https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01dce1a6afe6bc0b847802ecb9b9ffa8.pdf f9c211515e037467e1bf8666ab54e7ff PDF Text Text -. ; • ~ . ! - \ Go Green .. ' ' . 1-Iolzer Hospice receiv<~~, /. t • Your . ~aiAy.~ Se~tj~eh iS·prin~ed 0!11 00.~, USA Recycle.d ·Paper deficiency-free sttrvey, A:J ' \.. " ., at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio e .. Printed on IOO'i'o R~cycled 'llt·"~print tl> Park Street SPORTS • Griffey's 603rd homer ends Reds' 4-3 win. See Page Bl · . School is history Bv J. orations and items from General · Hartinger Park. ·The school' building was MIDDLEPORT - All also used as a dairy. that remains of the Park Last month , Mayor Street School is a pile of . Michael Gerlach told · viirubble - and maybe some ) age council a structural memories for students who failure in one corner of the once attended school there. buildiAg had deemed the Jeffers ExcavaJing building unsafe for occupademolished the building tion. and cou,ncil approved . Monday, after . it was expenditure of funds from dee1ned a public safety haz- several departments to ard. The building was - cover the cost of the democlosed as an elementary lition, estimated at between school in the early 1950's, $6,500 and $8.000. and was ·most recently used Demolition was delayed by · . the Village of . · Brian J. Reed/photo for several weeks, first for Middleport for storage of All that remains of the Park Street School in Middleport is a pile of· rubble , after Jeffers equipment, old holiday decPlease see History, AS · " . Excavating tore the unsafe building down on Monday. BRIAN REED BREED @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OBITUARIES Page AS • Delories Burton, 73 • Sean P. Liberatore, 38 lNSlDE • Pinkerman . celebrates 20 year~ ·on Scout Council. See Page A6 • Beha makes dean's list. See Page A3 Rhtland ox·Roast set.f or Saturday Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RUTLAND The Rutland Fire Department's Annual Fourth of July Ox ~oastis s~\.fo.r ..tl:!.is S.aturday,, with festivities f<icking off with a parade at I0 a.m. Line up for the parade is at 9 a.m. at Depot Street and the site of the old Rutland Grade School with · this year's theme being "America Home of the Brave.': Parade awards will be given out at noon on the stage which will be sharing space with several bands throughout the day. Bands slated to perform are MIA (Missing in AffeCtion) at 12:30 p.m., JFK (Just For Kids) at 3:30 p.m. and Riverhounds at 7 p.m. As always~he Rutland Fire Department will end the day with a fireworks display w.hich cost around $3,500, not including the fee to shoot them off. The fire department has planned several activities and events for visitors of all ages including bingo at I Please see Rutland. AS . .WEATHER '. Racine finalizes plans-for 'Fourth' ·· . Bv . Submitted photo Some of the students looking forward to making the trip to Costa Rica are from the left, Cody Willaims, Tyler Andrews, Joyce Billings, Trinity Kimes, Alyss Green, Brae Hemsley, Megann Halley, Joey Morgan and Caleb Davis. Others who will be going but are not pictured·are ChelsexArms, Joey Blackston, Kelsey Burton, Dustin Eads, Darby Gilmore , Ben Hood, Jennifer Payne, Lindsey Roach and Nicki Smith. . Z MBS students laising trip money STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs High School biology teacher, Lauren Hardgrove, has teamed up with the Educational Tours travel company to take a sciencerelated field trip to Costa Rica in the s'ummer of 2009. The trip will last for ten days, and the students will have the _opportunity. to travel a.ll over Costa R1ca. Accordmg. tQ Hardgrove, the.a~~nda IS packed full of actlvlt~es that ar~ related to the science curnculum, as well as some that will allow the stude~ts to expe~ rience the ' culture and • beauty of the area. The student.~ planning to make the tnp are Tyler Andrews, C~elsey Anns, Joyce 81lhngs, Joey Blackston, . Kelsey . Burton, Caleb Davis, Dustm Eads, Darby Gilmore, Alyss Green, Megann Halley. Breana Hem skv. Ben Hood, Trinity Kin;~s. Joey Morgan . Jennifer Payne. Lindsey . Roach. Nicki Smith and Cody Williams. At the<time ol' the trip, the 18 st~dents will be going ~lease see Students. AS \ Festival sponsor ' -Wilson supported supplemental appropriations.bill STAFF REPORT BETH SERGENT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Details on Page A6 POMEROY - President RACINE -Plans for Bush Monday 'igncd into Racine's Fourth of July cellaw legislation hacked \Jy ebration have been finalized U.S. Rep. Charlie Wibnn . and there will be events takD-Stockport. that include> ing place in the village on 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES funding for troop' serYing Friday begiiming with the in Iraq and Afghani stan. an flag raising at 9:45 a.m. at Annie's Mailbox A3 Southern High School. extension of unemployCalendars A3 ment benefits and a landAccording to Mayor J. mark expansion ol' the ·GI Scott Hill , the parade will Classifieds 83-4 step off at 10 a.m. from the Bill of Rights. lot at Southern "Ovr courageous war vet· Comics Bs parking High School. Those ~ish­ erans deserve the best we can give them:· Wib.on said. Editorials 1\.4 ing to participate in the parade need to . be in the '·'Since World War II. our Movi~s As high school parking lot by . nation has offered college· 9:30a.m. The parade has a assistance to returning vets. Obituaries As patriotic theme and the · It's a good pfogram for our veterans, and frankly it\ Sports B Section only awards given out this year will be for first, secbeen good forth .: country.'' Weather A6 ond and third place floats . "For every dollar we ha vc Awards for the floats will invested in Gl education. Charlene Hoefllchlphoto ~ 2008'0hlo Valley Publl•hing Co. l}e giverb .out immediately The Peoples Bancorp Foundation is a sponsor of the Foothills Blues and Art Festival to be we've generated· 'C\'en dtll. after th parad returns to held on the Sheets family farm near Harrisonville Aug. 22 and 23. Here Joan Wolfe, man- Jars - that's a great return the high. school. on our investment. But with The parade wi II take the ager of the Pomeroy Branc~, presents a check to John Lohse, festival treasurer, and education 'prices ~ontinuing Jefl.(lifer Sheets, secretary. The· festival is geared toward encouraging music and the arts ., in t~ region of Southeastern Ohio. Please see R•clne, AS 4 Pluse see Wilson. AS INDEX • . �- -_ _,... - -- ,..,. . ATI N The Daily Sentinel Bush administration lOrGe delaying Medicare f~e cut A!bc~~~~R~!~~R~;-;;R -· l'aifel\2 Tuesday, July 1, -... -- • ~ ' The Daily Sentinel 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX ., • ' --BYTHE BEN In being honest, risk the fallout nu guaran tee the ... tandoff 1-'------~---: -:. BY KATHY MITCHELL We all feel pretty sick opener he needed. He quit also illegal. Tl* dates hack ASSOCIATED PRESS ~AlTER SAN FRANCISCO ~ wi ll be broken soon. ::: AND MARCY SUGAR about thi s situation. My · drinking that day. to Typhoid Mary. Lawmakers on all sides With hundreds of wildfires ·> daughter-in-law has never We have twa children Sanilary Sam WASHINGTON ~ The promi s~ that if the impasse rLLgin~ across remot e. ru!!!.!ed · :~ Dear Annie: A few met my father. so I'm not who are. starting to hit the Dear Sam: AciLtally . it Bush admini>trmi•>n said goes on and doctors receive pal·ts ~>f California for a'~cc­ ;::mon.th s .ago, our 3'1 -year- sure she c<Ul appreciate the difficult teen years. They · depends on the local orcliMonddy it will Lie lay paying the lower payments. they'll ond week. tire officials have -~-.old son l)larried a 27-yeartype of person he is and sti ll remember the misery of nances. For centuries, peodoctors for .., treating get repaiJ retro.active ly been forced to strategic.tll y ··old woma)l with two how abusive he can be . I their'father ·s drinking. but it pie spat on the tloor in pub, Medil:arc patients in early throu gh automatically choose wh1ch to fi ~Itt and ~ :¥oung children. They have want to explain why we doesn't guarantee th ey lie places. The invention of Jul y to gin.~ Congr~~ ~ more reprocessed claims : That's which to lca\c to burn lor :· -known each other for two handled it this way. Do you won't follow il) Dad's foot - • >pittoons encouraged them time. to blod d scheJul ed more dillicult than it week~ or even (nunths . ~- years. Our daughter-in-law ha ve ~ny advice for resolv- steps. What can I do to pm- to direct their effo rts in 10.6 percent fcc cut. sounds. given the millions The number or fire' hurn ...·had both children out of ing thi s fami ly crisis·) ~ teet my kids from hecoming more specific locati on s. The moYe bv the Center.s of Medicare claims that ing in cenlral .tnd North~rll wedlock. each by a differ- Confused Mom alcoholi cs like their father'l Concern about the spread of for M~dicare :,nd Medicaid have to be processed every California - more than ent father. At fi rst. we Dear Confused: Give -Concerned Mother tuberculosis in thdatc 19th SerYiccs dPc.sn"t bJ,rck tltc day. A comparable situation 1.000 accordin~ to state fire were very concerned about your daughter-in-law as Dear Concerned: Your century. fo ll owed by the L"lll. sc heduled to take place that occurred in early 200(1 tlllicial s ~ means authorithi s, but we ha ve we i- much informati on as you children are old enough to influenza epidemic or I'JI8. Tuesday. It·, up tn Congress took si .~ · months to fully tix. ties can·t send l' irefi~htcr~ to comed her and her chi l- can abuut your father's understani:l that the y may were whal - pushed many to decide that. HH S Secretary Mike hattie every hl<t1.c-. }ason dren into our family .' opinions and ·anger. issues. have_ a predisposition to ci·ties to enact law s agatnst . But to ~i'c Con£ress more Leavitt had promised Friday Kin.: hner. a spokc..,m<~n for · --;.~-~ -My- hu..sband--anc:l-1' deGid-'--Tell her- he i> not likely to-b alGoheli sm-mtd. therefore. a pttblic <:>x-pe turatin n; Still: time to <tel. tlw :tgcncy will that hi s agency :·will take ·,,II the .. -:" FOrc.sl'"ScTiicL'-:". ed not to tell my 90-year- the warm and fuzzy grandpa great responsibility to be such laws are rarely . instruct ih con tractors to steps available to. the Munday. old father about the chi I- the kids expect. If she still . extra careful when tempted en forced. whtch titcan\ pco.. It \ ltkc eatin~ an eletlclay the processii1g of any department under the law to dren 's parenta ge. Dad is of wanls to risk bei ng com- to drink. You cannot prevent pie feel free to disregard physician or non-physician n1inimize the impact on phant ~ you· ve g~lt Ill eat tt a generation that frowits on pletely honest. that is up to them from expe rimentin g. them anu disgust us all . Meuicare claims for health proviuers and ·beneficia- nne hit e .at .t time:· he "'id. living together before mar- her and her husband. and but you can help them Happy Canada Day to .ti l It"\ a)s(l impussible tn care 1crvices given during ries." On Monday. the riage , premarital sex. etc. they will deal with the fall- appreciate that the repercus- our reade rs north pf thL' the first 10 husiness days of depitrtment used it s admin- attack wildfires in some He ha s a history of abusive out. If, Gra11dpa berates yo u sions may be more serious · border. remote area:-;, Jul y. Claim s fo r services istrative tools to uelay · ruo!!.ed . behavior, and we know he about your daughter-in-law, than they ant-icipate, and A1111ie's Mailbox is writ· received on before June 30 implementing the scheduled bt.:uusc the ri .sk to fireli~ht­ would berate our son. his ignore him. There ts no that their friends' reactions tell by Ka/lry Mitclre/1 and ers is too great. he sa i d~ .__ will be processed as usual. I0.6 percent cuts. wife and the childmn if he harm, however, in withhold- to alcohol is not going to be Marcy Sugar, longtime edi··we have tu take a step • CMS will not be making Democrats on Capitol Hill ::knew the history. ing some information from an accurate gauge of what tors of tire Ann Land~r!· any payments at the I0.6 say that the administration is back. rigure out where the ·. : The children now are a 90-year-old man who is might ha.ppen to them . colum11. Plea.fe e-mail your ·perce nt reduced rate until following existing anti-frautl best place is to mak·e " stand ···:curious about th eir new · likely to be apoplectic at the Please have thi s di .scussion question.~ In a/1/rie.mrai/July I5. at the . earlie>t. · rules that require a two-week and sometimes wait ror the :· great-grandfather and want news. Send a picture if you with them soon. box@comcast.net, or write agency spokesman Jeff delay before most Medic<tre fire to come to us in tho'e · : ·to send him pictures. Our wish, but don't elaborate. Dear Annie: This is in to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Nelligan said. The delay in payments to doctors can be situati ons:· he sa id . "We/ve · son asked what he should Dear Annie: My hu s- referenc e to "Boonie in Box ./18190, Chicago, IL the battles we proces,. ng claims prohably paid anyway. Republicans got · to' pick do. His wife was not aware band is an alcoholic. Five Napa. Calif.," who broke 60611. To find 11111 more ., . means that claims that would say the real issue is proces_s- can wm. of the deception. We years ago, ·he was in an her husband of his habit of about fl111rie'.1 Mailbox, wildf1re..., have bee n patd in mid-July ing of claims. not the pay- ' I ono-runninv 0 c · advised that he tell her the accident and arrested for spitting on the sidewalk by and real/ features by other arc not unusual in California will be delayed up to a week. ment of them. truth , which he did, and DUI. It was a new begin- showing him how disgust- Creator.f Syndicate writer.1· the agency estimates. Almost every year. It was four months before they are in the process of ning for us. I would like to · ing it wns when she did it. and cartoonists; visit lire Another option would Congress finds a way to firefighters"'"'con trolled a deciding what to tell the · thank the officer who tound Not only is it a revolting Creators Syndicate Web ·. have been to issue on-time block the automatic blaze that blackened more children. him because it was the eye- habit to spit in. public, it is page at www.creators.com. payments at th e lower rate Medicare cuts. But last than 2-lOJJOO acres o( S,mta and pay the rest later after week the Senate fell just one Bitrbara Cou nty backcountry ,. Congress fixes the problem . vote shon of the 60 needed last year. '------.<-1· - - + - - -1- - - -- ~ Wnat ,;;- extraoruiiiary Congre ss . . fa~ing the to proceed to legislaiion .that prospect of millions of woulu have stopped the cut. year is th e number of fires angfy se niors m the pol ls in In a particularly vitriolic burning at 'the ~a me time. November. will be under exchange. Democrats and Kirchner said. The weekend tremendou s pressure to act Republicans~ned each of Jpne 2 I, some I .200 fires quickly when it returns to. other for what Dr. Nancy H. · were burning ~ a ftgure Washington the week · of Nielsen, president of the Forest Service officials said Jul y 7 to prevent the <;~ t s in American Medical appeared to be an all-time payments for some 600,000 Association, said has put the record in California. The Forest Service put th e doctors who treat Medicare country "at the brink of a figur e at about 600 on patients. The cuts were M-edicare meltdown.'' AP pholo scheduled because of a for- , "Seniors need continued Monday. It attributed the US Forest Service Fire Fighters work on a fire line below a home in Big Sur, Calif. on oains to lh tactic of attackmula that requires fee cuts access to the doctors they " . Monday. Hundreds of wildfires burned across central and northern California for a secol)d . w)len spend ing exceeds trust. It's urgent that ing small fires. first. and to ·Congress make that happen." . significant assistance from week Monday, an explosive st<jrt to a fire season likely to last w~ll into October as dry, hot established goals. I' weather. rough ter<ain and lightning storms complicate efforts to bring blazes under contr61. But Senate Republicans the AMA said in ads taken other states and Canada. l l State officials. however. and the White House are in a ' out in Capitol Hill newspaj 'cciunted more than 1.000 Even so. firefi ghters man- 39,600 acres. Phoenix. officials sajd standoff with Democrats pers read , by l)lembers of '. ' ongoing blazes. The source aged to increase their conFirefighters pourep per- Monday. Three homes and seeking to cut suhsidies to Congress· and their aides. discre ancy was tainment or that 30,000-acre sonnel and equipment into four mher structures had been insurance companies that . Doctors have compluin~d of tli apparen clifferetlt fire from 15 to 23 percent. the area to ensure the lire did destroyed, but it was unclear provide Medicare coverage for years that Medicare pay-. Two wildfires ch\.lked · not reach the town. said John when. authorities said. About to ·'pay for" easing the pay- ments hitve failed to co,e1' counting me 1od. Also unusual. Kirchner paris ol the Sierra Nevada Ahlman: a spokesman for the 120 resi dents voluntarily ment cuts to doctors. There's rising costs. : evacuated Sunday.· · said. was that there have foothills. sending up plumes Los Padres National Forest. beet! no significant injuries of smoke that darkened Heil said there was a posCrews in central Ne'w to civilians or firefighters . patche s of the · 100-mile sibility of rain in the far Mexico's Manzano . even though some 570 stretch between 'Sacramento northern part of the state this Mountain ~ were doing mop' square miles have burned in and Reno. week. But the changing up operations Monday on California this season. There The fire ' in the Tahoe weather pattern could also · an almost 9-square-mile fire were. however, a few minor National· Forest blanketed bring new lightning and that destroyed six hon\~s injuries as harsh terrain ham- pot1ions of the Interstate 80 high winds, which cou ld and I0 outbuildings. ccut is permanent "because Bv TOM KRISHER _ Submitted photo '' con·idor linking the two cities pered firefighters ' touch off effm1s to new blazes and fan AP AUTO WAlTER Residents who left last that is something we cannot Holzer Hospice stall members are from the hilt, front, Charlene Arrowood. HHA; Sharon Shull, RN. BSN, Dtrector; a~d battle a blaze in the Shastaand the fqothill communities the current ones. he said. week were allowed to return foresee.'' in between where tens. of . Teresa Stewart, RN, CHPN; and back Paula Gaul, RN; Becky Buckley, RN, CHPN; Angie Rose, HHA; · Lucy Marcum . "Unless it rains. and we Sunday. The fire , started by DETROIT - The worsThe company wi II hold Trinity National Forest. "It is extremely steep, thousands of people live. get some really good rain- 1ightning June 23, was 95 · Secretary; Kristina Triana, RN; and Jean Petrie, Secretary. ' ening U.S. auto sales slump meet ings w~th affected A lan ~ the Pacific. fire' fall. you can pretty much percent contained. hit ·Chrysler LLC again workers to review severance very rugged territory, and · there are a lot of injuries. officials ~a id fog and expect it to be here right In Guffey: Colo., about 40 Monday as it announced programs, LaSorda said. miles west of Colorado plans io close one St. LouisLaSorda blamed the twisting ankles, slipping on humidity helped them gain through October.'' he said . Kirchner said .. ground again st a blaze that In Arizona, a wildfire that Springs, most. of the 'I 00 area fa.ctory and cut a shift moves on a slowing econo- hills," GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Hospil:e cies. Holzer Hospice's survey was a ally give excellent care while improving .. roll ing Burning debris is was just 3 percent contained had burned more than 6 residents who tled a 1.115from another because of my, hi gh gasoline prices and · was recently surveyed by the Ohio two day, unannounced survey. the qu<tl ity or life tor our patients. This declining demm1d for mini- a shift in COllsumer demand downhill right past your in the storied town of Big square miles of wilderness acre lightning:started wild·Department of Health and found to be Sharon Shull, RN. BSN, Director of is an outstanding accompli sh ment." vans and pickups. from larger vehicles to small- containment line. It 's very Sur. John Heil, a spokesman crept within 500 feet of the fire 'were allowed back · in full compliance with State and Holzer Hospice , attributes the >Ucccss Hol zer Hospice serves patients with complicated, difficult. dirty for the U.S. Forest Service,· remote mountain community Sunday. Final evacuation Officials with the Auburn er, more fuel-efficient ones. ·Federal regulations. according to an of the survey to the dedi cation and com- a life-limitin~ illness in . Gallia. said it had blackened about of Crown King north of orders we-re lifted Monday. Htlls-based automaker said .He said the private com- firefighting work.'. announcement froftt . the Holzer mitment of the staff. "I would like to Jackson, Meigs and su rrounding counin a conference call that it pany is meeting or exceed. Health Systems. thank the ;'taff of Holzer Hospi~e for ties in Ohio. For more informatton i' will shutter the St. Loui s ing its financial ta<gets but , The Ohio Department of Health per- their role in our agency's deticiency- regardin g Holzer Hospil:e, please call South plant. which makes "thi ~ environment is forcing forms annual surveys for all Medicare free survey. They tntly are caring aml locally at (740) 446-5074 or toll free at minivans. effective Oct. 31. us to make some very diffiand Medicaid certified hospice agen- compassionate employe~;s who continu- 1-800-500-4850. The St. Louis North plant. cult decisions." which makes full-size pickVice Chairman · and '. ,, ups, will be cut from two President Hm Press said shifts to one effecti•e Sept. 2. despite the cuts, Chrysler The· minivan plant's clo- remains bullish on the miniMIDDLETOWN , choir, National Hono r sc holars hips nnd honors sure will cut 1.500 jobs. and va n and pickups. He said ' include The lndr.e k P. Meyer, son of Society, Spanish National which it wasn·t clear if the compa- there 's a market for people former resident Roberta Honor Society. math club. American Institute .of ny would ever recall the 900 who need pickups for work. .. . '• Smith Meyer, Middletown , Quiz team, Young Life, Chemists Award for an workers who will be laid off and that minivans are fuelOhio and Juri Kolts. Ohio Boys State, tennis, and outstanding chemi stry stuat the pickup tru ck plant. efficie nt alternatives to b_ig Kan sas, and grandson of baseball. · dent and winner of the Both facto ri es are in Fenton, sport utility vehicles. Pomeroy resident Robert E Meyer earned baccalaure- Eaton-freeman Piano a St. Louis suburb . "We have to better align Smith Sr. and th e late ate degrees summa cltm competition. He wa. s also Chrysler Prcsiden·t and Vice the volume with our invenEl01se Tate Smtth. was laude in chemistry and bio- awarded a lifetime mem'Chairman Tom LaSorda said tories," he sa'id. awarded his doctor of meu- logical sciences with a bership in the National the company has no plll(ls to He would not rule out fur- ' Icme degre e _from the minor in ll)usic from Society of Collegiate reopen the minivan plant. He ther cuts in pickup produc•.Un1verstty . .01 . Tol edo Clemwn . University, Scholars. said there's only enough tion, depending on market Meyer began his medical College 01 Med1cme on Clemson, S.C. While at minivan demand for three demand. · Clemson. he was active i.n June 6. , .internship in preliminary shifts, which the company "We're .assessing this as . D r. .Meyer was co-va 1e- varsity cheerleading . jazz surgery at We stern already has running at its fac- the industry contin.ues to . H . 1 d1ctonan at Mtddletown band, aod marc~1ing band. . tory in Windsor, Ontario. move," he said, adding that High School where he was.. 1• Enrolled in the Calhoun P~nn sylvan_w osptta · lndrek_P. Meyer, M.D. "We have too much he 's hopeful the new 2009 active in symphoni c band , honors college , Meyer was Pmsburg[ Pa. on June 23. 1 capacity," he said. i.idding Ram pickup will sell well. .orchestra. marching band. also a me111ber of Alpha ,.1--..;..-"'T'_-:-;.. · -~+-----~~----, that , the company had to "The thing that keeps these jazz band, District XIII Epsilon Della (premedical reduce its factory capacity to places ru nning is what haphonor band, District XIII honor society) and was the remove fixed costs. "Those pens at retai I and what hap· honor Jazz band. show recipient of numerous ·. are the tough decisions we pens in the marketplace. have to make. but that's the Things are shifting. but peo;\;00 - Historical Tour of Downtown .' I decision we did make." ple sti ll need trucks." • . i · Beginning at the M•uai/Endiing' . I LaSorda also denied Also Monday. Press said ~Storytelling by Donna Wilson -at rum ors that Chrysler's 'June sales continued the • t . : GALLIPOLIS ences. and ·professional owner, Cerberus Capital downward trend from May, J;Jl! - Gospel Sing By the River in Dave nnnollPuo·U :· Michael Carl 'Williams, son programs, Located in Management LP. planned to with a continued shift from 4:45 - Parade Line up in the Rejoicing Life par,king of Dr. Fredrick W. Williams Cedarvi lie :'" it offers more sell tbe company in pieces. trucks to cars. Automakers - aiid the late Ruth H. than 68 major fields of ~·Middleport FI)JJrth of July parade "Hogwash. ' ab;ol.ute Iy not ' annou nee June sales on ~ Williams, of Gallipolis. was study and 47" minor fields 7:00- Flag ceremony at Dave Diles park being considered at all." he Tuesday. He also said :; named to the Cedarville of study to over 3,000 stu7:15- Karaoke' Contest- Cash Prizes $100,$75, $50 said. "Absolutely no rele- Chrysler is making progress :University Dean's List for dents. with K & P Karaoke . flm"' l'<IJ.t vance. I don't even want to in shrinking its model lineup, To be named to the ;. lhe 2008 spring sel)tester. -.Enjoy Stange Candy (wi th a ~luesy sound)~. entertain those questions." but he would not say when University 's · Mi chael is a freshman · Cedarville .lll.i!!l!..Fl REWORKS!!!!! He would not'say if wOrk- that would be complete. Deans Li st. a student must . majol'rng in nursing. ers at the pickup truck plant Mon'd.py's announcement :- Cedarville University is earn a 3.5 tiPA for the Enjoy-the 4th with your family in • could be recalled. adding comes after Chrysler -a n ,accred.ited Christian s·emester and be c-arrying at that the company never lengthened summer shut : ~niversity of arts, sci- . least 12 semester hours. announces whether a 'hift downs at scventl plants. BY JIM ABRAMS ~ ' Chrysler to close 1 plant, cut production at 2nd ;I ·:HolZer receives ) I .. Meyer receives medical degree ~be ~allipohs llailp ~ribune, ~be ~oint ~leasant J.egister and The Daily Sentinel have launched a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family". {f you have a testimonial story, life--changing event about yourself or even a poem that you would like to·share please email to: . kkelly@mydailytribune.com ·nfields@mydailyreg,ister.com hoeflich@ mydailysentinel.com · Limit.your story to 500-750 words. • Tuesday, July .. ·:Williams makes dean's list Public meetings 4 Wednesday• .lui) 2 POMERQY - M~i gs County Board nl Health. regular mecttng . :1 p.m .. L· onfcrenc~ room . Meig!-. County Health Department. TUPPERS PLAINS Special meeling or Ea-.Lem Local Board of Education. 5:15p.m. to apprnn• FY09 budget and "ther husinc". Thursdav. Julv 3 ALFRED · - - Clran~e Township TrustL'C S budget meeting. 7:~0 p.m .. at h<~~ne of Fiscal Officer Os ie Foil rod. S1'RAt:=-t:fSE ·_ Syr<tr-tt'C VdlaQe 1c~' ul a r Council. meet~1g. 7 p.m .. 1illa~c"hall . Mondl\\', .Juh 7 SYRA(USE ___: Suttnn Tnwnship Trustees FYII'I budget h~dring. 7 p.111 ., Symcusc Village Hall. r~gu ­ L..Jr meeti ng tq folio\\ . Clubs and • .• Ri,·er Lodge 45 .1. 7:30p.m. at the !tall . Sch olarships t.. . he awardc•tl. Rcfre sh lllCill ' Church events Sundav, Juh 6 POMERQ).-_ N~' morning . , l'n in~. at the Enterpri \ t ' L: nitcd Methodist Chu rch on Hiland Road . Cnn grc g.atinn will join Pomeroy United ~1et h;•d i st Church ·., s guc'h l<>r tlte 9:30 a.m \l'ot ' hip and I0:35 <t.m Sunda\ ,chnnl !\lunda\, .iul\· 7 POMEROY. . . ~ft. H0ruwn L " ntt~d BrctiHc tt Church. l'lt L·.ot ion Elihk Schnnt""j1J I\ -s:n:- rnrrTii X: I~ p.m. Chi ldren a~ ,·s I tn 12. Tilt' me j.., G l1d\ l.lac~\'ard Tuesdav• .Julv 1 POMEROY. - . Ladtes Auxiliary or Drew Webster Post 39_- A1.11erican Legi•Ht. ::! p.m . at tlte Lc,gion ltall in old SaliSbury school. rear entrance. Mc·mhers and Lltli crs intcr~sted in join in~ asked tn attend. MIDDLEPORT - Stated Masonic Hi ~: ' ·saturd")·• .Jul.' 12 Rl :TL\ :'\ D -- Cllu ..:f.. Cun\pton will he in ~ mpc l l'l..l ticcrt · .tl th~ · Ru tland Frec\1 ill ll.1pt"t Ch ur,·h. . 7 p.m. Pas tor F.d Ballt c') inYi tcs publtc organizations Birthdavs . \-\'ednesda\, .luh 2 REEDSVILLE: . I '" c Watson "''" ul"c· n c lic-r H.'ith birtltda\ on .lui\ · ~ Ca rds tllU) be setH to ltcr •• · .1967::! Silver Rid~,· t\><tJ. ReedS\·ille. Ohtu-l:\ 77 2. Frida1 • .lui\ -1 SYRACUS.E ~· l:l m<t ~~cse will<>bscrlcl~rYUtl : #36.1. 7:.10 lmthday un -l. C· , - may , ic Temple . I ~7 . Svracusc . 4~ 779 . Fellowcraft De~ree . All -Tuesda\ • .Jul1· K members and Masons invit CHESTER· M.tn· ed. Refreshments . Vir~mia Kmttt.. former ly ,;,· Thursday, Jui)· 3 Cho,tcr. wtll celebrat e her TUPPERS PL t\INS . -- 'JIJth birthday' on .luf,y li . Tuppers PI.tins VFW Post C.trd s ma1 he .sent to her al · 90~3 Auxili«ry. carry-in 77/i(, w,:thcl,fic!d Drive . cl tnner. 6 p.m.. followed hy West Cfle,ter. Ohin -l:\06() 7 p.m. meeting. Her ~elcplmne number ' ' Monday, .Juh 7 ) 1 .1 - ~74-1i7'JO POMEROY. _:_ Mci~s Saturday, jul~ 12 Count y C~lnitiati,:,.. M IDDI..EPORT regL1lar meeting. nuon. cun - Cn\ec11 Dunfl'e \\ill ob'>C J \i... ' fcrencc room. Meigs her 1i Ist hirthJav on lui\' 12 County Health Department. Cmf, mal be ;cnt to ti,·r at Thursday, .lui)' W · Y71J Hyse.ll St.. Nliddkpon . CHESTER - · Sh<t,\c , Ohio 4~760. Estep celebrates birthday SHADE Chan ce Kayne Estep. son of C. J. Estep anLI Patrici« Eng land. celebwted hos fi r.st birthd;t y June 7 "' the home nf hi·, grcat-gr"ndpa1cnt~. R(H.lnc y and Connie Quiveyc Others altenJi nP nranJ c \\'ere , hi ~ ~ mother Christi Lee. ·greatHelen Quivey. Kml1ic and Cody Hanning and Dustyn Lee . grand grandnHHhct. Chance Estep Beha makes dean's list MARIETTA - Mariellil College >tudc~t Miranda C. Beha of Alhany. Ohio. the daughter ,,r Mary and· Steven Beha of Albanv . Ohio, has been named to'tlic Dean 's List for the spring 200H semester. · Any" fullctime Mari etta College studen t completing at least 15 credit hours with a grade point average of 3.00 to 3.49 in a ginn semester ·i s recognized as a Dean·, List st udenl for that :-.~lllL':..tl'r. ~raduatc Bah a is a of Vlet~s Hi~lt SL~huol and is working t(l,-~. · ;. trd 1.1 mtqor in psyc·hulogy at MariL'll <t. · Locttcd lll i\larictt<t . Ohio. at tlte eoi11luence of Mu~kin~um and Ohio ri ver~ ; Mar iell<l Coltl' !!C j._ ,[ · four-\'c ar · liberal <trt~ col kl;l' .· Tuday l\L1rictL 1 the Co/ leue serves a hnu\ or 1.3110 full·-timc '""kms.· PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysent tnel.com Save money with our multi-policy disc~unt! When }Oll in!'lurc you1 Lll. ~m d h1l llll' \'I moh1k home \VIth _ u~. thl"\l l l ~ h Auto-(h~ n l'l"~ ln :-.ur~nce C1 m 1p<lll~ . we "II ~a\ L' : 11U 1111 !Ill'~ with t hcirmu lt i ·polk: ~ di . . cnunt ~ Matun: poli cyholller!'ll" ~ lll earn l' Hil ~n.'<tll'l ..A.iv.O.P11111'8lluurrutt:e u., Hc#lll! Clll a -s ~-....~·.wa Reed & Baur Insurance Agem·y 2211 East \lain Street Pomeroy. Ohio 4. 769 Please ,include a phone number, in your email. ' • 1, 2008 Community Calendar i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1~n~te~e;t~in~g~·~,.~,f~~M~i,~w,IJ~I!~f~w~\rt"' I I P-age t\4· 740-992-3600 • ' �.. • . -· Tile Daily Sentinel • OPINION 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com. As the National Governors Association gets ready to celebrate its IOOth anniversary. the states are once again stepping. up to serious problems that the partiso~n sh·ip-possessed federal government can't or won't face. Whether 1t's health care reform, climate change, alternative energy or compelitiveness, dozens of states are doing things that Congress and the Bush admmistration sometimes can barely agree to e~en talk about. . . It s an~old- tradll ton,. of~ 0 course. ln the Pro"ressiVe Era, when the NGA was founded 111 _1908, states chang_ed labor condtttons and trted to control manopohes and secunues fraud lon g before Washmgton. DC. , got around to reform More recentl y, I I was th c Northeastern states that started. th e movemen t to con tro I ac1d ram and ot~er a1r poilutants. It ~~s governors like Wtsconsm s Tomm,y Thompson and Mt~htgatt s John Engler who ptoneered Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor . CotiJ~ress slra/1 make.11o law respecting an establislmwrt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercisulureof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tile press; or tl1e ·right of the people 'peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government jor a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution II VIEW . -Listen: -'"-PageA4 . ing ahe<Jd. It's well known that Massachusetts, under · former Republican Gov. Mitt Romney and a Democratic legislature, passed a mandatory msurance law. It's less Morton well known that Maine and Kondracke Vermont also have programs. without mandates. to offer coverage to everyone. Beyond that. all the 1deas being talked about at the mg to NGA Execuuve nationlfl level - sma ll Director Ray Scheppach. But the main business of buSiness insurance pools. this NGA meeting will be premium assistance pronew cha llenges _ clean grams. pay-for-perforene rgy alternatives, tln"n- mance, "crmnmms" to pool cial market disorder. earlv mdividual s, prevention and childhood ed ucation , reinte- wellness, chronic disease grating so ldiers returning,_ manage ment information from war _ that Congress technology and other qualiand the White. House have ty" improvement s -. are . barely begun to deal with. being experimented wtth in In fact. it's an embarrass- dozens of states from ment how little the federal Oklahoma to Minnesota and .f · government has done Oil Rh ode IsIand to Ca lJ orma. such issues as health care The . federal gove rnment reform, clean energy and can 't guaran 1ee coverage to competitiveness ·hu ge all children, but Illinoi s and national problems - com- Wt sconsm are in the process pared to state initiaitves. of doing so. What's more, · Scheppach, On climate change and who has been the NGA's energy, Senate filibusters tific research and science education. but last year :s NGA chairwoman, Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano (D), set the governors , ·on a course to use their state universities an,d local comml)nity colleges as engines Gf research and training. And bipartisan wrangling -some admittedly encouraged by the states - has sty1wed Congressional. reauthori zation , of President Bu sh's No Child Left Behmd school standards program. · But the governors, led two years ago by Virginia's Mark Warner, did get staned on a uniform nalional graduation standard and created a new org<tmzatfn, Achieve Inc., dedicated to setting voluntary curricuIum standards pegged to 1"nternat 1'onal benchmarks. With both Republi can John McCat·n (Ar1·z.) and Obama promi sing to end partisan gndlock in Washington, D.C., perhaps some breakthroughs are pos'sible on health, energy Lamar . Alexander and expects that states will con- sions and standards for the Obama comes m with nearly Arkansas s Bill Clmton pro- tinue to have to take the lead , usc of renewable energy by 60 Democrats in the Senate. moted education s~andards. on major domestic issues no utilities, but the states have ·Btlt Sch~ppach tlunks that, . Partof the NGA s meetmg matter who is elected prest· teamed up in three re~tonal !rom ht s ltrst day_ tn office, tn Phtladelphm July 11-14 dent in No.vember - even compacts to do the former the new president_ts ltkel~ tO w11I be devoted to commem- if it 's Sen. Burack Obama and 26 states have done the · be conswned wnh toretgn orating the states' achie~ w.ith_ big Democra_til:~ latter. ·~;---..;af.fatrs and .J he_ econom.y, menTs smce -Prestaent majorities in Congress. Two of the states leading leavmg httJe ~J~~ and energy Theodore Roosevelt met On the health care front, the way on renewable portfo- for domestic mJttattves . . with 39 governors at the the federal government is lio standards for utilities are . Ideally, the next Con~ress Whtte House 111 May 1908. stymied by partisanship. Mmnesota and Pennsylvama, and the next prestdent Two years later, New Jerse"y Not ooly is comprehen· whose governors, Republican would exam me what . states Gov.-elect Woodrow Wtlson . sive reform just a debating Tim Pawlenty and Democrat have done and make tl pasproposed establishing a per- issue, but last year Bush Ed Rendell, at-e chairman and s1ble for the~ to do rpore: It manent organization. Clinton vetoed a measure to expand vicechairm·anofthe NGA- mtght help tl the next v1ce is scheduled to keynote the child1en 's ins~rance 'cover- and potential vice presiden- prestdent ts a governor who NGA's historical remem- age. This year, Democrats tial candidates. could show the way. brance. President Bush and won't accept his tacit admisCongress may get around (Morton Kandra eke 'iu termer president Jimmy sian that he was too chintzy to partly funding the 2007 executi ve ediror of Roll Ca,rter, also former governors, and reach a compromise. . America Competes Act, Call, the ne"spaper of declined invitations, accordMeanwhile, states are forg- designed to promote scien- Capitol Hill.) /Jear Editor: I would like to address Councilman Craig Wehrung's questioning of the mileage reported in the fire chief\ reporl. (The Da1ly Semmel. June 25, 2008). If you consider training. maintenance and calls for the u'l;'<>lllliCllt• s liVe Vei1JCfe.5, UJe JDJJeage WOUld arpear (O me as 1ow. Maintenance is il priority for this type o equipment to keep it ready to respond when needed. , Thts "httle group'' has tmthtully protected the vtllagc and its citizens f(lr many years Without maintenance, the village's fire equi~ment could end up like the old h1gh school bllilding or the village pool. . A " little gro up" raised severa l thousand dollars to maintam the old htgh school. but access was denied. Money was pledged to open the pool ti)is year, but again, access was demed . A "little group" raised several thousand.dollars with grants and donations ro restore M iddlepon Depot- one of the few bright spots left in the village - but gave up because of the lack of backwg fr-om v11lage council. Will the depot end up .like the high sc hool and pool? As far as another "little group" working on the bike path. to provide more recreatlona~opportunittes. it would appear this would be a very worthwhile project. It IS time village counCil work with the "little groups" and perhaps the town can be sa~ed. Robert E. Byer Syracuse ------------------------------~-~-~--~·~-----~ POMEROY - Delories Jean Burton, 73. of Cave Street, Pomeroy. went to be with her Savior and Lord Jesus Christ on June 29, 2008. at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant, W.Va. . -· She was born July 7. 1934. in. Wheeling; W.Va., daughter of the late Carl 0 and Lillie Gatten Gheen. She was a house.wife, and ,attended Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband.. Robert "Artie Foo" Burton; a daughter, Kimberly (Tim) Haynes of Pomeroy; two sons, Steve (Teresa) Burton of Syracuse and Charles (lenni fer) · Burton of Pomeroy; a sister. Carill ine (John) Gianangeli of Belllaire; brothe'' and sisters-i n-law: Sanford (Sandy ) Gheen of Belmont. Floyd "Doc·· (Darlene) Gheen of Mesa, Ariz., Vince (Pam) Gheen of Beach Isle, S.C., and Manuel (Barbara) Gheeno f Long' Bottom , seven grandchildren, seven great grandclllidren. and five step grandchildren. Be sides her parents . she was preceded in death by Franklin D. "f.rank" Gheen of Middleport ami Raymond Gheen of South CJrolina. ~... Funeral will be at I p.m Thursday, July 3, ·2008. at Ewing Funeral Home. Pomer0y, wnh Rev. Brian Dunham officiat. in g. Burial will follow at Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends ·may call from 5-9 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home. Sean Liberatore -,:. • • wwW .mydailysentinel.com - ~ The "baily Sentinel • P~ge'As ,'~ :.f. · ~:m~;~~~~di 1;~;6e~~,1urably. ~~~ s~~~gt~n~~~~~~o ~:~u~~~ ~~a~~r,~e~\~~,,~~~r~h~e~it:~~ te~,~~~,n~;:~~nthl~t~11~- be~-~~~.: oli11e's:~~c ';;e~::/:'i'i,~~o I I Local.Bn ' l 1 ;. 1' ;1 f. i •• '·· decathlon of freedom. You also might want to shed a tear for NBC, which - the June 4 New York Post reponed - is "anywhere from $150 million to $300 million shy of its sales target. .. The network aims to pull in $1.1 billion to $ 1.2 billion in Olympic ad sales .... Ad execs say the pro-Tibet. protests against China are weighing on the Olympics. despite NBC's assertions to the contrary." Don't you feel for NBC? But the world will be watching, and I hope to see whether French athletes wi II succeed in their plan to wear - qespite China and the International Olympics Committee - a ,badge with just the slogan "Fat' a Bett~r World. " That could, however, be regarded as a thought crime by the host and the by now thoroughly disgraced Olympics International Committee. A youngster in a village in eastern China. Chen Yun, training to compete in weight-lifting as her school's principal and its government-assigned "propaganda director" monitor her, tellS Time magazine (June 23) she wants to be a star athlete and "make China proud.' ' But history books, not it:t China, will still call this "The Genocide Olympics" as China's business partner, Sudan, keeP.S staining it with the mark of Darfur - where aqn~ are supplied 'by China, (Nat Hemoh' is a natimwl· ly renowned at~tlwrity m• the First Amendmem and the -Bill of Rifi/Us and at~ thor of many book.>. inclu(img "11w War 011 the Bill of Rights and . t~e Gathermg .Resistance'' (Seven Stories Press, 2004 ). . AP photo .Dylan, a loggerhead sea turtle, crawls past the press and well-wishers dunng her release back 1nto the ocean oft Jekyll . . Island. Ga. Monday. Dylan was a straggler hatchling rescued m1998 and ra1sed 111 captivity for 10 years before her release. DANVILLE. Va. - Sean Patnck Liberatore, 38 , of • 08 ~ ~ DaHnvill e. Ya .•, be.gan 1!--ilh'c EtctrnTallluncl527. 20d 3. h ld . Bri anna e wasLee a Liberatore. ov1 ng at er o y er. , an -mont -o - . . Sean was born 10 Josepli and Judy Liberatore March 17 . BY Russ BYNUM Humans ha v~ raised ice . The tirst time a li' e blue Then st;tft wou ld h;Jve to ASSOCIATED PREss WRITER Dylan smce she was found crab was t.troppcd IillO her dcmle whether m try agam. 1970 in Albuquerque, N.M. He was a son, father, brother, brother-in-law, uncle. nephew, grandson , and fnend . Ht s in August 1998 as a hatch- tank at the Sea Turtle Center. There 's a sl im chance. humor, zest for life ~Jnd abounding love of family touched JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga. ling straggler on Jeky ll she recoiled and swam to the Norton s.J J~. th;ll Dylan all who .loved him. and they are better because of it. He will - }Ve.ighing ISO pounds Island's beach, left behind other side ol her tank. t:nuld h,t\C 10 spend the rest ;J . who provided the skills to insure the smooth functioning of TV coverage and its expensive adverti se me nts ~ Unl1kely. wouldn't you say 0 As The Reporters Comminee tor Freedom of the Press, ol~ wh1ch I'm a member, emphasizes: there is also danger for Chinese journalists reponing on. let us say. any banned protests during the Games. They "must abide by an even stricter code than the one governing foreign correspondents - and run the risk of being jailed for months or even years when they break the regulations." The lOC, which chose this ruthless enemy of press freedoms to be host of the Games, has extended the Chinese · politburo's gag rule to the ath• letes from all countries participating by reminding them in parttoolar that the IOC itself has a rule that "no kind of demonstration, or religious or racial propaganda is permit· ted in any Olympic sites, venues or areas." Those of you watching qt home are, of course, free to rai se a glass to sal~te a form of courage, beyond athletic daring. by honoring imprisoned Yang Chunlin, who was campaigning for compensation for peasant farm· ers whose land has been confiscated by the Chinese government. Increasing his present 3-1/2-year sentence in March was his choice of a slogan for his campaign: . "We Want Human Righrs, Not the Olympics." If it doesn 't 'dtscomfort you too much as you enjoy the games on NBC, give a che!!r occasionally to Chunlm and other caged Chinese competitors in the . - but held in their hearts and j He was preceded 111 death by hi s ~randfather. John of her saltwater tank. Dylan · :P.. Liberatore; gra ndfath er and grandmother, Love and the sea turtle is ready to be Amanda Jones; and uncles, Jackie, Jerry and Kenneth Jones . set fr~e after nine years m } He is survived by his grandmother. Mary Allman; father. capt1vtty and a final checkup · "> }oe Liberatore ; mother. Judy (Jim) Lindsey; brother, Steve by her Vftennanan. jJ Liberatore: sister, Jolynn (Chns) Htll; stepbrothers, Jason : Dylan s release has been ' -and -Seth Lind<ey; stepsisters,- Beeky Bro.haum and Katie--m-tbe..works.tor more than a 1 · Chtldress: uncks. Sante (Susie) Liberatore, Mario year..The loggerhead sea (Judaline) Liberatore and Tyree (Barbara) Jones: aunts, turtle .left her home at the i· Brenda Hatfield and Chlistine Handley; fiancee , Jenny Georgta ~quanum 111 M~y • Steven s; and numerous co usins, nieces and nephews. . • 2007 to live at the Georgta Services wi 11. be 1 p.m. Thursday, July 3 at Wilcol(en Sea Turtle Center on Jekyll Funeral Home in Point Pleasant with Father Dave Schmitt Island. where the staff could bfficiating. Burial will follow in Suncrest Cemetery in prepare her to. live on her Point Pleasant The fami ly v.ill receive fri ends from noon own. , until the time of servi ce Thursday at the funeral home. The turtle s caretakers I Condolences may be made at www.wilcoxenfuneral- planned to dnve Dylan to the ' home.com . beach Monday and turn her loose. If she heads into the ocean as planned, she won't ·e~S be expected to return to land fi l The great censorship wall of China • • t0 wild ets OK sea turtle DyIan·· or reIease Ill "' · ~ • - Delolies Burton ·, 1 The Daily Sentinel 2008 ~"'l-- . Obituaries 1.,1 TODAY IN HISTORY - - ---- --~- Tuesday, July 1, t • Today is Tuesday, July I, the 183rd day of 2008. There I· are 183 days left in the year. Thi s is Canada Day. Today's Highlight in Hi story · On July I, 1946, the United States exploded a 20-kiloton atomic bomb near Bikmi Atoll in the Pacific. On this date: In 1863, the Civtl War Battle of Gettysburg, res ulting in a Union victory, began in Penn sy l~ania. In 1867, Canada became a self-governing dominion of Great Bntain as the Briti sh North America Act took' effect. In 1898, during the Spanish-American War, U.S ..forces, including Theodore· Roosevelt's "Rough Rt.ders," waged a Among the proud sponsors v~etorious assault on San Juan Hill in Cuba. · I mean, In 1948. the fare on New York City subways doubled of China 's Beijing's Genocide from a mckel to I0 cents. . Thought for Today : "The past is a foreign country; they Olympics in August are Coca do things differently there" - L.P. Hartley, British author Cola, Visa, General Electric, Volkswagen and Samsung. ( 1895-1972). Nat They hope to increase their Hentoff profits by celebrating thi s nation whose Beijing LETTERS TO THE Organizing Committee has EDITOR told the approx-imately Letters to t/ie editor are welcome. Thev should be les.1 500,000 visitors expected for however, may wind up 111 them 300 words. All /etta~ are subjeu to · editing. must be the games what NOT 10 Chinese gulags after the signed, and include address and tdeplwne nwnba No bring with them into the not- Olympics if vtsitmg journalunsifitJed letter.\ will he p11bblzed. Letters .1/wuld be in exactly-welcoming Republic ists ,do not pay close attenlion to the advice given them fiOOd taste, addressing '"11<'.1, not personalities. Letters qj ofChina. Forbidden is "anything by Kathleen McLaughlin, thanks to organi:ations and indh •iduals willnnt be accl'pt detrimenuH to China's poliwho reports on China forthe NI for puhhcation. " tics, economy, culture or Bureau of National Affairs moral standards - including and also writes for t~ San printed material (like this col- Francisco Chronicle and the umn), film negatives, photos, Christian Science Monitor. records, movies, tape record"Read up," she counsels, (USPS 213-960) ings, videotapes, oplical discs "on which topics ... the Reader Services ~hlo Valle~:ubllshlng and other items." A June II Chinese. government considWashington Times editorial ers most sensttive." And if Correction Polley Publ1shed every atternoor, Monday addsthat, "visitors with men- journalists do tread onto that Our,matn concern tn all stones ts to through Fnday 111 Court Slreet, tal illnesses .. and sex_ually sensitivity minefield in the be accurate. It you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio Second-class transl]utted dtseases wtll be · stories they send home, they In ~ story, call the newsroom at (740) postage pa1d at Porneroy Member: The Assoc1ated PresS and 992-2156 barred from the country." should be "mindful of placmg • the Ohio Newspaper AssoctatiOn Such me~tal Illness, ,P_re· . Chinese citizens (translators, Pa.tm1111r: Send address correcsumably, Will mclude liemg assistant.s ... ) many danger." . Our main number Ia hons to 'rhe Oa1ly Sentrnel. 111 Court These assistants to foreign a nut about freedom. . . (740) 992·21 56. Street. Pomeroy, Ohm 45769 Als? _ banned are polittcal journalists "are the most vulDepartment extensions are: or reltgtoll.$. banners; and the nerable people in this equaSubscription Rates By carrier or motor route .only penn!tted demonstra· tion. Most foreign journalNews One month '10.27 ttons, ralites or marches ists will go home after the , Editor; Charlene Hoefhch, E:-:1 12 One year · ' 115.84 must have pnor approval Olympics, but the Chinese Daily 50' Reporter: Brtan Reed Ext. 14 from authontu::s. m thts 'citizens who assist you with Senior Citizen rates Reporter: Beth Sergef.l.t, E~t 13 ceas~lessly susp1ctous com- language and logi stics need One month '10.27 • One year '103.90 munt st dictatorship. . to be protected from any Suoscnbers SOOUid remrt '" advance Advertising . Funcuomng ~s ,a mtrror poss1ble repercussions ... thts Outside Sales: Dave Harns, Exi. 15 dtrect to fle Daily Sentkwl No sub· 1mage of Chtna s . Great ts not a free country." scription by mail permitted 1n areas Censorshtp Wall IS the Outside Sales: Brenda Davts. Ext 16 where home earner ser.nce ts avail· But how will NBC ClasaJCirc.: JUdy Clark , Exl 10 International Olym~ic which paid around $900 milable Commtttee (IOC). an officml lion for the high privilege of Mall Subscription of which has enthusiastically American rights to brqadcast General Manager tnolde Melgo County declared that the mternalion- China's glorification of itself Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 13 Weeks ' '32.26 . . ally televised games will be through the Olympics - pro26 Weeks '64.20 ~ · a force for good" in side teet any of its Chinese helpers 52 WeeKs ' 127.11 E-mail: Chma, burnishing the patti· after the medals are awarded? . news@mydarlysen!lnel com Out& ide Meigs County mic pride of its people. The Will NBC am.! its sister, 13 Weeks '53 55 OIC has warned all the ~th· MSNBC, send reporters to Web: 26 Weeks '107.1 0 letes·not to offend the host. document the puni shments Www mydailysentinel com 52 Weeks '214.21 Some of China's people; given to the Chine~c citizc;ns . '• "Tuesday, July 1, 2068 ~:~~~~>ee·/eforC~~w-S~~-~ ~~~~~t;ve 0 pir~~,tor ht~~~r~~ ~~~s b~~c~~~e~h;o~~~ti~~i~: 23~9 . ~~~P~i~~e~~~sy irr 'UVrk with little groups' - ..., States tackle h_ealth, energy, climate why can/t-Washington? . The Daily Sentinel READER'S .-- ·- .•. ' '· ~til~mrul~i~~p ~ktogo~ktot~~a." U Collectt'on schedule MIDDLEPORT - Ru.npke Waste, Inc. will not collect trash recycling or yard waste on Friday due to the Independence Day holiday. Residents with scheduled Friday collections will have service on Saturd~y. Rumpke will resume its regular schedule on July 7. The complete Rumpke holiday schedule is available ~~~~~~li~tg (S!is\r~stf-;~·~f~· and information is available Health department closed POMEROY -The Meigs County Health Department will be closed on Friday for the holiday. Normal business hours resume at 8 a.m. on Monday. Wilkesville Fourth of July set '' . ' ;J~ •·~ I •• I. WILKESVILLE - Wilkesville will be having its annual Fourth of July · parade at II a.m. on Friday. Registration beg ins at 9:30 a.m. at the former Wilton School location. There will be a $50 cash prize awarded for best parade entri es by adults, best entry with children and a most umque and best horse entry. Children under 12 years of age may regi ster across from Village Pizza to win $25 in prizes.. There are no entry fees. Food will be served at the W1lton Community Center. Call 740-6695646 for more information. · Personnel resigns for retirement purposes POMEROY - Carolyn Collins reported that both she and Eva Howard res1gned for retirement purposes from their 1eacher aide positions in the Metgs Local School District. · She also noted that Lois J. Wyant, Deloris Surface, and 'Donna J. Stacy, also res1gned for retirement purposes as bus drivers for the School District. ' · It was not previOusly reported that the five employees were retidng and that was their reason for resigning. Wilson from Page At to skyrocket, we had to update the program and this bill ensures that our returning veterans will have excellent educational opportunities. I'm pleased th_e pres,1· dent signed this landmark legislation into law.'' More than 53,450 from Ohio have been deployed to Iraq or Afghamst.an. The old program paid on ly about 70percent of a pu bite college education and 30-percent of a private college educatiOn for these veterans. . The expanded Gl B111 restores full. four-year col· lege scholarships to veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to help 111akc them part of an econom ic recovery !ike the veterans of World War I I. The legislation also allows veterans to tran>fer those benefits to family members. here before moving to the that had heen frozen to 'get Georgia Aquarium in her used to breakmg theu November 2005. shells. Over time. she learned After 18 months, Dylan . to ki ll a'\d eat live crabs . began outgrowmg her sur"Now. she· s a voraciou s roundmgs. She also began eater:· Norton s.1id . "She to -grow- r;e~;tless,- b!tmg at~ knows they.:.re-not- g,mlg- to the rocks m her exhibit and hun her.'' gettmg mto a sc uttle w1th Loggerhead sea tuilles Joey. the sea tvrtle with like Dylan are clasSified as whom she shared 11. . a threatened species. Se\.en "W~ would d1 ve 111 the other ~ariettes of sea turtles exh1b1t and she would pay are endangered. 'ti~ a lot., of attention, try to During he1 stay c~t the Sea btte us. satd Jeff Kre1111er. Turtle Ce nter. the stall an aquanum b1olog1St who learned Dylan is '' female worked closely With Dylan . lt \ .ncarl y ImposSible to tel l "This is the first turtle the a 'ea turtle's ge nde r until it Georgta Aquarium has redches .Jdulthoou. whi ch released to the wild. It 's ;1 can take 30 years. great thing for Dylan to lie .But the ce nter test ed about 20 years from now. "She's as ready as she 's going to be,'' Terry Norton, head veterinarian at the Sea Turtle ·center, said Sunday after returning Dylan to her tank after an hour-long last physical exam. "She:s defi nitely strong." Un like most tunles rehabilitatedatthelekylllslandcenter, Dylan didn' t have to recover from illness or injury. The biggest hurdle was teaching her to feed herself. She was used to a mixtwe of ground tish, shrimp and squid frozen into blocks of ~lan·•~sto•remltcab<lUl fo ur months a~o .1nd fo und Jt definitely \vas in th e lower range seen in femal es. When Dvlan is reie ,Jscd Monday. mslliKt should kick in and prompt her to s»'im out to sea, No11on said. If she stays on the beach. she'll be returned to the center. the w.11c1·. the cetllc·r wi ll keep a dose waich n11 \\hc1e she ~nes usin~ a saJel l1te tra ns1n itt cl glued tnt he lop of her nHNI vc shell. which is the s11c of,, sm.lil coffee table . . -M <>~'h Q,,Jtl. -a--wi-ldli'f,~--b1o log J~t with tile Georgia Depar\ment nf Natural Resources. S.J id sate llite s p1 ckin g up the Sig nal from Dyi,Jn·s I~<Jilsllll tter can plot her io<O.t tloll Within about I00 y.1 rds . It 's set up to start · tran sllllli lll ~ wl1cncvcr she surtaL·es Dodd smd he's lllteJested to fmd out 'i hcthcr Dvlan acts hel d~C Bdh\ SCd tui1lcs tend to s\\~1111 lar ctut to sea where there .trc lc\\cr pred.Jtors. As ~ults. I•>~ITihc;Jds return closer to tile eoastlme in the sh,dhmcr \\alcrs between Flonda and Nonh Carohna. "The best thin g for her would be to han ~ out here. QCI Iat Cdlln~ :-,ab> and ~n.1yhe 20 ~ c.l, s from now we ' ll sc·c hct -'~-'Ill lay1ng eggs:· Dodd s<lld. -----------------,---------~----------~--- Students rrom Page AI into their senior year of high school. Thts tnp will be valuable to them as graduation nears and they are step- . ping out into the real world, said Hardgrove . The biology teacher said that in otder for the students to make the trip, they will have to raise $42,000 over $800 toward the cost by February 2009. The cost qf the trip . Sevcr.Ji loca l per student making the trip businesses donated items that were auctioned off at is $2,336. · During the · spnng quar- the dinne1. which helped to ter. the students planned make the ev~n t the succes; the that it WdS · and implemented This summer. the stu''Taste of Meigs Htgtr School" dinner that raised ·dents plan to r.Jise more lunds by tagg1ng and washing ca r>. During the sc hool yea r, thC) will continue "ith lundratsci'S such as ~a nd y h.\ 1' s.des .Jnd car sho,;s . Those mtet csted in nm tributin g to the travel lund c ~tl,l cnnt.tct H.trdgrove ati-l-lO i n5-27-15 Rutland from Page At p.m. and kids games begin- and personnel from the Don ning at noon. Th.e Big Bend B1tanga Martial Arts Center Youth Football League will will put on a martml art< be running the dunking display at 5 p.m booth as well as holding There will be >eve Jai sign-ups for the league. retail vendors se t up The wrestling group througttOut the day though "Ballistic Championship · no food vendors other than will begin · the Rutland Fire . Wrestling" wrestling matches at 2 p.m. Department are permitted. The department wtl l be tak- 7 -l:?-:?~72 Ing care of concession-... 1\erv tn u it s lalnLHI\ roa'il The fire dcp;Jrtmcnt hopes ' i"tms "f .ill ag1·s will hrHH!. then ht\\oll cll . til" for Wildt it dcsc nbes ,Js .1 "full dav nr ~om\ food. ·entertatnlllCill ,Jild lun lo1 k1ds and adults o~ll day 111ng .' ' Al l events take pl,Jce at Firenwn's Park 111 Rutland. beef ;Jong wnh hot dogs. sloppy joes. ice cre.Jm. popcorn. nachos and ciH~t;sc . sno co nes and cotton cand y. If anvone " inlerested 1n setti ng 'up a retail vcmt111 g booth, call Danny Dav1s at Racine from Page AI Once agatn the Racine normal parade rouie, leaving the high school onto Fire Department will be Elm Street, then travelmg servmg its annual chicken downtown to Third Street, barbecue dinners immediturning onto Fifth Street and ately following the parade then back to Elm and the around II a.m. This year the high scliool for the parade · fire department will hc~ ve homemade ice cream . awards. The fire departmelll wi ll again set .off fireworks at dark at Star Mill Park. Hill sa 1d if it rams o r there 1s a wec~ther delay. the fircw<'rks will be set off at d.uk on Saturday. Hill added the 1'1re depart· The Supplemental Appropriations bill also from Page At includes provisions that provide a 13 week exten, .nance garage sits adjacent sion of unemployment ben- weather, b11 t also so abo've- tanks on the property. to the schoo.l Site. The vi llage has no immeefits for those workers who ground fuel tanks could be are unable to find a job in emptieQ. and 1noved, and a diate plans for ·improving •,lf•l'+' a.tull\ O='s r~.ll' ~ s ......, today's struggling economy. long-forgotten water well the site, but Gerlach said the ~ (j R R..., r"'ll "Families are hurting. could be abandoned by a pro- street department will even· 593·8822 AI' Slum. .. tNWW :tlflell39f11nd.COifl t M0 P.t.~\ ~IWWS butld some type of tually The tanks will tessional finn. Ohio has lost I ,320 jobs SHOWTir.IES FOR TUES . 7101108 each month fgr the past six be re-located after the site is shelter on the property for of village equipstorage reclatined. Gerlach ·said there months," Wi Ison said. Ill~(1)('~· '" "" 1:10, ttl, 4ll5, 5tl. "Extending unemployment were nn undergrqund fuel ment. Tht! village's mainte· ~511. 7:!1.1:!l. tt.OO. benefits just makes common 1:25. ~. 7Sl tt5. 1111.1 .•[' "'' sense. The Congressional Budget Office says extendt2D,1:3$.(10,4:11, GH ing unemployment benelits . 7~5. tll. Come & See Us During is one of the quickest, most KIISG Ri P.t \lJA Ill: 1 cost-effective ways to stimThe open House of Our 111E N'RilJIILE • . 1:45. tll, ulate the economy because Antique Shop the money is spent quickly." t-;IIU,IL i ':K7.'",:u'::,= :---=-=1:25,111:\1). 1he legislation signed into THWM.t:llt •d't·IJ• 1~0, t2S,~~ law today also includes Tllf. HAFini~J; .r. 1;JJ, ~15, 7JI, 1:10. $161.8 billion to support the l~lll.l~.\ 740·949-2246 ' 1~~ Ull. cost of military operations in OH SR 33 Tornado Rd Exit Rac;ine, i!~C'~~:'-~ =:c:.:lc': · , ~"'..J·~"===-=------ jjUJ. Iraq . and Afghanistan ~I:XI\OTIIfl'ln' • l• l•lO,tl!. ' Watch Fot Slansl through the summer of 2009. History $.Ito~ ~s I' libbslatiqaasl ~alle · July 2nd - 6th ~~~7 1 SO) l(l .. ., ,..,., oof~, ~em ment. wit h help from some commun it y donations, will spend around $3.000 on f1reworks thi s vear which is sligh tl y more than last year. Tilerc will be no-acti vities 111 St ,u Mill P.u'k 111 the a ftCriH)Uil . SPR ING VALLEY l>WEST Ol~ ~OUTE 446·4524 i?M JACKSON PIKE TUESDAY 711108 7 WWW.SPAINGVALLEVCINEMA COM Box Otfice Opens @ 6.30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12:30 PM FOR WED THAU SUN MATINEES TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT HANCOCK (PG13) 7.00 & 9 00 WALLE (G) 730&9:30 WANTED IAI 7.10 & 9.20 GET SMART (PG13) 7·10 & 9:20 THE LOVE GURU-{PG13) ' 7o15&9.30 _ THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PG13) 7 00 & 9:30 KUNG FU PANDA (PG) 7.30 ~ 9.30 STARTING WED 712108 KIT KITIREDGE : AN AMERICAN GIRL _ NOW SHOWING MATINEES WEOTHRU SUN �., '· .-.) _ -- ·-.y . . PageA6 REGIONAL. Tne-'Dailv Sentinel " - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 LAND L John Pinkerman Pinkerman·celebrates 20 years on Scout Council · Hllli:fJt-,iGIQ x.,_·~-Pink.erman ·a l so served-the John A. Pinkerman has Huntington area as Senior b~en employed by the Tri - District Exec utive before State Area Council. BSA for becoq1ing Assistant Scout the past 20 years. . Executi ve. In that position Tri-State Area. Co um:il , he has worked closelv with BSA serve-s over 6,000 the operat ion of 'camp youth through 2.000 volu n- Arrowheud. the Family Cub teers in I0 counties in the ScotJt. Camping program tri -s tate region of Ohio. and in-school Learning For KentUl:kv ami W6t Life program. Virginia.' While •employed by the Recentlv at the home of Boy Scouts Pinkerman has Dave Cou'ghenour. Counci l averaged 60-hour weeks President for Tri-S tate Areu delivering the character, citCouncil, BSA. 8 Oakwood izenship and total fitness Road: HuntingtDn , W.Va . prograntl of ·the Boy Scout volunteers, ·family members movement: . and friends gathered to cele"Every day in .the Tribrate his accomplishments State Area Council , BSA ' and the fellowship he has ha s been another day I enjoyed with the many he c:o uld serve the youth in thi s has influenced. comniunity through a God Ray Franks, Scout based program and I have Executive for Tri-State Area been protd to have h~d that Co unci l. BSA refe rred to opport unity," stated Pinkerman as a "major pos- Pinkerman·. iti ve influence on man y He will serve th rough the yo uth and vol unteers in the end of Jul y and will probaTri -State Region. He has bly still be serv ing as a valmade it a daily passion to untcer fo r many years to walk the Scout Oath and come. When not serv ing Law every · day of hi s yout h through scouting, employment with Tri-State Pinkerm an serves as the Area CounciL He exerrpl·i- secretary for the Lions of fi.es the type of moral and West Vi rgin ia, Lesage Lions Godly person we try to le>td C lub member and · active our youth to be ." member of the Cox landing · During his ten ure with the . Un ited Methodist Church council , Pinkerman has where he plays bass in the been responsible for Meigs church choir. He is also an and Gallia Counties in Ohio avid lnember of Marsha ll and Mason Courity in West Athletics and I00 gall on Virginia. do nor of blood to the Eric Aanestead, Chester American Red Cross. troop leader, described him The counci! has designatas one who has the "person- ed hi s last month of al attributes· and caring atti- employment with the countude that attracts those in cil to be John Pinkerman our rural area to believe in Month in celebration of hi.s and be a part of the Boy long - lasting contribution to the counciL Scout program." _ _ - Tiger recovering, Page B2 Herbert Laudermilt, Brandy L. Laudermilt, to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Sutton. Jack R. Welker, Paula J. Welker, to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Bedford .. Wi II ian\ A. Ram sey to Col umbus Southern Power, easement, Columbi a. Chester Town ship ;rrustees . to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Chester. · John ' E. Blake to Columbus Southern Power. easement, Salisbury. Kevin C. Harris. Shelley Harris, to Columbus Southern Power, easeme nt, Orange. · - Thomas P. Avis. Judith N. Avis, to Columbus Southern Power, easement, Orange. Charlene Workman, Dennis Workman. · to Columbus Southern Power. easement, Scipio. Basil R. _Cremeans . . deceased, · Kathl ee n · Mae Cremeans, deceased affidavit extingui shin g life. estate. . Baer Builders and Developers to Ruby E .. Eblin, Ramona Kay Smith, deed, Symcuse. Bernard V .Fultz to Bernard Y. Fultz Family Truste, affidavit. Bernard V Fultz Family Trusuo_Bei:uard..Y. ultt~ :-· Barbara McManus, memo: randum of trust. Bernard V Fultz I;amlly Trust, Bernard V Fultz, to Wilber F. VanM atre, Jr. , Karen J VanM atre , deed, Chester. ' Ina M. Teaford to Conriie Ann Huff. Darci Mal:inda Wolfe, Darci Mafinda Justic, Tyler Jaso n Wolfe, certificate of transfer, Village of Middleport. • Michael R. Sayre, Rhonda E. Sayre, to Betty I. 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Bl BABIEStT.he Daily Sentinel Box 729, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 l>eadline for submission, Friday, July 18 Sentinel lll Court St. Pomeroy, OH ' ' Thesday, .July I, 2008 , LocAL SCH U JCLE POMEROY - A schedule of upcoming high s~ hool 'larsily sparri ng evan1s ' involv ing learns from Meigs and Qallia counties. , Tyeadgy Jylv 1 Dodd edges Balzano to claim late.model invitational at Skyline Bv ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPO NDENT Legion Baseball Post128 at logan , 6 p.m. SPORTS BRIEFS EHS fall sports ·athletic packets TUPPERS PLAINS · Athletic packets for the 2008 fall sports season are currentl y available ai Eastern High School. Packets can ¥ picked up in the office from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m . Tuesday through Friday. All student-athletes in 7th throu gh 12th grade who wish to participate in cheerleading, football, golf, cross country, or volleyball must complete the packet with a parent in order to, be eligible to play a sport in the fall. Additionally. all studentathlete s mu st have <) physical completed and turned in in order to participate. For more information, contact Pam Douthitt at · STEWART - Hot weather and hot racing greeted race fa ns Friday night at Skyline Speedway where Cambridge's Doug Dodd claimed the $2,000 .to-win, 30-lap late model invitational by just inches over Mike Balzano. Mark Dickson cap· tured the AMRA Modified main in preparation for the AMRA Roau Warrior Tour feature . event on Jul y 4th. Eric Fra ncis claimed . the Pure Stocks; Tommy Adkins captured the Four-Cylinders. and Ronnie Pickens domi nated the mini-wed~cs :· , Four exciti ng qua lifying_ heats whittled down the '32car field and set the stage for the 30-lap A-main line-up. Heats were·, won · by Jason Montgomery, Doug . Dodd. like 'em," exclaimed Dodd Mike Balzano , and Freddie in victory lane. " It's always Carpenter. The C & S nice wh~n you come home Racing Photo fast time was first." · collected by Jason Outside · pole-sitter Dodd Montgomery. got the jump on fas t timer "Less than a fool' was the Jason Montgomery, then led call as Douo Dodd of tlag-to-tlag for the dominatCaq1bridge cro~sed the lin- · ing win. T.he first part of the' - i-sh- line first just inches trip was a Sunday drive for ahead of a h~rd-charging Dodd as Montgomery batMike Balzano Friday night tled Balzano for 15 circuits at Billy Jarre ll 's ultra smooth for second. Showtime Steve Skyline Speedway. Dodd Shaver then entered into the picked up the $2,000 win- mix ']laking it a thr~ar ner's ·share of the Skyline battle. Balzano claimed secIn vitatio naL defeating ari ond on lap 18, then two laps all -star cast of big-name -dri- later Shaver bagged vers that came to town for Montgomery for third: the special·event. Dodd's Sunday drive As he pulled into victory quickly transformed into a lane, Dod~,. pleased the rush-hour blitz as he now crowd a second time when·' felt the presence of Balzano he did a- 360 and NASCAR p1ibbling on hi s rear nerf. style burnout. Amid lapped tra ffi c. cars · "That's just the way we flanked both sides of the dynamic duo. Dodd got a scare with ten laps to go when three cars collected up in a spin toward the tail of the pack. Dodd piled in, but was able to get o~ the binders in avoidmg co ntact and resumed the lead with -~alzano, Shaver, Montgomery and K.C. Burdette in tow. The last ten laps were a classic ten-lap dash. Balzano · inched forward in vintage form as the combatants went two-wide down the backc hute. As the race· wound down. Balzano inched by Dodd with three laps to go, but Dodd 's mount hugged the rubber-clad clay one groove up from the bot· tom. Fans rose to their feet as the script for a great finish unfolded in Hollywood style. Bv ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACINE The Southern Volleyball Youth Camp for all girls entering fifth thro ugh eighth grades in the fa ll will be held from 9 a.m. to noon , July 14-16 at Southern High SchooL The cost is $25 per stu. dent if pre-registered by . July 7 and $30 per student if re gistered th·e day of the camp. A camp T- shirt is included in the price . Contact Tonja Hunter at 740-040-30~8 for more · information . The camp · is ' meant to teach passing, setting, hitting ski ll s, and fundamental s. \ \ ,t .~",..- Southern Basketball Golf Scramble set RACINE - The Southern Basketball program will host a four-man golf scram,.•'•.. ' ble on Aug. 2 at Riverside ·"' .}'1 Golf Club in Mason, W.Va. The scramble wi II be an AP photo 8:30a.m. shotgtm start: and 'cincinnati Reds' K en Griffey Jr. (3) l1ils a walk oFF two-r un home ru n off Pittsburgh Pirate.s closer Matt Capps in the ninth the format is bring-your. own team . Onl;y one player inning of a baseball game Monday in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won 4-3. Ryan Doumit catches at right with an under-1 0 handicap is allowed per team with a total team handicap of 40 or above. The cqst will be $60 per CINCINNATI (AP) - got into the game as a defen- manager Dusty - why he all tie in the sixth inning person ($240 per team) with Ken Griffey Jr. hit a two-run sive replace ment in the was out of the lineup. The 9- ·with his eighth homer.. optional cash pot, skins, and homer in the bottom of the ninth - hit the second pitch yea r-old responded, "Vou Lefr:hander Paul Maholm mulli gan . for p urchase. ninth inning Monday night, he saw into the seats in can ' t hit lefties, and you're held the Reds to a pair of Prizes of f irst, second. and rallying the Cincinnati Reds right-center. . runs and five hits in seven · . old!" third place finishes :will be to ·a 4-3 victory over the He showed he sti ll has a innings. Jerry Hairston Jr. Francisco Cordero (3- 1) awarded. · Additionally, Pittsburgh Pirates with . the esc aped a bases-loaded little left in his 38-year-old hit a solo homer, and Jay ·prizes for longest putt, 603rcl home run of hi s threat itl the [linth, helping body. Bruce drove in a run by hitlongest drive, and closest to career. the Reds get the better of a Adam LaRoche hit a sac- ting into a forceout. the pin will ·be presented. Griffey connected off matchu~ between the NL rifice fly and a two-run Griffey, who got some rest Beverages and food wi II be Matt Capps ( 1-3), who start- Central s bottom two teams, homer off Aaron Harang, with the left-hander starting, provided. To enter, please ed the ninth with a 3-2 lead When he saw he was out helping the Pirates take a 3- sent the right-handed Capps contact coach Jeff Caldwell but co u ldn · t get tin out. of · the startin g lineup, 2 lead into the ninth : at 740-949-3129. David Ross opened with a Griffey playfull y as ked LaRoche hit the sacrifice fly Please IH Griffey, B:Z double, and Griffey - who Darren Baker - son of in the second, and broke a 1•• I;\ ~ L Griffey's 603rd homer ends Reds' 4-3 win · CHESTER - A Days oL Gfory Co-Ed Softball Tournament has been set for Aug. 8 through I0 at the Chester Ball Fields with all proceeds to benefit the Chester Ball Association ~d 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 itt all times, men bat opposite hands, ages 2 1 and alder, and slow pitch bats only with double eliminalion, one hour games. ~: Space is limited to 12 .teams . For more information call Angie Edwards at 140-4 1.6-6956 or Mandie Grueser at 740-4 !'6-0900. On Aug. 9 there will pe a hog. ioast dinner at $6 per person. a home run derby at $_5 per person w\th 50 percent of the proceed s gmng for first, second and t!lircl' place prizes, and a variety of door prizes. 4 J Momentum carried the race leader just shy nf a carlength ahead. With two to go, the close quarters tight- · ened as Balzano nosed by on the far side of th~ speedway. on ly to see Dodd repeat his surge of momentum at the . start-finish line . On · the white. flag lap. Balzano fo ught a push to keep from clipping Dodd on . turn two exit, but the crafty veteran was able to strcteh a ya rd-stick lead into tu,rn three. As if to say "thi s one is mine," Dodd milked an . extra surge out of the yellow # 12 to edge the storied Balzano by inches at the ·checkered. Rounding out the top ten behind the two leaders were Shaver, Montgomery. K.C. ' . Ple~$e see Skyline, B:Z O'Reilly All-Star Circuit returns to Skyline Speedway Soutbem High volleyball camp Softball tourney set for Aug. 8 . ._ - ·- SFERS POMEROY Mei~ s . Spencer, deceased, affidavit Petrel, deed, Village o( County Recorder Kay H1ll term inatin g life ,estate, Racine. · J.J . Detweiler- Enterprise reported the following Chester. transfers of real estate: · · Ruth M. Mays to Robert to Afnoco, LLC. deed , . Robert Jose ph Wilson to K. Mays, deed, Olive. · Scipio. · Ohio Department uf Natural Kenneth L Slone, Wanda Chase C. Porter to Resources, deed. Village o f Lee .Slone, to Andrew J. Tuppers Pl ains-Chester Middleport. Henson, Clareda L. Henson, -Water District, right of 'way, Bedford. Robert Joseph Wilson to deed. Columbia. ODNR , conservation easeFrank S. Herald to Thomas E. Wither!; to TPChri stopher R. Gil pride, CWO, right of way, ment. Dorothy Irene Dodderer. deed, Sutton/Village of Bedford. affidavit a tingtiishing lit~ ~acine . · David L Elkins to Cheryl estate. Oli ve. , Kenneth R. Riggs, Cristy A' Hysell, deed , Sacred Heart Catho lic ,A. Riggs, to State of Ohio, Scipio/Rutland. Church to . Larry · M. deed , Olive. ,..., Marty 1,.. . (:Iine. Tammy · Hoffman, Leverna M. Paula L. Hart to Home M. Cl ine , to Steven B. Hoffman, deed, · Village of Nati onal Bank. sheriff's Kinzel, deed, Sali sbury. Christina Wilson. Miudleport. deed, Village of Racine. , Homer Hysell. Pauline Elila A. Adams to Warren Christina RitTle, Dennis .J. Lucille Hysell , to Chri sty H. Calaway. deed, Orange. Riffle , to Adam J.· WI,!son, Ramsburg , Robert Robert R. Ramsb urg , deed. Salisbury. Chris'ty R amsbur~, to Ryan Jani ce M. Simmons to Ramsburg. deed, Bedford. Norbert Patric k Ramsb urg, Sarah · Robert w:- simmon s, deed, Lebanon. Neuizling, affidavit releas- Ramsburg, deed, Bedford. ing life estate. Village of Dixie Ann Arbuckle to Jonat han Brockert to lana Brockert , affidav it . Middleport. Ernesti ne Y McComas, C. Beverly Balch. Brian · deed, Village of Middleport. Salem . Balch , tc1 Buckeye Rural Keith A. Kinzel to Keith Delbert Rus se ll . Yost, Electric Cooperative, right A. Kinzel, Brenda Lynn deceased, affidavi t te rmiof way, Scipio. Venoy. deed, Salisbury. nating life estate. ~· John W Schabow to · Daniel A. Blazer to George K. Mora, Wanda Curolyn A. Schabow, Oxford Oil Co., right of Sue Mora, to Dale · Woodyard, d~ed, Chester. • Carolyn A. Schabow Living way, Rutland . Trust, deed, Everett P. Smith, Sharon Bryan Lee Yonker. K. Smith, to Oxford Oil deceased, to Linda L. Salisbury/Scipio: Regi na L. Spencer Co., right of way, Rutland. Yonker, affidavit, Chester. Cooper, Michael H. Cooper, Vivian G. Young to Harold E. Denney, Betty to Regina L. Spencer Oxford Oil Co., right of J. Denney, to Gallia County . Rural Water, deed, Salem. Cooper, Michael H. Cooper, way, Rutland. deed. Chester. , Rodney E. Walker, C. Michael H. Cline, to Irwin R. Lance II, Mary F. Dianne Walker, to Oxford Joyce N. Cline, to LaQ_ce" to Lance ·R evoc_<!_b le~Oil Co. rig_l}t · of .\l(lly.,_ .Columbus Sou.tliern J>ower,_ Li vin g Trust, affidavit , Rutland . easement, Chester. Letart. Sherry L. Hawley, Sherry David Averion, Lisa L.' Ru ral Action, Inc. , to Paul · L. Burke , to Elila A. Adams, Averi on, to Columbus Neidhart, Amy Braverman, de~d , Orange. Southern Power, easement, deed, Rutland. Ri chard B. Hill , Wendy Chester. Joyce Seelig to John J. Hill, to Terry sheets, ease-. Regina Rou sh, John Gomez, Rhoda G. Gomez, ment, Sutton. Roush , to Columbus deed, Rutland. Basil. D. · Cremeans, Southern Power, ·easement, Kathleen Letart. · Brenda L Venoy to deceased, Richard L. Fuller. deed, Cremeans, deceased, to Jason P. Ervin, Jodi R. . Chester. Kathleen Mae Cremeans, Ervin, to Columbus Irene Hobac k, Charles E. affidavit, Rutland. Southern Power, easement, Dorotha Jannine Petrel, Sutton. · Hoback. to Marc A. Palmer, Arnie L Palmer, deed, Robert 0. Watkins, Anthony Wendell Ervin, Peggy Sutton/Village of Syracuse. Eric Bentz, to Dorothy Ervin, Wilma · Ervin, to. Russe ll Spencer, Ellen Bentz, Anthony Eric Columbus Southern Power, deceased, Edward Ru ssell B,entz, Doroth a ~ Jannine easement, Sutton. AEP (NYSE) - 40.23 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 68 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) 48.20 Big lots (NVSE) - 31.24 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) 28.60 BorgWarner (NYSE) - 44.38 . Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) - 66.4!1 Champion (NASDAQ)- 4.59 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) -4.59 City Holding (NASDAQ) 40.77 Collins (NYSE) - 47.96 DuPont (NVSE)- 42.89 US Bank (NYSE)- 27.89 GanneH (NYSE) - 21.67 General Electric (NVSE) 26.69 Harley-Davidson (NYSE) 36.26 JP Morgan (NYSE)- 34.31 Kroger (NVSE) - 28.87 Limited Brands (NYSE)...: 16.85 Norfolk Southern (NVSE)62.67 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) - 25 BBT (NYSE) - 22.77 Inside \ ·, LeBron going green, Page B6 . I - ·•- STEWART -. The pow e rful O'Reilly All-S tar Circuit of Champi ons . sprint cars in vaded Skyline · Speedway for the fi rst time in eleven years Wednesday night , June 25. for the fourth leg of All-Star, All Oh io Sprint Sp~cuweck where Hartford' s' Dale Blaney proved to be the best of the fi eld in brin ging home the $5,000 to win paycheck. Murray City'> Jeremy Berwanger passed fo rme r AMRA cham pion Doug Henry on the last lap to claim the compan ion 20lap Modified main. Fifty of th e nation 's fastest s'print cars from eight states and Australi a rang in the return to Billy Jarrell 's Athens County high-ba nk s. se tting the stage for a wi ld night of preliminary heat races . .the fas t ca r dash. C and B main events, and the -tO-lap marquee event. Despite the threat of ra in . a la rge crowd tllrncd o 'ut for the hi storic even t whi ch marked the return of the All -Stars. California's Randy Hanni ga n paced t h ~ 24-car field with loca l Jimm y Nier of Piketon riding alon gside in shot-gun. Hannigan powereu into the fi rst turn to take the initi al lead. h~wever. Nier re cov ered to lead the sec11nd cir- . cuit. The duo then engaged in a scorching slug fest ove r the next f4ve Japs. Nier managed to hang o n to the lead until· ' lap five when Hanni ga n inched ahe~d to lead the next t.en circui ts. Dale Blaney, brother of NASCAR regular Dave Blaney; then chased Ple•se see O'Reilly, B6 Williams sisters both win on·'Gravey.ard' BY STEVEN WINE ASSOCIATED PRESS WIMBLEDON, England - While Roger Federer glided to another victory on Centre Court, and Rafael Nadal wo n despite · a scary stumble on Court I , the Williams sisters found . themselves playing back to back Monday on cozy. clattery Court 2, known as the "Graveyard of Champions." What in the name of lawn tennis were th~ doing, out there? ' "It wasn't what I would ~ave liked to see." Serena Wil[iam,;- said . "Initially I thought. 'OK, is this the right schedule ?' I thought maybe there was a mis~ke. " The , sisters' mother and coach, Oracene Price, sus· peered more than a mere mi stake by tQUJ nament orga- nizers. . "I guess they wanted to put them on the Jinx coun so they could lose,' Price said. The sisters said Wimbledon gives men preferential treatment in coun assignments, while Federer came to the defense of the All England Club. and the tournament referee said there was no intent to slight , anyone. · Even after Venus and Serena spent the day at the Graveyard, their title hopes remai ned very much alive. They're defying th~ trend in a women's tournament that, by one measure. ranks as the most upsrt-filled on record. Four-time · champipn Venu s played first, making a· AP photo high-noon entrance on the court known for ·its history Williams sisters Serena, left, and Venus . speak in between action during "their doubles match against Spain's Anabel Medina Garrigues and Virgi'ni'a Ruano Pascual at Wimbledon Please see Williams, B:Z on Monday. -r �-~Page B2_';lfie Da1ly5enbnel • Griffey UOCLOf~ 10 Ut.1h used a tendon i rom hiS nghl hamstnng to rebuild the amcrtor crucJ.Ite li ga· men! 111 hiS lei! knee. wh1ch he S,JJd- h,l[li! IW<iys been we.1k .1nd tm.1lly snapped wh1le Joggmg on a galt AP photo course last July • In th 1s June 14 file photo, Ttger Woods holds onto his knee He IS 1n .1 br.Jce ,md will as he comes out of 'l bunker on the fourth h0le dunng the be on crutches tor three third round of the US Open champ lo~ ship at Torrey Ptnes weeks to keep we1ght oft hts Golf Course tn San Drego In hts ftrst publiC comments s tnce knee wmmng the U S Open on a wounded knee, Ttger Woods dts Woods sa1d he most likely cussed hts knee surgery whtle promottng ht s PGA Tour would not be able to attend event that he won't be playrng Monday !he AT&T Natmnal wh1ch start s Tlnll sday .11 hts 14th career maJOr, and a bemgn tumor He had CongressiOnal becau se five v1ctones m seven starts surgery .tfter the 2002 sea there "'" swellmg on the worldwtde th1s year so n to dram ilu1d and fl1ght home to FloJJda .1fter Woods smd he had to use rcmm.c cysts .1round hiS surgery <~nd doctors h.Jve crutches ior three weeks. ACL ,IdVISCd h1m to ,,votd plctnes followed by gradually " Wh en I had my cyst 'But who knows'' he puttmg we1ght on h1s knee, remmetl Irom my ACL, -~--_;_a::;clded ' I don't re.tlly listen then flexmg tt there wdsn"t ,, whole lot aoc1ors all mat well ,-~a"'n"'y- _,.- 'JU'"far as longtemt. ITe:rl- le1t ;' he"Tctn:l So the y-s;nd;-.a) " ly don't know," he sa1d m a 'Bastcally, you need to !ram Woods app.:rcntly w,\Sn t conference call that lasted ,md de1e lop your h.. t .. ,[,,1" hstenmg 111 May when X- JUS! over 20 mmutes "We ancf gfute ami C<itl .ts much rays revealed a double stress have to see how th1s thmg as you poss1bl y c.111 to hoiJ fractu1e 111 hts leit t1bm as he heals Everyone heals at a 11 E1eryone lhJs "'rpn sed 11 was getting back 111 . shape different rate Some people la sted ,Is long'" 11 d1d helo1e from anhroscop1c surgery to are back to playtng sports 111 I ruptured II It W.ts JU St run clean out carttl,Ige 111 hJS stx months, some are mne. mng 011 the gon ct, urse Just"' troublesome left knee .titer so me are 12 So to be honest happened to t.tk e one littl e the Mdsters \ldth you , no one really step - 11 d1dn t Je.11ly lake • In a story told by swmg knows until we start the much - .111d 11 JUs! popred coach Hank Haney, doctors rehab process" Th,11 wds .If tel the l:lntJsh smd the best t1eatment was Woods w1ll miSs h1s ilrst Open last ye.11 .md Woods for Woods to spend three maJor Since turmng p10 .tl still won four oi h1s lmal weeks on crutches followed the Bnt1sh Open at Roy,tl f1ve tourn.1ments, ty1n g for by three weeks of rest B1rkdale, where he timshed second 111 the other Haney sa1d Woods looked at one shot out of ~layoff 111 He neve1 considered ACL the doctor and s.ud, "I'm 1998 He .tlso w1ll m1ss the surger) l.1st f.111 when he Ch.unp1onsh1p •II played only one 11111e 1n .1 playmg the US Open and PGA I' m gomg to wm" Oakland Hills , and th e lolll-month penod ln sle \d Woods satd he knew the Ryder Cup he tned to build up st rength US Open at Torrey Pmes 'I JU St had some good dunng Ius i.Iyntt to g1ve hJS would be h1 s last tournament feelings gomg mto tho se leg more stabil!ly AnJ 11 oi the ye<~r no matt~r what two maJor champwnsh1ps he ld up line - JUst not long • happened to a venue that I liked," he enough "I re,tlly didn ' t pracuce ,, sa1d ·And not to be able to ·The natuJdl 1ola!lon ol whole lot g01ng Into the go. tl 1s flustratmg " th e ~oil swmu. "nhout !he Open ,md 1 couldn't play He smd he d1d not cons1d ACL m.1d e 1t ,1 IJttle bit more th<1n nme holes 111 er gmng to the Ryder Cup m un st,thle , and 11 c.Jused some prep<~rallon for 11 ," he sa1d any capac11y but a player cartilage dam,1ge hecause ot ·After d ~,11tng wtth that , I Woods mathematically that ." he satd I h,ld th.It dec1dcd to make the US clinched a spot on the US rectJI!ed .lite1 the MasteJS Open my last event for the team wtth h1 s vtctory .u When thev went 111 the1 e, season, no matter how 11 Torrey Pmes. so the top n1ne they diScovered s0111e m01 e turned out Whethu I players tn the standtngs carulage damage tlldt they d m1sscd the cut or tt I ended through the PGA ha ve to l1 x Ill conJUIK!Ion up wmnmg the tournament, Champwnshtp '"" be the wtth the ACL leconstJuc tl was gomg to be my last e1ght qu,tlihers non, and 11 w.ts gomg to be event" "I'm not part of the team, kmd of a double d1p there He won 111 •• spect.rcular unfortun<~tely," he satd " It's "That sut gery I h.1d .Jtter fash1on. makmg a 12-ioot about those 12 guys It's not the M.JSters Wds lo get me bud1e putt on the 72nd hole about me I m not part oi through the rest ol the OR to Ioree a playoff wnh that crew ' season" he Sdid But ,,, • Rocco Medmte, then wm· Woods lu st had surgery you know, I developed sltess mng on the 19th hole of a on h1s left knee wh1le at , fractures .md tle ctd cd 11 to playoff That gave Woods St,mford Ill 1994 to remove bag 11 ior the ye.u Williams from PageBl - ' of upsers and be.1ttng Ailsa Kleybanova ' 6-3, 6-4 Nmety tnmutes later, two ume Serena JOined her older stster 111 the quartertm,lis by ilefeatmg, A,mcncan Bethame Mattek 6-3, 6-3 Netther Sl'ter has lost a set m the tournament, and the chances of a s1blmg showdown m the final keep tmprovmg as a wave of upsets take put other title contenders The fourth round claimed No 2-seeded Jelena Jankov1c and No 4 Svetlana Kuznetsova, leavmg No 5 Elena Dementteva as the htghest- seeded survtvor among the final e1ght The elumnauon before the quarterfinals of the women seeded Nos 1-4 has never prevrously happened at Wimbledon smcc the tournament began keepmg such records m 1927. It's the f1rst ttme tt has happened at any Grand Slam event m lhe 40-year Open era "Every player ts ready to play, espectally a~ these Slams," Venus Williams satd "Everyone comes out With double vengeance, so you JUSt have to be ready " • Jankovi c, slowed by a knee 111Jury she suiiered m the prevtous round, Iost to No 60-ranked s T,lmanne Tanasugarn 6-1 , 6-2 Kumetsov,1 was beaten by No 14-seeded Agn1eszk.1 R.1dwanska 6-4, I 6 7-5 The1r dete.lts ensure Ana Ivanov1c of retammg the No. 1 rankmg ne~t week, even though she was beaten by Zheng J1e m the th1rd round The No 133-ranked Zheng, who needed a w1ld card to enter the tournament, became , a· first-tune Grand Slam quarterfinallst by beaung No IS-seeded Agnes Szavay 6-3, 6-4. Alia Kudryavtseva, who upset No 3-seeded Marta Sharapova tn the second round, was ellmmated by Nadta Petrova 6-1, 6-4. Tanasugarn, a' f1rst-ume Grand Slam quarterfinallst at a$e 31. will play Venus Wilhams on Tuesday The 19-year-old Radwanska wtll face Serena W11liams. Almost as unpredtctable 1s the men's draw, With et~ht of the top I 0 players ehmmated But the No !ranked Federer and No 2 Nadal remam on course to meet m the final for the thtrd consecuuve year Whtle Federer beat 2002 champton Lleyton He witt for the 12th tt me m a row Monday. Nadal hurt h1s to hJS folllth bhmn >ave 111 11 ch,liKCs Wtth ltttle .11 sl<ike 111 the st.lt1dtng s. the Pli.Ites used the ' err cs opcne1 to expen me nl "1\h !he battmg order For Ihc l1 r>I tlln e s111ce I~S7. ti1cn starttn g pt!chcr hdtted soJJJew heJe other th Ill Ids\ ~~ dw lm mo ve d up to Ct~ IH h ,md shOilstOp Jack \\!I so n h.nted nmth makltL tlw Plr,Jic> th e tlmd NL ('~nil" ' 1e.1m to try the uno1thodox move tht s sedson St Lollis and Mdw.w kee also h<~ve batted th e n puc heiS etghth M.m.Jger John Ru ssell 's mo\e d 1dn'1 i1<~ve much ~ettccl The ho11o m three h.JIICIS tn th e ordet were a co tn bJncd 1 loJ - 10 und Lureo to sco re or d1 1\ e m a lUll The Pt 1dtes .II so hdd to nM ke one unp l.mn ed lmeup move I e 1dotf hiller Nate Mt Louth w,IS ,, l,l!e sc ro~tch hccduse ol .1 'ore kit knee Fn1 C JllLtllti.JIJ s l1neup 1t w.IS !he s.Jme old stm y The Reel' hdl c suu gg led to ht! w 1l h r unncr ~ 10 sc.:onng posJ IJ On lo1 most oi th e ,c.tsnn .1nd clid 11 ,1gam <~g.un st on Mondc~y, go1ng 0-lor-8 bet01e Gnffey - ~ww:mydailysentinel.com Cmcmnatt Reds' Ken Gnffey Jr , left, 1s met at horne plate after h1ttrng a walk off two-run home run Gff Pittsburgh Pirates closer Matt Capps tn the mnth mnrng of a baseball game Monday tn Crncmnat1 ~~ ~- They go! runners Io set: ond .md thlld w1th no uuts 111. th e f1rst hut f.Jil ed to score They .1lso loaded th e bases w1th one out tn the stxth . but managed on ly one run on Bruce s to"e out grou nd er The first tw o batters 111 the eJg iHh reached ag,unst D.Jtndso M.Jrte. who retued the next three Noles: Ru sse ll tel1!,lll\c ly pl,ms to st,u t RH John Van Benschoten on > ,, Countiq~ke NoOne Else Can! ... ....,.._______Y. ____o~r....:F.;a;;;_; x To Late Fast T 1me - ~odels (32) JaMn Montgomery 15 15 Heat One - Jason Montgomery Tracy Fritter K C Burdette Jason Brookover T1m Lauderman Chad Roush Mike Lauer AMRA Modllledo (16) Doug Dodd Pat G1lhan Heat One - Kenny Johnson Doug Henry Dusty Soley Jeremy Blake Heat Two - Mark Dickson Jeremy Chr s Carpenter Travis Brookover Heat Three - Mike Balzano Steve snaver Larry Bond Andy Bond Heat Four- Fredd e Carpenter Ralph W1them Jeff Burdette Dan Morrrson Berwanger Robb1e Evans Jerry Voytko Feature - Mark Ollckson Kenny Johnson Doug Henry Robb1e Evans Jeremy Blake Ryan Mayle Roy Roll sh J1m Ashcraft Dusty Boley Brian 8 Mam Chns Garnes Shane Mclaughlm Jeremy Jarvis Todd Sm1th Bob Adams Jr Chadd Todd Bul:l Crum JIJTl Fordyce David Whiteman Hea t Two - Hackathorne N•ck Corb1tt Tony Roush 8111 Hughhart Barry Lowery Tyler Carpenter .. Feature - Doug Dodd Mike Balzano Holcomb Steve Anthony Gary Gould Four Cylinders (16) Heat One - Zach Kisner Butch Shamblin Barry Kilts M1ke Spires Heat Two - Tim Chnstopher Tom Adk ns Jeff Rankin Jeff Blanton Fe ature Tommy Adkms Tim Chnstopher Zach Kisner Jeff Rankin Barry K1tts George Kltntwor1h, Jeff Blanton Josh Salyers ChriS Lauer M1ke Sp1res Pure Stocks (1 3) Heat One Errc Franc1s George Klintworth Jeremy Blake Dusty Adk1n s Heat Two - Jeremy Mlsel Steve Anthony T1m Lauderman Curt Reck Feature- Enc Franc1s Jeremy Blake Mini Wedgeo (41 Heat One - Ron Pickens Kyle Bond Manah Miller zach Fox Feature - Ron Pickens, t<ykl Bond, Mar1ah M1 ller. Zach Fox Serena satd , 'I haven ' t seen Wtlhams ststers There are no repl.1y h1m on Co urt 2 ill, like , SIX rev1ews on Coull 2, whe1e yeaJS," the scoreboard 1s manually She's close He last operated. Th ~re are no se,l!s played there tn tlie 2003 behmd one baselme ,md q uanertm.1ls only th1ee rows behmd the Fede1 er s,nd he d1dn ' t othe1 Spect.ttors cdn he,u thm k the tournament was players mul!enng to them- bemg disrespectful of 'any selves, and the soundtrack on e He remembers for matche s also mcludes Sampr<is losmg on the cheen ng Irom other coUI ts Graveyard m h1s !mal and no1se from lhe ne,u by Wunbledon match 111 2002 d1n111g .1rea lor pl<~yers "Pete played on Court 2 " I don'! thmk I' ve ever after wmmng seven years," played a fourth 1ound Federer s.ud "Who match on a court like that1n deserves what here? It's the my career," Seretht c lub who dec1des m the end W1lhams satd I wouldn 1be dlsappomtW1th all 16 fourth-round eJ II they put me on Coun matches on the schedule 2, Someumes tt's also Monday tournament refe1 kmd of cool You're closer ee Andrew Jarrett S41d I( to the crowds It's kmd of a was. unavotdable that some d1tferent feelmg out there." leadtng players would be The W1)1tams s1sters ass1gned to outer cout ts mtght be glad to knew the Serena and Venus lound days are numbered for the themselves buck on Court 2 • Graveyard of Champtons. for thetr evenmg doubles As purl of u project to renomatch, whtch they also won vate the outer courts, a new to reach tl\e quane1 fmals Coun 2 opens next year, The tempest about the wh1le the Graveyard Will S".hedule was detused some- become Court 3 in 2009 what because the SISterS meumng !ewer marquee swept all three matches, and matches - and wtll evimtudefendw~ champton Venus ally be torn down at fmt satd she had no comIn the meantime, Venus plaint But when asked If has been asstgned to the Wimbledon 'shght s the Com t 1 stadtum Tuesday. women when debdmg coUJ1 Serena 1s to play on Cl:ntrc Court. where fans may fmd asstgnments. she sa1d yes Regardmg Fed e1er, them both Saturday ' Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 HOW IQ WRITE AN Aa Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... 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Wedn csd,1y The Ptrate s hatln ' t b.Itled thctr starttng pilcher h1ghe1 than mnth SJ nce Apnl 18 , 1957, accoJdJng 10 the Elias Sport s Bu1eau - OF Jason Bay extended hiS h1tt1ng stJ e,tk to e-1ght games OF J.1son M1chael struck ou1 foUl t1me s In hts Steve Shailer Jason Montgomery K C Burdette Chris Carpenter Pat Gillian Meigs County, OH We Cover And Mason Skyline Skylinv Speedway - l\egt~ter Meigs, Gallia, Meanwhile , Henry was ,md M1ke Ltuer back mto contention wnh an E\ e1 y Four cylinder mam mstde run on Johnson h.IS heen .1 dog light and the A spm on the 18th Circuli two top dogs were at 11 from PageBl set up a two-laR shootout d£.!111 F!Jd.Jy evenmg as among the three top guns Tom Adkms ended Ttm Burdette Ch11S Ca~enter, ohnso tne D1ckson C\[t...,....Lrhll stopi1,oeJ:.'>;_, :'<i~l:str(e:ak,__ !--~...c P.11 Gillian. Chns arnes, wm Tmc y Flt!! er, a nd Lan y the outs1de w1th Henrv bat- wn h ht s tlmg on the ms1dc. but and BC\od. Chqs G'\1r..nes. w.~~> the h.nd c hm ger ot the race Dicf<:son won by a nose 1n (h JIStopheJ taught toothyet another excnmg 1un .md-c ldw, but Adkms was w1th" 17th to 8th pi,Jce run. Roundtng out the top ten able to h,mg on torrhe nagThe AMRA Modilteds from fourth were Robbtc to-tlag wtn Behmd s~cond con !In ue to amaze the tans Evans, Jeremy Bl.tke, Ryan place Chnstopher was Zach 111 tl1e bu llnn g at Skyline Mayle, Roy Roush , Jun K1Sn e1, Jeff Rankm, Barry Spee cl.w.Iy where Mark Ashc raft, Dusty Boley, anti Km s George Klintworth, Dtckscln ot Gallipolis Bnan Whiteman Jelf Bl<tnton, Josh Salyers, clam1ecl h" thtrd w1n of the It was a long t1me com- Chm Lauer, and Mtkc ye.1r ove1 SouthSide Flyer mg, but forme1 champ Ei11C Spu es ' Kenny Johnson Francts returned to th e Pure The Butt Butlders D1ckson shook th e threats Stock VIctory lane FranciS (Ymcent, Ohto) Mmlot Doug Henry on the stan, scored the popular w1n over Wedge feature was won by then h<id to contend wtth Jeremy Blake, alter surv 1v- potnt 's leader Ronme Joh nson tor the last 14 laps mg a race-long battle w1th P1ckens o'er Kyle Bond, . Johnson .md Henry fought Jeremy M!Sel Blake M.mah Miller, and Zach Side hy srcle lor tour laps squeezed ever) ounce ot Fox P1ckens took the early bct01 c JohnsoJ1 worked the muscle f10m I11S mount but lead <1nd 1Un off from the h1g h SJcle to get the edge ior Fr,mcts rem,uned smooth 1e>t oi the held w1th Bond a 'ccond By th e 111n1h Ctrcul! · and l,tst Ill postmg the wm halt stJa Jghl away behmd m lnhnson was now zoned 111 Matt Holcomb mov ed up second nn D1ckson Johnson rode the most spots from I Oth to Ractng resumes m all !he - IH~h -Si de . while f1fth Roundmg out the top classes Fnday w1th 410 DtcbtHI h~ove1 ed .u ound the ten were thud place M1sel, Outi<Jw Spnnts, Late lo-. g1 OO\ e E<~ch lap George Khnlworth , M,ltl Models, AMRA Road lohnsnn reeled Ill .1 few Holco mb, Steve Anthony Wa11 10r Tour, Pure Stocks, 111c hes ot Ime but couldn t Gary Tun l-out Cyli nders, and Mmt Gou ld, get D1dson to btte Lauderman, Chad Roush, Wedges Summlffy for June 27 ~rfbune- :: Sentinel CLASSIFIED AP photo ~ homered The Datly Sentinel • Page 83 ----~- - \\'.,()1 \(I \II \IS rtght leg aga1n s1 M1kh.nl Wcdncsd.Jy will be No 3 1 Youzhny and stopped 1n the FeiJ l!,J no Lopez who overmiddle o l the second g.unc c.Jmc th1 ee match pomts to tor lieatment by d tr,uner ddeat No I 0 Marcos N.ld,JI slipped on wotn "Baghd.1t1s 5-7, 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 lUI t behtnd the b,1Sel1ne (4) 8-6 wh1 lc suetchmg for a shot, Fedeter. wtll next play the and hJS n ght leg bent awk- I,JS\ man to beat h1111 at wardly He s.ud he felt a Wunbledon , Mana Anc1c crack behmd the knee Federe r overcame some "1 felt a little btl pam," he shaky momcllls 1n the ltrstsa1d "1 was a little btl sel uebredkeJ to defeat scared" Hewitt 7-6 (7 ), 6-2, 6-4, After the 11 amer wrapped while Anc1c outlasted Nadal's leg below the knee , Fern.mdo Verdasco 3-6, 4-6, the Spantard showed na 6-3 6-4 I 3- 1•1 stgn the lllJUry bothered hun S1ncc losing to the btgthe rest of the way, wmnmg scl\ mg Anuc m the first 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 1oun d 1n 2002, Fed~rrer has : "R1ght now I am feeling won 63 consecuu Vtl' grass -· better," Nadal sa1d an hour court nMt ches, mcludmg 38 vJctOJy aftec the at Wunbledon "Tomorrow we w1ll see how ' r completely underestt· I wake up But hopefully mated h1m back m 2002," gmng to be fine " Fede1er smd " What It Nadal wtll next play No t.lll ght me w.1s not to under12-seeded Andy Murray. estlm <~te ,111y opponent" . trymg to become the 11rst Th.1t n1.1r be the b1ggest Brtttsh man to wm ch.ille nge 111 the ne~t two Wtmbledon smce 1936 He rounds tor the Wil liams sts, thrilled a ,purusan Centre lcl s, who h.1ve won stx of Court crowd by complett ng the p<is\ e1ght Wunbledon a comeback wm JUst before titles <~nd .1re dommatmg dark agamst No 8 Rtchard ugam thts ye .1r If the Gasquet, 5-7, 3-6. 7-6 (3). Gr<Jveyard of .Champtons 6-2, 6-4 can' t stop them , what wtlP Marat Safin reac hed a Court 2 h<J s no tombGrand Slam qu.lrterfma l for sto nes. but the names of the f1rst ume smte wmnmg losers there mcludes suc h th e 2005 Au st r.lii.In Open. former cha mpt o ns as Pete beatmg No 13 Stan tsl,ls S.tmpt "' Andre Agasst. John McEnroe Junmy Wa wnnka 6-4,6-3 , 5-7 6-1 and both Safm \ opponent Co nn o rs • -'--Tuesday~---July 1, 2008 ,.< ' from Page Bl BE rHESDA Md T1ger WooJs dues not know when he c<~n play goll <~galll but he '"'d Mond.1y h" rebu ilt lelt knee h.1s been sore hiS entire PGA Tour c.1reer .md he looks torward to pl,1y1n g on two godd leg -. 'Mv let! knee h.IS been SUI e -101 I 0 ID 12 yell60 ' Woods s,ud dunng .1 conterence c<~ll ior hiS AT&T N,uJOnal tourn.1mcnt hiS ilrsl pubhc comments s1nce leconstruc!Jve surge1y 1.~>1 Tuesd.IV II Will he n1ce to iuMIIy -h.11e " hc.illhy leg The doclurs h.I\ e .1ssured me th at my long-term he.IIth w11-l be .1 hell ot a lot bcllcr than l! s beeu over the l,lsl dec.1de I m re.lily look1ng 1orward Ill that - Tuesday, July 1, 2008 c-. - -"l" BY DouG FERGUSON ASSOCIATED PRESS ~a1V -- www.mydailysentinel.com Woods recovering from rebuilt knee \\/t1uJ:-. - - 110 HH rWINifU 110 110 Hill' II \\It D ktlncarlyle@comcast net LOST Fn Jack Russell brown/whtte near The Attract1ve Lady would enJOY Moose Lodge Pt Pleasant meettng Gentleman 64 72 304 675 2917 for Fnendshtp Send tnqwres - - - - - - - to CLA 11 C/oF'otnl Pleasant Male Australian Shepherd ~.egis!!!J!c~?,?..MaiO St,___PI ..,...9!l_Bulavtll~ Pk...f!9"'"'"""-'--1-tane bndge be~;n 1100 for 2 months '"7~w;n Small dog found June 20 on Graham School Ad Call to For mformatton 1ead1ng to tdentfy 740 446 4979 the arrest & convtc!IOn of the ~70 thtev ng scum that brOke tnto YARD SAl E our home on Bulavtlle Pike " - - - - - - - - " and stole guns & jewelry Please call Gal ha County ...,..._Y_A_R_Il_SA _l_f_·___, Shertff s OHtce. r ~~! ~lf~GR 1tte t:oodF!. *1\l I ~ '1~~ "'fi-llS 'PID-a /~--=;;::::;::::::::-+- ~" ..,.D Itt~~£=--- - 1 - -'MANAGE,MENT C:,To~b"; OPPORTUNITIES V~o:t """~\.., ca:t:oe-et GALUI~ll Ll Glii:AWAV 6wks old Gray & Wh le male k11ten lttter tratned 304 593 1486 leave message Needs home ASAP Female black cat and 4male kittens Call740 446 6126 Full blooded Great Paramese dog white good wl ktds 304 743 5753 la<.TAND fOU!\U Found on Garfteld Ave white longhalrOd cal w•1h moeelitngjl grey marktngs 446 4523 Found on Kerr Ad Rat Terrter Call to tdenttfy 740 1~~~~.~j~ 388 8166 Found Camera at Gallipolis Wal Mart par~ tng lot Call 304 639 5297 to tdent fy rt ~ CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4'o For Sale Announcement Antiques Apartments for Rent Auclton and F'tea Market Auto Parts & Accessories Auto Repair. AutosforSale Boats & Motors tor sate Bu!ldlng Supplies . ,, Business and Buddlnga Buolneao Opportunity Business Tralnfhg.. . ... Campers & Motor Homes Camping Equipment .. Cards of Thanks Child/Elderly Care E!ectrlcai/Refrrgeration • Equipment for Rent.... Excavatln~ • FarJTt Equipment Farms for Rant Farms for Sale For Leaae .. . ... For Sole . For Sale or Ttade FruRo & Vegetables ... Fum!ahed Rooms General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ada.. .... · Hay & Grain Help Wanted Home Improvements. Homes for sate Household Goods Houses for Rent In Memoriam ln1urance .• . . . . .. Lawn & Garden Equipment Llvtotock..... ... Lost and Found.... Lots & Acreage " 725 . 030 530 440 .. 080 760 .......770 710 750 550 340 .. ...210 140 790 .780 010 190 840 .480 830 , 610 1 . 430 330 490 585 .. ...590 580 450 850 040 .. 050 640 -- ... 11 o .. 810 31 0 ..... 51 o 41 0 .020 130 660 ,,, ...630 060 350 . .. 170 MIICIIIIneous... Miscellaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Repair Mobile Homes for Rent 540 .....860 420 320 .. 220 740 570 005 560 820 230 .160 . 360 .150 ... 650 . 120 Mobile Homes for Sale Money to Loan... . Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers Muslcallnslruments . Personals •. . .. . ... Pets lot Sale l'lumblng & Heating ... Profenlonal Service& Radio, TV • CB Repair Real Eotato Wanted . Schooll Instruction Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .. SRul!lJont Wanted. .. Specl for ReM.................. - •. - ........... -..tiO Spor1!ng-......... _ . _ ••• ·--~.filii SUV'I tor Sele. •. ... . .120 Truckafor Sale ..." .. 715 Upholllory.. 870 Vane For Sale... 730 Wanted to Buy .. . 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplies 620 Wanted To Do .... . ... .. .... . . 180 Wanted to Rent 470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis. 072 Yatd Salo-Pomoroy/Mlddlo ... ..074 Yard Sate-Pt. Plo111nt _ .. 076 • 4 famtly 9 ? Wed Thurs 908 Roush Lane Cheshrre name brand men/womens gtrls (stzes 0 16 mths and 4 7) boys stzes 0 2T Ftsher Pnce toys stroller car seats bouncy seals ht chatr 1umper d1shes rots sene and much more --------,--GtgantiCyard sale men & womens baby name clothes clothesbrand tv video camera computer des~ cook top stove house hold ttems Playsta!lon exerctse eqUip & more July 1 2 3 on Spruce St EJCt 9am to 4pm each day Hollow Ad ' miteThKemper rs Jut Wed 2 3lrom 9 u Y 5 guns Ioo Is IIIt er mtsc ttems -------July 1 2 3 Gtrls name brand clothtng women s plus stze clothtng furntture beddtng exerctse eqUip ment tools mrsc rtems to numerous to mention located at the tntersect1on ol Ltnle Bullsk1n and Johnson Ad (USt otf 218 0 D " I :~~~=~N:E:A:·:'n:c~·::=======:-::w~w:w:c:o:m:oc:s:c:o:m:: 74 YAKI>S\n• IIIO ~ i'o'tEKOY"'lltUJt•: Hu p \\'ANTE.Il 11" '~ ,. L Yard Sale July 3rd & 4th! 502 5 8 roadway Rac1ne Nkon camera Cabe~la hunt tng gear ba,. . ers "'ra""" shhop I h muc ' oo s ouseware;.a more 740 94 9 29 10Ill 6 )'AKO SAU· .. Pr. PLEASAAl "--------" Garage Sale Tools FIShing thtngs lots baby thmgs much more July 2 and 3rd8 ? 126 English A d Estate SaIe 104 St New Haven July 1 2 Rodney Communtty June SOth • July 5th cen1er gam ? Lo1s o1 ttems across from Ball held mcludtng keyboard lttt la Ant1ques glassware boys clothes b1kas etc Don t mtss 11 F rst 1me thts electrontcs compute rs year TV & m1sc Somethtng July3and5 EndofSAS88 1o_r~E-ve~ry-o~n~•---behtnd Bodtmers Porch Sale Appl ance Name your price yard sale Warehouse Henderson WV July 1-3 1rom 911114 Go Non July 1st 2nd 9am Spm 160 112 mtla past Komer Somethtng for Everyone Store on your nght Yard Sale 1st 2ndt3rd of Yard sale Bulav11te Ptl<e off July 1 5 m1fes out Jericho SA 554 Jul~1 1 2 from 9am Rd across from Weld1ng Htll 6pm Ad Large Layne .;,4,.....,.,-.,.---, YARilSAI~i,..,..-..,.,,....----, WANTEO i'oMf ROIIMIIMll E L,__..;,;o.oiili-_.1 343 South 4th Ave M1ddleport 7 4th & 5th 800· 400 No early sales Workmg computer cheap & more Absolute Top Dollar S1l ver/gotd coms any 10KI14KIIBK gold Jewelry dental gold pre 1935 US cu rrency prooflmtnt sets dtamonds tlrs ComShop 15 ~ 2nd Avenue Galhpolts 446_2842 ________ Interested In old unwanted pontoon boats (740)992 1819 -.,-------Junk cars wtth or without !tiles 740 388 -a884 Carport Sale July 12 3111 5413 Grant St Mtddleport Ratnor Sh1ne 900 6 00 Carport sale 1/2 mtle past Alhgalor Jacks name"-and womens & boys 8 16 IJI -sc~ru~b~s~Ju~ty'--2~"~'--Garage sate 1st 4th 5th 9 ? At 7 above Eastern Htgh ra1n canal destgner hand bags&sun glasses fused glass art jewl ry patio lurntt QUeen&twtn beds housewares c ds ktds mov1es couch end table k1ds lad1es men s clotpes Garage Sale 625 Ma1n St Aut Iand •100 1s Earn hard1 Collecttbles guns ltres & wheels mtsc other Items Mo111ng Sale JUly 1 2 3 lake At 124 1nto Rutland 1st left & follow s1gns every lh1ng must go FIND A JOB ' ORA ~EW CAREER IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 0 I'() BtN ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ll9 \V. " ~-II!H•FJ•.Ir-•A•\Iffi-~.'.,J ., An EJCcellent way 10 earn money Tha New Avon Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 -------- AVON! All Areas! To Buy or Sell Sh~rley Spears 304 675 1429 Post! ons wl1h SodeJCo Dtnn1ng Servtees located at The Unrverst!y of A10 Grande Cook start ng wage of $9 30 Food Servtce Worker starttng wage of $8 50 On cal! part time catertng staff start1ng wage of $7 SO Expenence pre !erred but not necessary Please apply In person at The Unf11erslty of Rto Grande s cafeteria No tale phone calls please Bennetts Heattng & Cooling ts now htrtng lor a couple of laborers lor help 1n the 1nstallaton & servtce felds and up keep arOund the bus ness Expe rtence not needed but helpful Individuals must have a valid dnvers 1cense wtth a clean drtvtng record Please no phone calls appl cattons can be, ptcked up Monday thru Fnday 9am Spm at 1391 Saftord School Ad ~G~t'-'I'Jl<l..:''::.::. 0"__:"::_::__ __ BENNIGAN 6 now htrtng gnll cooks 304 675 5227 Execut1ve D1rector pos1tton for Domest c V1olence Agency serv1ng Itnee coun ties of SouthernOhtO40 hr a week ~;~o s tton With some overtime needed COmpensatory t1me provtd ed BenefitS Health Insurance Paid Holidays Two weeks vacaton after one year three weeks after ftve years Starttng salary S26 000 to $26 000 Must have College Degree rn Human Serv1ces or mtnor m human sen;1ces held wth a mnor tn adm mstratlon At 1eas11wo years expertence workmg w1th the publiC1n a serv ce post\ton Send resum e and three reler ences to Search Committee PO Box 454 Galhpohs OhiO 45631 ExecutiVe Dtrector poSit10n for Domeshc VIolence Agency servmg three coun t es of Southern Oh1o 40 hr week POSition With sOme weekend overt me needed Compensatory ltme prov d ed Benefits Health Insu rance Pa d Holidays Two weeks vacatton afte r one year three weeks after f1ve years Starltng salary $26 000 to $26 000 Must have college degree tn Human SerVIces or mtnor tn Human Servtces Ietd wtth a mnor 1n Adm1nrstra110n At least two years expet~e nce workmg w1th the publtc 10 a serv 1ce pas t1on Send resume and three refer ences to Search Commttee PO Box 454 Galhpolls Ohto 45631 FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS $t7 89$28 27/h#. now "h1r ng For appllca110n and free govarnemont JOb 1nfo call Amercan Assoc ot Labor 1 913 599 6226 24r'hrs emp serv -'---------Needed tmrnedtately 3 houf*t cleaners Sam 12pm or lpm 5pm $20 per shtn Debbie 446 2451 C>fl- "'1:"0. 1nd vtduals who will stnve to ach1eve the Best 1n CustomerSansfact on anij team work If you have a destte to succeed 11 1th a goal drt\en team onented and growing company we ol1er Health dental and hie msurance prescnp!Jon card bonus program patd vacatto 1 nallagement apparel ad•ancement from w1thm Apply1n personat the Burger Kmg Restaurant 65 Upp€1 River Road or ma11resume to Burger King PO Box 2407 Huntfng1on WV 25725 or fax lesume to 740 446 3400 or 304 529 opss EOE 110 ~ HI u• \V.\Nffl.) L,...,;______.l Needed dedtcated HHA s PCA s CNA s & STNAs Established and well Gall a Me gs Commun1ty AcMn Agency s accept1ng agency respected local home Located healthIll apphcatmns tor a pa rt l1me Galhpols Oh10 has ava11 program clerk to ass1st md1 able lull t me and part 1me v duals ofvanous soc1o eco cases II you have a deSire nom1c backgrounds com 10 '· d plete online applications war~ as a respecte prov de promotional presen TEAM membm call tattons and generate (740)446 3806 tor tmmed1 reports Qual ftca1t0ns ate mtervtew EMcolient computor sktlls -0- - - - - - record keep•ng skills good hiO Valley Home Health Inc hnng LPN for an o111ce commu nicatiOn and orgam schedullngra1de rv1sor zabonal skits Val1d dmers posJiion Apply supe at 1480 hcense rehabte transporta Jackson P1ke Gallipolis or 1100 and tnsurance requ•rad phone 441 1393 Please forward apphcat 1on 11 and resume by 400 pm on Co pe!Jt ve Wages and ts 1nclud1 ng health July 8 2008 to GMCAA bene! 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A1CI1 and A\ enue Sulle and be li censed by the Oh10 Rt 08 Athens OH 45701 Department of Educati On Applcat10 1 Deadlne July Appl cants must also have 11 2008 330 pm Tht> the ab1hty to work well With AMESC 1s an equal opportu stalf st udents and the puh n ty Employer/PIOVIder •he mw st provtde own trans porlatlbn Salary Will be based QuahfSubm1 ca110ns andof e~penence t letter mlerest resume and 1efe1 ~~~o~= Supermtendent Athens Me1gs Educat anal Ser 11ce Center St Pomeroy3201 112 Oh10E Man 45769 We need to h1re 20 people ApphcatH:lftS must be for opentngs tn our rece ved by Monday July 7 Galhpolts locatto,nt 12 00 pm The AMESC ts an Equal OpportunIty Youcanbe a pan of a EmployenProv1der company selectedas one of !he The Athens Me1gs EducaiiQnal Servtce Center TOP FIVE Best Places to has an ANTIC IPATED pos Work m Ohlot liOn openmg as Regional Ltteracy Consultant lor • 58 SO!hr FT + Bonus 16 State Support • Local Phystc1an On Ste reg,on T Team hiS s a Ful l Ttme • New Tr<lll)mg Class starts p OSitiOn 0 ua111cat1ons At ne~l weeK teas1f1ve years at successful readtng nstrqctton n a Call Today or Apply classroom Masters degree onhnel In educaton (Readll1g 1 888 IMC PAVU Spectal Educanon or con,. Job Ext 1901 central on m L1teracy) appropna1e Ohm cert l1ca !ton or hconsurc technology eJCperJence (le on lne managemem system ema I electromc presentat1o n) and access to technology after school hours Aad 1onat" ;:re: le~rre~d~P:re~':oo:us:e•:pe~'~'1~~§~~~~ ence as a S AI u1structor 0 1 888 763 2393 PIT Secur1ty Ofltcers must be able to pass drug test & background check Send resume to www mfoweare gonnagetem com or fax to 740 44t 9645 Part Time AN 740 377 9095 Oualr1y Care Nursmg POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr mdudes Federal Benef ts OT Placed by adSource not offered wl USPS who h1res J •666 403 2582 ::--.,--,----,,---Regional Dump Drivers A&J Truckmg tS seel-;mg quahl ed COL A dnvers to cperate semt dumps lor reg1ona1routes We feature excellent home Ime health ahd dental tnsurance 401(k) vacaton bonlls pay and safety awards Ouahf1ed appl11:ants must be over 23 yrs have a mmmum of 1 year of commencal dnvmg expMence & clean MVA Pnor exper1ence w1th semt dumps and roll oils IS t1elp · lui contact Kent at 800 462 9365 or f11t out appl1ca 110n at www rJiruck ng com EOE Restaurant MGT poS1110n ava1lable at Subway of Pt Pleasant Restauranl E:cperlence helptul Apply In P81!i0t1 be\woon 130·5 00 MFNo Phone Calls Please ~all~olls lilatlp urnbune ~omt lQita~ant ltgts'ler The Daily Sentinel iunbap. itmts -itnt\nel �I •,.•h•e---.•t• he • n•s•-M• e•igr's ;:::::::~N~e=w~H:av:en, ** Educational Service Center • • :'1 0 TIC [ has an ANTICIPATED pos1· tiQfl openmg as Spec1al Borrow Smart. Contac t Educa!IOn Consultant tor the Oh10 01v1S10n ol Reg1on 16 Stale Support Fmanc1al Institution's Team . Th1s rs a Full T1me Ol!1 ce of Consumer Posit1on. Alta1rs BEFORE you refiOuahfrca!IOns Masters degree 1n nance your nome or Education. SpeCiiJI obtam a loan . BEWARE Educahon of requests for any large Edu~ atiOn Adm1n1strat1on or a ppropr~ ­ advanc e" payments ot ate related !reid or evtdence tees or •nsu ran ce . Call the Office of Consum er of equ1vatency. five ytilars successful classroom teach· Affarrs toll free at 1·866· 1ng . sc hool improvement 27B-0003 to learn if the planmng 01 related e•perl· mortgage broker or lender tS properly en ce : expertise and/or s1g· n1f1cant leadersh ip e xper~ · . licensed . [This is a public enr;;e at the d1stnc1 level: serv ice announcenmrll rrom the Oh10 Valley license aPpropnate to the Publishing Company) 1nd•v.duars protess1on: an(! de monstr ated knowledge of IDEIA and NCLB. Length ol contract and salary will be PH.on·'SSIONAL 01 SER\'.ICE'i L--.Oiiiii.iiiiiiii-,.,1 determined upon employment. Submrt letter of inter· TURNED DOWN ON est to ·John D Costanzo. Superintendent. Athens-- SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Win ! Meigs Educational Service 1-BBS-582-3345 CenJer, 507 Richland Avenue Suite # 1DB~ Athens 1{1 \1 l'tf\11 OH 4570 1. .Application Dead hne J•Jiy 11, 2008. fliO 3:30p.m . The A.ME S~ "'-.E.n equal opportunity Employer/P r ~vide r. ScH(X)L_~ IN-'TRueno~ Gallipolis Career COllege (Ca riets Close To Home) Call Today! 74Q-446·4367, 1·800·214·0452 www gaM:pol•scareerr;ol'&ge adu Me mber Accrt>diliog Council ror lnaependenl COlleges and Sctlaols 1274B ' Accred1 te.d 170 ML'it:."llJ ANEOUS Pet Cremations. Call 740446·3745 All TypeS Masonry, B r~c k . Block, Stone, Free Estimate, {7 40 )416· 7305· 304·593· 64.2 1 tl\\\1 1\1 3 br., 2 bath, 4 2BA ln town, Gallipolis. No a<:res, hot lub, gas log lire- pets. $500/rent + deposit. place, great view, (304)882- Call 44t-0110 or 591 ·5174 3021, $53 ,000 Ellm View Apartments 3 bedroom house lor rent In 2&38A apts. $386 and up, Very ntce 4br. 2 ba on Middleport (279 Broadway CIA, WID Hookup. Tenant Kineon Dr in Galltpolts. Quite St.) $450 a month plus pays electric . EHO (304)882·3017 neighbothood _dead end de""'"t.(740)4t6-1354 street. Large 2~r garage and finiShed basement 740· 256-1109 i MOBFOILERC'~.o!m; I --- .:mt.r. • 49;--available 1st week in Qra"IOUI Living 1 aM 2 July - Addtson Pike "' 0 beth, ~000 16x70 Fle etwood 2 bed 2 bath. Hi19.9 Fortune 3 bed 2 bath . Daytime 388-0000, evening 245-92 13 2008 3 bedroom 2 billh sectional.home $279 per month 740..385·7671 . Phillip Alder r•o "'t l'l' l l l.., .\. I I\ I .., I cII h. ~~~T I ...· no ~~--oi"""iiiiiiiilliiiiiiio-"· · C AR GO/ CONC ESS ION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE· NECK HITCHES. CARMICHAEL EQUIP· M ENT / CA A M I C HAEL TRAILERS SALES & SEA· 20t7 JeffefSOn , 2 N. 3rd A.ve ., Middleport, 2 br bedroom , 1 bath, $45b plus furnished apartment. no deposit. Pick up applica- pets, deposit & references, tions at ERA Town & count•v Real ESiate. Btoket (740J992·ot65 1911 Jefferson Boulevard, Nice 2or Apar t. W/Fridge & Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Kitchen Range, AC/Gas VI~E . SPECIAL 20FT GOOSENECK FLATBED r·. M~FOILERREN'rHOME'i - $3999. VIEW ~OUR ENTIRE TRAILER INVENTORY AT w w w . A AM H A E L TAAILERS.COM 740-446· 8825 c 1 c Brand· New Restaurant for Lease AT 2 good location, Owner has other interests cau 304·549·5696 Anytime OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ING CO. recommends that you do busin~ss with peqple you know, and NOT to send money through the mail unlil you have investigated tQe offering. on CARPENTER SERVICE Room Additions & Remodeling NewGaragea Electrical & Plumbing R®tlng & Gunerl Vlnwl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks 036725 wv V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy Oh ro 25 Yc-~rs local E~pc1 cncc' r-----~--, .. OBERT BISSEll 29670 8ashan Road Racine, Ohio ·' 45771 . 740.949-2217 Slzes-5'x10' to 10'x30' AM • • • New 8:00 PM 1!1411 mo. pd H&H Guttering & Removal Seamless Guners ROoting , Siding, Gutlers lit ·--iiiiiiiiiiiO.-" David Lewis 740-992-6971 r 2002 Sebring, 2003 Satutn Pomeroy lil:nd Middleport, HOI.SF.HOIJ> Vue. Othe't quality vehicles with warranty In s!ock. Stop security required, no or call Cook Motors 328 iO pels, 740.992·22t8. FOR ~T Serber Carpet $5.95 yard Jackson Pike, 740-446· , _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. 1br all utilities pd. also 2 br Aerflinents · $40 & up, 0103 HO!ISIS ~=~~~olng 1rr::::::--":":~~--, A!l reel11tate In this newapapar is F:l~b~:: , ~~~h;c~e;;;r~l cmd houses in riO depos~ Homes :~~til~~~t P~ie:::~t.d~~-~ 79 Corv&tte T-Top, 350 engine, auto trans, very _ which makesltlllegat to 446 7444 advertiM "any i!ij~~-----, clean. 70,400 mi les. 740· preference, limltatton Ql M&ELI.ANEOI!S I 388·0236 discrimination based on """~·~ . ISE -------nl.t.IC....... ~,u Police""Impounds! Cars from race, color, religion, 11:11 famlllalatatua or national $500!. Hondas, Chevys. origin, or any Intention to 2-lightet:f walnut shOW cases Jefips, Fords, & more! lor mek:e any such Victorian glass front listjngs B00·620·4B76 ex V435 pr.,erence, limitation or Marquee,collectlons of [ TRUCKS 15 , dlaerlmlnation." misc ..... heavy duty battery charger, FOR SAI...E This newapaper will not large trunk:s,coke sign,toys knowingly accept sca les,clocks.Musical" items 2001 Dodge Dakota, 5 adverUaementaforreal :2-3 br House, 30 Burdette 2 bedrooam apartment tor Call • • . 740 992 4197 speed, 4x4 , Regular Cab, etlale Which lain Adt;lilion $425 month+ $400 rent in Mtddleport, no pets. Short Bed.· $4800 OBO. violation_Pf the law. Our security, new paint & carpet. (740)992-5856 Edge Tuner lor F150, 04-08 740)256·1964 304·675·6240 alter Spm reade"-ere hereby 4.6 Liter or 5.4 in boll, never informed that all .212 3rd Ave. 3 rooms and dwellings advertleed In 2416 B Monroe Ave. 3 bed· bath , furnished. no pets. used. $250. 740·992·1053 ,_ FUR SALE thla newtpaperare room, lull size basemrint, No Rent+ Dep. 740·441-0245 Flower Flats,$$.50, available on an equal Pets, $500 month, $500 Geraniums, 3/$1.00, 1 depOsit Serious Inquires 2BR apt. CIA. 140) 441· 200 1 Chevy Tahoe , 4ll4, LT. Elephant Ears, · Cannas, 0194 Only 304·675·5 t 55 leather healed seats. sun· Also have Goldfish, Koi, HUD Homes! 3 bed, only 2br House on River in 2Br in Gallipolis, water, Pond Plants. (740)446· roof; on·star, CD player, very good condition, .Tow packtrash inclucled. 1578, (740)645· 1361 $15.300! for listings 800· Mason, WV HUO Approved sewe r, age sa.ooo 304-773~ 304·488·7946 · $190/rent $390/deposit. 620:4946 ell A019 5070 740·339·2494· JET 199/mo! 3 bed, 2 bath, Bank: Repo! (5% down, 20 years, 360·0163 8% APR) for listings 800: 620·4946 ox. R027 1BR Apt , W/0 hookups, satell ite TV incl. w/rent, 3b r close to hospital. Call 740· $37 51month . 1br $500/mor th In Syracuse . 339·0362 deposit HlJd App. No Pets. - - - - - - - - (J0 4)675 . 5332 weekends 1BA studio downtoWn Includes new appl., laminate 740. 591 •0265 lloorin~;;~, water sewer & trash 2 bedroom house for rent, $375 mo· + dep 740·709· no pets, (740)992·5858 1690 (ref req] . '-'-:.:--=----- r or older? . 1991 21' Jamboree Motor Home Ford engine 4 1,000 miles .. 740·992·3S42. · Stop & Compare Senior Discount* when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! - Beeutlful Apia. al Jackson Estates. 52 Westwood Drive, from $365 to $560. 740·446-2568 Equal Housin g Opportunity. This institution is an ·Equal Opportuflity Provider and 2-c:KC ·Rat Temer puppies, Employer. males. & 1 Shi·Poo puppy, CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· male 30 4"675-4243 Here>-s all you need to do ... Fill out tpe coupon beJow and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. Townhouse apartments, and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)44t-lt 11 for application & information. Sou th ·Z.NT )Batlp QCttbune •oint tUeasant B.egtster, \ The Daily Sentinel 6itrtba!' 'Otime• -6entinel REGISTERED NURSE . r••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l Subscriber's Nami l I I I I Address - - - - - ' - - - - - -- - I I I I. I I I City/State/Zip - - - - - - - - I I I I I Phone,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I I I I I Mall or drop .off this co'upon along ' .. : with a copy of your photo·ID to 1 1 1 Ohio Valley Publishing P.O . Box 469. Gallipolis, OH 45631 : I ·----------- -- -- ------------- --- - -- ----- I Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a full tim'e 08/PEDS Registered Nurfie and per diem JCCU R~g_istered Nurses. Applicants must have current West Virginia licen se. Previous OB experience and pre vi· ous JCCU experience. Send resumes to: . Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 Fax (304) 675-6975 or apply on-line at www.pvalley.org AA/EOE Application to Revise a Permll (APR) area Is loca1ed In Meigs Cdun1y, Salar)i Township, Fraction•! Secllono 2 and .12, Township ·a N and Range 15· W, on the . proparty of Southern Ohio Coal Company. The Application to Revise a Permit (APR) · encompassa~ -· 0.20acres and Is tocated on 1he Rulland 7 112 Minute U .S. G.S. Quadrangle Map. approximately 1,3 mll~s Northeast of Salom Cenler, Ohio and approxlmat~ly 2.0 miles Northwest oflhe lnterse,c tlan of Oho Sllta Roules 124 and . 325. ' The appllcallon . pro· poses the under· ground Injection of trea1ed acid mine drainage sludge from Southern Ohio Coal Company's Mir;-e No. Racordar'a Office, 100 E. Second Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 lor public viewing · and shall remain so lor al leao130 days following 1he lasl date of publl· cation of this no1ico. WriHen commenls or requests for an Infern:aal conference may be filed • with lhe Divlslon ·ot Mineral Resources managemont, 2045 Morse Road , Building H·3, Columbus, Ohio 43229·6693 within 30 days afler the last date of publication of , lhla nollca, (6) 10, 17,24 (7) 1 Hardwood Cabinwy And FurnHure www.timbereraekcabinlftry.com AUNT LOWEEZY WILL STOP TELLIN' YA WHAT TO DO" 740.446.9200 2459 St. Rt. 160 · Gallipolis East Pass 4¥ Pass All pa ss ~~v~~~k~i~t 41 Tiny sphere off 23 Gentle ' 44 Trot and 25 Spill tile gallop' beans 45 .Buddha's 1 Shilly-shally 26 Laze . land 2 Zola 's name around 46 Clay-pigeon 3 Mouthfuls 27 Inch game 4 Revive forward 48 Nave [2 wds.) 29 Old PC neighbor 5 Thor's syslam 49 GNP or falher. 30 Cartoo.n ERA 6 -Quixote shriek 50 Stones ' 7 Cogilo 31 C.)leat sheet Guitarist sum 32 'rair • -Wood 8 Panh~ndle •., offe ring ~-· ---st oufback 9 1300 hours 34 Shoo!· bird 10 Strange em-ups 52 Party fabric 13 Power unit 9 Frull drink 54 Bull 15 Thoroughfare 40 Bedouin' s markets 19 Way ofl domain 22 They give 42 Like - a hoot of bricks DOWN THAT'LL BE YO.RE WIFE'S J08 !' There is one word in that sentence to help you lind the,only winning play tn ttl is tough deal - and lh at is no l1 e. , You are Sou th . tn lour t1earts. How would you plan tile play after Wesl leads· the spade jack? I believe that a two-no-trump opening should show ·2 t -22 high-card points. but, as here, 8 good 20-count suffi ces. (For e)(perts: If you count two points for each ace and one lor each king, t.lle total for a two·no·trump open ing is usually seV'eh. If your h"and has fewer control-points. as they are called, open wrth one ot a su1t unless your point-courit is high. Bul when you have eigh1 con trol-points. upgrade your hand.) After you bid two no-trump, North gambled on linding a 44 major;suit fit. Eilst is marked with the spode king. I lead lrom the K,,-_____..,:;..__ "'"'T'h"e':",.-:'"i''"'n~o"-'teRSoo) lo--;;;;.,;; · . • - -·-..,....- '"CELEBRITY CIPHER- the queen. dummy playS low and East produces tile king . If you succumb to tile natural reaction to win with your ace, you will go down. Wh~n West gets in with his heart ~ce . he will continue with the spade 10, and East will ruff away du mmy's queen. You 'Will lose two spades, one heart and that ruff Instead, let East take the first trick. Suppose he shiNs to a rrump, West winning with the ace and playing another spade. Just play tow from lhe board. EaGt may ruff, but now you lose only one spade, one ' lleart and one ruff. Your spade ace and queen take tricks. :THE BORN LOSER IXJE. TO Tf\E. RU.E.I{\ ~ ~'"wt: f.\1\VE. TE.I-\P0¥:1>-~Y --, Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 S/>..L.I'\O~(LLI-. • CeH: 740-416·5047 Owners: Jon Van t.~eter KE.r-'\OIJt.l) TOAATOE.~ VRCI'\ :i(./o..I<.L. email: & OVI<. Mt.NU... Paul Rowe G THE WINDOW Close-Oul Sale I0" hanging Baskets UDY $7.75 20 years e:<perience Geraniums .60e Bedding Plant s 48 per llat $6.00 in sewing .r Pocke t $2.50-Per dozen Sa l. sjo- 4:30 Sun. 1·5 Ed's Greenhouses Roman Shades and More Plus Pillow, Bedskirts Table Covers & Table Nob I~ Summit Rd. Runners Middlepon. OH IBetween Br~1tbury .\: f\uiiJn d l t:UL SANDY 74lb'!92. 7960 . 503 lllll• M-118tl IIWIIO ASK '1'0LIR D06 TO ,...,""' OUT AND PLA'f' l·C~IA5E TI-lE STICK" lien ••n4riii1VI:18111-6:181m SIIUIIII¥9:01•12:081111 ... D065 I-lAVE IREJECTION SLIPS? ''THANK '<OU FOR YOUR OFFER TO COME OUT AND PLA'f' .. WE ARE BUS'( At TJ.ltS TIME, 1-!0WEVER,AND CANNOT ACCEPT '(OUR OFFER .. WE HOPE '(OU WILL BE SUCCESSFUL ELSEW~ERE" J40-192-31M r I(• I PAYING TOP PRICES FOR 1m •• ' ··-... • ' " ' .. ,.. _ .. .t RICK PRICE J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding Windows • Roofing • DecKS • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Addl11ons CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION • 4~~~~ YOUF~GOT (THESE. "'o .. ~ '(;:":;;.!) 6 \;,s.·~:,, ~ .~ .., ''• ' ". '• ,,_ GARFIELD J .. ()ft(f>H, FL.A&I11 LIS"f'6 61"ART AGAIN ••• Local Contractor Owner: 740-367·0544 James Keesee II 742-2332 • 740 9q2 0 710 Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, · Efeclric, Plumbing, : Drywall, emodeling, Room Additions • Replacement Free Estimate• 740-367·0536 House Building MARCUM CONSTRUCTION For Remodeling and New Call: • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • o~~~~--1-~- 1-­ B~ms • Patio's, Porches and Decks: '- MIKE W. MARCUM, DWIER 47239 Riebel Road , Long Bouom. OH :oAIZZWELLS VTMXHXJ VTLM NHJN MLXXHXJ IHOFTWRM OFNTTZ SNR WTXXRJLS KXI S T P K GR L 8 FZK DO FTLXSMV. SNKS HO G. LMS OM PREVI OUS SOLUTION- :Award s mean a lot bullhey don'( say 11 all. The people in baseball mean more to me tllan sta"t1stics · · Ern1e Banks WORD GAM I ORGarron_go leHors of 1he lour scrambled words b$· low 10 form fovr "'simple words. Wedne1d~y, July 2, 2008 . By Bernice Bede Osol Do all thai you can to improve or hOne your managerial sk itts in the yeaYahead,because vou are apt to be oilered just 1 such a position tor which strong admlnis1rative profici en cy will be necessary Those who are prepared will go far. CANCER (June 21·Ju ly 22) - It is wise not to rQiy upon Lr:u:ly Luck to run things lor you , because she might not be anywhere around when you need her most. · Handle your aflairS with a co ld. sound head LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Th ere may .be a new 'opportunity presented to you. r--r--r--,~,-~ ~ whi ch is ali welt and good ; however, going in , you need to know what you·re · !try nollo gel angry. I iletieve genirig yoursetr Into. It you 're not pre1-.J---L.....JL-.J__.../ ~ pared to do what's requ ired , you"ll flop. .-----~---., ihat ang~r is slale thai slarts . VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 221 - Be open and friendly aboul expanding your soc1al with madne ss and ends with :...•••-. contac1s, but don't accept just anyone at 1 6 Complete the chuckle Quoted lace value. Sound judgment Is re9uired _ .. . • . by lilling in tits missin9 word.s at th is time , especially with the most yov develop' from step No. .3 below·. charming people wlto know how to manipu late others. PRINT NUMBE!EO lfTlfRS IN. I ' l 4 6 LIBRA · (Sept. 23·0cL 23) ~ When it · THESE SQUA RES comes to your work or career, don 't take anything lor granted. S11uations tllat you 1ft UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE lETTER S think are sewn up might be the very ones 1:1 TO GET ANSWER that will tall apa rt it you don 't stay on top of them .. SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) ~ Guard SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 61)0108 against pr'ematurety lelling anyone about Wholly Uoify - Drown,- Unbind - BUY NOW a secret that is good riews, because the wrong person will beat you to the puncll While going over ller bills my fiiend sighed, '" 'Pay LaJer' always and take advantage at your dtsCovery. SAGITTARIUS 1Nov 23-Dec 21) - You · appears too soon wben you 'BtN NOW''' can lle etlher an euat1c buyer or a dis· - ·' C(iminating one as the mood strikes you . The former Ia apt to take precedence at 11116 time, so It might be wise not to make any large, expensive purchases. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Bolh you end your mate could simultaneously make two different commitments Without first consulting !he othe'r to rind out lt the ca lendar is clear. It may cause a problematic dilemma .. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Ju st becaus e someone says he or she ha s cha nged is no re ason to del egate a crit1· ca l asstgnmelll to a person who ha s always messed up. Bettor to do thing s yourself . even it it is an inconvenien ce . . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)- You are a sweetheart or a perS()Il who wants to always think the be st of othe rs, whiCh consequently means you have a tend en· cy to think in wishful terms. It this is the case, It could hurt you. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Being too .self-serving will not accomplish anything e~ecept to turn pthers against you. You might rationalize .. , ~It you don 't tOOk out tor yourself, whO wtll ?" That wou ld be lame argument. TAURUS (April 20·May 20)- Be partie· · ularly carelul noi to tell something you don 't want repeated to an Individual who may be a nloe peraon - but m•y not be able k:eep anything lo hlmaell or htrntl ..7Gdge your confidante mort ceretulty. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)- A proposl· tlon oould be much too tempting not to take act.rantag1 ol, even though win OOUI'\111 !lilt you lt'\11 II II I loUr hWIIt· ment. tr you Ignore sound judgmant, be preperedlo aufltr 11011. I ' a ,-'--nGI' R.;_;;E"r"L,D_E:,.;._,, j I I I 0 8 ARLO & JANIS . SOUP TO NUTZ 740-985-4141 Cell: TXR S RMMTM H0 I I· I' I Recycling• il · ·s .M L R Z A Wt L Homt:74U-99l-3220 Ceii;7'1Q·416-6144 Manlav•a I 'blr 'lllrlhdo,v: roday's clue- P equars W I 1 I I Iz p I R L 'A ·1-...,.-""T"l;-r--,._, I I' J l Drapes. Swags, Val o.nces, Hrs M-Fl:J0-5:00 AstroGraph by luis Campos C,"!ii!tli•IVC1pM1 CI\'OICM]ram; are :rea~ ell '1omauo1at10ns 0'/ tamQ;Js peo11e cast a n~ ~·esanl 1 Eac1 e1te1 onthe erpheo stand> 'o· a~~t~ e ~ EGERED D~.lpe:-;. Sheers. Rod 740-4 16-1834 MO!o\ ...W!'I I 25+ years txperieiice Free Estimates a& oLP as Public Notlco PUBLIC NOTICE Scipio Township Trustees will meeJ on July 2nd a16:30 p .m. al Town Hallin Pa gevllle. (61 29, 30, (7) 1 3tc Mauna34 Fridge stick 35 A Greal 58 Cashew, for e.:ample 59 Is , in Avila 60 Took a load -In "The Wild Duck ." Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen wrote, "Don't use tllat for· ,eign word 'ideals.' We have that e)(cellent native word 'lies.'· .....,.,. ~n40'lJI Celt 740- S90 /666 R e a o u r c. e s Management. The file at Meigs County Wt>St North Pass J • or Hawaii's L Melal & Shingle Rools, Siding, Decks, . Bathroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured ; 304-aes-am words 57 Dead heat 16 Mellowed 17 Foolball complement 18 Repealedly 20 Timer button . 21. It may be 33 Save (2 wds. ) 55 Good or bad sign 56 Bandy Lake 36 Paclno and Hirt ==~O~pe~n=iJl& ~l::ead:'.::.:_;:<~~:_:J:.__.J 37- Sooks info . --~B Billy lhe39 3¥ New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, : 31 Hydrated Lime Walar Traa1man1 FaciiHy, The Injection ac11vHy will occur with· In the abandoned underground mine workings of Southern Ohio Coal Company's Mine No. 31. The application Is on hello 11 LeH Bank pal 12 Hound 's clue 30 Neutral col· A tough start tO the new month • PUBUC NOTICE Southern Ohio Coal ty1iddlepOJt, BeeCh St., 2 br. CKC Registered Bassett Company has aubmlt· furnished 8partment, utiUties Hound puppies. Tri-colored, ted an Application to paid, deposH & re1erenqes, beautifully marked $250 Revioe a Coal Mining no pets, {7o60)992.0165 permit IR·354·63 to the Ohio Dopartmen1 of Nafural Raaources, Help Wanted Help Wanted Olvlalon of Mineral ~0 Vegas rival 53 28 Gel spliced A JO 3 47 Leaves in a bag · 49 Drew up spl~ Dealer: South Vulnerable : Both PSI CONSTRUCTION CKC Minature Pinsc ller 2 males, 4 mon. old, ears cropped , tails docked, sh~ts.. 740·388·8788 Oits and dahs 24 More heroic • AK 740-653-9657 - " ED & AFFORDABLE! ~.alltpoU• . General Contractor 35 Yea rs Experience. NeW Homes. Remodeling & Home Repai"r, Licensed and Insured WV 030318 304-458 -1668 (H) 304-511 ·0759[C) 2 • Vegetable plants IM~ROVEM~NTS ~ 5 :l 2 • QJ 9 4 •K 9765 • A & 5 3. ' K Q 8 6 740-247-2113 2004 Kymco Mongoose 90 BASEMENT ATV, fully a~ tomatic , floor· WATERPROOFING boards, ve ry low hrs, like Unco nditional lifetime guar· new. $1000 740·441·0668 antee. Local references furnished. Established 1975. Call 24 Hr s. (740) 446· 0870, Rogers Base ment Waterproofing . If so, you qualify for a 4 13 Proceed Soulh Farm Letart Falls MaroRHOMIS • IU 7 3 ... Q J Jim O'Brien CAMPER'l & • K + Insured 8 BOnded FRESH HOME-GROWN CABBAGE Easl· • Complete IDIII:B·B M·f 1996 lnsbrool< 5th wl1e6t, super slide, lot 19 Krodel Pa"rk Great CoriditiOn AERATION MOTORS 98 Ford Exped11ion Eddie $10,000 080 219·405·3405 2br. $460, 3br, S540 Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Bauer Edition 150K, $4,900 or 567·855·8174 month, same Deposit plus Stock:. Calf Ron Evans. 1· 304-675·6323 or 304·674eleCtric, washer," . dryer 800·537 ·9528 "if R\ II I "'i hookup, No "Pats. 304-6745130 0023 or 304·610-0776 NEW AND USED STEEL MOTilRCYCLFSi Ho~u: 4WHF.EI£R~ · 1. eBay milieu (2 Wds.) J 10 9 B tr A ~ ,ft 148-992·5882 oeo Are·you 65 43 Auspices 14 Ribollavln Wesl • Garages ·--•GOOiiiiiiiiiiilSiioo--" ~:~~~~~n~vec~~~~~lis22~~ J 10 9 7 ,, Rgg. - , 07·0HI8 .• 8 6 5 2 COIISTRUCTIOR 740-992-1611 Hours 7:00 North • Q 74! Remodeling Stan 1ey TreeTrimming A1l Types O.f fonome Work· SUVs 1• Hill's Self Storage l' 11 •NOTICE• YOUNG'S o •=------..., r r. NEA Crossword Puzzfe" 8 Ghost 's I Heat. WID hookup. 1350 _ H _ _ _ __ _ ave you priced a John * Prompt and Qua l ity ~.J month, $200 Deposit 304· 675-6375. 804,-677-8621 Deere lately? You'll be sur· prised! Ct1e-ck o.. t ourusad-· -W.ur.k~ - - - Brand Me\\' 3bed 2bath on 2 BR 2 B A Rio Granda ;rea N1ce qulet 2BA apt. anci .2B~ mventory • at * Rcasonahk Kat t'~ T • i tCt.if tt~.:rt:l i11 Fl. Fit~tt:;cml. References & WWW . CAAEQ COM * l murcd no pets, references required house. OWNER FINANCE AVAIL$400 month $400 deposit deposit required. No Pets. Carm1chael Equipment. 740· 2712 Lincoln Ave. 3br, 1ba, ABLE. 740·446·3570 446 -1271 or 709- 1657 *Ex pcric111.: ed 44 6·241 2 with deta ched over sized ::--:---,:-,----,--~ _17_4_01_3_67_·_70_2_5_ _ __ Rc fcrctK cs Availahle ~ garage, ca ll tor details Federal Funds just released 2QOO 14x70 3B,R 2BA for, Tara Townhouse New Holland 256 Rake, $78,000 motivated seller, for Land Owners. No 0 109 " rent/land contract 675-79 11 APartmenr S. Very Spacious~ Gatf rie 6' Drum Mowe r, Ct ll Gary Stanl ey@ 304-675 -6757, 304-610- ing cost and ZERO, DOWN! or 593·6127 740-59 1-8044 2 Bedrooms , CIA, 1 112 Gat!rie 9· Tettt;!r. 740·446· 1313 or Assist 2 Sale 304· Will do land Ba!h, Adult Pool & Baby 7 41 Plca.~c leave m e~~a e 755·29El0 Improvements. Bankruptcy 2BR, AC , Fridge, Range, Pool, Patio, Start $425/Mo. & Bad Gredit OK. 2, 3, 4 and WI D, fu rnished . $375 per No Pets. Lease Plus 2br, WrD hookup, 8x 10 out 5 bedrooms available. 740· month +deposit no pets, in I I 1\ i<, Security Deposit. Requ.ired , building . 2 lots in Clifton 446-3384 Centenary. 740-4 46 -0.945 (740)367-0547 . l l l '-liUII $39,50< • between 10amNew 3 Bedroom homes frOm 2br, Expando, Gallipolis 3 llorses for sale call for 9pm 30·~·773-9192 l ll\'> II{ LA Ill Twin Rivers Tower is acce pt $2 14.36 per month, Includes Ferry, $400 + $400 deposit ing applicationS_ for · waitinQ priqes 304·895·3943 3e.s_ 2ba , Sectional on.6 many upgrades, delivery & Office 740-441 ·9931 Concrete Removal lisf tor Hud-subsidized, t -br Angus Cow Call _pa1rs. 2nd acre. Ro se berry Ad. Pt. set·up. (74 0) 385· 2434 3 - - Be-d-ro _o_m _,- A-io- G-,a - n-de apartment for the and Replacemenl calf 304-675·6323 Pleasant. w/ washer, dryer, FARt\1S area, $400/mo, $400 elde rly/disabled, call f;75 dishwasher& refrigerator I I~\ \~1'01{1 \I II)\ FOR SALE deposit, No Pets, 6679 • $65,000 [304)675-6628 . WaterfTrash Paid, (740)245· r10 AlTOS 67_1_ ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 bedroom. 2 1/2 bath log 78 Acres , 3·4 BR house on •5_ · 1 28 Years Experience FOR SALE home, 34286 New Crew a farm w/ pond. Waterloo . Nice 28R. central air, near ~ Rd ., Pomeroy, lg. pole build· OH asking $185,900 cell Hwy t60. $375 month plus - - - - - - - - 1991 Chrysler Fifth Avenue. ing & out building on 6 acres (740) 649-0175 or (740) security deposit & reler- Unlurnished 1 bedroom apt. Good Condition. Phone 740· w/pond. (81 .6)668·0758 Insured 645-nss ences (740 )379·2923 or 2nd floor, corner of Second 441·5378 or 740·416-6292. 1 (740)446·6865 and Pine No pats - - - - '"' - - - , - - , - - - 'M'Ool2182 Fr8e Estimates By Owner. 3br. Hou'se, full l """ & ~., I References required 1999 Pontiac Sunfire, 2dr, basement, anachedGarage, ACRFAGE • Ao'Killl'~ n' u~ '" . ' Security deposit. $275 per auto. 90.000 m1les. $3000. Rt 62 Midway, 6 miles from .-. .FOR month, water lncluijed. Call Call 645·6190 Toyota Plant -304-588-4858 MOBILE HOME LOT Fun 446-4425 or 446-3936 2002 Ni ssan Senlra 5 1031 Georges Creek 1 and 2 bedroom apart· · l't~eei;--2WS~U ext cab, · ~~lcl!ll,1!lHI!!!1!e!liV,-II! ""ffie'nts. rurriished and~url!ur:"" r The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 1''n1 oor, ' ' y r lng t he Park: downtown Gallipolis . References required , no pets,· security deposit. S600 per mon th. Call 446· 4425 or 446 ·3936 Z, 2006 16xBO Clayton 3 bed deposit. 2 www.mydailysentinel.com ACROSS $650/rent • $650/Sec dep • Manor and RiviHstde Apts. in · EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER _ N_o_P_E_T_s_ . c_a_ll_4_ 46_-_36_4_4_for Middleport. hom $327 to BUILT. VALLEY more info. $592. 740-992-5064. Equal H 0 R S E! L 1V ESTOCK Nice ~ newly remodeled Housing ()ppoftunity. TRAILERS, LOAD MAX hous&. 1 lg. bedroom. clli1t. f EQUIPMENT ·TRAILER S, Large. charming, un ur· CARGO EXPRESS & air, w/d hookup, $395 per · hed 3 bed oom apt 2"d r ·• " H 0 M E S T E A 0 E A month, (740)992·5226, Rt . 7 ms LA DR e look· 11 • BRIDGE • Bedroom Apts. at VIllage - 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath Vinyl Siding. Shingle Roof. $230 per month. 740·385· Cheshire • 9948.' ------,-,--:-::-::-, - - - - - - - - - ' 1979 Fairmont MH, 1971 Sandhill Road 3 bedroom, 1 Buddy MH, S,l3ve ral 1/2 bath s, $730 plus Airstreams 1971·1977. Call deposit. Gallipolis Ferry, 3 446·8945 or 339·3440 , bedroom , 2 bath, $500 plus . Black Wurtitzer Piano, would be great for someone to take p1ano lessons. $300 740· 446·6990 -~-.:__E;;2~B~r=SINE'iS~~;1;,;;~~=r=~~~§~~tiRENT, SAVINGS ' :;Tuesday, July 1, 2008 - Hl.:iP WAJ<TFJl 150 ·• Tuesday, July 1, 2008 Page 84 • The Daily Septinel Advertise '· ' in this space for ·$64 month .. ev~ Be lii#Bo'l' :<> . �• •· Page~B6 - ;;...- LeBron James helping kids save planet " . BY TOM WITHERS ASSOCIATED PRESS .... .• M ,,. • .............."'-~ • Ccnla'J, v'c:h Davis 'I C..MIIn - Lee JIICObs. Ryan Myers, Koitl\ BaXter, Way~ MCPeek, todd O'Rolily AlioS._ Sprlnlll King, Bon Gregg, Chad Goff. Mark Fast Time - Paul weaver Imler. Hud Honon, Cody Kinser Dash - len L.eiJdon, Randy Hannigan. 11-Main - Danny Smltll. CroJu Mintz, Tim Hunter. Todd l<ane. Dolo llljlney, Dan Shelle<, ~- Joah OM, Brian Elienborgor Cole Ouncan. Chrit Andrews, Aaron Heat One - Grog Wlloon. TJO!I Utti4, Higgino, Lance lae Jacobe, Byron Reed, Brocl( Mayeo, Jimmy Nler, lM Stark, Kailh - · Luka Han, Joah Mark Keegan • · · Yenoer, Ryan Mye<a, Chad Blonde, Heat Two - Tim Shaffet, Brian Wayne McPeek. PauiWeawr. Ellenberger, Phll Gressman, Dale Future Dafe Blanev. Randy Blaney, Flendy Hannigan. KannyJIICObe Hennlgah, Craig Mintz ••Brian SmiUt. Hoot Throe - Brandon Martin, Dave Gnsg Wilaon. Jimmy Nier. Danny Smith, Dlokaon, Tim Hunter, Aarnn Middaugh, Tim Shaffer, Brian Ellenberger, Trny tan loudon, Dan Shetler Little, nm Hunter, Todd Kan&, Jimmy Skyline: Spa16way Sumrnorr far Juno 25 In this April AKRON - · LeBron 16 file photo. James has a new teammate Cleveland who's just as popular. The Cavaliers' guy has a few holes in hi> LeBron James game. Oh, and he li ves in a laughs during -pineapple under the sea . . a time-out in SpongeBob SquarePants Heat Four - Jimmy Stinson, Brian an NBA basSmith, Todd Kane, Rob Chaney, Cale won't help James win any II game ketba I NBA titles. bul the in Cleveland. Cavaliers' superstar has· J.!!mes has paired up with Nickelodeon . . paired up with the home of Sponge Bob and Nickelodeon . from Page Bl his ocean-dwelling cartoon to raise ch ums, to raise. awareness about the environment. awareness Hannigan through tra.ffic Beyond the global-awareabout the and began to reel in the environment front-running Golden State ness me-sage - part of Nickelodeon's Bi g Green Warrior. Blaney and Help campaign - James is AP photo Hannigan diced back-and- . forth until Blaney wrested hoping 10 educate kids on the importance of exercise. away the top spot on lap 16. "We're trying to get kids T~o weeks ~gQ. he was frum folks eager to learn Meanwhile, Craig Mintz out -· or 'the - IT(j'[J'<;c., part of a group who had din - more about ways they can and Greg Wilson were Cleve land's AII-St<~r •for- ncr in New York with help I he environment, charging from 12th and ward said while dressing in Mi.chelle Obama, wife of Nickelodeon developed its 17th i.nto the top ten. his trailer after filming the B<rrack Obama. the pre- Big Green Help initiative Hannigan b.egan to fade but PSA , whi~h ~viii air in. mid- sumptive Democratic presi- and launched il in April. . . held a solid second -ro the July. "Get outside, ride dcnlial nominee . James is featured on dominant Blaney as Nier bikes. play hoops. -And in " h was an unbelievable Nick's. Web site in a game anchored down third until this, we're trying lo save experience," said James, where kids navigate a bike- the 19th circuit when Brian water and do other things who took his girlfriend, riding LeBron avatar down Smith won a three-way batthat · can help the environ- Savannah. with him .. "It was an obstacle-filled dirt road. tie with the renown racing The animated hoopster promoter and an oncoming ment. ... lt doesn ' t ·take mind-boggling.'' much to recycle a canor turn James-- 'has no plans to delivers "green" tips along freight train in Craig Mintz. the faucet off." campaign for any candidate, the way on how to help the Danny Smith, who has At 23', James is still a kid but he intends to stay up to planet. been · a perfect 6-for-6 at at heart . A big SpongeBob date on important issues. "We found that parents Skyline, came from the Bfan , the two.tihle Olympian - "I'm not far into it. I weren' l sure what they could main to make it a four car is also a father of lwo young don't feel I need lo be hands do... said Nickelodeon's battle for third. With sons. and he understands the on inlo il." he said. "You .Jean Margarel Smith, who . Blaney well in control of impact he can have on shap- wanl to keep athletics and overseas all the network's the top-spot compliments politics separate. I don't pro-social campaigns. of smooth moves in heavy ing other kids' live~. "They are our future ," he want 10 start getting up on "We're connecting the dots traffic . and a hot set~up said a£ his !-year-old, panels or talking · aboul for them." · from car owner George Bryce, begged for daddy's Barack or (John) McCain .' As for connecting with. Fisher, the rest of the field altentien, "You-never- forget !'.in aware. of what\ going kid s, that's· where James - fought for position. Mintz things whet~ you're a ~id, so on not just . wil~ _the presi- comes in . His easygoing \I>OO the race fer thifd with · ~"'Y i.!•Bc ' . ~.u suuJ"u'!'~Lct.eotrar eie.cuon.-tou_wanuo._pewljJility_ an.d . .appwa~-~ -smitli ilfTow anCI'Nier andltke tohave tt mvo}ve krds. l be awar~ ot gas. pnces and able manner, along wtt,h Smith Nose to .tail in a was al ruy basketoall.camp .. the• th;ng,. De mg a father betng one of the worlds f ht f 't' earlier and the memories and being responsible for most recognizable athle(es, •g orhpos• •otnh. . 't 0 n t e 38 · to my k'd · popu 1an·t ~ w·l those kr'ds ma de are gomg 1 s. 1 want to know has ma. d e 111m · b ·t d b th ctrcui S -th stay with them the rest of what 's going on iu our with kid~nd adults. . . ~ s~. esf e ot their lives. What I do rs krd world ," Everyone seems to hke an . 1.er or a 0 .P rve, · driven. I don't do it becau se Nickelodeon; famous for LeBron. . advancmg 12 pos1ttons on I have to. I want to." kids shows where ~ontes~ "l-Ie's got a real charm and the mght. Roundm~. out In addition to being more tants g~ t "slimed" with a real conneclion with kids, the top ten at lhe ltntsh socially conscious on issues green. gooey mtxture, found and it is so genuine," said were Bla~ey, l-!ann1gan, like the environment, James that kids- and their parents Smrth, who noted that James MuliZ, Bnan Smtth, G~eg has broadened his interest in - wanted to know more gave hi s input into the Wtlson, Jtmmy Nter, game's design. "He's excit- Danny Smtih, ~ttn politics, another sign or his about their world, too. maturity off the floor. After getting feedback ed to be involved." Shaffer, Bnan o ·'Reilly so r· •"£• ~a~a;»a:-;).a;)a Doweaee. Stinson, Byron Reed, Cale Conley, Phil Gressman, Brock Mayes, Brandor\1 ............. -~"' Msrt!n, fen loudon. OM Shetlftrt RobChaney, l<enny Ja<:obo, Dave Dlcbon, -- Hieel one - e..... Rollen Garnlt, Mark DlcUon, Mlkll 1 Mel'horaon. Jim AaltcrBit, ~ Rouoh ._ Hleat Two - Doug Henry. Jensmy Berwanger, Jensmy Bleka, Jot! Wood, · Tom ~ar Feature - _J Jtwemy BeiWBl'(IOr, Doug • Henry, Jeremy Blake, Robbie Evans, Mike McPherson, Roy Rouah, Kenny Johnson. Marl< Oicklon, Jeff Wood. Boley, Darin Glowr. Robin Duro, Tom Sigler, Brandon Patton, Dave Pinkonon, Jim Ashcraft, Rick Kapplo ' Ellenberger, a-nd Aussie resembled a dead heat at · Troy Little . the feet of flagman Todd ''I'd never been here ' Gorrell's perch . Henry before," noted winner rode a wave of momentum Blaney, "But. I'm sure I' ll off lurn four, then weaned be back. We struggled a hi s way to the inside little bit in qualifying and gropve upon turn one in the dash, and I was entry to take the lead: struggling 10 get the carlo Henry led laps 16 ~ 19 with do what I wanted. George Berwanger right along- · (Fisher} said, 'Just get out side. Berwanger no'sed by ori there and drive it.like you know · how.' and that 's tap 18. but .Henry retook the top spot and lead what I did. " " I didn't waill to spin the through turn three . The tires in the first half of the last couple of laps were race - just sort of hold among the night's best. · my own.'~ sajd the former Cars throughout the lineWVU basketball star. "But up fought for posi.tion, while the front-runners at the halfway point , I knew I'd have to were parading down a three-lane highway. pick up the pace ." . Lee Jacobs won the C- Berwanger was able to main· and Danny Smit.h inch ahead coming out of won the B-main to four and slid up the track advance to the feature . to shut lhe door on event. Aussie Bruce White Henry's chances for a flipped on the first lap of pass. His . turn four pass the first heat, but was not proved to be the winning injured. Then in the C- margin as Henry, Jeremy main Scott Curren took .a · Blake, ~obbie Evans, tumble in turn four, but Mike McPherson, Roy was uninjured. ·· Roush, Kenny John so n, Oh , what a show the Mark Dickson, Jeff Wood, AMRA Modifieds put on and Robert . Gar"ryes folbefore the sprinters t\)ok ·-lpwed in hot pursuit. to the track. Defending McPherson had one of AMRA top-gtiTI Dou . hi!; 'b ciiec alflill!;> O·~rc!t~h"'"-­ llenrybattled the duration for a solid fifth. of the race with Jeremy Former AMRA chainp, Berwanger .and Jeremy Kenny Johnson zoomed Blake .. Sometimes tliree- from 14th to seventh with wide Henry led the parade an admirable rim-riding to the start finish line effort. every lap until the fourRkk Kapple snagged an teenth circuit when infield tire and flipped Berwanger claimed a tem- wildly in his heat race, but porary reprieve. emerged from his mount Berwanger rooted into. only shaken. the in side groove to lead Skyline hosts the AMRA laps 14 and 15, although . Road Warrior,Tour cars on the closeness nearly July 4. .. . I :OUPE •rr. lti'lr l :IJCOUP!:' REACH 3 COUN IES GOUPIE '·; HOT On~ COUPE- · . •rF, lthr1 * Ot.. Ry :OUPE; - .* DL!U COUPE ' "199 Vlof ~Vl M l ( Olr)'.l (Qi r { COUPE l"• "<ll cou~ ' 602S71.,; 602S11. . COUPE . ,;(', 41K• .~ COUPE.~.- 3llc: . $9 iQO CON\! 41K . $ COUPE ~~ 3lk . ~-' OOCONVF Ill. "2110.J -~~ CONYER: · :;o CF:'IJTS • \ ol . ;;-. No. :!-J4 Bv CONVER1 t 'wlbt k • vrell ' ' 55~-!. CONVER-t her, lo•.-. 6l65A " ::0NVER1 ~. t$500 Sec PageBl In~pection thIs ",.,..,; · :ONvERT• aottter. t ttOculo lr·' . SS S-• :ONVERT· ,., Allo> '119. #4()3! :ONVER l . . MIDDLEPORT Halfway through its second year, Midqleport's rental inspection program is going more· smootl)ly than it did last year, now thai tenants and landlords are familiar with the program. Bui Iding Inspector Randall Mullins said the inspections are on schedule, but said he has been devoting much time to enforcing . •100flatmg"8tllffed"' '· ·" .... ·· · - village - ordinanG~ relating . I S p A to tall grass and other sumanima s. ee age. 6 · merti me concerns. • USDA funds available Mullins said aeficiencies · have been identified in sevfor home purchases. _eral rental properties, and See Page AS they have been · ordered repaired. However, no cita· • Appreciation dinner tlons have been issued for honors church men . non-compliance as a result See Page A3 of this year's inspections. Mullins's posilion was changed from a contract ' position to a full-time village job earlier this year, WEATHER and his responsibilities were increased · to include ~~~~ced forE~r::'h;~;~ New water truck to sen:,~.~~~.l~s 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox ' Calendars Classifieds Comics Editorials B Section coNVmit Sports . :.>ie<l $9.tf Weather rtitiM PY ~ ooo8 Ohlo Valley Publishing Co. - A6 ' . • ' !be ~alltpoHs.iatlp ~rthune 740-446·2342 www ~mydailytribmie.com 304-675-1333 . 740-992-2155 www.mydai~register.com www.mydailysentinelcom . . lllH COMPACT • -~~ . . • lllfWIUiito ' ' ett Anft. . - • NEW HAVEN, W.Va. A New Haven man will spend at least five .years in a federa l prison after being sentenced in a U.S. court Friday. R. Gregory Gibbs,' 56, received a sentence of 63 months incarceration by U.S. Di strict Judge Henry E. Hudson after he pleaded guilty to mail fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of Virginia. Gibbs'' also must pay restitution, depending on the amount lost"by each victim, for his part in what is known as a "Ponzi.,.or pyramid scheme, \his past March, Gibbs allegedly · admitted to engaging in a scheme to d~fraud numerous people who had invested in his c6mpany, .Golden Summit, which was involved in a Foreign c ·urrencx .Market ( FO~EX) "Ponzi' scheme. On that saJ11e day, the U.S. xc ange Commission filed a settled civil injunctive L---_,........1 action in the. Gregory . same case. Gibbs According to spokespersons in their respective offices, the U.S. Attorney's Office handles the criminal complaint, while the U.S . SEC takes care of the civil matters of the case. Gibbs was facing <1 maximum priso·n sentence of 20 years, but based on guidelines. he was given the 63month sentence. In · June 2001, Gibbs , while working as an insurance salesman, became interested in FOREX, · which is an over~th~~ counter speculative market in which buyers and sellers conduct foreign exchange transactions by trading ope Please SH Gibbs, AS ~= · ' Jotn·tJlrasant l\egtster The Daily Sentinel ·®tm GET A QUOTE TODAY! - 81apbr.. loc:allglllll Cllllcl' llld jilt • - • · Please see Inspection. AS 2 SECI10NS - ' ' -10t< wO •MW · · 't-.'ith ne.,•{friends Megan '(right)'and Toby Sorrell. Megan and Toby (pic· tured in the tunnel, below) are siblings from Robins Air Force Base in Georgia and are visiting family in Middleport while Emily was at the park with mom and dad. Both SergonVpholos INSIDE INDEX ~...,-ril · J. Movies t l, 'please see Southern, AS Yesterday afternoon while the sun was out and the rain was away lor a change, Emily Zeiner (left), pic· tured at right, of Pomeroy climbed V ll3[ . to the lOR. of the Q.laygrount'J at J-""- - - + - - -Pom.eroY's Wruerwarl<s Parr BY. BRIAN REED ,.. BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL coM Details on Page A6 ' we changed his job responsibilities," Deem explained. A portion of Wolfe's cur~ rent administrative · duties will then be given to the new principal ~ hired lor .fifth through eighth grades. The board voted to post the job opening at its recent meeting . Playground pals program • going . oth·ly Smo ·· • CONVEF COii BETH SERGENT . , BSERGENT@MY.DAILYSENTINFL COM . .. ~:moe Place-¥our Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Reg~ter or ·· Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-CO\mty Marketplace! . """ . m~ d.1il) " ·ntind .mm \\ E D!'i ESI>A Y , ,Jl rLY 2 , 2008 fourt'f1 grades and, one for rent Administrative prfilclpal. All title one fifth through eighth grades. • Assistant Scott Wolfe as the teachers apd their programs . The board also accepted new K-4 principal effective .are currently located in RACINE - At its most the resignation of current Aug. L Deem said Wolfe grades K-4 where he · will recent meeting. the elementary school principal will retain 80 percent of his take. over as principal. The Sou1hern Local School - Shawn Bush effective Aug. current respomibilities as ---board h1red Wolfe on a 212 Board decided to do some I. Superintendent Tony administrative · a·ssistant day/three year contract at administrative restructuring Deem said Bush resigned to . which deals with obtaining $65,000 a year. at Southern Elementary by · accept a position.in a differ- federal funding' for title and "This was a restructure, we hiring IWO principals, one entschool district. _. special education programs didn't replace Scott's posifor kindergarten through The board then hired cur- as well as his new duties as tion, it was reassessed and • Williams ·sisters·- win, closing in on Wimbledon final. P-;seot~ . te COM . : · ~ Administrative ·changes at Southe~n Elementary SPORTS * OLRI .. ,.... pL R!>· Prinled on 100% Reryded Newsprint .Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio -year S5S. ~J, OUPE • Robert Garnes. Ay.an Mayle, Duaty ONVERTifl t IIOT On t'>' .- IIOT Onh ' JFK to rock.at OxRoast,A6 Aaron Middough . ., .. l'"'.";'·__..••""'ui.N~'"'L.mi' .'!!'"2il1 , . .· ,_ . , . ,. ~ ,~ · ~· \·~~~~~=::~~~~fd: ~Jiia3l : . ' ··. ;••< l· ~--!~~~-<l ~,q~)e~~k ;i~r~d~~l ~b'. ·. li'Of~:ss r:~·.; . Pf .99\ oo . t•k<> rH~w ~~.~~~~~-~ .~.~stth.rreMl . t-<<;· !~,~~' .. ~ 7?£1.,,~1. @ . .::..:.==W!.!: *'"""''•# ' Tuesday, July 1, 2008 ~.mydailysentinel.cym • The Daily Sentinel - - Ouoce for a Cau• bet••, now IIIII Augult 311t Brian J. Fl"dlphoto Don Hysell of the Middleport Street Department'is pictured with the new watering truck he designed. It will be used by both Middleport and Pomeroy to water flowers in the downtown shopping districts and village parks . . FROST£0 . P.;~nK ·1ationwid~=~.con~/pi'" t lundly BROWN AGENCY o.-12 4-8 pn1 E.B.T. 33105 Hiland Rd. Suite 1 PQineroy. OH 45789 740-992·2318 Nadon ala d donlll•1o t1r liCit quoll to lhlllgltllgllnat CIIICif' lt.lp .. r.m our goal ol donating f76,0001 • 1 . .. ;;;;-.. . . of eou,. · ·Do ,au llnolr 8CIIIIIOM • II WOIWIO·hflld·ln hi ¥t ,.... c:ancer'? If eo, nominate her lor thi ·• Nallonwldt lne&.I.,.,..Worftln. ;ad at nationWide.ccNllfpink ' . ·, MIDDLEPORT - A new water delivery truck is now ready for use in watering flowers and other seasonal plantings in both Middleport and _ Pomeroy. Don Hysell, an employee of lhe Mic;Idlepon street department, devised the "tanker truck" to assist the dep·at1 ~ · ment in keeping flowers in bloom during the warm-weather months. The flatbed truck carries a 325-,gallon lank filled with water and liquid fertilizer. Bob'' s· Market and Greenhouses of. Mason, W.Va. is donating the water and fertilizer for the truck. The truck is owned by Middleport,. but M-ill be fueled by the Village of Pomeroy through a cooperative agree: ment between the two villages. lt .will be used to water plantings in both downtown shopping districts , as well as parks and other pubI ic areas. Because of the rains, the truck hHs only been used for a test run ·so far. but H~sell said he estimates it will take Middleport street department workers about one hour to water the !lowers in town . He said the tank will _hold enough fertlizer solution for two days' usc. ateou. • . . D Nationwide· On Your Sidt • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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