https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a064a935315a861bb0a6fa09ce187f15.pdf 71944156c459d1a09a4e1152d1322b61 PDF Text Text • •· 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. . 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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 • �- ... , The Duily Seltliner .~-~ Page·A2 Wednesday, July ! ! i bV9/11/11 8Y LOUTA C. BALDOR ' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON - The · Pentagon has revised its poli: cy lor recruits who must get waivers to r past bad behavior, but officials stopped shoot of eliminating waiver requirements for petty crimes, The Associated Press has learned. After a lengthy review, the Defense Department bowed to insistence from the services that they be allowed to .set their own guidelines for . what offenses trigger a waiver. lns!ead, officials say the Pentag6o1 will un veil a policy Wednesday that improves and simplilic·, the reporting process, grouping the waivers into tour broad categories. Severa l officials spoke . ahout the ...new pol. icy on con- dition of anonymity because it has not yet been released. Last year, under the continuing strain of Iraq and Afghanistan, the number of recruits with ~,YUi vers for bad conduct increas.ed .' Senior military leaders at the time suggested the department might be able to elimina:te ·waiver requirements for seme less serious crimes or lay out guidelines for what offenses demand a waive; r. After months of discussion with the· military services, however. that did not pan out. Marin e offi cials, in particular, said .they were reluctant to relax tl1eir standards for requiring waivers. Instead, officials' ha ve pow decide4 to create four - waiver categories for major miscondu ct, mi sconduct, traflic offenses and non-traffic offenses. Under the new polic}l. each branch of the armed forces will set its own .guidelines on what behavior requires ~ wai ver, as long as it can assign eac h offense to .one of the four categories. Marines are known· for their more strict waiver requirements, which result in a higher percentage of · their recruits needing a special exemption to join. T~ most glaring difference is that one-time marijuana use warrants a waiver. Thu s. roughly half of Marine . recruits req uire wai vers to join , largely bec.iuse more than a third of ~e cruits require a waiver for previous drug use . · In pressing for waiver cllanges last year. 1p ilitary le.aders said they wanted to streamline what .can be a conipiicated, lengthy and cumbersome waiver process. The new policy - in development tor nearly two years - will allow the Pentagon to better compare how recruits with ce11~n waivers perform. Last year, Lt. Gen. Michael Rochetle, the Army's deputy chief of staff for personnel, said a re view of the process was necessary to make the military sef'Vices more consistent. At the time, .he noted that many recruits who were arrested <IS juveniles for what can be considered youthful indi scretions - minor tight~ or theft - are forced to get waivers even if they were never c·onvicted of the crime. "There .are rea11y anomalies out there," he .said. of the negotiations but ,they have expressed hope that can wrap them up by the end of this month. The Iraqi parliament must sign off on the deal. ~ebari said that if the negotiations fail, the only option would be to ask the U.N'. Security· Council to extend the mandate, and he encouraged legislators to sign off on the final versiQn. · It was unclear how many lawmakers were convinced by Zebari 's commen!s. But the parliament speak. er, Mahmoud alMashhadani, joked that the Kurds "are obviously for the agreement" and that the Sunnis ana the Shiites secretly support it. · That would leave only Shiite followers of radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr . as opponents "even if the agreement is for the benefit Wed nesday, July~,'2oo8 ~ province escape from U.S.to and Iraqipressure forces in the Mosul area. Associated Press writers Qassim Abdui-Zahra and Sameer N. Yacoub contributed to this report. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR .. Dear -Annie: ! am seei n ~ a m;.m who went thnnll!. h :, trarima tic di\'o rce a c:otlple 'of year-.. ago . _"R~IIT)' · .., .. 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POMEROY - A din11er help thcv provi~lc tlom ughout ihe yea r. Mos t recen tly. they ~a s held at the Bratll'ord ;:church nf Chri st al'livi ty helped wit h the cbmup. ti11 f.buil d ing Sunday hcllllll'i n!! the l: 1d ies day ha 11 quct. Dou g ;the me n anu hoy' p f !he Shaon hli11 . !""tor. ~:1\' l' . the ble\SI Ilg bl'fdrc l hl' J ill ll CI. 'ch urc h. , : The ladies "f the churc· h To hpnor til e llll'll aQd :;gave them a uiiiiiCr lo show hoy..., lh~y. \vcr~ ill\ 111:d tu go : their appreciation fm all the .th rou gh till! fond line r'i1·, t. :/ -~---- -- , 1 Simply send your baby's I The Daily • Your Baby's Age Parents Names Here • BABIES! The Daily Sentinel Box 729, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Deadline for submission, Friday, July 18 • - ... ... - . . . • .... at the hall. Scholarships In be awarded. Refreshment s. Gibbs lntiquas &Collectibl Come & See Us During The open House of Our Antique Shop . July 2nd- 6th · Rio Grande Meigs Center 42377 Charles Chancev Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (Adjacent to the Meigs MiddleSchool and Meigs High School Campuses) '3 MOffl : Age 1· photog~aph lllong with the coupon : Parents .I io the left with your payment of 1 ' :· $10.00, and we'll do the rest. I Address I :Phone "' . 1 • Address will .not be published · 1 ' Baby Edition to be published Friday, July 25 Compton will be in gospel conce rt at the Rutland Sign Up Onlu'ltll www.LocatNet.eom A Special supplement to highlight babies, Ages newborn to four years old. L---------~------------~ Mail or deliver to: Ri ve r L odgc ·-+5 3, 7:30 p. tn. - TilL' :~p prc·ci a t i o n dinner was man and boy re cci ved a ill!'!ll'd oil with homemade . pri t.c as their name wa ~ 740-949-2246 drawn. Shamblin gave ICL' Ll'l.! a tn.. Off SR 33 Tornado Rd Exit Racine. PrilL' .'\ Wl' I'L~ !!'i\-en t o ~o mc uevotions and concluLh' d Watch For Signs! oil he 111en :111Lt hoys for di f- with prayer. 1...:' 1\'11! catq!Jnit!s . in a game nt" "Who d id \\'hat th is " L'ei-." crcatc\1 by Caitlin. <IIlLI CllL' ri Wi IIi:nnson. Each Bernard V. Fultz Center for Higher Education · ·r-------------~~--~--------------------~----------~ • .. .~ \ · . ChLh.: k RUTL AN D _Appreciation dinner honors church men ' . . ' :. • l11[ormatiun TCI:h nolugy . .Sentinel ll1 Court St. Pomeroy, OH · ' t t GA LLIPOLI S Tl1e •e ighth an nual <:clebrit y din~ ner and auction . fo r the , :· Ho lt.er Se nior Outreach :raised over $30.000 . ; Tile: fu nd.' will hl' u'ed to , ~ \u p pnrt t h~ Senit lr Outrc'adl t progr;Hn thn1ugh I he curren t ~ yea r. !11 order to he lp other . Begin Aususrzs! I ··-..--.., ,"------ J i ' a . Fall Classes For more information ronwet: .Brent l'allerso~ (740) 992· 1880'" Rebecca Long (800} 2112-7201, m . 7236 Jimail: brenij2@rlq edu or rlonq@doeclu. On the Web. go to \11VW rjq edu . Celebrity dinner n.'"' ...., ~$30,000 for Semor Outreach '· '· ' Open/119 Soon ' • •GeneralSrudiesjTrons{er Module Holzer Long Term Care/Home Ca re Division receives do nation from OtJtrEJac;h. Pa rticipating in the check presentation are from the lett, front, : Holzer Senior Outreach ; Vicki Nottingha m, RN. Holze r Extra Care; a nd :Leste r. Holzer Fou ndation : a nd back , t;:onn1e Carleton . RN , BSN, I ~ S h aron Shull , RN. BS N, Holzer Hosp ice: Clint Potter. Holzer Senior ~H a n e r. Holzer Assisted Living - Jackso n: and Peggy Williams . RN. !Liiling- Gallipolis. l l . ... ---.~~~ ...... ~":'1- Progralll5: " t ·' • Busines~ Mana,qemenc ·, ' : •l i • Ear{YChlldhDotl Development · ~ · . ~- Submitted photo H9nored wit h a n appreciation dinne r were the men of the Bradford Chu rch of Christ, left to right. front, Jim Lucas, Derrick · Bolin. Da rrin Will, J a r~e d Williamson, Jim Reed, Ron Ha11111n9: and bac k, Adam Martin , Kylen King, Bill Nicholson , Bill •.Am be rger, Larry Picke ns , Ra ndy Bing , Bria n Will Doug Sharablin. and Rick Bolin. In the Daily Sentinel I· . Clubs and . orgamzat10ns ATH EN S - O' Bicnc" Memorial Hospital in Athens wil l oiTer pre nataI cIa""' fur ex ped<~nl pare nts Saturday. Jul y 12. Expectant parent s arc encouraged to attend O'Bi eness' prenatal class early in the mother-to-be \ ·pregnancy. Firsttime parents. as well as experienced parents, will learn what \ new in maternity care . The class pro,idc s information about prenatal m1tri tion. fetal grnwth and uevel opment. exercise , and warn ing signs and disco mforts uf pregnanc y. _ The c l<~ ss is offered Saturdioy mornin g every other month from 9 a.m. until I p.m . in O' Biene ss· Lower Level room 014. Medi'cal Educ-ation Class room . The classes are free. For JJUJrf il(f(J nna.tion or ro· regirt er.flw a pn;nfltal closs. mll1he 0 'Bieness Birth Cen!a a/ ( 7-10 ) 592-9275. . 1 Church events ( Surf up lo 6X fasterQ This is your ch ce:to "Sh~w Em Qfft~·' ~~,-, r-~-----~-----~----~---, Birthdays O'Bieness offering free ·prenatal classes Hey Moms and Dads, Grandmas and Grandp~s and Aunts and Uncles ... I Baby's Name Freewill Bapti st Church. 7 p. m. Paqor Ed Barney in vites pu blic·. I have bee n in therapy for Wednesday, July 2 five years. At fi rst. !thought PO ME ROY _ Meigs if' I worked really hard. Gou Cou1f'!y Board of Health, would let 111e be "o1orn1al " regu1ar meetmg. · 5 p.m.. again . It too k a long time to confe rence room.· Meigs · ' _friday, Jul~' 4 acce pt that I am not like Co,u nty Health Department. SY RACUSE Elma other people. but ' l am norTUPPER S PLAINS ·Wce>e " ·ill obseow her 90th mal for my circumstances. Special meeting of Eastern . birthday on Jul y -+. C ird, After all these year. . there Local Boaru of Education. may be sent to her at Bn ' are still n_ ew chall enges ~ .. .•<:~__', p.m .. 1o apprnve FYO", 117' - . Syra•'• r"e . , 4577L' . 1. There is depression. self- ·budget and other business. '1\Jesday, Jul~· 8 criticism and al wav' the ' Thursday, Jul y 3 CHEST ER rvlar\' fee ling that people are makALFRED - Ora n~e Virg inia Kaut z. formerly (;f ing fui1 pf you . Tow n ~h ip Tru stee~ huJg....et C h i:'~ t e r. w i l l celt'b r~ll ~ h~r I never knew of anyone mL-etmg. 7:30 p.m .. at home l)Oth birthday on July ~ . else in my situation unti.l I , ol Fiscal Oflicer Osie Follrod . . Carcb may be sent In hL'I' at saw that- .letter. Thank you 1 -sY RACUSE - Syracuse 77H6 Wethersfie ld Dm ·e. t o~ pnnung •.L.ond for gov11og I Village Co'unc iL regular West Chester, Ohio .J.10r19 . me the. addre ss of BI AA. meet ong. 7 p.nk ,. 1 ~I age hall. Her tc lephonG- n umb~r ' """ - - Anna m Hazel Park Monday. julv 7 5 i'.l-874-8790. 1 Dear Anna: I'm sure Y0 \1 SYRACUSE ·Sutto n Saturday, JulyJl have no idea how much Township Tru stees FY09 MIDDL EPORT your letter Will help others. budge t hearing. 7 p.m.. Colee11 Dtfnfee ,ivill observe Man y ~h ~n ks. . . .. Syracus_:_ Village Ha ll. rcgu- her 8 ht birt hday on Ju ly 11 iwme s Matlb?x ts wrtl· lar mcet111['. m foll ow, _ _ _ C orch m ;~y be se nt to her at ten by Kathy Mache/1 and ')7') Hy,el r S C'I\1 ·t,.,-·llm- - - - ·Marcy Sligar, longtime ediOhin -+5760. tors of the Ann Landers mlum11. Please e-mail your Sunday. July 6 . questions to alllriemtailPOMEROY -· No morn brJx@comcasl.net, or write ing servic:c at the Enterpri se to: A1111ie~1 Mailbox, P.O. United Meth<)dist Church on Thursdav, .lulv 3 . Box IJ8190, Chicago, IL Hil and Rom.!. Co n g re g,Jti~Jl TUPP ERS PLAINS 606JJ. To ji11d out more will join Pomcrov United about A1111ie's Mailbox,- Methodist Church -.,s ~u est s · Tuppers Plains VFW Post a11d read features by other fo r the 9:10a.m worship and 9053 · Auxiliary, earry , in ,diimer, 6 p.m ., followed b) Creator;- Symlicate writer.~ 10:35 a.m. Sunuav sdmul. Monday, July '7 7 p.m. meetin g. ami cartomrists, vi.1it tire POMEROY Mt. Monday, July 7 Creators Sy11dicate Web Hermon Unit ed Breth re n POM EROY - Meig' page at www.creators.com. Church·, vacation -Bib le Coun ty Cancer Initiative . School. July 8-11 . 6:30 to rc~ul ai· meeting. noo11. con8: 15 p.on. Children ;ogcs I tu ferenre roclin , . Meigs 12. Theme _i,, God 's Big Count y Healtl} De,partme ~ll . B-a ckyard .~-------- :Thur§day, ;lui}~IO -----, Saturday, Juiy il CHESTER Shack ' ]Clsl. Public meetings i .~ • FR£1! 24/T Ttctmk;al ~ • Instant Messaging - ~P yoor budOy lie! I • 10 e-mail addresees with Webmtltll • Custom Start Page • n&ws, weather & 1110(11 Commumty Calendar -·Be honest about feelings toward ex-wife of Iraq ," said alMashhadani , a Sunni. If the negotiations finish BAGHDAD- Iraq's for- this month, it is unlikely eign minister told lawmak- parliament would begin ers Tuesday the U.S. made debate until it reconvenes in major ~on ce ss ion s in talks August from a one-month on a new security agree- summer recess. ment, urging them to Parlimnerit mu st al so approve the deal to keep appro ve a new law providU.S. troops here after the ing for provincial elections, U:N. mandate expires at the which · are expected , by end of the year. October. Foreign Minister Hoshyar · But the U.N, envov to Zebari briefed lawmakers Iraq, Slaffan di Mistura; told following his- visit · las t parliament leaders Tuesday month to Washington, where that there is no time to orgahc met with President Bush nizc an election by O.ctober. and Secretary of State He sa1d thai if the enahling Coridoleezza Ri ce . Hi s legis lation is not approved meetings in· Washington by the end of the monthcit is · focused on the ongoing unlikely an election could nego~ation s between the even be held this year. O.S. and Iraq on the security Provincial elections are agreement and a separate set considered an important of rules governing the step toward bril)ging Sunni actions of American soldiers . Arabs into tht ' political . . AP photo Many .Iraqi lawmakers prdcess. Many Sunnis bOyIn this tile photo of June 20 construc;tion cranes work above the Freedom Tower foundations at the World Trade Center have complained that the catted the la.s ( provincial site in New York. The World Trade Center's owner on Monday proposed scrapping the sched~le and budget tor the pro· u.s. demands would election. in January 2005, a . longed rebu ilding of the s ite of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, saying nearly every project is delayed and over ·budget and infringe on Iraqi sovereign- move that enabled. Shiites (~ • thai previous estimates "are not realistic." 1 ty, and Prime Minister and Kurds to win a dispro-.:. · No uri al -Maliki said last · portionate. share of power. ' )· · month that the talks hlid U.S. officials have tt~en reached an impasse . pressing the Iraqis to tl!,ke · plaza by the attack>' lOth sure they aren ' t doin g a . along with its retractable But Zebari told the legis- advantage of the reducti~n BY AMY WESTFELDT anniversary, but construe- good job. 1 think it's easy 10 ruof, Ward said. Calatrava lators that the Americans 'in violence to enact powerASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tion would still need to con- go and ,criti cize them . I'm had designed the wings to had made "great conces- sharing agreements that NEW YORK - The head tiuue atler that. just pointing out that the y gi ve the building a sense of sions to us ," including an would cement the security nf the foundation building Joe Daniel s, president of set the priorities." motion at times and designed end to immunity from pros- gains since early last<year. . the Sc()t. I I memorial told \he Nati•;mal , Sept. 11 The agency i.s building ·a roof to open every Sept. II ecution under lr;tqi law De spite i'mprovements, sropport crs Tu esday. it 's Memorial & Museum, sent <t the memorial and a multi- and shine light down.into the. enjoyed by American and deadly attacks continue. "essenti al" to open th e letter to supporterSTuesday, billion-dollar tran sit hub transit hub's concourse. 'other foreign security conPolice said a truck bomb 1 --'--_J.lle~, ~~ ial · ·Jw ohe 101h '""'"g th <or rt">f)i.W-lll!l~~l'l. s.xH<Hirll'leaH+ng·t!e+lt'·V)'So:;+lif\'l--¥ulf.'aK'•rld- ·-,·;A!.. ,h~~b~ • .w;;.--tractgrs~ - · - - - - ' -· ploded..Tuesday near the ·ve r, aryoT"'theWrorist the foundation will advocate one project afkcts the ulher, w~~ld k~~uputh~"hub"f;~~~ He also said the U.S . was _ home of a Sumii sheik in at!ucks. u isputing u report for the memorial :o open by age ncy o fficial s said. The imposing on the of1icc low'' prepared to g1vc .up control Qayarra, about 45 miles t_hat the proj ccl couldn' t be · the lOth anniversary. underground · museum ers and memorial near it. of lraq1 aorspace tfthe lraqts south of Mosltl, killing one ton~>h eu o11 111ne. "While aggressive, we planned at the site borders "This is a tough choice, but guarantee that the~ could person and wounding 25, The Port Authori ty of , believe it is bofh possible concourses in the Port it is the right choice," he said. protect the. c~:mntr~ s. skoes including the sheik. The . New York and New Jersey's I and essential that the memo- Aut·hority cornmuter rail · C;1tatrava on Tuesday said woth the.or hmoted aor force . blast destroved three houses e xec uti ve director, C hri s rial be open to the public by hub, and trees planned for he recommended the latest Zeban, a Kurd, smd the and damaged seven other~. Ward . "'"'ounced Monday the lOth anni versary of the the-plaza would sit on top of change. · rules governing U.S. trooes police said . · that nea rl y every project 9111 attacks," Daniels wrote. part of the hub. "We strongly stipport the would last t~r only one or Police Brig. Gen. Brig. unJcr cunstrr1ction at the Mayor Mi chae l Ward al so announced a Port Authority's efforts to two years whtle the separate Gen. Khalid Abdul-Sattar WpriJ Traue Center site_ is Bloomberg, who spearhead- major design change to the ensure that the World Trade security agreement would said the sheik, Abdul-Razaq behind sc hedule am.l that the ed fundraising for the hub to trim millions of dol- Center tran sportation hub is be long-term . . al-Waqaa, was among local memorial WOtlld not be able memorial as chair of th e Iars. from a budget that has bui It and we. are continuing That. appeared atmed as ·community leaders who had t<i open by its target of Sept. foundation, s~id Tuesday he ranged from $2.2 billion to . to w~rk collaboratively to salislymg demands of key turned against al-Qaida .in II. 20 II . hoped the memorial could $3.4 billion . lind potential changes that · Shute and. Sunm legislators Iraq . On Tuesday, Ward said open sooner than predicted. The wings on the dome will save time and · mone>' who had msosted that any Extremists also killed ."I've pushed the Port designed by Spanish archi- while preserving the integn- agreem~nt contam language seven people in a series of the public might have access, to the cobble stone, Authority as much as I can," teet Santitigo Calatrava will ty of the original design," he that pomted to an eventual attacks Tuesday in Iraq's tree-covered memorial the mayor said. ''I'm not so no longer open and close said in a statement. U.S. withdrawal. eastern Diyala province. -~-----------------------------------------U.S. officials haw L=loffici~s~m~~~~ · · declined to discuss detail s militants..are returning to the •Pentagon to u_nve1·1·new w · a·1·ve·r process .c:110 r··r·ecru-l'ts · Pag~.:A3 . ANNI E'S MAI L UOX ' BY ROBERT H. REt!) wants - 2, 2008 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SePI.11 - ...... __, T he Daily Sentin0l ~ Iraqi foreign minister urges deal with US • _ I -- .. ~-------....;...-. 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' al>ul'e f'rogra ms. p lease 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 5:00 ! <30 6:00 Tuosdoy Am Nat Govt Prine orPhysics 0 Humanities Thursday CompositionI Prine. of P h~ ics Humanities Humani ties Freshm1u1 Success Malh Education I Maih Educotioo 1 lntro to Bu51ness Contemp Econ Math lleYiow Prine of Actt I Read 1n~ lurn !ntro·Wr1 11ng la b s echComm !Mo/Hist Persp EarlyChlldhd O.v Friday Am Nao G6vt FreshmanSu,cess lntro to lofo Ti!<h 7:00 8:00 Wednesday . o\lf\ Nat Govt L.!b Read alld Learn Theo/Hisl Persp Early Childhd o.v lntro Writi �- ... , The Duily Seltliner .~-~ Page·A2 Wednesday, July ! ! i bV9/11/11 8Y LOUTA C. BALDOR ' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON - The · Pentagon has revised its poli: cy lor recruits who must get waivers to r past bad behavior, but officials stopped shoot of eliminating waiver requirements for petty crimes, The Associated Press has learned. After a lengthy review, the Defense Department bowed to insistence from the services that they be allowed to .set their own guidelines for . what offenses trigger a waiver. lns!ead, officials say the Pentag6o1 will un veil a policy Wednesday that improves and simplilic·, the reporting process, grouping the waivers into tour broad categories. Severa l officials spoke . ahout the ...new pol. icy on con- dition of anonymity because it has not yet been released. Last year, under the continuing strain of Iraq and Afghanistan, the number of recruits with ~,YUi vers for bad conduct increas.ed .' Senior military leaders at the time suggested the department might be able to elimina:te ·waiver requirements for seme less serious crimes or lay out guidelines for what offenses demand a waive; r. After months of discussion with the· military services, however. that did not pan out. Marin e offi cials, in particular, said .they were reluctant to relax tl1eir standards for requiring waivers. Instead, officials' ha ve pow decide4 to create four - waiver categories for major miscondu ct, mi sconduct, traflic offenses and non-traffic offenses. Under the new polic}l. each branch of the armed forces will set its own .guidelines on what behavior requires ~ wai ver, as long as it can assign eac h offense to .one of the four categories. Marines are known· for their more strict waiver requirements, which result in a higher percentage of · their recruits needing a special exemption to join. T~ most glaring difference is that one-time marijuana use warrants a waiver. Thu s. roughly half of Marine . recruits req uire wai vers to join , largely bec.iuse more than a third of ~e cruits require a waiver for previous drug use . · In pressing for waiver cllanges last year. 1p ilitary le.aders said they wanted to streamline what .can be a conipiicated, lengthy and cumbersome waiver process. The new policy - in development tor nearly two years - will allow the Pentagon to better compare how recruits with ce11~n waivers perform. Last year, Lt. Gen. Michael Rochetle, the Army's deputy chief of staff for personnel, said a re view of the process was necessary to make the military sef'Vices more consistent. At the time, .he noted that many recruits who were arrested <IS juveniles for what can be considered youthful indi scretions - minor tight~ or theft - are forced to get waivers even if they were never c·onvicted of the crime. "There .are rea11y anomalies out there," he .said. of the negotiations but ,they have expressed hope that can wrap them up by the end of this month. The Iraqi parliament must sign off on the deal. ~ebari said that if the negotiations fail, the only option would be to ask the U.N'. Security· Council to extend the mandate, and he encouraged legislators to sign off on the final versiQn. · It was unclear how many lawmakers were convinced by Zebari 's commen!s. But the parliament speak. er, Mahmoud alMashhadani, joked that the Kurds "are obviously for the agreement" and that the Sunnis ana the Shiites secretly support it. · That would leave only Shiite followers of radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr . as opponents "even if the agreement is for the benefit Wed nesday, July~,'2oo8 ~ province escape from U.S.to and Iraqipressure forces in the Mosul area. Associated Press writers Qassim Abdui-Zahra and Sameer N. Yacoub contributed to this report. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR .. Dear -Annie: ! am seei n ~ a m;.m who went thnnll!. h :, trarima tic di\'o rce a c:otlple 'of year-.. ago . _"R~IIT)' · .., .. 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POMEROY - A din11er help thcv provi~lc tlom ughout ihe yea r. Mos t recen tly. they ~a s held at the Bratll'ord ;:church nf Chri st al'livi ty helped wit h the cbmup. ti11 f.buil d ing Sunday hcllllll'i n!! the l: 1d ies day ha 11 quct. Dou g ;the me n anu hoy' p f !he Shaon hli11 . !""tor. ~:1\' l' . the ble\SI Ilg bl'fdrc l hl' J ill ll CI. 'ch urc h. , : The ladies "f the churc· h To hpnor til e llll'll aQd :;gave them a uiiiiiCr lo show hoy..., lh~y. \vcr~ ill\ 111:d tu go : their appreciation fm all the .th rou gh till! fond line r'i1·, t. :/ -~---- -- , 1 Simply send your baby's I The Daily • Your Baby's Age Parents Names Here • BABIES! The Daily Sentinel Box 729, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Deadline for submission, Friday, July 18 • - ... ... - . . . • .... at the hall. Scholarships In be awarded. Refreshment s. Gibbs lntiquas &Collectibl Come & See Us During The open House of Our Antique Shop . July 2nd- 6th · Rio Grande Meigs Center 42377 Charles Chancev Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (Adjacent to the Meigs MiddleSchool and Meigs High School Campuses) '3 MOffl : Age 1· photog~aph lllong with the coupon : Parents .I io the left with your payment of 1 ' :· $10.00, and we'll do the rest. I Address I :Phone "' . 1 • Address will .not be published · 1 ' Baby Edition to be published Friday, July 25 Compton will be in gospel conce rt at the Rutland Sign Up Onlu'ltll www.LocatNet.eom A Special supplement to highlight babies, Ages newborn to four years old. L---------~------------~ Mail or deliver to: Ri ve r L odgc ·-+5 3, 7:30 p. tn. - TilL' :~p prc·ci a t i o n dinner was man and boy re cci ved a ill!'!ll'd oil with homemade . pri t.c as their name wa ~ 740-949-2246 drawn. Shamblin gave ICL' Ll'l.! a tn.. Off SR 33 Tornado Rd Exit Racine. PrilL' .'\ Wl' I'L~ !!'i\-en t o ~o mc uevotions and concluLh' d Watch For Signs! oil he 111en :111Lt hoys for di f- with prayer. 1...:' 1\'11! catq!Jnit!s . in a game nt" "Who d id \\'hat th is " L'ei-." crcatc\1 by Caitlin. <IIlLI CllL' ri Wi IIi:nnson. Each Bernard V. Fultz Center for Higher Education · ·r-------------~~--~--------------------~----------~ • .. .~ \ · . ChLh.: k RUTL AN D _Appreciation dinner honors church men ' . . ' :. • l11[ormatiun TCI:h nolugy . .Sentinel ll1 Court St. Pomeroy, OH · ' t t GA LLIPOLI S Tl1e •e ighth an nual <:clebrit y din~ ner and auction . fo r the , :· Ho lt.er Se nior Outreach :raised over $30.000 . ; Tile: fu nd.' will hl' u'ed to , ~ \u p pnrt t h~ Senit lr Outrc'adl t progr;Hn thn1ugh I he curren t ~ yea r. !11 order to he lp other . Begin Aususrzs! I ··-..--.., ,"------ J i ' a . Fall Classes For more information ronwet: .Brent l'allerso~ (740) 992· 1880'" Rebecca Long (800} 2112-7201, m . 7236 Jimail: brenij2@rlq edu or rlonq@doeclu. On the Web. go to \11VW rjq edu . Celebrity dinner n.'"' ...., ~$30,000 for Semor Outreach '· '· ' Open/119 Soon ' • •GeneralSrudiesjTrons{er Module Holzer Long Term Care/Home Ca re Division receives do nation from OtJtrEJac;h. Pa rticipating in the check presentation are from the lett, front, : Holzer Senior Outreach ; Vicki Nottingha m, RN. Holze r Extra Care; a nd :Leste r. Holzer Fou ndation : a nd back , t;:onn1e Carleton . RN , BSN, I ~ S h aron Shull , RN. BS N, Holzer Hosp ice: Clint Potter. Holzer Senior ~H a n e r. Holzer Assisted Living - Jackso n: and Peggy Williams . RN. !Liiling- Gallipolis. l l . ... ---.~~~ ...... ~":'1- Progralll5: " t ·' • Busines~ Mana,qemenc ·, ' : •l i • Ear{YChlldhDotl Development · ~ · . ~- Submitted photo H9nored wit h a n appreciation dinne r were the men of the Bradford Chu rch of Christ, left to right. front, Jim Lucas, Derrick · Bolin. Da rrin Will, J a r~e d Williamson, Jim Reed, Ron Ha11111n9: and bac k, Adam Martin , Kylen King, Bill Nicholson , Bill •.Am be rger, Larry Picke ns , Ra ndy Bing , Bria n Will Doug Sharablin. and Rick Bolin. In the Daily Sentinel I· . Clubs and . orgamzat10ns ATH EN S - O' Bicnc" Memorial Hospital in Athens wil l oiTer pre nataI cIa""' fur ex ped<~nl pare nts Saturday. Jul y 12. Expectant parent s arc encouraged to attend O'Bi eness' prenatal class early in the mother-to-be \ ·pregnancy. Firsttime parents. as well as experienced parents, will learn what \ new in maternity care . The class pro,idc s information about prenatal m1tri tion. fetal grnwth and uevel opment. exercise , and warn ing signs and disco mforts uf pregnanc y. _ The c l<~ ss is offered Saturdioy mornin g every other month from 9 a.m. until I p.m . in O' Biene ss· Lower Level room 014. Medi'cal Educ-ation Class room . The classes are free. For JJUJrf il(f(J nna.tion or ro· regirt er.flw a pn;nfltal closs. mll1he 0 'Bieness Birth Cen!a a/ ( 7-10 ) 592-9275. . 1 Church events ( Surf up lo 6X fasterQ This is your ch ce:to "Sh~w Em Qfft~·' ~~,-, r-~-----~-----~----~---, Birthdays O'Bieness offering free ·prenatal classes Hey Moms and Dads, Grandmas and Grandp~s and Aunts and Uncles ... I Baby's Name Freewill Bapti st Church. 7 p. m. Paqor Ed Barney in vites pu blic·. I have bee n in therapy for Wednesday, July 2 five years. At fi rst. !thought PO ME ROY _ Meigs if' I worked really hard. Gou Cou1f'!y Board of Health, would let 111e be "o1orn1al " regu1ar meetmg. · 5 p.m.. again . It too k a long time to confe rence room.· Meigs · ' _friday, Jul~' 4 acce pt that I am not like Co,u nty Health Department. SY RACUSE Elma other people. but ' l am norTUPPER S PLAINS ·Wce>e " ·ill obseow her 90th mal for my circumstances. Special meeting of Eastern . birthday on Jul y -+. C ird, After all these year. . there Local Boaru of Education. may be sent to her at Bn ' are still n_ ew chall enges ~ .. .•<:~__', p.m .. 1o apprnve FYO", 117' - . Syra•'• r"e . , 4577L' . 1. There is depression. self- ·budget and other business. '1\Jesday, Jul~· 8 criticism and al wav' the ' Thursday, Jul y 3 CHEST ER rvlar\' fee ling that people are makALFRED - Ora n~e Virg inia Kaut z. formerly (;f ing fui1 pf you . Tow n ~h ip Tru stee~ huJg....et C h i:'~ t e r. w i l l celt'b r~ll ~ h~r I never knew of anyone mL-etmg. 7:30 p.m .. at home l)Oth birthday on July ~ . else in my situation unti.l I , ol Fiscal Oflicer Osie Follrod . . Carcb may be sent In hL'I' at saw that- .letter. Thank you 1 -sY RACUSE - Syracuse 77H6 Wethersfie ld Dm ·e. t o~ pnnung •.L.ond for gov11og I Village Co'unc iL regular West Chester, Ohio .J.10r19 . me the. addre ss of BI AA. meet ong. 7 p.nk ,. 1 ~I age hall. Her tc lephonG- n umb~r ' """ - - Anna m Hazel Park Monday. julv 7 5 i'.l-874-8790. 1 Dear Anna: I'm sure Y0 \1 SYRACUSE ·Sutto n Saturday, JulyJl have no idea how much Township Tru stees FY09 MIDDL EPORT your letter Will help others. budge t hearing. 7 p.m.. Colee11 Dtfnfee ,ivill observe Man y ~h ~n ks. . . .. Syracus_:_ Village Ha ll. rcgu- her 8 ht birt hday on Ju ly 11 iwme s Matlb?x ts wrtl· lar mcet111['. m foll ow, _ _ _ C orch m ;~y be se nt to her at ten by Kathy Mache/1 and ')7') Hy,el r S C'I\1 ·t,.,-·llm- - - - ·Marcy Sligar, longtime ediOhin -+5760. tors of the Ann Landers mlum11. Please e-mail your Sunday. July 6 . questions to alllriemtailPOMEROY -· No morn brJx@comcasl.net, or write ing servic:c at the Enterpri se to: A1111ie~1 Mailbox, P.O. United Meth<)dist Church on Thursdav, .lulv 3 . Box IJ8190, Chicago, IL Hil and Rom.!. Co n g re g,Jti~Jl TUPP ERS PLAINS 606JJ. To ji11d out more will join Pomcrov United about A1111ie's Mailbox,- Methodist Church -.,s ~u est s · Tuppers Plains VFW Post a11d read features by other fo r the 9:10a.m worship and 9053 · Auxiliary, earry , in ,diimer, 6 p.m ., followed b) Creator;- Symlicate writer.~ 10:35 a.m. Sunuav sdmul. Monday, July '7 7 p.m. meetin g. ami cartomrists, vi.1it tire POMEROY Mt. Monday, July 7 Creators Sy11dicate Web Hermon Unit ed Breth re n POM EROY - Meig' page at www.creators.com. Church·, vacation -Bib le Coun ty Cancer Initiative . School. July 8-11 . 6:30 to rc~ul ai· meeting. noo11. con8: 15 p.on. Children ;ogcs I tu ferenre roclin , . Meigs 12. Theme _i,, God 's Big Count y Healtl} De,partme ~ll . B-a ckyard .~-------- :Thur§day, ;lui}~IO -----, Saturday, Juiy il CHESTER Shack ' ]Clsl. Public meetings i .~ • FR£1! 24/T Ttctmk;al ~ • Instant Messaging - ~P yoor budOy lie! I • 10 e-mail addresees with Webmtltll • Custom Start Page • n&ws, weather & 1110(11 Commumty Calendar -·Be honest about feelings toward ex-wife of Iraq ," said alMashhadani , a Sunni. If the negotiations finish BAGHDAD- Iraq's for- this month, it is unlikely eign minister told lawmak- parliament would begin ers Tuesday the U.S. made debate until it reconvenes in major ~on ce ss ion s in talks August from a one-month on a new security agree- summer recess. ment, urging them to Parlimnerit mu st al so approve the deal to keep appro ve a new law providU.S. troops here after the ing for provincial elections, U:N. mandate expires at the which · are expected , by end of the year. October. Foreign Minister Hoshyar · But the U.N, envov to Zebari briefed lawmakers Iraq, Slaffan di Mistura; told following his- visit · las t parliament leaders Tuesday month to Washington, where that there is no time to orgahc met with President Bush nizc an election by O.ctober. and Secretary of State He sa1d thai if the enahling Coridoleezza Ri ce . Hi s legis lation is not approved meetings in· Washington by the end of the monthcit is · focused on the ongoing unlikely an election could nego~ation s between the even be held this year. O.S. and Iraq on the security Provincial elections are agreement and a separate set considered an important of rules governing the step toward bril)ging Sunni actions of American soldiers . Arabs into tht ' political . . AP photo Many .Iraqi lawmakers prdcess. Many Sunnis bOyIn this tile photo of June 20 construc;tion cranes work above the Freedom Tower foundations at the World Trade Center have complained that the catted the la.s ( provincial site in New York. The World Trade Center's owner on Monday proposed scrapping the sched~le and budget tor the pro· u.s. demands would election. in January 2005, a . longed rebu ilding of the s ite of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, saying nearly every project is delayed and over ·budget and infringe on Iraqi sovereign- move that enabled. Shiites (~ • thai previous estimates "are not realistic." 1 ty, and Prime Minister and Kurds to win a dispro-.:. · No uri al -Maliki said last · portionate. share of power. ' )· · month that the talks hlid U.S. officials have tt~en reached an impasse . pressing the Iraqis to tl!,ke · plaza by the attack>' lOth sure they aren ' t doin g a . along with its retractable But Zebari told the legis- advantage of the reducti~n BY AMY WESTFELDT anniversary, but construe- good job. 1 think it's easy 10 ruof, Ward said. Calatrava lators that the Americans 'in violence to enact powerASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER tion would still need to con- go and ,criti cize them . I'm had designed the wings to had made "great conces- sharing agreements that NEW YORK - The head tiuue atler that. just pointing out that the y gi ve the building a sense of sions to us ," including an would cement the security nf the foundation building Joe Daniel s, president of set the priorities." motion at times and designed end to immunity from pros- gains since early last<year. . the Sc()t. I I memorial told \he Nati•;mal , Sept. 11 The agency i.s building ·a roof to open every Sept. II ecution under lr;tqi law De spite i'mprovements, sropport crs Tu esday. it 's Memorial & Museum, sent <t the memorial and a multi- and shine light down.into the. enjoyed by American and deadly attacks continue. "essenti al" to open th e letter to supporterSTuesday, billion-dollar tran sit hub transit hub's concourse. 'other foreign security conPolice said a truck bomb 1 --'--_J.lle~, ~~ ial · ·Jw ohe 101h '""'"g th <or rt">f)i.W-lll!l~~l'l. s.xH<Hirll'leaH+ng·t!e+lt'·V)'So:;+lif\'l--¥ulf.'aK'•rld- ·-,·;A!.. ,h~~b~ • .w;;.--tractgrs~ - · - - - - ' -· ploded..Tuesday near the ·ve r, aryoT"'theWrorist the foundation will advocate one project afkcts the ulher, w~~ld k~~uputh~"hub"f;~~~ He also said the U.S . was _ home of a Sumii sheik in at!ucks. u isputing u report for the memorial :o open by age ncy o fficial s said. The imposing on the of1icc low'' prepared to g1vc .up control Qayarra, about 45 miles t_hat the proj ccl couldn' t be · the lOth anniversary. underground · museum ers and memorial near it. of lraq1 aorspace tfthe lraqts south of Mosltl, killing one ton~>h eu o11 111ne. "While aggressive, we planned at the site borders "This is a tough choice, but guarantee that the~ could person and wounding 25, The Port Authori ty of , believe it is bofh possible concourses in the Port it is the right choice," he said. protect the. c~:mntr~ s. skoes including the sheik. The . New York and New Jersey's I and essential that the memo- Aut·hority cornmuter rail · C;1tatrava on Tuesday said woth the.or hmoted aor force . blast destroved three houses e xec uti ve director, C hri s rial be open to the public by hub, and trees planned for he recommended the latest Zeban, a Kurd, smd the and damaged seven other~. Ward . "'"'ounced Monday the lOth anni versary of the the-plaza would sit on top of change. · rules governing U.S. trooes police said . · that nea rl y every project 9111 attacks," Daniels wrote. part of the hub. "We strongly stipport the would last t~r only one or Police Brig. Gen. Brig. unJcr cunstrr1ction at the Mayor Mi chae l Ward al so announced a Port Authority's efforts to two years whtle the separate Gen. Khalid Abdul-Sattar WpriJ Traue Center site_ is Bloomberg, who spearhead- major design change to the ensure that the World Trade security agreement would said the sheik, Abdul-Razaq behind sc hedule am.l that the ed fundraising for the hub to trim millions of dol- Center tran sportation hub is be long-term . . al-Waqaa, was among local memorial WOtlld not be able memorial as chair of th e Iars. from a budget that has bui It and we. are continuing That. appeared atmed as ·community leaders who had t<i open by its target of Sept. foundation, s~id Tuesday he ranged from $2.2 billion to . to w~rk collaboratively to salislymg demands of key turned against al-Qaida .in II. 20 II . hoped the memorial could $3.4 billion . lind potential changes that · Shute and. Sunm legislators Iraq . On Tuesday, Ward said open sooner than predicted. The wings on the dome will save time and · mone>' who had msosted that any Extremists also killed ."I've pushed the Port designed by Spanish archi- while preserving the integn- agreem~nt contam language seven people in a series of the public might have access, to the cobble stone, Authority as much as I can," teet Santitigo Calatrava will ty of the original design," he that pomted to an eventual attacks Tuesday in Iraq's tree-covered memorial the mayor said. ''I'm not so no longer open and close said in a statement. U.S. withdrawal. eastern Diyala province. -~-----------------------------------------U.S. officials haw L=loffici~s~m~~~~ · · declined to discuss detail s militants..are returning to the •Pentagon to u_nve1·1·new w · a·1·ve·r process .c:110 r··r·ecru-l'ts · Pag~.:A3 . ANNI E'S MAI L UOX ' BY ROBERT H. REt!) wants - 2, 2008 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SePI.11 - ...... __, T he Daily Sentin0l ~ Iraqi foreign minister urges deal with US • _ I -- .. ~-------....;...-. 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July 2 , !!008 • In between· recent meetwalking away from his decade on our own soil. ings on Capitol Hill. a cantenure on the powerTul California doesn't feel like dtd.tte and his campatgn House Appropnallons it\ at war. Without being manager were talking about. Committee having declared · self-consciously anti-Bu'sh, reason, John Adams. Thomas that the committee has been part of the lhe a much more harmonious McCimtock argues, is we Jefferson and Declaration of Kathryn place to be than he .would ne ver formally declare(! Independence " It 's all Lopez ha'e ex pected. He 's told the war A big part of the reason there," in the dedaratiun, Wall Street Journal's John is a !ailed "call to action. " the candidate said, looking Fund : "It's· because we so In the immediate days after up from inside hJS cab to see ofte~. have th; siune pnori- the Sept. II anacks in 2001. they were pass ing the C lies. Spendmg. Bnrtgmg McClintock • remember~ .. Nat 1'o n·•l .•rcht"e'· He ongressionat· Dtstricr in h " .., • ' J'1 ! b' b ... _11 omc th e bacon .. Thetr Amencans were galvabelieves every poltcy deba't e v ay was " Je to c a 1"' "'et her for Re · bl congressman. he argues . mz~d. We were ready for on the Hill comes dO\"n n pu tcans. • t<l Contesting •o th · · wenr to washington for one marchmg orders "We were 1 ' r the same prt'nct'ple"' or· t"ree- · c e re 1Jmng reason an dbecame part of a told to go shopping "to sup· dom declared in 1776. The ongressman o 1111 . . ' -year-old conservative Dool.ut_ l e's se_ ar. McCiinto .. ck corrupt culture there. It \ a port the economy. That, he 52 McClintock says . wa s "not ex ac tl y Republican candidatr for was a IItt Ie bII Jo hn McCam, frustration r . . poundtng away at bad con- hears a lot. Churchillian." was as exctlcu by · . · d · d For McC !tnrock it's Ha~ing spent over an hour "'ongress 1 the m t II t d ' gress10na spen mg an earb. • . omen as a we -s u - marks and a whole lot ot u out not bemg corrupted with him recentfy, ted sc hoolboy. a_nd the hac k.-t~-basics conserv·atism-. _ b)' power but remembering M<.:CiiRtock sounds like apro~p.ect ~f ~omg to McClintock hst gamered that ltmtted go.vernment conservative making hi~ Wushmgton m Nov~mber to ·· d •l dl·1c n l H.Jfl .' \'l.'flt=n · ~ · v 0 "1 ' Camr"ltgtlt'noe ,,,......;v ll't.th baste. trt'ed-andf ~ -·· · . lldll(m 11 e tght for the freedoms .m ran for governor during the around his diStrict in a race true principles. in a conserv!.hat . docu~.ent have htm 2003 recall election as the against Democrat Charlie at>ve movement with no opttmtsttc about the conservative in the race. Brown. McClintock "'Y' clear leader. A former felfuture of our country. Even Comervative concerns )he tssues that res onate low at the Claremont 111 a Pelost-Retd Congress. about Schwarzcnegger have most with his con slituents Institute, a conservative T?o gu.od to be true? I proven well-placed,- though are sec L<ring the borders. California think tank, don t blame you tor bemg McClintock sees the recall spe nding and reducing the McClintock is not down skepttcal. But as a some- itself. and some of the mitial hurdens of govern ment. about current conservative tunes-DC-er who sui! gets a Arnold reforms, as a step in When a co lleague of mine doldrums . (McCain was the thnll ste~ptng off A_mtrak the right (a nd Right) direc- commen.~s tlmt his _"leave eighth choice of more than and . seem_g the Capttol tton. McClintock predicts us dlon~ t~lk ts makmg her McClintock.) The se things, butldmg, I m. buyt.ng. Tom that it running the nght way nostal gtc tur the, Reagan he says: go in cycles . Mc(:Jmtock, after all, ~ s no -as a government-shmtld- era , McCI111tock s cam"Republican voters have pohucal neophyte. He s no not-be-bu rdensome candt- patgn manager. John Fdiz. not abandoned conservative Pol,lyanna. How can he be? dale- contmues. a pro-life notes, the plan is to go princtples but are concemed He s . a conshvattve candidate could win "back to the future. " !hat thetr leaders have." He Republt~an servmg m the statewide .in the Golden A Fred Thompson sup- adds, "It you don't stand for Cahforma leg!slalure and a State before long. "When porter in the primarie .,, anything. don't be surprised budget-ba!ancmg th?rn m a you scratch the surface," McCl intock points out that 11 nobody votes for you."' liberal Republtcan s stde. McClintock said tn a recent McCatn wasn't hi s firs! And so he stood, and beat Now, . as , tt . happens, interview with National c!10ice. "He wasn't my sec- his main competition, forMcClintock s dtstnct. ts Review, "California is slill ond chotce either. Or my mer Congressman Doug more. M~Clmtock than 11 ts Reagan country." . third. Or my fourth Ot~ my Ose. in the May primar,x _Call forma; as N'!!t.smaL -Why- ge te · Washinglon fifth ... Or-my-xixrJr·Or·"'·'~-wHh-54 percent orthe vote:--· . !our,nal as put tl. the then? Why no! keep running seventh." Sill I, he says, "fot And so he stands. one of the IVIOtner Lode' secituu uf " "~ otaLe\\'iue 0 Because " Those 'who believe in lhe . potential leaders of the conof hts count.tes (one of the McClintock believes that principle of tree govern- servative comeback. If nQt ['astest-growmg Ill the state). ·washington needs an intu- men!," he claims, "earmarks in a big way this fall, it will 'In 2004 ... cast 370.000 sian of people who remem- resonate. " come, McClintock is cervotes and voted 61 percent ber principles fir.st. People The tssue that doesn't res- rain. Freedom _ limited for George W Bush - a who believe, as he does, onate in hts race ts the war government, pu shback,s percenta!le clos~r to Idaho's that the Reagan Revolutton .on terror. and it' s a reminder againsl government attacks than Cahfomta s. The cul- was not an end, but, as he of challenges ahead for both on religiOn and speech and ture here could not be more · puts it, a "pre-revolution." "No Surrender" McCain. marriage_ w!ll ring. . d1fferent than ~hat prevai_ls John Doolinle went to who so me have recently . ( Kathrrn Lopez is the ediless than 50 mtles away m Congress as part of the 1994 ,argued. should run on his tor of Nationcd Review the Bay Area." Gi~grich Revolution . And commttment to not prema- 6Jn/ine (IVII'Iv.narionalroFor . thts reason, the he s leavmg Congress under turely wtthdraw from Iraq. view. com). She can be COliRepubhcan , pnmary m taint of family involvement In a country where 3,000 tacted at k/op cz@narionaiMcChntock s 4th wllh Jack Abramotf, and people were murdered this re view.com.) ' ' '" • ,..- • 0 ' • HE's NO . MICHAEL PHELPS. • • 0 :::::::::::=:~)~~~~~=~~=:::=:::::::::::==...._-==;~~~~d~~~;o~o~~~~~ .. • . • Aren't you a little old for agarden; hippie? The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 213-960) > Correction Polley Ohio Vallel:.ubllshlhg Pubhshed every afternoon, MondQ.y Our ma1n concem in all stones IS to through Fnday, . 111 Court Street, be accurate If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio Second-class , 1n a story, Call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992-2156. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Asaoclalion Poltm•eler: Send address correcOur main number Ia tiOns to The Dally Sent1nel 111 Court (740) 992-2156. 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They may be not be pretty, There was no convincing they may bruise too easily him ihat planting a garden for supermarkets to stock was not just w"ork - it was !hem. but these tomatoes a hobby. it was spiritual, it taste the way a tomato is was a basic connection with supposed to taste ." Yeali, Mother Nature. I'm sure it's the bruising . "You -wouldn't call bowl- . that's keeping them off the mg ' work,' would yo~ ''" I , store shelves. asked : · "So you ' re telling me an " Not if I'm walching it on . idiot like Dave will be eat~ TV," he said. ing nice. beautiful , red Well , to each his own. tomatoes from !he store While he's eating ta ste- whi_l_e we'll be eating th~ chal]enged , salmonella- stutt that looks as if it came bearing tomatoes from who from a restaurant dumpster? knows where, we'll be eat- · Won' t he look silly?" . ing the black tomatoes ri~ht I'm afraid to ask what fmm our own garden . else she planted. if tt 's blue They ' ll be full of garden- lelluce and pink cucum·fresh flavor, they'll be bers, I'd rather not know bursting with - no. wait, about it just yet. Maybe bac k up - whai? Black store prices will come tomatoes'' down by August, and I'll "We planted what'" be able ·to afford a red Sue rolled her eyes . tomato once every few "Heirloom tomatoes - the weeks- not to eat. just to kind of tomatoes everyone look at. : (Jim Mullen i.1 the author used to eat before everylhing got homogenized, of " ft Takes a Village Idiot: pasteurized and commer- Complicating the Simple cialized. The kind our Life" and "Baby's First e reat-'great-gra ndmothers Tattoo. " You cart reaclt him used to grow. Some have ut jun_mullen@mytvaycom.) Jim Mullen of putting in money, we will put in sweat. Well. Sue will put in sweat equity. I don "t want to ri sk t.njuring my typing fingers . . "Who has got time to put tn a garden?" said m~ neighbor Dave, who hasn t Q1issed a baseball game all se;1son "I'd ralher put in. a little ovenime and pay the price." Dave is one of !hose guys who think that lettuce on a hamburger is a salad . "Besides, 'I save money other ways. I switched from bottled · water to beer. It's cheaper." Considering the main ingredient in beer is water, he's right. "What are you now?" he said when he saw the rows in our backy\trd "A hippie'! Aren't you guys a illtle old for that'!" What are you gomg to do next, join a commune? Stan making macrame pol hangets' I I ,, , ThP Daily S.wtin.eJ.. PageA5 USDA funds ayailable for home purchases MARIETTA The with a term of 33 years and USDA Rural Development a fixed rate. office in Marietta . The home mortgages are announced today that subsidized to lower the Federal fundmg is available monthly mortgage payfor eligible applicants who ments. This subsidy can wish to purchase a home . temporarily lower the effcc-The ageny serves 18 tive loan rate to as low as I counties, including Meigs. percent for th ose who qualiin Southeastern Ohio with fy based upon family size . it s housing programs. household · mcome and Apphcallons ca n be repaymcnl ability. Through obtained by contacting the thi s feature our home· loan Marietta otlice. payments are · often less "'\\ccording to Carol expensive than renting a ~oStanzo, Area Director . at home . These no down paythe Marietta office. one of ment loans can be used to the largest obstacles to pur- purchase existing homes or chasing a home is ~aving to build new homes. access ro the typically Subsidy amounts vary required 20% (twenty per- based on the applicant's cen t) Jown payment for household income . To qualconventional lerrders. RuraJ--ify fur a luun, the · liou se Development does not must be located iri an elig1require a dpwn payment as ble rural area. • they finance up to 100 perOne of the other attractive cent of the appraised value, aspects of our home loans are Rutland Ox Roast correction RUTLAND- The lineup for the parade for the Rutland Fire Departmen.t 's Annual Ox Roast will be at 9 a.m. on . Saturday at Depot Street and the new grade school, not the ~ite of the old grade school as previously reported. Also, the . band Just For Kicks will perform at 3:30p.m. BBYFL signups MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth Foolball League will hold football and cheerleading signups on Saturdays in Jul y · The signups will be held at the Rutland July 4 celebration ·on Satutday. and from I0 a.m. 10 1 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Middleport exery other Saturday in July. Pl<1yers from any community may participate. Questions may be directed to 698-2804. Tour, storytelling set MIDDLEPORT -M iddleport's July 4 celebration will 'begin at 2 p.m. Fnday with a historical walking tour, beginning at the "Walking Into Middleport's Past" mural on }'lorth Second Avenue across from Danielle'-s. Mayor Michael Gerlach will conduct the tour, which will end at Downing .House. · · Storyteller Donna Wilson will entertain with stories at 3 ·p.m. at Downing House. All other July 4 activities will be in Dave Dtles Park. our limited closing costs. lndl\'ldual> and families who · qunlify are not charged a processing fee or for anything that is not legally necessary to close thetr loan. Often - other · lenders · charge large fees to close a loan "fast." Cost.mzo furthef explamed that the security blanket l't:J't most by applicants is the fact tliat their loan rate is fixed for the life of the loan. 'This is great news for citize ns of rur;tl communit ies and can make the American Dream of homcownersl11p a safe· reality . .. In addttiun. the .tpphcants must h,1ve mwntained a satisfactm y credit history. have a stable source ot income ,Ill, meet rep.1yment guidelines. ,ilong wuh other eligib!lity criteria Income limits vary accordmg to ramtly stze MILl county of residence. Rural Development also admtntsters a Guaranteed RLIJ ,d HouSi ng program. in which the housing loan IS pro vtucd h) a private financtal insutution · and guaranteed by Rural DC\ dopment. Last year. u1·cr 1.100 fami ltcs purcha,ed thetr homes with the help ol Guaranteed Rural Housing Program. Income lnm ts are very lib-, era! for thts program . The Marietta otltce in add ilion to. its hou smg programs. oilers a broad range of commumty and economic development options . For morf ;uf'urmat;on rm '· . progrmi1.1 , contact USDA Rur(tl DeJ'I'iopment at (740) 373 -i l.f3, '" e-mail Carol Coltrm:o@'olt.usfia.go '- Ruwl De1·eloJmfent 's Mflnetw Ofjta nwilmg mldre.1.1 11 21330 SR 676. Stj ite A. Man etta. OH 45750. June car sales plummet fqi nearly all automakers· Bv ToM KRtSHI;R , AND DEE-ANN DURBIN Recent graduates A~ AUTO WAITERS DETROIT - Nearly all CANTON - Kalie Jeffers of Middleport received a the · major automakers bachelor of ~rts degree fro!TI Malone College during its reported steep sales d~clines ,116th commencement exerctses on May 2. ·. I I for June, but for General Motors at least there was l ,,., .~ !'i"'"'' · NELSONVILLE - Vtolet We solowski of Langsville consolation: Toyota, its leading tmernational comrecently graduated from Hocking .College. petition, had it worse. Even Toyota, with its ~tlexible, eft\cient factories, from Page Al couldn't make the shift from · · · . · h d' · · _. ·trucks to cars as qu, ckly as . Deem smd be beheved apph- cost t e tstncl extra money. American drivers. ns s<U.es ---- cattens-wou!il-be~takefHmHI --Bo!h~Wolfe and- the- new- 7or June · ~hrank 21 percent. July 7 and 11 s posstbl~ a new pllllctpal wtll hav; around So the Japanese automak-. pn~ctpal COUld be. htred by 250 StUdentS ea~h a.ong Wlth er tell short of some ana·JuJy _10 .'t a spec1al board staff members tor those stu- lysts' predictions that it ;meetmg ts scheduled for that dents. Thts academtcally would overtake GM as the -day though that meetmg date dtverse student populauon U.S. sales leader. June sales has not been confirmed. aod growmg responstbllltles at GM had a still-dramatic · Deem said the need .to bet- to juggle not only federal pro- drop of about 18 percent ter manage the effectiveness grams but raising test scores The overall market fell AP photo .of administration at the school helped precipi_tate the restrue- 18.3 percent, according to The discount available on an unsold 2008 Denali is shown on the s1de ot the 'vehicle at a Autodata Corp. It was the GMC Truck·dealershtp in the south Denver suburb of Littlelon. Colo .. on 's unday. Shares and freemg up pnnctpals to tunng, accordmg to Deem. not only work on grant pro"Bottom line, w~ need worst June for the mdustry of General Motors Corp. dropped to their lowest level in more than half a centu ry. and Ford ·grams but wnh the teachers peQple :o:or)ong ":tth our in 17 years, said Jesse Motor Co. stock tumbled to a new low yesterday, a day before U.S. automakers announce were reasons for the move. teachers, Deem satd about Toprak, chief industry ana- whal's expected to be a bleak monthly report today on auto .sales. Deem also satd wnh . some a need .to. focus even ~ore lyst for auto information stte addtttonal money comm;; 1~ on cumculum and to ~IVlde Edmunds.com, who predictearlier thiS year It passed Shares of GM - which on a sales increase for June tram other sources, he dtdn t u~. that responstbtllty to edmore misery ahead. beheve the changes would effectively reach that goal. Toprak said automakers shghlly over I· percent. GM for global vchtdc pro- Mondd) traded at th~i r lowest point in mute than hall a censimJliY did not react quickly Honda car sales were up ducttonlast year. nearly 20 percent. truck .GM reported se lling lllly. acco1 u111g to the Center enough to the staggering about 262,000 vehicles 111 for Research 111 Security sales down 24 percent. rise of gas prices. from Page Al Elsewhere. the picture June, ,tbout 69.000 more Pric·es at the Uni,ersity of "I think the gas price rise far wo1 se. Nissan Mot01 than Toynta. Car sales were Chicago ~ rose 25 cents was that we've seen from March enforcement of flood plam become more familiar with lhrough June was so fast and Co. reported sales off nearly down 21 perce nt at GM and ~e>cl~y to close at $1·1.75. ·regulations. "He satd the the . requirements, they also so dramatic that even Toyota. 18 percent. Sales at Ford 9 percent at Toyota. Truck _ The Associated Press . large number of properties become more comfortable which is known to really fore- Motor Co., which still rel ies sales were down 16 percent reports unadjusted auto sales with tall grass and other wilh complying wilh it," cast consumer demand, was on trucks and spon utility at GM and nearly 39 pet- figures . calculatmg the permaintenance issues are tak- Gerlach said. cent .tgc chLmg e tn the total vehicles, plunged almost 28 cent at Toyola . caught off guard," he said. Ford stock sank to a 52Gerlach and Mullins both ing up much of his attention numher ol vehtcles sold in The shrinking market percent. And Chrysler LLC now, but said the inspection said there have been continued irs shift toward took a huge hit - down week low of $4 41 early one month compared wuh Tuesday but recovered to the same month a year earhprocess is on schedule. insmnces when inspections more ·fuel-efficient models. nearly 36 percent. Because both · pruperty were requested this year by Some automakers were To ' help boost sales, fini sh at $4.71. down 10 er. Some automakers report owners and renters are now property owners and tenants. caught with too few of the Chrysler said it would cents. The share s have trad- percentages ad1ustcu fur There are 131 landlords. smaller cars. -familiar with the inspection extend its offer of $2.99 per ed as hi gh as $9 64 over the sales davs. There were 24 program, Mullins said, some owning 396 rental propersaks ddys last month. three That includes Toyota gallon gas through July 31: It past year. GM managed to beat anaare actually contacting him ties in Middleport. Those Motor Corp., which didn 't ,_ had been scheduled to exptre fewet than 111 June 2007. estimates. Mark to make arrangem~nts for landlords pay a $20 annual have enough of its fuel-effi- July 7. Chrysler pa~s the dtf- lyst inspections. Mayor Michael fee for each unit. cient Prius, Corolla or Yaris feren ce between $2.99 and LaNeve. OM\ vtcc prestSPR ING VALLEY Two rental property ownGerlach said that familiarity cars at dealerships to keep the pump pnce for 12,000 dt:nl of North American 01 n ROUH v, WI Sl 44fl-4,J?1 1m JACKSON PIKE sale s. said it was not possihas made the inspection ers were cited to Mayor's up with demand. Prius sales mtles a year under the offer. WED 712/08 • THURS 7110108 Court earlier this year for were hurt by a battery shortprocess easier. . · The promol!on smrtcd m ble to figttre out how 111L!Ch WWW.SPRINGVALLEYCINEMA.COU "It's like any other pro- fatlure to comply with the age, while sales of the May. but . car sales at GM' ' month-ending three8011 OHtcl!l Opens @ gram, in that as people inspection program in 2007. Corolla and Yaris suffered Chrysler sui! lei! by almost day sale boosted June sales. 6.30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12:30 PM FOR half. Its truck sale s dropped because of plant capacity. 111!1'1\ i<;"'l Ar!Wr• WED THRU SUN MATINEES ~ (in n 1. ··~ Ch·ld .... ~.~ ..., When consumer castes 30 percent. w. ... ... TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT change as quickly 'they pave . The overall market ' \ '593-8822 All~"""' b, ~~"',;""' from Page Al """"' w alttrMqrand.cnm ' * 1110 PH~ ~HOWS HANCOCK (PGt3) this year, it's tough for dro~ped to about 1.2 m!llton 1.00. 3.00, 7.00 & 9.00 SHOWTiMES FOR WED. 7102108 automakers to react in a mat-· vehtcles sold, down more currency for · another. program that is not truly sup- ter of months. Additional than 266.000 from last June . - KIT KITTREDGE · AN AMERICA'N GIRL (G) 1· 30,)" ~_]~0 &.H!. Beginmng in early 2002, ported by any underlying workers ha_ve to be brought U,S. car sales were d~wn rm:oo~·r \IFSS 1:1,1:35,ltl. WALLE (G) then increasing in 2004-05, business venture and creates in to fact ones and trained to about I0 percent for the ltrst WITH THE WH\\ . ~ .. JJ r 1.30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9.30 HI~Oll'K' r lt·JI· t~l. 2:lW, 1$1, 5tl, an illusion for investors that Gibbs began tradiDg mo11ey build different cars. half of this year. . WANTED(R) !J.e received from investors they are investing in a proft!H35, 1:111, 111:11. Ford has been trying to Ford sold 41 percent ~.. 1:1QJ ~:2Ql. 7·10 &~9~:20 ,___ through "loan agreements." . itable trading program rather raise output of the lone fac- fewer of its pere.nnial. best- KIT KITTRWGt• 1Cr t:tl. d. 7:211, t.e. GET SMART (PG13) · Between August 2004 and than a fraudulent scheme. tory. near Detroit that makes seller, the . F-senes ptckup IIALL-t' rC t I~ tlt, 7111,1:15. 1:tO, 3:20, 7.10 & 9:20 March 2007, Gibbs alleged- This scheme is a violation of the Focus compact, but still truck , end 11 sold fewer than WANTED' 111 IGi, tt~ 1:45, 1:35. THE LOVE GURU (PG13) '!~ accepted about $21 mil- the Securities Act of 1933 couldn't meet demand thts half the number of Explorer 3:30 & 9:30 THE l.tll'lGLlll' 111'-1> t~~ US, 7:115;-ti THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PGt3) lton from 150 ·investors and the Securities Exchange month . Both GM and Ford SUVs as it dtd in June 2007. g} S\l\RT' '~~"·'~ I~ tl, 7:15, te. 1:00, 3:30, 7·00 & 9:30 Jrom 24 states that included Act of 1934. llU' 1\CRIDIRi [ 1lll, tl( have announced plans for George Ptpas. Ford 's top KUNG FU PANDA (PG) Arizona, California, To pay existing investors . new subcompacts, but it sales analyslo+md SUV sales 1111 KIR.. Jl , 1~ tl,. 1:30 & 7:30 Colorado, . Connecticut, promised returns, the pro- wilt take at least two years are prob~bly down lor good. Kt\1, It Piilii :K:.-'"I,jjt,ti, 7~1. tll. Delaware, Florida, Georgia, moter uses a cash-flow gen- to gear up factories for the NOW SHOWING MATINEES. "~ur.vtew ts lhat gas. pnces Txrn\X\Jil~.l 47,;-;;;:--t~-Htfilii.li: Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana; erated from newly acquired . new products. WEDTHRU SUN aren I hkely logo down. and lllf 11\PI'f.\1\G I • 9:10. Michigan , Missouri , New . investors. The new money "That just shows the mar- more tmportanlly, many con- HfHJ'\ Mexico, New York, North also is used to mask any kei forces changed extreme- sumers have moved on." he Carolina, Ohio, investment losses. ly fast No automaker' was said. "We believe that the Penn sylvama, · • South It is also charged that Gibbs ready for it," he said. segmenl has ment for certam Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, did not file a registration Only Honda Motor Co., consumers but is not likely to Utah, Vermont, Virginia and statement with the SEC and whose lineup is tilted rebound at any point" Wisconsin through the no exemption from registra- toward' smaller and 'more Toyota overtook General "loan agreement." There ·tion was applied lo the offer fuel-efficient cars, reported Motors Corp. in global sales were also investors from and s~e of the securities. According to the SEC, a· .Canada and Great Britain. Of that .$21 million, he receiver had · been appointed put almost $2 million into to collect the money ~nd his own account and used redistribute it to those who .• ill/\/ ,.,, ( ,\ ihe money·to build a $1.14 invested in the scheme upon their million home and purchase depending Ct11l toduy .for your a luxury car and items. for amounts. The spokesperson FRI! E lleuriltJ: c..·o, ... u/ttltion atfd be ready jOr tlte ,.,.,.,;,,,;,g :-.·ea .'toll~ . himself and his family. advised the process of distrib. Between December 2004 . uting the money will talCe '5<)4- (>.,3.' .... ind July 2005, Gibbs was some time because the reeeivI -K00 - 4 51 - 'JI'SH6 • AU Lot Models Reduced • Sa~ings- On All Models trading abol!t 59 customers' er wants to be thorough and 441!1 Kkhhtnd •\\ r . , • Upto$16,000 funds in a managed account correct in the distribution. Atlf4.•nto. Oil .. ~701 ., and allegedly lost more than ' Assisting the SEC and the LOT MODELS ONLY ,~ $1.5 million in the FOREX U.S. Attorney's Office in the " .... ,,,u.... market, It was during this case where the Federal time that he came up with a Bureau of Investigation, the Authorized Sales &Service lV.:· · l '1' i u.:c' ll l..• ' • 'flill ,l( \l 'd fo(li' 1 Postal Inspection scheme to misrepresent his U.S. fl,f of H HfC' ' " l<'ll (' CI'",~ RedfiUJn, Clayton Service, the West Virginia customers with the "Ponzi" '\UU r• /Y ....'4 . Slate Auditor's Office and scam. A "Ponzi" or pyramid scam the U.S. Commodity Futures 211o 1 ·'' t' 1" '" • <•• ,!lqtolt,. ott·?~~~-~~"· ·'~~; is a fraudulent investment Trading Cqmmission. i!11;dfirl1eQn\y ... ,.,1' rllr···- --- Southern 1 Gibbs • more people ·are planting gardens this year. The price of food is risin~. because the price of oil ts rising. That sounds logical , but when we planted a huge garden this spring, I can't tell you how little oil we used. Of course, we used our own compost, not expensive, oil-based fertilizer. And we didn 't have lo fill up a tractor with $500 worth of diesel We won't have to truck our produce across the co.untry in gassucking IS-wheelers. But wasn' t that the whole point of big. farms'! That they could do things cheaper in bulk than we could do ourse lves ? And for some crops, that 's still true. . I don't want to grow my own wheat. I don ' t. want to milk my own cow. I don't · think bananas will grow here . Besides, I want to leave some. room out back for th'- hammock, the grill and . the" ladder horseshoe game. But lomatoes, gree n beans. _peppers, squash and greens we 'II hl!'Ve in abundance, for a fraction of the supermarket price. Instead -·~ f • 7 1: ----..... Letters to the edrtor are welcome. The y should b& less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to .editing, must be srgned, and mc/ud; address and telephone number. No tmsrgned letters wt/1 be published. Letters <hnu/d be m good taste. addressing i<.llle~, not personalities. Lctter• .of Because ot the fast-risthanks to organt~atwns and mdrvultra/.\" tvillnol be accept· tng price of food, more and ,. ed for rmblrca/lon. - www.mydailysentinel.com._ . 2008 Inspection -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~·~·~~-~~~~~~ " 0 0 - -- - ~a ~8~~== ' 7; • ~ LETTERS T.O THE .EDITOR Wednesday, July 2, Local Briefs r ¥cClintock leads R~publican revolution Today is Wednesday. July 2, the !84th day of2008. There are 182 days left 111 the year. . , Today's High hght in Htstory: On July 2, 1776, the Contmental Cong,ress passeda resolution saying that "these Umted Col<>mes are. and of nght ought to be, free and independent Sta ;~,_-On this dare. In 1807. in the wake of the Chesapeake incident, m whtch the crew of a Brttish frigate boarded an Amencan ship and forcibly removed four suspected deserters, Prestdent Jetferson ordered all British ships ro vacate U.S. !ern tonal waters. · h1 1881, President Garfidd was shot by Charles J. Gutteau at the Washmgton rat! road station; Garfield dted the following September. (Guiteau .was hanged in June 18~2.) In 1908, Supr~me Court Justice Thurgood Marshall was born in Baltimore. In 1926. th~ Untied States Army:Ai_r Corps was created. In 1931, avwtor Ameha Earhart and navig_at.Qr FJed.Noonan - - uiS'"appeareilover tliF PiiCilic Ocean while attemotino to m>JkP the ttrSI round-the-world flight along !he equator. In 1961, author Ernest Hemingway shot himself to death at hts home 111 Ketchum, Idaho. In 1964, PreSident Johnson signed into law a sweeping ' , civil rights bill passed by Congress. • , · In 1987. 18 illegal·aliens were found dead mside a locked .boxcar near Sierra Blanca, Texas, in what authorittes called a botched smuggling attempt; a 19th man survived.' In 1994, a USAir DC-9 crashed in poor weather at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport in North Carolina killing 37 of the 57 people aboard. ' In 1996, electricity and phone service were knocked out for millions of customers from Canada to the SouthY<est after power lines throughout !he West failed on a record-hot day. Ten years ago: Apologtzmg to vtewers and Vietnam vet' erans for "serious faults" in its reponing, Cable News Network retracted a story alleging U.S. commandos had used nerve gas to ktU American defectors dunng the war. " • One year ago: PreSident Bush commuted the sentence of • 0 fom1er aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, sparing him from a 0 00 two-and-half-yt:ar pnson term in the CIA leak case. Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded his visit to Kennebunkport, Maine, where he'd held talks with President ------------------~--~----~--\ • 0 c oo Bush. Opera singer Beverly Sills died in New York at age 78. 0 <> Today's Birthdays: Country smger Marvin Rainwater i~ • o0 0 83. Former Philippine first. lady Imelda Marcos is 79. Jazz mu~cianWhite Ahm~ Jam~ Aam Ito isis 69. 77. ,Former House chiefis of78.staff JohnR~~ H. Sununu \ Wedne~(lny, y -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ,. I - No- \~ ()(1 . . . .. .. ...... ...."··-· I ,. , , .. , ~ o t ' t " \: • • ' • -· ~ 4 '·-~ .J , • • ,, .. . ~ • • . . ' ".. . ... .. .. ' ._t,l �• • The Daily Sentinel · 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156• FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com . ·- PageA2f OPINION · The Daily Sentinel · Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Conl!ress shall ·make no law respecting an establislzmmt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise tl1ereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition tlze G01•ernment for a redress ofgrievances. TODAY· IN HIST-ORY Actor R,on is _62. Wriler-director-comedian Larry Dav1d ts 61.Silver Luct Bames Joh~son, daughter of President Joh_nson, ts 61. Rock mustctan Roy Bittan (Bruce "Spnngsteen & the E Street Band) .is 59. Actress-model Jerry Hall is 52. Rock musictan Dave Parsons (Bush) ts 43. Actress Yancy Butler is 38. Contemporary Chnstian must: ct~n Melodee DeVevo (Casting. Crowns) is. 32. Singer ·Mtchelle Branch ts 25. Actress-singer Ashley Tisdale ts 23. Actress L.indsay Lohan is 22. · · Thought for Today: "Gemus is eternal patience." ·_ Michelangelo, Italian artist( 1475- 1564). July 2 , !!008 • In between· recent meetwalking away from his decade on our own soil. ings on Capitol Hill. a cantenure on the powerTul California doesn't feel like dtd.tte and his campatgn House Appropnallons it\ at war. Without being manager were talking about. Committee having declared · self-consciously anti-Bu'sh, reason, John Adams. Thomas that the committee has been part of the lhe a much more harmonious McCimtock argues, is we Jefferson and Declaration of Kathryn place to be than he .would ne ver formally declare(! Independence " It 's all Lopez ha'e ex pected. He 's told the war A big part of the reason there," in the dedaratiun, Wall Street Journal's John is a !ailed "call to action. " the candidate said, looking Fund : "It's· because we so In the immediate days after up from inside hJS cab to see ofte~. have th; siune pnori- the Sept. II anacks in 2001. they were pass ing the C lies. Spendmg. Bnrtgmg McClintock • remember~ .. Nat 1'o n·•l .•rcht"e'· He ongressionat· Dtstricr in h " .., • ' J'1 ! b' b ... _11 omc th e bacon .. Thetr Amencans were galvabelieves every poltcy deba't e v ay was " Je to c a 1"' "'et her for Re · bl congressman. he argues . mz~d. We were ready for on the Hill comes dO\"n n pu tcans. • t<l Contesting •o th · · wenr to washington for one marchmg orders "We were 1 ' r the same prt'nct'ple"' or· t"ree- · c e re 1Jmng reason an dbecame part of a told to go shopping "to sup· dom declared in 1776. The ongressman o 1111 . . ' -year-old conservative Dool.ut_ l e's se_ ar. McCiinto .. ck corrupt culture there. It \ a port the economy. That, he 52 McClintock says . wa s "not ex ac tl y Republican candidatr for was a IItt Ie bII Jo hn McCam, frustration r . . poundtng away at bad con- hears a lot. Churchillian." was as exctlcu by · . · d · d For McC !tnrock it's Ha~ing spent over an hour "'ongress 1 the m t II t d ' gress10na spen mg an earb. • . omen as a we -s u - marks and a whole lot ot u out not bemg corrupted with him recentfy, ted sc hoolboy. a_nd the hac k.-t~-basics conserv·atism-. _ b)' power but remembering M<.:CiiRtock sounds like apro~p.ect ~f ~omg to McClintock hst gamered that ltmtted go.vernment conservative making hi~ Wushmgton m Nov~mber to ·· d •l dl·1c n l H.Jfl .' \'l.'flt=n · ~ · v 0 "1 ' Camr"ltgtlt'noe ,,,......;v ll't.th baste. trt'ed-andf ~ -·· · . lldll(m 11 e tght for the freedoms .m ran for governor during the around his diStrict in a race true principles. in a conserv!.hat . docu~.ent have htm 2003 recall election as the against Democrat Charlie at>ve movement with no opttmtsttc about the conservative in the race. Brown. McClintock "'Y' clear leader. A former felfuture of our country. Even Comervative concerns )he tssues that res onate low at the Claremont 111 a Pelost-Retd Congress. about Schwarzcnegger have most with his con slituents Institute, a conservative T?o gu.od to be true? I proven well-placed,- though are sec L<ring the borders. California think tank, don t blame you tor bemg McClintock sees the recall spe nding and reducing the McClintock is not down skepttcal. But as a some- itself. and some of the mitial hurdens of govern ment. about current conservative tunes-DC-er who sui! gets a Arnold reforms, as a step in When a co lleague of mine doldrums . (McCain was the thnll ste~ptng off A_mtrak the right (a nd Right) direc- commen.~s tlmt his _"leave eighth choice of more than and . seem_g the Capttol tton. McClintock predicts us dlon~ t~lk ts makmg her McClintock.) The se things, butldmg, I m. buyt.ng. Tom that it running the nght way nostal gtc tur the, Reagan he says: go in cycles . Mc(:Jmtock, after all, ~ s no -as a government-shmtld- era , McCI111tock s cam"Republican voters have pohucal neophyte. He s no not-be-bu rdensome candt- patgn manager. John Fdiz. not abandoned conservative Pol,lyanna. How can he be? dale- contmues. a pro-life notes, the plan is to go princtples but are concemed He s . a conshvattve candidate could win "back to the future. " !hat thetr leaders have." He Republt~an servmg m the statewide .in the Golden A Fred Thompson sup- adds, "It you don't stand for Cahforma leg!slalure and a State before long. "When porter in the primarie .,, anything. don't be surprised budget-ba!ancmg th?rn m a you scratch the surface," McCl intock points out that 11 nobody votes for you."' liberal Republtcan s stde. McClintock said tn a recent McCatn wasn't hi s firs! And so he stood, and beat Now, . as , tt . happens, interview with National c!10ice. "He wasn't my sec- his main competition, forMcClintock s dtstnct. ts Review, "California is slill ond chotce either. Or my mer Congressman Doug more. M~Clmtock than 11 ts Reagan country." . third. Or my fourth Ot~ my Ose. in the May primar,x _Call forma; as N'!!t.smaL -Why- ge te · Washinglon fifth ... Or-my-xixrJr·Or·"'·'~-wHh-54 percent orthe vote:--· . !our,nal as put tl. the then? Why no! keep running seventh." Sill I, he says, "fot And so he stands. one of the IVIOtner Lode' secituu uf " "~ otaLe\\'iue 0 Because " Those 'who believe in lhe . potential leaders of the conof hts count.tes (one of the McClintock believes that principle of tree govern- servative comeback. If nQt ['astest-growmg Ill the state). ·washington needs an intu- men!," he claims, "earmarks in a big way this fall, it will 'In 2004 ... cast 370.000 sian of people who remem- resonate. " come, McClintock is cervotes and voted 61 percent ber principles fir.st. People The tssue that doesn't res- rain. Freedom _ limited for George W Bush - a who believe, as he does, onate in hts race ts the war government, pu shback,s percenta!le clos~r to Idaho's that the Reagan Revolutton .on terror. and it' s a reminder againsl government attacks than Cahfomta s. The cul- was not an end, but, as he of challenges ahead for both on religiOn and speech and ture here could not be more · puts it, a "pre-revolution." "No Surrender" McCain. marriage_ w!ll ring. . d1fferent than ~hat prevai_ls John Doolinle went to who so me have recently . ( Kathrrn Lopez is the ediless than 50 mtles away m Congress as part of the 1994 ,argued. should run on his tor of Nationcd Review the Bay Area." Gi~grich Revolution . And commttment to not prema- 6Jn/ine (IVII'Iv.narionalroFor . thts reason, the he s leavmg Congress under turely wtthdraw from Iraq. view. com). She can be COliRepubhcan , pnmary m taint of family involvement In a country where 3,000 tacted at k/op cz@narionaiMcChntock s 4th wllh Jack Abramotf, and people were murdered this re view.com.) ' ' '" • ,..- • 0 ' • HE's NO . MICHAEL PHELPS. • • 0 :::::::::::=:~)~~~~~=~~=:::=:::::::::::==...._-==;~~~~d~~~;o~o~~~~~ .. • . • Aren't you a little old for agarden; hippie? The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 213-960) > Correction Polley Ohio Vallel:.ubllshlhg Pubhshed every afternoon, MondQ.y Our ma1n concem in all stones IS to through Fnday, . 111 Court Street, be accurate If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio Second-class , 1n a story, Call the newsroom at (740) postage paid at Pomeroy. 992-2156. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Asaoclalion Poltm•eler: Send address correcOur main number Ia tiOns to The Dally Sent1nel 111 Court (740) 992-2156. 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They may be not be pretty, There was no convincing they may bruise too easily him ihat planting a garden for supermarkets to stock was not just w"ork - it was !hem. but these tomatoes a hobby. it was spiritual, it taste the way a tomato is was a basic connection with supposed to taste ." Yeali, Mother Nature. I'm sure it's the bruising . "You -wouldn't call bowl- . that's keeping them off the mg ' work,' would yo~ ''" I , store shelves. asked : · "So you ' re telling me an " Not if I'm walching it on . idiot like Dave will be eat~ TV," he said. ing nice. beautiful , red Well , to each his own. tomatoes from !he store While he's eating ta ste- whi_l_e we'll be eating th~ chal]enged , salmonella- stutt that looks as if it came bearing tomatoes from who from a restaurant dumpster? knows where, we'll be eat- · Won' t he look silly?" . ing the black tomatoes ri~ht I'm afraid to ask what fmm our own garden . else she planted. if tt 's blue They ' ll be full of garden- lelluce and pink cucum·fresh flavor, they'll be bers, I'd rather not know bursting with - no. wait, about it just yet. Maybe bac k up - whai? Black store prices will come tomatoes'' down by August, and I'll "We planted what'" be able ·to afford a red Sue rolled her eyes . tomato once every few "Heirloom tomatoes - the weeks- not to eat. just to kind of tomatoes everyone look at. : (Jim Mullen i.1 the author used to eat before everylhing got homogenized, of " ft Takes a Village Idiot: pasteurized and commer- Complicating the Simple cialized. The kind our Life" and "Baby's First e reat-'great-gra ndmothers Tattoo. " You cart reaclt him used to grow. Some have ut jun_mullen@mytvaycom.) Jim Mullen of putting in money, we will put in sweat. Well. Sue will put in sweat equity. I don "t want to ri sk t.njuring my typing fingers . . "Who has got time to put tn a garden?" said m~ neighbor Dave, who hasn t Q1issed a baseball game all se;1son "I'd ralher put in. a little ovenime and pay the price." Dave is one of !hose guys who think that lettuce on a hamburger is a salad . "Besides, 'I save money other ways. I switched from bottled · water to beer. It's cheaper." Considering the main ingredient in beer is water, he's right. "What are you now?" he said when he saw the rows in our backy\trd "A hippie'! Aren't you guys a illtle old for that'!" What are you gomg to do next, join a commune? Stan making macrame pol hangets' I I ,, , ThP Daily S.wtin.eJ.. PageA5 USDA funds ayailable for home purchases MARIETTA The with a term of 33 years and USDA Rural Development a fixed rate. office in Marietta . The home mortgages are announced today that subsidized to lower the Federal fundmg is available monthly mortgage payfor eligible applicants who ments. This subsidy can wish to purchase a home . temporarily lower the effcc-The ageny serves 18 tive loan rate to as low as I counties, including Meigs. percent for th ose who qualiin Southeastern Ohio with fy based upon family size . it s housing programs. household · mcome and Apphcallons ca n be repaymcnl ability. Through obtained by contacting the thi s feature our home· loan Marietta otlice. payments are · often less "'\\ccording to Carol expensive than renting a ~oStanzo, Area Director . at home . These no down paythe Marietta office. one of ment loans can be used to the largest obstacles to pur- purchase existing homes or chasing a home is ~aving to build new homes. access ro the typically Subsidy amounts vary required 20% (twenty per- based on the applicant's cen t) Jown payment for household income . To qualconventional lerrders. RuraJ--ify fur a luun, the · liou se Development does not must be located iri an elig1require a dpwn payment as ble rural area. • they finance up to 100 perOne of the other attractive cent of the appraised value, aspects of our home loans are Rutland Ox Roast correction RUTLAND- The lineup for the parade for the Rutland Fire Departmen.t 's Annual Ox Roast will be at 9 a.m. on . Saturday at Depot Street and the new grade school, not the ~ite of the old grade school as previously reported. Also, the . band Just For Kicks will perform at 3:30p.m. BBYFL signups MIDDLEPORT - The Big Bend Youth Foolball League will hold football and cheerleading signups on Saturdays in Jul y · The signups will be held at the Rutland July 4 celebration ·on Satutday. and from I0 a.m. 10 1 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Middleport exery other Saturday in July. Pl<1yers from any community may participate. Questions may be directed to 698-2804. Tour, storytelling set MIDDLEPORT -M iddleport's July 4 celebration will 'begin at 2 p.m. Fnday with a historical walking tour, beginning at the "Walking Into Middleport's Past" mural on }'lorth Second Avenue across from Danielle'-s. Mayor Michael Gerlach will conduct the tour, which will end at Downing .House. · · Storyteller Donna Wilson will entertain with stories at 3 ·p.m. at Downing House. All other July 4 activities will be in Dave Dtles Park. our limited closing costs. lndl\'ldual> and families who · qunlify are not charged a processing fee or for anything that is not legally necessary to close thetr loan. Often - other · lenders · charge large fees to close a loan "fast." Cost.mzo furthef explamed that the security blanket l't:J't most by applicants is the fact tliat their loan rate is fixed for the life of the loan. 'This is great news for citize ns of rur;tl communit ies and can make the American Dream of homcownersl11p a safe· reality . .. In addttiun. the .tpphcants must h,1ve mwntained a satisfactm y credit history. have a stable source ot income ,Ill, meet rep.1yment guidelines. ,ilong wuh other eligib!lity criteria Income limits vary accordmg to ramtly stze MILl county of residence. Rural Development also admtntsters a Guaranteed RLIJ ,d HouSi ng program. in which the housing loan IS pro vtucd h) a private financtal insutution · and guaranteed by Rural DC\ dopment. Last year. u1·cr 1.100 fami ltcs purcha,ed thetr homes with the help ol Guaranteed Rural Housing Program. Income lnm ts are very lib-, era! for thts program . The Marietta otltce in add ilion to. its hou smg programs. oilers a broad range of commumty and economic development options . For morf ;uf'urmat;on rm '· . progrmi1.1 , contact USDA Rur(tl DeJ'I'iopment at (740) 373 -i l.f3, '" e-mail Carol Coltrm:o@'olt.usfia.go '- Ruwl De1·eloJmfent 's Mflnetw Ofjta nwilmg mldre.1.1 11 21330 SR 676. Stj ite A. Man etta. OH 45750. June car sales plummet fqi nearly all automakers· Bv ToM KRtSHI;R , AND DEE-ANN DURBIN Recent graduates A~ AUTO WAITERS DETROIT - Nearly all CANTON - Kalie Jeffers of Middleport received a the · major automakers bachelor of ~rts degree fro!TI Malone College during its reported steep sales d~clines ,116th commencement exerctses on May 2. ·. I I for June, but for General Motors at least there was l ,,., .~ !'i"'"'' · NELSONVILLE - Vtolet We solowski of Langsville consolation: Toyota, its leading tmernational comrecently graduated from Hocking .College. petition, had it worse. Even Toyota, with its ~tlexible, eft\cient factories, from Page Al couldn't make the shift from · · · . · h d' · · _. ·trucks to cars as qu, ckly as . Deem smd be beheved apph- cost t e tstncl extra money. American drivers. ns s<U.es ---- cattens-wou!il-be~takefHmHI --Bo!h~Wolfe and- the- new- 7or June · ~hrank 21 percent. July 7 and 11 s posstbl~ a new pllllctpal wtll hav; around So the Japanese automak-. pn~ctpal COUld be. htred by 250 StUdentS ea~h a.ong Wlth er tell short of some ana·JuJy _10 .'t a spec1al board staff members tor those stu- lysts' predictions that it ;meetmg ts scheduled for that dents. Thts academtcally would overtake GM as the -day though that meetmg date dtverse student populauon U.S. sales leader. June sales has not been confirmed. aod growmg responstbllltles at GM had a still-dramatic · Deem said the need .to bet- to juggle not only federal pro- drop of about 18 percent ter manage the effectiveness grams but raising test scores The overall market fell AP photo .of administration at the school helped precipi_tate the restrue- 18.3 percent, according to The discount available on an unsold 2008 Denali is shown on the s1de ot the 'vehicle at a Autodata Corp. It was the GMC Truck·dealershtp in the south Denver suburb of Littlelon. Colo .. on 's unday. Shares and freemg up pnnctpals to tunng, accordmg to Deem. not only work on grant pro"Bottom line, w~ need worst June for the mdustry of General Motors Corp. dropped to their lowest level in more than half a centu ry. and Ford ·grams but wnh the teachers peQple :o:or)ong ":tth our in 17 years, said Jesse Motor Co. stock tumbled to a new low yesterday, a day before U.S. automakers announce were reasons for the move. teachers, Deem satd about Toprak, chief industry ana- whal's expected to be a bleak monthly report today on auto .sales. Deem also satd wnh . some a need .to. focus even ~ore lyst for auto information stte addtttonal money comm;; 1~ on cumculum and to ~IVlde Edmunds.com, who predictearlier thiS year It passed Shares of GM - which on a sales increase for June tram other sources, he dtdn t u~. that responstbtllty to edmore misery ahead. beheve the changes would effectively reach that goal. Toprak said automakers shghlly over I· percent. GM for global vchtdc pro- Mondd) traded at th~i r lowest point in mute than hall a censimJliY did not react quickly Honda car sales were up ducttonlast year. nearly 20 percent. truck .GM reported se lling lllly. acco1 u111g to the Center enough to the staggering about 262,000 vehicles 111 for Research 111 Security sales down 24 percent. rise of gas prices. from Page Al Elsewhere. the picture June, ,tbout 69.000 more Pric·es at the Uni,ersity of "I think the gas price rise far wo1 se. Nissan Mot01 than Toynta. Car sales were Chicago ~ rose 25 cents was that we've seen from March enforcement of flood plam become more familiar with lhrough June was so fast and Co. reported sales off nearly down 21 perce nt at GM and ~e>cl~y to close at $1·1.75. ·regulations. "He satd the the . requirements, they also so dramatic that even Toyota. 18 percent. Sales at Ford 9 percent at Toyota. Truck _ The Associated Press . large number of properties become more comfortable which is known to really fore- Motor Co., which still rel ies sales were down 16 percent reports unadjusted auto sales with tall grass and other wilh complying wilh it," cast consumer demand, was on trucks and spon utility at GM and nearly 39 pet- figures . calculatmg the permaintenance issues are tak- Gerlach said. cent .tgc chLmg e tn the total vehicles, plunged almost 28 cent at Toyola . caught off guard," he said. Ford stock sank to a 52Gerlach and Mullins both ing up much of his attention numher ol vehtcles sold in The shrinking market percent. And Chrysler LLC now, but said the inspection said there have been continued irs shift toward took a huge hit - down week low of $4 41 early one month compared wuh Tuesday but recovered to the same month a year earhprocess is on schedule. insmnces when inspections more ·fuel-efficient models. nearly 36 percent. Because both · pruperty were requested this year by Some automakers were To ' help boost sales, fini sh at $4.71. down 10 er. Some automakers report owners and renters are now property owners and tenants. caught with too few of the Chrysler said it would cents. The share s have trad- percentages ad1ustcu fur There are 131 landlords. smaller cars. -familiar with the inspection extend its offer of $2.99 per ed as hi gh as $9 64 over the sales davs. There were 24 program, Mullins said, some owning 396 rental propersaks ddys last month. three That includes Toyota gallon gas through July 31: It past year. GM managed to beat anaare actually contacting him ties in Middleport. Those Motor Corp., which didn 't ,_ had been scheduled to exptre fewet than 111 June 2007. estimates. Mark to make arrangem~nts for landlords pay a $20 annual have enough of its fuel-effi- July 7. Chrysler pa~s the dtf- lyst inspections. Mayor Michael fee for each unit. cient Prius, Corolla or Yaris feren ce between $2.99 and LaNeve. OM\ vtcc prestSPR ING VALLEY Two rental property ownGerlach said that familiarity cars at dealerships to keep the pump pnce for 12,000 dt:nl of North American 01 n ROUH v, WI Sl 44fl-4,J?1 1m JACKSON PIKE sale s. said it was not possihas made the inspection ers were cited to Mayor's up with demand. Prius sales mtles a year under the offer. WED 712/08 • THURS 7110108 Court earlier this year for were hurt by a battery shortprocess easier. . · The promol!on smrtcd m ble to figttre out how 111L!Ch WWW.SPRINGVALLEYCINEMA.COU "It's like any other pro- fatlure to comply with the age, while sales of the May. but . car sales at GM' ' month-ending three8011 OHtcl!l Opens @ gram, in that as people inspection program in 2007. Corolla and Yaris suffered Chrysler sui! lei! by almost day sale boosted June sales. 6.30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS & 12:30 PM FOR half. Its truck sale s dropped because of plant capacity. 111!1'1\ i<;"'l Ar!Wr• WED THRU SUN MATINEES ~ (in n 1. ··~ Ch·ld .... ~.~ ..., When consumer castes 30 percent. w. ... ... TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT change as quickly 'they pave . The overall market ' \ '593-8822 All~"""' b, ~~"',;""' from Page Al """"' w alttrMqrand.cnm ' * 1110 PH~ ~HOWS HANCOCK (PGt3) this year, it's tough for dro~ped to about 1.2 m!llton 1.00. 3.00, 7.00 & 9.00 SHOWTiMES FOR WED. 7102108 automakers to react in a mat-· vehtcles sold, down more currency for · another. program that is not truly sup- ter of months. Additional than 266.000 from last June . - KIT KITTREDGE · AN AMERICA'N GIRL (G) 1· 30,)" ~_]~0 &.H!. Beginmng in early 2002, ported by any underlying workers ha_ve to be brought U,S. car sales were d~wn rm:oo~·r \IFSS 1:1,1:35,ltl. WALLE (G) then increasing in 2004-05, business venture and creates in to fact ones and trained to about I0 percent for the ltrst WITH THE WH\\ . ~ .. JJ r 1.30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9.30 HI~Oll'K' r lt·JI· t~l. 2:lW, 1$1, 5tl, an illusion for investors that Gibbs began tradiDg mo11ey build different cars. half of this year. . WANTED(R) !J.e received from investors they are investing in a proft!H35, 1:111, 111:11. Ford has been trying to Ford sold 41 percent ~.. 1:1QJ ~:2Ql. 7·10 &~9~:20 ,___ through "loan agreements." . itable trading program rather raise output of the lone fac- fewer of its pere.nnial. best- KIT KITTRWGt• 1Cr t:tl. d. 7:211, t.e. GET SMART (PG13) · Between August 2004 and than a fraudulent scheme. tory. near Detroit that makes seller, the . F-senes ptckup IIALL-t' rC t I~ tlt, 7111,1:15. 1:tO, 3:20, 7.10 & 9:20 March 2007, Gibbs alleged- This scheme is a violation of the Focus compact, but still truck , end 11 sold fewer than WANTED' 111 IGi, tt~ 1:45, 1:35. THE LOVE GURU (PG13) '!~ accepted about $21 mil- the Securities Act of 1933 couldn't meet demand thts half the number of Explorer 3:30 & 9:30 THE l.tll'lGLlll' 111'-1> t~~ US, 7:115;-ti THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PGt3) lton from 150 ·investors and the Securities Exchange month . Both GM and Ford SUVs as it dtd in June 2007. g} S\l\RT' '~~"·'~ I~ tl, 7:15, te. 1:00, 3:30, 7·00 & 9:30 Jrom 24 states that included Act of 1934. llU' 1\CRIDIRi [ 1lll, tl( have announced plans for George Ptpas. Ford 's top KUNG FU PANDA (PG) Arizona, California, To pay existing investors . new subcompacts, but it sales analyslo+md SUV sales 1111 KIR.. Jl , 1~ tl,. 1:30 & 7:30 Colorado, . Connecticut, promised returns, the pro- wilt take at least two years are prob~bly down lor good. Kt\1, It Piilii :K:.-'"I,jjt,ti, 7~1. tll. Delaware, Florida, Georgia, moter uses a cash-flow gen- to gear up factories for the NOW SHOWING MATINEES. "~ur.vtew ts lhat gas. pnces Txrn\X\Jil~.l 47,;-;;;:--t~-Htfilii.li: Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana; erated from newly acquired . new products. WEDTHRU SUN aren I hkely logo down. and lllf 11\PI'f.\1\G I • 9:10. Michigan , Missouri , New . investors. The new money "That just shows the mar- more tmportanlly, many con- HfHJ'\ Mexico, New York, North also is used to mask any kei forces changed extreme- sumers have moved on." he Carolina, Ohio, investment losses. ly fast No automaker' was said. "We believe that the Penn sylvama, · • South It is also charged that Gibbs ready for it," he said. segmenl has ment for certam Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, did not file a registration Only Honda Motor Co., consumers but is not likely to Utah, Vermont, Virginia and statement with the SEC and whose lineup is tilted rebound at any point" Wisconsin through the no exemption from registra- toward' smaller and 'more Toyota overtook General "loan agreement." There ·tion was applied lo the offer fuel-efficient cars, reported Motors Corp. in global sales were also investors from and s~e of the securities. According to the SEC, a· .Canada and Great Britain. Of that .$21 million, he receiver had · been appointed put almost $2 million into to collect the money ~nd his own account and used redistribute it to those who .• ill/\/ ,.,, ( ,\ ihe money·to build a $1.14 invested in the scheme upon their million home and purchase depending Ct11l toduy .for your a luxury car and items. for amounts. The spokesperson FRI! E lleuriltJ: c..·o, ... u/ttltion atfd be ready jOr tlte ,.,.,.,;,,,;,g :-.·ea .'toll~ . himself and his family. advised the process of distrib. Between December 2004 . uting the money will talCe '5<)4- (>.,3.' .... ind July 2005, Gibbs was some time because the reeeivI -K00 - 4 51 - 'JI'SH6 • AU Lot Models Reduced • Sa~ings- On All Models trading abol!t 59 customers' er wants to be thorough and 441!1 Kkhhtnd •\\ r . , • Upto$16,000 funds in a managed account correct in the distribution. Atlf4.•nto. Oil .. ~701 ., and allegedly lost more than ' Assisting the SEC and the LOT MODELS ONLY ,~ $1.5 million in the FOREX U.S. Attorney's Office in the " .... ,,,u.... market, It was during this case where the Federal time that he came up with a Bureau of Investigation, the Authorized Sales &Service lV.:· · l '1' i u.:c' ll l..• ' • 'flill ,l( \l 'd fo(li' 1 Postal Inspection scheme to misrepresent his U.S. fl,f of H HfC' ' " l<'ll (' CI'",~ RedfiUJn, Clayton Service, the West Virginia customers with the "Ponzi" '\UU r• /Y ....'4 . Slate Auditor's Office and scam. A "Ponzi" or pyramid scam the U.S. Commodity Futures 211o 1 ·'' t' 1" '" • <•• ,!lqtolt,. ott·?~~~-~~"· ·'~~; is a fraudulent investment Trading Cqmmission. i!11;dfirl1eQn\y ... ,.,1' rllr···- --- Southern 1 Gibbs • more people ·are planting gardens this year. The price of food is risin~. because the price of oil ts rising. That sounds logical , but when we planted a huge garden this spring, I can't tell you how little oil we used. Of course, we used our own compost, not expensive, oil-based fertilizer. And we didn 't have lo fill up a tractor with $500 worth of diesel We won't have to truck our produce across the co.untry in gassucking IS-wheelers. But wasn' t that the whole point of big. farms'! That they could do things cheaper in bulk than we could do ourse lves ? And for some crops, that 's still true. . I don't want to grow my own wheat. I don ' t. want to milk my own cow. I don't · think bananas will grow here . Besides, I want to leave some. room out back for th'- hammock, the grill and . the" ladder horseshoe game. But lomatoes, gree n beans. _peppers, squash and greens we 'II hl!'Ve in abundance, for a fraction of the supermarket price. Instead -·~ f • 7 1: ----..... Letters to the edrtor are welcome. The y should b& less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to .editing, must be srgned, and mc/ud; address and telephone number. No tmsrgned letters wt/1 be published. Letters <hnu/d be m good taste. addressing i<.llle~, not personalities. Lctter• .of Because ot the fast-risthanks to organt~atwns and mdrvultra/.\" tvillnol be accept· tng price of food, more and ,. ed for rmblrca/lon. - www.mydailysentinel.com._ . 2008 Inspection -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~·~·~~-~~~~~~ " 0 0 - -- - ~a ~8~~== ' 7; • ~ LETTERS T.O THE .EDITOR Wednesday, July 2, Local Briefs r ¥cClintock leads R~publican revolution Today is Wednesday. July 2, the !84th day of2008. There are 182 days left 111 the year. . , Today's High hght in Htstory: On July 2, 1776, the Contmental Cong,ress passeda resolution saying that "these Umted Col<>mes are. and of nght ought to be, free and independent Sta ;~,_-On this dare. In 1807. in the wake of the Chesapeake incident, m whtch the crew of a Brttish frigate boarded an Amencan ship and forcibly removed four suspected deserters, Prestdent Jetferson ordered all British ships ro vacate U.S. !ern tonal waters. · h1 1881, President Garfidd was shot by Charles J. Gutteau at the Washmgton rat! road station; Garfield dted the following September. (Guiteau .was hanged in June 18~2.) In 1908, Supr~me Court Justice Thurgood Marshall was born in Baltimore. In 1926. th~ Untied States Army:Ai_r Corps was created. In 1931, avwtor Ameha Earhart and navig_at.Qr FJed.Noonan - - uiS'"appeareilover tliF PiiCilic Ocean while attemotino to m>JkP the ttrSI round-the-world flight along !he equator. In 1961, author Ernest Hemingway shot himself to death at hts home 111 Ketchum, Idaho. In 1964, PreSident Johnson signed into law a sweeping ' , civil rights bill passed by Congress. • , · In 1987. 18 illegal·aliens were found dead mside a locked .boxcar near Sierra Blanca, Texas, in what authorittes called a botched smuggling attempt; a 19th man survived.' In 1994, a USAir DC-9 crashed in poor weather at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport in North Carolina killing 37 of the 57 people aboard. ' In 1996, electricity and phone service were knocked out for millions of customers from Canada to the SouthY<est after power lines throughout !he West failed on a record-hot day. Ten years ago: Apologtzmg to vtewers and Vietnam vet' erans for "serious faults" in its reponing, Cable News Network retracted a story alleging U.S. commandos had used nerve gas to ktU American defectors dunng the war. " • One year ago: PreSident Bush commuted the sentence of • 0 fom1er aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, sparing him from a 0 00 two-and-half-yt:ar pnson term in the CIA leak case. Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded his visit to Kennebunkport, Maine, where he'd held talks with President ------------------~--~----~--\ • 0 c oo Bush. Opera singer Beverly Sills died in New York at age 78. 0 <> Today's Birthdays: Country smger Marvin Rainwater i~ • o0 0 83. Former Philippine first. lady Imelda Marcos is 79. Jazz mu~cianWhite Ahm~ Jam~ Aam Ito isis 69. 77. ,Former House chiefis of78.staff JohnR~~ H. Sununu \ Wedne~(lny, y -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ,. I - No- \~ ()(1 . . . .. .. ...... ...."··-· I ,. , , .. , ~ o t ' t " \: • • ' • -· ~ 4 '·-~ .J , • • ,, .. . ~ • • . . ' ".. . ... .. .. ' ._t,l �• 'o- ' ' The Daily Sentinel. • ; _ • . - £"AT . "".t'i..i...l JFK to. Physician of the month GALLIPOLIS -Marc Suhik. MD. gastroenterolo•gy. \\as selected as the June Phv>ician of the Month at Hoher Medical Center by the Hospital's Physician Satisfaction Team. • Dr. Subik earned hi-s medical degree from \he Upstate ~1 cu k a l Center in 1Syracuse . . N.Y. and wmpletcd his residency and intern sh ip at Marshnl l University in Huntington, W.Va. In addition, Subik completed a · Gastroenterology Fellowship. at Baylor College qf Medicine. Houston, Texas. Suhik IS board certified by the American Board of Medicine and a member ofth~ American ColleQe of Gastroentero logy. ~ the ' . " Pae:eA6.... ~ Wednesday, July 2, Ox Roast This local .garage band JFK (Just for. Kicks) will play at the Rutland Ox Roast, 3:30 to 5:30 · Saturday to play top 40 pop, rock and country tunes. The Meigs High SchoOl students in the band are kneeling front, Kastle Balser. keyboardlpercussion/vo cals ; and standing, from the left, Taylor Jones, bass guitar/drums; Darby Gilmore . lead gui- he enjoys staying fit, sk iing, attendii1g· Marshall University 'r<>rts, collecting coi ns and medicine glass A mPrican G; t,troe ntenlln!-~i c: ll hOttit:.~.: ~rin o ···-·· · r·- ······e Association. and ':' the American Society of Gastrintestinal Endoscopy. He. also serves on the Hospital's Continuing . Medical Education! CME) Committee. Dr. Subik resides in Huntington with his wife. Susan. and children Rachele and G~ant. In his spare time. and feeding 'birds. . The Physician Satisfaction team presented Subik with the Physician of the Month award . based on comments by staff and peers. • For his special honor, Subik received a framed certificate and designated parking spot for the month of June. ·lar/voca!s; Morgan Kennedy, drums/bass guitar; and Dusty Eads , · rhythm guitar. The fft ,- h i L· hwl"' · ~· 2008 ...... ..... ... ;, ~r:~~i~:~will be thisalso ·summer · -~1 Strickland tor Governor.2008 Cornhole Tournament Tour which will take place · at various locations around the state. SubmlUed photo Group chides Ohio for link to syveatshop factories Bv STEPHEN 'The Price is Right" fame - a total of roughly $1. I, million over the _past two years through April for sw~~t~~o~B~~o3); Anw~~;~ undergarments, said Ohio tO-T-pressure two-com- , Departmetll • of I panics it does business with Administrative Services to improve what it says' are · spokeS!i1-~~Ron Sylvester. abusive working conditions It has paid Lion Apparel in factories abroad. about $195 ,ODD over the · SweaiFree Communities, past two years for uniforms an organization founded by for .public employees. anti-sweatshop advocates, "The governor has directreleased a report Tuesday ed the department to review that alleges abusive work- current contracts and to ing· conditions i·n factories · communicate directly with that supply the Bob Barker companies who are alleged . Submitted photo Co. and Dayton-based to have engaged with these Candace Bonecutter, 2007 Point Pleasant Sternwheel Lion Apparel. practices and to outline Regatta queen , with the help Of princesses at'the rJ!cent The state has paid Bob Ohio's expectations for its "Queen's Birthday Ball," donated stuffed animals to the Barker- 'not the Barker of vendors," said Keith Pediatric Unit at Pl.e asant Valley Hospital. Here pediatric patient, Kaylee Ferguson, age 5, receives one of the donated animals from Regatta queen. • MAJORS 'ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER 1 Dailey, spokesman for Gov. Ted Strickland. Bas@d on one-on-on e in.terviews conducted ' with ' 24 workers off company premises, SweatFfee Communities said a factory •n B'>nnlndosll th"' c:- "ppl'!ec 1 """6"'·1. ..,, Bob Barker pays workers below minimum wage and forces them to work at least three overtime hours per day. The report also alleges that workers get less than the number of paid . leave days allotted to them by law,' and female workers get no maternity leave and therefore have to quit when they become pregnant. The report also alleges , I l UUL ..; u !hat female workers are required to submit to pregnancy tests once a year and are fired if the tests are p-ositive. The s(a(e hrnr a phone conversation with the company on the allegations, Sylvester said. The company told the state in a June 6 letter that it complied with all international labor standards and ;, consi stently monitored by representative s of the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production. A telephone message lefi with Bob Barker spoke>man Tom Barker was not immediately returned Tuesday. <l Historic house moves to new home AK!WN (AP) - The oldest house in downtown Akron has a temporary 'new home, after a·move through city streets that drew hundreds of spectators. They captured the moment with cameras and cell phones ,on Monday as the I 72-year-old Richard Howe House slowly made its way down a couple of blocks. Eighty-year-old Dick Breiding brought about a dozen grandchildren to wit- ness what he called "the biggest thing of the summer of 2008 for Akron." . The 400-ton, two-story residence had to be relocated to make way for construction of a new housing development for University of Akron students. The house will sit for a few weeks in a temporary spot until its new foundation is completed nearby. _ The Howe House will become a visitor center for the Ohio & Erie Canal. < FOOD STORE ASST. VARIETIES Pepsi • .Mt •.Dew Diet Pepsi Wednesday... Areas of with a chance of showers dense fog in the morning. and thunderstorms. Highs in Sunny. Highs in the upper the upper 70s. Lows around 80s. Southwest winds I0 to 60. Chance of rain 50 per15 mph. cent. Wednesday night... Saturday night and Partly .cloudy. Lows in the Sunday... Mostly cloudy. A _lower 60s. Squtl]west wind,-=<:.hance of s.howcrs and~ 5 to 10 mph . thunderstorms . .Lows in the Thursday... Partly su nny lower 60s. Highs in the mid · with a chance of showers 80s. Chance of rain 30 perand thunderstorms. Highs i_n cent. the mid 80s. Southwest Sunday . night and winds 5 to 10 JTiph. Chance Monday... Mostly cloudy. Lows in the lower 60s. of rain 40 percent. Thursday night. ..Cloudy Highs in the upper 80s. with a chance of showers . Monday night and and thunderstorms. Lows in . 1\aesday...Mostly cloudy. ·A the lower 60s. South winds chance of showers and 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain thunderstorms. Lows in the 50 percent. · mid 60s. Highs in the mid Independence Day 80s. C~ance of rain 30 perthrough · . Saturday...Cioudy . cent. 1 . ·Local Stocks 81.11 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. 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Plzz• 8 . 8 to 7o.z pkg 79¢ et...:.... t• 1 The Dail ~h.lne.l 11 • - - Bl ~- ' Wednesday, July 2, 2008 LocAL ScHEDULE POMEROY - A sc:Nidul& ol upeMiing high lchool varsity sporting events itwolv ing teams lrom Meigs and GliMia coun1ies Tueadu. July 8 l~kln BaHball . Chillicothe at Post 128, 6 p.m. · SPORTS BRIEFS EHS fall sports athletic packets · . TUPPERS PLAINS Athletic packets for ·the 2008 fall sports season are currently available at Eastern High School. Packets can be picked up in .the office from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. . All student-athletes in 7th through 12th grade who wish to participate in cheer. leading, football, golf, cross country, or ·volleyball must complete the. packet with a parent in order to he eligible to play a sport in the fall. Additionally, all studentathletes must have a phy_sical completed and turned in in order to participate. For more information, contact Pam · Douthitt at Eastern High School. Campb~U lands in Chicago on busy NHL spending day BY IRA PODELL N1-1 L The biggeSt moves were . made by the Chicago NEW YORK The Blackhawks. who landed top spending on NHL free defenseman Brian Campbell agents started Tuesday with an eight-year, $57.12 morning and hadn 't stopped million deal , and goalie well into the evening. Cristobal Huet with a fourAnd the surprising part ·year, $22.5 million contract. ·was, rrprquee playe1:s sucli __ Campbell proved to ~be as Marian Hossa, Jaromir ' just a rental player for the Jagr af!d !vials SunUiu ~tm San Jose Sharks .. who got hadn 't decideu what team him from Buffalo at the would shower them with NHL t~ade deadline but riches. . , couldn't get out of the secSundm was reportedly ond round. · offered a two-year contract He and Huet are joining a from the . Vancouver team that boast's rookie of Canucks worth $20 million, the year Patrick Kane and a deal that would make the fellow forward Jonathan Toronto Maple Leafs captain Toews, who was a runner-up the league's highest- paid for the award . player. With the. salar~ cap rising "Shocked. I think that to $56.7 m1lhon tor next seaAP photo word says enough," Devils son and the minimum jumpgeneral manager Lou mg to $40.7 mtllton, team s In this May 2 file photo: San Jose Sharks defenseman Brian Campbell skates during Game 5 of a Western Conference semifinal playoff hockey series against the Da.llas Stars in San Lamoriello said of the freePle•se see NHL 86 flowing cash around the Jose . Calif. ASSOCIATED PRESS • South~rn High -· volleyball ca."'lp Jurevicius has second knee surgery RACINE The Southern Volleyball Youth Camp for all girls entering fifth through eighth grades in the fall will be held from 9 a.m. to noon , July 14-16 at Southern High School. The cost is $25 per student if pre,registered by July 7 and $30 per student if registered the day of the camp. A camp T-shirt is included in the price . Contact Tonja Hunter at 740-949-3088 for more ·illftli'iri!itton :"'Th'e"·' """"'-1~'1' meant to teach passing, setting, hitting skill~. and fundamentals. RACINE- The Southern Basketball program . will host a four-man golf scrampie on Au~ . 2 at Riverside Golf Club m Mason, W.Va. ·The scramble will be an 8:30 a.m.' shotgvn start, and the format is bring-yourown team. Only one player with an under-10 handicap is allowed per team with a total team handicap of 40 or above. The cost will be $60 per person ($240 per team) with optional cash pot, skins, and mulligan for purchase. Prizes of first, second, and third place tlnishes will be awarded. Additionally, prizes for longest putt, long~st drive, and closest to the pin will be presented. Beverages and food will .be provided. To · enter, please contact coach Jell Caldwell at 740-949-3129. · SoftbaU tourney .set for Aug. 8 ~40-416-0900. ' , CoNI'ACfUS 8 oz bag 99¢ ·-- Jackets get Torres, Page 86 CHESTER - A Days of Glory Co-Ed Softball roumament has been set for Aug. 8 through I0 at the thester Ball Fields with all proceeds to benefit the Chester Ball Association ~net---me Angela Eason Memorial fields. : For more information call i\ngie Edwards at 740,416~956 or Mandie Grueser at Previously ·Frozen loneleu, Skinless Chicken Breast -- John Pont dies at 80, Page 82 • More world n!CIIrds broken @I Olympic swim trials, Page 86 Southern Basketball Golf Scramble set 1 Local Weather AEP (NYSE)- 411. 26 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 88.39 Aohland Inc. (NYSE)- 48.59 Big Lola (NYSE)- 31 .78 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 28.29 BorgWamer (NYSE)- 45.09 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -63.82 Champion (NASDAQ)- 4.55 Charming Shopo (NASDAQ) 4.88 City Holding (NASDAQ) 411.48 Collins (NYSE)- 49.50 DuPoni(NYSE)- 42.64 US Bank (RYSE) - 28.411 Garinett (NYSE) - 20.64 General Electric (NYSE)27.12 Harloy-Davldoon (NYSE)36.82 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 34.02 Kroger (NY E) - 29.5i Limited 11.-o (NYSE) -17.25 Norlolk loulllem (NVSE) - Inside .. 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 F1x - 1· 7-40.446·3008 ~·mill- sportsOmydallysentinel.com S=!J.£111 ., Eric Randolph, Sports Wrtter (740) 44tl-2342, ext. 33 • erandol phOmydallysentlnel.com Bryan Waltel"l, Sport• Writer (740) 446·2342 , Bill:. 33 6waners0mydaltytribune .com ~arry Crum,'Sporla Writer (?40) 4-16-2342 . OX!. 33 ~rum 0 mYclaijlfreglster.corry r CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Browns wide receiver Joe Jutevici us has undergone a second surgery. on his right knee since January, a procedure that could prevent him from reporting to training camp on time. Jurevicius had swelling . and discomfort in l1is knee related to his first operation. and the club said in a statement Tuesday ihat he had a further "clean out" on Monday at the Cleveland Clinic to "help his recovery and control hi s symptoms :· The team said no determination has been made on AP photo Jurevicius' status for train ~ Cincinnati Reds' Jo.~y Votto, front, is tagged out at home by Pittsburgh ~!rates catcher Ryan Qoumit in the second inning . ing camp, which opens July 23. of a baseball game Tuesday in Cincinnati. Pittsburgh won 6-5 in 11 innings. The 33-yem'·old had 50 catches for 614 yarus and three touchdowns last season. Now, the Pirates need to opportunities. Following .- his first BY JOE KAY were ahead after seven ASSOC IATED PRESS Romulo Sanchez gave up surgery. Jurevicius contractinnings. In Cincinnati , fix problems with their Jerry . Hairston Jr.'s 'run - ed a staph infec tion , the they ' ve struggled mightily closer. CINCINNATI The to hold on. St.ruggling Matt Capps (2- scoring single in the II th sixth Browns player in four Pittsburgh Pirates blew two retiring Co years to get staph. Wilson's run-scoring 3) got lhe victory despite before more late leads Tuesday triple off David Weathers blowing a one-run lead in Patterson on a fly ball w Jurevicius has two years night, but Jack Wilson - (2-4) snapped a 4-all tie in the lOth, when the Reds tied two runners aboard to T~~~!~~- i" r·~. on a four-year 01 · batting at the very bottom the I I th, and Nate Mclouth it on Brandon Phillips' sin- the game and get hi.s first signed in 2006. of the order hit a followed with a run-scoring gle. Capps has blown . save . career save. The I 0-year veteran, who tiebreaking. triple in the single that gave the Pirates chances in the first two With . that, the Pirates has also played for t.he New II th inning that set up a 6-5 just enough. For the second games of the ser ies .· He nudged ahead of Cincinnati, York Giants, Tampa Bay victory over the Cincinnati day in a row, Wilson batted gave up Ke'n Griffey Jr.'s dropping the Reps back into and Seattle, relflrnerl to at ihe bottom of the order as two-run-, Reds. game-ending .last place _in the NL Central. Cleveland to play for the - The Pirates came into the part of an experimey~t homer in· the opener. Pirates starter Zach Duke team he grew up idolizing. Pittsburgh's starting pitchseries with .a bullpen known Since converting his first gave up one run in five-plus He attended Lake Catholic for protecting late l~ad s, a ers batted eighth - and 15 save chances, Capps has High ·School in Mentor, blown five of his last seven Plene ' " Clncy, 82 Ohio. sterling 29-0 when they went 3-for-5 . Pittsburgh downs Cincy 6-5 in extra innings. Williams sisters win, closing in on Wimbledon final Bv HowARD FENDRICH es, inducting ' 19 sets in a row. Nonetheless. at least one person who . knows WIMBLEDON, England thing ·or two about tennis - One prematch glance and a thing or two about Tuesday at the data dis- Venus Williams flatly rejectplayed on those faricy, new ed 1he notion that she's the digital scoreboards at staid, favorite: Serena Williams. old Wimbledon provided a Asked after her own pretty persuasive case for impressiv'<:,Auarterfinal vicwhy Venus Williams might tory - 6-4, 6-0 against Agni~szka be considered the WO!Jlan to II th-ranked bear. , Radwanska - whether her The entry under career older sister should be conrecord at the grass-court sidered the -likeliest champiGrand Slam: "55-7." The on, Serena shot back: "I listing of her best result: would never sit here and say ;~liN,~~-" -2007, 200S, she's the favorite when l"m still in the draw. What are · Yet another reason to like ?" the American's chances: The you on· . . . way she served during_ the Rather than a S!blmg nval ensuing 6-4, 6-3 quarterfinal ry, that resP.onse perhaps victory over Tamarine retlects nothtng more than Tanasugarn _ smacRing the sort of ·compeuuve dnve eight aces, saving nine of that . helped the youn.ger the 10 break points, tying Wtlhams wm e~ght Gra~d her Wimhledon record with . Slam . smgles t1tles . That a 127 mph delivery. haul md_udes the ~002 and That extended Williams' 2003 Wunbledon champtAP photo Venus Williams, of the U.S., returns to Thailand's Tamarjne Tanasugarn during their winning streak at the All Pluse •• Williams, 12 Women's Singles quarterfinal match on the ·Number One Court at Wimbledon on Tuesday. England Club to 12 matchASSOCIATED PRESS t - I a �• 'o- ' ' The Daily Sentinel. • ; _ • . - £"AT . "".t'i..i...l JFK to. Physician of the month GALLIPOLIS -Marc Suhik. MD. gastroenterolo•gy. \\as selected as the June Phv>ician of the Month at Hoher Medical Center by the Hospital's Physician Satisfaction Team. • Dr. Subik earned hi-s medical degree from \he Upstate ~1 cu k a l Center in 1Syracuse . . N.Y. and wmpletcd his residency and intern sh ip at Marshnl l University in Huntington, W.Va. In addition, Subik completed a · Gastroenterology Fellowship. at Baylor College qf Medicine. Houston, Texas. Suhik IS board certified by the American Board of Medicine and a member ofth~ American ColleQe of Gastroentero logy. ~ the ' . " Pae:eA6.... ~ Wednesday, July 2, Ox Roast This local .garage band JFK (Just for. Kicks) will play at the Rutland Ox Roast, 3:30 to 5:30 · Saturday to play top 40 pop, rock and country tunes. The Meigs High SchoOl students in the band are kneeling front, Kastle Balser. keyboardlpercussion/vo cals ; and standing, from the left, Taylor Jones, bass guitar/drums; Darby Gilmore . lead gui- he enjoys staying fit, sk iing, attendii1g· Marshall University 'r<>rts, collecting coi ns and medicine glass A mPrican G; t,troe ntenlln!-~i c: ll hOttit:.~.: ~rin o ···-·· · r·- ······e Association. and ':' the American Society of Gastrintestinal Endoscopy. He. also serves on the Hospital's Continuing . Medical Education! CME) Committee. Dr. Subik resides in Huntington with his wife. Susan. and children Rachele and G~ant. In his spare time. and feeding 'birds. . The Physician Satisfaction team presented Subik with the Physician of the Month award . based on comments by staff and peers. • For his special honor, Subik received a framed certificate and designated parking spot for the month of June. ·lar/voca!s; Morgan Kennedy, drums/bass guitar; and Dusty Eads , · rhythm guitar. The fft ,- h i L· hwl"' · ~· 2008 ...... ..... ... ;, ~r:~~i~:~will be thisalso ·summer · -~1 Strickland tor Governor.2008 Cornhole Tournament Tour which will take place · at various locations around the state. SubmlUed photo Group chides Ohio for link to syveatshop factories Bv STEPHEN 'The Price is Right" fame - a total of roughly $1. I, million over the _past two years through April for sw~~t~~o~B~~o3); Anw~~;~ undergarments, said Ohio tO-T-pressure two-com- , Departmetll • of I panics it does business with Administrative Services to improve what it says' are · spokeS!i1-~~Ron Sylvester. abusive working conditions It has paid Lion Apparel in factories abroad. about $195 ,ODD over the · SweaiFree Communities, past two years for uniforms an organization founded by for .public employees. anti-sweatshop advocates, "The governor has directreleased a report Tuesday ed the department to review that alleges abusive work- current contracts and to ing· conditions i·n factories · communicate directly with that supply the Bob Barker companies who are alleged . Submitted photo Co. and Dayton-based to have engaged with these Candace Bonecutter, 2007 Point Pleasant Sternwheel Lion Apparel. practices and to outline Regatta queen , with the help Of princesses at'the rJ!cent The state has paid Bob Ohio's expectations for its "Queen's Birthday Ball," donated stuffed animals to the Barker- 'not the Barker of vendors," said Keith Pediatric Unit at Pl.e asant Valley Hospital. Here pediatric patient, Kaylee Ferguson, age 5, receives one of the donated animals from Regatta queen. • MAJORS 'ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER 1 Dailey, spokesman for Gov. Ted Strickland. Bas@d on one-on-on e in.terviews conducted ' with ' 24 workers off company premises, SweatFfee Communities said a factory •n B'>nnlndosll th"' c:- "ppl'!ec 1 """6"'·1. ..,, Bob Barker pays workers below minimum wage and forces them to work at least three overtime hours per day. The report also alleges that workers get less than the number of paid . leave days allotted to them by law,' and female workers get no maternity leave and therefore have to quit when they become pregnant. The report also alleges , I l UUL ..; u !hat female workers are required to submit to pregnancy tests once a year and are fired if the tests are p-ositive. The s(a(e hrnr a phone conversation with the company on the allegations, Sylvester said. The company told the state in a June 6 letter that it complied with all international labor standards and ;, consi stently monitored by representative s of the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production. A telephone message lefi with Bob Barker spoke>man Tom Barker was not immediately returned Tuesday. <l Historic house moves to new home AK!WN (AP) - The oldest house in downtown Akron has a temporary 'new home, after a·move through city streets that drew hundreds of spectators. They captured the moment with cameras and cell phones ,on Monday as the I 72-year-old Richard Howe House slowly made its way down a couple of blocks. Eighty-year-old Dick Breiding brought about a dozen grandchildren to wit- ness what he called "the biggest thing of the summer of 2008 for Akron." . The 400-ton, two-story residence had to be relocated to make way for construction of a new housing development for University of Akron students. The house will sit for a few weeks in a temporary spot until its new foundation is completed nearby. _ The Howe House will become a visitor center for the Ohio & Erie Canal. < FOOD STORE ASST. VARIETIES Pepsi • .Mt •.Dew Diet Pepsi Wednesday... Areas of with a chance of showers dense fog in the morning. and thunderstorms. Highs in Sunny. Highs in the upper the upper 70s. Lows around 80s. Southwest winds I0 to 60. Chance of rain 50 per15 mph. cent. Wednesday night... Saturday night and Partly .cloudy. Lows in the Sunday... Mostly cloudy. 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Plzz• 8 . 8 to 7o.z pkg 79¢ et...:.... t• 1 The Dail ~h.lne.l 11 • - - Bl ~- ' Wednesday, July 2, 2008 LocAL ScHEDULE POMEROY - A sc:Nidul& ol upeMiing high lchool varsity sporting events itwolv ing teams lrom Meigs and GliMia coun1ies Tueadu. July 8 l~kln BaHball . Chillicothe at Post 128, 6 p.m. · SPORTS BRIEFS EHS fall sports athletic packets · . TUPPERS PLAINS Athletic packets for ·the 2008 fall sports season are currently available at Eastern High School. Packets can be picked up in .the office from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. . All student-athletes in 7th through 12th grade who wish to participate in cheer. leading, football, golf, cross country, or ·volleyball must complete the. packet with a parent in order to he eligible to play a sport in the fall. Additionally, all studentathletes must have a phy_sical completed and turned in in order to participate. For more information, contact Pam · Douthitt at Eastern High School. Campb~U lands in Chicago on busy NHL spending day BY IRA PODELL N1-1 L The biggeSt moves were . made by the Chicago NEW YORK The Blackhawks. who landed top spending on NHL free defenseman Brian Campbell agents started Tuesday with an eight-year, $57.12 morning and hadn 't stopped million deal , and goalie well into the evening. Cristobal Huet with a fourAnd the surprising part ·year, $22.5 million contract. ·was, rrprquee playe1:s sucli __ Campbell proved to ~be as Marian Hossa, Jaromir ' just a rental player for the Jagr af!d !vials SunUiu ~tm San Jose Sharks .. who got hadn 't decideu what team him from Buffalo at the would shower them with NHL t~ade deadline but riches. . , couldn't get out of the secSundm was reportedly ond round. · offered a two-year contract He and Huet are joining a from the . Vancouver team that boast's rookie of Canucks worth $20 million, the year Patrick Kane and a deal that would make the fellow forward Jonathan Toronto Maple Leafs captain Toews, who was a runner-up the league's highest- paid for the award . player. With the. salar~ cap rising "Shocked. I think that to $56.7 m1lhon tor next seaAP photo word says enough," Devils son and the minimum jumpgeneral manager Lou mg to $40.7 mtllton, team s In this May 2 file photo: San Jose Sharks defenseman Brian Campbell skates during Game 5 of a Western Conference semifinal playoff hockey series against the Da.llas Stars in San Lamoriello said of the freePle•se see NHL 86 flowing cash around the Jose . Calif. ASSOCIATED PRESS • South~rn High -· volleyball ca."'lp Jurevicius has second knee surgery RACINE The Southern Volleyball Youth Camp for all girls entering fifth through eighth grades in the fall will be held from 9 a.m. to noon , July 14-16 at Southern High School. The cost is $25 per student if pre,registered by July 7 and $30 per student if registered the day of the camp. A camp T-shirt is included in the price . Contact Tonja Hunter at 740-949-3088 for more ·illftli'iri!itton :"'Th'e"·' """"'-1~'1' meant to teach passing, setting, hitting skill~. and fundamentals. RACINE- The Southern Basketball program . will host a four-man golf scrampie on Au~ . 2 at Riverside Golf Club m Mason, W.Va. ·The scramble will be an 8:30 a.m.' shotgvn start, and the format is bring-yourown team. Only one player with an under-10 handicap is allowed per team with a total team handicap of 40 or above. The cost will be $60 per person ($240 per team) with optional cash pot, skins, and mulligan for purchase. Prizes of first, second, and third place tlnishes will be awarded. Additionally, prizes for longest putt, long~st drive, and closest to the pin will be presented. Beverages and food will .be provided. To · enter, please contact coach Jell Caldwell at 740-949-3129. · SoftbaU tourney .set for Aug. 8 ~40-416-0900. ' , CoNI'ACfUS 8 oz bag 99¢ ·-- Jackets get Torres, Page 86 CHESTER - A Days of Glory Co-Ed Softball roumament has been set for Aug. 8 through I0 at the thester Ball Fields with all proceeds to benefit the Chester Ball Association ~net---me Angela Eason Memorial fields. : For more information call i\ngie Edwards at 740,416~956 or Mandie Grueser at Previously ·Frozen loneleu, Skinless Chicken Breast -- John Pont dies at 80, Page 82 • More world n!CIIrds broken @I Olympic swim trials, Page 86 Southern Basketball Golf Scramble set 1 Local Weather AEP (NYSE)- 411. 26 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 88.39 Aohland Inc. (NYSE)- 48.59 Big Lola (NYSE)- 31 .78 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 28.29 BorgWamer (NYSE)- 45.09 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) -63.82 Champion (NASDAQ)- 4.55 Charming Shopo (NASDAQ) 4.88 City Holding (NASDAQ) 411.48 Collins (NYSE)- 49.50 DuPoni(NYSE)- 42.64 US Bank (RYSE) - 28.411 Garinett (NYSE) - 20.64 General Electric (NYSE)27.12 Harloy-Davldoon (NYSE)36.82 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 34.02 Kroger (NY E) - 29.5i Limited 11.-o (NYSE) -17.25 Norlolk loulllem (NVSE) - Inside .. 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 F1x - 1· 7-40.446·3008 ~·mill- sportsOmydallysentinel.com S=!J.£111 ., Eric Randolph, Sports Wrtter (740) 44tl-2342, ext. 33 • erandol phOmydallysentlnel.com Bryan Waltel"l, Sport• Writer (740) 446·2342 , Bill:. 33 6waners0mydaltytribune .com ~arry Crum,'Sporla Writer (?40) 4-16-2342 . OX!. 33 ~rum 0 mYclaijlfreglster.corry r CLEVELAND (AP) Cleveland Browns wide receiver Joe Jutevici us has undergone a second surgery. on his right knee since January, a procedure that could prevent him from reporting to training camp on time. Jurevicius had swelling . and discomfort in l1is knee related to his first operation. and the club said in a statement Tuesday ihat he had a further "clean out" on Monday at the Cleveland Clinic to "help his recovery and control hi s symptoms :· The team said no determination has been made on AP photo Jurevicius' status for train ~ Cincinnati Reds' Jo.~y Votto, front, is tagged out at home by Pittsburgh ~!rates catcher Ryan Qoumit in the second inning . ing camp, which opens July 23. of a baseball game Tuesday in Cincinnati. Pittsburgh won 6-5 in 11 innings. The 33-yem'·old had 50 catches for 614 yarus and three touchdowns last season. Now, the Pirates need to opportunities. Following .- his first BY JOE KAY were ahead after seven ASSOC IATED PRESS Romulo Sanchez gave up surgery. Jurevicius contractinnings. In Cincinnati , fix problems with their Jerry . Hairston Jr.'s 'run - ed a staph infec tion , the they ' ve struggled mightily closer. CINCINNATI The to hold on. St.ruggling Matt Capps (2- scoring single in the II th sixth Browns player in four Pittsburgh Pirates blew two retiring Co years to get staph. Wilson's run-scoring 3) got lhe victory despite before more late leads Tuesday triple off David Weathers blowing a one-run lead in Patterson on a fly ball w Jurevicius has two years night, but Jack Wilson - (2-4) snapped a 4-all tie in the lOth, when the Reds tied two runners aboard to T~~~!~~- i" r·~. on a four-year 01 · batting at the very bottom the I I th, and Nate Mclouth it on Brandon Phillips' sin- the game and get hi.s first signed in 2006. of the order hit a followed with a run-scoring gle. Capps has blown . save . career save. The I 0-year veteran, who tiebreaking. triple in the single that gave the Pirates chances in the first two With . that, the Pirates has also played for t.he New II th inning that set up a 6-5 just enough. For the second games of the ser ies .· He nudged ahead of Cincinnati, York Giants, Tampa Bay victory over the Cincinnati day in a row, Wilson batted gave up Ke'n Griffey Jr.'s dropping the Reps back into and Seattle, relflrnerl to at ihe bottom of the order as two-run-, Reds. game-ending .last place _in the NL Central. Cleveland to play for the - The Pirates came into the part of an experimey~t homer in· the opener. Pirates starter Zach Duke team he grew up idolizing. Pittsburgh's starting pitchseries with .a bullpen known Since converting his first gave up one run in five-plus He attended Lake Catholic for protecting late l~ad s, a ers batted eighth - and 15 save chances, Capps has High ·School in Mentor, blown five of his last seven Plene ' " Clncy, 82 Ohio. sterling 29-0 when they went 3-for-5 . Pittsburgh downs Cincy 6-5 in extra innings. Williams sisters win, closing in on Wimbledon final Bv HowARD FENDRICH es, inducting ' 19 sets in a row. Nonetheless. at least one person who . knows WIMBLEDON, England thing ·or two about tennis - One prematch glance and a thing or two about Tuesday at the data dis- Venus Williams flatly rejectplayed on those faricy, new ed 1he notion that she's the digital scoreboards at staid, favorite: Serena Williams. old Wimbledon provided a Asked after her own pretty persuasive case for impressiv'<:,Auarterfinal vicwhy Venus Williams might tory - 6-4, 6-0 against Agni~szka be considered the WO!Jlan to II th-ranked bear. , Radwanska - whether her The entry under career older sister should be conrecord at the grass-court sidered the -likeliest champiGrand Slam: "55-7." The on, Serena shot back: "I listing of her best result: would never sit here and say ;~liN,~~-" -2007, 200S, she's the favorite when l"m still in the draw. What are · Yet another reason to like ?" the American's chances: The you on· . . . way she served during_ the Rather than a S!blmg nval ensuing 6-4, 6-3 quarterfinal ry, that resP.onse perhaps victory over Tamarine retlects nothtng more than Tanasugarn _ smacRing the sort of ·compeuuve dnve eight aces, saving nine of that . helped the youn.ger the 10 break points, tying Wtlhams wm e~ght Gra~d her Wimhledon record with . Slam . smgles t1tles . That a 127 mph delivery. haul md_udes the ~002 and That extended Williams' 2003 Wunbledon champtAP photo Venus Williams, of the U.S., returns to Thailand's Tamarjne Tanasugarn during their winning streak at the All Pluse •• Williams, 12 Women's Singles quarterfinal match on the ·Number One Court at Wimbledon on Tuesday. England Club to 12 matchASSOCIATED PRESS t - I a �- • • - Page B:: • The Dillly Senlmel ~-- ~- www.mydailysentiuel.com- Longtime college coach John Pont dies at 80 OXFORD John l'om. 11 ho "<" he.lll tnnth<1ll <.:u,u.:h .lt lndl.tl1d. North"c't~rn Y.dc <1nd M ldll11 nl Oh1o. d1cd Tuesd,1y at h" home alle1 a l ong tllne" the school s,lld He Wds ~() Pont "ho h.1t.l been i l~h t ­ lng c<mcer. coached - the Hoo"e1s l1olll 19(J'i to 1<)72 I n 1%7 lnd l dtl.l 1111 "het.l 9-2 dltcr represen t1 Qg the B1g Ten 111 the school 's only <~ppe,lr,m ce 111 the Rose Bow l. Jo"ng to Southem Ca l 1forn 1,1 Pont spent 13 yc,tl s ,11 Ml.tl111 as d p l,1yer, asstst,\11 1 coach to Ard Par scg h t.tn ,t11d succeeded Pa r seg h1 ,J11 '" hc.td coach here tn 1956 Whe n Po nt g1 adu.ttcd he Wds the schoo l s c.r1eer JLh l iJIIb fead~~ ath ~.457 )drds, aild bC-.:.d1llC J\11a1111's ftrsl p l aye1 to have h iS num ber, 42. tetnet.l ··J ohn Pon t m ea nt an awful jut1'u 'me~He-was the capt.rtn ot m y very tr rst team ,1t Mldllll 111 195 1 and WdS dll o u tst,mdrng l e<~der." Pdl ~eg h1 un who as Notre D.tme's l ootb,tll co<1c h Idl er helped 1et u1 n the prog1am to nat101MI p1omme nce s,tld 111 ,t stc~temen l 'As lt person John co u ld 1den u ty w nh evc1yn ne he met. 11 om the Jdnttor w th e pt eSi d ent ' Po nt w<~< o n hdnd I<JSt yec~ 1 tCdl ll iTia1l '' ~ w1J daJ :-.Omcth.ng i10 h~1 s e\e l done here before or smcc." satd M ark Dea l , l nd l c~ n a·s ass oc rat e d rrector o t football o per ati ons an d w h ose b rother M tke pl ayed on the R ose Bow l tea m I t IS a sad d ay t or ln d 1 an c~ U m ve r stty toot ball " Pont was 11ec1d coac h at M l dmt 111 1956 62, Yal e 111 1963-64. lndt ,ltl d 111 1\165-72 ,md N orth western tn 197177, w hc 1c he ,rl so was dt recto J of .r thl etiCS Ill 1975 -RO He l.tter c o ac hed at H ,rm1lto n H 1g h Sc hoo l 111 Williams c,u d entrdnt to re,1ch the wo me n 's sc mtftn al s at Wimbl ed o n , o nl y one wo man ran k ed Jawer ha s made th e semt!tn al s at an y <I m n<iSlam _ 0 1i~l u p~ cJ.Ll l i lli ie Ltmd udw " I JU<t try my best to keep ~J by h..:uLn.; h~i :-. 1Sh..- a go tng," Z heng satd One more w m ap rece, and ''Chtna has qwte a l o t o f they ll1 ep1"e the all - ln-t hespo rt s 111 w ht ch 11 ts a w o rld tc~ m ll y !mal tr ,rdllton l eader," she said through ,1 S,l tu t ddy In Thtn sda) 's • tran sl ator " Unfo rtunat el y . sem 1f1n,tls. Sere na w rll l .tce tenm s t s n ot one of them " 1331d-Janked Z heng J1 e, L1ke Z heng, R ad wan sk ,l whu bec,une the l rrs l and 1 anas ugarn w ere pl ayCh 1nese pl aye1 to re,teh the tn g Ill the Wtmbledo n quarsem1linals at d m ,u o r tourt er f mal s l o r the firs t ttme. n.tmen t by upsett mg 18th U n l tke her, they wer e seeded N tco l e V,u d tsOV<I 6- f o rced to. deal w tth a 2. 5-7 6- I Wtlltams o n Tue sd ay Ye nu s nex t pl c~ys th e More sp ect f tcall y, they ht g hest-see d ed r e matntn g. w ere f orced to deal wtth w o n1<1n . No 5 E l e na those Willi am s serves, D emenu ev a v. ho be.tt No d eveloped by Dad all those 21 Nad 1.1 Petrov.t 6- 1, 6- 7 y ears ago on the courts m > (6) 6-1 Compton , Caltl " We' re dtfferent," Venu s Z heng " the ttrst wrld- from Page Bl ., AP photo CLASSIFIED tnn irrgs . l eav rn g h tm tn pos tt ton t o get hts ftr st road wm sm ce M &y 27 l ast year rn C tn c tn n atl W tth th e b ull pe n 's meltdow n, th e left- h ander now h as fatled to w t ll ht s l as t 12 starts o n the r oad . Phi l lips tted tt at 3 Wi t h a h o mer Ill t he t wo- run etg hth off D am aso M arte G n ffey s t a rt ~d th at ra ll y w tth a doub le, an d Phtlhp s reach ed _tor a pttc h b el ow the knees and sen t rt tn to the l eft -fte ld st ands, h ts !tr st ho m er to 59 at- bat s _ The Ptrates we n t up '4-3 o n Ja son Mtch ae l s' RBI do uble 111 the l Oth off Jared Burto n Ca pps couldn ' t ho l d th e l ead, but Wtl son's p1 votHI tnpl e el uded, , dt~ ­ n lg Gn ffey 111 n gltl f1t:l d and h e lped the Ptrat es tmprove to 9-3 111 ex tra Joh n Po nt JOkes around w1th a few of the Oxford Talawanda ~llr~g__s _ High -School foetball players as t hey war med-up -0ef.-l , DuRe c ame aw a w rth n o 2004 111 Cl1<ford Po nt was a vol~nteer coach for th e high d ec tsto n even th o ug h he sc ho~l s linebackers. Po nt. who gurded lndra na t o rts only was be tter than R ed s starter Rose Bow l appearance 4 0 years ago an d a lso c oache d at E dtn son Vo lquez, stuck Ill Northwest ern Ya le and M1am 1 of Oh10 d1ed Tuesday. He · h ts f irst d own.turn o t the ' ' season V o lque z was co m was 80 tng o ff ht s w orst sh o wm g , a Oh to. the Co ll ege ot M o unt A v tstltt tl o n was planned 7 - 1 Joss to T o r o nto o n St l ose ph tn C nl c tnn dtl , and Suncl dy at th e Sm rth & Og l e Thursd ay, and f a ti ed t o Fun er.tl H o m e 111 O x ford A make tt through the st x th tn Jdpdn Pon t 1s s ur ~ r ve d by ht s fun erdl M ass was scheduled tnntng agam st th e Ptrates. w 1l e Sandy, th ree ch1 ldren tor Ptl o nd c~y at St Mary 's Jose Bautt st.t and Ada m ,m d seve n grdndchtldren C tth o ltc C hurc h tn O xford LaRoclle h ad run -sco nng s,ud " I . se1ve b1g almos t ever y t t me She goes tor a ltttle more pl acement " Ag,tln st R,td w <Jn ska. Serena hit II• aces. incl ud mg to ur m o ne gc~me w htle pulling even at 3-3 m the f 1rst se t O n tn e la st ot those , R adw an sk a ILtn ge d and whrtled, then gnmaced at her r.tck et too mu ch, y ou Hit 's k now,'' R.tdw anska sa1d She tsn t exact l y ~ n obody, havtng won/h e W tmbledon JUill or !ttl tn 2005 and pulled off an up set of def e nd1n g c hamp1 o n M an a Sh ar,t p ova at last year 's U S Open But Ser ena m ad e her l oo k ab solutely ordm ary, 1f that, takmg 28 of the l ast 37 pOIIltS Whtl e Sere nd m1x ed 111 tlat 120 mph serve s v.nh spmntng, kt ckmg c hange· ' ups, Ve nus stuc k wtth the ha rd stu tt ag am st Tanasugarn " I have a lo t of po wer , so It hel ps," Venu s satd . "Defl nJt el v t he power he lps " ..,_ ' She producea so m e o f her bes t stu ff wh e11 she n eeded t o, parti c ul arly 1n the m atch's Si xth gam e T ana sugarn earn>>! stx break p o m ts , and ll!'e first f tve vams hed thank s to, m o rder. a I 07 mph servtce w tnner, a I 02 mph serv i ce wmner, a I 15 mph servtce w mner, a 94 mph service w mner and a 122 mph ace ·< J' m really bl essed to be c~ ble to hav e a serve to get m e out o f those tssue s," ·Ve nu s sa1d On br eak pomt N o . 6, T ,m ,tsu g drn m,m dged to put he"r rc tut n 111 play bu ~ then sfdpped a forehand mto the net That's when she turned her back to the c ourt and mott o ned toward th e players' g1ie st box wtth h e r hand. rai sin g one fing~r at a ttme to count o ut th ose mtssed opportumtte s· t -2· 3-4- 5 -6 " She served very well dunng the break pomt s," Tanasugarn satd . " So what c an I do ?" A few moment s l ater, she did com e up w tth a posstble solution. A t ad envwus of her statuesque opponent the 6-foot-1 Wtlhams has 8 mche s on her Tanasugarn sat,d, " Next ltfe, I want to - be tall as her Please " Netther Wtlhams ha s dropped a set during the tournament , and thetr seedmgs Serena ts No 6, Venus No 7 - certam- ~-mat! _-:-._.bal e:::: SHERIFF SALES NUMBER · CASE 07CV138 US Bank National Assoc1at1on Plaml!ff examanatron house of the There Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney For The Plaintiff vs Lerner Sampson & Jackie P Allman et at Rothfuss DEFENDANTS COURT P.O. Box 5480 OF COMMON PLEAS, Cincmnall, Ohio 45201· MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 5~80 IN PURSUANCE OF AN 513-241·3100 ORDER OF SALE TO (6) 18, 25 (7) 2 ME DIRECTED FROM SAID COLI'RT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED Public Nolice ACTION , I WILL ., EXPOSE TO SALE AT SHERIFF SALES CASE PUBLIC AUCTION ON fl'UMBER 07 CV0~7 THE FRONT STEPS OF BENEFICIAL MORT· TI1E MCIGS COUNTY GAGE CO OF OHIO COURT H OUS~ ON PLAINTIFF FRIDAY AUGUST 1ST, VS 2008 AT 10 AM , OF JOHN & TAMRA BAXSAID DAY, THE FOL· TEA DEFENDANTS LOWING DESCRIBED COURT OF COMMON REAL ESTATE, PLEAS, MEIGS CDUNon , Me1gs TV OHIO SIIuate County OhiO, To·W1t In pursuance of an Beglnnrng m the cen- order of sale to me ter of St A No 346, directed from said North 80 Rods and courttn the above enll· East 64 rods from the tied action , I will southwest corner of eKpose to sale at pubsection no 29 Thence lie auction on the front south · 37 dog 30 MIN steps of the Malga Weal 20 Rods, Thence County Court House north 60 Deg 20 M1n On Friday, July 18, Wes1 32 Rods to the 2008 at 10 a.m., ofoa\d North line of G W. day, the following Marcum 33.29 Acre deocrlbed real eotate tract as recorded In Tha following Real dMd book 161 , at page Estate slluatad In the 396 of the reeO<d& of County of Meigs, State deedo , of Melgo of Ohio, and In the County Ohio, Thence Townahlp of Sutton East on Sa id North and bounded and ~l ne 40 Rods to the described as followa· piece of beginnings. Beginning South 12 Containing 2 acres, deg aaat 87' from the more or 1e01. Northweot corner of a Commonly known as 0.90 acre tract 27264 Old Rt 346 St. deacrlbed In deed Albany Ohio 45710 recorded In Vol. 245, Ownera. Pogo 467, Mtlgo property Jackie P Allman County DHd Record, Prior Deed Reference: thence continuing 21 2, Page 489 South 12 deg. Eaot 82' PPN:I05·00005 000 to tho Southweat cor· APPRAISED AT nor of the aald 0 90 $60,000 TERMS OF aero tract 100' to a f;ALE CANNOT BE point, thence North 12 SOLD FOR LESS THAN deg Wool 82' to the OF THE Southesot corner of an 2/3 APPRAISED VA~UE . 0.11 acre tract , thence 10% DOWN ON DAY OF South 69 dag West SA~E, CASH OR CER· along the South line of TIFIED CHECK, BAL- said corner of an Q11 ANCE DUE ON CON- acre tract 100' lo the r-tRMATION OF SALE place of beginning, Tht appralaal did not conta ining 0 18 acre, lncludo an Interior mere or less t& also conveyed herewith as means In mgress and egress, the ten loot r~ght· ofway adj omlng the onttro west lme of the 0 90 acre tract as descrtbed m Vol 245 , Page 467, Meigs County Deed Records , to be used In common with othe!S The parcel IS subject to the tolnt right of way along the West 10 ' thereof as described m Vol. 245, Page 467 Meigs County Deed Records. The parcel1s also sub]eCt to a right of way as ..11 means 1f mgress and egress to the balance of tha 0 090 acre tract descrtbed a~ove, being a ' 0 foot str1p along the North hne of the 0 18 acre Ira¢! herem described Exceptmg all the coal and one-hall of lhe oil and gas In the abovedescribed promlsea which have heretofore been roaorved Current Owner. John And Tamra Baxter Property At: 860 Broa dWay Street Racine, Ohio 45770 Ppt 19-00246 000 Prior Deed Relerenceo , Volume 338, Page 765 Appraised At $35,000 00 Torma Of Sale: Cannot be sold for laos than 213rds of tho appraised value 10% down en tho day of aale , cash or certl~ fled chock, balance due on ccnflrmotlcn of oala. Tht appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the houoa Robert E Bteglo, Melgo County Sherin Attorney For Tho Platntln Stephan D. Mlloa 18W Monumant Ave Dayton, Ohio 45402 937·461 -1900 (6) 18, 25, (7) 2 SHOP C[ASSIFIEDS •'it. Ia..•"~~• measurement only The above description ts based on a survey In July 2000 by E & E Borderline S\,lrveymg Robert R Eason, Ohio PS \'lo 7033 vs Current OWner. James James Cleland Cleland Defendants 33101 Court of Common Property at Hysell Run Rd Pleas, Meigs County, Pomeroy, OH Ohio In pursuance of an PP# 11-00256 002 order of sale to me Pnor Deed References d1rected from said Volume 229 Page 325 court In the above enti- Appratsed at $90,000 tied action , 1 Will Terms of Sale Cannot expose to sale at pub· be sold lor less than 11c auction on the front 213rds of the appraiSed steps of the Meigs value 10% down on County Co urt House day of sale, cash or on Fnday, July HJth certifie d check, bal2008 at 10.00 a m . of ance due on confirmasaid day, the fcllowmg tton of sale described real estate· The appraisal did not Snuated m Rutland mclude an Interior Township, Meigs examination of tho County, State of Ohio house Beegle, and being In section 3, Robert E Town 8 North, 11ango Meigs County Sheriff lor the 14 Wool of tho Ohto Attorney Company 'a Purchase Plaintiff Sampson and being deocrlbod Lerner '" Rolhfess followa: beginning 18 at an Iron pin oat, said PO Box 5480 Iron pln being N 78 Cincinnati, OH 45201· ' 2' w dl 5400 deg., 17 2 ' • a s- 513·241-3100 lance of 2027.35 from (6) 18 25 (7) 2 the aaaumed ' ' Southeaot corner of - -..,..--- - - Section 3 ; Thence N. 89 deg 58 , __P_u_b_ll_c_N_o_t_lc_e__ 26" w, a distance of 431 ·51 • 10 an 1ron P1n SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CV128 set; • Thence N. 00 deg. 00 • LaSalle Bank NA 00.. W, a dlatance of PLAINtiFF 186.09' to an Iron pin vs Cheryl Lehaw sel; Thence S 90 dag 00 , DEFENDANTS 00" E dl f COURT OF COMMON ' • stance 0 PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· 504.29' to an Iron pln TY OHIO ~~~nco S 21 dog. 20. I~ purouance of an 30,. 1 dlllanco of ordor of oale to me to tho POINT directed from aald OF BEGINNING oald court In tho above entl· deecrtbed tract' con- tied action, I will lolnlng 2,000 Acru; oxpOM to oele at pubmore or leoo, except· lie altetlcn on the front lng alt legatoa¥mtnto otepo of tho Molgo and rlghte of way, County Court Houoe except 120, wide right On Friday, July 18, of Wll'f ohown on the 2008 at 10 a.m., of aald accompanying ourvoy day, tha following plot, sold right of way deacrlbed real oatote to provide Ingrao• and The following real egroas to an from eototo Ia '!leacrlbed aa County Read 15 lollowa. Boarlng aro aseumed PARCEL NO 4 The lui· and are for angle lowing real estate situate In the village of -::-:--P.,.,u,_b,.lt...,'c_N_o_t_lc_e__ Sheriff Sales Case Number 07CV129 LaSalle Bank NA Plaintiff w, aoo.oo· J t...._. ~.--.CJ""' ~ Monday thru Friday 8 : 00 a . m. to 5: 0 0 p.m. Ohto Va lley Publtshmg reserves the rtght to edt! reJect or cancel any ad at any t1me )Errors Must B Reported on the ftrs ay a! publication an he Tnbune-Sentmel ly see m t o hav e be en mt scalcul ated It 's the ftr st time at an y Gra nd Slam in th e 40 -year O p en era that none o f th e t o ur 10p-seed e d w om e n' r eac h ed the yuarte r f tna l s, maktn g the path even smoo th er tor the stbhngs Hard to beli eve , but there hasn 't bee n a Wtllt ams vs Wtlltams fmal at a tourna· ment sm ce 2003 at the All E n g land C lub And w h at tf they d o meet ag am for the tttl e, m what would be th e tr s~g>enth matchup m a Grand Slam fmal' What w o uld break· f ast be ltke Saturday morntng at the pl ace they ' re sh aring here' " I'm gomg to sabotage her and eat all the breakf ast ," Serena satd ' 'I'll eat all th e Whe attes so she doesn't h ~ ve any chance" 1.--. :r--w~ _ I"t.IA ... t. .-:c:- _ _, _ he space occupted y the error and onl y he f trst msertton We hall not be liable to ny lo~s or expens hat results from the pubh catton or om+s s10n ol an advertise ment Correcllons wtll be made m the ftrs vmlable edtltQ n . > Boll number ads ar !ways co nfident tal >Current rate ppltes a ' •' '·' ' •• •• '-t h I For nforllla 1un lead ng to lhc Jrrcst & con~ 1Ct on Jf the th1e,11nq scu m tr AI broke nto out ~ ., m e o~ BulaJrlle P ~n anrJ stole yuns & 1e .e ry Please CCIII Gall a co ntt Sile r ff s Office r ·-----_. 1 ca rd > ThiS ccepts newspape on ly he! anted ads meettn OE standards >We w11! not knowmg y accept any adver tsement tn v1olatton r the law ] GJ\1 \\\\' ' Boat s & Motors for Sale B01ld1ng Supplies Electrical/Refrigeration ' : , w. ' : Farms for Rent.. Farms for Sale . . For Lease .430 330 490 For Sale 585 For Sale or Trade Fruits & Vegeta bles · Furn ished Rooms General Haul tng 590 580 450 850 Giveaway Happy Ads Hay & Gra in. Help Wanted.... 040 050 640 110 Home Improvement s 810 310 510 41 0 020 ~ 30 660 630 Lost and Found Lots & Acreage 060 350 Miscellaneous . • Miscellaneous Merchandtse Mobile Home Repatr Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homes for Sale Money to Loan Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers Musical instruments Personals Pets for Sale Plumbing & Heatrng Profess tonal Services Raqlo, TV & CB Repai r Real Est ate Wan ted Schools Inst ruction Seed , Plant & Fertlltze r Sttuat1ons Wan ted 170 540 860 420 320 2201 · - - -- -- 14d 570 005 560 820 .230 160 360 ....... 150 650 120 • Space for Rent. 460 520 • SUV's for Sale 720 • Trucks for Sale ; Upholstery , Vans For Sale 715 870 730 Wanted to Buy 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Supphes 620 Wanted To Do 180 Wanted to Rent 470 Yatd Sale· Ga llipolis 072 Yard Solo-Pomeroy/Middle .........._. . ...... 074 : Yard Sale-Pt Pleasant I 010 190 : Sportin g Goods. : , ' : • ' Ohio. The Farmero Bank and Savlnga Company lo selling lor cash In hand or certl· fled chock the follow· lng collateral: 1999 Ford F250 4x~ • 140 790 780 610 Hou sehold Goods Hou ses tor Renl.. In rv,em orlam Insura nce .. Lawn & Garden Equipment Livestock : • : , Second St., Pomeroy, 550 Fa rm Equipment ~- , • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: 11 h.rtby glvan that on Saturday, July 8, 2008 at 10 00 a m., a public oalo will • be held at 2t 1 750 Excavat mg Homes for Sa le I 710 840 480 630 l Equtpment f or Re nt •J ....080 760 770 340 ' Card s ol Thanks Child/E lderly Care 400 530 440 210 Campers & Motor Ho mes Campmg EqUi pment Clevoland, OH 44113 218-821-1530 (7) 2, 8, 18 7Z5 030 Business Opportunity .. Bus.ness Tr amlng .. 41arm~::l Roush Oh1o Va ll ey Home Health Inc h1nng LPN tor an ofltce schedu ltng/atde superv sor postlton Apply at 1480 Jackson Ptke Gall!pohs or phone 441 1393 Compel ttve Wages and beneftts tnctudmg health tnsurance \\eJ fllurs91J:J L.:~ne Cl<>""'~''-' www comtcs co m 76 \1tutS 1tt · . 076 A~so u\" I" I Movmg SJI~,;; 2 I 1n111 cs Sat lu11k cars wtth or wnhout Jut v - frotn Ei 1 d l 1092 tltl"s 740 388 0884 Sunse t Dr Gall pols E!\WI 0' \II',:\ I SER\ H IS Thur Frt & Sat at 324 Thtrd Avo K ds ctolll eS kill li D~ records dtshas 8A1 74 ' AIWS\I J M l'mn:Hm/~ l tt>llll ·. 343 Sout'l 1111 A.v,;o M1ddlep( rr ~,tt l\ 8. 5111 B uO 4 00 Nu E'o:>ll'f @ 2008 110 110 Hti i' WINl ltJ ,, bcellent way to earn money The New Avon Ca ll Mar l'y n J04 002 2G45 -<,olo,Worlunq 67S 1129 - - - - - -- BE NNI GAN S now hmng grill coo~ s 304 675 5227 ~ by NEA, Inc 110 HIJJ' W,W I Ell r r . l'l t .~< l\ t Top Dolla r stl uolt cons any 10K 14K 18K gold IEIWelry July :<. l s q ?- l an11l e~c; unntd ~ o ld pre 1935 US yat,IQe p a t1 v(~eep vcu dry) r urrenr ) prooJ mtnl sets women men I O) S durn r!] 01lm OildS Mrs Corn ShOp, H r 1!1 r~rr. Llr form<; ed 1!'1 1 2nd Aven ue Gall pohs d ng :Jrcss beddt 1g tv r r ..o ::'842 kntg tjrape:; tJ 1lh de( 01 home 1 t em ~ roy,; li1Pi'5 ln t~wsted n1 old unwanted COil)puters <>tr~ 1 rn1!e on po ntoon boats (740)992 18 19 Rncconn ArJ cH 218 Ju ly 3 t:l ld o End o1 S f~ 5813 ... Business and Buildtngs PUI.c Rest A.H~a a n:i SuQdr Cr8e~ Rd Jill/ 4&5 11011 8 3 bl'I VS q rl s n;Hn ~ lr ~rd clothes 0 1: Hro llf lntF'll o b~bv tter 1s m :.l IJu Lseno t rrM -h ~~'c" ~JirCoy Ft e ... 1n, 8 tl \ P1ttr 1 l t~ 1nv e ~Found on Ke rr Rd 1%1 od Temer Call to tdent1ly 740 G 1raye odie Fn & S 1 Lo;,~ G::JrJg_e Sale Tool s F1shtng IK•u<>r 'Jei-Jtnrt A l1c1 tile !h1ngs lo is baby thmgs 38881 66 srhuol !TII.Il h ffiOre July 2 and 3td 8 LOS T Fn J ack Ru .~t: I ~- n tJ K· mr~ oOV Ad ? 125 EnQIISh Rd brown \\ lnte nedr H ,_, 1 \\\\ I'EU Moosfl Lndgfl Pt Pl easa nt Wc, 1111 Juy<', ifrcrt9 1b0 ~ ljUI'lS tCOIS Iller n 1o:;c Il l Ill' 30 4 G-.5 291 7 ' Auto Repair • Autos for Sale .. NOTICE , Sallebury Township Board of TrUIIHI wlll hold a budget hearing on July 7th, 2008 at 4.00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m at the Township Hall The budget can be reviewed at that time. Marilyn Anderoon, Flacat Officer 740.892-3348 r ??? ' Auto Parts & Acce~sortes Public Notice h M •oo' gla sswa e Clir & 'm ~r rt ec"~n.J t tn n '> llnck:-; hR::l dt11;.J cra11 suppl e:; QL11It1nq cluHI Il\J 62 on Gar1tclr1 Ave supNI es 'h1te lon ghSif ed cat \ th SJcar.r:o t;:; ...'i t G<111 ~O i ls S ~l UI dav Jlty 5 11om ~~ J n ~rey mar~.ngs -146 1523 ;: 4x4's For Sale . Announcement Antiques ' Apartments for Rent Auct ton and Flea Market right to reject any or all bids submitted. The above described collateral will be sold "as ls·where Ia", with no expressed or Implied warranty glvan For further Information, or tor an appointmont to Inspect coital· oral, prior to .. Ia date contact Cyndle or Ken at 992-21 38. (7) 2, 3, 4 Public Notice ;.";;,";,;";,;';,;'- ,J Est<ttf: Sal e ktt: l (.)!1 IJJC' CLASSIFIED INDEX Company reserves the Needed Ded cated HHA s PCAs CNAs & STNAs Establtshed and well re,spected local llOme health agency LocaJ.ed 1n Gall polts OhJQ has avatl able full t me and part t me caJ>ei-Ji-IIOU-fli'l!.le--a '(!estre to wor"' os a respcct~o:d TE A1v1 llli:: l l l lJi:!l \. i111 (740)446 3808 1or tmmedt ale tntervtew \ ll<t> S11 t:- T2 nc1 n~:: b1 uld 1t1~ 1 \' ( 111ens • W s \5 ZC5 0 Hl rnli1<, 1nd -l Border Collier Australmn /i bJIS SZCS 0 21 FtS I1er Sh ephe-rd m1~ 0 months old Pnu to, r:; ~\If ller c.;r scats IJOUII<..Y :.P.<II:i 111 Chatr 30•t 675 4550 JUm pPr d1;;11 es rot1sserte and ml c h more _,~.--­ a Su~o k1tncarlylc@co m cast ne t A.tractt ve Lady wo uld ~JilJOY ..__ _ (,!o'i!!' meetmg Gentleman 64 72 · tor Fnend<;h1p Send nq 'IPS' 2 lamtly sale 9"117 Sir om 8 toCLA t t<;.,G Pomt Ploasunt 6 m 3039 C11t1 M11! PrJ _.Regtsle r 2'00 Ma 11 S• P1 T•' w,tshe' noll• :.;. r-er1 Plensanl WIJ ? sS~o rl 1rq rl~hoc. 30 \\\Ol '\U \I I \l"i 1968 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale Further, The Farmers Bank and Savtnga (7) 2 eo Pllt"\0\ \I... > All Real Es lat dvert1sement s ar subject to the Federal Fatr HOUStnfj Act 0 ..,...-e>.._..- .::. c:ac:-.-_ order of sale to me directed from said court In the above entl· tied action, I will expose to sale at pub· lie auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House On Friday, August 8, 2008 at 10 a.m., of said day, the following described real estate. SITUATED IN THE STATE OF OHIO, COUN,YY OF MEIGS AND IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT BEING LOT. NO. 139 IN SHEFFIELD, IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDD~E· PORT, MEIGS COUN· TY,OHIO. Said premises aloe known as: 462 South 5th Avenue, Middleport, OH 45760 Permanent Parcel Number: 15-00100.000 Prior deed references Volume 235, Page 219 Appolsod at $70,000 Terms of Sale: Cannot bl sold for less lhan 213rda of the appraised value. 10o/o down on clay of sale, cash or certified check, balance due c1n confirmation of aa\o The appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the houoe Robert E Beegle, Melgo County ShtrlH Attorney tor the Ptalntln 1 Shoplro Felty \ 1500 W. Third St r·--~I 5 7 Pomeroy, county of over, across and upon In pursuance of an 2FTPX28LOXCA81914 Meigs, state of Ohio the west side' ct the and bounded and above described tract described as follows for Ingress and egress Being lot no 536 In to and from the said village, bounded remaining part of thus· Beginning o1 the aald·LOT NO. 536 IN southwest corner of the aouthwost corner the Thomas Jones Lot thereof consisting of In the south third of .10 acre, and also 100 acre Lot No 303 In excepting and reserv· Town 2, Range 13 Of lng the .right to conThe Ohio Company 's nect the sewer extendPurchase , Thence ing from the bu1lding Smith 12 deg east one on said 90 acre part dl cham and 80 links, to a said lot no. 538, the corner; thence north owners of aald respec70 dog east 5 chains live properties to joint· 80 links to a corner, lykeepthatpartollftld t~ence north 12 deg. sewer located on aald west one chains 80 remaining part of said link s to Henry Pfarr lot In ropolr and good southeast corner of operating condition. Robert Ccwey'a south- PERMANENT PARCEL west corner; thence NO. 18011112000 south 70 cteg. weal 5 COMMONLY KNOWN chains and 56 links to AS: 248 RIVERVIEW the place of beglnnlpg, DRIVE, POMEROY, containing one acre, OHIO 45769 • more or leu. Parcel No : 16· Sava and except the 01862000 coal and other miner- Prior deed references· ala In the premises Volume 238, Page 135 with the right to mine Appralaed at $40,000 the same without Terms of Sale: Connot encumbrance to the be eotd for teal than surface and all way 213rda of tho appraltled and rights of way value. 10% down on along any mineral day of aate, cuh or seam , end being certified check, bal· recorded In the Deed once d.. on confirm• Records Of Meigs lion of Nit. County, except the fo~ The appralut dld not lowing part lhtreof, to- Include an Interior wit. Beginning at , the examination of the aouthwe1t earner of houH. the lot now .. formerly Robert E. Beegle, owned by Thomu Malga Counly ShorlH Jonea In the oouth Attcrnay lor the third of 100 acre Let Plaintiff No 303 In Townohtp 2, Lerner Sampaon Range 13 Of Tho Olllo Rothluu Company'a Purchaoo, POBox 5480 Thence oouth 12 deg. Cincinnati, OH 45201· Eaot 68.80 FHI to a. 5480 otako In tho wool line f13-a41 -3100 of aald Lot No. 53e; (8) 18, 24, (7) 2 Thence north 70 cleg. aut 292 80 feet to tho -----~,..ooutheut corner ol Public Notice osld Lot No. 538, thence north 12 SHERIFF SA S CASE degreeo Will 118.80 NUMBER 09C 030 feat to the northaoot HSIC BANK USANA corner of said Lot No PLAINTIFF 536, Thence south 70 VS degreoo weal 366.96 JENNIFER DAVIS AKA feet to the place of FINK beginning, containing DEFENDANTS 90 sere more or lesa. COURT OF COMMON Save and except a right PLEAS, MEIGS COUNof way 12 feet wide TY OHIO. 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Agency servtng threfl ooun Rt 7 ,;~bovc Eas t'c 11 lies of Southern 0111 0 40 hr Htgh ron c;Jnfll dr.stgno( a w~e k pos !ton wt\h ::iOme hand hAgsP. s m over ttrn e needed gl r~sses fused glass ar( tewl C8 mpensatory 1me provtd 1y pal o I 11 11 1 quee r &tttrn ed • Beneft!S Heallh bcds housewrJtE'J ~dr,,.. rJ s Insuran ce Pa1d Holidays mo\ tes couc h end t .:~ bl e Two weeks vacatto n aft er k1 ds lac! es mens c l o th e~ one year three wee~s after Garage Sale 625 Marn Sl !Ne years Startmg salary Autla td Tools Eeu rttrdrdt 526 000 10 $28 000 Must Co l!ccllblcs guns ttres & have College Degree m wheels ITli Sc other tlcl'r s Human SerVIces or mtnor m human ser Jtces fteld wrth a Movtng Sale ILty 1 2 3 m•nor n adm tn+stralton At tak e At 12<1 1nto Alllmrl least two \~ a rs exp er ence t <;licit & follgw :; gns cv~r) wu"i- io.tll\,1 v. tth the publi c tn a 1htll.Q n1U<;t (jO scrvtce postlton Send Tu::n'ersPta 11s across frorn resum e 11nd th ree refer Sub way t)eCJrlmg larnps Pnces to Se at ch Commtttee odds .:mls !urr111Ure rntsc PO Box 154 Gall p olis mens clctho'>S Sf\! July 5th Oho 45631 - - - ' - - - - Ohto Valley Home Health Inc h1rtng STNA CNA Home Health Atdes & Personal Care Atdes Fun Pari T111'e & Per Otem post t1ons ava 1table Apply at 1480 Jackson P!ke Gall polts or phone 44 1 1393 Compet1t1ve Wages. m1teage re imbursement and other benef 1ts nclud ng hea lth 1nsurance ---'-...:.....:...,____ OPHTHALMIC Of.F!CE & MEDICAL ASSISTANT Great beneltts wages and worktng cond1t1ons 888 763 2393 l];j e Athens Me gs E'ducallonal Service Center has an ANTICIPATED post t1on opentng as RegiOnal l1leracy Consultant tor regton 10 State Support Team Thts tS a Full T1me ~-'G.SJt o~ Ouatt• ca1 ons .../i l lea:.lftvc years olsuccessf,;t ll:l tWI~ III :S IIUl:l!fl~ 111 o classroom Masters degree tn educalton {R ead ng Spectal Edu catto n or co n centra tton m L teracy) appropnate Ohto certtl ca ton or licensure technology e)(penen ce ( e on line management system ema1l elec trontc presentation) and access to technology afler school hours Addt\1onal Prelerred Prevtous expen ence as a SIAl tnstwctor or pa rhc pant and adult 1nstruc1mnal exp~11ence Expectattons Part tctpale n all stale sponsored tran1 tngs parhctpate n e lea rn tng lramgs(lace to lace onhne d!gt tal) co mm tt to matntatntng ltdel ty to the Oh o Jteracy 1n ltaltves destgn content re~ ts and lime commttment subm I web tJased sessmn check ltst cor resp ond datiV th rough email communtca \ton and hold w tu al offtce hours Length of contract and salary w1ll be deter mmed upon employment Subm t lett er of tnterest and resume to John D Costanzo Supermlendent Athens Metgs Educat anal Servtce Center 507 Rtchland Avenu e SUite lt108 Athens OH 45701 Appl ca t on Dead! ne July 11 2008 3 30 p m The AM ESC 1s an equal opportu ntty Employer1Prov1der -With so many choices, it's easy to get carried away with our . Merchandise listings in t he lassifieds! �- • • - Page B:: • The Dillly Senlmel ~-- ~- www.mydailysentiuel.com- Longtime college coach John Pont dies at 80 OXFORD John l'om. 11 ho "<" he.lll tnnth<1ll <.:u,u.:h .lt lndl.tl1d. North"c't~rn Y.dc <1nd M ldll11 nl Oh1o. d1cd Tuesd,1y at h" home alle1 a l ong tllne" the school s,lld He Wds ~() Pont "ho h.1t.l been i l~h t ­ lng c<mcer. coached - the Hoo"e1s l1olll 19(J'i to 1<)72 I n 1%7 lnd l dtl.l 1111 "het.l 9-2 dltcr represen t1 Qg the B1g Ten 111 the school 's only <~ppe,lr,m ce 111 the Rose Bow l. Jo"ng to Southem Ca l 1forn 1,1 Pont spent 13 yc,tl s ,11 Ml.tl111 as d p l,1yer, asstst,\11 1 coach to Ard Par scg h t.tn ,t11d succeeded Pa r seg h1 ,J11 '" hc.td coach here tn 1956 Whe n Po nt g1 adu.ttcd he Wds the schoo l s c.r1eer JLh l iJIIb fead~~ ath ~.457 )drds, aild bC-.:.d1llC J\11a1111's ftrsl p l aye1 to have h iS num ber, 42. tetnet.l ··J ohn Pon t m ea nt an awful jut1'u 'me~He-was the capt.rtn ot m y very tr rst team ,1t Mldllll 111 195 1 and WdS dll o u tst,mdrng l e<~der." Pdl ~eg h1 un who as Notre D.tme's l ootb,tll co<1c h Idl er helped 1et u1 n the prog1am to nat101MI p1omme nce s,tld 111 ,t stc~temen l 'As lt person John co u ld 1den u ty w nh evc1yn ne he met. 11 om the Jdnttor w th e pt eSi d ent ' Po nt w<~< o n hdnd I<JSt yec~ 1 tCdl ll iTia1l '' ~ w1J daJ :-.Omcth.ng i10 h~1 s e\e l done here before or smcc." satd M ark Dea l , l nd l c~ n a·s ass oc rat e d rrector o t football o per ati ons an d w h ose b rother M tke pl ayed on the R ose Bow l tea m I t IS a sad d ay t or ln d 1 an c~ U m ve r stty toot ball " Pont was 11ec1d coac h at M l dmt 111 1956 62, Yal e 111 1963-64. lndt ,ltl d 111 1\165-72 ,md N orth western tn 197177, w hc 1c he ,rl so was dt recto J of .r thl etiCS Ill 1975 -RO He l.tter c o ac hed at H ,rm1lto n H 1g h Sc hoo l 111 Williams c,u d entrdnt to re,1ch the wo me n 's sc mtftn al s at Wimbl ed o n , o nl y one wo man ran k ed Jawer ha s made th e semt!tn al s at an y <I m n<iSlam _ 0 1i~l u p~ cJ.Ll l i lli ie Ltmd udw " I JU<t try my best to keep ~J by h..:uLn.; h~i :-. 1Sh..- a go tng," Z heng satd One more w m ap rece, and ''Chtna has qwte a l o t o f they ll1 ep1"e the all - ln-t hespo rt s 111 w ht ch 11 ts a w o rld tc~ m ll y !mal tr ,rdllton l eader," she said through ,1 S,l tu t ddy In Thtn sda) 's • tran sl ator " Unfo rtunat el y . sem 1f1n,tls. Sere na w rll l .tce tenm s t s n ot one of them " 1331d-Janked Z heng J1 e, L1ke Z heng, R ad wan sk ,l whu bec,une the l rrs l and 1 anas ugarn w ere pl ayCh 1nese pl aye1 to re,teh the tn g Ill the Wtmbledo n quarsem1linals at d m ,u o r tourt er f mal s l o r the firs t ttme. n.tmen t by upsett mg 18th U n l tke her, they wer e seeded N tco l e V,u d tsOV<I 6- f o rced to. deal w tth a 2. 5-7 6- I Wtlltams o n Tue sd ay Ye nu s nex t pl c~ys th e More sp ect f tcall y, they ht g hest-see d ed r e matntn g. w ere f orced to deal wtth w o n1<1n . No 5 E l e na those Willi am s serves, D emenu ev a v. ho be.tt No d eveloped by Dad all those 21 Nad 1.1 Petrov.t 6- 1, 6- 7 y ears ago on the courts m > (6) 6-1 Compton , Caltl " We' re dtfferent," Venu s Z heng " the ttrst wrld- from Page Bl ., AP photo CLASSIFIED tnn irrgs . l eav rn g h tm tn pos tt ton t o get hts ftr st road wm sm ce M &y 27 l ast year rn C tn c tn n atl W tth th e b ull pe n 's meltdow n, th e left- h ander now h as fatled to w t ll ht s l as t 12 starts o n the r oad . Phi l lips tted tt at 3 Wi t h a h o mer Ill t he t wo- run etg hth off D am aso M arte G n ffey s t a rt ~d th at ra ll y w tth a doub le, an d Phtlhp s reach ed _tor a pttc h b el ow the knees and sen t rt tn to the l eft -fte ld st ands, h ts !tr st ho m er to 59 at- bat s _ The Ptrates we n t up '4-3 o n Ja son Mtch ae l s' RBI do uble 111 the l Oth off Jared Burto n Ca pps couldn ' t ho l d th e l ead, but Wtl son's p1 votHI tnpl e el uded, , dt~ ­ n lg Gn ffey 111 n gltl f1t:l d and h e lped the Ptrat es tmprove to 9-3 111 ex tra Joh n Po nt JOkes around w1th a few of the Oxford Talawanda ~llr~g__s _ High -School foetball players as t hey war med-up -0ef.-l , DuRe c ame aw a w rth n o 2004 111 Cl1<ford Po nt was a vol~nteer coach for th e high d ec tsto n even th o ug h he sc ho~l s linebackers. Po nt. who gurded lndra na t o rts only was be tter than R ed s starter Rose Bow l appearance 4 0 years ago an d a lso c oache d at E dtn son Vo lquez, stuck Ill Northwest ern Ya le and M1am 1 of Oh10 d1ed Tuesday. He · h ts f irst d own.turn o t the ' ' season V o lque z was co m was 80 tng o ff ht s w orst sh o wm g , a Oh to. the Co ll ege ot M o unt A v tstltt tl o n was planned 7 - 1 Joss to T o r o nto o n St l ose ph tn C nl c tnn dtl , and Suncl dy at th e Sm rth & Og l e Thursd ay, and f a ti ed t o Fun er.tl H o m e 111 O x ford A make tt through the st x th tn Jdpdn Pon t 1s s ur ~ r ve d by ht s fun erdl M ass was scheduled tnntng agam st th e Ptrates. w 1l e Sandy, th ree ch1 ldren tor Ptl o nd c~y at St Mary 's Jose Bautt st.t and Ada m ,m d seve n grdndchtldren C tth o ltc C hurc h tn O xford LaRoclle h ad run -sco nng s,ud " I . se1ve b1g almos t ever y t t me She goes tor a ltttle more pl acement " Ag,tln st R,td w <Jn ska. Serena hit II• aces. incl ud mg to ur m o ne gc~me w htle pulling even at 3-3 m the f 1rst se t O n tn e la st ot those , R adw an sk a ILtn ge d and whrtled, then gnmaced at her r.tck et too mu ch, y ou Hit 's k now,'' R.tdw anska sa1d She tsn t exact l y ~ n obody, havtng won/h e W tmbledon JUill or !ttl tn 2005 and pulled off an up set of def e nd1n g c hamp1 o n M an a Sh ar,t p ova at last year 's U S Open But Ser ena m ad e her l oo k ab solutely ordm ary, 1f that, takmg 28 of the l ast 37 pOIIltS Whtl e Sere nd m1x ed 111 tlat 120 mph serve s v.nh spmntng, kt ckmg c hange· ' ups, Ve nus stuc k wtth the ha rd stu tt ag am st Tanasugarn " I have a lo t of po wer , so It hel ps," Venu s satd . "Defl nJt el v t he power he lps " ..,_ ' She producea so m e o f her bes t stu ff wh e11 she n eeded t o, parti c ul arly 1n the m atch's Si xth gam e T ana sugarn earn>>! stx break p o m ts , and ll!'e first f tve vams hed thank s to, m o rder. a I 07 mph servtce w tnner, a I 02 mph serv i ce wmner, a I 15 mph servtce w mner, a 94 mph service w mner and a 122 mph ace ·< J' m really bl essed to be c~ ble to hav e a serve to get m e out o f those tssue s," ·Ve nu s sa1d On br eak pomt N o . 6, T ,m ,tsu g drn m,m dged to put he"r rc tut n 111 play bu ~ then sfdpped a forehand mto the net That's when she turned her back to the c ourt and mott o ned toward th e players' g1ie st box wtth h e r hand. rai sin g one fing~r at a ttme to count o ut th ose mtssed opportumtte s· t -2· 3-4- 5 -6 " She served very well dunng the break pomt s," Tanasugarn satd . " So what c an I do ?" A few moment s l ater, she did com e up w tth a posstble solution. A t ad envwus of her statuesque opponent the 6-foot-1 Wtlhams has 8 mche s on her Tanasugarn sat,d, " Next ltfe, I want to - be tall as her Please " Netther Wtlhams ha s dropped a set during the tournament , and thetr seedmgs Serena ts No 6, Venus No 7 - certam- ~-mat! _-:-._.bal e:::: SHERIFF SALES NUMBER · CASE 07CV138 US Bank National Assoc1at1on Plaml!ff examanatron house of the There Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney For The Plaintiff vs Lerner Sampson & Jackie P Allman et at Rothfuss DEFENDANTS COURT P.O. Box 5480 OF COMMON PLEAS, Cincmnall, Ohio 45201· MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 5~80 IN PURSUANCE OF AN 513-241·3100 ORDER OF SALE TO (6) 18, 25 (7) 2 ME DIRECTED FROM SAID COLI'RT IN THE ABOVE ENTITLED Public Nolice ACTION , I WILL ., EXPOSE TO SALE AT SHERIFF SALES CASE PUBLIC AUCTION ON fl'UMBER 07 CV0~7 THE FRONT STEPS OF BENEFICIAL MORT· TI1E MCIGS COUNTY GAGE CO OF OHIO COURT H OUS~ ON PLAINTIFF FRIDAY AUGUST 1ST, VS 2008 AT 10 AM , OF JOHN & TAMRA BAXSAID DAY, THE FOL· TEA DEFENDANTS LOWING DESCRIBED COURT OF COMMON REAL ESTATE, PLEAS, MEIGS CDUNon , Me1gs TV OHIO SIIuate County OhiO, To·W1t In pursuance of an Beglnnrng m the cen- order of sale to me ter of St A No 346, directed from said North 80 Rods and courttn the above enll· East 64 rods from the tied action , I will southwest corner of eKpose to sale at pubsection no 29 Thence lie auction on the front south · 37 dog 30 MIN steps of the Malga Weal 20 Rods, Thence County Court House north 60 Deg 20 M1n On Friday, July 18, Wes1 32 Rods to the 2008 at 10 a.m., ofoa\d North line of G W. day, the following Marcum 33.29 Acre deocrlbed real eotate tract as recorded In Tha following Real dMd book 161 , at page Estate slluatad In the 396 of the reeO<d& of County of Meigs, State deedo , of Melgo of Ohio, and In the County Ohio, Thence Townahlp of Sutton East on Sa id North and bounded and ~l ne 40 Rods to the described as followa· piece of beginnings. Beginning South 12 Containing 2 acres, deg aaat 87' from the more or 1e01. Northweot corner of a Commonly known as 0.90 acre tract 27264 Old Rt 346 St. deacrlbed In deed Albany Ohio 45710 recorded In Vol. 245, Ownera. Pogo 467, Mtlgo property Jackie P Allman County DHd Record, Prior Deed Reference: thence continuing 21 2, Page 489 South 12 deg. Eaot 82' PPN:I05·00005 000 to tho Southweat cor· APPRAISED AT nor of the aald 0 90 $60,000 TERMS OF aero tract 100' to a f;ALE CANNOT BE point, thence North 12 SOLD FOR LESS THAN deg Wool 82' to the OF THE Southesot corner of an 2/3 APPRAISED VA~UE . 0.11 acre tract , thence 10% DOWN ON DAY OF South 69 dag West SA~E, CASH OR CER· along the South line of TIFIED CHECK, BAL- said corner of an Q11 ANCE DUE ON CON- acre tract 100' lo the r-tRMATION OF SALE place of beginning, Tht appralaal did not conta ining 0 18 acre, lncludo an Interior mere or less t& also conveyed herewith as means In mgress and egress, the ten loot r~ght· ofway adj omlng the onttro west lme of the 0 90 acre tract as descrtbed m Vol 245 , Page 467, Meigs County Deed Records , to be used In common with othe!S The parcel IS subject to the tolnt right of way along the West 10 ' thereof as described m Vol. 245, Page 467 Meigs County Deed Records. The parcel1s also sub]eCt to a right of way as ..11 means 1f mgress and egress to the balance of tha 0 090 acre tract descrtbed a~ove, being a ' 0 foot str1p along the North hne of the 0 18 acre Ira¢! herem described Exceptmg all the coal and one-hall of lhe oil and gas In the abovedescribed promlsea which have heretofore been roaorved Current Owner. John And Tamra Baxter Property At: 860 Broa dWay Street Racine, Ohio 45770 Ppt 19-00246 000 Prior Deed Relerenceo , Volume 338, Page 765 Appraised At $35,000 00 Torma Of Sale: Cannot be sold for laos than 213rds of tho appraised value 10% down en tho day of aale , cash or certl~ fled chock, balance due on ccnflrmotlcn of oala. Tht appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the houoa Robert E Bteglo, Melgo County Sherin Attorney For Tho Platntln Stephan D. Mlloa 18W Monumant Ave Dayton, Ohio 45402 937·461 -1900 (6) 18, 25, (7) 2 SHOP C[ASSIFIEDS •'it. Ia..•"~~• measurement only The above description ts based on a survey In July 2000 by E & E Borderline S\,lrveymg Robert R Eason, Ohio PS \'lo 7033 vs Current OWner. James James Cleland Cleland Defendants 33101 Court of Common Property at Hysell Run Rd Pleas, Meigs County, Pomeroy, OH Ohio In pursuance of an PP# 11-00256 002 order of sale to me Pnor Deed References d1rected from said Volume 229 Page 325 court In the above enti- Appratsed at $90,000 tied action , 1 Will Terms of Sale Cannot expose to sale at pub· be sold lor less than 11c auction on the front 213rds of the appraiSed steps of the Meigs value 10% down on County Co urt House day of sale, cash or on Fnday, July HJth certifie d check, bal2008 at 10.00 a m . of ance due on confirmasaid day, the fcllowmg tton of sale described real estate· The appraisal did not Snuated m Rutland mclude an Interior Township, Meigs examination of tho County, State of Ohio house Beegle, and being In section 3, Robert E Town 8 North, 11ango Meigs County Sheriff lor the 14 Wool of tho Ohto Attorney Company 'a Purchase Plaintiff Sampson and being deocrlbod Lerner '" Rolhfess followa: beginning 18 at an Iron pin oat, said PO Box 5480 Iron pln being N 78 Cincinnati, OH 45201· ' 2' w dl 5400 deg., 17 2 ' • a s- 513·241-3100 lance of 2027.35 from (6) 18 25 (7) 2 the aaaumed ' ' Southeaot corner of - -..,..--- - - Section 3 ; Thence N. 89 deg 58 , __P_u_b_ll_c_N_o_t_lc_e__ 26" w, a distance of 431 ·51 • 10 an 1ron P1n SHERIFF SALES CASE NUMBER 07CV128 set; • Thence N. 00 deg. 00 • LaSalle Bank NA 00.. W, a dlatance of PLAINtiFF 186.09' to an Iron pin vs Cheryl Lehaw sel; Thence S 90 dag 00 , DEFENDANTS 00" E dl f COURT OF COMMON ' • stance 0 PLEAS, MEIGS COUN· 504.29' to an Iron pln TY OHIO ~~~nco S 21 dog. 20. I~ purouance of an 30,. 1 dlllanco of ordor of oale to me to tho POINT directed from aald OF BEGINNING oald court In tho above entl· deecrtbed tract' con- tied action, I will lolnlng 2,000 Acru; oxpOM to oele at pubmore or leoo, except· lie altetlcn on the front lng alt legatoa¥mtnto otepo of tho Molgo and rlghte of way, County Court Houoe except 120, wide right On Friday, July 18, of Wll'f ohown on the 2008 at 10 a.m., of aald accompanying ourvoy day, tha following plot, sold right of way deacrlbed real oatote to provide Ingrao• and The following real egroas to an from eototo Ia '!leacrlbed aa County Read 15 lollowa. Boarlng aro aseumed PARCEL NO 4 The lui· and are for angle lowing real estate situate In the village of -::-:--P.,.,u,_b,.lt...,'c_N_o_t_lc_e__ Sheriff Sales Case Number 07CV129 LaSalle Bank NA Plaintiff w, aoo.oo· J t...._. ~.--.CJ""' ~ Monday thru Friday 8 : 00 a . m. to 5: 0 0 p.m. Ohto Va lley Publtshmg reserves the rtght to edt! reJect or cancel any ad at any t1me )Errors Must B Reported on the ftrs ay a! publication an he Tnbune-Sentmel ly see m t o hav e be en mt scalcul ated It 's the ftr st time at an y Gra nd Slam in th e 40 -year O p en era that none o f th e t o ur 10p-seed e d w om e n' r eac h ed the yuarte r f tna l s, maktn g the path even smoo th er tor the stbhngs Hard to beli eve , but there hasn 't bee n a Wtllt ams vs Wtlltams fmal at a tourna· ment sm ce 2003 at the All E n g land C lub And w h at tf they d o meet ag am for the tttl e, m what would be th e tr s~g>enth matchup m a Grand Slam fmal' What w o uld break· f ast be ltke Saturday morntng at the pl ace they ' re sh aring here' " I'm gomg to sabotage her and eat all the breakf ast ," Serena satd ' 'I'll eat all th e Whe attes so she doesn't h ~ ve any chance" 1.--. :r--w~ _ I"t.IA ... t. .-:c:- _ _, _ he space occupted y the error and onl y he f trst msertton We hall not be liable to ny lo~s or expens hat results from the pubh catton or om+s s10n ol an advertise ment Correcllons wtll be made m the ftrs vmlable edtltQ n . > Boll number ads ar !ways co nfident tal >Current rate ppltes a ' •' '·' ' •• •• '-t h I For nforllla 1un lead ng to lhc Jrrcst & con~ 1Ct on Jf the th1e,11nq scu m tr AI broke nto out ~ ., m e o~ BulaJrlle P ~n anrJ stole yuns & 1e .e ry Please CCIII Gall a co ntt Sile r ff s Office r ·-----_. 1 ca rd > ThiS ccepts newspape on ly he! anted ads meettn OE standards >We w11! not knowmg y accept any adver tsement tn v1olatton r the law ] GJ\1 \\\\' ' Boat s & Motors for Sale B01ld1ng Supplies Electrical/Refrigeration ' : , w. ' : Farms for Rent.. Farms for Sale . . For Lease .430 330 490 For Sale 585 For Sale or Trade Fruits & Vegeta bles · Furn ished Rooms General Haul tng 590 580 450 850 Giveaway Happy Ads Hay & Gra in. Help Wanted.... 040 050 640 110 Home Improvement s 810 310 510 41 0 020 ~ 30 660 630 Lost and Found Lots & Acreage 060 350 Miscellaneous . • Miscellaneous Merchandtse Mobile Home Repatr Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homes for Sale Money to Loan Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers Musical instruments Personals Pets for Sale Plumbing & Heatrng Profess tonal Services Raqlo, TV & CB Repai r Real Est ate Wan ted Schools Inst ruction Seed , Plant & Fertlltze r Sttuat1ons Wan ted 170 540 860 420 320 2201 · - - -- -- 14d 570 005 560 820 .230 160 360 ....... 150 650 120 • Space for Rent. 460 520 • SUV's for Sale 720 • Trucks for Sale ; Upholstery , Vans For Sale 715 870 730 Wanted to Buy 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Supphes 620 Wanted To Do 180 Wanted to Rent 470 Yatd Sale· Ga llipolis 072 Yard Solo-Pomeroy/Middle .........._. . ...... 074 : Yard Sale-Pt Pleasant I 010 190 : Sportin g Goods. : , ' : • ' Ohio. The Farmero Bank and Savlnga Company lo selling lor cash In hand or certl· fled chock the follow· lng collateral: 1999 Ford F250 4x~ • 140 790 780 610 Hou sehold Goods Hou ses tor Renl.. In rv,em orlam Insura nce .. Lawn & Garden Equipment Livestock : • : , Second St., Pomeroy, 550 Fa rm Equipment ~- , • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE: 11 h.rtby glvan that on Saturday, July 8, 2008 at 10 00 a m., a public oalo will • be held at 2t 1 750 Excavat mg Homes for Sa le I 710 840 480 630 l Equtpment f or Re nt •J ....080 760 770 340 ' Card s ol Thanks Child/E lderly Care 400 530 440 210 Campers & Motor Ho mes Campmg EqUi pment Clevoland, OH 44113 218-821-1530 (7) 2, 8, 18 7Z5 030 Business Opportunity .. Bus.ness Tr amlng .. 41arm~::l Roush Oh1o Va ll ey Home Health Inc h1nng LPN tor an ofltce schedu ltng/atde superv sor postlton Apply at 1480 Jackson Ptke Gall!pohs or phone 441 1393 Compel ttve Wages and beneftts tnctudmg health tnsurance \\eJ fllurs91J:J L.:~ne Cl<>""'~''-' www comtcs co m 76 \1tutS 1tt · . 076 A~so u\" I" I Movmg SJI~,;; 2 I 1n111 cs Sat lu11k cars wtth or wnhout Jut v - frotn Ei 1 d l 1092 tltl"s 740 388 0884 Sunse t Dr Gall pols E!\WI 0' \II',:\ I SER\ H IS Thur Frt & Sat at 324 Thtrd Avo K ds ctolll eS kill li D~ records dtshas 8A1 74 ' AIWS\I J M l'mn:Hm/~ l tt>llll ·. 343 Sout'l 1111 A.v,;o M1ddlep( rr ~,tt l\ 8. 5111 B uO 4 00 Nu E'o:>ll'f @ 2008 110 110 Hti i' WINl ltJ ,, bcellent way to earn money The New Avon Ca ll Mar l'y n J04 002 2G45 -<,olo,Worlunq 67S 1129 - - - - - -- BE NNI GAN S now hmng grill coo~ s 304 675 5227 ~ by NEA, Inc 110 HIJJ' W,W I Ell r r . l'l t .~< l\ t Top Dolla r stl uolt cons any 10K 14K 18K gold IEIWelry July :<. l s q ?- l an11l e~c; unntd ~ o ld pre 1935 US yat,IQe p a t1 v(~eep vcu dry) r urrenr ) prooJ mtnl sets women men I O) S durn r!] 01lm OildS Mrs Corn ShOp, H r 1!1 r~rr. Llr form<; ed 1!'1 1 2nd Aven ue Gall pohs d ng :Jrcss beddt 1g tv r r ..o ::'842 kntg tjrape:; tJ 1lh de( 01 home 1 t em ~ roy,; li1Pi'5 ln t~wsted n1 old unwanted COil)puters <>tr~ 1 rn1!e on po ntoon boats (740)992 18 19 Rncconn ArJ cH 218 Ju ly 3 t:l ld o End o1 S f~ 5813 ... Business and Buildtngs PUI.c Rest A.H~a a n:i SuQdr Cr8e~ Rd Jill/ 4&5 11011 8 3 bl'I VS q rl s n;Hn ~ lr ~rd clothes 0 1: Hro llf lntF'll o b~bv tter 1s m :.l IJu Lseno t rrM -h ~~'c" ~JirCoy Ft e ... 1n, 8 tl \ P1ttr 1 l t~ 1nv e ~Found on Ke rr Rd 1%1 od Temer Call to tdent1ly 740 G 1raye odie Fn & S 1 Lo;,~ G::JrJg_e Sale Tool s F1shtng IK•u<>r 'Jei-Jtnrt A l1c1 tile !h1ngs lo is baby thmgs 38881 66 srhuol !TII.Il h ffiOre July 2 and 3td 8 LOS T Fn J ack Ru .~t: I ~- n tJ K· mr~ oOV Ad ? 125 EnQIISh Rd brown \\ lnte nedr H ,_, 1 \\\\ I'EU Moosfl Lndgfl Pt Pl easa nt Wc, 1111 Juy<', ifrcrt9 1b0 ~ ljUI'lS tCOIS Iller n 1o:;c Il l Ill' 30 4 G-.5 291 7 ' Auto Repair • Autos for Sale .. NOTICE , Sallebury Township Board of TrUIIHI wlll hold a budget hearing on July 7th, 2008 at 4.00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m at the Township Hall The budget can be reviewed at that time. Marilyn Anderoon, Flacat Officer 740.892-3348 r ??? ' Auto Parts & Acce~sortes Public Notice h M •oo' gla sswa e Clir & 'm ~r rt ec"~n.J t tn n '> llnck:-; hR::l dt11;.J cra11 suppl e:; QL11It1nq cluHI Il\J 62 on Gar1tclr1 Ave supNI es 'h1te lon ghSif ed cat \ th SJcar.r:o t;:; ...'i t G<111 ~O i ls S ~l UI dav Jlty 5 11om ~~ J n ~rey mar~.ngs -146 1523 ;: 4x4's For Sale . Announcement Antiques ' Apartments for Rent Auct ton and Flea Market right to reject any or all bids submitted. The above described collateral will be sold "as ls·where Ia", with no expressed or Implied warranty glvan For further Information, or tor an appointmont to Inspect coital· oral, prior to .. Ia date contact Cyndle or Ken at 992-21 38. (7) 2, 3, 4 Public Notice ;.";;,";,;";,;';,;'- ,J Est<ttf: Sal e ktt: l (.)!1 IJJC' CLASSIFIED INDEX Company reserves the Needed Ded cated HHA s PCAs CNAs & STNAs Establtshed and well re,spected local llOme health agency LocaJ.ed 1n Gall polts OhJQ has avatl able full t me and part t me caJ>ei-Ji-IIOU-fli'l!.le--a '(!estre to wor"' os a respcct~o:d TE A1v1 llli:: l l l lJi:!l \. i111 (740)446 3808 1or tmmedt ale tntervtew \ ll<t> S11 t:- T2 nc1 n~:: b1 uld 1t1~ 1 \' ( 111ens • W s \5 ZC5 0 Hl rnli1<, 1nd -l Border Collier Australmn /i bJIS SZCS 0 21 FtS I1er Sh ephe-rd m1~ 0 months old Pnu to, r:; ~\If ller c.;r scats IJOUII<..Y :.P.<II:i 111 Chatr 30•t 675 4550 JUm pPr d1;;11 es rot1sserte and ml c h more _,~.--­ a Su~o k1tncarlylc@co m cast ne t A.tractt ve Lady wo uld ~JilJOY ..__ _ (,!o'i!!' meetmg Gentleman 64 72 · tor Fnend<;h1p Send nq 'IPS' 2 lamtly sale 9"117 Sir om 8 toCLA t t<;.,G Pomt Ploasunt 6 m 3039 C11t1 M11! PrJ _.Regtsle r 2'00 Ma 11 S• P1 T•' w,tshe' noll• :.;. r-er1 Plensanl WIJ ? sS~o rl 1rq rl~hoc. 30 \\\Ol '\U \I I \l"i 1968 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale Further, The Farmers Bank and Savtnga (7) 2 eo Pllt"\0\ \I... > All Real Es lat dvert1sement s ar subject to the Federal Fatr HOUStnfj Act 0 ..,...-e>.._..- .::. c:ac:-.-_ order of sale to me directed from said court In the above entl· tied action, I will expose to sale at pub· lie auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House On Friday, August 8, 2008 at 10 a.m., of said day, the following described real estate. SITUATED IN THE STATE OF OHIO, COUN,YY OF MEIGS AND IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT BEING LOT. NO. 139 IN SHEFFIELD, IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDD~E· PORT, MEIGS COUN· TY,OHIO. Said premises aloe known as: 462 South 5th Avenue, Middleport, OH 45760 Permanent Parcel Number: 15-00100.000 Prior deed references Volume 235, Page 219 Appolsod at $70,000 Terms of Sale: Cannot bl sold for less lhan 213rda of the appraised value. 10o/o down on clay of sale, cash or certified check, balance due c1n confirmation of aa\o The appraisal did not Include an Interior examination of the houoe Robert E Beegle, Melgo County ShtrlH Attorney tor the Ptalntln 1 Shoplro Felty \ 1500 W. Third St r·--~I 5 7 Pomeroy, county of over, across and upon In pursuance of an 2FTPX28LOXCA81914 Meigs, state of Ohio the west side' ct the and bounded and above described tract described as follows for Ingress and egress Being lot no 536 In to and from the said village, bounded remaining part of thus· Beginning o1 the aald·LOT NO. 536 IN southwest corner of the aouthwost corner the Thomas Jones Lot thereof consisting of In the south third of .10 acre, and also 100 acre Lot No 303 In excepting and reserv· Town 2, Range 13 Of lng the .right to conThe Ohio Company 's nect the sewer extendPurchase , Thence ing from the bu1lding Smith 12 deg east one on said 90 acre part dl cham and 80 links, to a said lot no. 538, the corner; thence north owners of aald respec70 dog east 5 chains live properties to joint· 80 links to a corner, lykeepthatpartollftld t~ence north 12 deg. sewer located on aald west one chains 80 remaining part of said link s to Henry Pfarr lot In ropolr and good southeast corner of operating condition. Robert Ccwey'a south- PERMANENT PARCEL west corner; thence NO. 18011112000 south 70 cteg. weal 5 COMMONLY KNOWN chains and 56 links to AS: 248 RIVERVIEW the place of beglnnlpg, DRIVE, POMEROY, containing one acre, OHIO 45769 • more or leu. Parcel No : 16· Sava and except the 01862000 coal and other miner- Prior deed references· ala In the premises Volume 238, Page 135 with the right to mine Appralaed at $40,000 the same without Terms of Sale: Connot encumbrance to the be eotd for teal than surface and all way 213rda of tho appraltled and rights of way value. 10% down on along any mineral day of aate, cuh or seam , end being certified check, bal· recorded In the Deed once d.. on confirm• Records Of Meigs lion of Nit. County, except the fo~ The appralut dld not lowing part lhtreof, to- Include an Interior wit. Beginning at , the examination of the aouthwe1t earner of houH. the lot now .. formerly Robert E. Beegle, owned by Thomu Malga Counly ShorlH Jonea In the oouth Attcrnay lor the third of 100 acre Let Plaintiff No 303 In Townohtp 2, Lerner Sampaon Range 13 Of Tho Olllo Rothluu Company'a Purchaoo, POBox 5480 Thence oouth 12 deg. Cincinnati, OH 45201· Eaot 68.80 FHI to a. 5480 otako In tho wool line f13-a41 -3100 of aald Lot No. 53e; (8) 18, 24, (7) 2 Thence north 70 cleg. aut 292 80 feet to tho -----~,..ooutheut corner ol Public Notice osld Lot No. 538, thence north 12 SHERIFF SA S CASE degreeo Will 118.80 NUMBER 09C 030 feat to the northaoot HSIC BANK USANA corner of said Lot No PLAINTIFF 536, Thence south 70 VS degreoo weal 366.96 JENNIFER DAVIS AKA feet to the place of FINK beginning, containing DEFENDANTS 90 sere more or lesa. COURT OF COMMON Save and except a right PLEAS, MEIGS COUNof way 12 feet wide TY OHIO. 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Southern Ohm 40 hr Customer Serv1ce wee k postl1on wtth some Conservatrve PolitiCal wee~end overllme nef'ded Fundra1srng Compensatory lime provtd ed Beneftts Health We ofler Insurance Para Holidays • Up to sa 50/hour Two weeks vacation after t Patd Tra nmg Vacatton one year three .veeks alter and Holtdays ltve years Starttng salary t On s te Doctor $23 000 to $28 000 Must have college degree tn Call Today I Human Servtces or mno1 tn Human Servtc es fi eld With a 1-877-463-624 7 mtnor tn Admn1tstrat on At Ext 2347 least two years eKperteJlCe • worktng wtth the public m a Or vtstl our webstte at servtce post\lon Send job s lntocl slon com resume and three reler ences to Searr.h CommtMee PO Bo~ 454 Galhpolts lunch' room Vendmg allen dan! part lime M F Sam OhiO 45631 1pm prod uct deltvered to you Pad tratmng holidays FEDERAL Vf:lcalton 401 k Pro empiQy POSTAL JOBS ment dq.Jg tesl!ng EOE Call S 17 89 $28 271hr now htr 304 485 5421 tng For application and free governemen t jOb tnlo c:::~JI Amenca'"l Assoc of l abor 1 9 13 599 8226 24fhrs emp serv GalitfJ Metgs Communtty ActiOn Agency 1s accepttng appltca!tons for a part It me program clerk to ass tst tndt v duals ol var tous soc1o ceo Part T1me AN 740 377 9095 Quality Gare Nurstng POST OFFICE NOW HI RING Avg Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr Includes Federal Beneft~ OT Pl aced by ad Source not offered w1USPS who htres _ _, _8_66_4_0_3_2_58_2____:_ Re staurant MGT post\ tan ava1table at Subv.ay of Pt Pleasant Restaurant Expen ence helpful Apply tn Person between 1 30 5 00 M F No Phone Calls Please AT 35 Adull V1deo & Book Store need Mtdntght Clerk full or 1J8rl 111n9 304 937 4900 .-:::=====---, Read your and learn Ttle Athens Me g5 Educational S.:nv1ce Center has an ANTICIPATED post 110n openmg as Spectal Educalt'Jn Consul•ant fo• Regt on 10 Sta le Support Team Thts rs a Full T me c., ~t ' " !)...- ~wuaiJtl(; at!Or:15-.-- Masters Euu t.:d iVII do::g ee Educatton Educat on Adm ntslratton or appropn ate re lated fteld or ev1dence ot eqUivalency fve years of successful classroom leach ng school Improvement plann ng 0r related e~per ence experttse and/or stg ntltcant laadershtp exper ence at the dt slr ct level hcel'lse appropnate to tht? tndtvtduals professton and demonstrated knowledge ot IDEJA and NCLB Lenqth o' con tract and salary wtll be determtned upon employ ment Submtlletter ol nter est to John D Costanzo Supenntendent Athens Me1gs Educattonal Ser111Ge Center 507 Rtchlan d Avenue Surte #t08 Athens OH 4570 t Apphcatto n Deadline July 11 2008 3 30 p m The AME SC tS at equal oppo rruntl } Emptoyer/PIOV•der The Athens Metgs EducatiOnal Serv1ce Center has a postlton openmg lor " Speech La~g uage Pathologtstto serve cht1dre r n Me gs County lor lh t 2008 09 School Year Ap~l can ts must have a Master s Oegree and a c.1r rent ltcense to pra ct ce as " SpeeCh pathOIO QI SI ISSueu by the Oh o Board ot .Speech Language Pathology and Audt ology Salary wtll be based 01 qual1tcat ons and ex pen ence accordtng to salar ). schedule Th1s pos1lton wt1 have Board approved bene ltts Submttleller of mtere!it resume and re f e re n c~ I( John D Cos tanzc -- BARGAINS INTHE CLASSIFIEDS ~ SIJI:l<.. d l MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES We see~ career onenled norntc backgrounds com· tndtVlduals who wtll slnve to achieve rhe Best 1n plete onlme applicatto ns Customer Saltslact on aM prov de promottonal presen team work 11 you have a lations and generate destre to succeed with a report s Ouallltcatton s goal dr tven team ortented Excellent co mpu ter sktlls record keep ng sktlls good and growtng co mpany we offer co mmunt catlon and organt Health dental and hie zat1onat skr lls Va lid rir ve rs msurance pre scrlpl ton lrcense reltable transporta card bonus program pard !ton and Insurance requtred vacatiOn management Please forwa rd appltcatmn and resume by 4 00 pm on apparel advancement from w1lhtn July 8 2008 to GMCAA Apply m person at the Attn Teresa Vartan 8010 Burger Ktng Restaurant North SR 7 Cheshtre OH 65 Upper Atver Road or 45620 GMCAA IS an equal mat! resume to opportumly employer Burger K!rlg Home Healtll Care South PO Box 2407 East Oh to ts currently hmng Huntmglon WV 25725 Home Health Atdes lor or fax resume to Metgs Co Musl be cer1tft ed 740 446·3400 or or currently have one years 304 529 0055 8·4 Acglcna1 Dump Drivers e)(penencG Tol l Free call 1 EOE R&J Truck ng 1s seekmg 866 368 1100 Wed & Thurs ao oss from Mr:tr on County EMS IS roadstde oarlo. n Syra cuse qua ltfled COL A dr1vers o HVAC Installer must have a ~ eptmg spplrctwons for operate sernt du mps for 8 ? e~ ry th ng.r.henp e)(per ence 740 742 0505 Ff and PT MediCS EMT s reg1onat routes We teature Yard SAle July 3Td & 4th' excell ent home ttme Malth flesCare l:fome Care wdl be and Dnvers for m{)re mfor 502 S Broadway Ractne dental rnsurance accepttng appltcafions for mat1on call 675 6134 and Ntkon CctmP•a Cabela hunt 401(k) vacahon bonus pav Support Assocta!es. CNA 3 1ng Qear baker s rack snop fllrl saler y awards o~altfled and STNA If you wou ld like Needed tmmedmtely toots housewares& ~uctl app 1cants must be over 23 to take advantage of thiS house cleaners Sam 12pm more 740 9 \9 291011 vrs halle a Ql1nnnum of 1 opportuntty you may apply or 1pm Spm $20 per shift 8204 Calla Dnve Debbte 446 2451 r--:--:-:::-:::--:-;-:-:~-, year at comme rr cal drtv1ng at expenence & clean MVR Gallipolis Ohto Monday Pr 01 ex.penence w1th sem1 through Fnday Sam to 4pm PIT Secunly OtliC&rs mu st dumps and Joll otis ts help You may also fax a resume be able to pass drug test & !ul Contact Kent at 800 10 background check Send 462 9365 or Ill o"l appiiCB rhamson@ rescare com An resume to www lnfoweare Ito 1 a• ww.,., rJtruckt ng com Equal Opporlutl ty Employer yon•1ayatem com or fax to EOE F/M/ON 740 441 9645 E,ecultve Dtrector pos Iton lvr DomestiC Vtolenc e G~rt~ge sale bt 11th 5tr g ? Agency servtng threfl ooun Rt 7 ,;~bovc Eas t'c 11 lies of Southern 0111 0 40 hr Htgh ron c;Jnfll dr.stgno( a w~e k pos !ton wt\h ::iOme hand hAgsP. s m over ttrn e needed gl r~sses fused glass ar( tewl C8 mpensatory 1me provtd 1y pal o I 11 11 1 quee r &tttrn ed • Beneft!S Heallh bcds housewrJtE'J ~dr,,.. rJ s Insuran ce Pa1d Holidays mo\ tes couc h end t .:~ bl e Two weeks vacatto n aft er k1 ds lac! es mens c l o th e~ one year three wee~s after Garage Sale 625 Marn Sl !Ne years Startmg salary Autla td Tools Eeu rttrdrdt 526 000 10 $28 000 Must Co l!ccllblcs guns ttres & have College Degree m wheels ITli Sc other tlcl'r s Human SerVIces or mtnor m human ser Jtces fteld wrth a Movtng Sale ILty 1 2 3 m•nor n adm tn+stralton At tak e At 12<1 1nto Alllmrl least two \~ a rs exp er ence t <;licit & follgw :; gns cv~r) wu"i- io.tll\,1 v. tth the publi c tn a 1htll.Q n1U<;t (jO scrvtce postlton Send Tu::n'ersPta 11s across frorn resum e 11nd th ree refer Sub way t)eCJrlmg larnps Pnces to Se at ch Commtttee odds .:mls !urr111Ure rntsc PO Box 154 Gall p olis mens clctho'>S Sf\! July 5th Oho 45631 - - - ' - - - - Ohto Valley Home Health Inc h1rtng STNA CNA Home Health Atdes & Personal Care Atdes Fun Pari T111'e & Per Otem post t1ons ava 1table Apply at 1480 Jackson P!ke Gall polts or phone 44 1 1393 Compet1t1ve Wages. m1teage re imbursement and other benef 1ts nclud ng hea lth 1nsurance ---'-...:.....:...,____ OPHTHALMIC Of.F!CE & MEDICAL ASSISTANT Great beneltts wages and worktng cond1t1ons 888 763 2393 l];j e Athens Me gs E'ducallonal Service Center has an ANTICIPATED post t1on opentng as RegiOnal l1leracy Consultant tor regton 10 State Support Team Thts tS a Full T1me ~-'G.SJt o~ Ouatt• ca1 ons .../i l lea:.lftvc years olsuccessf,;t ll:l tWI~ III :S IIUl:l!fl~ 111 o classroom Masters degree tn educalton {R ead ng Spectal Edu catto n or co n centra tton m L teracy) appropnate Ohto certtl ca ton or licensure technology e)(penen ce ( e on line management system ema1l elec trontc presentation) and access to technology afler school hours Addt\1onal Prelerred Prevtous expen ence as a SIAl tnstwctor or pa rhc pant and adult 1nstruc1mnal exp~11ence Expectattons Part tctpale n all stale sponsored tran1 tngs parhctpate n e lea rn tng lramgs(lace to lace onhne d!gt tal) co mm tt to matntatntng ltdel ty to the Oh o Jteracy 1n ltaltves destgn content re~ ts and lime commttment subm I web tJased sessmn check ltst cor resp ond datiV th rough email communtca \ton and hold w tu al offtce hours Length of contract and salary w1ll be deter mmed upon employment Subm t lett er of tnterest and resume to John D Costanzo Supermlendent Athens Metgs Educat anal Servtce Center 507 Rtchland Avenu e SUite lt108 Athens OH 45701 Appl ca t on Dead! ne July 11 2008 3 30 p m The AM ESC 1s an equal opportu ntty Employer1Prov1der -With so many choices, it's easy to get carried away with our . Merchandise listings in t he lassifieds! �. ---- Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel - -·· TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? Wednesday, July 2, 20!le No Fee Unless We Win ! ' 1-888-582-3345 Hllr\n:s IUR SALE Phillip Alder CARPENTER SERVICE Remodeling New Garages E"iectrlcal & Plumbing Roofing & Gutters Vinyl Siding & Pai nting Patio and Porch Decks w·.· :::er2s, Ha ve you priced a John Deere lalely? You 'll be su rprised! Check out our used inventory at WWW . C.AR E 0 . COM CarmiChael Eq uipment. 740· 446-2412 You can be a part of a company selected aS one ol I he TOP FIVE Besl Places to Work In Ohio! 3Br. hardwood floors. base· ment, ca rport . 2004 1/2 Chatham Ave. Gallipolis. $49,900 wl $5000 down. May be wtll ing to work with """ "n d"" '~ p~y -~ r;r 7'0 .... u" " '-' " ~ 1 588 !MC -PA\'U Job Eat. 1901 hnp:lljobs.infociSion.com 150 r \IIR4li\'\UISI online! ScHOOL~ L'l~lliUl:'llON p10 HoL~.:HOIJ) Goo!li www. ~a llipoliscaroorcol l oge o~u 170 II Sizes 5'x1 0' · to iO'x3.0' V.C. YOUNG Ill 992 -62 15 Pomeroy Ohto 25 Yea rs Local Exper1ence p Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling • Q·J .740-992-1611 • Stop & Compare South z• P~OB/..tM Housu , FORRmr To su'c~ss Ttl~ ~~ ~Ml> Tt-lt IGNITION, 110 " ALTiloS . FOR SALE ' ISN'T TtiAT TO FINl>, IT'S TtiAT Ttif t:~Y TO FAILU~~ IS ALwAYS L~FT IN · IIWI S l Cl 'J( It I II t O 'JS IIWl Disabled peoPle. Har~wnd Cablneiry And Furniture "W'W"W.timbtru~ek-cabi:nrtr')".corn Wwrrn ToDo North East 4• :\ ll pa ~s 1• 0~-ening fea d: t t<H 10 AK74 West Pass Pass I NT MY C;==;:;===:, r·o K 2 Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both Seamless Gutters Ro Ofing, S1ding. Gutters BARNEY - ·· HOWDY, JUGHAID, ARE YA ENJOYIN' YORE SUMMER VACATION 7 All Types Masonry, Brick. Block, Stone, Free Estimate. (740}41 6-7305- 304 -593 6421. ' YES, MA'AM, I MEAN, NO, MA' AM ... UM ... ER ... MIZ PRUNELL Y, IS THIS A POP QUIZ i'! ' 19 Dog sound 2 ~ Make lace 23 Free electron 26 Big parrot 27 Society Pa ~~­ Q Find a iine after • losing a queen TAT201U£C ING CO. recommends th at you do business with people you know, and NOT to s~nd money through the mall until yoo have investigated the offering. i MONEY m I..OAN "::::~~~;:::: r **NOTICE** Borrow Smart. Contact the Ohio Division - of Finan cial lns~itution 's Office of Consumer Atfairs BEFORE you refinan ce your home Or obtain a ' loan. BEWARE ot requests for any 18rge advance payments of lees or insurance. Call the Ollice ot · Consu mer At1airs toll free at 1-866278-0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or IS prope rly lender. licensed. (This is a ·public serv1ce announcement from the Ohio Valley Publ ishing Company) Help Wanted FRESH violation of the law. Our readers •~ hereby Informed th•l an .dwelllngsldvertlsed In this newspaper are . available on an equal opportunity bases. STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS MUST GO ASAP I 2BR in town, Gallipolis. No pets. $500/rent. + t1eposit 96 S- 10. 4cyl, 5·Spee d. R!J nS Good. Ga s Saver, $2,000. 95 Mazda X·Cab, V6 . 5-speed. run s good. $ 1,600 98 Dodge Neon, 4cyl . 5-speed $1,200 304· 882·3652 Clea ran ce & Canceled only :C-,-al_l -4,-4_1_-o_1-,-10_oo_5-,-9_ 1·_5_17_'-,- In Ci ty. Range&fr idge furorders. 20x24. 30x44 Hugh $ 15.300! lor listings 800- 3 bedroom house for mnt in nished, off street p:~o r ki ng , discounts ca n save you 620- 4946 ex R01 9 ------.,----~ Middleport (279 Broadway clean. spacious. $400/ient + thousands. Call today for depostl . 441 ·0596 savings! 866-352·0469 New Haven, 3 br., 2-bath, 4 St.) $450 a month plus acres. hOt tub, gas log f1re- deposit . ( 7401416 " 1354 Lar~e. charming, unfur- HUD Homf:)s! 3 bed, place; great view. (304)682· 48 A available 151 week in nished 3 bed room apt., 2nd 3021 , $5_3.000 July . Addison Pi~e . . floor, LA , DR , oVerlooking $650/rent _ $6SO/sec dep . the Park downtown Vory nice 4br, 2 ba on NO PETS_Call 446-3644 tor Gallipolis. Referenc es Kil"jeon Or in Gallipoli s. Quite required, no pets. security ·more into. neighborhood on dead end deposit, $600 lper month . street. La rge 2 car garage Nice newly · remode led Call 446·4425 or 446·3936 and tinished baseme nt. 740· house, 1 lg. bedroom, cent. .:::.:..:.:.:.....::.:..:..:..:.,;_:_::.:,.. 256· 1109 air, w/d hookup, $ 395- per Middleport N. 4th Ave . 2 room efficiency Apt. ulilitie s 740 992 5226 7 paid. no 'pels, dep. & oef , MODFOILER . monlh, 1 l " • AI. x. . Cheshire· 74_ 0·992·0165 . .ll A d 3 b d 1 S dh 1 an oa e room, Middlepor . t. Beech St. , 2 br. 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath· 1/2 baths. , S730 plus shed apartment, utilities furni V'onyl So'd'on9 . Shingle Rool deposit. ·Gallipolis Ferr y, 3 paid. deposi t & references. $230 per month. 740·385· bedroom, 2 bath, $500 plus no pets, (740 )992•016 5 9948. deposit. 2017 Jefferson, 2 '"~ 2 b r. bedrodhl, 1 bath, $450 plus N . 3rd Ave , M IUUieport, 1979 Fairmont MH , 1971 . deposit. Pick . up appl1ca· furnished apartment, no Buddy MH . Several lions at ERA Town & pets, deposi t & references , Airstreams 1971-1977. Call Coun1rY Real Estate, Broker (740)992.0165 . 446·8945 or 339·3440 1911 Jefferson · e oulevaid. Paint Pleasant. WV 25550 Nice 2br Apart. W/Fridge & Kitchen Range , ACIGas MOBILE HO!IU:S Heal, WID hookup, 1350 Help Wanted FUR RENT month , $200 Deposit 304· r SHAI~ I ·-------" Nice · 2BR , central air, near Hwy 160. $375 month plus security deposit & re ferences {7 40)379"·2923 or 740 446 -6865 APAKIMI':I'm REGISTERED NURSE Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes fGr a full time OB/PEDS Registered Nurse ~~~"1 and per diem ICCU Registered Nur ~es . Applicants must ha~e current We st Virginia li ce nse. lt'trev ious OB experience and prev ious ICCU experience. Send resumes to:. Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human R e~ources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 . TRUCKS fl!RSALE 2br House Qn. River in Mason. WV HUD Approved 304-488-7946 (304) 675-4340 Fax (304) 675-6975 or apply on-line at www.pvailey.org AA/EOE Real 'Eatate Real Estate FOR SALE BY OWNER fUR 2BR ap1. CIA. RENT (740]' 44 1- 0194 Firepl a~;.·e. CCntral AC. Carpeted noors. wood floors, pmio. spa/Jacuzzi bea utiful cathedral ce il ing .~ in LR and MB . All oak trim and oak 6 pane l interior doors. Stone wood bUrning firepl ucc with insert . Cuswm bu1h w alk-in closet in master badfroom and garden tub . Kitchen island wlhreukfust nook. dining room and pantry. Sun room . and bac k deck- with built in hot tub . Bonu s roo m could c1ther be used as family room or 4th hed room w ith s k ylight~;. Flooring is ceramic tile, hardwood and carpeting, gazebo and bi:a utiful l andscapin g. fem.:ed backyard. A ll brkk c:.;terior. Additional land IS a l~o availnble fnr purchao;e Michele Milts- 304-532-0312 $269 000 "--->-·--~-- T/.0 SUVs PEl;, 2001 Chevy Tahoe, 4x4, LT, leather heated sea ts. SU nroot , on-star, CD player. very good condition, Tow package $8,000 OBO 304 -7735070 , «< 10 BIG NATE Close-Oul Sale 10" hung ing -Baskc l\ $7.75 HOME IMI'ROVI~\· 1~TS BedditH! Pl ant s 48 pe r 1fa1 $6.00 WATERPROOFING Vc~l!tahle r lant s lw-------,.J 4 WHU:t.ms S2.5Uper dult: n Hrs M-F 7JO- 5:0)1 Sat. !UO - -UO Sun. I :5 Ed's Greenho'uses Nobk Summ il Rd. Middlcpo~. OH l ikLv.c'l.'n ll1 ,ull1111"1 & " mi,111U1 740-992-7960 INorKuM~~ws BUlLETIN BOARD • '12" ootumn indl weekdays W't:CklmlllnCII&inday ' on SAVING!i Saturday, July 5th, 2008 7:00pm · Cheshire Baptist Church MOTOCROSS RACE • SELF! Pocket Drapes, Swags. Valances. Rom:in Sh ades and M or~ ... Plu s Pill ow, Bedskins Tuble Cov er!} & Table Runners CALL SANDY Hom.:740-99l-3ll0 Ccll:740'416-6144 ... WE DON'T AGI\EE A60UT ANifTHIN6, DO WE ? I PAYING TOP PRICES FIR \ \1 '• JCIIr. Clrr•t.PriCIII ·· .for as low as · > ' '+-'<'-.;!.• -~ RICK PRICE ' - wHEN I HAVE KIDS. I'M NOT GOING TO MAKE THEM BE CHILD ACTORS Room Addilions, Remodeling, Roofs. Siding, Decks, Licensed & Insured Construction • Vinyl Siding • Repleceme~l Windows Roofing o Decks o • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: J!lmes Keesee II 742-2332 L Roofing. Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows , Electric, Plumbing. Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions local Contractor I'M NOT GOING TO BE ONE Of THOSE STAGE DNJS SHEPHERDING HIS KIDS TO AUDITIONS WHILE THEIRCHILDHOODS TICK AWAY j KIDS SHOULD BE KIDS AND THEY DON'T NEED TO BE EXPOSED TO THE CRUEL WIJIILD OF SHOW llJSINESS BEFOI1E THEY'RE EVEN OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG. THATIS UNLESS THE ROLE WAS OPPOSITE SOME 11EAL A-LIST TALENT AND THEMONEY WAS HIGH SIX FIGURES { :GARFIELD • IF YOU'RE A CHICKEN, WHERf-'5 'fHf. &RE'ADINGJ? 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740·367-0536 For Remodeling and New House Building Call : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION Room Additions o Garage' o Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing o Pole_ Barn' • Palio\. Porc hes and Decks o per month! MIKE W. MARCUM: OWNER 47239 Riebel Road. Long Bonom, OH 740-985-4141 Sat. 7/5/08 6:00pm Mason Co. Faifgrounds · ' At. f32N Pt. Pleasant, WV (Practice 4:30 pm) 304-882-2884 304-675·5463 Dr<Jpes. Sheers, Rod ·ca.•• '"' in concert· Thursday, July 3, 2008 A SEI'\T BY GIVII-IG yOL! A C.AR ALL To 'YOOR- IIIIImii IIm Clls•'AI•••• Wlillll CIIIIVIIC Cllnrl.. lltll. . . llllll .... ·:, ., A~~ertlse vy~ur· . buSiness. on this page ~ in sewing OPIIIMaldiV-friiiV 9:00 1111-6:110 1111 SIIII'IIIV 1:01 D-12:00 1m Shop Classlfleds! 74 10 Driven Quartet e., pcrience COW and BOY New Holland 256 A a~e. Gallrie 6' Drum Mowef. Galfrie 9' Tetter 740·446· • K ID, I'VE GoT A LINE HERE 1'HAT5 A MILE LON(,' I CMfT WASTE 503 Mill St • MllldiBIIIrt ON 45780 74f-BBH8114 f:·IRM EQUII') 11:1'>1' • ~~) ~· eOJn• 'bu- 'lllrlhday: ·Manlay•a Hacy.c llng M<YrOH. HOJ\-U:'i MUSICAL THE WINDOW LADY - 4'" Gerani ums .601= BASEMENT Unconditional lifetime guar· antee. local references fur2 CKC Rat Terrier pupp1es. nished . E.s tab tished 1975. mal es, & 1 Shi-Poo puppy, 2004 Kymco Mongoose 90- Ca ll 24 Hr s. (740) 4460870 A B male 304 -675-42 43 ATV, fully automatic, floor· og ers a semen! -c-::-c-c----:::---:--: Wal erprooftng • boards. very low hrs. like · CKC Minature Pinscher 2 males, 4 mon . old, ears new. S1 000 740-441 -0668 General Contractor 35 Years cropped , tail s docked. shots.Experience. New Homes. 92 Suzuki 4 ATV 2 & 4 WD. Remodeling & Home Repair, 74 a.Ja8 -8788 good plastic w/ca mo kit gd . Licensed and Insured WV . . (H) CKC "Registered Bessell tires runs & looks gd 5 1500 030318 304 458 1668 Hound puppies. Tri-cdlored. ~ ( 3i:i04 ~):.;6;.7~5~-4:.;19;.9_~':'""...., 304 . 51 1. 075 9 (C) beautifully marked $250 F; CAMPERS & 304·895·8777 -------~- AstrcGraph 740-247-2113 MO'I'OR' ':VCL""'' .... r....~ 1996 ln sbrook 5th wl1eel. super slide , lot 19 Krodel Great Condit ion Nice quiet.28R .apl. and 2BR Black Wurlltzer Piano. would Park house. References & be grftl for someone to take $10,000 OBO 2t9-405·3400 deposit requir,ed. No Pets.' piano lessons. $300 . 740- _o_ r 5_6_ 7_-8_5_5·_8_ 17_4_ __ 446-1271 or 709·1657 446·6990 1998 Burgun dy Sebring. I \I<\ I " 1 1'1'1 II "i fully loaded. gOod condit1011 ·' II \ I S!( )( " 79,500 miles, $5 ,500 080 304·895·3447 10 661 Yoor Mmage !la'OS! Wllt1 ADaly Sentinel ' Farm Letart Falls Sl II\ I< I S 10 Wk Obedience Classes by qualified trai~EH. you can CGC certily your dog · or title therapy at end of the course. Call for information. classes. starting July 5th . 304·6752 11 3 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS RI&~T! email: jrshadfrm@aol.com mRS,\1 .1: ;"OR SAI.F. 70 [ tl>.t.\T ':lE£)1<. TO t>O 1\~YT!.\It~ Cell: 740-416-5047 P'~ " '(OU f\Q? ME WI tf.\ M.Y""'! SELF t:>¥: . I'-I!.U6E.R3 Jim O'Brien ·675·63 75, 804·677·8621 Pastor Steve Little 300 Woodland Drive MIll wood, WV r HOME·GROWN CABBAGE Owners: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe f"' FEB. UK£ :)UQ1. !>- UX£R-~ Cell: 740-4 16-18.14 15+ yeilrs E.rperi( llCt Free Estlmates T:h~ Daily ~entinel 992-21 ss· Advertise. in t~is space for $64 per month ~ . By Bernice Bede Oaot Ke ep on thO be st ol terms w1th ovcryono in your grouP. club, church or golf league, because . there are indications that you could be rath er fortu nate through one of these relat1onships in th e year ahead . It coul d mean big budo;s. CANC ER (June 2 1-July . 22) - Poo r judgment on behal l ol an assoc1ate will ca use complications for you , too - so pay clos13 anention to what he or she is doi ng at aU times and be prepared to avert a mistake il necessa ry. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Be suspic1ous ol anyone who is showe"ring you with an unwarranted amount ot pr aise . It should be a stro ng signal that he or she has an ulter1or motive. Don't Succumb to llattery or .sWeet talk. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep t. 22} - All soctal matt ers must be handled with und erstanding and lorgivenoss. because people in general m1ght be a bit out of sorts and not them selves. Make su ra that you're not counted am'ong the taller. LIBRA (Sept . 23-0 ct.' 23) - Important career matters mustl;le handled with. skill and constancy - or yo u could tose tl'la~ which you had a_lready won II you sys. pact something is am iss, protect what you 've got gbing _lor you. ' SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) - Although people tend tO overlook a tittle faux pas ' most of the time , this IS not apt to be the case right now. Be particularly c<~ ietut of your choice of words a heated reepons'e cou ld res ult from a small provocotion. SAGrr.rARtUS (Nov . 23-Dec . 21} - An ineffective counselor cotJid prov1de los Ing adv ice abou t a tip that he or she has heard, so don't be quick to act on it merely baaed on thle · per90n's wo rd. Check It out thoroughly yourself. CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) .:.... Don 't be so independent that you 9tubbomly reject stJpport from associates who offer knowledge or Skill s you don't posse ss. All that prid e wou ld Oe counterproductive. AQUAR IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Adopting a sour attitude wilt negatively affect all decision making you encounter and be the ca use ot needle ss 'oss. especially u th e dec•sions are bu siness-relat~ ed. Don't hamstring your tu ck. PfSC ES (Fep. 20-March 20) - If a close triortd "does not loo K tavorattly at someone you like , don 't try to push the two tqgethe r. You 'll be stuck in the middle of wa rring factions. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - I! you sus· peel someone isn't totally up front about something that concerns both of you , set an exam ple by showing this person )he benefits ol lay 1ng your cards on the tab le. He or 1he will follow suit . TAURU S (April 20 · Ma~ 20) - Anyt hing negallve you ny at?out a lriend will be reported If\ detail to others and eventuallY get around to your adversary. You ml!lht have to suffer I~ con1eq uancea ol you r actlont. Be preparad to apologize. OEMINI (May 21·June 20) - 11'1 self· ~ltlng to sllc:k to methOd• or ~roee­ durea ti'latara driving you crazy. If you've bHn 1utftrtng tor thl pelt few day• with an UI-QOOc,etv.d aystem, dtJ someth ing abOut It lmme~ latety. 1 M~A\1,.~ '+&'{, MA'AM! 45 "Diana" singer 47 Loose threads 48 Powdery resi due 49 Quaker firmly pronoun 50 Hurry along 52 Prince Val 's son 53 Dusting cloth 54 Cloud backdrop King George V wrote ir'l his diary on January 22 , 1924 , after in~it i ng Ramsey Macdonald to form Britain's lirst Labour government, ''Today 23 years ago cjear Grandmama (Queen Victori a) died. I wonder what she wou ld have thou ght of a Labo ur government.' Norlh ·$Qu th's spades are the some as yest erday's, except that North's monarch. the queen. has been replaced by the eighl. How would you tabor in four spad es aheL West leads the diam ond queen ? Nine poinl s is the normal number tor a game-try oppo site a 15·17 no-tr ump. but North's two aces and doubleton make his hand good enough lor h1s Jump to game_ If. though, North bids only th ree spades, South. w~h !? ·points in aces and kings, would accep1 with alacnty. (It would be reasonable for South to cal l his You have two spades {assuming the necessary 3·2 sph1) and one di amond to lose. But w1th only seven top winners . you ·need three ruffing tricks to ge-t home. Take the first tr ick and duck a round of trumps_ Win th e return. cash your spade ace, lak e the side-suit win -' ners, and crossrut1 home. Note that if you start with the ac·e and anothe r tru mp, East wi ll draw a th ird round, leaving you with only twq ruff s· and nine tricks. If you cash the spade ace at Irick two, then aban don trumps, you can survive. but you musl guess we ll. THE BORN LOSER Racine, Ohio · 740-247-2019 20 Knocked 2 Sprint rival 3 asronge off 22 UUerly senseless 4 Brown color 24 RoofS 5 Morays 25 Fine point 6 K, . 26 Starr and to a jeweler Kendall 7 No1 in harbor 27 Cubicle disgust ·8 More filler 37 Slangy scra1chy 28 SliH an d lhousand 9 Delh i • sore 38 Creep about honorific 29 Jusl 39 Trigger's 10 Hit the scraped by rid~r buffet 34 From Maine 40 - t:::ka11- Sc-m 36 Lady oi forever! whiskey C~\lentry 41 Psyche 13 Raised 42 Galher parts · a brood together 42 Recipe word .19 Zodiac 43 Bauxite 43 Whiche\ler twins giant coo•rv Clpucp, I"CI "'._,_._unt· hcpc! c ~~ ) •NOTICE> Woosnam of golf hand 18 poi nts ,and bid it· as such 1 op en· ing one club and JUmping to .two notr ump on the second rounn NoJe . thouOO. tnat ~lorlh had belie r check ior a 4..4 Spade lit beca1;se th ree no·trump is II '\ \ '\( I\! OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH- DOWN miss • K 5 :l ~ goddess 51 Country . parsons Agile 55 Weasels Read Ia 1he out of class 56 Parka Slalom run 57 Carrion Murmu r feeders of content 58 Lemony h1sight Far afield 28 Eagle's lair 30 Fuse word 31 Mag execs 32 Neck prolllern 33 Holy cats! 35 Word of 4 A 6 53 1, basement, artachedGarage. At 62 Midwa~. 6 miles from Toyota' Plant 304·586-4858 n K QJ QI0 05 4 l 0 i fi Q 10 Sout h hom·e. 34286 New Crew Rd.. Pomeroy. Ig. pole bui ld· 1ng & out bUi hjin__g on 6 acres wlpond, (816)668-0758 I H. \\SI'ONI \lUI'\ 4 ¥ • ... · ~86 53 ---4 bedroom , 2 1/2 bath log 1~1'\1\1 '- E!i st West • 10 9 .. J 8 .~ONTY 14 15 116 17 t A• 3 44 Jaunty cap 46 Feeling lousy 48 Parthenon 1 Suffuse 6 Crusty roll .12 Keen · 18 .... J 2 · Insured & Bonded By Owner, 3br. House. lull . 07·02-01:1 .. R•7 4 2 • A76 -l - H&H Guttering Pet Cremeiions Ca ll 740· 446-37 45 1. Nort h "' "'"I . .. ~ - Ml'iCILIANUlLS 100 ROBERT BISSEll· CONSTRUCnON 111411 mo. pd r, Gallipolis Career College · (C areers Close To Home) Call Today ! 740-446 -4367 . 1·800·2 14·0452 Accred11ed Member AccredlllrlQ Counc11 lor lrx:leper.denl Colege5 omd Scllools 12748. 29670 Bashan Road ' Racine , Ohio 4577 1 740-949-2217 Room Additions & Brand new Jbed 2balh on + • half ac re in Pt. Pleasant OWNER FINAN CE AVAIL- GBIIIpolis location! CaiiToOaynr ~pp!~- ~: ~ ~·~.:-~'--' " " Hill's Self Storage YOUNG'S 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec· t1onal home $279 per month 740-385-7671 . We nlied to hire 20 people for openings in our next week! NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS 2 bath, 2000 t6x70 FleetwoOd 2 bed 2 bath. 1999 FOrtune 3 bed 2 bath. Daytime 388-0000, evening 245-9213 -~ 1he lJa1ty ~entmel • i'ag& 85 2. 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 bed IH\11'-I\11 • • N'ew Tra1oing Class starts www.myd&ilyl<erliinei.com • 1997 14x70 MH , 3br, •2b& . $11 ,500 negotiable. 740· 245· 5466 2712 lincoln Ave. 3br .. 1ba , w1tt1 OOtached over sized garage, can lor t details $78 ,000 motivated ' seller. 304-675-6757, 304·610· 131 3 or Assist 2 Sale 304755-2980 • $8.'50/'hr FT + Bonus • l ocal Phys1c1an On-Site • Wednesday, July 2, 2008 Al'A,Kil\UNIS Superintendent, Athpns. Meigs Educational Serv1o;e Center. 320·1/2 E. Main St . Pomeroy 45769 Appl1ca11on must be rece1ved by Monday, July 7, 12 00 p m. The AMESC IS an Equal O p p o r t u n1ty Empl oyer/Provider. ------~ SOUP TO NUTZ . 1 - , ..... -• . by Luis Campos · Celeb lily C1pMr Cr/ot;l(lrams are created hom QUCtat101s :;~· lamJus pecDJe oo.st ana oresenl Each tetter 1n me cpner st;mos lor arothe1 . Todav's clue : D equals L " PTNGNPBVG FB PN L , AV AOFDIH BCGL HDCJDE , IC JL AOB JFBT F L P G V I F A 0 V H J F Y B. L V H H . " - YNF BT ANDIJFL PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "True tsrr01 is to wake up onf:! mornm~ and di scove1 !bat your high school class is runmng the country " - Kurt Vonnegut Jr l~~~~t~;' S©V..J11A -lG r..~~, WORD GAM! - - - - . - - - - Ed l10iby ClAY R. POll~N - - - - - - leners 0 Rearrange scromblad four low to I form fo!Jr of lite words M· simp li wo rds. C L OPY! .r I I I I ll N0 J T I 0 V M E N .0 r--,--,-,,-'""'rrl' .," ~ '---'--'---'---'--!, " CU F T E A "When-youmove LOa new loca\io11," gramps 1old his IO l-"11r-,I-TI-1"15~~-I ' gnuldson, "don't be li ke a new ;efr~rator, bright eold and-----." · Cornplele by filling f9:._Pilt/1THESENUMBERED LETTERS IN SQ UAR~S 6) th~ chuckle ' quoled in the missh1 words you develop from '$l'i!p No. belovi. U,NSCRAMBtf ABOVE tEllERS TO GEl ANSWER r·r r • I' III l 711108 Degree - April - Waltz - ledger - REGRET ·I trv not to get angry. I believe that anger is astate. that starts with madness ana ends with REGRET. SCRAMLETS !iNSWERS . ' ARLO & JANIS ' ) YOU CAI.lCATCHMO~FLIE.el WI'Tll HOtJ~Y. • �. ---- Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel - -·· TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? Wednesday, July 2, 20!le No Fee Unless We Win ! ' 1-888-582-3345 Hllr\n:s IUR SALE Phillip Alder CARPENTER SERVICE Remodeling New Garages E"iectrlcal & Plumbing Roofing & Gutters Vinyl Siding & Pai nting Patio and Porch Decks w·.· :::er2s, Ha ve you priced a John Deere lalely? You 'll be su rprised! Check out our used inventory at WWW . C.AR E 0 . COM CarmiChael Eq uipment. 740· 446-2412 You can be a part of a company selected aS one ol I he TOP FIVE Besl Places to Work In Ohio! 3Br. hardwood floors. base· ment, ca rport . 2004 1/2 Chatham Ave. Gallipolis. $49,900 wl $5000 down. May be wtll ing to work with """ "n d"" '~ p~y -~ r;r 7'0 .... u" " '-' " ~ 1 588 !MC -PA\'U Job Eat. 1901 hnp:lljobs.infociSion.com 150 r \IIR4li\'\UISI online! ScHOOL~ L'l~lliUl:'llON p10 HoL~.:HOIJ) Goo!li www. ~a llipoliscaroorcol l oge o~u 170 II Sizes 5'x1 0' · to iO'x3.0' V.C. YOUNG Ill 992 -62 15 Pomeroy Ohto 25 Yea rs Local Exper1ence p Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling • Q·J .740-992-1611 • Stop & Compare South z• P~OB/..tM Housu , FORRmr To su'c~ss Ttl~ ~~ ~Ml> Tt-lt IGNITION, 110 " ALTiloS . FOR SALE ' ISN'T TtiAT TO FINl>, IT'S TtiAT Ttif t:~Y TO FAILU~~ IS ALwAYS L~FT IN · IIWI S l Cl 'J( It I II t O 'JS IIWl Disabled peoPle. Har~wnd Cablneiry And Furniture "W'W"W.timbtru~ek-cabi:nrtr')".corn Wwrrn ToDo North East 4• :\ ll pa ~s 1• 0~-ening fea d: t t<H 10 AK74 West Pass Pass I NT MY C;==;:;===:, r·o K 2 Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both Seamless Gutters Ro Ofing, S1ding. Gutters BARNEY - ·· HOWDY, JUGHAID, ARE YA ENJOYIN' YORE SUMMER VACATION 7 All Types Masonry, Brick. Block, Stone, Free Estimate. (740}41 6-7305- 304 -593 6421. ' YES, MA'AM, I MEAN, NO, MA' AM ... UM ... ER ... MIZ PRUNELL Y, IS THIS A POP QUIZ i'! ' 19 Dog sound 2 ~ Make lace 23 Free electron 26 Big parrot 27 Society Pa ~~­ Q Find a iine after • losing a queen TAT201U£C ING CO. recommends th at you do business with people you know, and NOT to s~nd money through the mall until yoo have investigated the offering. i MONEY m I..OAN "::::~~~;:::: r **NOTICE** Borrow Smart. Contact the Ohio Division - of Finan cial lns~itution 's Office of Consumer Atfairs BEFORE you refinan ce your home Or obtain a ' loan. BEWARE ot requests for any 18rge advance payments of lees or insurance. Call the Ollice ot · Consu mer At1airs toll free at 1-866278-0003 to learn if the mortgage broker or IS prope rly lender. licensed. (This is a ·public serv1ce announcement from the Ohio Valley Publ ishing Company) Help Wanted FRESH violation of the law. Our readers •~ hereby Informed th•l an .dwelllngsldvertlsed In this newspaper are . available on an equal opportunity bases. STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS MUST GO ASAP I 2BR in town, Gallipolis. No pets. $500/rent. + t1eposit 96 S- 10. 4cyl, 5·Spee d. R!J nS Good. Ga s Saver, $2,000. 95 Mazda X·Cab, V6 . 5-speed. run s good. $ 1,600 98 Dodge Neon, 4cyl . 5-speed $1,200 304· 882·3652 Clea ran ce & Canceled only :C-,-al_l -4,-4_1_-o_1-,-10_oo_5-,-9_ 1·_5_17_'-,- In Ci ty. Range&fr idge furorders. 20x24. 30x44 Hugh $ 15.300! lor listings 800- 3 bedroom house for mnt in nished, off street p:~o r ki ng , discounts ca n save you 620- 4946 ex R01 9 ------.,----~ Middleport (279 Broadway clean. spacious. $400/ient + thousands. Call today for depostl . 441 ·0596 savings! 866-352·0469 New Haven, 3 br., 2-bath, 4 St.) $450 a month plus acres. hOt tub, gas log f1re- deposit . ( 7401416 " 1354 Lar~e. charming, unfur- HUD Homf:)s! 3 bed, place; great view. (304)682· 48 A available 151 week in nished 3 bed room apt., 2nd 3021 , $5_3.000 July . Addison Pi~e . . floor, LA , DR , oVerlooking $650/rent _ $6SO/sec dep . the Park downtown Vory nice 4br, 2 ba on NO PETS_Call 446-3644 tor Gallipolis. Referenc es Kil"jeon Or in Gallipoli s. Quite required, no pets. security ·more into. neighborhood on dead end deposit, $600 lper month . street. La rge 2 car garage Nice newly · remode led Call 446·4425 or 446·3936 and tinished baseme nt. 740· house, 1 lg. bedroom, cent. .:::.:..:.:.:.....::.:..:..:..:.,;_:_::.:,.. 256· 1109 air, w/d hookup, $ 395- per Middleport N. 4th Ave . 2 room efficiency Apt. ulilitie s 740 992 5226 7 paid. no 'pels, dep. & oef , MODFOILER . monlh, 1 l " • AI. x. . Cheshire· 74_ 0·992·0165 . .ll A d 3 b d 1 S dh 1 an oa e room, Middlepor . t. Beech St. , 2 br. 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Bath· 1/2 baths. , S730 plus shed apartment, utilities furni V'onyl So'd'on9 . Shingle Rool deposit. ·Gallipolis Ferr y, 3 paid. deposi t & references. $230 per month. 740·385· bedroom, 2 bath, $500 plus no pets, (740 )992•016 5 9948. deposit. 2017 Jefferson, 2 '"~ 2 b r. bedrodhl, 1 bath, $450 plus N . 3rd Ave , M IUUieport, 1979 Fairmont MH , 1971 . deposit. Pick . up appl1ca· furnished apartment, no Buddy MH . Several lions at ERA Town & pets, deposi t & references , Airstreams 1971-1977. Call Coun1rY Real Estate, Broker (740)992.0165 . 446·8945 or 339·3440 1911 Jefferson · e oulevaid. Paint Pleasant. WV 25550 Nice 2br Apart. W/Fridge & Kitchen Range , ACIGas MOBILE HO!IU:S Heal, WID hookup, 1350 Help Wanted FUR RENT month , $200 Deposit 304· r SHAI~ I ·-------" Nice · 2BR , central air, near Hwy 160. $375 month plus security deposit & re ferences {7 40)379"·2923 or 740 446 -6865 APAKIMI':I'm REGISTERED NURSE Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes fGr a full time OB/PEDS Registered Nurse ~~~"1 and per diem ICCU Registered Nur ~es . Applicants must ha~e current We st Virginia li ce nse. lt'trev ious OB experience and prev ious ICCU experience. Send resumes to:. Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human R e~ources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 . TRUCKS fl!RSALE 2br House Qn. River in Mason. WV HUD Approved 304-488-7946 (304) 675-4340 Fax (304) 675-6975 or apply on-line at www.pvailey.org AA/EOE Real 'Eatate Real Estate FOR SALE BY OWNER fUR 2BR ap1. CIA. RENT (740]' 44 1- 0194 Firepl a~;.·e. CCntral AC. Carpeted noors. wood floors, pmio. spa/Jacuzzi bea utiful cathedral ce il ing .~ in LR and MB . All oak trim and oak 6 pane l interior doors. Stone wood bUrning firepl ucc with insert . Cuswm bu1h w alk-in closet in master badfroom and garden tub . Kitchen island wlhreukfust nook. dining room and pantry. Sun room . and bac k deck- with built in hot tub . Bonu s roo m could c1ther be used as family room or 4th hed room w ith s k ylight~;. Flooring is ceramic tile, hardwood and carpeting, gazebo and bi:a utiful l andscapin g. fem.:ed backyard. A ll brkk c:.;terior. Additional land IS a l~o availnble fnr purchao;e Michele Milts- 304-532-0312 $269 000 "--->-·--~-- T/.0 SUVs PEl;, 2001 Chevy Tahoe, 4x4, LT, leather heated sea ts. SU nroot , on-star, CD player. very good condition, Tow package $8,000 OBO 304 -7735070 , «< 10 BIG NATE Close-Oul Sale 10" hung ing -Baskc l\ $7.75 HOME IMI'ROVI~\· 1~TS BedditH! 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Siding, Decks, Licensed & Insured Construction • Vinyl Siding • Repleceme~l Windows Roofing o Decks o • Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: J!lmes Keesee II 742-2332 L Roofing. Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors. Windows , Electric, Plumbing. Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions local Contractor I'M NOT GOING TO BE ONE Of THOSE STAGE DNJS SHEPHERDING HIS KIDS TO AUDITIONS WHILE THEIRCHILDHOODS TICK AWAY j KIDS SHOULD BE KIDS AND THEY DON'T NEED TO BE EXPOSED TO THE CRUEL WIJIILD OF SHOW llJSINESS BEFOI1E THEY'RE EVEN OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG. THATIS UNLESS THE ROLE WAS OPPOSITE SOME 11EAL A-LIST TALENT AND THEMONEY WAS HIGH SIX FIGURES { :GARFIELD • IF YOU'RE A CHICKEN, WHERf-'5 'fHf. &RE'ADINGJ? 740-367-0544 Free Estimates 740·367-0536 For Remodeling and New House Building Call : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION Room Additions o Garage' o Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing o Pole_ Barn' • Palio\. Porc hes and Decks o per month! MIKE W. MARCUM: OWNER 47239 Riebel Road. 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Nine poinl s is the normal number tor a game-try oppo site a 15·17 no-tr ump. but North's two aces and doubleton make his hand good enough lor h1s Jump to game_ If. though, North bids only th ree spades, South. w~h !? ·points in aces and kings, would accep1 with alacnty. (It would be reasonable for South to cal l his You have two spades {assuming the necessary 3·2 sph1) and one di amond to lose. But w1th only seven top winners . you ·need three ruffing tricks to ge-t home. Take the first tr ick and duck a round of trumps_ Win th e return. cash your spade ace, lak e the side-suit win -' ners, and crossrut1 home. Note that if you start with the ac·e and anothe r tru mp, East wi ll draw a th ird round, leaving you with only twq ruff s· and nine tricks. If you cash the spade ace at Irick two, then aban don trumps, you can survive. but you musl guess we ll. 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U,NSCRAMBtf ABOVE tEllERS TO GEl ANSWER r·r r • I' III l 711108 Degree - April - Waltz - ledger - REGRET ·I trv not to get angry. I believe that anger is astate. that starts with madness ana ends with REGRET. SCRAMLETS !iNSWERS . ' ARLO & JANIS ' ) YOU CAI.lCATCHMO~FLIE.el WI'Tll HOtJ~Y. • �... . ;; '.~, Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel. :... .'"" - www.mycJailysentinei.coin :.. Wedr:~:;da)', ·---. Juiy ~ou~ -·- ....... 1 >- .., • -- ... ·- - Coughlin:Peirsol show Ph~IPs. how it's done at Olympic trials In this Dec. 3 file photo, Edmonton Oilers' Raffi Torres looks to pass eluring a · game against · the Los Angeles Kings in Los Angeles.. · Seeking to add experience to one of the NHL's youngest: rosters, the Columbus Blue JaQkets acquired winger· Raffi Torres ' from the Edmonton Oilers for promising "All of my tra1mng has "I knew I could go a 58," ASSOCIATED PRESS definitely paid off." ·said she said. · - - - - - - - - - - . Peirsol. one of the NikeAfter briefly holding the OMAHA, Neb . sponsored swimmers who world record, McGregory Michael Phelps just missed ditched their regular suit to failed to even qualify for the setting another ,world recorU wear the LZR Racer. ·'I feel . Olympics. She finished at the U.S . Olympic trial s. relieved." third in. the final, edged out Matt Grevers took second by Margaret Hoelzer's time Natalie Coughlin and Aaron Peirsol showed him just ahead of Ryan Lochte. of 59.2'1. McGregory how to do it. ·who dropped a spot in the touched in 59 .42. · Racing about 10 minutes 200 free final -and anothOn a ousy night, Coughlirl apart, Coughlin and Peirsol er chance to race Phelps - also qualified third in the broke their own marks in to give himself a better semifinals of the 200 indithe I00-1i1eter backstroke chance to qualify in the vidual medley, an event her Tuesday on another light- backstroke. The move did' coach persuaded her to ning,quick night at a tempo- n't pay off; Lochte came on swim only a week ago. She . rary pool in Ani~rica's strong over the fmal 50 but has another of her strongest heartland: touched in 53.37, behind . events, the 100 butterny. still 10 c om~ ""~ fioure ' to Their records were the Grevcrs' 53. 19. ctmter Gii5ert fifth and sixth of the mcei _·_·~a day I'm going to be u key meml:Je~ of~ll three -- with tive-day rem~.mber for the rest of my relay teams il) Beijing. Brule on . Both Coughlin and Peirsol ~fe. sat~ the 6-f?ot-8 Bttt no one _ not even Tuesday. \vere wearing . the Spcccto urt:_vt:r~~ w_~o appears. head~ )'helps _ · i,~ swimming AP photo LZR Racer, which upped its ed for hts ftrst Olymp1~s. . more than Hoff. She had tally of world marks to.44 Lochte wtll re.me,mber It, four more races Tuesday. since debuting in mid- too: t_hough he ~tdn t botber competing in tile prelims February. to share ht s dtsappomtment and semis of the both the ''I'm re~lly glad that I ~1th the medta. He walked 200 freestyle and 200 JM . ~ T • stamped my ticket to nght -~ast re~orters and She was the top qualifier I Beijing. I got that over ne,;er ~ame back. . in both, leading the free in · · · · ' with," Coughlin said. "I fe et , He s got ?therraces, and . 1:5? .I 0 and the medley in BY RusTY MILLER ' The Blue Jackets have lost ago at the age of 19, siruglik~ a huge weight has been I m ~ure he s trym~ . not t?, 2:00 _94 . She already was ASSOCIATED PREss 30-something veterans gled with the Blue Jackets. lifted." . get caught up m tht s one, the first swimmer 10 cla.im . Sergei Fedorov, Adam Foote He managed just- 1'·2 goals · . Phelps made a dogged run satd ~helps, · V.:ho beat two Olympic races at the triCOLUMBUS - Seeking and lady Shelley through and 20 assists in 146 games at perhaps the most impres- Lochte 111 the 400 I.ndiV!dual als and sh •11 tr 10 add her ~o add experience to one of trades and are not planning while playing on the third · sive · record on hi s stagger- medley when they both .· e Y . the NHL's youngest rosters, on re-signing David and 'fourth lines. . , ing resume, the time of I went under the previous thtrd ~n~ . fourth 10 the Columbus Blue Jackets Vyboiny, the franchise leader The trade was confirmed acquired winger Raffi Torres in points and game s played. by both teams shortly before minute, 43.86 seconds from world record. "He's trying Wednesday 5 ftnals., the 200-meter free style at to move forward." . In Tuesday mght s other from the Edmonton Oilers That leaves a sizable gap in the noon deadhne for freelast year's world champiPhelps returneci to the fmal: Jess.tca Hardy earn.ed for promising center Gilbert· experience 'for a team with a age m signings. :: onships. He was right on pool about 50 minutes after her ftrst tn~ 10 the Olympic~ Brule on Tuesday. 24-year-old taptain (Rick The Blue Jackets then pace as he powered toward the 200 free , post1ng the by wmmng the 100 breast "It's time to open up the Nash) and a roster made up picked up a big, stay-_at2 the wall, but he touched fastest time in the semifi'nals stroke. The !-year-old was next chapter in my life," a of players who would have home . b.Jue-Hner ·in with only the . third-fastest of the · 200 butterfly at ~.n_der _world-record pace at happy Torres said by .tele- _ trmiJle ~rowing_ playoff .· COJnmodore, who signed a_ . tW!!e in history, l :44. IG. i :54.02 . . He ' ii head to "'~ t1tp but 18 rled on the phone. . . beards..- 1f they ever had u five- y@aL_~eal . worth.< n Then it was ti[1le for ~ Wednesday.:,.,-l'inai---as a big-retutn__l<!~- Stf~ ~he_Jl)a n--~¥fith f11uney"ro'spend on ciiance. ·· -~ ~. reported $18.75 .million . ; - --.c""'7oiJgfilln and - Peirso l to ravorite irl yet anorher evem aged io wm I :qo.8i. veteran free ~ge nts. the Blue The Blue Jackets are the 'rhe 28 -year-old played shine . which has his na w: al the Megan Jen.dnck, whu wun Jackets also filled u huge only· curn:ut NHL lt:am to twuo fuii seasons ~ with Coughlin became the rirst head of the record book. two golds at the Sydney hole with the ·signing . of have never made it to the Carolina and split hist year woman to break 59 seconds, Coughlin, who won five Olympics as Megan Quann efenseman Mtke playoffs. between the Hurricanes and just one day afte r she Olympic medals in Athens. but JUSt mtssed makmg the Commodore. a 6-foot-5, Torres- said he welcomes Ottawa Senators. He played reclaimed the world record will surely be one of the team four years ago. 228-pounder who .provtdes a the chance to show · in 7.2 regular-season gamti$ in the preliminaries. She biggest stars of the powerful clauned the expected sec- . hulking presence on the blue Columbu s fans what i1' s like in 2005-6, scoring · thre:e touched in 58.97. 1ocking up U.S. swimming team. along ond spot for BetJmg m line that they have · been in the postseason. goals to go with 10 assist~. the first of perhaps as many with Phelps and Katie Hoff. I :07.50 - one-hundredth of missing. . "It's a differen\ view of the then had two goals and two as six races she could swim A day earlier, Coughlin a second ahead ot Tara Ktrk. Torres, 26,_ gtves the Blue NHL when you get to that assists in the postsl!ason :is in Beijing. watched her world record in Three-lime Olympian Jackets a sktlled hand who second season," he s'aid. "It's · the Hurricanes won th,t Peirsol showed he 's still the 100 back snatched away Amanda Beard mtssed her has three full seasons and lots of fun and a totally dif- Stanley Cup. ' king of the backstroke, beat- by Hayl_ey McGrego.ry in first chance to gel back on parts of three. others in the ferent game. One thing I 'The Blue Jackets were ing a strong field and his the prelims .. Two tt:tmutes the team, ftmshmg. stxth m league. He mtssed most of want to really do ·is get back expected to be·in ti;le bidding own record in the 100 back later, Coughhn took tt nght I :08.80. She considers the last season after. knee in the playoffs." for a first-line center anp at 52.89, ahead of the 52.98 back . Twenty-four hours 200 breaststroke her better· surgery and IS' rehabbmg the Brule, thrust into the possibly another defensem~ from last year's worlds. later, she went even faster. event. injury. · Columbus lineup · two years in the free-agent· market. · BY PAUL NEWBERRY .... Washington's boyhood home found, A2 • Printed on 100% Reqcled Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 CI•. NTS • Vol. 5 7, No. 245 Tlll ' RSI>.\\ , ,Jl iJ.\ :l ,.:.wuH . ~ '""'·"'ldaill"'ntinl'l.cnm ' Columbus deals . ,. 'ommodore, C Of J.Orres, Signs . and Ned Prospal, by signing wingers Commodore said goodbye Capitals replaced him with brought back centers Brian Hersley to the Senators, too, and veteran Jose Theodore, giv-. Rolston a·nd Bobby Holik. Lukacevic. · Radim Vrbata and Adam - Toronto agreed to Hall . Yrbata received a signed a five-year, $18.75 ing the 2002 NHL MYP a Rolston agreed to a fourmillion deal . wi'th the two-year deal worth $9 mil- year, $20 million contract, terms on a four-year con; ·three-year, $9-million deal , . from Page Bl Columbus Blue Jackets. lion. and Holik si'gned on for one tract with former Dallas for- and Hall signed for . three Cory Stillman, who went Washington 's longtime year at $2.5 . milli'on . ward Niklas Hagman. years·and $1.8 million. had lots of money to ,spend. with him to Ottawa from netminder Olie Kolzig left Rolston was the lith overall Forward A ndre;v - Pitt ~ burgh re-signed They didn't waste any time Carolina at the trade dead- the nation's capital after 16 pick in the 1991 draft by the Brunette left Colorado to fo rward trade-deadline in dtshing it out. line also found a new home seasons and signed a one- Devils, before being traded return to the Minne sota acquisition ·Pascal Dupuis to "I wish I was a player," with the Florida Panthers. year contract with the eight years later. Wild, for whom he played a three-year, $4.2-million Blackhawks general manag-- The veteran forward .agreed Tampa Bay Lightning Holik went No. I 0 in from 2001-04. He signed .a contract; signed enforc~r er Dale Tallon said . "On h • worth $1.5 million plus . 1989 to New Jersey and three-year, $7 million deal. Eric Godard to a three-year a t ree-year ' contract July I' You al ways overpay. to worth $10.6 million. bonuses. won two Stanley Cup titles - Tampa Bay followed contract, and agreed to "We had to make a stateAnother defenseman,. Curtis Joseph returned to · before joining the Rangers · up on deals with forwards terms with defenseman ment. We have created a Colorado's Jeff Finger, . the Toronto Maple Leafs as a free agent in 2002. Ryan Malone, Gary Mark Eaton on a two-year buzz here in thi s market. signed a four-year, $14 mil- with a one-year, $700,000 Roberts , ·and In other moves Tuesday: Vaclav deal. We're starting to sell more lion deal with' the Toronto deal; Alex Auld agreed to - The Phoenix Coyotes and more tickets, more and Maple Leafs: . terms with Ottawa for · a signed defenseman Kurt more spo n sors~ Ips. We While the Rangers waited two-year deal worth $2 mil- Sauer to a four-year, $7-mil- · dectded th~t we d try and · for Jagr and Sundin to make lion; Ty Conklin left the lion deal, and landed rugged make .an !~pact today ,!o up their minds, they were Pittsburgh Penguins and forward Todd Fedoruk with contmue that momentum. , active in oth!;r areas. too. joined the Detroit Red a three-year contract worth The . Blackhawks. ha~en t New York agreed to terms Wings, the team that beat $3. 13-million. made the playoffs smce with free aoent, forwards hi s former club for the The New Yerk 2002, but got close last sea- Aaron Yoro;, formerly of Stanley Cup, for a O)le-year, Islanders made some noise son With 88 ~omts (40-34- the Minnesota Wild, San $700,000 contn tct; · and ·by P't.AY '<' stgmng Montreal ce ·r. " 8), three behmd Nashville Jose's Patrick Rissmiller Andrew Raycroft signed an defenseman Mark Streit to a and the final playoff spot in and AT)dreas Jamtin fro~ $800,000 deal for next sea- five-year, $20.5 million the Western Conference last the Swedish league. son with Colorado. deal. _ _ _ . Calf to~ay for- your. . season. . The Rangers also re.Each is expected to serve - Noted agitator Darcy FREE hefl.ring consultation and be The other big ddensemen signed backup goalie Steve as a backup for their new Tucker signed a two-year. nwdy for the '<Wim'm lng :<euson. · to' reach deals Tuesdav were Valiquette . d ubs. $4.5-million contract with 594-6333. or· Michal Rozsival anct' Wade That was just a minor · Lamoriello ·did his share Colorado. 1-800-451-9806 Redden, who both signed move on a day in which of spending, too. He started Phihidelphia made 499 Hkhlat~d A.w., with the New York Ran~ers. eight goal ies changed the day be re-signing for- several inoves, luring forA.theltlh bH "5'701 Rozsival returned to the tean'1s. ward Jay Pandolfo and · ward Glen Metropolit from Joo- JJ'"n tcan- _ . . _ . , . Rangers, where he spent the , Huet, who helped th e defense man ,... .....:..,...... Bryce Boston with a two-year conpast · three seasons, for a Washington Capitals get Salvador, but declined the tract. and signing defensefour-year, $20 million JeaJ. into the playoffs after being Devils' option on veteran man Ossi Vaananen. The We've ~Cn keeping '"''ater Redden · left the Ottawa · acquired from Montreal at Sergei Brylin - ~ . thre~- Flyers also traded defense,_.,~" tif ~'l-'au.:r lo\!tt .r.J: • C:a·Y,'t Senators by signing a six- the deadline, packed up time Stanley Cup -wmner tn man Denis Gauthier and a -~· inc:e /984. . second-round draft pick in year contract worth $6.5 again and headed to New Jersey. million per season. Chicago. The void wasn't . Then the Devils difped 20 I0 ·to , Los Angeles for Mike open for long as the into the free-agent poo and minot league players Patrik Defenseman · • NHL r:>~~C>T ·---4-..... SENTINEL ISoutherrr~defer~building fund~-until November WilL PRINT I [lossihly build large addi- option again the fall and if a The current high sch(!Ol is . ing "green" to cui down on .· BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM non onto the currentelemen- dects1on to proceed was 56,000 square feet. utility costs. . FRIDAY tary school to make_tt K-12 mad~. ~ :ballot 1ssue may be a "We needed more time to In the mean time. Deem Bv BETH SERGENT · The Daily Seniinel will be published Friday. July 4. bt~t its business and advertising offices will be closed for the Independence Day ho(iday. Regular busin ess hours resume Monday, Jul y-7. SPORTS . Local gas • pnces over· a dollar more than last~Juiy 4-• • Nady's 2 homers lead Pirates over Reds. See Page BL Bv BRIAN l ' Holzer Clinic's Urotnt care provides Qplck &qw to quality l!eelth ctre for Allergic R11ctlon1, lurria, 111-. Zftjurfel, lpntln1, 1tr1In1 ·~ mont ••• All on 1 walk·ln· buls 7 deys per week . ...,.., c.e tiffed,.~·· ~TecltnhaM SleC. of·tlte-Art Dlqnutk T..U ,. -. posstbthty mthe spnng. . The cost of addin_J5, a 52,000 square-foot additiOn onto Southern Elementary School to house students tn grades K-12 would cost $9.4 million with the state kicking in S7 million and a local share of $2.3 million. consider an addition," Deem said, adding_ the OSFC mdtcated to htm tt also needed more ttme to study how to make both the elementary and high school section s the most cost efficient in terms of making a new K-12 build- Reptile revolution schedUled for I'D1nt-~·~ ,,.,._1-1-'- STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDA.ILVSEN'T IN EL.COM INSIDE • t' · th M . · . · . Beth Sorgont/phota• y,esterday k1.d s pa r1·ICtpa mg 1n . e e1gs District Public Library's Summer Reading Program packed the Pomeroy L1brary to get up close and personal with rej)tlles from PT Reptiles of Columbus. Pictured is a nine-foot boa constrictor held by a line of anxious and happy children in the reading program . The next presentation will feature Magician Jim Kleefeld at 2 p.m., July 16 at the Pomeroy Library. The summer reading program is free and open to young people , preschool to young adult. CSI theme used in recent math, science Detalla on Page A6 STAFF REPORT t programs OBITUARIES -Please see G1s. A5, said the OSFC had committed· 10 helpilrg - 1he distrid repair problems al the new elementary school incl\lding hut not limited to •ut-. t dd .· h ers a~ . own spouts w lie weren t mstalled to code. Ple1se see Southern, AS Service . REED POMEROY - The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $1.11 more than it was last July 4, and could increase by as much as a dime in the · next two weeks. According to AAA East .Central.-the average price of gasoline will be $4.015 per gallon as motorists set out on the roads to celebrate the nation's birthday,, AAA closely monitors the price of gasoline in southern and central Ohio, and said this week new records are being set for the nationv,ide average gasoline price. This week's average gasoline price in South Central Ohio is $4.015. In Pomeroy on Wednesday, regular unleaded gasoline ·Page AS was $4.029, closer to the ! Elizabeth Mae Davis, 90 average price of $4.028 reported by AAA last week. The average price a year ago? ·$2.903. Crude oil hit a new all, time high price of $143.63 per barrel Monday, before • Eastern announces backing to $140 per honor rolls .. See Page A3 barrel bydown the end of that • For the RecQrd. , ' trading day. "At this price, the average See Page AS retail cost of gasoline could • Law You Can Use. easily move five or ten . ceri ts hi gher in the next See Page A6 week or so," AAA said. "The higher prices are being driven by a continuing sense that glopal ojl output WEATHER is still barely keeping up with demand." "The U.S . dollar has . shown rene·wed signs of · moving lower against other major currencies this week. · There are 'rising worries that Israel is · getting restless ROCK SPRINGS - · In addition to offering a· full slate of classes scheduled for fall semester at the new University of Rio Gran<)e/Rio · Grande Community College Meigs Center, a coll;tborative arrangement with the Ohio Appalachian Center for Higher Education will allow the center to immediately implement a variety of student and community service programs. As a full-time , day and evening facility, 18 classes - including two distance learning courses - are currently scheduled · to begin with the opening of Rio Grande 's fall semester on Aug. 25. The schedule also includes two writing labs, which support introductory . writing, and reading and learning classes. Meigs Center Directm Brent Patterson said current plan,s call for the facility to initially offer the full range of coursework re4uirea· for . degrees in business m~n - . agement, early ch ildhood development and infonnation technology. In addition, center course offerings will allow students to complete general ·education classes . incl~ded in the state-approved college transfer module . Other certificate and degree offerings pertinent to Meigs County and. the region · are under consideration. The Bernard Y. ·Fultz for Hieber Center Eduqtio·n offers a vai·icty of flexible ·learning spaces including eight . classrooms (three of which feature folding acoustic walls that separate to create a 2, I 00square-fopt space_ suitable ·. Pluse,see Center, AS W'll.. . .,..f'"n90._.,. . NEWS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Annie's Mailbox Calendars Classifieds Comics A3 A3 '-&s--6 Editorials Movies Obituaries '· ~laces to go Sports • Weather As As A7 B Section A6 @~oo8 'ohio Valle:y Publishing~. Adwnoed L.tboretory ServlcN .·' J. a build mg. Supenmendent Tony Deem satd the qsFC Implemented a spectal tund. mg ~ycle · tht~ summer that w?n t drop Southe;n to the bottom of the fundmg I1st tf it defers until November. Deem said the board would then reassess the building BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM 2 SECl10NS- 16 PAGES ·Rapid... Reliable ••• Responsible Health Care · RACINE- The Southem· Local School Board recently voted to defer funding from the Ohio School Facilities Commission · Classroom Facilities Assistance Program umil November. The · funding was made available for the district to a • TUPPERS PLAINS Outstanding students in middle school mathematics and science were invited to participate recently in the Eastern Elementary School's Math and Science Academy. A. "Crime , Scene Investigation" theme was carried out with students participating in activities that useo clues to solve mxsteries and matching teeth impressions in cheese and chocolate to solve crimes. The students also acted as medical examinets~ Submitted photos and dissected fetal pigs, Dakota Collins and an Ohio BCI agent cast Impressions as .frogs; crayfish, worms, part of the Crime Scene Investigation work at Eastern starfish, clams, fish, and Elementary School's recent Math and Science Academy. grasshoppers. Students used problem solving techniques and technology Other activities included Coroner Douglas Hunter, Fitch fmm the Ohio Bureau to solve "crimes" at the recent Math and Science Academy dusting 'for fingerprints and Ohio Stale H,ighway Patrol of Criminal Identification held at Eastern Elementary Scho9l. · making footprint castings. · Trooper Shawn and Investigation. Several speakers shared Cunningham, ·and Special To wind ug the week the Jail, Meigs '· County Jayne Collins and Kri sta their experiences and Agent Uon Jenkins . and participants went on a field <;:ounhouse. and Lakin Johnson were the teachers responsibilities, including •tenior ~pecial ~gent ?cott trip to the Meigs County ..;Correctional Center. forthe week . · • ' .. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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