, e~:chauging hugs, while many of the spent Germans ool.J.ap!ied to the turf. Wlien Spain goalbleper and ciiJ)tatll lker CasiOas accepted tbe trophy on a stage, the Spanish fans began chanting the melody to their national anthem. which has no words. Thousands of camera flashes went off as the players jumped in 'place, then headed onto the field to show off " n-sr I a; .,.,._ Spain's Marcos senna, left. and Ruben de Ia Red, right, hold up the trophy at the enct of the Euro 2008 final between Germany and Spain in the ErnsHiappel stadium in Vienna, · Austria on Sunday, the last day of the European Soccer Championships in Austria · and Switzerlanct. Spain WOI1 Hl . • •• �h&e 82 • The Daily Ser1tirel www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, .June 30, 2008 Browns CB vows return from injury 'Otribune - Sentinel - l\tgister CLASSIFIED 'I . ,.'' 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We ftature mccellent horne ·time, health and dental insurance, We,_ ID·hlne 20 pooplo 401 (k). 118adion. bonus pay, In .... and safety awards. Qualified Golllpotto loc:otlonl appltcants m.Jst be over 23 yrs., haw a minimum of 1 Vou can be a part of a year of comrnerical Criving company selec1ed as one cl experience & clean MVR. lhe Prior erperienOe with semid._ and roll-ells " hel!r TOP fiVE Piocoo I<> ful. Contact Kent at 81)(). Work In Ohio! 462-9365 or fill out application at W'NW.rjtrueking.cam • SII.5M1f FT + Bonut1 EOE • Local Physician On-Site . 'f"tlf: ''"'~ Now you cOn have borders and QI'GPhlc:s ~ addedtoyourdasslfledads (.~ • New Training Class starts next weeki 3 Br.,1 Acre,Barringer Rdg. Ad. ,Portland.Many updates induding wn-ing & plumbing. Cai1Appt740-522 ·2619f.l30· 364·31 15. 3br. 2ba . Sectional on.6 acre. Roseberry_ Rd. Pt . Pleasam. wf washe r. dryer. dishwasher& refrigerato r $65,000 (304)675·6628 4 bedroom. 2 1/2 bath +og home, 34286 New Crew Ad., Pomeroy, lg. pole build· ing & ou1 building on 6 acres wlpond, (816)668·0758 Attention! CLEVELAND (AP) Authorities say a Il1lin with the same name and date of birth ai Baltimore Ravens oomemack Derrick Martin was cited for drug abuse after he was found in possession of suspected mmjiuana at Cleveland Hopkins International Airpon. Cleveland police spokesman Lt. Thomas Stacho says ait;port screeners discovered three hags of suspected mrujiuana while searching Martin at a securi- Spain . from Pagle Bl their prize. The Spaniards weren't close to finished with their , celebration that was so long in the making. They marched to their rooting section, hoisting the c:;up and saluting their flag-waving, firecracker-exploding f~rmany has won three Euros and three World Cups, but was no match in this final. Captain Michael Ballack, questionable before the ..,..,.. with a calf o--- injury, mrted, but hardly was noticeable . - except w.ben he left foc seven] minutes to have a bloody ri.dn eye treated. 'Torres, who bad 33 goals foe Liverpool this season but bas been invisible in ~· came tbmqgh brillian~ feed from Hae. . .yr off ~ XavJ Gennaoy pbeper Jeos 1 ~n, at 38 tbe ~~ playa' m the compemu•, dlajed from his net ~ Jleuwtlladefenderl'hilipp I ahm was beatell 011. '!he ~ liicle. But Tones dlippiJd the ball over die llidiq· lduDana and into ppiq goal . ~~wd ~ .si.428 111 &JIIt Happel Sladium, iplil Unolt equally bc:t:ma (l& •:y ad Spain.llligllt ~expected tbe Spaniards 111 go into a proti:Cti ve sbell lostrld, and even without I 'in.g soorer David Villa {leJ injwy), they continued * "' - ty checkpoint · Saturday night. . Stacho says police are •testing the substance to determine whether it tests positive .for marijuana. He says the citation is a misdemeanor with a maximum . penalty of a $100 fine. Baltimore Ravens spokesman Kevin Byrne says Martin has denied 1hllt the i.ooidcllt OOCUII1l!1. Martin was a ~round draft pick in 2006 out of Wyoming. high in the strike zone. .sixth and moved :up, on Aybar, starting for suspend- Sanchez's sacrifice bunt. ed second baseman Akinori ·C atcher Riggans then left lwamura, led off the sixth home plate uneccupied. frnm PageBl with his third homec. · while trying to field Nate ·Each time, the Pil:ates 'McLouth' s slowly hit batl · start the eighth against came back to tie it with between the plate and the reliever 'JYler Yates (3-1 ). the help of a Tampa Bay mound, so Sonnanstine's only option was to throw Right fielder Xavier Nady defensive lapse. In 1he fourth, Freddy to first as Wilson scored threw wildly to third on Aybar's single, allowing Sanchez doubled and from thi::d. Ryap Doumit's pinch-bit Pena to score, and Aybar advanced to third when w.ound up at third. Riggans' center fielder BJ. Upton RBI single in dle eighth single for his career·high casually tried to backhand off reliever Dan Wheeler the ball and it eluded him. ' made it 4-3. Troy Percival, third hit made it 4-2. Riggans' homer into the Sanchez scored on Bay's pitching fir the fi.rst time lll five :games,, finished up visitor's center field bullpen sacrifice fly. ·in the fourth inning came on . Jack Wil son doubled in the ninth ,for his l&th to carry the attack and were a fastball Gorzel~nn y left leading .off the Pirates' u.ve in 20 opportunities. far more dangerous than Germany the rest of .the way. end with everybody on old enough gas to get to the end. Indeed, Lehmann, who tires. everybody would have On lap 271 , Dale been slipping and sliding," Earnhardt Jr., who had been helped the Germans to third Busch said. ''l felt we had in the top 10 all day, started frnm PageBI place in the 2006 World track position and I felr like toward pit road and was hit Cup, kept it close with several tough saves. When race· eventually my fire and desire was from behind by Jamie This was the last game for ended the race 17 laps short, going to overcome anything McMUI111y, who then spun 69-year-{)ld Luis Aragoues, with the field under a red today to get into Victory into David Ragan, bring~g the oldest ooach to win the out a caution. ,. Euros.' <Jennany' s Joachim flag on pit road..Busch had Lane. "Once I saw that we were Stewart and the rest of the Loe ha "'"~ gh bis I 8th career Yict~Jry and in · leading and we were out front-runners pitted under w ' sa contract WJuU the 2010 Wodd Cup, but .Stewart was an unhappy front with 26 (laps) to go, the ensuing yellow flag, 13th. will need to find the spark "I've been on the flipside that good old Kurt Busch while Busch and seven Gennany showed only peri- of it plenty of times," Busch jumped up on the wheel and other drivers wbo lwl' pitted odically in Austria and said. "There's those times I told myself. 'Don't let more recently than the leadSwitza:laod. when you just grit your veur team down. This is ers, stayed on track. 68 000 what you li ve for. This is 1be race restarted on lap A crowd of about • .packed VJellllll's downtown teeth and go, 'What could what you race for, and that 279, but there was another 'fan woe 110 wlllclt the final. we hawe done different? 'is to get into Victory Lane." caution on lap 280, with police said. In Germany, Wliy · did it happen this Tryson said Busch could Clint Bo,w yer and rookie flags fluttered from bal- way?' So it isn't pretty, but e won even if ·the nlin Sam Homisb Jr. crashing, hav. oonies and car antennas we ·u take it. hadn' t been cut short. •then Juan Pablo Montoya across the country. · In "That's · the beauty of "To be honest, we were slamming into series points Berlin, ail estimated Sprint ·Cup racing is the rooting for it not to nlin leadl;r Kyle Busch. Kurt's 400 000 ~bed the competition level is .always ; .....s watc because we bad the fuel younger brother, moments game on .large outdoor , at its best. So!lletimei. the milage to make it to the end later. Montoya was later guys that have fast race cal'S the other guys were _ assessed a two-lap penalty ~ ._' .iaever made a don' t win because they got and going to have to pit, so we by NASCAR for rough driWod4~= and was in outdueled· in the jri.ts with wereo 't really .co14Dting on ving and finished 32nd. . Glhcr fioal, 'de pit strategy. You t:like 'em the rain," ne said. "It just The rain that had been · &:ot.cl9641ri•• when · you can get 'em kind of worked out that they threatening ·for much of the <Was a lpss to France in because you get burned all pitted there and then it afternoon began falling dur1984 plenty of times the other ·rained. But it could have . ing that caution and, ~.the= bad been way." worked out the other way, moments after the cars were . ,...ina but diSI!PJIOinunem Runner-up Mic•l too . red-flagged ,gnto , pit lane •..A _ , . .. fro b' ~ .....y exrtl m ~ Wlllrilt, ·who had 001 fin.. Stewart. who dominated just befme oomp= ~ .....,......,.... Two Yeln iDd 'beaer ·dian 23rd !his the second half of the raoe 28S, NASCAR the ~&o. ~ ~paniards ~ !lei80II, used 1be same su:at- on the 1.058-mile oval, held r10e, leaving Busch on top, dyoaauc m the operuq ~- as Busch, The two-time off a challenge from two- ahead of Waltrip, J.J. Yeley, rouad m:Germany, tbea'b- u.y1011a SOO .winner sai4.be time reigning t:up champi- Martin Truex lr., Elliott wu 'lqlio,g the nee would on Jimmie Johnson late in Sadler, Reed Socenson and dcd apm&tl'1twe. end because be the race and ap~ on the Casey Mears, all of whom Wldl two of 6e 1Widlfs ao 10 • top clubl, Real M ... idand believed be bad a faster car way to his first victory since bad stayed on Irick during FC Bm:elona, the nation than Busch. But Busch August at Watkins Glen, the previous caution. lw tons of talent. Whal it believed he could hold the N.Y. But Stewart and most Waltrip said it was strate- , top spot. lw lacked is fortitude. of the other drivers who bad gy, not rain, that gave him 'I felt like it was going to been r.t~ing at the front of the solid finish. No one QUI say that anybe a great duel down to the ' the . pack .did not have more. "The reason why I'm sit- Rays Busch That • Notes: The Pirates aJf 38-43, a 1 three-game improvement ' kom thew 35-46 at mid.season a ye81 ago . ... Pittsburgh went '.9 against the AL' and is a major league-worst 6t. I 03 in ioterleague play. .:. Gorzelanny Jillowed fewa than three earned runs for the first time in seven starts. ... Rays 38 Ev.ail Longoria failed >to drive ill a run for the ftrst time dw:- · ing a seven-game bittinfl streak (14-33, .424). . •. Riggans played for on!~ the ninth cime in 49 games .. Thl1 newap31per will not knowingly .ccej:lt tld¥111ieements for rul ti,ng here is because we gQt an opportune caution late iii the race l!Dd 'look advantage of race position,~ tile owner-driver said. .. Within minutes after the race was official, the opened up and li,ghtning began Hashing ,around ~ speedway, ·e mptJing ~ . stands in a hurry and foroing Busch to bald his victOry celebratibn in the sbeltCr ·Of tbe garage area. : Stewlll't took a while g~­ ting ·OUt of his car . an!f could hardly believe hifi fate. · '"It's just been tbe oddeSt year I' ve ever seen for II$ race team," ·he said.. "'t's just frustrating. ~ isolt any!:>ody that's ·going to tell you any different1han ·that. There's nothing you Cll1 do. If there was 600lelhing we could do about il we'd change it. ~It's not because of lack of effon, ~ added Stewart. who took two tires on hi!; final pit stop and finished 13th, "I' ve got some of the best guys in the garaae .arcil and I've had 'em for IP years. It's the wont l1ring of bad i.w:k 'We've ever seen, but there •s notbin8 we can do about it." : Kyle Busch wound up 25th on Sunday. 'While series fllllller-up Jeff Burton, who finismd 12tlil'-/( climbed from I 03 point's behind to just 64 beadi'll into ne~tt Salw:day oipl's race at Dilytona. ' # • Very nice 4br. 2 ba on Kineon Dr In Gallipolis. Ouhe neighbort100d on Oead end street Large 2 car garage and flliShed basement. 740256-1109 r . ~s~l 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Ba1n Vinyl Siding. Shingle Aool . $.230 per month. 740--385· 99<8. Cll ·~ ....,__ ; :: i iii tD _.,.,_ • .• • • t; 7 • • �h&e 82 • The Daily Ser1tirel www.mydailysentinel.com Monday, .June 30, 2008 Browns CB vows return from injury 'Otribune - Sentinel - l\tgister CLASSIFIED 'I . ,.'' Gallia County OH ·In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS ·PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE .' t!trthune 1'0 'WHir All. 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Qualified Golllpotto loc:otlonl appltcants m.Jst be over 23 yrs., haw a minimum of 1 Vou can be a part of a year of comrnerical Criving company selec1ed as one cl experience & clean MVR. lhe Prior erperienOe with semid._ and roll-ells " hel!r TOP fiVE Piocoo I<> ful. Contact Kent at 81)(). Work In Ohio! 462-9365 or fill out application at W'NW.rjtrueking.cam • SII.5M1f FT + Bonut1 EOE • Local Physician On-Site . 'f"tlf: ''"'~ Now you cOn have borders and QI'GPhlc:s ~ addedtoyourdasslfledads (.~ • New Training Class starts next weeki 3 Br.,1 Acre,Barringer Rdg. Ad. ,Portland.Many updates induding wn-ing & plumbing. Cai1Appt740-522 ·2619f.l30· 364·31 15. 3br. 2ba . Sectional on.6 acre. Roseberry_ Rd. Pt . Pleasam. wf washe r. dryer. dishwasher& refrigerato r $65,000 (304)675·6628 4 bedroom. 2 1/2 bath +og home, 34286 New Crew Ad., Pomeroy, lg. pole build· ing & ou1 building on 6 acres wlpond, (816)668·0758 Attention! CLEVELAND (AP) Authorities say a Il1lin with the same name and date of birth ai Baltimore Ravens oomemack Derrick Martin was cited for drug abuse after he was found in possession of suspected mmjiuana at Cleveland Hopkins International Airpon. Cleveland police spokesman Lt. Thomas Stacho says ait;port screeners discovered three hags of suspected mrujiuana while searching Martin at a securi- Spain . from Pagle Bl their prize. The Spaniards weren't close to finished with their , celebration that was so long in the making. They marched to their rooting section, hoisting the c:;up and saluting their flag-waving, firecracker-exploding f~rmany has won three Euros and three World Cups, but was no match in this final. Captain Michael Ballack, questionable before the ..,..,.. with a calf o--- injury, mrted, but hardly was noticeable . - except w.ben he left foc seven] minutes to have a bloody ri.dn eye treated. 'Torres, who bad 33 goals foe Liverpool this season but bas been invisible in ~· came tbmqgh brillian~ feed from Hae. . .yr off ~ XavJ Gennaoy pbeper Jeos 1 ~n, at 38 tbe ~~ playa' m the compemu•, dlajed from his net ~ Jleuwtlladefenderl'hilipp I ahm was beatell 011. '!he ~ liicle. But Tones dlippiJd the ball over die llidiq· lduDana and into ppiq goal . ~~wd ~ .si.428 111 &JIIt Happel Sladium, iplil Unolt equally bc:t:ma (l& •:y ad Spain.llligllt ~expected tbe Spaniards 111 go into a proti:Cti ve sbell lostrld, and even without I 'in.g soorer David Villa {leJ injwy), they continued * "' - ty checkpoint · Saturday night. . Stacho says police are •testing the substance to determine whether it tests positive .for marijuana. He says the citation is a misdemeanor with a maximum . penalty of a $100 fine. Baltimore Ravens spokesman Kevin Byrne says Martin has denied 1hllt the i.ooidcllt OOCUII1l!1. Martin was a ~round draft pick in 2006 out of Wyoming. high in the strike zone. .sixth and moved :up, on Aybar, starting for suspend- Sanchez's sacrifice bunt. ed second baseman Akinori ·C atcher Riggans then left lwamura, led off the sixth home plate uneccupied. frnm PageBl with his third homec. · while trying to field Nate ·Each time, the Pil:ates 'McLouth' s slowly hit batl · start the eighth against came back to tie it with between the plate and the reliever 'JYler Yates (3-1 ). the help of a Tampa Bay mound, so Sonnanstine's only option was to throw Right fielder Xavier Nady defensive lapse. In 1he fourth, Freddy to first as Wilson scored threw wildly to third on Aybar's single, allowing Sanchez doubled and from thi::d. Ryap Doumit's pinch-bit Pena to score, and Aybar advanced to third when w.ound up at third. Riggans' center fielder BJ. Upton RBI single in dle eighth single for his career·high casually tried to backhand off reliever Dan Wheeler the ball and it eluded him. ' made it 4-3. Troy Percival, third hit made it 4-2. Riggans' homer into the Sanchez scored on Bay's pitching fir the fi.rst time lll five :games,, finished up visitor's center field bullpen sacrifice fly. ·in the fourth inning came on . Jack Wil son doubled in the ninth ,for his l&th to carry the attack and were a fastball Gorzel~nn y left leading .off the Pirates' u.ve in 20 opportunities. far more dangerous than Germany the rest of .the way. end with everybody on old enough gas to get to the end. Indeed, Lehmann, who tires. everybody would have On lap 271 , Dale been slipping and sliding," Earnhardt Jr., who had been helped the Germans to third Busch said. ''l felt we had in the top 10 all day, started frnm PageBI place in the 2006 World track position and I felr like toward pit road and was hit Cup, kept it close with several tough saves. When race· eventually my fire and desire was from behind by Jamie This was the last game for ended the race 17 laps short, going to overcome anything McMUI111y, who then spun 69-year-{)ld Luis Aragoues, with the field under a red today to get into Victory into David Ragan, bring~g the oldest ooach to win the out a caution. ,. Euros.' <Jennany' s Joachim flag on pit road..Busch had Lane. "Once I saw that we were Stewart and the rest of the Loe ha "'"~ gh bis I 8th career Yict~Jry and in · leading and we were out front-runners pitted under w ' sa contract WJuU the 2010 Wodd Cup, but .Stewart was an unhappy front with 26 (laps) to go, the ensuing yellow flag, 13th. will need to find the spark "I've been on the flipside that good old Kurt Busch while Busch and seven Gennany showed only peri- of it plenty of times," Busch jumped up on the wheel and other drivers wbo lwl' pitted odically in Austria and said. "There's those times I told myself. 'Don't let more recently than the leadSwitza:laod. when you just grit your veur team down. This is ers, stayed on track. 68 000 what you li ve for. This is 1be race restarted on lap A crowd of about • .packed VJellllll's downtown teeth and go, 'What could what you race for, and that 279, but there was another 'fan woe 110 wlllclt the final. we hawe done different? 'is to get into Victory Lane." caution on lap 280, with police said. In Germany, Wliy · did it happen this Tryson said Busch could Clint Bo,w yer and rookie flags fluttered from bal- way?' So it isn't pretty, but e won even if ·the nlin Sam Homisb Jr. crashing, hav. oonies and car antennas we ·u take it. hadn' t been cut short. •then Juan Pablo Montoya across the country. · In "That's · the beauty of "To be honest, we were slamming into series points Berlin, ail estimated Sprint ·Cup racing is the rooting for it not to nlin leadl;r Kyle Busch. Kurt's 400 000 ~bed the competition level is .always ; .....s watc because we bad the fuel younger brother, moments game on .large outdoor , at its best. So!lletimei. the milage to make it to the end later. Montoya was later guys that have fast race cal'S the other guys were _ assessed a two-lap penalty ~ ._' .iaever made a don' t win because they got and going to have to pit, so we by NASCAR for rough driWod4~= and was in outdueled· in the jri.ts with wereo 't really .co14Dting on ving and finished 32nd. . Glhcr fioal, 'de pit strategy. You t:like 'em the rain," ne said. "It just The rain that had been · &:ot.cl9641ri•• when · you can get 'em kind of worked out that they threatening ·for much of the <Was a lpss to France in because you get burned all pitted there and then it afternoon began falling dur1984 plenty of times the other ·rained. But it could have . ing that caution and, ~.the= bad been way." worked out the other way, moments after the cars were . ,...ina but diSI!PJIOinunem Runner-up Mic•l too . red-flagged ,gnto , pit lane •..A _ , . .. fro b' ~ .....y exrtl m ~ Wlllrilt, ·who had 001 fin.. Stewart. who dominated just befme oomp= ~ .....,......,.... Two Yeln iDd 'beaer ·dian 23rd !his the second half of the raoe 28S, NASCAR the ~&o. ~ ~paniards ~ !lei80II, used 1be same su:at- on the 1.058-mile oval, held r10e, leaving Busch on top, dyoaauc m the operuq ~- as Busch, The two-time off a challenge from two- ahead of Waltrip, J.J. Yeley, rouad m:Germany, tbea'b- u.y1011a SOO .winner sai4.be time reigning t:up champi- Martin Truex lr., Elliott wu 'lqlio,g the nee would on Jimmie Johnson late in Sadler, Reed Socenson and dcd apm&tl'1twe. end because be the race and ap~ on the Casey Mears, all of whom Wldl two of 6e 1Widlfs ao 10 • top clubl, Real M ... idand believed be bad a faster car way to his first victory since bad stayed on Irick during FC Bm:elona, the nation than Busch. But Busch August at Watkins Glen, the previous caution. lw tons of talent. Whal it believed he could hold the N.Y. But Stewart and most Waltrip said it was strate- , top spot. lw lacked is fortitude. of the other drivers who bad gy, not rain, that gave him 'I felt like it was going to been r.t~ing at the front of the solid finish. No one QUI say that anybe a great duel down to the ' the . pack .did not have more. "The reason why I'm sit- Rays Busch That • Notes: The Pirates aJf 38-43, a 1 three-game improvement ' kom thew 35-46 at mid.season a ye81 ago . ... Pittsburgh went '.9 against the AL' and is a major league-worst 6t. I 03 in ioterleague play. .:. Gorzelanny Jillowed fewa than three earned runs for the first time in seven starts. ... Rays 38 Ev.ail Longoria failed >to drive ill a run for the ftrst time dw:- · ing a seven-game bittinfl streak (14-33, .424). . •. Riggans played for on!~ the ninth cime in 49 games .. Thl1 newap31per will not knowingly .ccej:lt tld¥111ieements for rul ti,ng here is because we gQt an opportune caution late iii the race l!Dd 'look advantage of race position,~ tile owner-driver said. .. Within minutes after the race was official, the opened up and li,ghtning began Hashing ,around ~ speedway, ·e mptJing ~ . stands in a hurry and foroing Busch to bald his victOry celebratibn in the sbeltCr ·Of tbe garage area. : Stewlll't took a while g~­ ting ·OUt of his car . an!f could hardly believe hifi fate. · '"It's just been tbe oddeSt year I' ve ever seen for II$ race team," ·he said.. "'t's just frustrating. ~ isolt any!:>ody that's ·going to tell you any different1han ·that. There's nothing you Cll1 do. If there was 600lelhing we could do about il we'd change it. ~It's not because of lack of effon, ~ added Stewart. who took two tires on hi!; final pit stop and finished 13th, "I' ve got some of the best guys in the garaae .arcil and I've had 'em for IP years. It's the wont l1ring of bad i.w:k 'We've ever seen, but there •s notbin8 we can do about it." : Kyle Busch wound up 25th on Sunday. 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CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Tak.e your 20 years eJtperiente '------- ·r• a ' 4" Geraniums .~ I r: ·-''"""'""' "' 8 wllh.... car.nt. :,011118 u ......... .-..ac-. 5 43 VIne WGraph 'lu'<aUI;: 1 r Frands Bacon, an English philosopher, -avis~ 111111 who died in 1626, wrote, 'Histories me1<e men wise; pOols witty: !he rnalhemalios subfle: nat· ural philosophy deep: moral {18Ve: logic and rlieloric able to contend." Oo:asional!y at !he bridge table a player must be sublle to contend. North and South had their bidding shoes on 11> reach foor spades. West <night have led his trump, lrying to give nothing away. Some would haw solected a t:fub,·t>ocause shortsuhs wiih an honor usua!y meke beHer klads lhan · . long auils with an honor, since you mighl get more lriclai from !he sun before declarer can ruff in. But that would haw bean latal here. ' When West selected a tow diamond, East won with his king and immediately shifted to !he heart king. Declarer won with his ace and played a trump to dummY's king. East won with his ~oe. look the hean queen, and tried to cash the diamond ace. South. after ruffong and drawing the missing trump, had 10 find the club queen. East had .Oready procluoed the spade ace, heart king-queen and dia· mend ace-king: 16 points. Since his one no-1r~ sl1owod 15·17, he could not have !he club queen. Declarer finessed · through West to meke his contract. Eaot should have lied in one <4 the red suns. perhaps winning with the diamond ace and returning a low diamond. (Weal's fourth-highest lead gu...anteed an honor in the suil, which had to be 1he queen.) Or, safer, shift 10 the heart queen at !rid< two. Now Soulh would r&.w~Mn 1 W..a.d no time ~Astro­ 4INI.: up, ·"* 'I'OO ~rr--41 ,,.., LIKE. TO TRY email: +3 40 Bean hull 41 Simon or probably get !he clubs wrong. a * m~'{ "('KNOW, IT ~~ Tll!l'\'~ Ul(.£. C.Off'Et.! 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NECK HITCHES. 2004 Kymco Monooose 90 f1M111 ' t U 211.01 tMt 8nd clad Miry N ppiiM 8nd NOTICE TO IIDIIEIIS CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· CARMICHAEL EQUIP· ATV. fully autOJna!lc. lloor· ,In "''t 1 :Jii, flop laullt 11 db 12....., I 1111 1. llfla will 118 ...... EDUFFORIMIILEI ~~~~~~~C:~:RL boards, very low hos, Ui!e · t05; C h4 .t . . . , _ 11 -entia lfilcllc- .con Jla by · E8e18m Loc81 Townhouae apanmants, · new 51000 740-441-ootl8 _ , - pltlfllunda.. Elll2l.l5 tall; •I Gil 8 ll I Mil by ·~ .1fle Schaal Dlalrlct, 1000I anci'OI smal houses FOR VICE. SPECIAL 20FT __ · -----1101111 I _ _ . of 18ngN1t loUIII 'II Ill kllll ST . . ,'I\tppNII'IIhw, RENT. call (740)4<11-1111 ~EVNIEEWCKOURFLAENT:rBIERED 92~uzuki4ATV2&4WO. uld I I co~Ml •' i ' ' a - 58 .. .Ia. It • 7-4171 ' ' . Olllo 41711I Ph • (740) br IP[llicroliou I -.nation. -··•· TRAILER INVENTORY Jt:r oood . . pla&l'IC wI camo kit gd. .- .... . . . . . . . IIC . . E8lt UM .Quatea . . lle I Mil 1174171, for tile lolEllmV;_ WWW.CARMICHAEL· tiresruns&looksgd$1500 'line of uiCI I Clbn tMtklw.lt&l'l-· ln .. . _ . . ..... lawlntpoojacl: · """" TRAilERS.COM 740.446- (304)675;4199 ...... • mil Ill a . , - - . , In 1he • an • • • • Con'ldar Allantlloaa Apl.ibilenta 31!25 CMftJISI< "*'- 11 ·IIC anda 1ianlzr of Glltzr llldga July 14, 20111. 11w Far: W1812111MfoaaltD . . •lltal (TowoMitlp 1lowd Loon! i •• h E1118111 Loc81 Higll 2&3BR apt& $365 and Have you priced a John Moroltflolls palnl of l gl ••• of 235); thence 8IDIIg rlglll ttl f'l!llct .... or lcltoof CIA, W/0 -.rp, Tenant 0ee1w la!oly? \bu'll be SUI· . 1he Nil WtilloftMI'e IIIIEIIY ..., JMI'I of 1he . - . Sllila Roula 7 pays .eleclroc. EHO . prisodl ~ out <>ur uried 1991 21 Jamboree Motor CIMctlbld MNin; ·11a1 idltW,- boltftd. Qo ... illlaulcl lie 'fiWNI Plein, Ohio '(3!11)1112-3017 inwntory at Home Ford engone 41 ,000 trw... - · 14 _ , . . . . , . . _ _ o f •I* lllil "'ttpiiM 41711 Goacl;,. ~.... 1 and 2 WWW . CI\REQ . COM miles.7<10-992·3842. -.gllld • II I 'l iM GIIIIIJ Ridge llttad. ~ 8nd llllllllll ttl: ·I n IICOOIIi8iiC8 wllli llle Bedroom •·ts. at Village Carmichael Equipment. 740- - - - - - - lloulll ID diiNII G tlttllll Gil ·llj I l l . E It II LOCIII Schaal OrM/Inp 811d ManOJand~•-. in 446-2412 1996 lnsllrook 5th wheel, fllln- U - • Mltitdlt 1M 11117111 . _ , " ' - " lpaclllc8llona po:tt""~ l r - - - - - . , super slide, lot 19 Krodel Wl8l S•jjt tllltDh &at -.42 t.al; Olllce, QUO'IlE FOR ..... ..,. Middleport, from $327 1o Park. Great Cond~ion at ., 1 I lltJ . _ Sou11t • SUFFLEI,SIIGOI._ Ponlclt, Noel I ~~~=-·Equal ~ IJvEsrocK $10,000060219-405-3405 W. ·RIIIIil; 21&-41111ih 1H13 Roula.,,118N18VIItl, or567-855-8174 trw... . . . . ., tat- -anda . . . 112.tl Olllo 4lm. Arcttllactl 8nd Large, chtirmilg, unfoir· 3 horaae br sale !'811 for RV-c-~ .-at,--C,-a --_· -~ .__.. of - - ·t tl 1he r-•• _._ at "") l!i. . _ . 3·bedroOJn ""' ·• 2nd prices 304-895-8943 · -74G-446-3825 "'~--.. 1he •• 301tc Trailero .u l d - . . . - Rllllil t gta•., 1 '4., ·107 RJcl..,ld A - . lloor. LA, DR, ~ - - - - - - . . lollawh4 ................... .,.. - · the Park down1own AnQOO Cow call..-.; 2nd 1) Dl'i • _ . . . IOI!Y • 11.01 tMt Pl(llllc Nola .._, 01110 Gallipolis. References cal'~ 111o tile ,..., of t'llllu8 _...,..,. 1.211 - Telophatw: 7401512· oequirod, no pets, 118C!lrily HoME 2110.11 t.1, ........ :r S I s M - ...U.UC ttanCE aaG T......: 7401112· depooll, $600 per mont11 . wr;;;;~;;;;;;;~ ~-~-iililiiiiiiiiiiaaol 10.11 1a11 _. c11an1 ...a fD< right of _, Scipio Taw....lp 11124 . Cal446-4425 or 446-3936 Aunts • lloulh 15 n.I 111 • .......-. t t l - .traon ,_.._ IIIII ,an h -.•(INIICII.-.. s.w; M1n1111 11canda ·GIIh8t R • Ro811, .1u1y :lnd•t:aG•p.m. • Any prap d .Equol ~-Beech St., 2 br. ~IM&aerT ._ tumithed .......- . utlltties . WATEm noon•a WMI-~2)-• uiCI 1&1 11e1nJ T-Hol ·lnF! 1 , .... itlatd8h8JIIIe -·"-'" 1M 1 loillh • ...... of . . . . . . . ,.)21130 "'1otc N!lilllllled ttl tile poid, depooll & oelaroo-. t991 Ohiysle.FIIth...._. Uncondi11onalllfellme guar· 40 I 1 .., • - • ' •• ' ' ',., · · (7<10)992.{)165 Good Condition. Phone 740- an!H. LDcal ....,..noes fur· All 111 '5 711. I I G 7.1 tall In ·wlelllt 8lllfl AI. CillO .. . . th8n ;j'~.,...;A-~i,;i;i;~2j; 441-5378 01 740-416-6292. rushed. Eatabllahed 1975. -~ • . . . OC!Jolnlng ...,. AtiiOW "" ,(101..,. Pflllr ttl N. lni ....... Mildlaport,2br. Call 24 Hrs. 17401 446· tall; I) loulll 7.1 Ill lA ...... .., l'lliiiHc Nola . . llitl aplllng. H liD furnished apanmarrt. no 1999 Pontiac Sunfire, 2dr, 0870, Rogers Basemen1 d 1 au Oln* I 40 ._....., altla <ll&wf, Addlt• le luued peta, depoeil & references. auto, 90,000 mllel. $3000. Waterproofing. - · . . . 101.11 _ ............. boullil- ttanc:El'O ......hog tile (740)11112.{)166 ~~, •-• ~ 645-6190 n--ICon1--35~·taal; l&lct' Jikwtll 112 Ill en 1118 1 1 ly 8nd COIO'RAClORS Prcpa1111 Equl, tile ...,.,_. S1 01 ....... 47 ..,. . . _._.tllld ....... p i I lor prap 1 Nice2brAperl. 'Wifridge& 2002 Nlasan Sentra 5 Experience. · New Homeo, zoo • 11.47 I II 1 . .... ....... .... . . . . Coo nty lie IS Ill fljacl· K~chan Range, AC/Gu opood, 200 5-10 MI. cab. Remodeilng&HorneRepalr, 1111 tD M loan pill IIIII . . . . . an . . . . . .• ........ "-iicc • ... · _,, WID._,.,, $350 2002 Sebring, 2003 Sodum ....,.,_ and lnoured WV by11111 - . . . , ; - If 1M1 1!J 1 h e - a1 ,IIOUIIJ 12 , . , i1111 ,..._ 1e M ...... mOI'IIh, ·$200 Oepoolf , 304- \rue. Other quality 03031B 304-458-1668 (H) 'llcllll 01· Ptl I l l . Ftcllullll!r . . MI!IE ........ '=r 1 ttl 67S«<75, ~-882 1 wlth-..ntyin-. ~ .31J4.51HJ759(C) Ylzl Dl 111111111 •lljlll' ttl .. ..., ·C o u n a y li!E illlllt64 U sq Nioequill2BRapt.and2BR or call Cook- a Wllltl1t4AI1oal ttl., Co wolt h a Loolw11n 1he Higll house. Rolereoooas & · - pltlllltll!r 1118 - · The ..._ t WIJ Ill I lilelr aJIIce M 1'118 lcMol 8nd depooil requirad. ft> 1'5 0101 "'f; -.... llcl1ll • ...... In - - ..... Ccon"itf E l l - • Scllool. 446-1271 or 709-1657 ------P G II* 1 11 - - .rt1 M llCIIllll Coultlla-. ........ld 'Ills I II 4 4 POiioe Impounds! Cars from dd fla loll lilY 18d .. ........ I!' &j, Qlllo le ttl ..... doalll • 8 Tara Townhouae $5001, Hondas, Chaii)'S, WI ttl 1he palnl of , _ llu al, P8 41111 un111 Z:DD .PM~ -tldar8nd tttp8ndlll Apertmants, Vtry Spacious, Jeeps, ForOS. & more! for lltallll. ., ca 11 . . 7Gian.lunal,l,.ncl .Jull'I1,21D1,8ndlwl· ttiM dj tmcomdar 2 Bedrooms. CIA. 1 112 li&lmQSIIOI).62().48 7••v•as 11, 1..., ~· k... _ . 2:00 ........ llld ln1hehlgh8llhanl. Bath. 'lltucJai Tc.l Ss - . , - .,......, piooul w - · . . _ 1 wdlhlll ........... .111t1a . . 118 1'001, Patio, SWt S42Wo. ~S.W: 1 -for...,.. fll _, _._ 1111111n aid .!llottd. . nclllllll for: .GN&W No Pall. LaMe Plus JIUIPIIII · : - . 1toulll N ! . t poap1 tr 8nd Rll rfltclng poo...... Caotlroct, Including Security Oipooit Required, 2001 Gllh8f Ridge .Roell, t1ac11ne D1 At. Ill • N' Ill of CR 21 ~ -'t. (740)367:0547. Dodge Dol!ola, 5 llld . will llelng 'llllnUiaa • nda Pat=Df ..... CR 30 •Untll'l'hulalar, July t7, Twin Fliwlrl Tower iuooept· ~,' = r .... - o f ... - o f . . Olllo . . . . , . . . . llllft, CR • - . Z:OO ""' ...... lnQ applicallooil lot -.g F740)256-1964 u 1n llililli l'lalli Grlcl Din 11 • IIN••a* .c a.-. CNI t1wr will 118 apt ned I l o i l o < - . 1-br ---:•dlalnh4 1 h e - lllegrlddh cSan- Olill IIIMI, CR 15 • - · rtmant for th SUVs diiC It d ·Jiiiii'CMI .., 1~1111111 by .cold I Hiland .... CR Ml A .... eldll 1114 . . ~-- catl 67 ; fOII.S.W: .1 ..................... a1 a .. ...,. Rttrt. llle U1J1o: lllllaildonWidntdot. . 8679 S81o1181rtplleingltotincl- Reii!Ntce - : _.. larllie oltllyl,.t1D:ID ...... 2001ChevyTahoe, 4•4. LT. ........ . Ill 1f8nd * ' - •· '11!11111 111', paj1ct 1e . . ~ alii IIi -heated seats. aun"' - · · . . IIIJgl Cotatlf Olllclal . ,......~. ~ Ploln8. 1001. on'Oiar, CO pla11f, very IIIII of 1he IMft R tla. . OD IIIITIC S1E. llallllt'tg h c I d 81 good condilion. Tow pack· d t d fiMIII 8nd' P .. ....... WE PUll? I ITI •1111. -~PI~------ age se.ooo OBO 304-m. ,..unntrean•" 'I 1: . 11· MP & I I . : - IMI 11 1118 lilgll -1bedroomapt. 5070 I 1f ILIII by . . . 8nd Of· Tm 111.0U Of 11tE IUIIoM 8nd 1he ala- 2nd floor, oomw ol Second - - - - - - 1tl. - . - . MltiiED . and Pine. No pel&. 2007JoopWIW1glerX, 4•4. :•l~j=l= ·kl~~.:;lt:JI:I . Clatllll OMIN': ltl'fiU 11) 1151 JI!RO. Cao11oct DoCI!Minla Relar'encea required. 6 spaed, har<l 10p, AC, 1 1 lie .....,.,,. .IECT. CCI lEI Of ..,.. • ••••• 111 or Security dopooil. $275 per cruloe. $18,500 abo. Call 1118 . _ (till 1 Rill IF IECTION 111;811 Of .b:lwd ....... 1he CaH 388-0813or441<1211 . . . . In - · Jl!o 4 tv ' I l l 1: THE , . _ QOIIE .... II I or INM rw 4411 i125or446-3036 911 ford · EJipe![ition E ._ .. - - . . . . , ....... Clolll • ... .. Eallt " Loc8l 1 _,., , 111 • 1 lad= ....._OH..nt .,..,_ Nf'f OF 11tE luperlntenclenl ' o ~= ~= ,_ • r., '¢; 1 d • 110,1100 Dffil ft Of TIE ...... • 10001 . . . . 15130 11e1ga Owners: c_, -2b--.--n----...0 iii~;;;;::;;;;;;;~ hvlng Proj8cl r, - · ~r. Round 2 2 - 1118iled month, same Doposi! plus !lw&iiid ta: electric, ·washer, dryer .__ _ _ _ __ . IT~ l W~ &JYI~ ~GAff~ t.ATIE !="'R M.'I'~F, . t C.U: 740e418-5047 Jon Y1111111ttler & r• ·lid 7<10-339-2494 1ar:lhlp 1he lollowl~~t~ CN - · f ) G I U - (llaot II: ta ... dgtlt « ...... .210.10_ float, 1zng11t . 11• filii ..:II ChOrd Public Nolice 1at1111. •11111 44 • . IIC t1a BORN LOSER . Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 . Pass Subtlety aims for deception YOV SPENI> Tt¥ SAMf AIAOVNT ON FOOl> MGtt -"' wffiC ANI> .Ttlf PlfT" FRESH -.an .......... Opiminglead: ed ..... !NT Pass s• %6 '"-ureti&lltJnded 7~9657 14110 Pomeroy and Middlepor1, Fattgnlund8 Roell, IOCUrily depooll required, no I'OmeoOJ, 01110 e5711; pats, 740-992·2211f. " " - Nu......, 740Sc:n!p-OponMonday, tll.alt for 8 1'10.1111 1111' al uti- pd. otoo 2 br Tuesday, Wednesday & ~lie. a~ utilities pd. near down- F....., ··- • """'" c~· ~;:::::::::::=::::: 81. · . PAACEL 2: · Riilli1 I. ....... E8tll blel 118 town flllnt Pieaaant. 304- .._, ~"-'-•"•· ~ D I d ... ..._ 81 .2338CN-- .......,..__st.lil - •...iledbyellher 36M163 . ThUi'lldllY. Saturday . & -· r- - - - _ .., =~'------ Sunday. (740)446-7300 Court of ComniGII ... In uld Sacllao1 10 ........, for Plillulllf; • bid bond In tile 1eR ~I. WID hookup•, - . ...... Catmly, ...-clout of ...... 2, ................... of 10% of tile PErs ~- - 1 , - 105·, 211-211 E. Second bid IIIIIOUnl wit~ a satellite TV incl. wlrent, .,, • Olllo _ . . . , •• n p . , _ to '-1181. Call 7<10fOil,........, In pui'IUEIIC» of ... Comn1811Cinfl 81 8n BIMM, ..........,, 0H 8Urlily ~ ttl 339-0362 orCIIr of to - · pin fDund • h 41111 llle dllar8Nkl ...... - : - , . . - - - - - - - 2 ado,_ AKC reostered CI"-*CI tr.l aid hGIII!EIII of TlllpiiGI•. (740) 1112- C 0 U n I Y 1BR studio downtown 'lbrtde Terrillf puppie•, -'lnhlilllowe..u- uld Section 10;CaBIIIUII'*I or by ir'dudesneWappi.,laminate mal88, 13 wks old, vel lied 8CIIon, 1 . . 8IOnl h (1)11, 23, 10 0111 lllled cltec:l<, flooring, WOier . - r & lrlilh cheeked $500 30C-675· ; 1 ttl • pub- liM of aid cad..,o check. or lei· $375 mo + dep 740-709- 7946 01 ~-5 7 5-01199 . lie 8UC11an .., . . fnlnl · laulh 00 I 1 11 42 ter of CNCIIt upon Uol- 1690 (ref oeq). , ..._ of ~ ....._ -'-~ , 11 -'lela Public 'Nola vent b8nk In llle --'---''----'-:......,. u.. nn•2 bodroom apartment for CKC Registered Bassett County Court . . . _ W181 201M tMt to 1he .....,..nt of fKII .... . Middleport peta Hound ~s Trk:O!Ored, u1 on Frleltty, July filii pilill ·al I gl •*4 al PI&JC NOnCE th8n 10% of 1he blcl '""' .n m ·~· ' no • b.aautlfully marked $250 992 17 1 _ . • tO:OO un., of .1fle -• latltoid Townalllp In .. _ of tile :.:..::~==-~='----- ::..~lr'ass...,.8':'m':' . ---., ullldzr, . . I a 114 dt8Cilb8cl Mreln; T , _ . Will hold • 8!ofallkl llzlga 212 3n1 ~we. 3 rooms and w dill lhd .... _ : -lnulng publtc '-h4 ..,1he C o u n I Y bath, furnished, no pel&. 'Tile . talawl~~t~ -.guld_,...,llne........, of lulfood Catmnlaaloneta. lid Aenl+!lefl.7<10-44HJ245 daacfiL ' oa1 laulh 1111 . I 1 1aa 42 Tomwlllp for 21101.., bondo 11181 1181«- .2BR .~. CJ.A. 17401 441 • elluldl I d In hellald ntlnul8a 11 eKOndl July ·lilt • 7:110 JM11. .. ,...,.led by ' - f .t ..,.. T_...,, 111e1ga w.t1e.s1 - t o 111e 111e · town 111111. 111e ......,., of 11w a111c•1 o_1_94_ _ _ _ __ CciuiiiY, In tile Sllila of of . , ......... ....... will 118 .IIVIII- iGl' ...... signing 1he 211i' In Galipolls. water, Ohla, ·In l&tkwa 10 t.m ·. ..-I'OIICI; lble for h I lion Ill bond. sewer, trash included. 8nd . , TOW!wlllp I lol- ... fi- Ollleer........... 118 Milled $3901""" $390idepooll. •a ----•••.-Jt '" Also have Goldfish, Kol, 1::~~=1oble Rat"' 5671 · B!'-~---..., . . . ..... H&H .--------, PondPiam. (740)446-1578, (740)645-1361 K QJ 9 lloulb • Q J 10 9 7 1 ' • "5 3 • 7 ··A 9 6 c , ourJG '" ,.qulred. 3&7-0032 Geramumo, 2br. -llllddlpoail Flo$3.50, I•PromptaodQuality Elephant Flats, Ear&, 31$1.00, Cannas, W.Or!< r • A K 10 4 10 '1 6 4 Slop & Cdmpare 5 Ail!>-,., l'ell. =~!~~~~~~~~iii~ • •Qs5SI 6 ·A S • Q 4 3 1n Syrocu&O. · 1 lg. -.om. cont. eer-y. <I0-446-0flol air. wid hookup. S395 per 2bf, ~do, Gollipolis ~":~unor ": ~'t:; ·IM-08 (31M)675-5332 • IBiendl rnontl, (740)992·5226, a . 7 Feny,.$1100 + $QJ dapostt . r or . , I"MMK' 740-5111-112115 Choohire Offioo 7<10-441·9931 used. $250. 740-992' 1053 $500/month Eut •• • 4BR IMilloblo, 1ot- In 2000 1400 3BR 2BA lot Vlcloi'ion gloos ·front July • Addleon Pike . rent/land C01111CI 675-7911 MarquH,collectlon• of 3 • J I 6 •KJ-108 2'1igh!ed-lhowC818S (740)367-7025 ...... 6 K 8 54 . Rlpol (5% - · 20 · $650!r8nl II850/IoC dip "'593-8127 8% APR) br liollngl 800- NO PETS. Coll441-- for · 2BR AC Fri"- Ran~ II)' llJiy ballo!y Cl1arVOf, more info • '. """' •·· large trunkll,coke algn,toyo 620-4846 • · R027 · WID fumollhod. $375 per ocaloo,olodco.Musicol - .__ _...,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. .... NEA Crosaword Puzzle BRIDGE . """'-.... t3 ..... of1heOiiloCa 0 q'e P-el , 8nd ....... 1 lrM:t a t - - II I 4 of 't wo,. . . cc r c' The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 0 740:317-o531 For Raaod "nc ud New H.... Be" f' a Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION ruptcy. The respect -jou 1.1 · ,_., IJOf'W'\SQt\ CIZJoe .., NtA ' ,., r--------.,.,..-,-:-.. . . ,---....,..--., ·· craw will come from being responsii:He and prudent GEMINI (May 21-June 201 - Be careful about your behaviOr, because even though your intention• might prod othera tntO compllano., ~ could inatead provaka ·ltw'n Into doing the DPJ)Oicite Of what you truly want. • Room Additions • Garages • V'myl and WOod Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks ...- . -. SOUPTOHUTZ 47239 Riebel Rood,' Long Jjoniim, OH 740-IJ8S-4l4l Cell: 740-416-1834 . lS+ ,_. ~.,..w.c. Fret£ ,. ,,.. Advertise in this space for $64 r month ' '. .. t' _____... ' �-· ... ....•.. ' Plge 84 • The Daily Sentinel ' • . Monday, June 30, 2008 :.-LS;I OOP www.mydallysentlnel.com 71Aawo.3-4BR'-on• 2 . . . _ . _ br rent, -Raod3t>omoom, 1 tarm w/ por-ct, OH no poll, {1<10)11112-5858 112 .t>.alho, $730 · plue $185,QOO call (7<10) depoail. Gallipolia Fony, 3 2·3 br - · 30 Burdette bedroom, 2 - · $500 plus ..,_, ~ow~ Berber COrpol $6.95 yon! Remlnonll S<IO & up, Mol- Carpel 2212 EMtom A.,. Gal;pol<rl 011 ACROSS Phillip Alder Addition $425 month+ $<100 depOOit 2017 · 2 446;-7444 lllallfty. -paint & corpat. bedroom, 1 - · S450 plus -~----..., ~~~~~•••-.... depoail. -up..,.,.... j EAA T- & •-- . I _..,..,._ - REGISTERED NURSE ' •Ions . • ~· 100 ICfll. ~ Co. 2br. on •· lo Grlidy-&tate., _____""!'., Pleasant Valley Hospital is cur- ~IathOn • • .,.. .JI'VIHI.O .... o.-11911 •• 'eo.-.~ rent) y accepting resumes for a full hlnilg-. 418-230-lMI '3o4-481-'a. '. Polni'L 't, WV 25550 .1 · • I • 1 time OBIPEDS Registered Nurse M08II..E HOlE LOT roR 2BR lo.....,. GaJC>oh •.No b.elb& -.1iunlio.-.;oitoble and per diem ICCU Registered RENT, 1031 Goorgll CIMI< poll. N '0' + clopcil!l, 11M 441-1111 C81144HI110 or 111<5174 g · · Nurses. Applicants must have current West Vrrginia license. 3_ _ _ _ ., 2iAi.A'~--~ Previous OB experience and previ- ~~~~==~ UjoTI I (279 B1 I .. no polf. :slolow MgiiiNd ous ICCU experience. ~~r' sq . . . mOI'IIh ....... s a $<100 dopoolt . I r I ~ • '--lliiiiiiii-_.1 Send resumes to:. Pleasant Valley H-..ltaJ ........ c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive . Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 Fax (304) 675-6975 or apply oca-linc: at www.pvalley.org AAIEOE 19911not3 bed, 2 bolfl, - dopoolt, (74GI416-1354 • a2 = w... 1111' $375/month. :lbr Nice =··"' 3 ,..,_lod ""'""'•oOepool. nopols,il 5 7 newly dopooll Hud 1' . cati741HI92-41S7. ~ 3 l!edn>OJO, Rlo Gnsnde area, $4001mo, $400 deposit, No Pata. Wolor/T- Paid, (7-4Q)2•s- ::=:;;;;:::~ Stanley TreeTrimming' & Remov-' .. Ar.unMEI'!JS fOil,....,., ~ . . . . . . . 01 m I Ill 01 Ill C.Cw003 .,....._ 36 •cand1 Al.. w Eggor. ...... of 1he Ohio lillie ....... ,_.. Grlcl Dltecllon. • lllegrlddlrulla~1 • lie .....,_, .... c-'• ';-.I by ,.IMtial ale Ra ••1, .t 1 Nilan. c- Ne C«<lfled 1:1-*. IIIII- The . . . clul on mAn• ofllle. The IIPP tlttl c11c1 Include . , llt..,kw ._IM!Ion of the '-· llelp llwll a ' · c_, I D-'- 1 and 2 bedroom De8ler: Eaat Vulnerable: Bot.b Eul Guttering ~:...--~~... G· ~ ~"- ••-· Roofing', Sidirlg, G.-a opart· - . furnished and unfur· niohod, and hoUHI In I' 46 ET J AERATION MOTORS. Repaired, New & Arol>ull! In Stock. on vans, • ... R E 1 1100-537·9528. - AND UIED STEEL Steel Beams. Pipe Raber For Concrete, Anflle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, DriveWays & walkways. L.&L ~ '* loo~ · •E•pcrienc References Available! Call G S 1 @ ary tan ey ttOw l>DeS IT v101EIC1 . . SIGWIWG / "THf I.!:~~~~~~ !~~~~~~!!~~~;;~ 740-591 -8044 i INfLATIOW ~tEST TAt::f5 GAIEf OF .IT5fLF! • U'L TATER'S JEST LIKE HIS PAW!! HOME-GROWN TH' APPLE. DON'T FALL FAR FROM TH' TREE. !! CABBAGE Jim O'Brien Farm Letart' 740-247-2113 a.- ..,_., aulof.,.t:J,.;:"&I p: i ty = e-. ...... 105, Cao'1>11 111, =-- . . --- ....,_.1tour '118d ..... !.,..___ , ... ...._ 1owlnl ... - ot ........ : • ' llelja C111nty ..... CGullly hOokup, No Pin 304-674- COiRRiltal:oners, The 0023 Of 304-61()..0776 EBY, INltGRITY, KIEFER ......:ManCE :a.: •a.• 1 11 ..... .._ Jnh&dfmtOaol.com ~- David Lewis 10" hanging Baskets $7.75 .,...101 - -= :seddperi';fa~~:;, Vegetable plants H~2M . 50Fper,. dozeS··.nOO .. · · Sat.8:30-4:30Sun.l-5 Ed'&Grte... BII8eS Noble Summit Rd. Middleport. OH 7 30 IB<>•=•IInd,.,~Rull""'' 740-9!12-'7968 no-. an in ~~ewing Drapes, Shcers,Rod Pocket Drapes. Swags, ValiiilCe,, RomanShadesand More... Plus Pillow. Bedsldrts TableCovers&Table Runnen Gllflr.......... =• •*·· a 1-. a m .• ...., - --.Baby rii 1.,.. __ =· 6:: 8 ,_.,_..1 II ; -1- •.,THE CODE--·· 1 HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! month,--· r•plr""i;;;iHi;:;'j ..._..--.o 7-11ft.ltaM,I,I,MIII T_ai ...: C.W. UFMTLII!IIT OF "--E 111; ~ GQcDi tl, 1.._ I t ¥ - 118 llld fD< ... 1lwt AD.IIIIITRATIYE I'IILII.Dhlo41m. , ._...,pulu1-- Mfdlof.,. 11 I td 111•. (7)1 Soclii.iil- and other fur' ....... . . . . ........... 10% lilwn ....... dJC .......... •••m. W1 a; pap If..., lii&J o f - . C8lll or w _________ ......... __ ..__ ~-- lllal..,.a111ooat ~--~ - - • . Call446-1423 -itiOpm. 3 • sleigh DOWN C" 40 A - orinoS , 41 Tum42 One.., 10 = ~ 43 Erelong 44 Stir uP 11M oeclimant 45 46 . afUII 47 Ill. Tlturn&l 49 Donlon or Kennody 39::"'..-r CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celetrty Q pher Cf)lXograms Ire creat!d trom quo15Klfls by lamcu! paople_Jd and IJ'eslrt ' Each Je(ler in 1he ciPher smis lor 8I'IO!Illll Today's due: Weq,;l/S K " RCRLKA KXM'H BPRM R FXH , TNH ARD EH TRAPTRFF RFF . HZP BPRM AHRHEAHEOA ." BXLP HZPD YPXYFP HX BP Elll HZRIII • PLMEP TRMWA PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Nd lo sound too palhel~ . but !here have been long stretches where I havenl been able to get a job.' - Da~d Caruso F UI NY J'l " }IOii think you can impreu.others by betng outrageous, lt'limt again. Instead, do nioe things for fliends and tamily alike, 1hlnga that are unexpected. Let your kindness impress HO..:nl-t92-3ll8 c.1:7-..IU144 .. W0 RND -· '*'' ---·-~·- R . . ecyc ' d!> .thlngo lol' you.. • be 0 ..'· \ 0 I I' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Although ~ fright accomplish something that provtdM a hugll tenae Df achisverl14mt, .. NI 8 UD.N ~lnled " j>thers don'l heave lavish praise on you . What's ,knporlant: to you mtghl not be so to them. "LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - You could be extremely popular with tr~nda, and that M; all the motV reason you mustn't lna'd- greatef than usuaJ. SCORPto (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)- You could get off on the wrong track it you fail lo niake lots of plans early on. Vour rest· lea8neU needs to be utlsfied with ·a -· n a '1 sa ,.,..., z - · ! . . . . . . . Misll PSI CONSTR UCTION ~!~~!~~-~ SOMETIMES I OREAl#, .. T~~TI'MIN THAT NfL • t6IIISON MOVIE ' ~TTI'E /M.Y~. J.L Construction •lllnyl Siding , ....... ..m: Wlndawa •Rwf•og •Didll! •GIIIag11 •l'ale lulldlnp •floontM!Whnl JlfMI K l l l l l . 742-2332 r--------'""'11 r--------'""'11 r--------= I'M IEIN6 QIASED QJZ I T~.U H~VE TH~T S~ME DREAM. TI4RWGH THE ,J,H;LE AS GMJ.JIZATI()j CUIBLES AR!XH) lif.I.Ll. THE W~ILf NOT KNOWING e . . -....,. MY FA/toiLY - Electric, Plumbing, DrywaN, • · .He-Re we . :;~ ' ON ......,«A,.MI , ..._,........ • ·~"'r,K~ ARE, ' While in a wailing room I heard one gent mnart IIIal, "Doc:lm and lawyers are always dispensing fee ADVICE." ""'""bto ..... to ARLO & JANIS pete. c. c---i Remodeling, Room ,... You can uoe Ohio Caddie- KDact- Livid- Maslin- ADVICE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A poor mental attitude could iilart ypu ofl' on the wrong foot and diminish your productivity and industriousness. Shelve that undesirable trail the moment you racognlm lt. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) - 'Ybu IF .I'LL IE.ASLE TOI!ESaE multliude haw time·dto aotivklea be fkfgety.oo ihai you don'i SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)- One of_your 'greateal assets ia your optimistic outtook on bOth ti.lG Pf01: and the cons of SCIAMIJ!TSANSWERS WM a11811 an angry argument between two Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, · Doots, Wmdows, Additions Wll IN Tl.¥£ COHNER STON! CONSTHIICTIOII have a weak rappen with someone in a 001nme1dal relationship, but II can be turned arvund- It ~ articulate warmth and friendliness with this per.on. Don't hold back. . lto&.....i,__=:;,.._..:;,t PISCES (Feb. 20-Man:h 20)- Ooce you . ·lake your mind ott peqonal problems and oonoe1 1bate on other k'lteresta. you ~~E~~~~i}--·-, wt+ltPDtanumberofopportunitieswher• ..)"'U 'can get 1ogether .,tth friends. They'll ~(March we............ you. 21-ApCO 19) ARIES Don'i ory to start the upcoming holiday too prematurely and neglect importanl Jobs that need to be done. You11 teel better tt vou get things out of the way now, so you can enjoy the rest of the week. TAURUS 4APfil 20-'May 20) - If you make the mistake Of 'thinking you can impress others by being extravagant , you wNI merely aooomplleh one thing : bank- LOC8I Caoillldoi : 740:317-o544. : , _ ,. . , ' always appem • - • you l·--'." Coonplett tfot diiiCtlo by ftlling lrt .,. ~ GMiaa ... - Ne. f tgncn anyone. especially a eensitlw, quiet type. The hiKI could be ,.._.,m• a While SOia& OWl' Iter 1liiHr fiiend sisbeif. •'Pay ~· , verten1ly - a 41 Apply point 50 Towtltel lheller 51 A Slooge 52 Windy clily filer 53 Rlounohy 54 Ill. Jillion 55 Lu{lt or 19 Smolclng or-? 22 Peanut 22 T11Z8n 'l buller brand , I l L . - male 23Handt 2 Paper .. 23 Conniving oraevera · oource 24 lnuct ea1er 26 Commllleea 3 Funny 25 Spot 29 RocJ.ink · Bcnobecl< 26 Metallic . illlm 4 Bure=tJ · · sound 30 Onion I'Lrli 27 Kinlio' tune 5 HefUge · 28 T . 31 6 Eltcllnltlon 30 Ayn or allemative af yont Sally 33 lllz1l or yelp 7 T~ 32 Vageo_., 34Dec.do H 34 Flourioh lniliot ..... 8 Wlnooerver 35LaaveoiN 35 Ann bono 8 Sheik opoce 36 nn11ng cqiiMgut -lon 38 Diolllv- 10 P - gr8des 37 Avoided 11 USN rank copttn 17 llocldng 38 Qyoulkald .LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - CALL SANDY ·-M ..... .. . . . . Kltly'~ laedlwck 13 Otlom8n IIIIa 14 Right on! t5 -lllller 16 Wltime 18 In hock 20 GoH ocoretl 21 L-<i-flil time responsibilities and duties seriously so that you won't have them hitnging O'IMr ~r head later in the week when you want to be free. No one elM is going to 1 1 12 :'l'f:"':.n (2MII.) ..._...,, """' '· 2001 ':::;;:;;:::::=~===~==~ r -.m -•P 46 •land "'-..~co- Oool Materially speaking, conditions look rather hopeful tor you in the year ahead, Hpeeiatly when you get lnwolved with prggrn&ive aaeociates who want to participate in a ~lnt erideavor. conectively. you can do well. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Tak.e your 20 years eJtperiente '------- ·r• a ' 4" Geraniums .~ I r: ·-''"""'""' "' 8 wllh.... car.nt. :,011118 u ......... .-..ac-. 5 43 VIne WGraph 'lu'<aUI;: 1 r Frands Bacon, an English philosopher, -avis~ 111111 who died in 1626, wrote, 'Histories me1<e men wise; pOols witty: !he rnalhemalios subfle: nat· ural philosophy deep: moral {18Ve: logic and rlieloric able to contend." Oo:asional!y at !he bridge table a player must be sublle to contend. North and South had their bidding shoes on 11> reach foor spades. West <night have led his trump, lrying to give nothing away. Some would haw solected a t:fub,·t>ocause shortsuhs wiih an honor usua!y meke beHer klads lhan · . long auils with an honor, since you mighl get more lriclai from !he sun before declarer can ruff in. But that would haw bean latal here. ' When West selected a tow diamond, East won with his king and immediately shifted to !he heart king. Declarer won with his ace and played a trump to dummY's king. East won with his ~oe. look the hean queen, and tried to cash the diamond ace. South. after ruffong and drawing the missing trump, had 10 find the club queen. East had .Oready procluoed the spade ace, heart king-queen and dia· mend ace-king: 16 points. Since his one no-1r~ sl1owod 15·17, he could not have !he club queen. Declarer finessed · through West to meke his contract. Eaot should have lied in one <4 the red suns. perhaps winning with the diamond ace and returning a low diamond. (Weal's fourth-highest lead gu...anteed an honor in the suil, which had to be 1he queen.) Or, safer, shift 10 the heart queen at !rid< two. Now Soulh would r&.w~Mn 1 W..a.d no time ~Astro­ 4INI.: up, ·"* 'I'OO ~rr--41 ,,.., LIKE. TO TRY email: +3 40 Bean hull 41 Simon or probably get !he clubs wrong. a * m~'{ "('KNOW, IT ~~ Tll!l'\'~ Ul(.£. C.Off'Et.! P"!<lOT Br..l:>! 28 Years Experience BUILT, VAU.EY F), Cc!tr1t 1m, ...... ld ---·-HORSE/LIVESTOCK 740-992-6971 ..,. .._ ....... • DhJo - · 52 Weotwood TRAILERS, LOAD MAX f ; ;=-~~· ~~..,.: .~ ~LAICJ 1:cr_ OJ, Oriooe, ·fn>nl $365 II> $660. EQUIPMENT TRAILERS, 740...6-2568. Equal CARGO EXPRESS & -; S I I I • •• AI 115 ·Dielrlcl, ~- . . . . (1)30 (7) 7, 1• 3lc Housing OpportunHy. .This H 0 M E S T E A 0 E R :MACIEl t: · ucandl: £eel Aoulll.1, ......vile, institution is· an Equal CARGO/CONCESSION . . . L Ul3 jiCII!*" - ; J) .., I CWW Ill Ohio 4lm le ·-.1· Opponunl1y Provider and TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· · eel ,In llifl .... I • the rigJII of t'llllu8 lng . . - for PUblic lllolice Emp1oyor ,C illlld 11111 Gil 8 :Jie 131.15 ,. .., .l 8ngllt 'porlllllan auppiiM, . NECK HITCHES. 2004 Kymco Monooose 90 f1M111 ' t U 211.01 tMt 8nd clad Miry N ppiiM 8nd NOTICE TO IIDIIEIIS CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· CARMICHAEL EQUIP· ATV. fully autOJna!lc. lloor· ,In "''t 1 :Jii, flop laullt 11 db 12....., I 1111 1. llfla will 118 ...... EDUFFORIMIILEI ~~~~~~~C:~:RL boards, very low hos, Ui!e · t05; C h4 .t . . . , _ 11 -entia lfilcllc- .con Jla by · E8e18m Loc81 Townhouae apanmants, · new 51000 740-441-ootl8 _ , - pltlfllunda.. Elll2l.l5 tall; •I Gil 8 ll I Mil by ·~ .1fle Schaal Dlalrlct, 1000I anci'OI smal houses FOR VICE. SPECIAL 20FT __ · -----1101111 I _ _ . of 18ngN1t loUIII 'II Ill kllll ST . . ,'I\tppNII'IIhw, RENT. call (740)4<11-1111 ~EVNIEEWCKOURFLAENT:rBIERED 92~uzuki4ATV2&4WO. uld I I co~Ml •' i ' ' a - 58 .. .Ia. It • 7-4171 ' ' . Olllo 41711I Ph • (740) br IP[llicroliou I -.nation. -··•· TRAILER INVENTORY Jt:r oood . . pla&l'IC wI camo kit gd. .- .... . . . . . . . IIC . . E8lt UM .Quatea . . lle I Mil 1174171, for tile lolEllmV;_ WWW.CARMICHAEL· tiresruns&looksgd$1500 'line of uiCI I Clbn tMtklw.lt&l'l-· ln .. . _ . . ..... lawlntpoojacl: · """" TRAilERS.COM 740.446- (304)675;4199 ...... • mil Ill a . , - - . , In 1he • an • • • • Con'ldar Allantlloaa Apl.ibilenta 31!25 CMftJISI< "*'- 11 ·IIC anda 1ianlzr of Glltzr llldga July 14, 20111. 11w Far: W1812111MfoaaltD . . •lltal (TowoMitlp 1lowd Loon! i •• h E1118111 Loc81 Higll 2&3BR apt& $365 and Have you priced a John Moroltflolls palnl of l gl ••• of 235); thence 8IDIIg rlglll ttl f'l!llct .... or lcltoof CIA, W/0 -.rp, Tenant 0ee1w la!oly? \bu'll be SUI· . 1he Nil WtilloftMI'e IIIIEIIY ..., JMI'I of 1he . - . Sllila Roula 7 pays .eleclroc. EHO . prisodl ~ out <>ur uried 1991 21 Jamboree Motor CIMctlbld MNin; ·11a1 idltW,- boltftd. Qo ... illlaulcl lie 'fiWNI Plein, Ohio '(3!11)1112-3017 inwntory at Home Ford engone 41 ,000 trw... - · 14 _ , . . . . , . . _ _ o f •I* lllil "'ttpiiM 41711 Goacl;,. ~.... 1 and 2 WWW . CI\REQ . COM miles.7<10-992·3842. -.gllld • II I 'l iM GIIIIIJ Ridge llttad. ~ 8nd llllllllll ttl: ·I n IICOOIIi8iiC8 wllli llle Bedroom •·ts. at Village Carmichael Equipment. 740- - - - - - - lloulll ID diiNII G tlttllll Gil ·llj I l l . E It II LOCIII Schaal OrM/Inp 811d ManOJand~•-. in 446-2412 1996 lnsllrook 5th wheel, fllln- U - • Mltitdlt 1M 11117111 . _ , " ' - " lpaclllc8llona po:tt""~ l r - - - - - . , super slide, lot 19 Krodel Wl8l S•jjt tllltDh &at -.42 t.al; Olllce, QUO'IlE FOR ..... ..,. Middleport, from $327 1o Park. Great Cond~ion at ., 1 I lltJ . _ Sou11t • SUFFLEI,SIIGOI._ Ponlclt, Noel I ~~~=-·Equal ~ IJvEsrocK $10,000060219-405-3405 W. ·RIIIIil; 21&-41111ih 1H13 Roula.,,118N18VIItl, or567-855-8174 trw... . . . . ., tat- -anda . . . 112.tl Olllo 4lm. Arcttllactl 8nd Large, chtirmilg, unfoir· 3 horaae br sale !'811 for RV-c-~ .-at,--C,-a --_· -~ .__.. of - - ·t tl 1he r-•• _._ at "") l!i. . _ . 3·bedroOJn ""' ·• 2nd prices 304-895-8943 · -74G-446-3825 "'~--.. 1he •• 301tc Trailero .u l d - . . . - Rllllil t gta•., 1 '4., ·107 RJcl..,ld A - . lloor. LA, DR, ~ - - - - - - . . lollawh4 ................... .,.. - · the Park down1own AnQOO Cow call..-.; 2nd 1) Dl'i • _ . . . IOI!Y • 11.01 tMt Pl(llllc Nola .._, 01110 Gallipolis. References cal'~ 111o tile ,..., of t'llllu8 _...,..,. 1.211 - Telophatw: 7401512· oequirod, no pets, 118C!lrily HoME 2110.11 t.1, ........ :r S I s M - ...U.UC ttanCE aaG T......: 7401112· depooll, $600 per mont11 . wr;;;;~;;;;;;;~ ~-~-iililiiiiiiiiiiaaol 10.11 1a11 _. c11an1 ...a fD< right of _, Scipio Taw....lp 11124 . Cal446-4425 or 446-3936 Aunts • lloulh 15 n.I 111 • .......-. t t l - .traon ,_.._ IIIII ,an h -.•(INIICII.-.. s.w; M1n1111 11canda ·GIIh8t R • Ro811, .1u1y :lnd•t:aG•p.m. • Any prap d .Equol ~-Beech St., 2 br. ~IM&aerT ._ tumithed .......- . utlltties . WATEm noon•a WMI-~2)-• uiCI 1&1 11e1nJ T-Hol ·lnF! 1 , .... itlatd8h8JIIIe -·"-'" 1M 1 loillh • ...... of . . . . . . . ,.)21130 "'1otc N!lilllllled ttl tile poid, depooll & oelaroo-. t991 Ohiysle.FIIth...._. Uncondi11onalllfellme guar· 40 I 1 .., • - • ' •• ' ' ',., · · (7<10)992.{)165 Good Condition. Phone 740- an!H. LDcal ....,..noes fur· All 111 '5 711. I I G 7.1 tall In ·wlelllt 8lllfl AI. CillO .. . . th8n ;j'~.,...;A-~i,;i;i;~2j; 441-5378 01 740-416-6292. rushed. Eatabllahed 1975. -~ • . . . OC!Jolnlng ...,. AtiiOW "" ,(101..,. Pflllr ttl N. lni ....... Mildlaport,2br. Call 24 Hrs. 17401 446· tall; I) loulll 7.1 Ill lA ...... .., l'lliiiHc Nola . . llitl aplllng. H liD furnished apanmarrt. no 1999 Pontiac Sunfire, 2dr, 0870, Rogers Basemen1 d 1 au Oln* I 40 ._....., altla <ll&wf, Addlt• le luued peta, depoeil & references. auto, 90,000 mllel. $3000. Waterproofing. - · . . . 101.11 _ ............. boullil- ttanc:El'O ......hog tile (740)11112.{)166 ~~, •-• ~ 645-6190 n--ICon1--35~·taal; l&lct' Jikwtll 112 Ill en 1118 1 1 ly 8nd COIO'RAClORS Prcpa1111 Equl, tile ...,.,_. S1 01 ....... 47 ..,. . . _._.tllld ....... p i I lor prap 1 Nice2brAperl. 'Wifridge& 2002 Nlasan Sentra 5 Experience. · New Homeo, zoo • 11.47 I II 1 . .... ....... .... . . . . Coo nty lie IS Ill fljacl· K~chan Range, AC/Gu opood, 200 5-10 MI. cab. Remodeilng&HorneRepalr, 1111 tD M loan pill IIIII . . . . . an . . . . . .• ........ "-iicc • ... · _,, WID._,.,, $350 2002 Sebring, 2003 Sodum ....,.,_ and lnoured WV by11111 - . . . , ; - If 1M1 1!J 1 h e - a1 ,IIOUIIJ 12 , . , i1111 ,..._ 1e M ...... mOI'IIh, ·$200 Oepoolf , 304- \rue. Other quality 03031B 304-458-1668 (H) 'llcllll 01· Ptl I l l . Ftcllullll!r . . MI!IE ........ '=r 1 ttl 67S«<75, ~-882 1 wlth-..ntyin-. ~ .31J4.51HJ759(C) Ylzl Dl 111111111 •lljlll' ttl .. ..., ·C o u n a y li!E illlllt64 U sq Nioequill2BRapt.and2BR or call Cook- a Wllltl1t4AI1oal ttl., Co wolt h a Loolw11n 1he Higll house. Rolereoooas & · - pltlllltll!r 1118 - · The ..._ t WIJ Ill I lilelr aJIIce M 1'118 lcMol 8nd depooil requirad. ft> 1'5 0101 "'f; -.... llcl1ll • ...... In - - ..... Ccon"itf E l l - • Scllool. 446-1271 or 709-1657 ------P G II* 1 11 - - .rt1 M llCIIllll Coultlla-. ........ld 'Ills I II 4 4 POiioe Impounds! Cars from dd fla loll lilY 18d .. ........ I!' &j, Qlllo le ttl ..... doalll • 8 Tara Townhouae $5001, Hondas, Chaii)'S, WI ttl 1he palnl of , _ llu al, P8 41111 un111 Z:DD .PM~ -tldar8nd tttp8ndlll Apertmants, Vtry Spacious, Jeeps, ForOS. & more! for lltallll. ., ca 11 . . 7Gian.lunal,l,.ncl .Jull'I1,21D1,8ndlwl· ttiM dj tmcomdar 2 Bedrooms. CIA. 1 112 li&lmQSIIOI).62().48 7••v•as 11, 1..., ~· k... _ . 2:00 ........ llld ln1hehlgh8llhanl. Bath. 'lltucJai Tc.l Ss - . , - .,......, piooul w - · . . _ 1 wdlhlll ........... .111t1a . . 118 1'001, Patio, SWt S42Wo. ~S.W: 1 -for...,.. fll _, _._ 1111111n aid .!llottd. . nclllllll for: .GN&W No Pall. LaMe Plus JIUIPIIII · : - . 1toulll N ! . t poap1 tr 8nd Rll rfltclng poo...... Caotlroct, Including Security Oipooit Required, 2001 Gllh8f Ridge .Roell, t1ac11ne D1 At. Ill • N' Ill of CR 21 ~ -'t. (740)367:0547. Dodge Dol!ola, 5 llld . will llelng 'llllnUiaa • nda Pat=Df ..... CR 30 •Untll'l'hulalar, July t7, Twin Fliwlrl Tower iuooept· ~,' = r .... - o f ... - o f . . Olllo . . . . , . . . . llllft, CR • - . Z:OO ""' ...... lnQ applicallooil lot -.g F740)256-1964 u 1n llililli l'lalli Grlcl Din 11 • IIN••a* .c a.-. CNI t1wr will 118 apt ned I l o i l o < - . 1-br ---:•dlalnh4 1 h e - lllegrlddh cSan- Olill IIIMI, CR 15 • - · rtmant for th SUVs diiC It d ·Jiiiii'CMI .., 1~1111111 by .cold I Hiland .... CR Ml A .... eldll 1114 . . ~-- catl 67 ; fOII.S.W: .1 ..................... a1 a .. ...,. Rttrt. llle U1J1o: lllllaildonWidntdot. . 8679 S81o1181rtplleingltotincl- Reii!Ntce - : _.. larllie oltllyl,.t1D:ID ...... 2001ChevyTahoe, 4•4. LT. ........ . Ill 1f8nd * ' - •· '11!11111 111', paj1ct 1e . . ~ alii IIi -heated seats. aun"' - · · . . IIIJgl Cotatlf Olllclal . ,......~. ~ Ploln8. 1001. on'Oiar, CO pla11f, very IIIII of 1he IMft R tla. . OD IIIITIC S1E. llallllt'tg h c I d 81 good condilion. Tow pack· d t d fiMIII 8nd' P .. ....... WE PUll? I ITI •1111. -~PI~------ age se.ooo OBO 304-m. ,..unntrean•" 'I 1: . 11· MP & I I . : - IMI 11 1118 lilgll -1bedroomapt. 5070 I 1f ILIII by . . . 8nd Of· Tm 111.0U Of 11tE IUIIoM 8nd 1he ala- 2nd floor, oomw ol Second - - - - - - 1tl. - . - . MltiiED . and Pine. No pel&. 2007JoopWIW1glerX, 4•4. :•l~j=l= ·kl~~.:;lt:JI:I . Clatllll OMIN': ltl'fiU 11) 1151 JI!RO. Cao11oct DoCI!Minla Relar'encea required. 6 spaed, har<l 10p, AC, 1 1 lie .....,.,,. .IECT. CCI lEI Of ..,.. • ••••• 111 or Security dopooil. $275 per cruloe. $18,500 abo. Call 1118 . _ (till 1 Rill IF IECTION 111;811 Of .b:lwd ....... 1he CaH 388-0813or441<1211 . . . . In - · Jl!o 4 tv ' I l l 1: THE , . _ QOIIE .... II I or INM rw 4411 i125or446-3036 911 ford · EJipe![ition E ._ .. - - . . . . , ....... Clolll • ... .. Eallt " Loc8l 1 _,., , 111 • 1 lad= ....._OH..nt .,..,_ Nf'f OF 11tE luperlntenclenl ' o ~= ~= ,_ • r., '¢; 1 d • 110,1100 Dffil ft Of TIE ...... • 10001 . . . . 15130 11e1ga Owners: c_, -2b--.--n----...0 iii~;;;;::;;;;;;;~ hvlng Proj8cl r, - · ~r. Round 2 2 - 1118iled month, same Doposi! plus !lw&iiid ta: electric, ·washer, dryer .__ _ _ _ __ . IT~ l W~ &JYI~ ~GAff~ t.ATIE !="'R M.'I'~F, . t C.U: 740e418-5047 Jon Y1111111ttler & r• ·lid 7<10-339-2494 1ar:lhlp 1he lollowl~~t~ CN - · f ) G I U - (llaot II: ta ... dgtlt « ...... .210.10_ float, 1zng11t . 11• filii ..:II ChOrd Public Nolice 1at1111. •11111 44 • . IIC t1a BORN LOSER . Racine, Ohio 740-247·2019 . Pass Subtlety aims for deception YOV SPENI> Tt¥ SAMf AIAOVNT ON FOOl> MGtt -"' wffiC ANI> .Ttlf PlfT" FRESH -.an .......... Opiminglead: ed ..... !NT Pass s• %6 '"-ureti&lltJnded 7~9657 14110 Pomeroy and Middlepor1, Fattgnlund8 Roell, IOCUrily depooll required, no I'OmeoOJ, 01110 e5711; pats, 740-992·2211f. " " - Nu......, 740Sc:n!p-OponMonday, tll.alt for 8 1'10.1111 1111' al uti- pd. otoo 2 br Tuesday, Wednesday & ~lie. a~ utilities pd. near down- F....., ··- • """'" c~· ~;:::::::::::=::::: 81. · . PAACEL 2: · Riilli1 I. ....... E8tll blel 118 town flllnt Pieaaant. 304- .._, ~"-'-•"•· ~ D I d ... ..._ 81 .2338CN-- .......,..__st.lil - •...iledbyellher 36M163 . ThUi'lldllY. Saturday . & -· r- - - - _ .., =~'------ Sunday. (740)446-7300 Court of ComniGII ... In uld Sacllao1 10 ........, for Plillulllf; • bid bond In tile 1eR ~I. WID hookup•, - . ...... Catmly, ...-clout of ...... 2, ................... of 10% of tile PErs ~- - 1 , - 105·, 211-211 E. Second bid IIIIIOUnl wit~ a satellite TV incl. wlrent, .,, • Olllo _ . . . , •• n p . , _ to '-1181. Call 7<10fOil,........, In pui'IUEIIC» of ... Comn1811Cinfl 81 8n BIMM, ..........,, 0H 8Urlily ~ ttl 339-0362 orCIIr of to - · pin fDund • h 41111 llle dllar8Nkl ...... - : - , . . - - - - - - - 2 ado,_ AKC reostered CI"-*CI tr.l aid hGIII!EIII of TlllpiiGI•. (740) 1112- C 0 U n I Y 1BR studio downtown 'lbrtde Terrillf puppie•, -'lnhlilllowe..u- uld Section 10;CaBIIIUII'*I or by ir'dudesneWappi.,laminate mal88, 13 wks old, vel lied 8CIIon, 1 . . 8IOnl h (1)11, 23, 10 0111 lllled cltec:l<, flooring, WOier . - r & lrlilh cheeked $500 30C-675· ; 1 ttl • pub- liM of aid cad..,o check. or lei· $375 mo + dep 740-709- 7946 01 ~-5 7 5-01199 . lie 8UC11an .., . . fnlnl · laulh 00 I 1 11 42 ter of CNCIIt upon Uol- 1690 (ref oeq). , ..._ of ~ ....._ -'-~ , 11 -'lela Public 'Nola vent b8nk In llle --'---''----'-:......,. u.. nn•2 bodroom apartment for CKC Registered Bassett County Court . . . _ W181 201M tMt to 1he .....,..nt of fKII .... . Middleport peta Hound ~s Trk:O!Ored, u1 on Frleltty, July filii pilill ·al I gl •*4 al PI&JC NOnCE th8n 10% of 1he blcl '""' .n m ·~· ' no • b.aautlfully marked $250 992 17 1 _ . • tO:OO un., of .1fle -• latltoid Townalllp In .. _ of tile :.:..::~==-~='----- ::..~lr'ass...,.8':'m':' . ---., ullldzr, . . I a 114 dt8Cilb8cl Mreln; T , _ . Will hold • 8!ofallkl llzlga 212 3n1 ~we. 3 rooms and w dill lhd .... _ : -lnulng publtc '-h4 ..,1he C o u n I Y bath, furnished, no pel&. 'Tile . talawl~~t~ -.guld_,...,llne........, of lulfood Catmnlaaloneta. lid Aenl+!lefl.7<10-44HJ245 daacfiL ' oa1 laulh 1111 . I 1 1aa 42 Tomwlllp for 21101.., bondo 11181 1181«- .2BR .~. CJ.A. 17401 441 • elluldl I d In hellald ntlnul8a 11 eKOndl July ·lilt • 7:110 JM11. .. ,...,.led by ' - f .t ..,.. T_...,, 111e1ga w.t1e.s1 - t o 111e 111e · town 111111. 111e ......,., of 11w a111c•1 o_1_94_ _ _ _ __ CciuiiiY, In tile Sllila of of . , ......... ....... will 118 .IIVIII- iGl' ...... signing 1he 211i' In Galipolls. water, Ohla, ·In l&tkwa 10 t.m ·. ..-I'OIICI; lble for h I lion Ill bond. sewer, trash included. 8nd . , TOW!wlllp I lol- ... fi- Ollleer........... 118 Milled $3901""" $390idepooll. •a ----•••.-Jt '" Also have Goldfish, Kol, 1::~~=1oble Rat"' 5671 · B!'-~---..., . . . ..... H&H .--------, PondPiam. (740)446-1578, (740)645-1361 K QJ 9 lloulb • Q J 10 9 7 1 ' • "5 3 • 7 ··A 9 6 c , ourJG '" ,.qulred. 3&7-0032 Geramumo, 2br. -llllddlpoail Flo$3.50, I•PromptaodQuality Elephant Flats, Ear&, 31$1.00, Cannas, W.Or!< r • A K 10 4 10 '1 6 4 Slop & Cdmpare 5 Ail!>-,., l'ell. =~!~~~~~~~~iii~ • •Qs5SI 6 ·A S • Q 4 3 1n Syrocu&O. · 1 lg. -.om. cont. eer-y. <I0-446-0flol air. wid hookup. S395 per 2bf, ~do, Gollipolis ~":~unor ": ~'t:; ·IM-08 (31M)675-5332 • IBiendl rnontl, (740)992·5226, a . 7 Feny,.$1100 + $QJ dapostt . r or . , I"MMK' 740-5111-112115 Choohire Offioo 7<10-441·9931 used. $250. 740-992' 1053 $500/month Eut •• • 4BR IMilloblo, 1ot- In 2000 1400 3BR 2BA lot Vlcloi'ion gloos ·front July • Addleon Pike . rent/land C01111CI 675-7911 MarquH,collectlon• of 3 • J I 6 •KJ-108 2'1igh!ed-lhowC818S (740)367-7025 ...... 6 K 8 54 . Rlpol (5% - · 20 · $650!r8nl II850/IoC dip "'593-8127 8% APR) br liollngl 800- NO PETS. Coll441-- for · 2BR AC Fri"- Ran~ II)' llJiy ballo!y Cl1arVOf, more info • '. """' •·· large trunkll,coke algn,toyo 620-4846 • · R027 · WID fumollhod. $375 per ocaloo,olodco.Musicol - .__ _...,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___. .... NEA Crosaword Puzzle BRIDGE . """'-.... t3 ..... of1heOiiloCa 0 q'e P-el , 8nd ....... 1 lrM:t a t - - II I 4 of 't wo,. . . cc r c' The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 0 740:317-o531 For Raaod "nc ud New H.... Be" f' a Call: MARCUM CONSTRUCTION ruptcy. The respect -jou 1.1 · ,_., IJOf'W'\SQt\ CIZJoe .., NtA ' ,., r--------.,.,..-,-:-.. . . ,---....,..--., ·· craw will come from being responsii:He and prudent GEMINI (May 21-June 201 - Be careful about your behaviOr, because even though your intention• might prod othera tntO compllano., ~ could inatead provaka ·ltw'n Into doing the DPJ)Oicite Of what you truly want. • Room Additions • Garages • V'myl and WOod Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks ...- . -. SOUPTOHUTZ 47239 Riebel Rood,' Long Jjoniim, OH 740-IJ8S-4l4l Cell: 740-416-1834 . lS+ ,_. ~.,..w.c. Fret£ ,. ,,.. Advertise in this space for $64 r month ' '. .. t' _____... ' �..••·••. ,••.• .• 1 .. Pa&e 86 • The Daily Sentinel . . Monday, June 30, :&oo,; www.mydailysentinel.com Daily double: Phelps, Hoff set records in 400 'IM BY PAUL NE.WIIERRY Ill' NAllONAI. WRITER AP Kenny Perry holds the winner's trophy after winning the Open at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc, Mich., on SUnday. •. • . ... • Piwlli1ll fnlnt . . . . . ~deck ' " I RZT&O ZER0-111Ut RIDER • 50"~ triple H• 3-ln-1.._q deck • 22 HI" ~;o V·Twin OHV qine ~ LT 1042 • . : ' < LAWN TRACTOR • 42" heriy-dulr twin bhldo mwine deck • 19 HI" Kohler, Cour...• ......., • AuiGiMiic hydnllllllh: tranamiuion .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' .• .-,;.· ...~-· . ,~- CUB CADET• litE RECOM~ 41 CG?If'ERCIAL ZIRO-TWN RIDER •l#f' Con-nd Cui ~-Wrie.... deck ·~..... . . • 23 HP' K<llller, Col_ !do V-Twin OHV enalne ...... • - ,-~pump ...-..--. VOLUNTEER 4x4 UTIUTY VEHICLE • Full;- lndlpeoldllt .....,.,.., wilh e· ot~rM~ • 624ct, 20 HP.'" Kotdtr. Conwt•• V-lWil OHV....... J • 1.300 lb. peylaed 111411,300 lb.loWinl Clpldty't . FAMILY 0· 1WNED<SlNCE ,996 1830 OLD LOG~N RD SE • RT. 33 JUST SOUTH OF LANCASTER; 8880 UNITED LANE • ONE Mll..E.WEST OF ATHENS ON RT. 50/32 LANCAS'liER. OH 43130 • <740) .653-2827 I • ATHENS, OH 45701 • <740> 593-3279 STORE HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00·6:00, SATURDAY 9:00-5:00 ' • JiJttr and The.Dai ntinel "'~~~"'~..oom, www.mydailysentinel.com I .... -...,m iol)..~ _....,lito :;,y.,~ C.t!l llf u··~~ w>~~ ts111C10 tqt;r """"'s.o a - - ., ;,o,IHMillif~1 '- rt/IJIW ct""' ..:,,... ?<.d't»P"It4ll_...ll'll . . . 1'1111.;:11)' Of, . . . . . . .l l"t¥ ! * *"libooft4 ·~ft 1...1~ .' l'lf"...... ~ ...._.:..Ctt "<II-. < _ . NI J' 'Nfu\fq-... .W t "' """ll¥....,.0!11~tlo:"¥r •t. . . . . . .............. _~ Co ;C..f.dr.lllta!~~·l"l"ll~k'lt't lotuo;ll"4iiM ~ ,, ,.,.~·~~: wlfi!' ...M\1 .. rou- ._.,""'~ ..!Ito( . ............., ..... ~ ... ·~'"'..., '"Uil••f1ll\tlr.foll ,,.....,..... olh~ lln-lc• frll 54KI'C. .lw=ilfulll.irll: !._IIUTMIIUI.."''..... '~t't-t""DitWC~....,u,( . liMif.,.-~C~-ol~to.~'I'HI - ·t• .. . .. " ----'-:--· 1111111~ ~"11!:.,:I WE MEAN BUSINESS: I �..••·••. ,••.• .• 1 .. Pa&e 86 • The Daily Sentinel . . Monday, June 30, :&oo,; www.mydailysentinel.com Daily double: Phelps, Hoff set records in 400 'IM BY PAUL NE.WIIERRY Ill' NAllONAI. WRITER AP Kenny Perry holds the winner's trophy after winning the Open at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc, Mich., on SUnday. •. • . ... • Piwlli1ll fnlnt . . . . . ~deck ' " I RZT&O ZER0-111Ut RIDER • 50"~ triple H• 3-ln-1.._q deck • 22 HI" ~;o V·Twin OHV qine ~ LT 1042 • . : ' < LAWN TRACTOR • 42" heriy-dulr twin bhldo mwine deck • 19 HI" Kohler, Cour...• ......., • AuiGiMiic hydnllllllh: tranamiuion .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' .• .-,;.· ...~-· . ,~- CUB CADET• litE RECOM~ 41 CG?If'ERCIAL ZIRO-TWN RIDER •l#f' Con-nd Cui ~-Wrie.... deck ·~..... . . • 23 HP' K<llller, Col_ !do V-Twin OHV enalne ...... • - ,-~pump ...-..--. VOLUNTEER 4x4 UTIUTY VEHICLE • Full;- lndlpeoldllt .....,.,.., wilh e· ot~rM~ • 624ct, 20 HP.'" Kotdtr. Conwt•• V-lWil OHV....... J • 1.300 lb. peylaed 111411,300 lb.loWinl Clpldty't . FAMILY 0· 1WNED<SlNCE ,996 1830 OLD LOG~N RD SE • RT. 33 JUST SOUTH OF LANCASTER; 8880 UNITED LANE • ONE Mll..E.WEST OF ATHENS ON RT. 50/32 LANCAS'liER. OH 43130 • <740) .653-2827 I • ATHENS, OH 45701 • <740> 593-3279 STORE HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 9:00·6:00, SATURDAY 9:00-5:00 ' • JiJttr and The.Dai ntinel "'~~~"'~..oom, www.mydailysentinel.com I .... -...,m iol)..~ _....,lito :;,y.,~ C.t!l llf u··~~ w>~~ ts111C10 tqt;r """"'s.o a - - ., ;,o,IHMillif~1 '- rt/IJIW ct""' ..:,,... ?<.d't»P"It4ll_...ll'll . . . 1'1111.;:11)' Of, . . . . . . .l l"t¥ ! * *"libooft4 ·~ft 1...1~ .' l'lf"...... ~ ...._.:..Ctt "<II-. < _ . NI J' 'Nfu\fq-... .W t "' """ll¥....,.0!11~tlo:"¥r •t. . . . . . .............. _~ Co ;C..f.dr.lllta!~~·l"l"ll~k'lt't lotuo;ll"4iiM ~ ,, ,.,.~·~~: wlfi!' ...M\1 .. rou- ._.,""'~ ..!Ito( . ............., ..... ~ ... ·~'"'..., '"Uil••f1ll\tlr.foll ,,.....,..... olh~ lln-lc• frll 54KI'C. .lw=ilfulll.irll: !._IIUTMIIUI.."''..... '~t't-t""DitWC~....,u,( . liMif.,.-~C~-ol~to.~'I'HI - ·t• .. . .. " ----'-:--· 1111111~ ~"11!:.,:I WE MEAN BUSINESS: I �RE.ADER'·S CHOICE READER'S CHOICE M~y, June 30, 2008 •Page3 ·. · Customer Appreciation . Thank you for voting-us the Best . Caterer in .the Tri-County Area! .RECLINER SALE Buy One...Get One SOO/o .Off New Shipment of Berkline Recliners. Many New styles and fabrics . Pam & Todd Casto, Owners .· . . ' • ALL Flexsteel Recliners are included in this Sale .......... W.IERI .Buy one recliner at the regular price and purchase Celebrating 10 Yeari · . I ,............ the second recliner at.&O% Off* *See Store For Details ' (740) 446~9319 . ' • :1 ' ·,~ • < ~ " 1 ......•-••a• .· TbankYoa Tri-coanty For Yoar Votesl . . •• . www.klcaterinloll;cQiit · - . . . an . ·ou . . Flldl .1 .... -a.llllllld- FIMUUI Tri-Coun:ty Ar:-ea.:f or Voting Us #1 . . .. . Massage Therapist Barbara Sheets··. . Hours: 11 :OOAM-2:00AM Monday-Saturday Closed Sundays " . ·.Holzer Clinic Sycamore ·· · HOLZER CLI.NIC SYCAMORE -#1 ' ' . Banquet R00111 Av.llable For Business 11-tlngs, Parties .o r Special Occasslons! Live Entertainment Every Th•sclay, Friday & Satur~ay! ( 308 2nd Ave. • Gallipolis, OH-• 740-446·9371 • �RE.ADER'·S CHOICE READER'S CHOICE M~y, June 30, 2008 •Page3 ·. · Customer Appreciation . Thank you for voting-us the Best . Caterer in .the Tri-County Area! .RECLINER SALE Buy One...Get One SOO/o .Off New Shipment of Berkline Recliners. Many New styles and fabrics . Pam & Todd Casto, Owners .· . . ' • ALL Flexsteel Recliners are included in this Sale .......... W.IERI .Buy one recliner at the regular price and purchase Celebrating 10 Yeari · . I ,............ the second recliner at.&O% Off* *See Store For Details ' (740) 446~9319 . ' • :1 ' ·,~ • < ~ " 1 ......•-••a• .· TbankYoa Tri-coanty For Yoar Votesl . . •• . www.klcaterinloll;cQiit · - . . . an . ·ou . . Flldl .1 .... -a.llllllld- FIMUUI Tri-Coun:ty Ar:-ea.:f or Voting Us #1 . . .. . Massage Therapist Barbara Sheets··. . Hours: 11 :OOAM-2:00AM Monday-Saturday Closed Sundays " . ·.Holzer Clinic Sycamore ·· · HOLZER CLI.NIC SYCAMORE -#1 ' ' . Banquet R00111 Av.llable For Business 11-tlngs, Parties .o r Special Occasslons! Live Entertainment Every Th•sclay, Friday & Satur~ay! 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DEALER * Smith Superstore John Sang Ford Norris Northup Jarvis & Atkinson Accounting : Lynn Angel Accounting Steve Chapman Acfounting FAVORITE MOTEL * ·super 8 Holiday Inn FAVORITE BANK FAVORITE NEW TRUCK DEALER: * ,John Sang Ford Smith's Superstore Nonis Northup • FAVORITE MANUFACTURED HOUSING FAVORITE OIL CHANGE PROVIDER FAVORITE AUTO GLASS •: Wee Care Day ·Care French City Day Care Guardian Angel BEST CELLULAR SERVICJ,!: * Smith's Superstore *AT&T . BEST SERVICE ST.t'DQN * GoMart Whnungtoil's BP ~ · Robbie 's BP FAVOIUTEftUNT SHOP . • . Midget ~ss French City 1'-ess Quality Prj.nt Shop •· * Irvin's Glass FAVORITE CHECK c~ • Welsh Electric '· . · Foreman & Abbot ....._ FAVORITE CHILDREN'S CWTHES * Purple Turtle Peebles · • Once & Again Quckeye Vmes * _.,. BEST HAIR SALON Strawberry Hair FAVORITE INSURANCE OFFICE • Wiseman Insurance Insurance Plus aEST NAIL SALON FreOch Nails Strawbmy Hair Pretty Nails FAVORITE LAW FUlM • Matte Sheets Kaysel', Layne & a~ · Story Law FAVOiun: REAL'ESTATE • Wiseman Rui Estate EvMS~ BEST TANNING SALON • Sun Haven Su~~~~~a Image FAVORITE JEWELRY STORE * Karat Patch Siders·Jewelers .... FAVORITE PET GROOMERS • H8ppY Tracks · FAVORITE FINANCE , COMPANY • HiUiard Lyons· QEAND . l I II( I I\ ' l I ' I Jt I )I • Lorobi's Pizza Hut * Courtside Bar & Grill Bob Evans lrori Gate FAVORITE BREAKFAST SPOT * Bob Evans MeDon aids Tudors . BEST BURGERS * Courtside Bar & Grill Burger King Wendy's · . STORE BEST FRENCH FRIES _ * McDonalds FAVORITE PIZZA • Lorobi's Pizza Hut · Little Ceasars FAVORITE SEAfOOD • Captain D's Courtside Bar & GriD BESTSTEAK • Coutuide Bar & Grill Daves American Grill Iron Gate Kentucky Fried Chicken Shake Shop STORE foodland Powells Food Fair Johnsons I ' ' FAVORITE MEXICAN . · FAVORITE GROCERY * * I '1: I ' I II \ I{ I '\I ' I· I ' I I I , Dt:ALEil • Nonis Noobup . ' John Sang Fool •. * ·liNftNG :· * Solar Eclipse • Dollar General · Big Lots Grandview Outlet Dr. Ragen · Southern Ohio EyeCare Dr. Bill Thomas Froths • PVH Wellaess cCater Holzer Oinic Sycamore FAVOIU'J'E fOOLS & SPAS ' • -.adiffs Pooh &: Spas . ·' Main Designers ' "' · · - - . _ : : : 4',.A:.;...-';.,... - ... ~ .. ~ --- 0 <""""t ...C..";._.» STORE Tope's Fumitun: Anderson's Furniture CENTER c . *Bob's Mmet &t Gn;enbousei; FAVORITE HOME Dll'llOVEMDIT STORE • '~'hom. Do-lt <:awer O'delk Valley Lumber FAVORITE AN'11QUE SHOP * French City Oaft Mall Mason Jar . . 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For those readers who bare not yet disoovered why we were wted as one of the 8c:&t, ~ inrilic you to call oc stop in. • • .. ~ ,J wr .,,-lostl'ft ~ ccwtiatti..._ r:·•·····'*r· c r .,.,.,,.,.,..Pry ftt••• • fm' l'f6rrr:. Crn lr•r Since 1854, Hilliard Lyons has been helping individuals save for and enrich their future through prudent invming and sound advice. THE SNJTH FtNANCJALADVI6011.SOF HtLLIA&O LYONS fiNANCIA L C o NSULTANTS: BRYCE, MA.a1 ' ... ·. .. ..:. ~;-~ ---- * Cornia &t Snyder Rocc:i's Pools FAVORITE VIDEO S'IORE --·~-·-· ·• .....·, . . FAVORITE GARDEN FAVORITE HOME MEDICAL EQVIPMENT • fll!lily Oxygen • Block~ Movie Galleq Game Stop ·r· -·;:.....: p .... r.::i Cannichaels . . • · (Holzef Cllitic) Relaxation Station Best Shoe Store FAVOUI'E FUilNITURE FAVOili'D: PLACE TO · WORKOUf * Jim's Fann Eq~ • Bam Shelton ·· Readers Choice for floral Fashions EQUIPMENT > sHoe sensClTion • Basket Delights Francis florist FAVORITE FARM FAVOIUTE'MASSAGE .· TIIDlAfiST Thank you for rnak,ing FAVORITE FWRAL SHOP S&S Wmdow lintiftg ppy FAVORITE DISCOUNT STORE Superior flooring . Mullohan 's Carpet CENTER * Holzer Home Health Ohio Valley Home Health Medi Home Health Thomas Do-lt Center Odell's True Value O'dell 's Valley Lumber . FAVORITE CARPET & FLOORING ' • Haft'elt's Carpet Outlet • cvs · . • A4.A Auto' Deailitlg FAVOUI'E WINDOW - Elliott's ~ppliances FAVORITE VISION WASIIIDBTAIIJNG Ohio Valley Physicians · (Dr. Karr) Pleasant Valley . (Dr. Hawkins) I,,. FAVORITE LUMB~YARD * Thomas Do-lt Cente · ., FAVORITE NURSING HOME Holzer Senior Care FAVORITE PHARMACY FAVOUI'E CAR * 101.7 '"The River" 93 .I "Sunny 93" 92 .I "The Frog" BEST CONVENIENCE · FAVORITE USED·CAR Tollivers Auto s1Jes RADIO STATION *Subway · Foodland John sons - Arbors Prescription Oxygen BowiDllft's ·BEST DELl * * • Smith Supmaore FAVORITE JIOME HEALm AGENCY BEST FRIED CHICKEN • El Toril ,... * Eric Jones DDS Kyger De!ital Offices (Dr. Haddad) I • Courtside Bar-& Grill , PiuaHut Bennigans Tom's Auto Clinic * Holzer Clinic * River City Smokehou'se Vanco's - . ·READER'S CHOICE . Rio Tire omcE FAVORITE BBQ ;• FAVORITE TIRE STORE *Dailey Tues FAVORITE DOCTOR'S Wendy's Shake Shoppe . FAVORITE WNCH SPOT FAVORITE omcE FAVORITE RESTAURANT .fAVORITE h'ALIAN , FAVORITE PLUMBE-R • Carter's Plumbing & Heating Mane Designers Elite Look Total Effects • * RedCarpetCieaners .. FAVORITE DENTIST * GoMart Speedway FAVORITE CARPET FAVORITEftJNERAL HOME * Willis Funeral Home , Deal Funeral Home McCoy Moore Fume:ral Home FAVORITE CONSIGNMENT SHOP * Body Fantasies _ BESTWINGS Courtside Bar & Grill Buns Party Bam Dominos FAVORO'E ELECI'RICIAN BEST TATTOOING BEAUTY, APPAREL & ACCESSORIES * , • Ohio Valley Cbrck ~& • . ' Monclay, JuDe 30,2008 CHIROPRACTIC OmCE * Gallipolis Chiropractic Back To Health * China One Peking Family Buffet FAVORITE DAY CARE ltUDII FAVORITE CATERING • K&L Catering FAVORITE.CHINESE FOOD * Ohio Valley Bank Farmer's Bank Peoples Bank * French City Mobile Homes f.!iOIIS Mobile Homes A&B Contracting Monday, JuDe 30,2008 . a. R YA N S Mt TH I ....... ~-MIIIof . PI lllJI 1tv~lridgt ~77Hm 0,.70.,.aw.at �' ·READER'S CHOICE Page 4 • ••-• a••-- * FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPHER AcquisitiOns Jewelers FAVORITE AUTO REPAIR SHOP FAVORITE MEN'S CWTHING Smith's Superstore * Image Gallery Remember This * Peebles FAVORITE AUTO PARTs STORE FAVORITE WOMEN'S CWTHING * AutoZone * NAPA BEST COLLISION REPAIR * Ours' Body Shop Smith's Superstore FAVORITE COMPUTER REPAlR . * PC Solutions ·* Peebles BEST ELECTRONIC STORE F.AVORITE SHOE STORE . Shoe Sensation ' Kipling Shoe Store * Radio Shack FAVORITE INTERNET . PROVIDER ·•n•MA••••zr FAVORITE TOWING . SERVICE * Red 's Rollin Garage * Saddenlink BEST PLACE TO WORK . FAVORITE ACCOUNTING FIRM * Holzer Oinic FAVORITE NEW CAR . DEALER * Smith Superstore John Sang Ford Norris Northup Jarvis & Atkinson Accounting : Lynn Angel Accounting Steve Chapman Acfounting FAVORITE MOTEL * ·super 8 Holiday Inn FAVORITE BANK FAVORITE NEW TRUCK DEALER: * ,John Sang Ford Smith's Superstore Nonis Northup • FAVORITE MANUFACTURED HOUSING FAVORITE OIL CHANGE PROVIDER FAVORITE AUTO GLASS •: Wee Care Day ·Care French City Day Care Guardian Angel BEST CELLULAR SERVICJ,!: * Smith's Superstore *AT&T . BEST SERVICE ST.t'DQN * GoMart Whnungtoil's BP ~ · Robbie 's BP FAVOIUTEftUNT SHOP . • . Midget ~ss French City 1'-ess Quality Prj.nt Shop •· * Irvin's Glass FAVORITE CHECK c~ • Welsh Electric '· . · Foreman & Abbot ....._ FAVORITE CHILDREN'S CWTHES * Purple Turtle Peebles · • Once & Again Quckeye Vmes * _.,. BEST HAIR SALON Strawberry Hair FAVORITE INSURANCE OFFICE • Wiseman Insurance Insurance Plus aEST NAIL SALON FreOch Nails Strawbmy Hair Pretty Nails FAVORITE LAW FUlM • Matte Sheets Kaysel', Layne & a~ · Story Law FAVOiun: REAL'ESTATE • Wiseman Rui Estate EvMS~ BEST TANNING SALON • Sun Haven Su~~~~~a Image FAVORITE JEWELRY STORE * Karat Patch Siders·Jewelers .... FAVORITE PET GROOMERS • H8ppY Tracks · FAVORITE FINANCE , COMPANY • HiUiard Lyons· QEAND . l I II( I I\ ' l I ' I Jt I )I • Lorobi's Pizza Hut * Courtside Bar & Grill Bob Evans lrori Gate FAVORITE BREAKFAST SPOT * Bob Evans MeDon aids Tudors . BEST BURGERS * Courtside Bar & Grill Burger King Wendy's · . STORE BEST FRENCH FRIES _ * McDonalds FAVORITE PIZZA • Lorobi's Pizza Hut · Little Ceasars FAVORITE SEAfOOD • Captain D's Courtside Bar & GriD BESTSTEAK • Coutuide Bar & Grill Daves American Grill Iron Gate Kentucky Fried Chicken Shake Shop STORE foodland Powells Food Fair Johnsons I ' ' FAVORITE MEXICAN . · FAVORITE GROCERY * * I '1: I ' I II \ I{ I '\I ' I· I ' I I I , Dt:ALEil • Nonis Noobup . ' John Sang Fool •. * ·liNftNG :· * Solar Eclipse • Dollar General · Big Lots Grandview Outlet Dr. Ragen · Southern Ohio EyeCare Dr. Bill Thomas Froths • PVH Wellaess cCater Holzer Oinic Sycamore FAVOIU'J'E fOOLS & SPAS ' • -.adiffs Pooh &: Spas . ·' Main Designers ' "' · · - - . _ : : : 4',.A:.;...-';.,... - ... ~ .. ~ --- 0 <""""t ...C..";._.» STORE Tope's Fumitun: Anderson's Furniture CENTER c . *Bob's Mmet &t Gn;enbousei; FAVORITE HOME Dll'llOVEMDIT STORE • '~'hom. Do-lt <:awer O'delk Valley Lumber FAVORITE AN'11QUE SHOP * French City Oaft Mall Mason Jar . . Gallipolis Oaft Mall FAVORITE APPLIANCE • STORE . • . Sears FAVOIU'I'E GIFf STORE U underground attitude FAMOUS MA·K ER BUYOUTS JUST 'ARRIVED! . • Hallmart . Frulb's Weaving Stik:hes FAVO...,.E HOME DECO. RATING STORE *Weaving SJitches Custom. Designs To,)cs FAVORITE .NITE SPOT • Courtside Bar & Grill . Hennigan's FAVORITE BOWLING LANES : • Skyline Lanes ';·. FAVORITE CABLE/SATELLITE PROVIDER • DirectTV '!hank you for choosing Hilliard tils6ta ~"'*'f(J' 38~­ · . ~pf•,...,.,··~ Lyons is .one of the best! FAVORITE GOLF COURSE • ClubCiiffside Golf Course Rtverside Golf •. We ~your $UppOft in voting Hilliard Lyons 1sl' place in the category of Best Financial Adviting F'lllJl in the Tri-County area for 2008. Readers Cbo~ Ballots ~ placed in 17Je GaJ/ipolis Daily llibune, Pomnoy Daily Sentinel, and the Pt: PletwnJ &gistir. For those readers who bare not yet disoovered why we were wted as one of the 8c:&t, ~ inrilic you to call oc stop in. • • .. ~ ,J wr .,,-lostl'ft ~ ccwtiatti..._ r:·•·····'*r· c r .,.,.,,.,.,..Pry ftt••• • fm' l'f6rrr:. Crn lr•r Since 1854, Hilliard Lyons has been helping individuals save for and enrich their future through prudent invming and sound advice. THE SNJTH FtNANCJALADVI6011.SOF HtLLIA&O LYONS fiNANCIA L C o NSULTANTS: BRYCE, MA.a1 ' ... ·. .. ..:. ~;-~ ---- * Cornia &t Snyder Rocc:i's Pools FAVORITE VIDEO S'IORE --·~-·-· ·• .....·, . . FAVORITE GARDEN FAVORITE HOME MEDICAL EQVIPMENT • fll!lily Oxygen • Block~ Movie Galleq Game Stop ·r· -·;:.....: p .... r.::i Cannichaels . . • · (Holzef Cllitic) Relaxation Station Best Shoe Store FAVOUI'E FUilNITURE FAVOili'D: PLACE TO · WORKOUf * Jim's Fann Eq~ • Bam Shelton ·· Readers Choice for floral Fashions EQUIPMENT > sHoe sensClTion • Basket Delights Francis florist FAVORITE FARM FAVOIUTE'MASSAGE .· TIIDlAfiST Thank you for rnak,ing FAVORITE FWRAL SHOP S&S Wmdow lintiftg ppy FAVORITE DISCOUNT STORE Superior flooring . Mullohan 's Carpet CENTER * Holzer Home Health Ohio Valley Home Health Medi Home Health Thomas Do-lt Center Odell's True Value O'dell 's Valley Lumber . FAVORITE CARPET & FLOORING ' • Haft'elt's Carpet Outlet • cvs · . • A4.A Auto' Deailitlg FAVOUI'E WINDOW - Elliott's ~ppliances FAVORITE VISION WASIIIDBTAIIJNG Ohio Valley Physicians · (Dr. Karr) Pleasant Valley . (Dr. Hawkins) I,,. FAVORITE LUMB~YARD * Thomas Do-lt Cente · ., FAVORITE NURSING HOME Holzer Senior Care FAVORITE PHARMACY FAVOUI'E CAR * 101.7 '"The River" 93 .I "Sunny 93" 92 .I "The Frog" BEST CONVENIENCE · FAVORITE USED·CAR Tollivers Auto s1Jes RADIO STATION *Subway · Foodland John sons - Arbors Prescription Oxygen BowiDllft's ·BEST DELl * * • Smith Supmaore FAVORITE JIOME HEALm AGENCY BEST FRIED CHICKEN • El Toril ,... * Eric Jones DDS Kyger De!ital Offices (Dr. Haddad) I • Courtside Bar-& Grill , PiuaHut Bennigans Tom's Auto Clinic * Holzer Clinic * River City Smokehou'se Vanco's - . ·READER'S CHOICE . Rio Tire omcE FAVORITE BBQ ;• FAVORITE TIRE STORE *Dailey Tues FAVORITE DOCTOR'S Wendy's Shake Shoppe . FAVORITE WNCH SPOT FAVORITE omcE FAVORITE RESTAURANT .fAVORITE h'ALIAN , FAVORITE PLUMBE-R • Carter's Plumbing & Heating Mane Designers Elite Look Total Effects • * RedCarpetCieaners .. FAVORITE DENTIST * GoMart Speedway FAVORITE CARPET FAVORITEftJNERAL HOME * Willis Funeral Home , Deal Funeral Home McCoy Moore Fume:ral Home FAVORITE CONSIGNMENT SHOP * Body Fantasies _ BESTWINGS Courtside Bar & Grill Buns Party Bam Dominos FAVORO'E ELECI'RICIAN BEST TATTOOING BEAUTY, APPAREL & ACCESSORIES * , • Ohio Valley Cbrck ~& • . ' Monclay, JuDe 30,2008 CHIROPRACTIC OmCE * Gallipolis Chiropractic Back To Health * China One Peking Family Buffet FAVORITE DAY CARE ltUDII FAVORITE CATERING • K&L Catering FAVORITE.CHINESE FOOD * Ohio Valley Bank Farmer's Bank Peoples Bank * French City Mobile Homes f.!iOIIS Mobile Homes A&B Contracting Monday, JuDe 30,2008 . a. R YA N S Mt TH I ....... ~-MIIIof . PI lllJI 1tv~lridgt ~77Hm 0,.70.,.aw.at �READER'S €BOICE Page6• . ., Mnday, J.-31, 2008 • MD d•y.. J. . ll.~ ' ·Thank You For · Your·Votes-!· We Are Proud # .READER'S CHOICE • • .. 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HOLZ·E R·. • CLINIC·~ Tri-County Area for Voting Us Ill DOCTOR'S OFFICE "="1 J · , J (1 years running) JAMAL A. HADDAD, DO, FACOG Wrth over 15 years experience, . Dr. Haddad is Board Certified and offers complete Obstetric & Gynecological services~ To schedule an appointment or for more information, please call HolurCiinic at 740.446.5381. 1.21111•. 141-192-2125 . . ~ ~~, a:..x:.~.::· 2 'lanrN•e ~ ~. t!tl. . ·a~~ . ~. .•In ..,..datton we . . offering $100.00 ott Zoom! · Advanced Pow• Whitening through the month of July! • vwr -.Jc'*'#Oftu:eaN 0111111 for ••• rr *•lonrtdfllan on fltelal ., C'Oamc lie PfDCW'uF•• lncfc,..W ZOC»>I Wllttr ..... 1058 Route 7 South • OH 740-441..0123 . ' f!font Row L.rt to RiGht . Ca ~ ~y. Falth George, Donna Ml.fller • • " '. • f ' . . • �· READER'S:CHOICE .. B I• . l' I , ,. . . . ' . ll,lllll . READER'S CHOICE . . . Thank you for choosing us as one·of your Favorites! Pt. Pleasant Main 675.4480 ' . Pt. Pleasant North 675.8130 . Favorite Finalist· Farm Equipmeat · Call We~ll Have II A 111 L1J To-Go Wfth 0... . · Dealer Conwa'ti•ll Curbside c.r,out l«,ated midway Wac& Tri-County For Cbooeing U.AsYour · · 11 8rl Iria II Spot c. · k ·. & Gallipttis•Od ..... . . 740-446-2411 . The right time. The.right place~ 7'-1"' · Practice For .• Cats • Dogs • Horses · Gallipolis, OR r" .. lbll ••• • Rnalilt For Fawoatte Re ltwlfant ' 011• ,rtnc <!titu. ••• Jlr~ss . Hours By Appointment 990 Second Ave. • -· . . . . . . . .. ·, ~.... . . . ... . . . 1 , ·~ . . . . . ...... . . . . . --..·.·" · .·.· • • Dr• .Joey D. Wilcoxon, D.C. Jane Pedigo, LMT r Mark Hasseman, LMT, MMP \ ·. · Becky & .J ulie ' l lis, OH · ·(740) 441•0200 �· READER'S:CHOICE .. B I• . l' I , ,. . . . ' . ll,lllll . READER'S CHOICE . . . Thank you for choosing us as one·of your Favorites! Pt. Pleasant Main 675.4480 ' . Pt. Pleasant North 675.8130 . Favorite Finalist· Farm Equipmeat · Call We~ll Have II A 111 L1J To-Go Wfth 0... . · Dealer Conwa'ti•ll Curbside c.r,out l«,ated midway Wac& Tri-County For Cbooeing U.AsYour · · 11 8rl Iria II Spot c. · k ·. & Gallipttis•Od ..... . . 740-446-2411 . The right time. The.right place~ 7'-1"' · Practice For .• Cats • Dogs • Horses · Gallipolis, OR r" .. lbll ••• • Rnalilt For Fawoatte Re ltwlfant ' 011• ,rtnc <!titu. ••• Jlr~ss . Hours By Appointment 990 Second Ave. • -· . . . . . . . .. ·, ~.... . . . ... . . . 1 , ·~ . . . . . ...... . . . . . --..·.·" · .·.· • • Dr• .Joey D. Wilcoxon, D.C. Jane Pedigo, LMT r Mark Hasseman, LMT, MMP \ ·. · Becky & .J ulie ' l lis, OH · ·(740) 441•0200 �, • - - .. 1 ·-· READER'S CHOICE r.eto• • \ .. -··-·· -~-- ·-------- ------ READER'S 'CHOICE •Pagell ·ElliaH ' .. 1W ye1 forciMNJ • 1• for . favrit lftllire staR! 1145 Euslrrn ...._ut' GallifJfJiif. 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Ill 0007 M-F Z'c.. e · ~ (),a tJ. ~ · . SctrJIUNM- S~ 54/e4. 1!.·9-~41 ..... 328 Yu.md Street Pt. Pkasl!'fl. WV 675-8660 M-T n Sat 70 Pine Sb'eet • G''pols. OH 4 . ...... 9am- 5pm 9am- 6pm 9am - 12pm .· .M-E ....... M-F s. 9-.- . . . t.a-11pD .. 17 N. Col~ ~ve. Rio W.rle. OH 8am - (ipm Sam- 12pm . Sat S1ll ' 446-2050 43 7 Fmll'lll Awmue Ga/Jipoli4, OH - , 4pm 9am - fipm 9am-l2flm M.J' . 3035 $tote ...de 160 Gallipo&. OH 420 11rinl Avenue Gallipolis, OH "We <Me for Ycni Like Family" · 992.;.2357 Inside Bober Medial Center -F -·s .- www.ovbc.COm . . .. . . .. ~ ... .. . .. . . . . ........ ... . ~-Spm M-T Fri 9.- - (ipm • a ooMM~o o o • o 0 0 • •• • ~• • HE • • r �I I i I • .,.18• . . ' l~EADER'S \CHOICE Monday, Jaae 31; 2tl8 READER'S CHOICE Monday, Ju8e JO, 2008 • Page 19 > Finalist For Favorite Insurance Agency In The Tri-County Area .F1vorite Carpet & Floorilg · ChoiC 2007 & 2008 ' ; ... llri ...... . naffelt's. 714ttt~~~­ . - . &f/MaaJ ,. ·' 417 Second·Ave., Gallipolis, OH. 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