https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb1a910defa9b989ba62db10b9408741.pdf d58a9dbbb65bfb405db2b63541f02d86 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sent:ir\el wWw .mydailysentinel.com Moriday, JuiJ: 14,2008 Packers say it'§ tilne to .move on I BY CHRIS JENKINS ASSOCIATED PRESS '' GREEN BAY. Wis. The Packers aren't about 10 let Brett Favre become a free agent. And while he's now free 10 return 10 Green Bay for another . season, !here's no guarantee he'll be lhe Packers' starting quarlerback if he does. In an interview with The Associated Press Saturday, Packers general manager Ted Thompson and coach Mike McCarlhy said they don't plan to grant Favre Ihe release he is seeking from his contract and are commilted to Aaron Rodgers as their starter. " We've communicated thai to Breit, that we have since moved . forward ... Thompson said Salurday. in his firs! public comments since Favre requested to be released this week. "At the same time. WC Ve never said that there couldn ' t be some role that he might play here. But l would understand hi s poinl that he would wanl to play." And if Favre wanled to play for Ihe Packers, he had the chance when he told them a few weeks after his tearful goodbye news conterence !hat he was having second thoughts. With Thompson and McCarthy preparing to board a privale plane to fly to Mississippi and seal the deal on a comeback, all Favre had to do was say yes. He didn't. 1 "'T'Pd ., ,J .. ,., ., ',,' '"''""l"d B"'ll .... ... """) ..... ;j... II.. back," McCarthy said, "We alwav11. want t:> d Brett back" A message left by the AP with Favre's agent, Bus Cook, was nul immediately returned. Favre, who Jed the Packers to a Super Bowl Iitle after the I996 season , held a tearful news conference to announce hi s retirement Marc h 6. Favre has made high drama out of his waffling over retirement in the past. several offs.easons, but il seemed to be for real this time. Until Favre told Packers offensive line coach James Campen a few weeks later that he was having second thoughts. Campen is a friend of Favre's, who McCarthy said has been getting 1exts from Cook. miscast as an official inter- Sensing rising tension, mediary between Favre and Thompson and McCarthy lhe team in some media agreed lo a conference call reports . with Favre and Cook on After several lelephone Tuesday. discussions with Favre Jed Only then, McCarthy them to believe he · wanted said, did Favre say he was to return, Thompson and I00 percent committed to McCarthy were preparing to playing. McCarthy said he go to Mississippi ·when doesn 't question Favre 's favre suddenly called· commitmenl to foolball, but McCarthy. said Favre often brought up '·He said he apprecialed lhe issue himself. "The way. he plays the all the planning · we were going 10 do," McCarthy ..game illuslrates 1he guy is said. "But he fell thai al this committed,'' McCarthy said. point, he ·had reached a "(But) those are his woros. poinl of c losure, to usc hiS That was always hrs f10a l words, and he was going to hurdle that he said he had to stick with hi s inilial deci- get over." sion." The hurdle was appareniEven after Favre \ near- ly clearep weeks b'efore the comeback in March , star! of !raining camp. McCarthy anJ Thumps<:>n "Was il convincing 0 I'd said they regularly commu- ' ~ay yes." McCarlhy ~a id . n icat~d with Favre. But that was the f1rst ttmc, Thompson even wenl 10 Ju ly 8, thai I' d ever heard Mississippi to visil Favre in him say (he was eommiiMay, and didn'l gel lhe ted). And he contrnually, sense Favre was having from (June) 2 I 10 July 8, seriou's thoughts about play- told James Campen lhat he ing again as the two had was. not goi ng. to play. So lunch on his back porch . that s a prett}: rmportanl " He mentioned several piece of the puzzle ." things where you could 1ell Cook then sent . the !here 's always indecisive- Packers a letter off1c1ally ness," Thompson said. asking for Favre· to be "He's wonderino if he made released , "h1ch would lhe righl decision. I lhink allow him to sign wilh any that's normal. " · NFL leam . But the tone changed draWith Favre not being matically in June , when alTered a defined role wilh Camp'en sa id he wa.s gellin g the Packers rf he relurns at worried aboul Favre. this point, and the team not McCarthy said he had a inc·lined to release Favre so phone conversation wilh he could sign with a diviFavre on June 20. and lhe sian rival, a trade may be quarterback sent a clear the besl resolution. 1i1cs>age: ''Give me my heiTho mpson and McCarthy met or give me my re lease." declined to dis.cuss that posP P.n 'h"n " .... ;~ ,,"' l· Ullllj', ~o..;J;, •. dll ~-ct . 'TtiiU 'I--.-,-,p·u-11 •:ar'u .....,'/...,,. , ,..., ,, !l,•r('l,.,h" , ' Z..., cu" 'J ''"''"' ~ when he asked Favre if he he had not received any was ready to make a I00 inquiries from other learns percent commitment to as of Sa1urday morning. football - an issue Favre Where does that leave the had brought up in his rclire- Packers and their beloved ment news conference - · three-time MVP? the answer sti ll was no. In a pretty big mess. "That always seemed to "Quite frankly, it's a little be the one thing thai he had gut-wrenching as an organ ito come to grips with," zation to go through it, and McCarthy said. certainly for Mike and Next came a lexl message myself," Thompson said. exchange . between "This stuff hurts a lot of Thompson and Favre on people . I mean, it hurts. I'm July 4. At the lime, not talking about physically Thompson didn' l lhink it hurting, bul the sensitivity. was a big deal that he wrote We undersland where the Favre batk sayi ng he was fans are coming from. This traveling and asked if they is ·a · hot-button issue that could talk Monday. surpasses anything I've ever But then Thompson began gone through. " J Chn•·u.s to open for Chautauqua program, As Philadelphia Soul's Brent Holmes stretches over for a touchdown despite the efforts of Cleveland Gladiators' Brandon Hefl in during an Arena Football League playoff game in Philadelphia on Saturday. at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;; o (') 1\iTS • \'ol. :; H. No . :1 AP photo SPORTS ·D'Orazio leads Soul to 1st Arena Bowl PHILADE!JPHIA (AP)- a back up to veteran Tony out their playoff run, comMatt D'Orazio had himself Graziani, but when Graziaiii ing intu lht: game wi~h · i 6 a good week. went down with an injury louchdowns jusl one !IllerThe quarlerback · engi- after week three, D'Orazio ception in two games . "We gol beat, il'; that neered a last second j?.ame- took over and Jed the team winning drive, won the to I 2 wins as a starter, simple," Philyaw said. Arena League's Most including the playoffs. He "They came· to play on both Valuable Player award, and · threw 72 touchdowns passes sides of the ball." capped it off by throwing with j4s1 four interceptions. The only thing lhat was "I feel bad for Tony as an more impressive than the eight touchdown passes to lead the Philadelphia Soul · athlete, but Matt stepped up Soul's postseason-franchise to its first ever appearance .and just won games." record 70 points was the in the Arena Bowl with a Philadelphia head coach stellar play of the defense, 70-35 win over the Bret Munsey said. which stopped Ckveland's Robert Redd's I 6-y,ard offense an ama1ing five Cleveland Gladiators on Saturday. scoring catch cui· the Soul's thnes. As a learn. we just had too The Soul will play San leaf! to 45-28 early in the Jose in Arena Bowl XXII in lhird , but Mike Brown's many lapse> 1oday," New Orleans on July 27. highlight-reel kick return Cleveland head coach Mike· D'Orazio completed 17 of during which he hurdled Wilpot 'said. ·'You have to 25 passes for 184 yards. over kicker Jason Ball on give their defense credit." Larry Brackin s and Brent his way to the end zone Redd was Philyaw·, Holmes each caught three gave Philadelphia a 52-28 . favorite target. finishing . lead and they never looked with I I recepti ons for I 52 touchdown passes. . ''I'm really fortunate, it> bnck. yards and two scores. not about me though, I'm D'Orazio fou nd Arena Philyaw's I7-yarn )Duel)" just happy to be pan of this League offensive player of down pass to Oti s· Amey al. organizalion," D ' Orazio the year Chris Jackson lwice 6:28 in the firsl made it 7-7. said. in Ihe end zone and Wes but Ihe Soul scored 28 of the Within the last year, . Ours added a rushing touch- next 42 poiniS and Jed 35-2 I P'Orazio had back surgery, down. at the half. Raymond Philyaw was Brackins Jed Philnctelphia and was cast off and finally released by Chica,go after shaky for Cleveland, going with seven catches for 92 taking them to the Arena 25-for-49 for 303 yards with yards 10 go alon g with his Bowl two seasons ago. four touchdowns and two three scores. D'Orazio was brought on inlerceptions . .Marlion Jackson ran for a ,board by Philadelphia Philyaw had' been .stellar · touchdown for the before .the season to serve as for the Gladiators through- Gladiators.· •• • • Hamilton hits record 28 HAs in first round. ~Page!H TUESDAY , JU!:'Y t5, 2008 BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Middleport Council approves August water rate mke 1 BY BRIAN Page AS """ ·'")dailyS<·ntincl.cum Civil War site remembered and rededicated POMEROY Rededication of the Civil War monuments with newly refurbished plaques located in the Buffington Island Park at Portland will take place at noon Saturday. Margaret Parker, president of the Meigs County Hislorical Society. said that the occasion will not only ne a time of re-dedication of the monuments bul a time of introducing the newly formed corporation that is sponsoring the re-dedication, The Battle of 0B!'l'UARIES ' J. o1 . Buffinglon Isl and Preservation Foundation: Parker said thm the Foundation committee is composed of representatives from several organizations and individuals from across Ohio and includes residents of Meigs County. · Dr. William K. Laidlaw, e·xeculive director of the Ohio Historical Socie1y will be . introducing the new Board members of lhe Prese rvatio'n Foundation during the ceremony. At I I a.m. prior to the · noon rededication ceremony the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic & Sons of the · Union Veterans of the Civi l Ww will be have a wreath laying ceremony. At I p.m. there will be a lecture at the Portland Communily Center by Dr. James Ramage of Eastern Kentucky University. He is considered by many to be lhe nation's foremost scholar on General John Hunl. . Morgan. Ramag~.::\ writi ngs on the "Baltic of Buffington Island: Turning Poinl in John Hunt Morgan 's Great Raid," descr ibes the event as one of lhe three mosl prominent news stories in July I 863. The three were the Battle of Geuysburg, the caplure of Vicks burg, and Morgan's Indiana-Ohio raid thai was broken up at Buffington Island. . In his written commenlary on lhe even·l, he talks about exlensive newspaper coverage to "satisfy the public appetite for details of lhe raid and battle ." He said the New York Times declared that Morgan's caplure was "of great value 10 the Union cause," while the Richmond Examiner lauded the raid as a "most extraordinary military achieve, ment'' and the Richmond Dispatch called Morgan 's capture a ''distressing blow to , the Confederacy·· because of the pride of I he Southern people.• At 2 p.m. there will be a guided tou r of the hank.rield (caravan style J bl b) Ed Sharp of th e Ohi u Ci1il War Trail Comn1i"ion. Those interested in 1-1/2 )lOur tour are {(1 mecl al the Ponland Ci,·il Wtlr Museum, ··wearing sturdy shoes," said Sharp. All acliyities are free and open to the public' . Lunch will be avai lable for purchase al lhe Porllantl CommuniiV Cente r throughoul.the day. Archery team honored . REED BR'EEO@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM • Betty Friend, 83 • Eleanor Leonard, 72 • Allan Lundell, 50 . • Granville Parsons, 80 INSIDE KUBOTA ... THE POWER . TO.GET THE JOB DONE I . • Obama tells NAACP b.lacks must take responsibility. See Page A3 : • Activists: Officials • illegally destroyed . ballots. See Page A6 ·MIDDLEPORT Middleport residenls will pay more for water service beginning next month. At Monday evening's regular meeting, Middleport Village Council approved an increase in water rates for. all residents, based on a mandate from · the Ohio Environmental Protection Faymon Roberts, who oversees the water system and other public works services, said the increase will aver. age $3 per month. Sewer rates will go up proportionately, as well. Sewer rates are billed at I 50 percent of water usage, according to Fiscal Officer Susan Baker. The increase was first introduced last night, and passed as an emergency measure. It will go into effect with the August billing cycle. Council Member Jean Craig, who served on the Board of Public Affairs prior to joining council, said . Please iee Rate, As 0 Charlene Hoefllch/pholo Investigation continues into ·weekend fire WEATHER BY BRIAN In recognition of the Meigs Elementary archery team which won the 2008 National Championship, Pomeroy Village Council recognized the youths ·tor their accomplishment and presented certificates of outstanding achievement to the members Monday night. Present for the recognition were froJ)l the left, front, Dalton Bush, Devon BuH1ngton , Brooke Reynolds, Matthew Smallwood, Brayden Kopec, ·receiving his certificate from Pomeroy Mayor John Musser, and back, Trenton Prater, Collin Neutzling, Selena Reynolds, and Britany Durst, with Bill Prater, coach. Members of the team unable to attend included Josh Gilkey, Alden Tackett , Austin Life, Zack Stobart, Christian Spaun, Sariah Brinker, Paige Phillips.._ Cody Robinson, Gage Gilkey, Richard Newland, Tyler Quails, Miranda Manley, Derek Hill, Jarret Durst, and Taylor Rowe. · J..REED BAEEO@MVDAILYSENTINELCOM . AP photo People show their support to bring back Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre outside Lam beau Reid .in Green ·Bay, Wis., on Sunday. The rally was organized by brothers Adam and Erick Rolfson, and they plan another on Monday night in suburban Milwaukee and every Sunday thereafter at Lambeau Field until Favre is back. Details on Page A8 INDEX a SECTioNs - ta PAGES ALLPOWER EQUIPMENT ONE MILE WEST OF ATHENS ON ROlfTE 50/32 ATHENS,OH 740-593-3279/800-710-1917 VISIT OUR NEWEST LOCA 1'10N BUS. RT. 33 SOUTH OF LANCASTER LANCAf:iJ~!3-L OR '740-653-;Q~;t7 "YOM Frlnrdty Outdoor Pott't.r L'qliipmtnlu,ll T ,.dor Suprnlt~>re" Smile! 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Fire departments from Pomeroy, Rutland, Syracuse, and Mason, W.Va. were called for assistance in fighting the fire, which was brought under control just before 2 a.m. Departments left the scene shortly before 5 a.m. Please see Fire, AS • 0. Chester-Shade Days get underway Friday BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM CHESTER - The annual observance of Chester-Shade Days which features 'a variety of activities including the naming of Ohio's Harmonica Champion, gets underway Friday with a community picnic and concludes on Sunday with a gospel sing. . · , The kick-off picni9 will be held at 6:30 p.m. and those attending are asked to take a covered dish and a lawn chair. Enterlainment will be by the Jereyville Pickers. a siring band . On the Commons all day Saturday will be a variety nf displays and demonslralions, along wi.th game,, kid' a<:livilies including face painting along wuh several land wndors. .. On Saturday there will be a pretty baby contest at I0 : I5 a.m. followed by a pel show. At I0:30a.m. pie contest will take place on the Chester Commons . and a story on how Aunt Rodie saved the Union by Dixie Sayre in the Courthouse. _ The animal parade will line up at the old Chc,ler Ele111entary School at 10:45 a.m. and· move out at II a.m. At noon the judging to select Meigs County's lincst. 1he oldest male and female there, will take place under Ihe tent, at I p.ni. there will be a dulcimer concert !here at 3 p.m. a Charlene Hoetllch/photo harmonica concert will be held, and al 4 p.m. ·the pies wil l The Saturday night Civil War ball is always a highlight of be auctioned off. Chester-Shade Days drawing people from across the area . Meanwhile on the Commons. the corn hole tournament Here for last year's ball a.s they strolling across the Chester for kids under I 2 with prizes will gel underway. while Commons toward the dance lent are Kevin Harris of anolher one for those over I wi ll h gin at 1 p.m . Parma, Samantha Ryan of Columbus , and Ermal Shimp ol Please see Days, AS Cambridge . , . . �• PageA2 ORLD . :InBev snags Anheuser-Busch and its marketing clout The Daily Sentinel ' St~inman. AP BUSINESS WRITERS ST. LOUIS - The King ·oi', Beer>. the fo lk' who =~re nt lavi . . hlv to bring ..you :rhc Bud Bm\ 1. the Ta lk tn~ :Frogs. th e Wha '< up Gu ys :a nd the Clydc,dalc,. h · octn~ '"·alhmc u h\' a Belgi an hi'C\\'l' r 1-..no\v tl fnr .its fru l!alit\. : B Ul , lnll.n S A I>ciS an ;amhiti oL" plan khind it> ·S5~ hil li on a~.·qui-..itinn of :An hc u , cr- Bu -..~..·11_ hoping ~ditn r Public meetings or 1h c ln -;ioh e t' Beer ~larl-..t.:tcr ·.., trade publication . That'' more than th ~ · com hi ned 'pt.:nd ing of its b i gg~st ri\'a l,, Mille,r Bre11ing Cl>. and Mol ~ on Cnor,-. Brew ing Co .. whil'h began tlll' ir ·m\ n joint vcllt urc i1 1 the U.S, Millc rC'""'·' LLC. "'of !h i' lllOII lh, TIH"e marke ting >ell:· cc..,,e~ have coi ned popu ~ lar phra>cs wch ' as "Thi' Bu ll\ fo r )ou."· it~ Cl vdcsda lc ho rses arl' a li .~·1ure of Supe r Bow l :tJs. and the l:lu d logo ,adorns ·eye on L' ~) :-. h. forc in g manager :-. to .iu\li fy ~ \ ~ r y cent tr irn atlvert i..., in • spenL Uni ted States . Anheus~ r - Bu sc h Co, , I APphoto in g lnB ev h;1 s no plan " to 1 " V\1hat \\ in th e :-.cc 1n ts its " ~: :agreed to the sweetened Anhcu ,e r-Bu sc h ;$70 rcr share· hid late ·Sunday to creat e ll1e 11li.Hleting ex pertJ :-,u, and lhat \ nne oi' the pillar> o i' :wor ld ·..., l ~ ll' !.!l'S I hrewcr and why they huill sudl great head off wh;ll wa,; slt;tpin g hranlh." Brito said . Still, '<>me experts quesup as an ac ri rnoniou ;-. :righ t. Swa llowing tion ed wheth e r ln8cv .t.:a n :Anheuser- Busch will ~ivc really hold otT ind efinitc ;lnBev. th e ma~er ~ nf 11 ·brand > i n c ludin ~ Ste ll a With the. U.S. CUHHIIllY :Artois, Beck'.< ;ind Bass, . slc•wing. lnBe y mi glll clJii'half the U.S. hccr mark~! strain spe ndin t• on .;.: pnn ~ ·and a fifth oi' l lwsc 111 emlurscmenls. said John · · S~Veeney. director of :china and Ru ss ia . : Gaining co nt rol of an · srorts eommu1fica tion at :iconic, beer brand . Universitv of North :Budweise r - I n se ll into Carolina < Sc hool l1t' :emergin g markets :-. uch a:; Journali sm . Bu t th e com·China an d Bra;il wa~ . a pany must g uard again•.a key pan o i' the deal, said m 111 peli tors swooping in ·JnB ev Chief Executi ve to buy an y advertisin g :ca rl os Brit o, w ho wi ll space il abandon .s. he said. Ry;m Kurek. C EO of :retain his po.sition . : "What con.~ um crs <.:are is Leverage Sport s. a mo torthat th eir Bud will alwavs ' ports mar~elin g rirm j)e their Bud. and thai's hascd in Char lol!c. N.C.. ·)vhat we're commi tted to, said he woulu be more 1Jol only the product, the ' · than- Sl\rpri'sed' if lnBev :Hualit y. th~ beer .. , hut deciued to pull the :'nlso the h~ri tage. the Budweiser branu ou l of ~re weries. who · brews the American >pori > anJ -beers, and everything NASCAR in panie~lar. ~hat 's connected to the '' Budweiser does spend :hrewcrics," Brito ' said an awful lot of money in Monda y. overall sports marketing - ~ That image ha s heen and you might see cut:tluilt by .spending heavil y hacks, hut I'd be stunned , :On market ing. Indu stry frankly, 10 see any signifi~stimates put Anheuser·, cant .cuts in NASCAR : · •• In thi s June 12 file photo. crates of Beck's beer are seen on the ground of the lnBev brewery in Bremen, northern , Germany. Anheuser-Busch reportedly has agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer lnBev for $49.9 billion. The deal being reported by The Wall Street Journal would create the world's largest brewer and put the iconic American beer ·maker in the h<1nds of the Belgian-bas6d con:pany behind Stella Artois and Beck's beers. Anht'u..,l' r- 8u ~c h e ,\l'L'U- co .s ls 'c ry <:are fully, ti\·e.., an: l'Xpel'led to hi. t\t.: C11111loyces mu st justify ( I han d in til~ new cot npa· the ir joh c1 cry year. ny , and ptesuntahly in tis' Where Anh euser-Busch marketin g pl an>. CHJ cxcc uti ve·s travel by priAugust Uu >cll IV ''i ll 1 atc je t. Njemann said m ove into ;1 non -L' '>i.Ccuti\c lnB el: folk •s wil l he n vino0 rnl e, but wi ll be on th e ' coach In St. -Louis - · at1d ~ IH' \V ,_· nmpa!1 y'~ b•):trd. • .. , . ; " " "'""'~ 1:.~t...• th o ,... ;,.,• ,. '"'"' '-H J ll~lll ,, -··: 1 1a11 lnBc v sa id it plan > lo u... e S1. L n ui ~ a.., ih No rlh svstc m. not a cab or lim,;u sine. !'rom th e airport to . A mer it: an hL' it dq ua rt c r....,. Anh euse r- Bu sch 's heaaand th at it wt ll keep ope n qua nc rs. , all 12 o f Anlleuscr"They' ll s tart cu llin g Bu scll's Nort h Ameri c-,111 I' ro m th ere," she , sa id . hrcw~rie\ . "Thcv ' ve <>OI it down to a Brit n trie d to rc<t..,surc sc ie n'ce . '>rhey're very worker<.; worried about smart people.'' pos~ i b k job Ju,c:-.. :-.;tyi ng The co mpani~s will also the co mpan y cuuld i"'lead >el l oil ·· nuncorc assets" ;m u thai they would not name e.xpecl "gro\1 lh desp ite to rai.sc ·pan of the financiuvc >llllctil" Anheu se r- Bu sc h's cxi, l- ing fm the deal. They i ng plan s to shed I, I X5 hope to elme the deal by positions - mostly b.y the 'en.d ot Lhe .year, though offering early retirement it need s approval by the <.tnJ m.Jt fillin g ~:x i sti ng shareholde rs of hath comvat: a t l t: ll'~. panics as wel l as U.S, and Thai plan haLl already Ell anti tru st regu lators. spreau tl1e pain across the Anh e user- BtTsc h might but lnBev's have a diffi cult time pushboaru , approach is more .s urgical- ing Buuweiser overseas, ly preci s.e, sa id finan c-ial though, because America analy st Juli Niemann of is n' t known for beer Smith Moore & Co. In a unli ke it s hamb urgers and company tha t wa lche' soft drink s. said Stanley Baran, a communications professor at Bryant University in Rhode Island . " I don't know that that 's worth it given the difficulty- in beroming an }ntemational brand, You can be :.. -- ' -,,·,,. ,. ,, ",· ,·utta't b(ana' ot" ... 11 11 "" u. soda because we did soda and nobody else di(l ," Baran said. "B ut other guys were doing beer before we were so mu ch so that we give our beers foreign sounding names so that we can seem beer equiva'ients," lnBcv has had its share of marketing stum ble s. Aft er the 2004 merger between Belgium"s lnterbrew ;md Brazil-. based AmBev, the share price soared as InBev cut costs and rolled effortlessly into booming emerging markets in Ru ssia and BraziL · . But holding market share amid Europe's reluc , tant drinkers has been more difficult - and may be where lnBev most neeus Anheuser-Busch's expertise. lnBev quietly dropped Brahma from the global beer brand after failing· to win over Europeans to its neutral taste, and Stella's branding ran into serious trouble in Britain where thP hinh . •-d r>nhl-~ 1 l•uuu• '""" ... -.. "' b" .............. ~ ...... 6 ...... o.Ll:l . " ASSOCI ATED PRESS WRITER ·; ' LONDON The :ixpcns . at London' s ;i'<atural Hi story Mu seltm ::pride th etmelveson hein g :;tble to ide nti fy spec ies ·from around th e globe. 1'rom birds and mammals 10 in sects and snakes . Ye t ',. l'hey can ' t figure out a tiny um, co llcctiom mana ge r re d-and-b lack bug that h;ts Max Barcla y said appeared in -the museum 's Tues~a y . own garde ns. , Within _thrcc nH>nth >. it The almond -shaped had bcc:ome the most in secL about the s ize o f a co mmon insec t in the gargra in of ri ce. and wns first <left. and it was al sq spot· :. ·seen in March 2007 on ted in othe r ce ntr ;~ l some of the plane tree s · London park.s. he sai u. that grow on the gro und s The museum has more of the 19th ce ntury muse- than 28 mil lion · in sec t speci es in its collection, but none is an exact match .for this one . Still , Barclay is ca(ttiou s about calling it a new di scovery. " I don't ex pect to fi nd a new >pcc ics in the gardens of a mu se um ," he said . "Dee p ips ide a tropi.cal rainfores t, yes, but not in centra l London." Associated Press reporters Aoife White in Brussels and Chery] Wittenauer in St. Louis contributed to this report. Emily Fredrix reported from Mil waukee. The bug resembles the specie s. · Arot:atus roeselii, which Either way, it appears is usually found in central the mu seum 's tiny visitor, Europe but is a brighter which appears harmless, r~d and lives on ' alder is here to stay. trees . Entomologists sus" We waited. to see if the peer the new bug could be insect would survive the' a version of the roeselii British winter," Barclay that has adapted to live on said. :'It did and it 's thriv- . plane trees. but acknowl- . ing, so now we had better edge it could be a new figure out what it is," Hey ~lo;ns -and Dads, Grandmas and Grandpas and Aunts and-Uncles ... r, ( , '" t ' ·~ -..,__ .,_ . ' , t ~ '. . ·._, ~~·· . -. ·· " • . '• ' . ,-.. " · • · II'<' ·· ',/ ~,.,, '1(. -· This is ~our :chan~e· te ,-~'Show, Em .(Jff!'t:t:· • .. ~ 41 In the Daily Sentinel • / '' ~\ A Special supplement to highlight babies, Your Baby's Name Here Ages newborn to four years old. 1,I f r----------------~-----, 1 Baby's I I I Name . Age I I Baby· Edition '08 to be published Friday, July 25 .. Your Baby's Age .Parents Names Here Simply send your baby's · photograph along with the coupon to the)eft with ~·our payment of I $10.00, and we'll do the rest. I I I Address , I Phone 1 Address will not be published 1 L-----~----------------~ Mail or deliver to: I· ,_ 1 I IPa~nb I The Daily BAIJIES! The Daily Sentinel llox 729, Ill Cqurt ~treet Pomeroy, OH 45769 . Deadline for submission, Friday, July 18 Sentinel l1l Court St Pomeroy, OH . ,============~~------~------------------------------------~ \ • Reunions Birthdays Saturday, July 19 POMEROY Glaze reunion will be helu at the home of Bill and Louise Radfo rd. Potluck at noon, followed by games. for the children and music for the adults, Relatives and friends invited. Friday, July 18 POMEROY Bill Matlack will observe hi s 92nd birthday' on Jul y 18. Cards may-be sent to him in care of George Dallas. 29918 Rolling Ridge Drive. Agoura Hills. Calif.. 9130 L REEDSVILLE Sunday, july 20 Raymo nd M. 'Mi ller will CHESTER - Runion of observe his 80th birthday on decendents of Guy anu Iva · July 22. He lives at 39857 Singer, 12:30 p.m. Masonic · Silver Ridge Rd .. Lodge, Chester. Take cov.- Reeusville. I A~ -P~i!~ --o - --._, Tuesday, July 15, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Tflats ju~t too much information for dinner at a restaurant because they are saving their money. I reminded her thai I am retired and on a fixed income . . Dear Annie: I'm a high-school stu- Both she and her husband work and dent. Recently. my . uncle "Joe" and I spend a lot of money on magazine subhave been hanging out a lot. H~ gives scriptions , TV and .other frivolous : me rides to school and picks me up things . from after-school activittes . , He also This relationship seems very onetakes me to summer programs. He's a sided to me. We love our grandson so. lifesaver because my mother hates to much it would hurt us to terminate the . urive nie and I'm in a lot of activities. relationship, but our self-centered Anyway, about two months ago, dur- daughter and her husband are rpaking it ing one of our drives home, Uncle Joe difficult to want to see them. Are we confided that he was seeing another expecting too much?- Sad Grandpa woman. Thi s made me really uncomDear Grandpa: You're willing to fortable because my. aunt, his wife, is give up a relationship with your daughabout to give birth to their second child. t~r and grandson because lhey , don't I tried not to make a big ueul out of it feed you when you visit? She may be. and figured he wouldn't say anvthinQ self-centered and a harl hnsres<, but you else, but I was wrong. Now he te'lls me · are taking a very harsh stance. Instead, about hi s dates and that, for a while, he why not see them less often? Or have your grandson vis it without tl,Jem. was seeing more than o.ne woman. I don't know how to tell Uncle Joe Surely if you value the -relationship at that I don't want to hear about his rela- all, you can find a compromise. The tionships. I already feel guilty knowing choice is ultimately yours, but please: he lies to my au11t, telling her he 's play- don't do · anything you will come to _ ing poker with I he guys when he' s out regret. with some girlfriend . What should I do? Dear Annie: Here's a suggestion for -Too Much Information '")'lo State Sue," whose husband wanted Dear TMI: It is highly imlppropriate · her to wear a trashy outfit when they for Uncle Joe. to confide in you. Tefl went out of town on vacation. him this informatiQJl puts you in a diffiShe shouiJ purcha~e similarly ridicucult position arid makes you uncomfon-' lous gear for him - maybe extremely able . He should be aware that you may tight, low-riding pants and a very closenot be able to keep hi s secrets because fitting sheer shirt l!llbltltoned halfway, you · sympathize with your aunt. He with a big gold chain around his neck. If needs to understand that you don't find he is willing to wear his new outfit, she the bragging about his exploits to be should be willing to wear hers. ' They admirable. You might" also suggest he may actually discover a new hobby they work on the problems in his marriage can participate in together. - Kansas with a professional. You may lose your Dear Kansas: We are so enjoying the rides,- bul you'll gain some self-respect. thought that some of those trashy-lookDear Annie: My wife and I have two ing folks we encounter on the street grown children who five several hours may, in fact, be disguised couples on a awav. Our nroblem is with our 3! ~year~ romantic v~c3ticn. Vivc l' umoui! old married daughter. Anniec! MailbtiX is wri(ten by Kathy , We live in Florida, and when the kids Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime visit,we go nut of our way to stock th e · editors of the Ann (Amdets column. refrigerator, serve the foods they like Please e-mail your-questions to anniesand take them to -see the local aurae - illailbox@comcast.net, or write to: tfons , However, when we visit our Atmie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, daughter 's house, she never recipro- . Chicago, JL 606ll. To find out more cates. During our last visit, even though about Annie's Mailbox, and read fea· , we did plenty of baby -s itting. our tures by other Creators Syndicate writ· . daughter had no food in the house for us ers and cartQonists, visit the Creators to eat. · Syndicate Web page at' She recently said they can't· join us www.creators.com. KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR BY BUSINESS CARD DIRECTORY ••• . MEERA SELVA CHESTER Shade River Lodge special mee t, ing, 7 p.m. for purpose of ;conferring Entered ApprenticeDegree on one ·candidate. Refre s hm~nts to follow. Other events nicknamed "wife-beater.": Mexico' s Grupe Modelo , half-owned by Anheuser-Busch, said Monday that that relationship gives it consent rights to the deaL But Brito said he didn't "see any impedicoming from ment s Modelo" and he was in . " positive' talks about keeping, the company as a ' partner. . Anheuser-Busch shares rose 37 cents · to $66'.8? after rising to a 52-week high of $(>7.55. !Mystery insect bugging experts at London museum : · ·, By 'ered dish . RACINE - Cozart fami ly reunon. Racine American Tuesday, July 15 Monday, July 21 Legion hall, Potluck at RUTLAND - Rutland POMEROY - Vacation noon . Family and friends ·Village Council. resc hed- Bibl e School · at First · · welcome. , uled regular meeting, 7 Southern Bapti st Church. p.m. , civic center. 41812 Pomeroy Pike. 6 to 9 COOLVlLLE p.m . For more information Friday, July 18 call Rachacl Needs. '!49 - · Descendants or Arthur and Nelson Wat son will have ' , LETART FALLS 1325. ' reunion at noon at th_e ·homc : Annual budget meeting of . of Jim and Debbte Watson, ;Letart Township Tru stees, 9 Thursday, July 17' Woods Rd .• 42455 :a.m.. offit:e building. ' TUPPERS PLAINS Coolvi lle. South Bethel Commu nit y Church weekend revival. 7 p.nuhrough s·arurday. Gene Goodman will preach Thursuay, with Jerry and Tuesday, July 15 'fuesday, july 15 RACINE Southern Lisa Queen singing, David CHESTER - Chester Barringer will speak Friday Athletic Boosters. 6:30 :count:il 323, Daughters of anJ Tommy St:yoc will p.m .. high school.. discuss ;Americ, 6:30 p.m.. picnic 'ing. On Sawrday. Dave upt:oming sports seaso ns, ·adt the hall , meetmg adt Dailey will speak and also informational · meeting :7:30 p.m. Take covered Debbi~ Dailey and fatnily for parents of in coming :d ish. will sing. high school athletes. Thursday, July 17 POMEROY The :American Cancer Society :Meigs County Advisory ·Board meeting~ noon, base: ment conference room at .Pomeroy Library. new , members welcome, lunch provided, 992 -6626 · to ' RSVP. ' • Church events Clubs and organizations :rn liip into the U.S. u Hnpa·ny" ... nw.., ..,j,~,.• ma rke tin g. C\ ' ~ lli S · f rom power and 111ake the " POri \ . ' JAS C'AR to Ullirnatc .Buuwc i'n and Bud Li~ht :brand.-. i ntu globally r~c ­ Fightin b!. "This dea l is tran slorma·ugni ;ed rrtldlll'h akin to lion:tl lor lnl:l n. not j ust :col·a-Cola or PL'f1"1. : Lcavin ~ mark~tin!.! hccnu"c..' of th e :-.c alc and · :unt <Ht,· he(l. th ough. wilt the econ o mi c ~~.: ope th;.tt thi .\ uivc ... them . hut me:11l L' lll" ~,.· J ..:;cw hcr ~. hcc<.LLJ~C InB~.:v i..; 'ce J...in!.! . !nB c \' cxpcch to w rin g :out S 1.5 billi11n in ilnnual to become nwn: of a mar':. -..;a,·in !..! ..... mo-.t · of wh ic h kcling-hascd culture.'' said :wil l . .come l'rlHll h~ lt L' r Stcinnwn. Britn mad e hi " cnminit:nlan <.lgJ Ji g th ~ "up p ly -chain . lnB cv ~c·eps" 'harp mcn t cl ear Monday. "'Y- : .:community Calendar l'.S . >pending laq year at ~ -'IX million, 'aid Bcnj n• • .r ~·.l" · 'Tn •· - -- I . BY 'CHRISTOPHER LEONARD AND EMILY fREDRIX ' ' .Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, D-IlL, poses with support"rs at AP Photo . the NAACP convention in Cincinnati, Monday. .Obama tells NAACP .blacks must take responsibility . job and the marketplace is Obama spokeswoman doing its joh, ... none of it Linda Douglass deni ed the will make a dilference - at · canuidate was· trying to least not enough of a ditter- boost support among white ence - if we also don't at voters with his own ''Sister . CINCINNATI -Democrat Barack Obama the same time seize more · Souljah·· moment. received a prideful welcome responsibility in our own Addressing a black audi_ .from the annual NAACP lives." ence in 1992, Democrat Amid building cheers. presidential candidat e Bill convention Monday nigh!. 'but in a stirring speech to Obama declared: "When we ' Clinton accused the hip-hop the nation's oldest civil are takin!! care of our own arti st of inciting vio lence ,rights organization, he stu IT, then a lot or other against whites. Some black :•nonetheless insisted- blacks folks are going to be inter- leaders. including Jackson, ;must sllOW weater responsi- ested in joining up and :.biJity for Improving their · ·working with us and taking criticized Clinton, but it care of Amerit:a 's stuff. We helped reinforce his image ·:own lives. • The man who could can lead by example, as we as a politician who refused A1ecome the first blat:k pres- diu in the civil rights move- to pander. '"It's ·not just a speech ;idenl urged Washin~tnn to ment. Because the problems· aimed at black audiences. !provide more educatton and that plague our ~ommunity It's aimed at all parents," ;economic assistance. He are not unique to us. We just :called on col'porale America have them a little worse. but Douglnss said. Noting Obama also called for more · :ro exercise greater social they ' re not unique to us." :;responsibility, But he also Obama. who grew up corporate and government treceived his most lusty without his father. has spo- responsibility, she addeu : 'This is a larger theme of ~pplause as he urged blacks ken and wrillen at length -~o demand more of them- about issues of parental responsibility." :Oselves. responsibility an<;) fat~ers While Jackson com: "If we're serious· about participating in their chil - plained about such Obama ;reclaiming that dream, we dren\ lives. Yet a sim ilar speechmak ing, other civi l· ;have to do. more in our own speech by the Illinoi s sena- rights activists from the ·Ji'ves. There's' nothing tor on, Father·s Day prompt- NAACP disagreed . They ::wrong with sayi ng that," ed an awkward rebuke from think Obama is doing a the Rev. Jesse Jack son, a , good job balancing hi s role ~bama told ·a crowd estipresidential as a black candidate with <mated at 3,000. " But with Democratic :·providing the gu idance our contender in 1984 and 1988, the need to speak to all :children need , turning off a protege of the Rev. Martin races. :the TV set and putting away Luther King Jr. and a fe llow Civil rights veteran Julian ~he video games; attending · Chicago political activi st. Bond , the NACCP board . Jackson apologized last chairman, ·!!hose p;trent-teacher conferdrew ioud after being · caugh t week :ences, helping our children in a speech applause 'With their homework, set- saymg on an open micro. ··ting a good example. That's phone that he wanted 10 cas- Sunday night when he ~w hat everybody' s got to trate Obama for speaking described Obama's canJidacy as a' milestone, ; down to blacks. · 'do '• ." "The country seem; ~ ·He added: "I know some Republican candidate < proud, and I know all of us \say I've been too tough on John McCain is scheduled !folks talking about respon- to aduress the NAACP\ here are . thai a candidate meeting on campaigning in .: ities where ~ibili ty. NAA_CP, I'm here 99th Wedn esday. President Bush he could not have stayed in ~o report, I'm not going to :Stop talkin g about ii. was criticized for not speak- a hot el 40 years ago has -Because as much I'm out ing dt the conv<!nlion until won his party's uu111i11aliun :there to fight to make sure 2006 - his fifth year in for the nation 's highe' l office," Bond said. that government"s doing _its office. BY GLEN JOHNSON · AND DAN SEWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS Special advertising supplement found July 30th only in the Thl• ~ubJI!l.Jioh ~II alaQ , , ' • l btt ollllne: www.my•Qytrtbune.com wYiw.mydlllyret'-ter.com www.midallyM!Iflnel.com Pomeroy Daily Sentinel ~alhpoh~ ])Batlp urrlbune Joint Jlea~ant l\egl~ter This is · a .speCial sized supplement · which will be published Wednesday, July 30. Do you know how many phone calls the Area Chamber of Commerce, as well as the newspapers and other businesses receive asking for the name of a plumber, contractor, carpet cleaner, car repair shop, etc? This special section will be easier to use than a regular directory and cards will be arranged by category. ' We will be glad to use the information on your business card or we can create one for you. ~ · Think how long it would take you to hand out 14,000 business cards. We can do it in just ONE DAY. All you ·need to do is ca11740-992-2155. Ask for Brenda or Dave (Ad deadli.ne is Tuesday, July 22nd) �• PageA2 ORLD . :InBev snags Anheuser-Busch and its marketing clout The Daily Sentinel ' St~inman. AP BUSINESS WRITERS ST. LOUIS - The King ·oi', Beer>. the fo lk' who =~re nt lavi . . hlv to bring ..you :rhc Bud Bm\ 1. the Ta lk tn~ :Frogs. th e Wha '< up Gu ys :a nd the Clydc,dalc,. h · octn~ '"·alhmc u h\' a Belgi an hi'C\\'l' r 1-..no\v tl fnr .its fru l!alit\. : B Ul , lnll.n S A I>ciS an ;amhiti oL" plan khind it> ·S5~ hil li on a~.·qui-..itinn of :An hc u , cr- Bu -..~..·11_ hoping ~ditn r Public meetings or 1h c ln -;ioh e t' Beer ~larl-..t.:tcr ·.., trade publication . That'' more than th ~ · com hi ned 'pt.:nd ing of its b i gg~st ri\'a l,, Mille,r Bre11ing Cl>. and Mol ~ on Cnor,-. Brew ing Co .. whil'h began tlll' ir ·m\ n joint vcllt urc i1 1 the U.S, Millc rC'""'·' LLC. "'of !h i' lllOII lh, TIH"e marke ting >ell:· cc..,,e~ have coi ned popu ~ lar phra>cs wch ' as "Thi' Bu ll\ fo r )ou."· it~ Cl vdcsda lc ho rses arl' a li .~·1ure of Supe r Bow l :tJs. and the l:lu d logo ,adorns ·eye on L' ~) :-. h. forc in g manager :-. to .iu\li fy ~ \ ~ r y cent tr irn atlvert i..., in • spenL Uni ted States . Anheus~ r - Bu sc h Co, , I APphoto in g lnB ev h;1 s no plan " to 1 " V\1hat \\ in th e :-.cc 1n ts its " ~: :agreed to the sweetened Anhcu ,e r-Bu sc h ;$70 rcr share· hid late ·Sunday to creat e ll1e 11li.Hleting ex pertJ :-,u, and lhat \ nne oi' the pillar> o i' :wor ld ·..., l ~ ll' !.!l'S I hrewcr and why they huill sudl great head off wh;ll wa,; slt;tpin g hranlh." Brito said . Still, '<>me experts quesup as an ac ri rnoniou ;-. :righ t. Swa llowing tion ed wheth e r ln8cv .t.:a n :Anheuser- Busch will ~ivc really hold otT ind efinitc ;lnBev. th e ma~er ~ nf 11 ·brand > i n c ludin ~ Ste ll a With the. U.S. CUHHIIllY :Artois, Beck'.< ;ind Bass, . slc•wing. lnBe y mi glll clJii'half the U.S. hccr mark~! strain spe ndin t• on .;.: pnn ~ ·and a fifth oi' l lwsc 111 emlurscmenls. said John · · S~Veeney. director of :china and Ru ss ia . : Gaining co nt rol of an · srorts eommu1fica tion at :iconic, beer brand . Universitv of North :Budweise r - I n se ll into Carolina < Sc hool l1t' :emergin g markets :-. uch a:; Journali sm . Bu t th e com·China an d Bra;il wa~ . a pany must g uard again•.a key pan o i' the deal, said m 111 peli tors swooping in ·JnB ev Chief Executi ve to buy an y advertisin g :ca rl os Brit o, w ho wi ll space il abandon .s. he said. Ry;m Kurek. C EO of :retain his po.sition . : "What con.~ um crs <.:are is Leverage Sport s. a mo torthat th eir Bud will alwavs ' ports mar~elin g rirm j)e their Bud. and thai's hascd in Char lol!c. N.C.. ·)vhat we're commi tted to, said he woulu be more 1Jol only the product, the ' · than- Sl\rpri'sed' if lnBev :Hualit y. th~ beer .. , hut deciued to pull the :'nlso the h~ri tage. the Budweiser branu ou l of ~re weries. who · brews the American >pori > anJ -beers, and everything NASCAR in panie~lar. ~hat 's connected to the '' Budweiser does spend :hrewcrics," Brito ' said an awful lot of money in Monda y. overall sports marketing - ~ That image ha s heen and you might see cut:tluilt by .spending heavil y hacks, hut I'd be stunned , :On market ing. Indu stry frankly, 10 see any signifi~stimates put Anheuser·, cant .cuts in NASCAR : · •• In thi s June 12 file photo. crates of Beck's beer are seen on the ground of the lnBev brewery in Bremen, northern , Germany. Anheuser-Busch reportedly has agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer lnBev for $49.9 billion. The deal being reported by The Wall Street Journal would create the world's largest brewer and put the iconic American beer ·maker in the h<1nds of the Belgian-bas6d con:pany behind Stella Artois and Beck's beers. Anht'u..,l' r- 8u ~c h e ,\l'L'U- co .s ls 'c ry <:are fully, ti\·e.., an: l'Xpel'led to hi. t\t.: C11111loyces mu st justify ( I han d in til~ new cot npa· the ir joh c1 cry year. ny , and ptesuntahly in tis' Where Anh euser-Busch marketin g pl an>. CHJ cxcc uti ve·s travel by priAugust Uu >cll IV ''i ll 1 atc je t. Njemann said m ove into ;1 non -L' '>i.Ccuti\c lnB el: folk •s wil l he n vino0 rnl e, but wi ll be on th e ' coach In St. -Louis - · at1d ~ IH' \V ,_· nmpa!1 y'~ b•):trd. • .. , . ; " " "'""'~ 1:.~t...• th o ,... ;,.,• ,. '"'"' '-H J ll~lll ,, -··: 1 1a11 lnBc v sa id it plan > lo u... e S1. L n ui ~ a.., ih No rlh svstc m. not a cab or lim,;u sine. !'rom th e airport to . A mer it: an hL' it dq ua rt c r....,. Anh euse r- Bu sch 's heaaand th at it wt ll keep ope n qua nc rs. , all 12 o f Anlleuscr"They' ll s tart cu llin g Bu scll's Nort h Ameri c-,111 I' ro m th ere," she , sa id . hrcw~rie\ . "Thcv ' ve <>OI it down to a Brit n trie d to rc<t..,surc sc ie n'ce . '>rhey're very worker<.; worried about smart people.'' pos~ i b k job Ju,c:-.. :-.;tyi ng The co mpani~s will also the co mpan y cuuld i"'lead >el l oil ·· nuncorc assets" ;m u thai they would not name e.xpecl "gro\1 lh desp ite to rai.sc ·pan of the financiuvc >llllctil" Anheu se r- Bu sc h's cxi, l- ing fm the deal. They i ng plan s to shed I, I X5 hope to elme the deal by positions - mostly b.y the 'en.d ot Lhe .year, though offering early retirement it need s approval by the <.tnJ m.Jt fillin g ~:x i sti ng shareholde rs of hath comvat: a t l t: ll'~. panics as wel l as U.S, and Thai plan haLl already Ell anti tru st regu lators. spreau tl1e pain across the Anh e user- BtTsc h might but lnBev's have a diffi cult time pushboaru , approach is more .s urgical- ing Buuweiser overseas, ly preci s.e, sa id finan c-ial though, because America analy st Juli Niemann of is n' t known for beer Smith Moore & Co. In a unli ke it s hamb urgers and company tha t wa lche' soft drink s. said Stanley Baran, a communications professor at Bryant University in Rhode Island . " I don't know that that 's worth it given the difficulty- in beroming an }ntemational brand, You can be :.. -- ' -,,·,,. ,. ,, ",· ,·utta't b(ana' ot" ... 11 11 "" u. soda because we did soda and nobody else di(l ," Baran said. "B ut other guys were doing beer before we were so mu ch so that we give our beers foreign sounding names so that we can seem beer equiva'ients," lnBcv has had its share of marketing stum ble s. Aft er the 2004 merger between Belgium"s lnterbrew ;md Brazil-. based AmBev, the share price soared as InBev cut costs and rolled effortlessly into booming emerging markets in Ru ssia and BraziL · . But holding market share amid Europe's reluc , tant drinkers has been more difficult - and may be where lnBev most neeus Anheuser-Busch's expertise. lnBev quietly dropped Brahma from the global beer brand after failing· to win over Europeans to its neutral taste, and Stella's branding ran into serious trouble in Britain where thP hinh . •-d r>nhl-~ 1 l•uuu• '""" ... -.. "' b" .............. ~ ...... 6 ...... o.Ll:l . " ASSOCI ATED PRESS WRITER ·; ' LONDON The :ixpcns . at London' s ;i'<atural Hi story Mu seltm ::pride th etmelveson hein g :;tble to ide nti fy spec ies ·from around th e globe. 1'rom birds and mammals 10 in sects and snakes . Ye t ',. l'hey can ' t figure out a tiny um, co llcctiom mana ge r re d-and-b lack bug that h;ts Max Barcla y said appeared in -the museum 's Tues~a y . own garde ns. , Within _thrcc nH>nth >. it The almond -shaped had bcc:ome the most in secL about the s ize o f a co mmon insec t in the gargra in of ri ce. and wns first <left. and it was al sq spot· :. ·seen in March 2007 on ted in othe r ce ntr ;~ l some of the plane tree s · London park.s. he sai u. that grow on the gro und s The museum has more of the 19th ce ntury muse- than 28 mil lion · in sec t speci es in its collection, but none is an exact match .for this one . Still , Barclay is ca(ttiou s about calling it a new di scovery. " I don't ex pect to fi nd a new >pcc ics in the gardens of a mu se um ," he said . "Dee p ips ide a tropi.cal rainfores t, yes, but not in centra l London." Associated Press reporters Aoife White in Brussels and Chery] Wittenauer in St. Louis contributed to this report. Emily Fredrix reported from Mil waukee. The bug resembles the specie s. · Arot:atus roeselii, which Either way, it appears is usually found in central the mu seum 's tiny visitor, Europe but is a brighter which appears harmless, r~d and lives on ' alder is here to stay. trees . Entomologists sus" We waited. to see if the peer the new bug could be insect would survive the' a version of the roeselii British winter," Barclay that has adapted to live on said. :'It did and it 's thriv- . plane trees. but acknowl- . ing, so now we had better edge it could be a new figure out what it is," Hey ~lo;ns -and Dads, Grandmas and Grandpas and Aunts and-Uncles ... r, ( , '" t ' ·~ -..,__ .,_ . ' , t ~ '. . ·._, ~~·· . -. ·· " • . '• ' . ,-.. " · • · II'<' ·· ',/ ~,.,, '1(. -· This is ~our :chan~e· te ,-~'Show, Em .(Jff!'t:t:· • .. ~ 41 In the Daily Sentinel • / '' ~\ A Special supplement to highlight babies, Your Baby's Name Here Ages newborn to four years old. 1,I f r----------------~-----, 1 Baby's I I I Name . Age I I Baby· Edition '08 to be published Friday, July 25 .. Your Baby's Age .Parents Names Here Simply send your baby's · photograph along with the coupon to the)eft with ~·our payment of I $10.00, and we'll do the rest. I I I Address , I Phone 1 Address will not be published 1 L-----~----------------~ Mail or deliver to: I· ,_ 1 I IPa~nb I The Daily BAIJIES! The Daily Sentinel llox 729, Ill Cqurt ~treet Pomeroy, OH 45769 . Deadline for submission, Friday, July 18 Sentinel l1l Court St Pomeroy, OH . ,============~~------~------------------------------------~ \ • Reunions Birthdays Saturday, July 19 POMEROY Glaze reunion will be helu at the home of Bill and Louise Radfo rd. Potluck at noon, followed by games. for the children and music for the adults, Relatives and friends invited. Friday, July 18 POMEROY Bill Matlack will observe hi s 92nd birthday' on Jul y 18. Cards may-be sent to him in care of George Dallas. 29918 Rolling Ridge Drive. Agoura Hills. Calif.. 9130 L REEDSVILLE Sunday, july 20 Raymo nd M. 'Mi ller will CHESTER - Runion of observe his 80th birthday on decendents of Guy anu Iva · July 22. He lives at 39857 Singer, 12:30 p.m. Masonic · Silver Ridge Rd .. Lodge, Chester. Take cov.- Reeusville. I A~ -P~i!~ --o - --._, Tuesday, July 15, 2008 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Tflats ju~t too much information for dinner at a restaurant because they are saving their money. I reminded her thai I am retired and on a fixed income . . Dear Annie: I'm a high-school stu- Both she and her husband work and dent. Recently. my . uncle "Joe" and I spend a lot of money on magazine subhave been hanging out a lot. H~ gives scriptions , TV and .other frivolous : me rides to school and picks me up things . from after-school activittes . , He also This relationship seems very onetakes me to summer programs. He's a sided to me. We love our grandson so. lifesaver because my mother hates to much it would hurt us to terminate the . urive nie and I'm in a lot of activities. relationship, but our self-centered Anyway, about two months ago, dur- daughter and her husband are rpaking it ing one of our drives home, Uncle Joe difficult to want to see them. Are we confided that he was seeing another expecting too much?- Sad Grandpa woman. Thi s made me really uncomDear Grandpa: You're willing to fortable because my. aunt, his wife, is give up a relationship with your daughabout to give birth to their second child. t~r and grandson because lhey , don't I tried not to make a big ueul out of it feed you when you visit? She may be. and figured he wouldn't say anvthinQ self-centered and a harl hnsres<, but you else, but I was wrong. Now he te'lls me · are taking a very harsh stance. Instead, about hi s dates and that, for a while, he why not see them less often? Or have your grandson vis it without tl,Jem. was seeing more than o.ne woman. I don't know how to tell Uncle Joe Surely if you value the -relationship at that I don't want to hear about his rela- all, you can find a compromise. The tionships. I already feel guilty knowing choice is ultimately yours, but please: he lies to my au11t, telling her he 's play- don't do · anything you will come to _ ing poker with I he guys when he' s out regret. with some girlfriend . What should I do? Dear Annie: Here's a suggestion for -Too Much Information '")'lo State Sue," whose husband wanted Dear TMI: It is highly imlppropriate · her to wear a trashy outfit when they for Uncle Joe. to confide in you. Tefl went out of town on vacation. him this informatiQJl puts you in a diffiShe shouiJ purcha~e similarly ridicucult position arid makes you uncomfon-' lous gear for him - maybe extremely able . He should be aware that you may tight, low-riding pants and a very closenot be able to keep hi s secrets because fitting sheer shirt l!llbltltoned halfway, you · sympathize with your aunt. He with a big gold chain around his neck. If needs to understand that you don't find he is willing to wear his new outfit, she the bragging about his exploits to be should be willing to wear hers. ' They admirable. You might" also suggest he may actually discover a new hobby they work on the problems in his marriage can participate in together. - Kansas with a professional. You may lose your Dear Kansas: We are so enjoying the rides,- bul you'll gain some self-respect. thought that some of those trashy-lookDear Annie: My wife and I have two ing folks we encounter on the street grown children who five several hours may, in fact, be disguised couples on a awav. Our nroblem is with our 3! ~year~ romantic v~c3ticn. Vivc l' umoui! old married daughter. Anniec! MailbtiX is wri(ten by Kathy , We live in Florida, and when the kids Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime visit,we go nut of our way to stock th e · editors of the Ann (Amdets column. refrigerator, serve the foods they like Please e-mail your-questions to anniesand take them to -see the local aurae - illailbox@comcast.net, or write to: tfons , However, when we visit our Atmie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, daughter 's house, she never recipro- . Chicago, JL 606ll. To find out more cates. During our last visit, even though about Annie's Mailbox, and read fea· , we did plenty of baby -s itting. our tures by other Creators Syndicate writ· . daughter had no food in the house for us ers and cartQonists, visit the Creators to eat. · Syndicate Web page at' She recently said they can't· join us www.creators.com. KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR BY BUSINESS CARD DIRECTORY ••• . MEERA SELVA CHESTER Shade River Lodge special mee t, ing, 7 p.m. for purpose of ;conferring Entered ApprenticeDegree on one ·candidate. Refre s hm~nts to follow. Other events nicknamed "wife-beater.": Mexico' s Grupe Modelo , half-owned by Anheuser-Busch, said Monday that that relationship gives it consent rights to the deaL But Brito said he didn't "see any impedicoming from ment s Modelo" and he was in . " positive' talks about keeping, the company as a ' partner. . Anheuser-Busch shares rose 37 cents · to $66'.8? after rising to a 52-week high of $(>7.55. !Mystery insect bugging experts at London museum : · ·, By 'ered dish . RACINE - Cozart fami ly reunon. Racine American Tuesday, July 15 Monday, July 21 Legion hall, Potluck at RUTLAND - Rutland POMEROY - Vacation noon . Family and friends ·Village Council. resc hed- Bibl e School · at First · · welcome. , uled regular meeting, 7 Southern Bapti st Church. p.m. , civic center. 41812 Pomeroy Pike. 6 to 9 COOLVlLLE p.m . For more information Friday, July 18 call Rachacl Needs. '!49 - · Descendants or Arthur and Nelson Wat son will have ' , LETART FALLS 1325. ' reunion at noon at th_e ·homc : Annual budget meeting of . of Jim and Debbte Watson, ;Letart Township Tru stees, 9 Thursday, July 17' Woods Rd .• 42455 :a.m.. offit:e building. ' TUPPERS PLAINS Coolvi lle. South Bethel Commu nit y Church weekend revival. 7 p.nuhrough s·arurday. Gene Goodman will preach Thursuay, with Jerry and Tuesday, July 15 'fuesday, july 15 RACINE Southern Lisa Queen singing, David CHESTER - Chester Barringer will speak Friday Athletic Boosters. 6:30 :count:il 323, Daughters of anJ Tommy St:yoc will p.m .. high school.. discuss ;Americ, 6:30 p.m.. picnic 'ing. On Sawrday. Dave upt:oming sports seaso ns, ·adt the hall , meetmg adt Dailey will speak and also informational · meeting :7:30 p.m. Take covered Debbi~ Dailey and fatnily for parents of in coming :d ish. will sing. high school athletes. Thursday, July 17 POMEROY The :American Cancer Society :Meigs County Advisory ·Board meeting~ noon, base: ment conference room at .Pomeroy Library. new , members welcome, lunch provided, 992 -6626 · to ' RSVP. ' • Church events Clubs and organizations :rn liip into the U.S. u Hnpa·ny" ... nw.., ..,j,~,.• ma rke tin g. C\ ' ~ lli S · f rom power and 111ake the " POri \ . ' JAS C'AR to Ullirnatc .Buuwc i'n and Bud Li~ht :brand.-. i ntu globally r~c ­ Fightin b!. "This dea l is tran slorma·ugni ;ed rrtldlll'h akin to lion:tl lor lnl:l n. not j ust :col·a-Cola or PL'f1"1. : Lcavin ~ mark~tin!.! hccnu"c..' of th e :-.c alc and · :unt <Ht,· he(l. th ough. wilt the econ o mi c ~~.: ope th;.tt thi .\ uivc ... them . hut me:11l L' lll" ~,.· J ..:;cw hcr ~. hcc<.LLJ~C InB~.:v i..; 'ce J...in!.! . !nB c \' cxpcch to w rin g :out S 1.5 billi11n in ilnnual to become nwn: of a mar':. -..;a,·in !..! ..... mo-.t · of wh ic h kcling-hascd culture.'' said :wil l . .come l'rlHll h~ lt L' r Stcinnwn. Britn mad e hi " cnminit:nlan <.lgJ Ji g th ~ "up p ly -chain . lnB cv ~c·eps" 'harp mcn t cl ear Monday. "'Y- : .:community Calendar l'.S . >pending laq year at ~ -'IX million, 'aid Bcnj n• • .r ~·.l" · 'Tn •· - -- I . BY 'CHRISTOPHER LEONARD AND EMILY fREDRIX ' ' .Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Barack Obama, D-IlL, poses with support"rs at AP Photo . the NAACP convention in Cincinnati, Monday. .Obama tells NAACP .blacks must take responsibility . job and the marketplace is Obama spokeswoman doing its joh, ... none of it Linda Douglass deni ed the will make a dilference - at · canuidate was· trying to least not enough of a ditter- boost support among white ence - if we also don't at voters with his own ''Sister . CINCINNATI -Democrat Barack Obama the same time seize more · Souljah·· moment. received a prideful welcome responsibility in our own Addressing a black audi_ .from the annual NAACP lives." ence in 1992, Democrat Amid building cheers. presidential candidat e Bill convention Monday nigh!. 'but in a stirring speech to Obama declared: "When we ' Clinton accused the hip-hop the nation's oldest civil are takin!! care of our own arti st of inciting vio lence ,rights organization, he stu IT, then a lot or other against whites. Some black :•nonetheless insisted- blacks folks are going to be inter- leaders. including Jackson, ;must sllOW weater responsi- ested in joining up and :.biJity for Improving their · ·working with us and taking criticized Clinton, but it care of Amerit:a 's stuff. We helped reinforce his image ·:own lives. • The man who could can lead by example, as we as a politician who refused A1ecome the first blat:k pres- diu in the civil rights move- to pander. '"It's ·not just a speech ;idenl urged Washin~tnn to ment. Because the problems· aimed at black audiences. !provide more educatton and that plague our ~ommunity It's aimed at all parents," ;economic assistance. He are not unique to us. We just :called on col'porale America have them a little worse. but Douglnss said. Noting Obama also called for more · :ro exercise greater social they ' re not unique to us." :;responsibility, But he also Obama. who grew up corporate and government treceived his most lusty without his father. has spo- responsibility, she addeu : 'This is a larger theme of ~pplause as he urged blacks ken and wrillen at length -~o demand more of them- about issues of parental responsibility." :Oselves. responsibility an<;) fat~ers While Jackson com: "If we're serious· about participating in their chil - plained about such Obama ;reclaiming that dream, we dren\ lives. Yet a sim ilar speechmak ing, other civi l· ;have to do. more in our own speech by the Illinoi s sena- rights activists from the ·Ji'ves. There's' nothing tor on, Father·s Day prompt- NAACP disagreed . They ::wrong with sayi ng that," ed an awkward rebuke from think Obama is doing a the Rev. Jesse Jack son, a , good job balancing hi s role ~bama told ·a crowd estipresidential as a black candidate with <mated at 3,000. " But with Democratic :·providing the gu idance our contender in 1984 and 1988, the need to speak to all :children need , turning off a protege of the Rev. Martin races. :the TV set and putting away Luther King Jr. and a fe llow Civil rights veteran Julian ~he video games; attending · Chicago political activi st. Bond , the NACCP board . Jackson apologized last chairman, ·!!hose p;trent-teacher conferdrew ioud after being · caugh t week :ences, helping our children in a speech applause 'With their homework, set- saymg on an open micro. ··ting a good example. That's phone that he wanted 10 cas- Sunday night when he ~w hat everybody' s got to trate Obama for speaking described Obama's canJidacy as a' milestone, ; down to blacks. · 'do '• ." "The country seem; ~ ·He added: "I know some Republican candidate < proud, and I know all of us \say I've been too tough on John McCain is scheduled !folks talking about respon- to aduress the NAACP\ here are . thai a candidate meeting on campaigning in .: ities where ~ibili ty. NAA_CP, I'm here 99th Wedn esday. President Bush he could not have stayed in ~o report, I'm not going to :Stop talkin g about ii. was criticized for not speak- a hot el 40 years ago has -Because as much I'm out ing dt the conv<!nlion until won his party's uu111i11aliun :there to fight to make sure 2006 - his fifth year in for the nation 's highe' l office," Bond said. that government"s doing _its office. 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Ask for Brenda or Dave (Ad deadli.ne is Tuesday, July 22nd) �• Tuesday, July 15, 2008 PageA4 . '!'he Dailv Sentinel Tuesday, July 15, 2008; " (740) ' 992-215~ • FAX (740) 992-2157 ' www.mydallysentlriel.com ' ' Ohio Valley Publishing Co. .. ' '• • Dan Goodrich ' • .. . Publisher •. Charlene Hoeflich · General Manager-News Editor . Congress shall make no law respecting atr establishment of religion, or prohibititrg the free exercise thereoj; or abridging tlu freedom · of speech, or qf the press; or the right of tlu people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S VIEW Time for integrity . Dear Editor: I'm a 61 year-old registered Re11Ublican who didn ' t vote for the current oc.cupant of the White Hou se, nor his Democratic opponent, nor any other Republican or Democratic candidate for President in th e last 25 _years. That might change this year. r nave preny tougli stand,urds, and this year ·w·iH be no ex~.: c:viiuu. We first need to change the culture of Washington and the way our politicians govern. They need to recognize whom they work for. When 75 percent of Americans and Iraqis say they want us out of a war that has killeu more than 4.000 Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis because _our President lied , we need a new President, willing to admit we're wrong and get us out, pronto. We need to repair the damage and come home . and we need to hold those responsible accountable. In other words, show a little integrity for a change and try to regain the. respect of the world community. Witn, an ·that is .going on in the world, we need a Bresident. smart enough to understand and respond rationally and even-handedly to events. We need so meone who will think and listen to others before acting. Our next President needs to be a good communicat(lf and negotiator, with an open ;nind, willing to lis!en before judging or engaging in the bully tactics of the past. We can't let our policiesbe dictated by the profiteers of the military-inuustrial compie.<. or foreign countries who have dictated our policies iri the past. Our fiscal and encomic problems are tied to our policies of meddling around the globe. Perhaps that's why the two Presidential priniary candidates who received t~e most contributions from military personnel were Ron Paul and Barack Obama. John McCain's ba se is th e 20 percent who think our ·country is going in the right direction. y.oas bowing to reality. Maybe the biggest question ........ ·· But much more uubious of the 2008 presidential cam- in fact , raising questions paign is "Who is Sen. Barack of character - is his abanObama really1'' Of late, the donment of a so lemn mystery is deepening. promise 10 run his generalIt's customary for presi Morton .elec tion campa ign with uential candidates to move Kondracke public t"tmds if his to the center for the ge neral Republican opponent did. election after they 've pan Ob:una still says he favors dered to their party 's base in public' financing anu he the primaries - but the Illinois Democrat has that Obama take steps to even claimed with a straight face that his collect ion of claimed not to be your customary. candidate, but some- make it clear that he really hundreds of millions of dol .. . .love and appreciate the i·,trs · from Sln,· tll, private one who was goingto usher does country anu that he shares 111 a new politics. middle-class values. So he's donors - along with a lot He has eloquently put the pin back on. In TV from big !)onors, too promi sed "change we can images as he speaks, he 's actually constitutes public believe in," but lately he's practically wrapped 111 financin g. changing hi s tune on so American flags. He's rcFrom this episode many issues it's becoming a explained hi s ancestry and which probably matters only legitimate question : Can his upbringing. to political insiders __:._ we VOlCI~i~Ullj Ut:llt:Vt: 111111111 ! He has a prohlem with learn that Ubama is a politiIn a year when _Democrats white working-class voters, . cian of. shall we say, nexihave everything gomg for and if he takes his posijion 'blc principles. Pastor Wright them, I think the primary . to appea l to them - or told us as. much before reason Republican Sen. changes posi tion s - it 's Obama · disowned him, John McCain is trailin g probably no big deal. although the pastor certainly Obama by only ·2 points in Ohama also endorsed deservcu to be disO\IIned. the Gallup Poll is that voters aspects of P,re~ ident Bush 's Then there's hi s position slili have their doubts about faith~ ba sed initiative. White on the North America"n Free Obama. working-class voters ·do· Trade Agreement. which he .Some of the doubts are love their guns, the ir said during the primaries ridiculous or even perni - churches and law and order, and continues to .~ay on hi s campai gn Web · site cious - such as whether · after all. Obama ts a patnottc · It also undoubtedly helps should be renegotiated . But American. a Christian and a Obama with the crucial lately he's ' said that stateperson who "shares your independent vote for him to ment was "overheated." cause dismay among his It see ms he wants it both values." on the ways - satisfying the anti He brought some of this supportel·s on himself - by saying that MoveOn.org left - as he free-trade AFL-CIO on the wearing an American nag diu by dropping his pledge one hand and a pa>Sei of lapel pin constituted "false to filibuster the grant of pro-trade New York investpatriotism" and by remain- legal immunity to tcle~om- ment bankers on the other. -And, finally. there's Iraq. tng for 20 years in the munication.s companies taking part in Bush's terrorist It's been a bedrock principle racially incendiary Rev. :-.~ ua··.:cilliiiii:~ fiHJgram. ol his campaign that he would Jerem ia!, ;v, igi1l'.'\ ~.:hUn.:h. I haooen to think il was null 'Ill I I ~ ,..,., .......... .-.t , .. Some of the rest of it such as that Barack Hussein the right decision on the ~~;· ;i;·hi~-'16 ;;~~~;; ~[';~k= Obama is really a Muslim merits - · · and the Foreign · ing office. Last week, in one - is being spread on the lntelli~ence Surveillance press conference, he said he Act reflirm bill needed to be might "refine" that schedule. Internet by haiers. In a hastily ~ailed second It's perfectly reasonable passed promptly, so Obama _ , -·· . II I I' • o • <"> H .......... .. 1.----------------------------r~--------~ ' . ~etty press conference, he said,: no- he was sticking by the schedule, though the pace of withdrawals might change· from month to month,. depending on circumstances and military advice. Is this a tlip-fiop' A canny· pragmati st's bowing . to changed circumstances and: the dawning awareness that U.S. foreign policy might· well be on his shoulders? · It would convince me that. he was a daring man of character if he went to Iraq, · saw Gen. David Petraeus and the situation on the ground and came back say.. ing: "This war was wrong at the start, but now we have to win it - and we can win it, politically and militarily. We will withdraw - but. only under conditions of success." Such a statement would' finally show that he can .. buck the dominant attitude of .the Democratic Party. If, he added that he was wrong to oppose Bush's 2007" troop surge, so much the: better. Pending such an unlikely : ·event, the question is open: Is this guy the real deal or. an ,eloquent phony? A flip-, fiopper, a cynic, just an : ordioary pol with a gift of the gab- or a genuine cen... ter-liberal capable ot;. tack- , ing while steering a deter- : mined course? There's time to find out before November, but the. media have to help with. intcn::ie, ongoi'ng scrutiny and lots of tough questions. (Morton Kondracke is executive editor of Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hill.) ,, .·• Jane Friend, 83, of Bashan passed away on · Monday, July 14,2008 at St. Joseph's Hospital after a brief illness. She was born on Sept. 16, 1923, in Syracuse, to. the late Fran and . Alice (Swarenger) Capehart. She was a homemaker: She is survived by -sons: Randy and Shirley Friend, Long Bottom, and Brett Friend, Florida; and grandson, Mathew Friend, Long Bottom. .· She was preceded in death by her parents and a son, Jeff Friend. . Graveside service will be h'eld at II a.m. on Wednesday, · July 16, 2008 at the Gilmore Cemetery with the Rev. Jim Cundiff officiating. At Mrs. Friend's request there will be no . visitation. Arrangements are being handled by the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Online registry is available by loggi ng on to www.andersonmcdaniel.com. · · --.~'.-- Eleanor Leonard .~., Eleanur E. Leonard, 72, Pomeroy, passed away on July · 13, 200R, at Holzer Medical Center, G3!!ipoli s. She was born Aug. 27, I 935, in Pomeroy, daughter of the late Clyde and Mildred Bailey Well. She was employed as a .secretary at the local school district and also by the fam • ily owned business. She was a member of the Daughters of America. She was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Nick ·Leonard, Pomeroy; sons : Daniel (Terri) Leonard, Pomeroy, · and Nick (Arnie) Leonard , Jr. , Kingston, Ga. ; grandchildren• Kiana, Chris, Samantha, Cori, andKaitline; a sister, Donna Ritchie, Columbus; live nieces anti nephews: Diane, Gene, Butch, Lisa, David; and a cousin, Margaret Yost, Racine. · · Service will be at II a.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 2008, at the First Southem Baptist Church in Pomeroy. Officiating will be Rev. Lamar -O'Bryant and burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. on Tuesday at the First Southern Baptist Church. A registry is availal;lle online at www.andcrsonmcdaniel.com. Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. French Colony Chorus Chorus to open Chautauqua program The French Colony· include African American GALLIPOLIS - French George Colony Chorus will open . Chorus will precede an inventor Tuesday's premiere evening historical reenactment of Washington Carver, indus .. presentation of Ohio ·highlights in the life of triali st and philanthropist Chautauqua in the big telephone inventor Andrew Carnegie, champistriped tent at Gallipolis Alexander Graham Bell by . on of hlack education City Park. Michael A. Hughe s . .A ' Mary McLeod Bethune, An evening of free enter- hallmark of Chautauqua and Ohio inventor Thomas The public is tainment and education will presentations, current his- Edison. start shortly after 6:30, torians \jssume the person - encouraged to come to the "'''' l v · ,_.,l c'1ap•or • ,.,_, vi. uigitlly pr">emmions in tl'!e '"'h'n th· l~c" ~··· na of a. famom ar- less"' Sweet Adelines known fi~ure who hn s park a:-; we! ! as day pro· International will feature affected our lives . ' By grams at Bossard their performance of four- speaking and acting as Memorial Library. being 6 part acapella harmony bar- though they arc those real given Tuesday through bershop style, a uniquely characters. they bring to .. Saturday. There is no charge for the Granville "Grant" E. Parsons, 80, of Middleport, former- American art form that is life the thoughts, words adnlission In case of actions of the persons events. ly of Cheshire, died Sunday, July 13, "2008, at the Hol zer now popular around the and behind the nan'les learned in clemen t weather, the · The variety of songs world. Medical Center Emergency Room. He is survived by his evening performances will spans decades and genres of in hi story c Iasses. wife, Donna Parsons of Middleport. The characters for suc- be moved to the historic musical styles that always Services will be II a.m .. Wedn~sday, July 16, 2008, at the entertain ceeding evenings will Ariel Theater. a wide audience. Willis Funeral Home with Rev. Dave Frye officiating. Burial will follow in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 15, 2008, at the funeral home. Family will serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. Please visit www.willisfunenuhome.com to send e-mail condolences. CHESTER - Heather of the American Philip Roush's service in Lane Hartung Wegher, Revolution located in the American Revolution. Heath er" is the granddaughter of Jackie Bahr· Arvada, Colo. daughter of Laura Mae To become a member a Hartung and Kenneth L. Allan R. Lundell, 50, Lancaster, died Monday, July 7, Hartung, recently com- woman must prove that an Hartun g Nice and the late 2008. pleted the application ancestor was a patriot of Eddie, Hartung, and Eileen , His wife, Mary Winebrenner Lundell survives. process and was a.c~epted the American Revolution. Pigott Bahr and Henry E. · .Funeral was at 2. p.m. Thursday, July 10, 2008, at as a charter member of the Heather qualified for Bahr. all of Meigs County. Halteman·Fett & Dyer Funeral Home, Lancaster, with .bur- Doctor Susan Anderson membership based upon · She resides in Colorado Chapter of. the Daugh(ers her Bahr-Will ancestor with her husband Vince ial in Forest Rose Cemetery. Deaths I 1.. ,.,_ Granville Grailf E. Parsons Rate rrom Page At The shame cifAfrica reporter who had beew jaileu in Bulawayo, · Zimbabwe's , second· largest . city, for sneaking into the .. country to cover the first · round of elections. . :rext mess·ages he now . regularly gets from released · former cellmates include: "I · am begging you Mr. Jonathan pliz (sic) help us. : ... We cannot stay in this · country any longer, it is · mad place now." In the June 30, Times of: . London, Jonathan Clayton ' writes: ''My ceUmates all had· a naive belief that the outside · world would not stand by and · watch President Mugabe cheat his way back to power.. They desperately sought reas- · ·surance. I never said· what I · truly believed - that once· again Mr. Mugabe would get: away wt\h murder." -But elsewhere, life goes · on.' Congressman Dana' Rohrabacher, a Republican of California, says of sportsman George W. ' Bush's attending the open- ' ing of China's Genocide . Olympics: "a president ... promoting 'democracy and human rights loses credibil- · ity (attending) ceremonies of the Olympics in a coun- ~­ try that is the world's worst human-rights abuser.". Not quite tl)e )l'orst. There . are a number of ardent competitors for this title. ' Mugabe may yet win that gold medal while Zimbabwe's ·people wholly drop out of the news. (Nat,H.entojf is a nation- · ally renowned authority on the flirst Amendment and the Bill of . Rights and ' author of many books, including "The War on the : Bill of Rights and the Gnt1!ering Resistance" (Se~en Stories Pren, · 2004)) The French Colony Chorus will also headline their show. "Under the Boardwalk", at the Ariel Theater at l!:OO on Saturday, August .16. A montage of 50's and 60's music, the show will feature a men's barbershop chorus. The · Thnndertnnes , and '.even;! quartets from both choruses.Jickets for the show and ari afte rglow celebration of b<Jrbershop music are available locally. For more illfa rmation_ about th e chorus (>erformanc(JS, conta c t Bel·:· Alberchimki at 740-446-· 2476 m· Su;1· Porker at 740. 992-5555. . . Meigs descendant joins DAR Allan Lundell Union's (and the United Global attention. followmg Robert Mugabe 's bloodNation 's) utter failure to be of any use to these people. drenched extension of his presidency in Zimbabwe, Chamunorwa Shamhu, an was on the summit meeting employee of one of the few of the leaders in the African nongovernmental organizaNat At the start, Ashathe Liberator allows to Union. tions · Richard D. Manuel Hentoff Rose Migiro, deputy secrefunction in Zimbabwe, says • Grove City tary general of the United · of his colleagues: "This is Nations, spoke plainly: no joke - people have been "This is a moment of truth operating like zombies. L.ETTERS TO THE for regional leader~." with tion (May 26) that gave tile People are listless. dejecteu. EDITOR Mugabe having created "the Movement for Democratic have no interest in their single greatest challenge to Change control of the par- work. ,, . Letters ·to the editor are welcome. They should be less . This heavy pall is not limregional stability in south.. liament. This was only a 10than 300 words. All letters are mbject tv editin g. must he ern Africa." ited to that workplace . IRIN signed, and include addre.u wid telephone numbe1: No ,A, · few African heads of seat majority for the MDC; News adds: ~' Psychologist and ominously, as the unsigned letters will be IJtlbli.>lted. Letter.> should be in states agreed with 'her. African Union leaders were Paddington Japajana said good taste, addres.>ing is>t.tes, not personalities. Lel/ers of people appeared to have thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- notably Kenya's Pri.me meeting , the memtiers of , y mptoms akin to post-trauMinister Raila Odinga, who the legi slature had not yet ed for publication. · matic stress disorder - a said _o f his .reigning col - . been sea ted. leagues: "They should sus- . That fragile majority is condition associated with pend (Mugabc) and send now broken. The BBC dis- · horrific experiences. '"The condition manifests peace forces to Zimbabwe closed that the obstructive itself. ' " . Japajana said, to ensure free and fair elec· 10 MDC members are now (USPS 213-960) lions." .in prison or otherwise · '"t hrough profound sadReader services Ohio Vallet:.ublislilng Thi s heretic was ignored, charged and unavailable to ness. rear, depression, and the unscathed Mugabe take their seats. This will apprehension, failure to ; Correction Polley Published every afternoon, Monday - "Africa's Hitler" - was require, of course, bi-elec- concentrate, failure to par· bur main concern in all stories is to through Fnday, ·111 Court Street, asked only to consider tions, which, as in the ticipate in usual activities,"' be accurate. If you know of aiJ. error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class Also quoted is Sharon· forining a power-sharing runoff. will be supervised 1n a story, call lhe newsroom at {740) postage paid at Pomeroy. Dube, ·:who has two chilunity government with the by poll watchers wtth clubs Member: The Associated Press and 002-21.56. ., the Ohio Newspaper Association . opposition Movement for and some other forms of dren and is a junior at an Poatmuter: Send address correcDemocratic Chapge. And Mugabe -style electioneer- advertising agency." (Even Our main number Is tiOns to The Oaity Sentinel, 111 Court the United States, as of this ing .likely · to cause the in a wasteland like (7401 992-2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. writing, is pushing the U.N. demise of unpatriotic vot- Zimbabwe, there apparently : Department extensions are: Security Council to impose ers. The MDC, understand- is always a place .for an Subscription Rates garden-variety sanctions on ably, has man y conditions advertising agency.) By carrier or motOr roule · News One month ' 10.27 Dube, whose existence is · Mugabe 's swashbuckling before negotiating for a Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, E)(t. 12 One yea'r '115.84 of 110 interest to Mugabe or, "unity" govern ment. government. Dally 50' .Aeporter: Brian Reed, E~tl. 14 for that matter, to Mbeki_ Even if those sanctions But what of the people of Senior Citizen rates )leporter: Bel11 Sergent, Ext. 13 says: "My children are growwere not vetoed by China, Zimbabwe in the wake of One month '10.27 ing up and they need to eat. Russia and South Africa their liberator 's smiling One year '1 03.90 SL.Oscrbers should mrnil in adv~ (which has disgraced itself return from the African but my earnings are not able Advertising through President Thabo Union su mmit'! There has to sustain them. I have all Outakle S.ln: Dave Harris, Ell!. 15 dired Ia the Deity Sentinel. No sub· scription by mail permitted in areas Mbeki's appeasing "media- been little world press atten- along had led a pretty decent Out.ldl S.tea: Brenda_Davis, Ell1 16 where home earlier servk:e is availtion"), Mugabe's total con- · lion on the millions who life. but as things stand (in Ctaoo./Ctn:.: Judy Clark, Ext. 10 able trol of Zimbabwe's military, have not •been able to l]ee recent years). if the hardships Mall Subscription judiciary and his hordes of from what Mugabe is fond continue. the only option left · ,' . General Manager Inside Melgo County thugs will not be affected. of culling "the Zimbabwean to me woulu be prostitution." - Chariene Hoeflich, E)(t. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 As for the likelihood of way" pf governing . Al so revealing of the 26 Weeks '64.20 . the dictator'( "good faith" Due tll a Jul y 2 report world's :1bandonmcn t of 52Weeks ' 127.11 E-mail: ' efforts to work with a unity from Hamre, Zi mbabwe's what leaders running for ' news Omydailysentlnel .com Outside Melgo County ·government, the BBC -capitaL by the Unitcu office like to call "the ordi13 Weeks '53.55 reported on July 4 that he · Nations' IRIN news service, nary people.'' there are mesWeb: 26 Week• •io7 10 has alreauy taken care olthe we have some sense of the sages received by Jonathan www.mydallysen1inel.com 52 Weeks ' 214.21 annoyance in the first elec- result of the African Clayton. a Times of London . The Daily Sentinel Obituaries The Daily Sentinel• Page As Betty Friend Obama's changes raise issue:Can you believe him? :~he Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street. • Pomeroy, Ohio www .mydailyscntinel.com Sen. Brown takes up Ohio job fight _ the EPA has mandated the compensation time at the WILMINGTON (A P) increase to help ensure that . regular hourly rate. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown on the village can generate Roberts explained that enough funds locally to both policies are "employ- Monday gave DHL officials . maintain and improve the ee-friendly," and could petitions with more than .water system. potentially save the village 9,000 signatures urging the package delivery service to "The economy is bad, and wage costs. the public should know we · During open discussion, keep jbbs at its Ohio hub. Brown rallied with workhate to impose this increase Craig reported that new signs on our residents," Craig will soon be installed at Dave . ers from DHL, ABX Air and said. "I think if we let the Diles and Fennan E. Moore ASTAR Air Cargo. then public know the rate Parks. The signs were donat- stepped inside an, office tncrease is mandated, it will ed by PDK Construction and building to hand . over the be better accepted." will" be painted by George peiitions and meet with "It is important that the Harris, Jr. Craig suggested Mike Schmitt, director of public understand that if we that .Gerlach work with the do not approve the increase, Design Review Committee the EPA will do it," Craig - and other volunteers to cartsaid. "They are bigger th!m sider a historical palette for we are." the .sign at Dave Diles Park. Maxine · Whitehead will The new rates begin at .She suggested that the colors $12.25 monthly for the first chosen for the sign coordi- · tell the story of the settle2,000 gallons per residential nate with new exterior paint 111ent of Chester at the customer. Rates increase for the freight depot in the Courthouse at 2:30 p.m . and Jean Hilton will speak based on usage. The mini- park mum rate .for residents over Craig also announced that at 4:30 p.m. on the topic, 65 and those who are dis- a · teen dance planned for "History of Restaurant." The Harmonica abled will increase to this month will be postChampionship will take $11.03. poned until August. place at the Courthouse In other business, council Council also: • Approved payment of beginning at 5 p.m. under approved a new compehsation time policy for employ- bills in the amount of sponsorship_of Pepsi. Prizes will be $200 for tirst, $1 00 ees working overtime, $9, 763.14. which would allow them to • Approved the mayor 's for second , and $50 for opt for "camp time" at time report of fees and fines col- third. That will be followed and a half instead of a cash lected in June in the amount by a harmonica jam session . The annual Civil War ball of $8,158. time and a half payment. Council also approved a • Approved departmental with Jean Hilton "Miz Rosebud" calling, will take policy that would allow reports. place under the tent begin .. weekend supervisors, who Also present were might be hired to oversee Council Members Rae ning at 7 p.m. and the' traJi .. community service work- Moore, Sandy Brown, Craig tiona! lighting of the ers, to bank a $1 hourly dif- Wehrung, and Julia Chester · COUflhouse at 9:30 p.m. will conclude the day's ferential in exchange for Houston. activities. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. there will be a church service and gospel sing to rrom close out Chester-Shade Days. Byer said the fire and · cable, and electric lines. Sponsors for the event are radiant heat caused total Byer said the loss of Pepsi Cola Co., Swisher.. loss to a tool shed at 222 property and damages are Lohse Pharmacy, ChesterNorth Third, exterior dam- still being evaluated, and Hi storical Shade age to a building at 219 North Second Avenue expressed thanks to the Association , Summerfield MTB owned by Dick Owen, and fire department volunteers Restaurant, and ~ · · be ' ..... • Powei \...Ill n r. J-\ -''+- Jnfn damaged major telephone, and others who assisted. Fire and daughter. Lane . J ackic and Kenneth Hartung · of Athens and · their dau ghter Heat.her and, Lane of Co lorado and daughter, Andi, along with' her daughter, · Claire of Louisville visited Laura Mae Nice and Henry and Ilene Bahr. · ~eAt . operations for DHL's hub in Wilmington . DHL said in May it wants United Parcel Service to replace ABX Air and ASTAR Air Cargo in transporting DHL packages. That would mean much of the work normally handled at Wilmington Air Park would be transferred to UPS facilities. threatening at least 6.000 jobs in southwest Ohio. · Gov. Ted Strickland ABX employees and a. already has asked his legal advisers to investigate union that represents· postal, whether the proposal would workers have started a peti-_ violate federal antitrust laws. tion drive and lettcr.. writingBrown said his staff is campaign to try to persuade . looking hard at the deal. DHL to abandon its plan. along with U.S. Sen. Herb Workers and community Kohl , a Wi sconsin leaders delivered the same Democrat who ·chairs a sub- petition in Columbus on commillee that oversees Monday, handing it to an Department of antitrust issues. Lawmakers Ohio can't hold hearings until Development ofticial in the Strickland DHL reaches a final agree- Statehouse, spokesman Keith Dailey said. ment ·with UPS, Brown _said. ' Days r~m ~ageAt fuJI · suspension bicycle had been donated by Chester TNT Pit Stop for a drawing on Saturday evening. For the pie contest the entry fee is two double-crust pies. The prizes will be $20 for first, $15 for second. $10 for third, and $5· for fourth. Donations of pies not for the competition but for the auc .. tion are also being accepted. The pie auction is a fund raiser for expenses of the Chester Courthouse opera- tion. Other fund raisers are a cake _w<dk with an entry fee of $ 1 a person at th.e Civil War ball. and the sale of tickets on the bicycle givcawav. Categories for the pretty baby conte~t are 0 to II months. J2 months to 23 months, and 2 to 3 years old. The children are to dress in lay clothes. There is no entr.y fee. There will one winner in each category judged on appearance and personality. Save money with our multi· policy discount! 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Congress shall make no law respecting atr establishment of religion, or prohibititrg the free exercise thereoj; or abridging tlu freedom · of speech, or qf the press; or the right of tlu people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S VIEW Time for integrity . Dear Editor: I'm a 61 year-old registered Re11Ublican who didn ' t vote for the current oc.cupant of the White Hou se, nor his Democratic opponent, nor any other Republican or Democratic candidate for President in th e last 25 _years. That might change this year. r nave preny tougli stand,urds, and this year ·w·iH be no ex~.: c:viiuu. We first need to change the culture of Washington and the way our politicians govern. They need to recognize whom they work for. When 75 percent of Americans and Iraqis say they want us out of a war that has killeu more than 4.000 Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis because _our President lied , we need a new President, willing to admit we're wrong and get us out, pronto. We need to repair the damage and come home . and we need to hold those responsible accountable. In other words, show a little integrity for a change and try to regain the. respect of the world community. Witn, an ·that is .going on in the world, we need a Bresident. smart enough to understand and respond rationally and even-handedly to events. We need so meone who will think and listen to others before acting. Our next President needs to be a good communicat(lf and negotiator, with an open ;nind, willing to lis!en before judging or engaging in the bully tactics of the past. We can't let our policiesbe dictated by the profiteers of the military-inuustrial compie.<. or foreign countries who have dictated our policies iri the past. Our fiscal and encomic problems are tied to our policies of meddling around the globe. Perhaps that's why the two Presidential priniary candidates who received t~e most contributions from military personnel were Ron Paul and Barack Obama. John McCain's ba se is th e 20 percent who think our ·country is going in the right direction. y.oas bowing to reality. Maybe the biggest question ........ ·· But much more uubious of the 2008 presidential cam- in fact , raising questions paign is "Who is Sen. Barack of character - is his abanObama really1'' Of late, the donment of a so lemn mystery is deepening. promise 10 run his generalIt's customary for presi Morton .elec tion campa ign with uential candidates to move Kondracke public t"tmds if his to the center for the ge neral Republican opponent did. election after they 've pan Ob:una still says he favors dered to their party 's base in public' financing anu he the primaries - but the Illinois Democrat has that Obama take steps to even claimed with a straight face that his collect ion of claimed not to be your customary. candidate, but some- make it clear that he really hundreds of millions of dol .. . .love and appreciate the i·,trs · from Sln,· tll, private one who was goingto usher does country anu that he shares 111 a new politics. middle-class values. So he's donors - along with a lot He has eloquently put the pin back on. In TV from big !)onors, too promi sed "change we can images as he speaks, he 's actually constitutes public believe in," but lately he's practically wrapped 111 financin g. changing hi s tune on so American flags. He's rcFrom this episode many issues it's becoming a explained hi s ancestry and which probably matters only legitimate question : Can his upbringing. to political insiders __:._ we VOlCI~i~Ullj Ut:llt:Vt: 111111111 ! He has a prohlem with learn that Ubama is a politiIn a year when _Democrats white working-class voters, . cian of. shall we say, nexihave everything gomg for and if he takes his posijion 'blc principles. Pastor Wright them, I think the primary . to appea l to them - or told us as. much before reason Republican Sen. changes posi tion s - it 's Obama · disowned him, John McCain is trailin g probably no big deal. although the pastor certainly Obama by only ·2 points in Ohama also endorsed deservcu to be disO\IIned. the Gallup Poll is that voters aspects of P,re~ ident Bush 's Then there's hi s position slili have their doubts about faith~ ba sed initiative. White on the North America"n Free Obama. working-class voters ·do· Trade Agreement. which he .Some of the doubts are love their guns, the ir said during the primaries ridiculous or even perni - churches and law and order, and continues to .~ay on hi s campai gn Web · site cious - such as whether · after all. Obama ts a patnottc · It also undoubtedly helps should be renegotiated . But American. a Christian and a Obama with the crucial lately he's ' said that stateperson who "shares your independent vote for him to ment was "overheated." cause dismay among his It see ms he wants it both values." on the ways - satisfying the anti He brought some of this supportel·s on himself - by saying that MoveOn.org left - as he free-trade AFL-CIO on the wearing an American nag diu by dropping his pledge one hand and a pa>Sei of lapel pin constituted "false to filibuster the grant of pro-trade New York investpatriotism" and by remain- legal immunity to tcle~om- ment bankers on the other. -And, finally. there's Iraq. tng for 20 years in the munication.s companies taking part in Bush's terrorist It's been a bedrock principle racially incendiary Rev. :-.~ ua··.:cilliiiii:~ fiHJgram. ol his campaign that he would Jerem ia!, ;v, igi1l'.'\ ~.:hUn.:h. I haooen to think il was null 'Ill I I ~ ,..,., .......... .-.t , .. Some of the rest of it such as that Barack Hussein the right decision on the ~~;· ;i;·hi~-'16 ;;~~~;; ~[';~k= Obama is really a Muslim merits - · · and the Foreign · ing office. Last week, in one - is being spread on the lntelli~ence Surveillance press conference, he said he Act reflirm bill needed to be might "refine" that schedule. Internet by haiers. In a hastily ~ailed second It's perfectly reasonable passed promptly, so Obama _ , -·· . II I I' • o • <"> H .......... .. 1.----------------------------r~--------~ ' . ~etty press conference, he said,: no- he was sticking by the schedule, though the pace of withdrawals might change· from month to month,. depending on circumstances and military advice. Is this a tlip-fiop' A canny· pragmati st's bowing . to changed circumstances and: the dawning awareness that U.S. foreign policy might· well be on his shoulders? · It would convince me that. he was a daring man of character if he went to Iraq, · saw Gen. David Petraeus and the situation on the ground and came back say.. ing: "This war was wrong at the start, but now we have to win it - and we can win it, politically and militarily. We will withdraw - but. only under conditions of success." Such a statement would' finally show that he can .. buck the dominant attitude of .the Democratic Party. If, he added that he was wrong to oppose Bush's 2007" troop surge, so much the: better. Pending such an unlikely : ·event, the question is open: Is this guy the real deal or. an ,eloquent phony? A flip-, fiopper, a cynic, just an : ordioary pol with a gift of the gab- or a genuine cen... ter-liberal capable ot;. tack- , ing while steering a deter- : mined course? There's time to find out before November, but the. media have to help with. intcn::ie, ongoi'ng scrutiny and lots of tough questions. (Morton Kondracke is executive editor of Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hill.) ,, .·• Jane Friend, 83, of Bashan passed away on · Monday, July 14,2008 at St. Joseph's Hospital after a brief illness. She was born on Sept. 16, 1923, in Syracuse, to. the late Fran and . Alice (Swarenger) Capehart. She was a homemaker: She is survived by -sons: Randy and Shirley Friend, Long Bottom, and Brett Friend, Florida; and grandson, Mathew Friend, Long Bottom. .· She was preceded in death by her parents and a son, Jeff Friend. . Graveside service will be h'eld at II a.m. on Wednesday, · July 16, 2008 at the Gilmore Cemetery with the Rev. Jim Cundiff officiating. At Mrs. Friend's request there will be no . visitation. Arrangements are being handled by the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Online registry is available by loggi ng on to www.andersonmcdaniel.com. · · --.~'.-- Eleanor Leonard .~., Eleanur E. Leonard, 72, Pomeroy, passed away on July · 13, 200R, at Holzer Medical Center, G3!!ipoli s. She was born Aug. 27, I 935, in Pomeroy, daughter of the late Clyde and Mildred Bailey Well. She was employed as a .secretary at the local school district and also by the fam • ily owned business. She was a member of the Daughters of America. She was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband of 47 years, Nick ·Leonard, Pomeroy; sons : Daniel (Terri) Leonard, Pomeroy, · and Nick (Arnie) Leonard , Jr. , Kingston, Ga. ; grandchildren• Kiana, Chris, Samantha, Cori, andKaitline; a sister, Donna Ritchie, Columbus; live nieces anti nephews: Diane, Gene, Butch, Lisa, David; and a cousin, Margaret Yost, Racine. · · Service will be at II a.m. on Wednesday, July 16, 2008, at the First Southem Baptist Church in Pomeroy. Officiating will be Rev. Lamar -O'Bryant and burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. on Tuesday at the First Southern Baptist Church. A registry is availal;lle online at www.andcrsonmcdaniel.com. Arrangements were handled by Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy. French Colony Chorus Chorus to open Chautauqua program The French Colony· include African American GALLIPOLIS - French George Colony Chorus will open . Chorus will precede an inventor Tuesday's premiere evening historical reenactment of Washington Carver, indus .. presentation of Ohio ·highlights in the life of triali st and philanthropist Chautauqua in the big telephone inventor Andrew Carnegie, champistriped tent at Gallipolis Alexander Graham Bell by . on of hlack education City Park. Michael A. Hughe s . .A ' Mary McLeod Bethune, An evening of free enter- hallmark of Chautauqua and Ohio inventor Thomas The public is tainment and education will presentations, current his- Edison. start shortly after 6:30, torians \jssume the person - encouraged to come to the "'''' l v · ,_.,l c'1ap•or • ,.,_, vi. uigitlly pr">emmions in tl'!e '"'h'n th· l~c" ~··· na of a. famom ar- less"' Sweet Adelines known fi~ure who hn s park a:-; we! ! as day pro· International will feature affected our lives . ' By grams at Bossard their performance of four- speaking and acting as Memorial Library. being 6 part acapella harmony bar- though they arc those real given Tuesday through bershop style, a uniquely characters. they bring to .. Saturday. There is no charge for the Granville "Grant" E. Parsons, 80, of Middleport, former- American art form that is life the thoughts, words adnlission In case of actions of the persons events. ly of Cheshire, died Sunday, July 13, "2008, at the Hol zer now popular around the and behind the nan'les learned in clemen t weather, the · The variety of songs world. Medical Center Emergency Room. He is survived by his evening performances will spans decades and genres of in hi story c Iasses. wife, Donna Parsons of Middleport. The characters for suc- be moved to the historic musical styles that always Services will be II a.m .. Wedn~sday, July 16, 2008, at the entertain ceeding evenings will Ariel Theater. a wide audience. Willis Funeral Home with Rev. Dave Frye officiating. Burial will follow in Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 15, 2008, at the funeral home. Family will serve as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. Please visit www.willisfunenuhome.com to send e-mail condolences. CHESTER - Heather of the American Philip Roush's service in Lane Hartung Wegher, Revolution located in the American Revolution. Heath er" is the granddaughter of Jackie Bahr· Arvada, Colo. daughter of Laura Mae To become a member a Hartung and Kenneth L. Allan R. Lundell, 50, Lancaster, died Monday, July 7, Hartung, recently com- woman must prove that an Hartun g Nice and the late 2008. pleted the application ancestor was a patriot of Eddie, Hartung, and Eileen , His wife, Mary Winebrenner Lundell survives. process and was a.c~epted the American Revolution. Pigott Bahr and Henry E. · .Funeral was at 2. p.m. Thursday, July 10, 2008, at as a charter member of the Heather qualified for Bahr. all of Meigs County. Halteman·Fett & Dyer Funeral Home, Lancaster, with .bur- Doctor Susan Anderson membership based upon · She resides in Colorado Chapter of. the Daugh(ers her Bahr-Will ancestor with her husband Vince ial in Forest Rose Cemetery. Deaths I 1.. ,.,_ Granville Grailf E. Parsons Rate rrom Page At The shame cifAfrica reporter who had beew jaileu in Bulawayo, · Zimbabwe's , second· largest . city, for sneaking into the .. country to cover the first · round of elections. . :rext mess·ages he now . regularly gets from released · former cellmates include: "I · am begging you Mr. Jonathan pliz (sic) help us. : ... We cannot stay in this · country any longer, it is · mad place now." In the June 30, Times of: . London, Jonathan Clayton ' writes: ''My ceUmates all had· a naive belief that the outside · world would not stand by and · watch President Mugabe cheat his way back to power.. They desperately sought reas- · ·surance. I never said· what I · truly believed - that once· again Mr. Mugabe would get: away wt\h murder." -But elsewhere, life goes · on.' Congressman Dana' Rohrabacher, a Republican of California, says of sportsman George W. ' Bush's attending the open- ' ing of China's Genocide . Olympics: "a president ... promoting 'democracy and human rights loses credibil- · ity (attending) ceremonies of the Olympics in a coun- ~­ try that is the world's worst human-rights abuser.". Not quite tl)e )l'orst. There . are a number of ardent competitors for this title. ' Mugabe may yet win that gold medal while Zimbabwe's ·people wholly drop out of the news. (Nat,H.entojf is a nation- · ally renowned authority on the flirst Amendment and the Bill of . Rights and ' author of many books, including "The War on the : Bill of Rights and the Gnt1!ering Resistance" (Se~en Stories Pren, · 2004)) The French Colony Chorus will also headline their show. "Under the Boardwalk", at the Ariel Theater at l!:OO on Saturday, August .16. A montage of 50's and 60's music, the show will feature a men's barbershop chorus. The · Thnndertnnes , and '.even;! quartets from both choruses.Jickets for the show and ari afte rglow celebration of b<Jrbershop music are available locally. For more illfa rmation_ about th e chorus (>erformanc(JS, conta c t Bel·:· Alberchimki at 740-446-· 2476 m· Su;1· Porker at 740. 992-5555. . . Meigs descendant joins DAR Allan Lundell Union's (and the United Global attention. followmg Robert Mugabe 's bloodNation 's) utter failure to be of any use to these people. drenched extension of his presidency in Zimbabwe, Chamunorwa Shamhu, an was on the summit meeting employee of one of the few of the leaders in the African nongovernmental organizaNat At the start, Ashathe Liberator allows to Union. tions · Richard D. Manuel Hentoff Rose Migiro, deputy secrefunction in Zimbabwe, says • Grove City tary general of the United · of his colleagues: "This is Nations, spoke plainly: no joke - people have been "This is a moment of truth operating like zombies. L.ETTERS TO THE for regional leader~." with tion (May 26) that gave tile People are listless. dejecteu. EDITOR Mugabe having created "the Movement for Democratic have no interest in their single greatest challenge to Change control of the par- work. ,, . Letters ·to the editor are welcome. They should be less . This heavy pall is not limregional stability in south.. liament. This was only a 10than 300 words. All letters are mbject tv editin g. must he ern Africa." ited to that workplace . IRIN signed, and include addre.u wid telephone numbe1: No ,A, · few African heads of seat majority for the MDC; News adds: ~' Psychologist and ominously, as the unsigned letters will be IJtlbli.>lted. Letter.> should be in states agreed with 'her. African Union leaders were Paddington Japajana said good taste, addres.>ing is>t.tes, not personalities. Lel/ers of people appeared to have thanks to organizations and individuals will not be accept- notably Kenya's Pri.me meeting , the memtiers of , y mptoms akin to post-trauMinister Raila Odinga, who the legi slature had not yet ed for publication. · matic stress disorder - a said _o f his .reigning col - . been sea ted. leagues: "They should sus- . That fragile majority is condition associated with pend (Mugabc) and send now broken. The BBC dis- · horrific experiences. '"The condition manifests peace forces to Zimbabwe closed that the obstructive itself. ' " . Japajana said, to ensure free and fair elec· 10 MDC members are now (USPS 213-960) lions." .in prison or otherwise · '"t hrough profound sadReader services Ohio Vallet:.ublislilng Thi s heretic was ignored, charged and unavailable to ness. rear, depression, and the unscathed Mugabe take their seats. This will apprehension, failure to ; Correction Polley Published every afternoon, Monday - "Africa's Hitler" - was require, of course, bi-elec- concentrate, failure to par· bur main concern in all stories is to through Fnday, ·111 Court Street, asked only to consider tions, which, as in the ticipate in usual activities,"' be accurate. If you know of aiJ. error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class Also quoted is Sharon· forining a power-sharing runoff. will be supervised 1n a story, call lhe newsroom at {740) postage paid at Pomeroy. Dube, ·:who has two chilunity government with the by poll watchers wtth clubs Member: The Associated Press and 002-21.56. ., the Ohio Newspaper Association . opposition Movement for and some other forms of dren and is a junior at an Poatmuter: Send address correcDemocratic Chapge. And Mugabe -style electioneer- advertising agency." (Even Our main number Is tiOns to The Oaity Sentinel, 111 Court the United States, as of this ing .likely · to cause the in a wasteland like (7401 992-2156. Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. writing, is pushing the U.N. demise of unpatriotic vot- Zimbabwe, there apparently : Department extensions are: Security Council to impose ers. The MDC, understand- is always a place .for an Subscription Rates garden-variety sanctions on ably, has man y conditions advertising agency.) By carrier or motOr roule · News One month ' 10.27 Dube, whose existence is · Mugabe 's swashbuckling before negotiating for a Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, E)(t. 12 One yea'r '115.84 of 110 interest to Mugabe or, "unity" govern ment. government. Dally 50' .Aeporter: Brian Reed, E~tl. 14 for that matter, to Mbeki_ Even if those sanctions But what of the people of Senior Citizen rates )leporter: Bel11 Sergent, Ext. 13 says: "My children are growwere not vetoed by China, Zimbabwe in the wake of One month '10.27 ing up and they need to eat. Russia and South Africa their liberator 's smiling One year '1 03.90 SL.Oscrbers should mrnil in adv~ (which has disgraced itself return from the African but my earnings are not able Advertising through President Thabo Union su mmit'! There has to sustain them. I have all Outakle S.ln: Dave Harris, Ell!. 15 dired Ia the Deity Sentinel. No sub· scription by mail permitted in areas Mbeki's appeasing "media- been little world press atten- along had led a pretty decent Out.ldl S.tea: Brenda_Davis, Ell1 16 where home earlier servk:e is availtion"), Mugabe's total con- · lion on the millions who life. but as things stand (in Ctaoo./Ctn:.: Judy Clark, Ext. 10 able trol of Zimbabwe's military, have not •been able to l]ee recent years). if the hardships Mall Subscription judiciary and his hordes of from what Mugabe is fond continue. the only option left · ,' . General Manager Inside Melgo County thugs will not be affected. of culling "the Zimbabwean to me woulu be prostitution." - Chariene Hoeflich, E)(t. 12 13 Weeks '32.26 As for the likelihood of way" pf governing . Al so revealing of the 26 Weeks '64.20 . the dictator'( "good faith" Due tll a Jul y 2 report world's :1bandonmcn t of 52Weeks ' 127.11 E-mail: ' efforts to work with a unity from Hamre, Zi mbabwe's what leaders running for ' news Omydailysentlnel .com Outside Melgo County ·government, the BBC -capitaL by the Unitcu office like to call "the ordi13 Weeks '53.55 reported on July 4 that he · Nations' IRIN news service, nary people.'' there are mesWeb: 26 Week• •io7 10 has alreauy taken care olthe we have some sense of the sages received by Jonathan www.mydallysen1inel.com 52 Weeks ' 214.21 annoyance in the first elec- result of the African Clayton. a Times of London . The Daily Sentinel Obituaries The Daily Sentinel• Page As Betty Friend Obama's changes raise issue:Can you believe him? :~he Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street. • Pomeroy, Ohio www .mydailyscntinel.com Sen. Brown takes up Ohio job fight _ the EPA has mandated the compensation time at the WILMINGTON (A P) increase to help ensure that . regular hourly rate. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown on the village can generate Roberts explained that enough funds locally to both policies are "employ- Monday gave DHL officials . maintain and improve the ee-friendly," and could petitions with more than .water system. potentially save the village 9,000 signatures urging the package delivery service to "The economy is bad, and wage costs. the public should know we · During open discussion, keep jbbs at its Ohio hub. Brown rallied with workhate to impose this increase Craig reported that new signs on our residents," Craig will soon be installed at Dave . ers from DHL, ABX Air and said. "I think if we let the Diles and Fennan E. Moore ASTAR Air Cargo. then public know the rate Parks. The signs were donat- stepped inside an, office tncrease is mandated, it will ed by PDK Construction and building to hand . over the be better accepted." will" be painted by George peiitions and meet with "It is important that the Harris, Jr. Craig suggested Mike Schmitt, director of public understand that if we that .Gerlach work with the do not approve the increase, Design Review Committee the EPA will do it," Craig - and other volunteers to cartsaid. "They are bigger th!m sider a historical palette for we are." the .sign at Dave Diles Park. Maxine · Whitehead will The new rates begin at .She suggested that the colors $12.25 monthly for the first chosen for the sign coordi- · tell the story of the settle2,000 gallons per residential nate with new exterior paint 111ent of Chester at the customer. Rates increase for the freight depot in the Courthouse at 2:30 p.m . and Jean Hilton will speak based on usage. The mini- park mum rate .for residents over Craig also announced that at 4:30 p.m. on the topic, 65 and those who are dis- a · teen dance planned for "History of Restaurant." The Harmonica abled will increase to this month will be postChampionship will take $11.03. poned until August. place at the Courthouse In other business, council Council also: • Approved payment of beginning at 5 p.m. under approved a new compehsation time policy for employ- bills in the amount of sponsorship_of Pepsi. Prizes will be $200 for tirst, $1 00 ees working overtime, $9, 763.14. which would allow them to • Approved the mayor 's for second , and $50 for opt for "camp time" at time report of fees and fines col- third. That will be followed and a half instead of a cash lected in June in the amount by a harmonica jam session . The annual Civil War ball of $8,158. time and a half payment. Council also approved a • Approved departmental with Jean Hilton "Miz Rosebud" calling, will take policy that would allow reports. place under the tent begin .. weekend supervisors, who Also present were might be hired to oversee Council Members Rae ning at 7 p.m. and the' traJi .. community service work- Moore, Sandy Brown, Craig tiona! lighting of the ers, to bank a $1 hourly dif- Wehrung, and Julia Chester · COUflhouse at 9:30 p.m. will conclude the day's ferential in exchange for Houston. activities. Sunday at 10:30 a.m. there will be a church service and gospel sing to rrom close out Chester-Shade Days. Byer said the fire and · cable, and electric lines. Sponsors for the event are radiant heat caused total Byer said the loss of Pepsi Cola Co., Swisher.. loss to a tool shed at 222 property and damages are Lohse Pharmacy, ChesterNorth Third, exterior dam- still being evaluated, and Hi storical Shade age to a building at 219 North Second Avenue expressed thanks to the Association , Summerfield MTB owned by Dick Owen, and fire department volunteers Restaurant, and ~ · · be ' ..... • Powei \...Ill n r. J-\ -''+- Jnfn damaged major telephone, and others who assisted. Fire and daughter. Lane . J ackic and Kenneth Hartung · of Athens and · their dau ghter Heat.her and, Lane of Co lorado and daughter, Andi, along with' her daughter, · Claire of Louisville visited Laura Mae Nice and Henry and Ilene Bahr. · ~eAt . operations for DHL's hub in Wilmington . DHL said in May it wants United Parcel Service to replace ABX Air and ASTAR Air Cargo in transporting DHL packages. That would mean much of the work normally handled at Wilmington Air Park would be transferred to UPS facilities. threatening at least 6.000 jobs in southwest Ohio. · Gov. Ted Strickland ABX employees and a. already has asked his legal advisers to investigate union that represents· postal, whether the proposal would workers have started a peti-_ violate federal antitrust laws. tion drive and lettcr.. writingBrown said his staff is campaign to try to persuade . looking hard at the deal. DHL to abandon its plan. along with U.S. Sen. Herb Workers and community Kohl , a Wi sconsin leaders delivered the same Democrat who ·chairs a sub- petition in Columbus on commillee that oversees Monday, handing it to an Department of antitrust issues. Lawmakers Ohio can't hold hearings until Development ofticial in the Strickland DHL reaches a final agree- Statehouse, spokesman Keith Dailey said. ment ·with UPS, Brown _said. 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Members of a voter activist They tiled a motion July Federal law requires bai Assembly agreed on the group have flied a motion 10 asking U.S. District lots to be kept for 22 BY DAN SEWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WR.ITE R compromise." asking a federal judge to Court Judge Algenon months afte~ an election. Marion Edmonds, begin criminal contempt Marbley to initiate a grand Additionally, Marbley ruled CINCINNATI spokesman for the South proceedings against coun- jury proceeding to find that counties had to keep all NAACP leaders said Carolina Parks, . ties they say illegally county boards in criminal ballots un!il August 2007. Monday they will step up Rec reation and Tourism de stroyed ballots from the contempt. The goal is to get But more than 50 counties their campaign against Department, said there 2004 election. offending board members have said they destroyed flyin g ·of th e Confederate was anecdotal evidence Eight members of the removed from their jobs , ballots from the 2004 elecbattle flag on state that some organizations Ohio Election Justice said Paddy Shaffer, one of tion earlier thim what was grounds in South honored the boycott, but Campaign say that neither the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. allowed. Carolina. that tourism and conven- Secretary of State Jennifer "Something needs to be Ohio attorney general Dennis Courtland lions bu siness overall has Brunner nor the Ohio attor- . done," Shaffer said spokesman Ted Hart said Hayes, interim president grown in the state. ney general 's office have Monday. "How do we trust the agency believes Brunner and CEO, sa id at the civil ·" Once the flag ca me taken a serious look at these people ·with · our . has done everything that has right s organization's down in 2000, most conwhether county ~oards of record s ?. How d o we trust been as k e d o f her an d national convention that vention and meeting plan- elections violated federal them with current records? would be filing a response action plans are in the ners accepted that as a h h rr · h Marbl ey. to t at e .ect wtt works and urged members good-faith effort," he said . law or aJ'udge's order on not · How do we tru st them wit to stay tuned for details. Jealous, elected in May "We're going to return at age 35 to be the to South Carolina," Hayes youngest head of the said. NAACP, tolu •.kkgates Ben Jealous, who will that black people and take over m September as advocates of civil rights TWINSBURG (A,P)- A is charged with aggravated trying to piece together president and chief execu- are at a crossroad s, with . tive of the National black gains undermined · man accused of killing a murdet and remained in what Jed to the shooting. Police say Miktarian Association for the by ri s ing housing and suburban Cleveland police jail on a $5 million bond set Monday by Cuyahoga was shot during a traffic Advancement of Colored health care costs. rundown officer by sho9ting him in People, drew cheers from schools and street gang the head pulled the trigger in Falls Municipal Judge stop after 2:30 a.m. ' self-defense, the defendant's KimHoover. Sunday. the crowd when he began violence. Thompson's attorney, Thompson was arrested " In this organization, we attorney said Monday. hi s speech with a refer· ence to South Carolina. are at a defining moment Joshua Miktarian was Larry Zukerman , said early Sunday in Bedford . He pledged an aggressive in our history," he said . shot in the head four after the bond hearing that Heights, when police leadership of the organiza- "This cou'ntry is ready for times, said Powell Caesar, his client was defending found him with tion. change·. " l)andcuffs · spokesman for the himself. Zukerman would Miktarian's The NAACP and other He said the candidacy of Cuyahoga County not elaborate other than to around one of his wrists. critics call the rebel flag a Barack Obama, poised to Coroner's office, which say that he had interTwinsburg Police Chief symbol of slavery and be come the ·first . black completed an ·autopsy of viewed an .e yewitness to Chris Noga said Monday racism. Advocates say it is major-party pre sidential the shooting. thai Miktarian's gun was the officer. an emblem of Southern nominee , underscores that Investigators were still holstered when police Ashford ThOiilpson, 23, pride and heritage, readiness. Obama planned lt once flew atop the to address the convention Capitol dome in South Monday night. Carolina, but a 2000 com"As the NAACP, we promise removed it to fly must be prepared to make on Statehouse grounds the case more aggressiveCOLUMBUS (AP) Washington presents a He also says the state near the Confederate ly, to communicate more Ohio should raise taxes number of rf;l:DrJHt'oenrl'l- should cOnsider freezing · ~lltier M &fNtffiCfll, whieh broad·ly; · lo coordinate · and freeze benefits paid to tions Ohio can use, the amount of weekly ben.:>....,.-. l n..,., rl •u _..... ..l ,--~ ~ -­ is near a busy Columbia more boldlv. to accelerate tln The s hlit: 1uay have to efit.s paid to unemployed """"'"'P'VJ"''-" nVII\\,1.> lU intersection. the pace of progress more keep its ·unemployment borrow from the l).S. workers from 2009-20 I L The NAACP, which held rapidly," Jealous said. fund from going bankrupt, Treasury to maintain ben- Currently, the amount of large protest rallies in . Tl)e activist and former a report released Monday efit payments later this 'benefits bei~g paid has ·Columbia and demonstra- news executive said he advises. yea, and in 2009, the ri se n as the average weektions at state welcome wants to use. online tools ly state wage has ·Ohio and 32 other states report said. centers several years ago, such as blogging and · have unemployment funds In the short run, Vroman · increased. has continued a boycott of. social networking to com- that are benea th recom - advocates ratstng the The report will be reviewed the state. municate and reach out to mended levels. The report amount of employee by a state Unemployment State Sen. John new members, particularly by Wayne Vroman of The wages subject to taxes for Compensation Advisory Courson, R-Columbia, a younger ~enerations. Urban Institute in the unemployment fund. Council, which will make a flag supporter, said he "We wtll build a bridge doesn't think there is to a better America," he much interest in South said. Carolina in stirring up the . More than 8,000 people flag debate. are in town · for the con"lt's been so long since vention that runs through it's been debated," he said Thursday. Monday by telephone . "I think the issue has been Associated Press writer resolved; eight years ago Page !vey in Columbia, when black and white S.C.', contributed to this members of the General story. Brunner spokesman Jeff Ortega said the office wa$ aware of the matter and wi!J be working with the alto~ ney general's offtce on ~ response. The Ohio Election Justice Campaign was for.med by ac.tivists - some of thelll poll workers from the 200<!: election - who participate~ in the recount' from that year's presidential race · between Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Johh Kerry. Bush won th~ state, giving him the elec: toral votes he needed to be re-elected. · Slain officer shot four times in head Thesday, July 15, 2008 Ben Sheets, ClifT Lee to start All-Star,game SPORTS BRIEFS Middleport Fall Ball sign-ups BY MIKE FITZPATRICK ASSOClATED PRESS Sign-urs for Middleport Fall Bal will be held for boys and girls ages 6 through 15 on Friday, July 19, and Saturday, July 20, from I p.m. until 4 p.ni. and on Wednesday, July 23, from 6 p.m . to 8 p.m. at the Middleport ball fields . · For more information, contact Dave .at 590-0438 or Tanya at 992-54&1 . • found him . · · Miktarian, 33, is the firs!' officer to die in the line of duty in the 56-year historJ of the suburban Clevelan~ police force. , A makeshift memorial including photos ot Miktarian, potted plant5 and American flags hai sprouted outside Twinsburg City Hall, which include~ the police department; Officers' spouses planned to hold a candlelight vigil there Monday night. ' . Report: More tax would help Ohio unemployment fund recommendation to the OhiQ Legi~iaiure. . A Q"rowinP~ numbe·r of unemployed workers ha~ sapped the unemploymen! fund of its solvency the past several years. : Since the end of 20D0; Ohio ' s . unemploymeni fund has decrea sed br roughly $2 billion. In March its balance wa~ $135 million. ; - . ' ... Eagle SK Road Race and Walk TUPPERS PLAINS The First Arinual Eagle 5K Road Race and Walk and .I Mile Fun Run will be held Saturday, August 2, at the St. Paul United Methodist Church. The event is sponsored by the · Eastern Athletic Boosters and will begin at 9 a.m. The race will start and end at the St. Paul United Methodist Church and will be run on the surrounding streets and roads. The top three overall male and female finishers in both the 5K ro"d race and fun run , will receive awards. T-shirts viill be given lutite first iOO NEW YORK - Fired up about hi s first trip to Yankee · Stadium, Ben Sheets had it all planned out. Arrive early and visit Monument Park, Notional League gaze up at that famous 1, H411nley Ramirez, Florida, as facade , drink in the entire ' 2, Chaso U11oy, Philadelphia, 2b experience the same way 3. Lance Berkman, Houston, 1b A, Albert Pujols, St. Louis, dh any fan would. 5, Chipper Jonc::, Atlanta, 3b One big difference, 6, Man Holliday, ColoradO, r1 though : The Milwaukee 7, Ry8:fl Braun, Mllwaukea. If Kosuke Fukuclome, CnicaQO. cf Brewers ace also will get the 6, 9, G&o'llany Soto, Chicago, c · ball to start Tuesday night 's P, Ben Sheets, Milwaukee, rhp All-Star game for the National League .. · and workouts. "At least ''I'm not going to let a sta· · while I'm sitting here I dium intimidate me," Sheets won't." said Monday in a hotel ballCleveland's Cliff Lee was room, hours before zipping picked by Boston manager uptown for batting practice Terry Francona to start for American League 1, lchiro Suzuki, Seattle, rf 2, Derek Jeter, New York, ss 3, Josh Hamihon, Texas, cf 4, Alex Rodriguez. New York, 3b 5, Manny Ramirez. Boston, If 6, Milton Bradley, TeKas, dh 7, i{i\4fl 'tuu;.tiilJ, Coston, 1b 8, Joe Mauer, Minnesota. c 9, Dustin Pedroia, Boston, 2b P, Clilf Lee, Cleveland, lhp the AL, highlighting a remarkable resurgence for the left-bander aft~r he was demoted to th e minors last year. Now, he's the best of the best as Major League Baseball salules Yankee Stadium in its final season. "I'm just honored io be here, to be honest with you. To get the start is just icing on the cake," said Lee, 12-2 with a 2.31 ERA. "I'm kind of awe-struck by it. " ' NL manager Clint Hurdle of Colorado tabbed Sheets, who is 10-3 with a 2.85 ERA. Several other NL All Stars pitched Sunday, makin g the well -rested Sheets a logical choice . . "Really locking forward to this opportunity to go out there, last All-Star game in Yankee Stadium history," Sheets said. " I know otte thing, it's going to be glowing as I pull up . I who register. · . Age groups will be divided into six groups: 14 years old and under, 15-18, 19-25, 26-35, 36-49, and 50 years old and older. Registration will be held beginning at 7:30 a.m. in the parking lot of the Cheaper Place across the toad from Subway. Pre-registration fee is $12, and registration the day of the race is $15. Checks should be made payable to the Eastern .Athletic Boosters, and ~eg­ 'isiration forms .shO!Jld be mailed to Josh Fogle, 2038 Campbell Street, Coolville, Ohio, 45723. For questions · or more information, contact Josh . !'ogle at 740-667-9730. Rio basketball to ~ost golf scramble Tuesday... Sunny. Highs Saturday ... Mostly in the upper 80s. Light and sunny with a chance of variable winds ... showers and . thunderBecoming north around 5 storms. Highs around 90. mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain 30 percent Tuesday night ... Mostly Saturday night••. !ylostly clear. Lows in the upper 50s. East winds around 5 ·cloudy with a chance of mph i·n the showers and thunderevening ... Becoming light storms. Lows · in the niid 60s. Chance of rain 30 perand variable. Wednesday •.• Sunny. · cent. Highs in 'the upper 80s. Sunday and Sunday . South · winds · around 5 night ... Mostly cloudy. mph. . Highs in the upper 80s. Wednesday Oight. .. Mostly Lows in the mid 60s. clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Monday••• Mostly sunny Nonh winds around 5 mph. with a chance of showers Thursday through Friday· night •.. Mostly and thunderstorm's. Highs clear. Highs in the lower in the upper 80s. Chan<:e 90s. Lows in the mid 60s. of rain 30 percent. 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Jackson Bailes, Optometrist 507 Mulberry Heights • Pomeroy, OH (740)992-3279 Toll Free 1·Bn·583-2433 : RIO GRANDE - Both University of Rio Grande inen's ·and women's basketball l?rograms are sponsorIng a Golf Scramble to be held Sunday, August 3, at ·the Franklin Valley Golf Club in Jackson . The shotgun start is at 8:30a.m. The event is a four-person scramble. "A" Flight will consist of a total team handicap of 75 or below, while "B" flight will consist of a total team handicap of more than 75. . Deadline for entry for the Golf Scramble is July 31. The cost is $40 per person for 300 club members and $60 per person for those who are not 300 club members. Tickets for the annual 300 club raffle, to be held Saturday August 2, are · also . available for purchase. The cost of the 300 club tickets ;u-e $100 and the grand prize award is $10,000. : For reservations or· more !nformation contact Rio Grande head men's basket· ball Coach Ken French at 440-245-7294 or kfrench @rio.edu and head women 's basketball coach Vavid Smalley at 740-245:7491 or e-mail ilsmalley@rio.edu. • · Home ·National Bank t-740-446·2342 ext. 33 Eu -1-740·446-3008 1:-mall-lportsOmydallysentinet .com Soortt Stiff Eric Randolph, Sparta Writer (740) 446·2342, axt. 33 lrandoi~Cmydallysanllnel . com " Bryan Walters, Sparta Writer .. (740) 446·2342, axl. 33 bwatter~Omydallytrlbune .com · Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext. 33 tcrom Omyd::~.nyraglt~ter.com NEW YORK (AP)- Josh Hamilton dreamed it. Now he 's done it. With a dazzling display of power Monday night, the Texas Rangers slugger hit a record 28 homers in the first round of the All-Star Home Run Derby at Yankee Stadium before he was beaten out by Minnesota'~ Justin Morneau in the tinals. Morneau topped a tired Hamilton 5-3 in the last round, giving him the derby title. But the night belonged to Hamilton. Back from drug and alcohol addiction that derailed his career, Hamilton broke Bobby Abreu's mark for one round. Abreu hit 24 home run s in the first round in 2005 at Detroit's Comerica Park. Hamilton's incredible tale of redemption has made national news this season, and. he retold a story Monday afternoon about a vivid dream he had two ye'ifs ago - he was being interviewed al Yankee Stadium after par· ticipating in the Home Run Derby. "I can say it wa_s a coincidem:e, but r don' t believe in those," he said. · Mind you, his dream came while Hamtlton was still banned from M <\ior League · Baseball, and before this year's Ali-Siar game was awarded · to the venerable ballpark in its final season. "Obviously, the dream, didn ' t know how many would hit," Hamilton said in a TV interview after his huge ftrst-rounct performance . "I ju st feel bles sed to have played here.'' . With the crowd of 53,71fi chanting his name, undoubtedly warmed by hi s improbabltt journey to · stardom , Hamilton connected on 13 consecutive c ut s before falling short of the fences on his final two. " I got chills," he said. With his smooth left-handed swing and jaw-dropping power, Hamilton seemed a natural choice to take advantage of Yanke~ Stadium's shon right-!ield porch. But he cleared the deepest fences with ease, hitting three shots farther than 500 feet including his longest of 518. "I was lucky that we got reset," Morneau said. "This was his show. He deserved to win it. That was one of the best performances I've ever seen." JAY CoHEN NEW YOR:K Jos h Hamilton was th e top pick in the 1999 draft before an addiction to drugs and alco; hoJ knocked him OUI of baseball and into working construction. Simply get; ting back to th e major · leagues seemed like a long shot. Playing in the , All-Star game was the furth est thing from his mind. Fast forward to Monday, and tlie Texas Rangers' slugger was in a midtown hotel ballroom, surrounded · by. the best players in the American League . "It's like being a little kid in a candy store," Hamilton said. "You don ' t know which way to go lind who to say 'Hey' 10 . I' m just very excited." · Hamilton, who lead s the m<\iors with 95 RB!s: is one of 28 first-time All -Stars on the rosters for Tuesday night 's Midsummer Classic, the mosl since 32 ill 2003. according to the Elias Sports Bureau . None has taken a more harrowing road to Yankee Stadium. He will start in center field and. bat third in lhe American League's powerful lineup . His story of rehabilitation and recteinption makes "The Natural" -· of · course, one of Hamilton's favorite movies - see m quaint. . "lt;s a 1vondcrful story," said Chicago Cubs manager Loti Pini e ll~. one of the coaches on the NL All -Star Please see Hamilton, Bl Yankee·Stadium is the biggest All-Star of all . BY RONALD BLUM ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - All the All-Stars walked onto baseball's most famous field , soaking up the history. Manny Ramirez threw a ball to fans as his son scampered around the outfield in shorts during Monday 's workout. Mariano Rivera stood in center, surrounded by his three boys, all in new American League uniforms . Joe Girardi and his son were in left-center, wearing m~tching outfits, even down to the sunglasses. . "I catch myself actually looking up at s~ts where I sat as a kid and saying, 'Wow, that' s pretty cool that, you know, I actually watched the game from there and now I'm down here and somebody else is watching us," Minnesota Twins closer Joe Nathan said. Before closing later this year, the 8!i-year-old ballpark hosts the All-Star game pn Tuesday night as part of its grand send-off. Major League Baseball is takin~ a year off from showcasmg the sport's shiny new emporiums and toasting the House that Ruth Built, . DiMaggio won ·over and Reggie conquered. Albert Pujols set some goals, and for a change they didn ' t involve home runs. "Maybe tear up (he grass a . little bit . and put it in the back of my pocket and take 1t with me,' the St. Louts Cardinals slugger said . It's the place where Lou Gehrig said goodbye, where Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali boxed, where popes eelebrated mass. But most of all, it's remembered for the 26 World Series titles the New York Yankees have won since the Stadium opened its doors .in 1.923 . Plea5e see Stadium. 82 AP photo; Fans fil l Yankee Stadium during batting practice at the Major League Baseball All-Star Home Run Derby in New York on Monday. • · ' . • Plea$e $ee Start. 82 Bv ,. Local Weather ''I'm going to de!initely do .a sightseeing tour today, and I'm going to enjoy every minute of it." Both managers announced their lineups Monday i11 the same Manhattan banquet room where the Mitchell Report on dru gs in baseball was released seve n months before. Seattle right fielder lchiro Suzuki will hnt [p;,.loff for the AL followed by Yankees shortstop Derek Jet er, Texa s center fielder Josh Hamilton , New York third base man Ale~ Rodrigue z. ·Boston left !ielder Mannv Ramirez, Rangers de signaied hitter Milton Bradley. ' �PageA6• OHIO The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, July l!'i, 2008 ' NAAC'P leaders.· will push Activists: Officials ·illegally destroyed ballot~ ' . · n ,.,£edev/Jfejlaa-issue "Co !JC rw o Inside The Daily Sentinel Sports briefs, Page 82 Bl Favre wants his fJ'ffdom, Page B6 packer out al CBS, Page B6 . coLuMBus (AP) destroying ballots. the future ?" Members of a voter activist They tiled a motion July Federal law requires bai Assembly agreed on the group have flied a motion 10 asking U.S. District lots to be kept for 22 BY DAN SEWELL ASSOCIATED PRESS WR.ITE R compromise." asking a federal judge to Court Judge Algenon months afte~ an election. Marion Edmonds, begin criminal contempt Marbley to initiate a grand Additionally, Marbley ruled CINCINNATI spokesman for the South proceedings against coun- jury proceeding to find that counties had to keep all NAACP leaders said Carolina Parks, . ties they say illegally county boards in criminal ballots un!il August 2007. Monday they will step up Rec reation and Tourism de stroyed ballots from the contempt. The goal is to get But more than 50 counties their campaign against Department, said there 2004 election. offending board members have said they destroyed flyin g ·of th e Confederate was anecdotal evidence Eight members of the removed from their jobs , ballots from the 2004 elecbattle flag on state that some organizations Ohio Election Justice said Paddy Shaffer, one of tion earlier thim what was grounds in South honored the boycott, but Campaign say that neither the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. allowed. Carolina. that tourism and conven- Secretary of State Jennifer "Something needs to be Ohio attorney general Dennis Courtland lions bu siness overall has Brunner nor the Ohio attor- . done," Shaffer said spokesman Ted Hart said Hayes, interim president grown in the state. ney general 's office have Monday. "How do we trust the agency believes Brunner and CEO, sa id at the civil ·" Once the flag ca me taken a serious look at these people ·with · our . has done everything that has right s organization's down in 2000, most conwhether county ~oards of record s ?. How d o we trust been as k e d o f her an d national convention that vention and meeting plan- elections violated federal them with current records? would be filing a response action plans are in the ners accepted that as a h h rr · h Marbl ey. to t at e .ect wtt works and urged members good-faith effort," he said . law or aJ'udge's order on not · How do we tru st them wit to stay tuned for details. Jealous, elected in May "We're going to return at age 35 to be the to South Carolina," Hayes youngest head of the said. NAACP, tolu •.kkgates Ben Jealous, who will that black people and take over m September as advocates of civil rights TWINSBURG (A,P)- A is charged with aggravated trying to piece together president and chief execu- are at a crossroad s, with . tive of the National black gains undermined · man accused of killing a murdet and remained in what Jed to the shooting. Police say Miktarian Association for the by ri s ing housing and suburban Cleveland police jail on a $5 million bond set Monday by Cuyahoga was shot during a traffic Advancement of Colored health care costs. rundown officer by sho9ting him in People, drew cheers from schools and street gang the head pulled the trigger in Falls Municipal Judge stop after 2:30 a.m. ' self-defense, the defendant's KimHoover. Sunday. the crowd when he began violence. Thompson's attorney, Thompson was arrested " In this organization, we attorney said Monday. hi s speech with a refer· ence to South Carolina. are at a defining moment Joshua Miktarian was Larry Zukerman , said early Sunday in Bedford . He pledged an aggressive in our history," he said . shot in the head four after the bond hearing that Heights, when police leadership of the organiza- "This cou'ntry is ready for times, said Powell Caesar, his client was defending found him with tion. change·. " l)andcuffs · spokesman for the himself. Zukerman would Miktarian's The NAACP and other He said the candidacy of Cuyahoga County not elaborate other than to around one of his wrists. critics call the rebel flag a Barack Obama, poised to Coroner's office, which say that he had interTwinsburg Police Chief symbol of slavery and be come the ·first . black completed an ·autopsy of viewed an .e yewitness to Chris Noga said Monday racism. Advocates say it is major-party pre sidential the shooting. thai Miktarian's gun was the officer. an emblem of Southern nominee , underscores that Investigators were still holstered when police Ashford ThOiilpson, 23, pride and heritage, readiness. Obama planned lt once flew atop the to address the convention Capitol dome in South Monday night. Carolina, but a 2000 com"As the NAACP, we promise removed it to fly must be prepared to make on Statehouse grounds the case more aggressiveCOLUMBUS (AP) Washington presents a He also says the state near the Confederate ly, to communicate more Ohio should raise taxes number of rf;l:DrJHt'oenrl'l- should cOnsider freezing · ~lltier M &fNtffiCfll, whieh broad·ly; · lo coordinate · and freeze benefits paid to tions Ohio can use, the amount of weekly ben.:>....,.-. l n..,., rl •u _..... ..l ,--~ ~ -­ is near a busy Columbia more boldlv. to accelerate tln The s hlit: 1uay have to efit.s paid to unemployed """"'"'P'VJ"''-" nVII\\,1.> lU intersection. the pace of progress more keep its ·unemployment borrow from the l).S. workers from 2009-20 I L The NAACP, which held rapidly," Jealous said. fund from going bankrupt, Treasury to maintain ben- Currently, the amount of large protest rallies in . Tl)e activist and former a report released Monday efit payments later this 'benefits bei~g paid has ·Columbia and demonstra- news executive said he advises. yea, and in 2009, the ri se n as the average weektions at state welcome wants to use. online tools ly state wage has ·Ohio and 32 other states report said. centers several years ago, such as blogging and · have unemployment funds In the short run, Vroman · increased. has continued a boycott of. social networking to com- that are benea th recom - advocates ratstng the The report will be reviewed the state. municate and reach out to mended levels. The report amount of employee by a state Unemployment State Sen. John new members, particularly by Wayne Vroman of The wages subject to taxes for Compensation Advisory Courson, R-Columbia, a younger ~enerations. Urban Institute in the unemployment fund. Council, which will make a flag supporter, said he "We wtll build a bridge doesn't think there is to a better America," he much interest in South said. Carolina in stirring up the . More than 8,000 people flag debate. are in town · for the con"lt's been so long since vention that runs through it's been debated," he said Thursday. Monday by telephone . "I think the issue has been Associated Press writer resolved; eight years ago Page !vey in Columbia, when black and white S.C.', contributed to this members of the General story. Brunner spokesman Jeff Ortega said the office wa$ aware of the matter and wi!J be working with the alto~ ney general's offtce on ~ response. The Ohio Election Justice Campaign was for.med by ac.tivists - some of thelll poll workers from the 200<!: election - who participate~ in the recount' from that year's presidential race · between Republican George W. Bush and Democrat Johh Kerry. Bush won th~ state, giving him the elec: toral votes he needed to be re-elected. · Slain officer shot four times in head Thesday, July 15, 2008 Ben Sheets, ClifT Lee to start All-Star,game SPORTS BRIEFS Middleport Fall Ball sign-ups BY MIKE FITZPATRICK ASSOClATED PRESS Sign-urs for Middleport Fall Bal will be held for boys and girls ages 6 through 15 on Friday, July 19, and Saturday, July 20, from I p.m. until 4 p.ni. and on Wednesday, July 23, from 6 p.m . to 8 p.m. at the Middleport ball fields . · For more information, contact Dave .at 590-0438 or Tanya at 992-54&1 . • found him . · · Miktarian, 33, is the firs!' officer to die in the line of duty in the 56-year historJ of the suburban Clevelan~ police force. , A makeshift memorial including photos ot Miktarian, potted plant5 and American flags hai sprouted outside Twinsburg City Hall, which include~ the police department; Officers' spouses planned to hold a candlelight vigil there Monday night. ' . Report: More tax would help Ohio unemployment fund recommendation to the OhiQ Legi~iaiure. . A Q"rowinP~ numbe·r of unemployed workers ha~ sapped the unemploymen! fund of its solvency the past several years. : Since the end of 20D0; Ohio ' s . unemploymeni fund has decrea sed br roughly $2 billion. In March its balance wa~ $135 million. ; - . ' ... Eagle SK Road Race and Walk TUPPERS PLAINS The First Arinual Eagle 5K Road Race and Walk and .I Mile Fun Run will be held Saturday, August 2, at the St. Paul United Methodist Church. The event is sponsored by the · Eastern Athletic Boosters and will begin at 9 a.m. The race will start and end at the St. Paul United Methodist Church and will be run on the surrounding streets and roads. The top three overall male and female finishers in both the 5K ro"d race and fun run , will receive awards. T-shirts viill be given lutite first iOO NEW YORK - Fired up about hi s first trip to Yankee · Stadium, Ben Sheets had it all planned out. Arrive early and visit Monument Park, Notional League gaze up at that famous 1, H411nley Ramirez, Florida, as facade , drink in the entire ' 2, Chaso U11oy, Philadelphia, 2b experience the same way 3. Lance Berkman, Houston, 1b A, Albert Pujols, St. Louis, dh any fan would. 5, Chipper Jonc::, Atlanta, 3b One big difference, 6, Man Holliday, ColoradO, r1 though : The Milwaukee 7, Ry8:fl Braun, Mllwaukea. If Kosuke Fukuclome, CnicaQO. cf Brewers ace also will get the 6, 9, G&o'llany Soto, Chicago, c · ball to start Tuesday night 's P, Ben Sheets, Milwaukee, rhp All-Star game for the National League .. · and workouts. "At least ''I'm not going to let a sta· · while I'm sitting here I dium intimidate me," Sheets won't." said Monday in a hotel ballCleveland's Cliff Lee was room, hours before zipping picked by Boston manager uptown for batting practice Terry Francona to start for American League 1, lchiro Suzuki, Seattle, rf 2, Derek Jeter, New York, ss 3, Josh Hamihon, Texas, cf 4, Alex Rodriguez. New York, 3b 5, Manny Ramirez. Boston, If 6, Milton Bradley, TeKas, dh 7, i{i\4fl 'tuu;.tiilJ, Coston, 1b 8, Joe Mauer, Minnesota. c 9, Dustin Pedroia, Boston, 2b P, Clilf Lee, Cleveland, lhp the AL, highlighting a remarkable resurgence for the left-bander aft~r he was demoted to th e minors last year. Now, he's the best of the best as Major League Baseball salules Yankee Stadium in its final season. "I'm just honored io be here, to be honest with you. To get the start is just icing on the cake," said Lee, 12-2 with a 2.31 ERA. "I'm kind of awe-struck by it. " ' NL manager Clint Hurdle of Colorado tabbed Sheets, who is 10-3 with a 2.85 ERA. Several other NL All Stars pitched Sunday, makin g the well -rested Sheets a logical choice . . "Really locking forward to this opportunity to go out there, last All-Star game in Yankee Stadium history," Sheets said. " I know otte thing, it's going to be glowing as I pull up . I who register. · . Age groups will be divided into six groups: 14 years old and under, 15-18, 19-25, 26-35, 36-49, and 50 years old and older. Registration will be held beginning at 7:30 a.m. in the parking lot of the Cheaper Place across the toad from Subway. Pre-registration fee is $12, and registration the day of the race is $15. Checks should be made payable to the Eastern .Athletic Boosters, and ~eg­ 'isiration forms .shO!Jld be mailed to Josh Fogle, 2038 Campbell Street, Coolville, Ohio, 45723. For questions · or more information, contact Josh . !'ogle at 740-667-9730. Rio basketball to ~ost golf scramble Tuesday... Sunny. Highs Saturday ... Mostly in the upper 80s. Light and sunny with a chance of variable winds ... showers and . thunderBecoming north around 5 storms. Highs around 90. mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain 30 percent Tuesday night ... Mostly Saturday night••. !ylostly clear. Lows in the upper 50s. East winds around 5 ·cloudy with a chance of mph i·n the showers and thunderevening ... Becoming light storms. Lows · in the niid 60s. Chance of rain 30 perand variable. Wednesday •.• Sunny. · cent. Highs in 'the upper 80s. Sunday and Sunday . South · winds · around 5 night ... Mostly cloudy. mph. . Highs in the upper 80s. Wednesday Oight. .. Mostly Lows in the mid 60s. clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Monday••• Mostly sunny Nonh winds around 5 mph. with a chance of showers Thursday through Friday· night •.. Mostly and thunderstorm's. Highs clear. Highs in the lower in the upper 80s. Chan<:e 90s. Lows in the mid 60s. of rain 30 percent. 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Jackson Bailes, Optometrist 507 Mulberry Heights • Pomeroy, OH (740)992-3279 Toll Free 1·Bn·583-2433 : RIO GRANDE - Both University of Rio Grande inen's ·and women's basketball l?rograms are sponsorIng a Golf Scramble to be held Sunday, August 3, at ·the Franklin Valley Golf Club in Jackson . The shotgun start is at 8:30a.m. The event is a four-person scramble. "A" Flight will consist of a total team handicap of 75 or below, while "B" flight will consist of a total team handicap of more than 75. . Deadline for entry for the Golf Scramble is July 31. The cost is $40 per person for 300 club members and $60 per person for those who are not 300 club members. Tickets for the annual 300 club raffle, to be held Saturday August 2, are · also . available for purchase. The cost of the 300 club tickets ;u-e $100 and the grand prize award is $10,000. : For reservations or· more !nformation contact Rio Grande head men's basket· ball Coach Ken French at 440-245-7294 or kfrench @rio.edu and head women 's basketball coach Vavid Smalley at 740-245:7491 or e-mail ilsmalley@rio.edu. • · Home ·National Bank t-740-446·2342 ext. 33 Eu -1-740·446-3008 1:-mall-lportsOmydallysentinet .com Soortt Stiff Eric Randolph, Sparta Writer (740) 446·2342, axt. 33 lrandoi~Cmydallysanllnel . com " Bryan Walters, Sparta Writer .. (740) 446·2342, axl. 33 bwatter~Omydallytrlbune .com · Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ext. 33 tcrom Omyd::~.nyraglt~ter.com NEW YORK (AP)- Josh Hamilton dreamed it. Now he 's done it. With a dazzling display of power Monday night, the Texas Rangers slugger hit a record 28 homers in the first round of the All-Star Home Run Derby at Yankee Stadium before he was beaten out by Minnesota'~ Justin Morneau in the tinals. Morneau topped a tired Hamilton 5-3 in the last round, giving him the derby title. But the night belonged to Hamilton. Back from drug and alcohol addiction that derailed his career, Hamilton broke Bobby Abreu's mark for one round. Abreu hit 24 home run s in the first round in 2005 at Detroit's Comerica Park. Hamilton's incredible tale of redemption has made national news this season, and. he retold a story Monday afternoon about a vivid dream he had two ye'ifs ago - he was being interviewed al Yankee Stadium after par· ticipating in the Home Run Derby. "I can say it wa_s a coincidem:e, but r don' t believe in those," he said. · Mind you, his dream came while Hamtlton was still banned from M <\ior League · Baseball, and before this year's Ali-Siar game was awarded · to the venerable ballpark in its final season. "Obviously, the dream, didn ' t know how many would hit," Hamilton said in a TV interview after his huge ftrst-rounct performance . "I ju st feel bles sed to have played here.'' . With the crowd of 53,71fi chanting his name, undoubtedly warmed by hi s improbabltt journey to · stardom , Hamilton connected on 13 consecutive c ut s before falling short of the fences on his final two. " I got chills," he said. With his smooth left-handed swing and jaw-dropping power, Hamilton seemed a natural choice to take advantage of Yanke~ Stadium's shon right-!ield porch. But he cleared the deepest fences with ease, hitting three shots farther than 500 feet including his longest of 518. "I was lucky that we got reset," Morneau said. "This was his show. He deserved to win it. That was one of the best performances I've ever seen." JAY CoHEN NEW YOR:K Jos h Hamilton was th e top pick in the 1999 draft before an addiction to drugs and alco; hoJ knocked him OUI of baseball and into working construction. Simply get; ting back to th e major · leagues seemed like a long shot. Playing in the , All-Star game was the furth est thing from his mind. Fast forward to Monday, and tlie Texas Rangers' slugger was in a midtown hotel ballroom, surrounded · by. the best players in the American League . "It's like being a little kid in a candy store," Hamilton said. "You don ' t know which way to go lind who to say 'Hey' 10 . I' m just very excited." · Hamilton, who lead s the m<\iors with 95 RB!s: is one of 28 first-time All -Stars on the rosters for Tuesday night 's Midsummer Classic, the mosl since 32 ill 2003. according to the Elias Sports Bureau . None has taken a more harrowing road to Yankee Stadium. He will start in center field and. bat third in lhe American League's powerful lineup . His story of rehabilitation and recteinption makes "The Natural" -· of · course, one of Hamilton's favorite movies - see m quaint. . "lt;s a 1vondcrful story," said Chicago Cubs manager Loti Pini e ll~. one of the coaches on the NL All -Star Please see Hamilton, Bl Yankee·Stadium is the biggest All-Star of all . BY RONALD BLUM ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - All the All-Stars walked onto baseball's most famous field , soaking up the history. Manny Ramirez threw a ball to fans as his son scampered around the outfield in shorts during Monday 's workout. Mariano Rivera stood in center, surrounded by his three boys, all in new American League uniforms . Joe Girardi and his son were in left-center, wearing m~tching outfits, even down to the sunglasses. . "I catch myself actually looking up at s~ts where I sat as a kid and saying, 'Wow, that' s pretty cool that, you know, I actually watched the game from there and now I'm down here and somebody else is watching us," Minnesota Twins closer Joe Nathan said. Before closing later this year, the 8!i-year-old ballpark hosts the All-Star game pn Tuesday night as part of its grand send-off. Major League Baseball is takin~ a year off from showcasmg the sport's shiny new emporiums and toasting the House that Ruth Built, . DiMaggio won ·over and Reggie conquered. Albert Pujols set some goals, and for a change they didn ' t involve home runs. "Maybe tear up (he grass a . little bit . and put it in the back of my pocket and take 1t with me,' the St. Louts Cardinals slugger said . It's the place where Lou Gehrig said goodbye, where Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali boxed, where popes eelebrated mass. But most of all, it's remembered for the 26 World Series titles the New York Yankees have won since the Stadium opened its doors .in 1.923 . Plea5e see Stadium. 82 AP photo; Fans fil l Yankee Stadium during batting practice at the Major League Baseball All-Star Home Run Derby in New York on Monday. • · ' . • Plea$e $ee Start. 82 Bv ,. Local Weather ''I'm going to de!initely do .a sightseeing tour today, and I'm going to enjoy every minute of it." Both managers announced their lineups Monday i11 the same Manhattan banquet room where the Mitchell Report on dru gs in baseball was released seve n months before. Seattle right fielder lchiro Suzuki will hnt [p;,.loff for the AL followed by Yankees shortstop Derek Jet er, Texa s center fielder Josh Hamilton , New York third base man Ale~ Rodrigue z. ·Boston left !ielder Mannv Ramirez, Rangers de signaied hitter Milton Bradley. 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CliIIi 1JV ~ a's , pl J 1-. il\.tl..l I C/\1.;1.:; ph] SJc,d co mplete d ,md Bob W1en St.t chum .mel hJS Sc~u nJ eJ Duval teammate tu rn ed 111 1n 01der to pdt!JCI co nclude ,11 tippt oX Jm,nely Ju ,m Jose Cobo Acebo of p.l!c 6 "1 0 p m Thllc will be " Sp.11 11 on the t1nal uphtll Fo r m01 e Jn !onndliOil illnl! ot 72 sludcnt .tlhleles cl mb to the sk1 slalJOn contact P,un Dout httl at pel C.llllp SO (l ie ICgJS!I,I I 1 ans rode wtlh p.un all Eastern H1g l1 School tiOil IS ellLOU l .!f,.t.:d tO C ll Sli i L: the "") loll ow•ng h1 s sptll .1 p llliClp.tnt s pl.tce Cost Sunu.ty 1n the l1rst s t <~ge m lot th e e,l !llJl IS S21h (lll I he Py1 ~nees pJ.t} Cl I m lucky th.1t I ve been 1cry \\e ll loo ked after," To p1e IC.!ISic l VJSII http //olllnboht lis cs11 ll>lll Ev Ill s sc~1d My ow n CHESTER - A D.1ys ol h 11nps/Dh1o e 1111ps hun l ostcop.ll h who ll tve ls With Gl01y Co Ed Snftb,li l For mo1 e mlot111lllon coli · me put ne hdck mlo pteces Tourndme nt h.1s been sel 101 tact Bn an Hosk1nson 11 .md the IC,Im dOCIOI p,ttched Aug 8 ibrough I 0 at the 740 591 I "14 1 01 me up \1om ankle to neckChester Ball F1elds wnh all hoskmsh(il)ohm edu w1th a lew holes BBYFL sign-ups Saturdays in July I 1 EHS fall sports athletic packets available OU baseball camps t ~I Softball tourney set for August 8 Evans' eyes well ed wuh tears dunng the post-race ceremony rhiS was the hrst tune he has ever held the Tour lead ha\ mg hnrshed second behmd Alberto Con t c~dor ot Spam last year I co uldn' t believe 11 now and I couldn' t belteve 1t then on the pod1um he s,ud, ,1ddtng he was encouraged by s1ghts ol th e AustJUIIan llag on h ~s grue l 1ng climb mto H,wtacam 'The m0st pamful thmg "as the descents Every swollen part ol the bod) "'" bouncmg 111 a bag of abraded sktn ,' he satd "Every speed bump hurt put 1! th dt way ' Evan s rarely attacked th e oth er fa\Ontes "ho dis· tanceJ themselves from the ma111 pack m the 07 mil e stage !rom Pau to Haulacam I he stage tea ttJ red th e passes ot Tourmalet and Hau1acamc limbs so hard they are beyond class1ftcatron The day s b1ggest loser was AleJandro Val;erde, the Spa msh natJonal challlpJOn seen as a potentral threat He couldn t keep up wrth hi s mam nvals mthe fmt climb up Tourmalet and contm ued to lose t1me He hmshed 5 mmutes, 52 seconds beh111d Prepoh and tra1ls E\ ans by 4 41 'It s hm shed for the pod1· urn," Ca1sse d Epargne sport111g dtrector Eusebw U nzue satd, refernng to Val verde's chances of a topthree fmr sh Htstory may work 111 Evans' favor In the three Tours w1th a stage frrnshmg at the Hautacam, the nder who emerged w1th yellow Jersey after the gruehng 8 9 mtle ascent kept the lead all the way to the f1msh M1guel lnduram ( 1994) BJarne Rtts ( 1996) and Lance Armstrong (2000) 'Ltke the others who took the yellow Jersey on the Hautacam, I hope I can continue m tt" unul the July 27 f1msh m Pans Evans sa1d Challenges a\\ att like three days m the Alps and a ttme tnal on the next to last stage 2008 Unlike Armstrong who benefited from strong US Po stal and Dtscovery Channel leams Evans has largely had to go at It alone \ He has had little 1! any escort from ht s squad I ,,Jmtt that we don't have the strongest team m the race, he sard "But nght now I m JUst sallsfred about the wo1 k I ve done today," he sard He II be keepmg a close C) e on Schleck, a strong cl1mbei who won a stage at the lege ndary Alpe d'Huez m 2006 Schleck was th1rd MonJa y, 28 seconds behmd P1epolo Evans and several other title contenders trarlcd by 2 I 7 Evans came mto the stage "x seconds behmd K1rchen, 11 ho struggled up the Hautacam and frm shed 4 19 ott Prepolo 's pace- falling to se\ enth overall and end· 111g h1 s four-day run m yellow Chnsuan Vande Velde of th e Untted States, the Garmm C h1potl e team leader held ht s own and kept th1rd place, 38 seconds behmd Dems Menchov, the nder Evan s says he fears most, also kept up wtth the Austrahan and IS 57 seconds back m frfth Carlos Sastre IS SIXth, I 28 back Remy d1 Gregono who crashed out of h1s ftrst Tour last year wtth a broken elbow gave h1 s fellow French a Ba stille Day thnll by lead mg the pack over the II mtle Tourmalet pass Bn tam & Mad> Ca1•end1sh of Team ColumbJa, who won the htth and eighth stages, and Danny Pate of th e Unued States crashed early rn the stage They got back on thetr b1kes, and Cavend1sh was treated by the race doctor for an lliJured left shoulder Yury Trofimov of Russia qmt the race because of a cold and fatigue The held now has 169 nders, II fewer than at the start AP Sports Wnter Jerome Pugmire wntnbuted to this report ,done Wltll rviJ J~< .tll kCc s Ry.1n Bl.lllll 1nu Cn1ey H,u t C lllc.tgo s Kosukc Fukudome ,md two of the b1gges t surprt ses ol the l11 s1 half - PJttsbtllgil s N.tte McL nuth tnd R1 111 Ludw1ck nl St I ' 111s Two ot the 11c 1Vu1111CI s we rc ~.:vc n tr tLkd lor ~..:ddl othe1 111 the ott se \sOil I he R.tn gcJS scm Edtnso" Volquez In Ctnc lllll 111 ''" H.tmllton The1c s 111 tnl lux of gre.1t )Ou ng t.tl cnt 111 tile R1 ver,1 11 11h the st.~rt 111 hJS home b.tllp,u k - but on I} hcc.Jllse Ft.Jncon~t w \s .tsked abou t 11 b) ~epor l c rs from Page 81 M m.tno R1 ve r t m,ty he the gre.ttest reliever ol dll Red Sox lu st b,tsem.tn (lme' but he s not ,, starte1 Kevm Youkd" Mmnesota Ftdncon<I satd We wr ll catc her Joe M,ltle r and ueat every pl.tyer 111 th iS Boston s~coml bc~,cmatl ga me With ,1 lot of 1espect Dustin Pe<l1111,J ceJI,unl y kn ow mg 'h.tt there Fr,mc ona kept mo1 c th,t n diC Y.mkees 111 !hiS .!•nne numbers- tn m1n d when but nthe• th,m lh c~t I thmk 1, ttt1n~ togethe t ht~ ht~ttlng Jo111~ tt LOll cctly order Ft.tnuln.t wou iUn l eve n To me Derek lete1 commit to callmg on Rt ve ta JcscJVes to h1t second 111 " I n dose uut d ll Jit l h llli1 11H! lineup hke th" cspCLI.IIIy lc,td s<tytng he dtdn I W,IIU m thiS pl.tce he s.11d to dt-vulgc ht' plt~n ~ The llldl1d_cr tlso I m gomg til sli ck my ackno\\ l e u g~d he th ough ! nee k out .tn(l s.1y we I) p1 c about whethe1 to honc11 pare from htm Hurd le Yankees cl0scr Man.tno sa1d H111d lc put FIOJtd.t sho1t stop H.111ley Ran111c7 ,11 illC top ol hJS mdll lolluv.cd b) Pllll.tdelphl.t secon d b.ISCI11.11l Ch,\Se Litle) Houston illS! bdsc m.tn L1nc e Bcrkmtn Sl I otll s slu gger Albe1t Pu1 ols .tt destgn 1ted l1111 e r _.AU, tnld th11J b,(sCill111 Chtppcl Jqnes Coi<1l,lli<> s M 111 Hnlltd I} 111 ll c hl l~eld Mllw,lllkee lei! IJ eldcJ Ry 111 Br.tun C h1c kll s KostJke Fukudnmc 111 ccn tel .111d Cubs lllOK ie cdtchcl Geol.tll) Solo I h II s the be st l111cup I vc t.:Vl'l \HIItt:ll on p tpcr We II Sec 11 hu c tt 1.1kcs us Htudlc sud Sheet:-.. ~:-~ :-.d to hecomt.: the !1 rst Brcwe" (lltchll to Hamilton '") CLASSIFIED break but was happy to change h1s travel plans " I try to look down the road and see myself where I want to be, ' Longona satd, "and I mean the All Star ga me was detmttely not someth1ng that I foresaw 111 my future Maybe putting up good numbe rs or havmg a good season, but th1s has defmn ely exceeded all of my expectations ' Some of the newcomers did some research to pre pare for the All-Star fesltVI· ues Braun qurzzed Keri Grtffe)( Jr when the Crnctonatl Reds were 111 Milwaukee over the weekend G1ants closer "!Jnan Wilson sa1d teammates Rtch Aunlia and Randy Wmn told him he needed a dozen baseball s, a bat and an extra battmg practtce jer· sey for the autograph room ' Done,' Wtlson sa1d Ludw1ck traveled to New York wrth Cardmals slug· ger Albert Pujols and was plannmg on followmg the seven ttme All Star's every move I' m pretty much holdmg his hand around thiS whole deal, Ludwick said wnh a gnn st.11 1 c~n All S1a1 ~dme wh1le Volquez earned h1 s tl11ce d.I) S he lore -hJS 30th I 2th wm Saturday huthd.ty HJS most rece nt S heets' All Star bonus oulin~ w 1< l.tst Wednesday doubled to $50 000 for when he s!J uck out II b,11 bemg selected as th e start tc1s 111 'tx mnmgs ol ,Jioss mg pttcher to the Rockies H1s 5 year old son sat C ,,u ght my eye ' Hurdle next to h1m dunng an mter . , uU '\ 'th d sm•le I'm lond VICW "SCSSIOll al the hnte(, ot small li ke that weanng a Brewers cap and Ht11dle s,ud he looked a rephca of h1 s dad's All· closest 11 the AII Star p1tch Star Jersey The nght han crs "ho \1 e1 e 1oteJ 111 by der sa1d he'd have nearl y I0 pi 1ye 1s when hew ts dec1d family members at Yankee OIL 11 il1c h one would start Stadmm to watch h1m p1tch Th 11 !roup Jn c luded Tuesday Shee ls Ch1c.tgo s Ryan I m JU St gomg to try to DcmpsteJ S m FrallCISCo s take 1t all m and enJOY Ton LIIKecum Cmc1 nnall s myself," Sheets said 'I was I du1 son Vnlquez and nervous more so about th1s A11 1011.1 s B1 andon We bb mtemew than the game " DempslCJ L1ncec um an d The 29 year old Lee Wchb til st,u ted Sunday comp1led a 0 67 ERA dur· mg hr s fust seven starts He was 18-5 m 2005 but went 5 8 "1!h a 6 29 ERA last year, when he was opttoned to the mmors for more than a month "There's a lot of p1tchers ha1 mg outstandmg years," francona said, "and none measured up to Cliff" The last Indians pitcher to start an All-Star game was Charles Nagy m 1996 at Phlladelphta - the last lime the Nattonal League won 'We w1ll attempt and make every effort to put a foot down and stor, th1s shde,' Hurdle satd ' We're not gomg to play for a tte We are defmrtely gomg to throw 11 out there " 13 1 11cs thnd b.tse man ll11p pe1 Jones htmself back 111 th e All-S tar game lo1 th e ln sl t11ne smce 2001 I til mk the d.tys at least 111 the N tlton.tl Le,tgue, of tht "1K )e,u old All Stms uc ulm rng to t~ Il end None of th e 11ewco mers .uc y oull,:!J,;I than 22 year old R.ty s th•rd baseman E\ .111 I ongon,l v. ho started !Iu s se.tslln m the mmors .tlld won tile In te l nel ballot 111g lm the trnal spot on the gcll1l C Some ot thcm ne AI 1e.1m He 11 .1s planmng g01 ng to get C\ ell he l!c t lo go 10 L1s Vegas with hclmc they chop ott s,11 d , some hud thes ove r the Stadium from Page Bl No other team m baseball .can match the trad1t1on No other place can equal the aura "If you stand toe to toe w1th the beast and you can conquer th1s stage, then you've reached the apex," Atlanta Brave$ thtrd baseman Chtpper Jones said "I 1hmlc walking through that dark, dmgy tunnel mto the I don't thmk .dugout there's any playe r €hat's ever done 1t that hasn t gotten chill bumps It s the b1ggest stage m baseball II ) ou can 't get frred up to ltke those three steps up !he dugout steps ,md onto that l•cld man you don t have" pulse ' He called 1t a hu ge co l• scum Rrght next door, an even brgger one " under constr ucuon , 63 percent larger, to be ftlled wtth restaurants, bars and seats costmg up to $2 500 a game next year The new Yankee Stad1um will look much ltke th1s one before the 1974-75 reconstruction, but n won't be the s~me "I' m really gomg to mrss those guys down 1n the bullpen throw111g AA bat 1enes al me Boston closer Jonath,m Papclbon sa1d I m real Jy g01 ng to m"' !he people yell•ng ul me They II probc~bly JUst move 11gh 1 1no" the street P.1pelbon knows !he b til p.uk t1 om all those Red Sox- Yankees games T11n Lmcecum was ready to be a tounst The San Franc1sco G1an ts pnc.her. who IS 24 but looks hke one of the Be at les ,u age 14. wasn t sure exactly what he wanted to see "Babe Ruth and h1s head out there m - I don t know exactly where 1t 1s because I' ve never been there but I've seen people touch 1t,' he smd For one ntght onlv play· e" on the home te.11n w,Ilk~d onto the ll eiJ 111 numl,er> long Jelllcu "l'h Lon go 11 a we.mng Ruth ' No 1 idn Kmsler s 111 Joe DtM,,ggJO s No 5, 111d I D Drew and Joe M.tucl 111 M1ckey Mantles No 7 Red Sox roamed the Y,lllkecs clubhouse, all tmed a rare peek mto the pmstrrpes mner sanctum 'You don't want to take anything away from any All Sta1 game but this ts sumctiltng that s pretty spe· u,tl Yankees captai n De1 ek Jeter sa1d 'Th1s 1s the one All Star game that I w.uned to play 111 • E1111e B.mks and Frank l~ob111son cha!!ed outside the Nl clubhouse Reggie J.,c k,on held court behmd th e h.1111n g c,Jge as only Rc,!,: t ~ ' m 1 he commis b .111 s10ner's office prepared to honor more than 40 Hall of Famers dunng pregame ceremomes Boston 's Terry Francona. the AL manager, spent the day stdesteppmg what appeared to be the btgge st question If his team has a shm lead entenng tM mr,th mmng, would he hand the ball to Papelbon or Rivera, a revered Yankees hero? "I have a feeling. know rng Francona," R1vera satd " I have a feehng that he Will put me there 1f we have the opportumty to close the game " Starters were cleared up Monday, with Cleveland's Chff Lee opemng for the A'L and M1lwaukee's Ben Sheets for th e NL Sheets, hke Lmcecum, was vtstllng the baii]Jark for the f1rst ume Young and old ahke, they all sounded awed "It's we1rd to know that you're walkmg through the same, you know, hallways and tunnels as the greats," Longona sa1d More than most years, someumes Jaded major lea· guers seemed pumped UP. After all, there never will be another All-Star game at Yankee StadiUm At least m this one "Somethmg Will happen m this game that people will probably talk about for a long l1 me,' Francona sard I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS E·ma1l classtfted @myda1lytnbune com (740) Gallia Websttes www mydatlytnbune com 'www mydailysentmel com www mydatlyregtster com i\egi~ter Sentinel 992~ 2156 (304) 675=1333 675·5234 GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Offtee 11o~~ HOW IO W§lj[! 6ri ~ SuCcesSU ds Should Include These Items To Help Get Response \\\Ol *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing eported oo the firs .. , o' p.. ~' c;:;t c~ ai 1571 Corrections wll ---------------Due to dechn tng Health Male net Mama Coon Cat tabby & white to good home 304 674 1021 Cur,..nt rate ca ubftello lhe Fodera air Housing Act o t968 r Hhts r newapape EOE standards witt nol knowing y accept any adver lsement In vlolado f the law ~We YARD SA! 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You wanted 1 to 2 days a week QQwn1 Work Locally In a Famoly merchand•s ng magazines araa Atmosphere Where You Can n lhe following Truck Dnvar needed Henderson wv based COL App hcal•ons :A.re Now Be1ng Accepted For A Part T1me Possible Full T1me LPN 2 Even ngs 2 M1dn ghls ss Asststant needed 00 hr En oy A Career Working Must have val d dr vers W1th The Elderly In A Large hcense and transportatiOn 10 Personalty Owned Ltcensed Home Pleasant and from work Background ~h eck Will be run Call 74o- Env.ronment Car ng Staff Pad Vacalton DtscoJJnl s 446 0 101 tor Info Pa1d Insurance Part1al OhiO Valley Home Health Available D scounted Rent Inc h~rlng STNA CNA EH olency Apartment Home Health Aides & Ava•lable Interested Persona l Care A1des Full Applicants May Apply Da• y Part Ttme & Per D1em posi M Sun 10 4 Ae'llens bons ava•lable Apply at wood WV 26164 {Across t 4BO Jackson P ke Ritchie Bndye Turn R1ght Ga hpol s or phone 441 Very Last Busmess on 1J93 Co mpehuva Wages R1unt North 68 ) HestJme mtleage reimbursement and May Be Faxed To (304) 273 other benef•ts mclud ng 9236 Relerence Required heel1h Insurance E0 E Watk·!n Interviews BJJ sy Bee Clea mng Serv1ce Monday Friday 900am 300 pm 242 Th trd Ave Ga bpohs OH H1r ng AU ShiMS 1 877-463·6247 x2659 Wanted hve n housekeeper Lady no smoking or dr nking Own transportahon Call 740 992 2460 on .. 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-----~-No Fee Unless We Wn t 2006 Redma n 14K65 mas 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments furncshed and unlur nuohed and houses m Pomeroy and Middleport 1 688 582 3345 new conditiOn on rented lot secur 1y depos1t reqwred no n Apple GrO\Ie WV 304 pels 740 992 2218 576 2000 riiii~;;;~..;.;---, ----,..-~--~ t BR Apt WID hookup s HOMES 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec sale! te TV incl w/r ent S 1-lJH \II:: !lanai home $279 per month close to hosp lal Ca I 740 740 385 7671 339-0362 - - - - -- - 2bl W/D hookup 8K 10 out 2BR 1 bath Iota elec11 c 2 Apts for Rent beside bu1ld ng 2 lots n Chhon on rented lot can stay Dom nos tn Pt Pleasant $39 500 between 1Oam $3500 446 3617 304 812 4350 9pm 304 /73 9192 81 Schult 14x70 2 br large 2 badrot~m apartment for 2yr old House 111 Hartford bath woodburner stove rent 1n '-Mdleport no pets 1 900 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 refngerator wid 10x20 sun (7 40)992 5858 bathli Eal trf Kitchen porch w /complete selup 212 lrd ~ve 3 rooms and Dmmg Rnom Den & Family excellent~hape InSide & out (has to be moved) bath furniShed no pets Room Level lot All apph (7401992 5181 Ronl• Dep 740 44HJ245 0 Washer Dner & Wmdow dressmg mcluded 92 anccs $93 500 304 H82 2494 ' 6744689 M&UJ.ANEot:S 199/mol 3 bed 2 bath Bank Repo (5% down 20 years 6°o APR ) for listin gs 800 620 4946 ex A0 27 Broker Nancy 304 675-4024 Ot 304 675 079~ Bayv1ew Ctmmeron Mobile Home 16•80 2br 2ba underp orting B\les & 3 bed HUD Homes! only wheels porch cemeht S10 OOQI for t stmgs 800 steps Out ~~~h:hngs •nclud ~'":.:•~•.:::::::.•" :; " ::. ' - - - , 620 4946 ex A019 ed $5 000 304 r70 HOUSE'i FOR RJ.l>T tJtiM which lstn violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertl1ed In T4::-6cc2-:c:===-~=-:::- License & 2 years expen ence MVR equ red Call 1!1: IMC PAYU Feel MoNEY tuloAN www ql ruck ng com ResCare Home Care IS accept ng appltcatto ns for Need someone to spray for Support Assoc ates CNA & Po son vy around ou t STNA MR /DO exp pre mob•le home and yar8 446 !erred Apply at 8204 Ca rla 7039 Or ve Ga llpolts Mon Fr• 64 Ema1l resume Ia ~ rhamson@ rescare com 10 Appalach 1an Tire p oducts Inc s curren tly see ktng t~relot serv1ce tech for our Potnt Pleasant VN locatton Wages based on e:.;penence and bene! ts mcludlng 401 K Heal th Insu rance and Paid V?.cat on are also ava1table Please app y tn person For any more tnformal 00 con tacl Teddy Lambert @ 304 675 3930 -------AVO NI All Areas• To Buy or Se I Sh rley Spears 304 675 1429 Brand New Raslauranl for Lease AT 2 good location Owner has olher mleresls Regional Dump Drivers call 304 549 5696 Anytime A&J Truck ng IS seek.lng r--~~!'!'!"~--, quallf1ed COL A drvers to •NOTIC E• operate se m• dJJmps for OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH regton al routes We leature lNG CO acommends excellent home t1me health that you do bus ness w11h and d"ental msurance people you know and 401(k) vacat on bonus pay NOT lo send money and safety awards Oualtfted through the mall until yoJJ appl canis must be over 23 have mvashgated the yrs have a m1111 mu m of 1 offering year of commer cal dr vlng exper ence & clean MVR Pr pr eKponence w1th "'em dumps and ro 1offs IS help ful Contact Kenl at BOO 462 9365 or fill out app lies www com1cs com NEA Inc Huge Yard Sa le July 14th to 20th Free to ndoor home only Corner ol At 2 & Blame (F ) Rat Terr er pup el(cellent Lane Gall pott s Fer y lots w/ young chtldren and olher of everythtng ndud1ng Tools & Tra1t er ammals 388 8 166 CLASSIFIED INDEX 3br 2ba Sechonal on 6 aero Roseberry Ad Pt Pleasant w/ washer dryer d•shwasher& relr1garator $65 000 (304)675 6628 YARD SAl f. 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Supenor Home Matnt enance Carpentry Plumb ng Bathrooms No Job to Small Call339 3442 Free K1ttens 6 7 weeks o ld 740 992 4165 Kittens 6 weeks old 3 bob tat 3 not 446 0392 L!ll r ~ J ,~I~1~4~1~9--~---, 4 Lo Federal Funds Just rel eased for Land Owners No clos eng cost and ZERO DOWN' Wt l do Land Imp ovemenls Bankruptcy & Sad Credit OK 2 3 4 ann HousekeeptnQ expenence r:;:J::Jc"oblo rota... r» Meecn 4 oearoom <: 1 .. omn IOQ. 5. h..<>rl~nnrnc. l'\0- p.W:lk> 7 A.Ql'h:'11- B ~286 ~"~"'« eraw- 44s:JJij4 Letart & No H;:;J.,n a ca Ad Pomeroy lg pole bu1 d ---~--~304 882 3538 ng S. out bU1 Id1ng on 6 acres New 3 Bedroom homes hom $214 36 per month lndudes w/pond (816)668 0758 Look1ng to pa rtl• me work many upgrades delt very & 2nd JOb m lttary constn.Jc Brand new Neve Jved tn sel "P (7401385 2434 liOn secunty tood han 2br 2 bath w/ wh.rlpoo tubs dl ng/cook ng andscap ng large LR on 3 acres mfl Lms& pnor expenence and have $80 000 740 446 7029 ACREAGE worked coos stenlly to r the past 12 years InJury free n MOB LE HOME LOT FOR ma ttme nduslry 304 675 RENT 1031 Georges Creek 2017 Rd 4411111 AI types ol Home Repa1rs and Improvements Call A1ck 740 992 2910 or 740 274 2338 YAIIIJSAH mo/6yrs boy :Jmo 1yr F1ve adorable ovmg K1ttens Beant e Bears 26 g1 Is b1ka cute cuddly litter tra•ned 7 hous'e hOid mise items 9- 4 YARD SAl.£· ......,eeks old 505 Hollaway St 076 l'u:.AsANT Henderson 304 675 539 1 ccepts only hel anted ads meetin . .rj ---.. 70 Pr. / ....~.~-~~-'ED•' ~~~~~--~~t~~ kttncarlyle@comcast net Multi famt y garage sale Fr Ju y 18th Rust•c Hill s Ftrewood already cu t you Syracuse clothes gtrl 3 load 304 675 164 5 Estal ar Krt_T_&__ c_A_R_Lv_L_e____________ --------------· Ch1ckens & bettys hens ~----G·A·~-~.P0-1·~--~ ---. roosters total o! 12 (7401949 2700 4867 Sl Rl 850 12pm lo ? made in the f1rs altabte odlllon dvertlsements POLICIES Ohio Valley Publishing renrves the right to edit reject or cancel111ny ad at any time Errors must be reported on the llrll dlly or publication ood ... 1 Trlbun•S,ntlr.el R&gllte r will be re1pon1ible l or no more than the COli ot IIHI1p1ee oeeupled by lite error and onty thellret lnnr11on We lhall not be liable tor any loss or expense that resulla from the publfcallon or omlsalon ot an ad\lartltement Correction wHI be made In the llrtt IV&IIable edition Box number Mia are alwayt cqnfldentlal Current rate card applies All rea ! utate advertisements are aublect to the Federal Fair Hout lng Act ot 1968 This newspaper acceptt only halp wanted ad1 meeting EOE standard• We will not knowingly accept any adverllllng In violation of the law Will not be reeponllble lor any erTora n en ed taken over the phone Lost Glasses somewhere between Texas Rd on the way nto town 446 7020 , Ant qtJe upnght P1ano & an older Relngerator 304 675 Real GIIMIVA\ Sunday Display 1 00 p m Thursday for Sundays Paper • All ads must be prepaid ' e Start Your Ads Wllh A Keyword e Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days r 12 Noon 2 GI\MWAV 4 kittens some long hatreri yellow/wh•le black tabby 740 992 2335 All Frl;day All Display Business Days Prior To Publlc::atlon e.. r nt Dally In Column 1 DO p m Monday Friday for Insertion In Next Day s Paper Sunday In-Column 1 DO p m For Sundays PAper Two 30 tnch Whtte Bathroom Vanll• es 1n good shape 304 REWARD $500 For 1n!orma 675 1645 liOn lead ng to the arrest & =::-~:-----, r.nnv r 1nn nf 1'1~" hlt>Jtng !'1!'00 Ut;:J ANlJ scum that broke nto our 1 FOUND home 0"' u. 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CliIIi 1JV ~ a's , pl J 1-. il\.tl..l I C/\1.;1.:; ph] SJc,d co mplete d ,md Bob W1en St.t chum .mel hJS Sc~u nJ eJ Duval teammate tu rn ed 111 1n 01der to pdt!JCI co nclude ,11 tippt oX Jm,nely Ju ,m Jose Cobo Acebo of p.l!c 6 "1 0 p m Thllc will be " Sp.11 11 on the t1nal uphtll Fo r m01 e Jn !onndliOil illnl! ot 72 sludcnt .tlhleles cl mb to the sk1 slalJOn contact P,un Dout httl at pel C.llllp SO (l ie ICgJS!I,I I 1 ans rode wtlh p.un all Eastern H1g l1 School tiOil IS ellLOU l .!f,.t.:d tO C ll Sli i L: the "") loll ow•ng h1 s sptll .1 p llliClp.tnt s pl.tce Cost Sunu.ty 1n the l1rst s t <~ge m lot th e e,l !llJl IS S21h (lll I he Py1 ~nees pJ.t} Cl I m lucky th.1t I ve been 1cry \\e ll loo ked after," To p1e IC.!ISic l VJSII http //olllnboht lis cs11 ll>lll Ev Ill s sc~1d My ow n CHESTER - A D.1ys ol h 11nps/Dh1o e 1111ps hun l ostcop.ll h who ll tve ls With Gl01y Co Ed Snftb,li l For mo1 e mlot111lllon coli · me put ne hdck mlo pteces Tourndme nt h.1s been sel 101 tact Bn an Hosk1nson 11 .md the IC,Im dOCIOI p,ttched Aug 8 ibrough I 0 at the 740 591 I "14 1 01 me up \1om ankle to neckChester Ball F1elds wnh all hoskmsh(il)ohm edu w1th a lew holes BBYFL sign-ups Saturdays in July I 1 EHS fall sports athletic packets available OU baseball camps t ~I Softball tourney set for August 8 Evans' eyes well ed wuh tears dunng the post-race ceremony rhiS was the hrst tune he has ever held the Tour lead ha\ mg hnrshed second behmd Alberto Con t c~dor ot Spam last year I co uldn' t believe 11 now and I couldn' t belteve 1t then on the pod1um he s,ud, ,1ddtng he was encouraged by s1ghts ol th e AustJUIIan llag on h ~s grue l 1ng climb mto H,wtacam 'The m0st pamful thmg "as the descents Every swollen part ol the bod) "'" bouncmg 111 a bag of abraded sktn ,' he satd "Every speed bump hurt put 1! th dt way ' Evan s rarely attacked th e oth er fa\Ontes "ho dis· tanceJ themselves from the ma111 pack m the 07 mil e stage !rom Pau to Haulacam I he stage tea ttJ red th e passes ot Tourmalet and Hau1acamc limbs so hard they are beyond class1ftcatron The day s b1ggest loser was AleJandro Val;erde, the Spa msh natJonal challlpJOn seen as a potentral threat He couldn t keep up wrth hi s mam nvals mthe fmt climb up Tourmalet and contm ued to lose t1me He hmshed 5 mmutes, 52 seconds beh111d Prepoh and tra1ls E\ ans by 4 41 'It s hm shed for the pod1· urn," Ca1sse d Epargne sport111g dtrector Eusebw U nzue satd, refernng to Val verde's chances of a topthree fmr sh Htstory may work 111 Evans' favor In the three Tours w1th a stage frrnshmg at the Hautacam, the nder who emerged w1th yellow Jersey after the gruehng 8 9 mtle ascent kept the lead all the way to the f1msh M1guel lnduram ( 1994) BJarne Rtts ( 1996) and Lance Armstrong (2000) 'Ltke the others who took the yellow Jersey on the Hautacam, I hope I can continue m tt" unul the July 27 f1msh m Pans Evans sa1d Challenges a\\ att like three days m the Alps and a ttme tnal on the next to last stage 2008 Unlike Armstrong who benefited from strong US Po stal and Dtscovery Channel leams Evans has largely had to go at It alone \ He has had little 1! any escort from ht s squad I ,,Jmtt that we don't have the strongest team m the race, he sard "But nght now I m JUst sallsfred about the wo1 k I ve done today," he sard He II be keepmg a close C) e on Schleck, a strong cl1mbei who won a stage at the lege ndary Alpe d'Huez m 2006 Schleck was th1rd MonJa y, 28 seconds behmd P1epolo Evans and several other title contenders trarlcd by 2 I 7 Evans came mto the stage "x seconds behmd K1rchen, 11 ho struggled up the Hautacam and frm shed 4 19 ott Prepolo 's pace- falling to se\ enth overall and end· 111g h1 s four-day run m yellow Chnsuan Vande Velde of th e Untted States, the Garmm C h1potl e team leader held ht s own and kept th1rd place, 38 seconds behmd Dems Menchov, the nder Evan s says he fears most, also kept up wtth the Austrahan and IS 57 seconds back m frfth Carlos Sastre IS SIXth, I 28 back Remy d1 Gregono who crashed out of h1s ftrst Tour last year wtth a broken elbow gave h1 s fellow French a Ba stille Day thnll by lead mg the pack over the II mtle Tourmalet pass Bn tam & Mad> Ca1•end1sh of Team ColumbJa, who won the htth and eighth stages, and Danny Pate of th e Unued States crashed early rn the stage They got back on thetr b1kes, and Cavend1sh was treated by the race doctor for an lliJured left shoulder Yury Trofimov of Russia qmt the race because of a cold and fatigue The held now has 169 nders, II fewer than at the start AP Sports Wnter Jerome Pugmire wntnbuted to this report ,done Wltll rviJ J~< .tll kCc s Ry.1n Bl.lllll 1nu Cn1ey H,u t C lllc.tgo s Kosukc Fukudome ,md two of the b1gges t surprt ses ol the l11 s1 half - PJttsbtllgil s N.tte McL nuth tnd R1 111 Ludw1ck nl St I ' 111s Two ot the 11c 1Vu1111CI s we rc ~.:vc n tr tLkd lor ~..:ddl othe1 111 the ott se \sOil I he R.tn gcJS scm Edtnso" Volquez In Ctnc lllll 111 ''" H.tmllton The1c s 111 tnl lux of gre.1t )Ou ng t.tl cnt 111 tile R1 ver,1 11 11h the st.~rt 111 hJS home b.tllp,u k - but on I} hcc.Jllse Ft.Jncon~t w \s .tsked abou t 11 b) ~epor l c rs from Page 81 M m.tno R1 ve r t m,ty he the gre.ttest reliever ol dll Red Sox lu st b,tsem.tn (lme' but he s not ,, starte1 Kevm Youkd" Mmnesota Ftdncon<I satd We wr ll catc her Joe M,ltle r and ueat every pl.tyer 111 th iS Boston s~coml bc~,cmatl ga me With ,1 lot of 1espect Dustin Pe<l1111,J ceJI,unl y kn ow mg 'h.tt there Fr,mc ona kept mo1 c th,t n diC Y.mkees 111 !hiS .!•nne numbers- tn m1n d when but nthe• th,m lh c~t I thmk 1, ttt1n~ togethe t ht~ ht~ttlng Jo111~ tt LOll cctly order Ft.tnuln.t wou iUn l eve n To me Derek lete1 commit to callmg on Rt ve ta JcscJVes to h1t second 111 " I n dose uut d ll Jit l h llli1 11H! lineup hke th" cspCLI.IIIy lc,td s<tytng he dtdn I W,IIU m thiS pl.tce he s.11d to dt-vulgc ht' plt~n ~ The llldl1d_cr tlso I m gomg til sli ck my ackno\\ l e u g~d he th ough ! nee k out .tn(l s.1y we I) p1 c about whethe1 to honc11 pare from htm Hurd le Yankees cl0scr Man.tno sa1d H111d lc put FIOJtd.t sho1t stop H.111ley Ran111c7 ,11 illC top ol hJS mdll lolluv.cd b) Pllll.tdelphl.t secon d b.ISCI11.11l Ch,\Se Litle) Houston illS! bdsc m.tn L1nc e Bcrkmtn Sl I otll s slu gger Albe1t Pu1 ols .tt destgn 1ted l1111 e r _.AU, tnld th11J b,(sCill111 Chtppcl Jqnes Coi<1l,lli<> s M 111 Hnlltd I} 111 ll c hl l~eld Mllw,lllkee lei! IJ eldcJ Ry 111 Br.tun C h1c kll s KostJke Fukudnmc 111 ccn tel .111d Cubs lllOK ie cdtchcl Geol.tll) Solo I h II s the be st l111cup I vc t.:Vl'l \HIItt:ll on p tpcr We II Sec 11 hu c tt 1.1kcs us Htudlc sud Sheet:-.. ~:-~ :-.d to hecomt.: the !1 rst Brcwe" (lltchll to Hamilton '") CLASSIFIED break but was happy to change h1s travel plans " I try to look down the road and see myself where I want to be, ' Longona satd, "and I mean the All Star ga me was detmttely not someth1ng that I foresaw 111 my future Maybe putting up good numbe rs or havmg a good season, but th1s has defmn ely exceeded all of my expectations ' Some of the newcomers did some research to pre pare for the All-Star fesltVI· ues Braun qurzzed Keri Grtffe)( Jr when the Crnctonatl Reds were 111 Milwaukee over the weekend G1ants closer "!Jnan Wilson sa1d teammates Rtch Aunlia and Randy Wmn told him he needed a dozen baseball s, a bat and an extra battmg practtce jer· sey for the autograph room ' Done,' Wtlson sa1d Ludw1ck traveled to New York wrth Cardmals slug· ger Albert Pujols and was plannmg on followmg the seven ttme All Star's every move I' m pretty much holdmg his hand around thiS whole deal, Ludwick said wnh a gnn st.11 1 c~n All S1a1 ~dme wh1le Volquez earned h1 s tl11ce d.I) S he lore -hJS 30th I 2th wm Saturday huthd.ty HJS most rece nt S heets' All Star bonus oulin~ w 1< l.tst Wednesday doubled to $50 000 for when he s!J uck out II b,11 bemg selected as th e start tc1s 111 'tx mnmgs ol ,Jioss mg pttcher to the Rockies H1s 5 year old son sat C ,,u ght my eye ' Hurdle next to h1m dunng an mter . , uU '\ 'th d sm•le I'm lond VICW "SCSSIOll al the hnte(, ot small li ke that weanng a Brewers cap and Ht11dle s,ud he looked a rephca of h1 s dad's All· closest 11 the AII Star p1tch Star Jersey The nght han crs "ho \1 e1 e 1oteJ 111 by der sa1d he'd have nearl y I0 pi 1ye 1s when hew ts dec1d family members at Yankee OIL 11 il1c h one would start Stadmm to watch h1m p1tch Th 11 !roup Jn c luded Tuesday Shee ls Ch1c.tgo s Ryan I m JU St gomg to try to DcmpsteJ S m FrallCISCo s take 1t all m and enJOY Ton LIIKecum Cmc1 nnall s myself," Sheets said 'I was I du1 son Vnlquez and nervous more so about th1s A11 1011.1 s B1 andon We bb mtemew than the game " DempslCJ L1ncec um an d The 29 year old Lee Wchb til st,u ted Sunday comp1led a 0 67 ERA dur· mg hr s fust seven starts He was 18-5 m 2005 but went 5 8 "1!h a 6 29 ERA last year, when he was opttoned to the mmors for more than a month "There's a lot of p1tchers ha1 mg outstandmg years," francona said, "and none measured up to Cliff" The last Indians pitcher to start an All-Star game was Charles Nagy m 1996 at Phlladelphta - the last lime the Nattonal League won 'We w1ll attempt and make every effort to put a foot down and stor, th1s shde,' Hurdle satd ' We're not gomg to play for a tte We are defmrtely gomg to throw 11 out there " 13 1 11cs thnd b.tse man ll11p pe1 Jones htmself back 111 th e All-S tar game lo1 th e ln sl t11ne smce 2001 I til mk the d.tys at least 111 the N tlton.tl Le,tgue, of tht "1K )e,u old All Stms uc ulm rng to t~ Il end None of th e 11ewco mers .uc y oull,:!J,;I than 22 year old R.ty s th•rd baseman E\ .111 I ongon,l v. ho started !Iu s se.tslln m the mmors .tlld won tile In te l nel ballot 111g lm the trnal spot on the gcll1l C Some ot thcm ne AI 1e.1m He 11 .1s planmng g01 ng to get C\ ell he l!c t lo go 10 L1s Vegas with hclmc they chop ott s,11 d , some hud thes ove r the Stadium from Page Bl No other team m baseball .can match the trad1t1on No other place can equal the aura "If you stand toe to toe w1th the beast and you can conquer th1s stage, then you've reached the apex," Atlanta Brave$ thtrd baseman Chtpper Jones said "I 1hmlc walking through that dark, dmgy tunnel mto the I don't thmk .dugout there's any playe r €hat's ever done 1t that hasn t gotten chill bumps It s the b1ggest stage m baseball II ) ou can 't get frred up to ltke those three steps up !he dugout steps ,md onto that l•cld man you don t have" pulse ' He called 1t a hu ge co l• scum Rrght next door, an even brgger one " under constr ucuon , 63 percent larger, to be ftlled wtth restaurants, bars and seats costmg up to $2 500 a game next year The new Yankee Stad1um will look much ltke th1s one before the 1974-75 reconstruction, but n won't be the s~me "I' m really gomg to mrss those guys down 1n the bullpen throw111g AA bat 1enes al me Boston closer Jonath,m Papclbon sa1d I m real Jy g01 ng to m"' !he people yell•ng ul me They II probc~bly JUst move 11gh 1 1no" the street P.1pelbon knows !he b til p.uk t1 om all those Red Sox- Yankees games T11n Lmcecum was ready to be a tounst The San Franc1sco G1an ts pnc.her. who IS 24 but looks hke one of the Be at les ,u age 14. wasn t sure exactly what he wanted to see "Babe Ruth and h1s head out there m - I don t know exactly where 1t 1s because I' ve never been there but I've seen people touch 1t,' he smd For one ntght onlv play· e" on the home te.11n w,Ilk~d onto the ll eiJ 111 numl,er> long Jelllcu "l'h Lon go 11 a we.mng Ruth ' No 1 idn Kmsler s 111 Joe DtM,,ggJO s No 5, 111d I D Drew and Joe M.tucl 111 M1ckey Mantles No 7 Red Sox roamed the Y,lllkecs clubhouse, all tmed a rare peek mto the pmstrrpes mner sanctum 'You don't want to take anything away from any All Sta1 game but this ts sumctiltng that s pretty spe· u,tl Yankees captai n De1 ek Jeter sa1d 'Th1s 1s the one All Star game that I w.uned to play 111 • E1111e B.mks and Frank l~ob111son cha!!ed outside the Nl clubhouse Reggie J.,c k,on held court behmd th e h.1111n g c,Jge as only Rc,!,: t ~ ' m 1 he commis b .111 s10ner's office prepared to honor more than 40 Hall of Famers dunng pregame ceremomes Boston 's Terry Francona. the AL manager, spent the day stdesteppmg what appeared to be the btgge st question If his team has a shm lead entenng tM mr,th mmng, would he hand the ball to Papelbon or Rivera, a revered Yankees hero? "I have a feeling. know rng Francona," R1vera satd " I have a feehng that he Will put me there 1f we have the opportumty to close the game " Starters were cleared up Monday, with Cleveland's Chff Lee opemng for the A'L and M1lwaukee's Ben Sheets for th e NL Sheets, hke Lmcecum, was vtstllng the baii]Jark for the f1rst ume Young and old ahke, they all sounded awed "It's we1rd to know that you're walkmg through the same, you know, hallways and tunnels as the greats," Longona sa1d More than most years, someumes Jaded major lea· guers seemed pumped UP. After all, there never will be another All-Star game at Yankee StadiUm At least m this one "Somethmg Will happen m this game that people will probably talk about for a long l1 me,' Francona sard I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS E·ma1l classtfted @myda1lytnbune com (740) Gallia Websttes www mydatlytnbune com 'www mydailysentmel com www mydatlyregtster com i\egi~ter Sentinel 992~ 2156 (304) 675=1333 675·5234 GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Offtee 11o~~ HOW IO W§lj[! 6ri ~ SuCcesSU ds Should Include These Items To Help Get Response \\\Ol *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing eported oo the firs .. , o' p.. ~' c;:;t c~ ai 1571 Corrections wll ---------------Due to dechn tng Health Male net Mama Coon Cat tabby & white to good home 304 674 1021 Cur,..nt rate ca ubftello lhe Fodera air Housing Act o t968 r Hhts r newapape EOE standards witt nol knowing y accept any adver lsement In vlolado f the law ~We YARD SA! 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Pteaaant 460 715 870 730 090 620 180 470 072 074 076 IU \1 \I" All real esl.te advertislnt~ In this newapap&r 11 subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 which makes II Illegal to advertise any preference limitation or dlacrtmlnetlon baste! on race color rellijlon 1eJC familial status or national origin or any lntenllon to make any such preference HmttaUon or dlacrlmln&tlon 11\\ \t 1\1 Bus~ OProlmJNrTY ® 2008 r.~;:::::~===~~:;;:::::-:::-;:::-;:~;::.1 LPN/AN posit ons avat lable 1110 lbLP WANTED ..________. ., W\.\UIJ mBuv Absolute Top Do ar Stl vertgold co1ns any 10KI 14KI11K gold jewelry denta gold pre 1935 US curr ency prooflm•nt sets d1amonds MTS Co•n Shop LAB O RE~ EARN AS YOU 151 2nd Avenue Galllpolts LEARN Start bUtld ng lor 446 2842 your future NOW by JOtmng our proless100al team and Junk cars With or without learn lhe sk 11ts to become a l1tles 740 368 0864 H gh P assure Cleantng I \11'1 "'\!I\ I _ Matntenance TECHNICIAN All pos•t ons requ re extend "'I I ~\ It I " =,-------, ed TRAVEL outs1de the slate company provtdes ~ Etl'W.r.llll 1o d gtng 1ransporIaI on an d r_ Per D•am We pravtde PAID ~ tram1ng e:.;cellent BENE An Excellent ~ to eartt FITS 401 (K) Ratlremenl money Tha ~Jev. Avon Ca I Manlyn 304 882 2645 plan Layover & Travel Pay Pre employ ment DRUG fo r ped atnc home health care 1n V•nlon area Exp w/ventltrachlg lube pre !e rred Days PT/PAN 20 to 30 hrs per wee k Contact MIChele at PCNS BOO 518 2273 --------'Nanny need ed Someone to watc h k ds run errands cook clean and mtsc house hold chores Pay depends on expertence Please call 446 9357 eventngs or Z40 925 3 169 days ~N-ee_d_s-om_e.:._o_n_e-,o-h-el-p aroun d house and la rm Hours are 11ex1b e Pay depend s on expenence Cal 446-9357 evemngs or 740 _92_5_3_1_69_d_8.:._Y5_ _ _ _ -------Country/Sou thern Rock Band took ng tor Lead Gu1ter ptayer & Bass payer 740 645 1800 ---,~r---- F~EAAL POSTAL JOBS $17 89$28 27/h r now h1r ng For appl cat1on and free governement job Info call AmeriCan Assoc ol Labor 1 913 599 8226 24/h s emp SerJ -F-, 1- T _o_m_e_M_a_on_l•-n-an_c_e r bon a\ EOE ~ / ~Jo CllJJ AT 35 Adult Vtdeo & Book Store need Midnight Clerk full or part t1me 304 937 4 900 Now Hiring 20 Full Time employees for openings In our Gallipolis location! TEST s eqwred Class A COL and Drivers 1cense sa Take 1nbound customer plus but not required sen~tce calls lor Oual1f ed cand•dates may Fortune 100 Compames become eWg ble far company Including sponsored COL lramlng Time Warner Cable The nght candidates will be responsibl e goal seektng Call to achedule your •nd•vk:luals w lh a team on Interview entad approach Only sert 1 888 ous HARD WORKING 1ndl Exl2321 vtduals need apply Send App y onl ne work ht story and day ltme phone number to http:l1obs lntoclalon com TechniCian Tra•nea P:O Box Prr Secur•ty Off1cers must 565 Manetta Ohio 45750 be able to pass drug test & EOE backgroun d check Send resume to www mloweare -------LPN Pttlrtd Long 1stance gonnagetem com or fax to __ 1 ::.:964:..c:.5_-:--:-...,Onyas Hect1c Enwonments ::-74"0_.44 Pa 11 me merchandtser help & High Gas Pnces GO! You wanted 1 to 2 days a week QQwn1 Work Locally In a Famoly merchand•s ng magazines araa Atmosphere Where You Can n lhe following Truck Dnvar needed Henderson wv based COL App hcal•ons :A.re Now Be1ng Accepted For A Part T1me Possible Full T1me LPN 2 Even ngs 2 M1dn ghls ss Asststant needed 00 hr En oy A Career Working Must have val d dr vers W1th The Elderly In A Large hcense and transportatiOn 10 Personalty Owned Ltcensed Home Pleasant and from work Background ~h eck Will be run Call 74o- Env.ronment Car ng Staff Pad Vacalton DtscoJJnl s 446 0 101 tor Info Pa1d Insurance Part1al OhiO Valley Home Health Available D scounted Rent Inc h~rlng STNA CNA EH olency Apartment Home Health Aides & Ava•lable Interested Persona l Care A1des Full Applicants May Apply Da• y Part Ttme & Per D1em posi M Sun 10 4 Ae'llens bons ava•lable Apply at wood WV 26164 {Across t 4BO Jackson P ke Ritchie Bndye Turn R1ght Ga hpol s or phone 441 Very Last Busmess on 1J93 Co mpehuva Wages R1unt North 68 ) HestJme mtleage reimbursement and May Be Faxed To (304) 273 other benef•ts mclud ng 9236 Relerence Required heel1h Insurance E0 E Watk·!n Interviews BJJ sy Bee Clea mng Serv1ce Monday Friday 900am 300 pm 242 Th trd Ave Ga bpohs OH H1r ng AU ShiMS 1 877-463·6247 x2659 Wanted hve n housekeeper Lady no smoking or dr nking Own transportahon Call 740 992 2460 on .. Wanted Wmt Staff person no expenence necessary we w~llrat n Fnendly w1th a team player attttude IS mandatory Apply •n person al the Hol,day Inn Front desk Galhpohs Average pay •s n Gall•pohs No phone calls 1 $9$10 per hr •f Interested teasa P send us a postcard wtth note or resume mcludmg ---~---you1 phone number to the wv 80hr Underground News Group 3755 M•ner Class starling soon Interchange Ad Columbu5 Whtt Co Tram ng 304 372 OH 43204 or fax 614 351 8346 5283 or call1 B77 639 74n rJ:':!lso!'""-~----, eKt 1 17 and h~ave a mes SCHOOt.s sage pease spec1fy the area you re calling for Patnohc Foods Inc looktng lor Route Sales Managers Paid Tratntng 3,04 74 8S83 or 304 Bl2-02 7 -==-==:-:-=POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/hr or SS7Kiyr tncludes f-edera 8enellt:i OT Placed by at1Source nol oHereo w/ USPS who h.res 1 866 403 2582 o o 278-Q003 to leern '' th e mortgage bJoker or lendor s pr.operly hcensed {Th s s a public serv1ce announcement lr om lhe Oh1o Va lley StR\1CF.S o Good Aboll Serv ng Others Borrow Smart Contact the Oh iO D1v SIOn of F nanc al lnst 1u110n s Offt ce of Consumer Atfa1rs BEFORE you reft nance you home or oblatn a loan BEWARE at requests for any large advan ce payments of lees or Insurance Call th e Off•ce ol Consumer Affatrs loll free at 1 866 •P;"~b=los~h•:ng=Com =p=an:y:l=~ l'ltOflSSIONAI 304 675 7434 ..__,;liiNiSiTRiiii0iiiil10iii C Niooo~ ' Gallipolis Career Coll•ge (Cateers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740-446 4367 1 BOO 214-0452 www oeniPO ISCaroort~lege edu Accfed ed Membs Ace ed 1~v Cound lof lndepentlllnt Col llg&t R This new1p1per will not knowingly aeeept advertilementator real Off1ce & Homes Pl'ofesstonally Cleaned Reasonable rates Good Qual ty Honesty Ftele ences Nancy Icard 740 446 2262 Also Ask lor Nanc 1 at M chael & Fr ends Mens & Women s Ha1r your way 740 446 0698 hr $375/monlh 1n Syracuse depostt Hud App No Pel s (3041675 5332 wee kends 740 591-0265 2 beclroom house lor rent no pets !740)992 5656 this newspaper are available on an equa l 2BR recent y remodeled gas heat CIA lndgel range L....;0;:;Ppo:;.;;.rt;;"".;1 'Y~b;;";;"";;....l 2hr n Pt month Pleasant $465 Homestead Realty Dryer tmokup $550/rent + - - - - - - - - dep 446 455 5 after Spm Foreclosure 4br 2ba only 2BR 1BA gar 1n City llm1ts $29 900 Pnced to Sell' Fe newly remodeled no pets Ltstm gs BOO 620 4946 el( no smoktng $600/renl+sec PRICE REDUCED $69 900 27 12 ltncoln Ave 3br tba with detached garage mottvaled seller 304 675 6757 304 6 10 13 13 or Ass•st 2 Sale 304 755 2980 aep 740 446 7596 3br/2bth house w/ central AC WID diShwasher n Rto Grande area Ref eq Rent + dep B45 729-6092 4br 2ba HUD' only $317 monlhl Great Locatton• (5% Very nice 4br 2 ba home on down 20yrs 8%APR ) K neon Or n Galltpohs Ntco Ltst ngs 8Q0..620 4946 e)( Ou1te netghbornood on dead T46 end street Large 2 ca r gara!ll, and 1mshed base Brtck house 1n Gat pohs ment. ·t40 256 11 09 3Bfl 1 112 bath no pets no ~!"""~-~~--, smok ng $650frent 740 MOBIIJl HOMES 446 9209 FOR SAl F ..__..,;lliiiiiiiiiiii .....,.; Hwse •n Galhpohs 3 Oetl ---room deck & hot tub 4"4.6 14x70 2 bedroom 2 bath m 3478 or 446 8731 Vtnton erea must be moved ~ Good Cond $4500 740 853 I 143 or 446 1648 14x70 w/ 8x20 expando 3 br 1 5 balh great cond $5000 304 593 8851 :._..:.:....:.:.__ _ _ _ _ 16X80 3 Bedroom 2 Beth V•nyl S d ng Shingle Rool $230 per month 740 38.&< 9948 -------1977 ~ 4•70 2 bedroom Fuqua Tra ler lurmshed & Pellet Stove can be seen on Bnghton Ad 304 675 3697 1986 Holley Pa rk 14x70 r: ~ MOBFORilJln'!?~IDl """' I . 14x70 lra1 ler for rani 367 7762 28Ft n Bidwell area PETS 74 388 8547 o- NO Apphcattons now be mg accepted for mob 1e home 1entals m Potnt Pleasant Ca 1304 675 3423 r AP,\RTMENTS IUR RENT E DOWN ON 2BR 2 bath $6500 obo 245 TURN 0 5230 SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? -----~-No Fee Unless We Wn t 2006 Redma n 14K65 mas 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments furncshed and unlur nuohed and houses m Pomeroy and Middleport 1 688 582 3345 new conditiOn on rented lot secur 1y depos1t reqwred no n Apple GrO\Ie WV 304 pels 740 992 2218 576 2000 riiii~;;;~..;.;---, ----,..-~--~ t BR Apt WID hookup s HOMES 2008 3 bedroom 2 bath sec sale! te TV incl w/r ent S 1-lJH \II:: !lanai home $279 per month close to hosp lal Ca I 740 740 385 7671 339-0362 - - - - -- - 2bl W/D hookup 8K 10 out 2BR 1 bath Iota elec11 c 2 Apts for Rent beside bu1ld ng 2 lots n Chhon on rented lot can stay Dom nos tn Pt Pleasant $39 500 between 1Oam $3500 446 3617 304 812 4350 9pm 304 /73 9192 81 Schult 14x70 2 br large 2 badrot~m apartment for 2yr old House 111 Hartford bath woodburner stove rent 1n '-Mdleport no pets 1 900 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 refngerator wid 10x20 sun (7 40)992 5858 bathli Eal trf Kitchen porch w /complete selup 212 lrd ~ve 3 rooms and Dmmg Rnom Den & Family excellent~hape InSide & out (has to be moved) bath furniShed no pets Room Level lot All apph (7401992 5181 Ronl• Dep 740 44HJ245 0 Washer Dner & Wmdow dressmg mcluded 92 anccs $93 500 304 H82 2494 ' 6744689 M&UJ.ANEot:S 199/mol 3 bed 2 bath Bank Repo (5% down 20 years 6°o APR ) for listin gs 800 620 4946 ex A0 27 Broker Nancy 304 675-4024 Ot 304 675 079~ Bayv1ew Ctmmeron Mobile Home 16•80 2br 2ba underp orting B\les & 3 bed HUD Homes! only wheels porch cemeht S10 OOQI for t stmgs 800 steps Out ~~~h:hngs •nclud ~'":.:•~•.:::::::.•" :; " ::. ' - - - , 620 4946 ex A019 ed $5 000 304 r70 HOUSE'i FOR RJ.l>T tJtiM which lstn violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advertl1ed In T4::-6cc2-:c:===-~=-:::- License & 2 years expen ence MVR equ red Call 1!1: IMC PAYU Feel MoNEY tuloAN www ql ruck ng com ResCare Home Care IS accept ng appltcatto ns for Need someone to spray for Support Assoc ates CNA & Po son vy around ou t STNA MR /DO exp pre mob•le home and yar8 446 !erred Apply at 8204 Ca rla 7039 Or ve Ga llpolts Mon Fr• 64 Ema1l resume Ia ~ rhamson@ rescare com 10 Appalach 1an Tire p oducts Inc s curren tly see ktng t~relot serv1ce tech for our Potnt Pleasant VN locatton Wages based on e:.;penence and bene! ts mcludlng 401 K Heal th Insu rance and Paid V?.cat on are also ava1table Please app y tn person For any more tnformal 00 con tacl Teddy Lambert @ 304 675 3930 -------AVO NI All Areas• To Buy or Se I Sh rley Spears 304 675 1429 Brand New Raslauranl for Lease AT 2 good location Owner has olher mleresls Regional Dump Drivers call 304 549 5696 Anytime A&J Truck ng IS seek.lng r--~~!'!'!"~--, quallf1ed COL A drvers to •NOTIC E• operate se m• dJJmps for OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH regton al routes We leature lNG CO acommends excellent home t1me health that you do bus ness w11h and d"ental msurance people you know and 401(k) vacat on bonus pay NOT lo send money and safety awards Oualtfted through the mall until yoJJ appl canis must be over 23 have mvashgated the yrs have a m1111 mu m of 1 offering year of commer cal dr vlng exper ence & clean MVR Pr pr eKponence w1th "'em dumps and ro 1offs IS help ful Contact Kenl at BOO 462 9365 or fill out app lies www com1cs com NEA Inc Huge Yard Sa le July 14th to 20th Free to ndoor home only Corner ol At 2 & Blame (F ) Rat Terr er pup el(cellent Lane Gall pott s Fer y lots w/ young chtldren and olher of everythtng ndud1ng Tools & Tra1t er ammals 388 8 166 CLASSIFIED INDEX 3br 2ba Sechonal on 6 aero Roseberry Ad Pt Pleasant w/ washer dryer d•shwasher& relr1garator $65 000 (304)675 6628 YARD SAl f. 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Supenor Home Matnt enance Carpentry Plumb ng Bathrooms No Job to Small Call339 3442 Free K1ttens 6 7 weeks o ld 740 992 4165 Kittens 6 weeks old 3 bob tat 3 not 446 0392 L!ll r ~ J ,~I~1~4~1~9--~---, 4 Lo Federal Funds Just rel eased for Land Owners No clos eng cost and ZERO DOWN' Wt l do Land Imp ovemenls Bankruptcy & Sad Credit OK 2 3 4 ann HousekeeptnQ expenence r:;:J::Jc"oblo rota... r» Meecn 4 oearoom <: 1 .. omn IOQ. 5. h..<>rl~nnrnc. l'\0- p.W:lk> 7 A.Ql'h:'11- B ~286 ~"~"'« eraw- 44s:JJij4 Letart & No H;:;J.,n a ca Ad Pomeroy lg pole bu1 d ---~--~304 882 3538 ng S. out bU1 Id1ng on 6 acres New 3 Bedroom homes hom $214 36 per month lndudes w/pond (816)668 0758 Look1ng to pa rtl• me work many upgrades delt very & 2nd JOb m lttary constn.Jc Brand new Neve Jved tn sel "P (7401385 2434 liOn secunty tood han 2br 2 bath w/ wh.rlpoo tubs dl ng/cook ng andscap ng large LR on 3 acres mfl Lms& pnor expenence and have $80 000 740 446 7029 ACREAGE worked coos stenlly to r the past 12 years InJury free n MOB LE HOME LOT FOR ma ttme nduslry 304 675 RENT 1031 Georges Creek 2017 Rd 4411111 AI types ol Home Repa1rs and Improvements Call A1ck 740 992 2910 or 740 274 2338 YAIIIJSAH mo/6yrs boy :Jmo 1yr F1ve adorable ovmg K1ttens Beant e Bears 26 g1 Is b1ka cute cuddly litter tra•ned 7 hous'e hOid mise items 9- 4 YARD SAl.£· ......,eeks old 505 Hollaway St 076 l'u:.AsANT Henderson 304 675 539 1 ccepts only hel anted ads meetin . .rj ---.. 70 Pr. / ....~.~-~~-'ED•' ~~~~~--~~t~~ kttncarlyle@comcast net Multi famt y garage sale Fr Ju y 18th Rust•c Hill s Ftrewood already cu t you Syracuse clothes gtrl 3 load 304 675 164 5 Estal ar Krt_T_&__ c_A_R_Lv_L_e____________ --------------· Ch1ckens & bettys hens ~----G·A·~-~.P0-1·~--~ ---. roosters total o! 12 (7401949 2700 4867 Sl Rl 850 12pm lo ? made in the f1rs altabte odlllon dvertlsements POLICIES Ohio Valley Publishing renrves the right to edit reject or cancel111ny ad at any time Errors must be reported on the llrll dlly or publication ood ... 1 Trlbun•S,ntlr.el R&gllte r will be re1pon1ible l or no more than the COli ot IIHI1p1ee oeeupled by lite error and onty thellret lnnr11on We lhall not be liable tor any loss or expense that resulla from the publfcallon or omlsalon ot an ad\lartltement Correction wHI be made In the llrtt IV&IIable edition Box number Mia are alwayt cqnfldentlal Current rate card applies All rea ! utate advertisements are aublect to the Federal Fair Hout lng Act ot 1968 This newspaper acceptt only halp wanted ad1 meeting EOE standard• We will not knowingly accept any adverllllng In violation of the law Will not be reeponllble lor any erTora n en ed taken over the phone Lost Glasses somewhere between Texas Rd on the way nto town 446 7020 , Ant qtJe upnght P1ano & an older Relngerator 304 675 Real GIIMIVA\ Sunday Display 1 00 p m Thursday for Sundays Paper • All ads must be prepaid ' e Start Your Ads Wllh A Keyword e Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days r 12 Noon 2 GI\MWAV 4 kittens some long hatreri yellow/wh•le black tabby 740 992 2335 All Frl;day All Display Business Days Prior To Publlc::atlon e.. r nt Dally In Column 1 DO p m Monday Friday for Insertion In Next Day s Paper Sunday In-Column 1 DO p m For Sundays PAper Two 30 tnch Whtte Bathroom Vanll• es 1n good shape 304 REWARD $500 For 1n!orma 675 1645 liOn lead ng to the arrest & =::-~:-----, r.nnv r 1nn nf 1'1~" hlt>Jtng !'1!'00 Ut;:J ANlJ scum that broke nto our 1 FOUND home 0"' u. "' n 1\\;; and stole guns & jewelry Pleasl! Found on 4th Ave nea call Gal la County She ntf s lntoC1s10n (M) Ful b ooded Off1ce Rat Terner docked tall and ne utered 339 3265 edt~ reject or cancel any ad at any time )Errors Must B I \II \IS ANNOUNCEMIJ>TS reserves the rlghtlo \~I Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads O~ /f"J'J Borders $3 .00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large pjsplay Ads Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Auto Repair Start we cove MelgJ, Gallla, Ancl Mason counties Like NoOne Else Can! pptles ' the Clc1c l,mJ lndJ ,ms ; 1]1 start lor th e Amenc 111 Le.tg uc H,umlton ts one ol th 1ee newco me1 s tJ om from Page 81 1cx.ts with Mtllon Bradle) md I 111 Kmsle1 also mak mg st.tl t He s .t good k1J who the llip .tlongSJde f11c 11me los! IllS wt~y ,md 1e found '\ II St.11 Mtch.tel Yowl~ It 'II th ey "e'~ 111' · you HctmJiton ts one ol 111 c .ol .111 III VJlc to lhc Al l St.tl AL pJ,,yers ,mJ llii iC total ~ ,unc bu t ) uu ve got to who 1re stdrt 1ng lheu tusl shme the shoes' Brddley All Star g llll c 111 th e hn tl sa1d I II be l1ke I d he year 101 Y,mkee S!,l<llllm shmtng shoes but I d ha\c The Los An~cles Angels my foot 1n th e do01 Jus! sent rwo !1rst IJmciS lrom w.tnteLI to be .t pall ol the rot I! ton (E• 1111 ce lebr tlnrn the1r The N.ttton,d Lc.tgue h.ts ,')antana .md Joe S.tunders) and ne11comer Clif t Lee ol l11 e f1 rst tnne out l1clders Utrtbune - Sentinel - i\e 13 2BR apl CIA 1740) 441 0194 -------6 rooms and bath range & lrldge turn Clean off street parking $400/rent + dep & "'Diles 441-<1596 Furn sh&d Apt ?nr:f Ave 1n br hollse for sate m Brand new at~ed 2balh 1)11 Pt Pleasant GaH pol s ~mrs all uttH M ddl~tpor' 011 land oor,tr/11!'1 f. half a~re br no pelt 446Pet Cremat1ons Call 740- $3 000 down plus $400 per OWNER FIN CE AVAIL lies (740)416 t354 ABLE 44o" '""--..-' 23 month 446 3745 740 �- = - • Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Apartment aYai leble now N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 2 br . Rivertend Apts. New Ha~n turn1shed apa1tment. no WV. Now accepting applica- pets, deposit & relerenc~s . tions for Hud-SubSidiZed, 1740)992-0 t 65 Twtn Atvers Tower is accepting applications lor waiting list for Hud-subsidized. 1-br apartment lor lhe elderly/disabled, ca ll 6756679 one Bedroom Apts. Utilities included. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304- Nice clean 2 Bd. apt.. W/0 available for hookup.$350 a M. plus utih· • Senior and D•sabled people. ties.$350 dep."Must have a , ~'" relerral" 293 South 2nd Ave ,Midd.aboYe Shear c:::--~'"""--, SPACE Illusions. call John 740·992ll)R RENT 3987 or 740-416·241511 i ~ Beautiful Apts. at Jackson Ettatea. 52 Westwood Drive. from $365 to $560. 740-446-2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Thi s institution Is an Equal Opportunity Pro11ider and Emplcrter. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED l AFFORDABLE I Townhouse Approx. 900 sq.tt tdeal for Spac1ous second-floor apt overlooking Gallipolis Cit~ Park and river. L.R , den, large k1tchen ·dinlng area with all new appliances & cupboards. 3BR. laundry area. 2 112 baths. $900 per month. Cal l 446·4425, or 446 -2325 If. • ·1 b · Free Rent Special!!! e2~~~ .IL,r_...;F."~; ; ;,.;v.s:;.·~"Eiooo.J ~~ ' 0 EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER BUILT, GIBBS ANTIQUES Fri. & TAAILE A INVENTORY AT Value 304-675-1645 W W W. C A AM 1G H A E l · ..;,,;;.;;.;...;;..;;...,;...;._ _, TRA ILERS.COM 740·446· M ordRCYCU::sl 4 \VHEI':LtlCS L,.;.,;,;,::=:;;,:;;._.,J 3825 -------HaYe you priced .a John OS CBR 1000 RR , low miles. Dee re lately? You 'll be sur- $800 0 obo. Call 304-812· pr ised! Check out .our used i06B in~Jentciry at Repaired , New & Rebuilt In WWW , CAAEQ . COM Stock. Call Ron EYans, 1· Carmichael Equipment. 740446·24 12 800-537 -9528. 05 HO Sportster Tou ring Seat forward controls. Screaming Eagle mufflers. 'LIVIS IUCK NEW AND USED STEEL ~ $7500. 740-645·2567 Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle. Goa ts. ~ou ng to adult $30 to -------- r _EM t>.,. . ~e? Grating For • Drains. Driveways & Walkways_ l&l 2&3BFJ apts. $385 and up. Cebtral Air. WID Hookup, Tenant pays electric. EHO ~-each. 740-64 5·5402 r IR\'\"'I'ORI\IIfl\ Scrap Metals Open Monday, 0 A l!IOO . Tuesday. Wedf)esday & S Friday. Bam-4·30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & 1984 Chev Monte Carlo and Sunday. (740)446-7300 1984 700 Honda 'Nighthawk call 304-674-0861 or 304· L.-..iliiiURiiloliiAI:i;"iiE-.,.1 Ellm VIew Apts. (304)882-3017 Frenchtown Apar tm ents. 727 4th Ave. Gallipolis, is now acceptin Q applications for waiting list for 1 bedroom, Phillip Alder Grand North Hill 's Self Storage YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Kawasaki W-650 , I ,900 miles. Electric starter. Needs new battery. otherwise, like new. Two sad dles included. one w1th back rest. wi ndshield. $3,250, 1740)992-7396 674-0539 Remodetlng • New Garages • i:lectrlcal & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters; · VInyl Siding & Painting • Pctlo cr.d P:m;:h 0:;!:.:; Racine, Ohio & 1..... - ~. . . . . wv 036725 992-62 t 5 PmnC'O Y Ohm 25 Years Loca l Expcm'ncr Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal f od,II- ... ~~-Sl:.lt\4. Eql'iM- Housing Opportunity. • * P~nmpl . :m1.l Qt•:dlty _ • 63 t' A 10 4 + AJI083 4 A7 5 Dealer: South ' Vulnerable: Both Only a few seats left! Guttering '~r Pass ~l[.l'fl'~· i.·i~ 74o-ss3-96s7 t:nr re "'~~·n v a t n;n~ :-1 1s1 . . .,:)._.l FRANK & EARNEST ;' l'P f~fL A ~OT BfTTe, ABOUT /JUSTICE rfiNG BLIND, reduces the options lb~ DOGS wf,EN'T ALl,. L.AwYfRS. "fi-IAVC S' BARNEY www.-ber-lulabtMtry.oo• I'LL TAKE A PORK CHOP, 'TA AN' GRAV'I', CORN ON TH'. COB, COLLARDS, A BUTTERED BISCUIT, AN' A BIG OL ' SLICE OF PECAN PIE !! GUESS I AM A TAD WIF MY TE'A , PAW -HONGR'r' .. . '(OU ENN'r'THIN' WHILE "'~·-..-. I'M UP ,...__ ,.-¢= '· ' ? of. . Any person Interestad may file written exception to aald -unt or to matters pertaining to the executlon of the truo~ nol leel than live days prior to the date sel lor hearing. J 8 Powell JU!Igo Common Pleas Court, PI'OIIIW Division Melge County, Ohio (7) 15 Public Notice . Public Notice Southern Local School District, 92D Elm Street, Racine , Ohio 45n1 Ia accept· lng quotes lor lawn carw aervlcee lor the D" l s t r l c t . Speclftcatlons can be obtained by calling tM tuperlntendent'l office II 74D·II49· 2811 . Quotes will be opened at noon on twonday, July 28th, 2001. The board IWMIVH the right to rwjecl any or any pert of lhe quote. Quotoa ahould be labeled wllwn Care Quote" oncl mailed to: Southorn Local "· 4 Winter warmer ····-···- birds 46 Make a footnote 48 Easy mark 49 Taconite yield 50 W riter - Bagnold 52 John, in Glasgow · 53 Bullring yell 6-1 Glifflffitly You have eighl top !ticks: one spade, one heart, ftve diamonds and one club. Yesterday, wh en the missing hearts were 4-4, we saw that declarer, when in witt1 the hea rt ace, should play a club toward dummy's queen. If West has the f i nAA~~ ~11 rd seco nd chance ' with his king, the hA ~v.::~ il.crbfe THE BORN LOSER ~S IJE.E.5LE.l'E:~i~~ 1!-E.t>.LL'( ""'l r-1\E.'~ ~OLO/>..t>E.t>, Wf-I(N t-\~ p-l-IE. N:.TUI>..l.L'{ (,IIJE.::, IT TO Chemicals and Manufacturing Equipment (fully deacrlbed In Attachmenl B of lhe Verified Complaint lor Forlalture) that all Public Notice persorls claiming an PROBATE COURT OF Interest In or right MEIGS COUNTY, against said properly OHIO shall file with the IN RE: CHANGE OF Clerk of lhls Court NAME OF KYEGER their verified claim BLAZE RICHMOND within thirty (30) days TO KVEGER BLAZE after service of the ROUSH Verified Complaint or NOTICE OF HEARING final publication of ON CHANGE OF this notice, whichever NAME Is earlier, pura.uant to Applicant hereby Rule G(4) of the gives notice to all Supplemental Rules interested persons for Certain Admiralty and. to Eric Shane and Maritime Claims Richmond thai the of the Federal Rules applicant has flied an of Civil Procedure, Application for and s.hall serve and Change of Name In file their anawers to the Probate Court of · the Verified complaint Meigs County, Ohio, within twenty (20) requesting . I he days alter lhe filing of change of name of the claim with the Kyeger Blaze OHico of tho Clerk, Richmond to K~er United States Dlstrlci Blaze Roush. The Court, Southern hearing on the appll- Dlslrlct of Ohio, cation will be held on Eastern Division , at the 15th day of 85 . Marconi August...__2008 at 1 :3D B o u 1 e v a r d , o'clock p.m.- In th<L Colu mbus, Ohio Probata Court of 43215; that any per, Meigs County, located son wishing lo pallat IDO East Second lion lor the remlaslon Street, Courthouse, or mitigation of the 2nd Floor, Pomeroy, lorlolturo of lho Ohio 45769. defendant property Bran<II·Nicole Roush may do so by submit24 Railroad Street ling a Petition for Middleport, OH 4576D Remission or (7)'15 · Mlllgotlon to Gregory G. Lockhart-, Unlled Public Notice Stales Attorney, c/o Michael J. Burna, PUBLIC NOTICE Assistant United NOTICEISHEREBY· Statea Attorney, . GIVEN: that on May United · States .19, 2008, In the case Attorney's Office, 3D3 of United Slales of Marconi Boulevard, America v. Real Suite 200, Columbus, Properly Known and Ohio 43215, In conNumbered as 49339 lormlly wllh the McKanzle Rldga . requirements of Part Road, Melgo County, 9 of. Tille 28 of the ···-····· . ··············· ~ ···-··· Racine, Oh io. Civil Coda of Federal Action Number C-2· Regulations and by Name ~----DB-481 , tho United filing a copy of said lor Stales of America, aa Petition PlalniiH, Iliad a Remission or I , Verified Complaint Mlllgallon with tho I Enforcement For 'forfeiture In tho ' Drug I Unlled States Dlslrlct . Admlnlllratlon, Office Courl • lor the of Chief Counsel , Southern District of Callor Number 91017, Eastern Arllnglon, VA 222D2. Ohio, Division, at Please check Columbus, Ohio www.lorlelture. gov against certain prop- lor a llatlng of all judi· erty, aa delendan~ to clal forfeiture notices as newspaper pubiiwit: Real Property Known cation i>f judicial lorand Numbered aa lelturo notlcaa w111 be 49339 McKenzie , dlsconllnued In the Ridge Rood , Meigs near futuro. Mall o r d rop oH this coupon alo ng County, Racine, Ohio; James M. Wahlral!.. A Black 2005 H2 U.S. Marshal with a copy ol your ph.o to 10 to Hummer, YIN Southern District of Ohio Valley Publh•hlng P.O. Bp~ 469, Galli lis, H 45631 5GRGN2:iU65H1021 1 Ohio 4; Two 12) "llrearms; 'llllltmlbtl•:"Gtoi" - -{ t 1!.01'\ 1>. l't>..t-\C.'( Cell: 740-416-5047 •' email: •' jrshadfrm@aol.com If so, you qualify for a Senior Discouil t * when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill Qut the coupon below -and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. ~allipolis_ Dtdlp tltribune ~otnt tlltalant B.egilter The Daily Sentinel j;uuba!' Utimel -&enttnel· Subscriber's Kay. You ' ll fintllhe Vegetable plants $2.50 per dozen Then look to M ar y late. . t on-treml colors coordi nated lOr y tJu with easy-In-app ly tips . Ask me how you C<lll ' £CI the hoite ...,t looks of the seasonand al ways be in style! .Juanita Grues~r Mary Ka y I ndep•ndeut,Beuuly Consultanl "·ww:n•uvkay .cum/Javut'scr Phone __________ _ ··-·.--~.--·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·... Bedding Plants 48 per nul $6.00 Sut. 8:30 4:30 Sun. 1*5 Ed 's Greenhouses Noble Summil Rd. Middleport. OH w {B~Iv.et•n A WEE!(. A&O, ~UT AN'<· THtt-16 CQULil HA\IE HAP· PEIIEP SINCE THEN t M~BE THE\' HAD A FIGHT! t'IAYBE THEY HATE EACH OTHER NoWt MAYBI! ARTUR l)IE'I) IN SOME ~ORT OF HID EO tiS. IN WORDS. ...S.SUME THE IIES.T- r per B111llbury & RUIIaml) . 740-992-7%0 AND WI-IAT ARE '(OU DOING? 1 MEAN, iTtS TI-lE SORT OF TI-liNG THAT MAKES 'i'OU WONDER, DOESN'T IT ? Manley' a Racyclln• WONDERING HI•• ........... ,....,. ...,.......... .PIYIIIITOPPIICES. Clbllllc ....... _ . . SCIENTISTS JJST DISCOVERED THAT SEEDS BIIIEFLY EXPOSEDTO ZERO Gl1t.I.VITY CAN YI~.LD GIANT VEGETATION' NSTRLlCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, Siding, De<ks, Bathroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured ~ IUUI'( J&L Construction • VInyl Siding • R,placemenl Windows ' Roofing • Decks • Garagoa • Pole Buildings • Room AddiUons Owner: Jamea Keesee II 742-2332 ... TilE l-IAS SOMET/-1/NG FOR YOU!! r----------, COW and BOY ~--,!!ICIIP!!flr!_!!CII!!t~-!!!!JPI!f!!t!!II!...._...J'' NOMATTCDI WHAT STYlE. .. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION YOU !<NOW WHt.I.TTHIS ~t.I.NSi'! j '"' YOU BET I DO! ICAN FINALLY REALIZE MY ll!1(~iol OFBE ING ~ WOIIM BU11110WINGTHIIOUGH AGIANT APPLE. OR WE'VESOLVED WORLD ~UNGE~. BUTI GUESS THAT WORKS TOO: "(_ I PON'f 51JPPO~f YOU'P CARE fO 00 OUfSIDf?! Local Contractor 740-367-0544 Free Eallmotee 740-367-0536 ;::========:. • •• ' MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Call: CJOil., MIU W.IIRCII, OWIEII 'I \.I~, 47239 Riebel Road. Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 NLX XS 1\IAi. . Cell: 740-4 16- 1834 PREVIOUS SOLUTION~ ES T G X. " 'To cute a balling slump I look my ballo bed wilh , a little better • - Riehle Ashburn ~====~~~----~--~~~~==~~=-----: r;~i~t~;y S© 1\40 1A-~£t/IS® ~:!: ; - - - - -- Edltod by CLAY R. POLL AN --'-'- - - - 0 RearrMge leneuwords ·of the Astr6-: Graph "bur 'l!lrlhday: low iowr ~crombled to fo rm leur si mple be- words. ECO T AL 1 1 I I /. I 0 "'J I g T 'J , I I Comic I() audience, .;I once had a Ilea ci rcus bul my star perfonne1 rart off with a····---.'' 0 UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Be ca reful not to disclose family matlers to people who aren't 1nvo1ved, even it it seems innocent to you . What you say might be misunderstood ·or misconstrued and \JSed in negative ways SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. 22) - Giving advice on anything but that which you are an expert could put you in hot water, regardless it it is business-related q_r personal. If it doesn't work out, you wi!! be held accoun table ·SAGITTAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) .:... If you neerl a loa n or the support o f others. determine whe ther you can t rust them to be honoreble about the terms of repayment. flln!J 1n t1$ht with the wrong rypes could tie you up for a long lime. CAP RICORN (Dec. 22·Jan . 19) Oevote as much time as poSsible lo tasks and act ivities that you have neg· tected for tar too long. The amounl of stress eliminated would do you a world of you @PRINT NUMBfRW LHTER S II': 1HESE SQUARES t Corr.pletP. !he chuckl.e Q,uoted by fill ing :n the missing words dev~lop· from step No. 3 below'. l l S 6 SCRAMU:TS ANSV.'ERS 7! 14108 G rower ~· Shaky -Lusty .~ Whiten -THOUGHTS "' Po litenes~;- th e eli.qu~ue instmctor lectured, "is of choosin g be1ween ones reai'THOUGUTS." ARLO & JAN!S AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Be happy for an i nd i~Jiduat who talks about a wo nderful new endeavor or enterprise that he or she is gett ing Into. Don't let the green -e~ec1 monster of jealousy destroy your day_ ' PISCES (Feb. 20•Ma rch 20) Apprec1ete all the good th ings that surround you and don't measure what you've got In comparison lo others_Your attitu de about life draws and determines what you get Out of life. Af.IIE$ (March 21-Apr ll 19) - When dealing wi th a loved one, let your heart rule yom head. even It th is parson wants to do something of which you dlsapprow - as long as It isn't dangerous or harm· tul . Be vigilant from a distance TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - ' Treat oth· ers as generously as lhl3y trl3at you, and this d?l3sn't necessari ly meap only with matenaHtems. It has to do more.with for· gi1J91l888, ,kin dness and making demands on one another. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20)- Be wary ot making commitment• you may not . be able to keep. Proml" l made In hute aren't likely to be well thought out, and when It com" time to ante up, difficulties could ar11a. SOUP TO NUTZ "lt<:IINIC&L'< - Ii-I fiQHCO iSN'T T<IT"ILL~ WILt> . \bo NeeD 1b G"RIIDOaLL~ Wet.RI: iblf! WI ~ UP 1b To1lfr.. W~ I >I 6 01>16 In !his space for $64 per month ' GML J G XCC O L me. I wanted to know my bat Advertise f, XFL A . ZLXL T 1185 St.o!>'lt SilFe"l'l tmS. 15+ years experience Free EstiiiUlle& GW KTLYGX good . Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remode)/ng, Room Additions For Remodeling and New House Building V FL M X FL ble . ............,!:H •• - - ·-- WHKKLWW • ODHTLMKL """'!\:l~~. duct ive ways to utilize your lime with projects that hold your interest and attention. If you · don't. your chances lor becoming restless and making mistakes are better tha n usua l LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) - At a social gathering or th e office watering hole. try to keep your con11ersations to light topics of general in terest. Don' t say anyth ing m~an about M meone who isn' t present VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) -Your el!ectiveness as a promoter or sa lesperson will be marred it you don 't keep your preSentation aU buSi i18SS. l~eep your remarks as brief and succ inct as possi· 503 •til •lldtllllllt. 1145'118 .74MI2-JII4 IIMIIIIIIIJ flllll.l :ll• S K KHTW , Wednesday, July 16, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oaol The lessons of the pas t w ill be tak:ing root in the yea r ahead, governing your mental patterns, attii iJdes and habits and . he lping yo u prepare to conque r the wo rld in new and better ways. When others see your offerings, nice things will h.i!ppen CANCER (June 21-Juty 22)- Find pro- OTHER ·' ' $64 DCGOGX P , fiiJe hearts. You lake the third heart with your ace, he started with 0 .l«l l>EM T! for ZSOGX G KDO the two, showing that il West t'las the king, he will take the tritk and cash two he ar1 s to defeal you. lnslead, you musl hope lhal Wesl has lhe spade k1ng and lake thai linesoo. Advertise in this space Hr> M-F 7:30-5:00 ?.ut-949-3027 Address ------~-- City/State/Zip _ _ _ _ _ __ 4" Geraniums .60¢ drop because THEY W'* GOING S.TEAPY Close-Oul Sale 10'' hangin£ Bas ket s $7.75 Taday'sdue· J f!fiUals V but now you cannot affo rd to play a club, BIG NATE love the latest looks? by Luis Campos duck . East retums the heart jack, the higher of two remai ning ca rds, an d Wes1 will probably C !P~R Ceiebrly Opner crytwgrams are created 11om QliOiatiOns by ' am<~us people pasl and oresem EaCh tener 1n lllec.oner stancs 101 a'll:ltnel Ai !iick One East !XJIS up his heart king, and you ooq 1-\ I ~ DOC:> ! G€-T ~ 1>.. t>CX:.G.IE.~ 1\LL TAAi WE.I\LTI-\'1 ? CELEBFUT'f as a to get another trick. Now, though, things are diffe rent. School District, Treasurer's Office, 920 Elm Street, Racine, Ohio 45nt . (7) 15, 16, 17, 18 (7) 15, 22, 29 3, Distric t would jump to three no-trump. dummy's club queen ., and . Miscellaneous 1 'Give lhe cold shoulder 2 Lap dog 41 - nova 43 Was hes ·dOWr:J 44 Fox's abode 45 Grounded WiJh two di amonds , denying bott1 Sfi!lriH 740-247-2113 ment. Mo nsie ur' s . refusal 17 Soulhpew 19 Troublesome one 22 Influenced 23 Nol us 24 Nonsense poet 25 Swirling the defense takes only three hearts and one c)ub. But if East cou ld capture Farm Lelart Falls .\I:STATENO. 27879 ·· ;The fifteenth account Ruby Eynon, of Guardian of the per· son and eslate of Jemea Caeto, an Incompetent person. exceptions Unless arw flied thereto, aid account will be seiJ!Ir ~ hearing before saidCourt on tho 15th day of August, 20D8, at which time said account will be coneldared and contlnued from day to day until finally disposed 14 DOWN king , this estab1is t1es the ninth trick, and Jim O'Brien vouch- paper 61 Close · three spades and four hearts, and North I'M GONNA FIX A LI'L SNACIC TO HAVE Hardwood CabinetryAnd Funlare Owners: .J on Van Meter & Paul Rowe Accounts and expanse 60 Today's your hand further. Here, you would continue '· era of the following named fiduciary has been flied In the Probtte Court,· Meigs County, Ohio lor approval and settle· additive 58 Taro di sh 59 Vall prom ise at least game-i nvi tational va lues and ask you, the opener, to describe 7-IS -08 . ' IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PRQBATE , DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATIER OF SETILEMENT OF · ACCOUNTS, PRO· BATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 57 lotion In this deal the North and South hands are identical to yesterday's, but the defenders' hands have changed. You are again in three no-trump, but now West leads the heart f]Ye. How. would you plan lhe pJay? If your partnership uses some form of checkback like New Minor Forcing, Nor1h would rebid two clubs. This would rtte 1F Available! Call Gary Stanley @ 7411-WI-KU44 Please le;we messa 1e 740-992-0 165. Public Notice rec ord 51 EPA concern 55 Cdlee brewer ~"*.¥j 56 Kooks __ ........ An extra card · 1 Middleport N. 4th Ave. 2 room efficiency Apt. ulilitles paid, no pets, dep. & ret. , Scipio Township Trustee's Year 2009 Budget Hearing Wed., July 16th, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. 11 The Pagevll._ Town Hall. (7) 9,15 Tainted . Pipe down! Fake drake 195Ds 5 Ms. Lupino wat er 34 Kind of poem 6 San 26 Gripper 35 TV spots Francisco 28 Farm unit 36 Ceremonial hill . 29 Work like fire 7 Epoch a do~ · 37 Sour pickle 8 Ullralighl 30 Loafmg 36 Grain crop wood 31 Ocean ~9. ,KM""~iR9 ~ ~~y dwtHm ... ........... <> 36 Frolics 40 Po~er and 10 Aclor 37 Wonka's stout Richard creator Opening lead: • 5 t. rncludes airfare and hotel 1 ,., - Pass Pass ,. Pass Re fere nces August 19-21 , 2008 Harrah's Resort $229/Doubie $250/Single Pass Pass * E.\pt:ru.:rH.:cU ' Easl Pass . t .. 1 NT * I nsured Com:retli W'oi'k West ·North H&H Roofing, Siding, Guners 41 42 44 47 Heart" I• *Reasonable Ratt!s · 8~ 3 111 4/1 mo. pd, 1 All ty.pes Of • 6 5 • •1 9 So uth lfl~(IUII Atlantic City • K J 6 ~ ' Stop & Compare East • • J 9 ll K 10 2 ·Seamless lJuners Concrete Removal and Replacement SQ._~ • 7 ' •• South e lderl ~ and handicapped. 740-446-4652, Equal Housing OpportunHy. Manor and Riverside Apts . in Mlctf'tleporr, from $327 i o MONTY ..•• 741-992-1m : Hours 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM ' l ()\<, 11\U I Ill\ Gncloua Living 1 and 2 S.&drc-;,m .' \pis. <1! 'h!b;c- ~~"~'· .... ~, UAIV to 10'x30' V.C . YOUNG Ill · Subsidized a partm ent lor Gallia Manor Apar tm ents, 138 Bu hl Morton Rd . Gallipolis, Is now accepting applications lor waiting list tor 1 bedroom HUD, subsidi zed department lor elcte r l~ and handicapped. 740-446-4652 • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 45771 74!1-949-2217 07 ·1:0-08 Wrst • K 10 2 • Q !I 7 5 :!. I I 1\ 1', USDA Rural . Development, 1 Hot tub 4 Movie !healer 8 Pester 11 Not him 12 Smell 13 Pharaoh's god 15 Hula accompani· ment 16 Mexican gentleman 18 Groovy 20 Ruhr Valley city 21 Used to be ~3 Ghost - chance 24 Jeans name 27 Powe; unit 29 Be even 32 Sho~en ·an article 33 "- -Breaky • AQ754 • 8 3 • KQ9 2 . .. Q 6 ROBERT BISSELL ClllmiCTIII •. 29670 Bashan Road • Room Atllffltona & "V~\11 ' 1\ 2000 • •/' .I L-...:.____ O<J,i r.nW~ ~~. ACROSS VALLEY Voyager. Minor body dam- NECK HITCHES. sage ;,J CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENTICAA MICHAEL 02 Kawasaki Mule.. model ,TA AlLER s SALES & SER3000. eKcellent condition. VI~~ . SPECIAL 20FT 32 $ "" 96 Ford WindStar 75,000 O '" on It 6200 · 645· GOOSENECK FLATBED 5402 ..... $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE miles in good shape $2.50d -------or trade for Truck ot Equal AERATION MOTORS Security Oepo~t Reouired. ., MEf!.CILINDISE JET · newspape_r and learn P l~ mouth NEA Cro::::word Puzzle • ag e to the rear drivers side. Equipped wf7 passenger seating. VCR. TV 6-dlsc CO changer & 2 stereos. Books H 0 M E ST E A 0 E A· for $3.100 wanttng $2,500 if CARGO/CONCESSION tnlerested call 304·939TRAILERS. B+W GOOSE- 0204 No artswer leave mes- 3936 Read your 1996 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 H 0 AS E Il l VEST 0 C K TRAll.ERS, LOAD MAX EQUIPMENT TRAI LE RS. CARGO EXPRESS & Sat. 10-5. Sun_ 1-7_ or b~ appt. Also, restore furniture . Located on Tornado Ad . off At 33, Racine (Park & Atdel e~it. 740-94g..2246 p«J M&.."El.LAf\'fDUS 1 o ICe or real USiness. downlown Gallipolis. plenti- Antique organ excellent. lui parking. 740· 446-9209 condilion $300.00 Complete bedspread and decor lor Garage for rent at the corne r girls bedroom S 100.00 ol 2nd and Pine Sl. $75 per Antique dresser and couch. month. 446-4425 .011 446- ~ OO. OO 441 _9972 apartments, Townhouse andlor small houses FOR Tara Apartments. Ver~ Spacious, RENT. Call (140)44 1-1 111 for application & i_nformation. 2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Bath. Adult Pool & Baby Pool. Po:io. s:art t425lMo. . No Pets, lease Plus - www.mydailysentinel.com ' '--~-~,.¢m.rm.,,Rt; ;1~o,;~..._.~ r;r:;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;:;;:;:;; l ANnQUES - 882-3121. Tuesday, Jufv 15. 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com \ II IH II \ '\Ph i Tuesday, July 15, 2008 ALLEY OQP 1. the art · �- = - • Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel Apartment aYai leble now N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, 2 br . Rivertend Apts. New Ha~n turn1shed apa1tment. no WV. Now accepting applica- pets, deposit & relerenc~s . tions for Hud-SubSidiZed, 1740)992-0 t 65 Twtn Atvers Tower is accepting applications lor waiting list for Hud-subsidized. 1-br apartment lor lhe elderly/disabled, ca ll 6756679 one Bedroom Apts. Utilities included. Based on 30% of adjusted income. Call 304- Nice clean 2 Bd. apt.. W/0 available for hookup.$350 a M. plus utih· • Senior and D•sabled people. ties.$350 dep."Must have a , ~'" relerral" 293 South 2nd Ave ,Midd.aboYe Shear c:::--~'"""--, SPACE Illusions. call John 740·992ll)R RENT 3987 or 740-416·241511 i ~ Beautiful Apts. at Jackson Ettatea. 52 Westwood Drive. from $365 to $560. 740-446-2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Thi s institution Is an Equal Opportunity Pro11ider and Emplcrter. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED l AFFORDABLE I Townhouse Approx. 900 sq.tt tdeal for Spac1ous second-floor apt overlooking Gallipolis Cit~ Park and river. L.R , den, large k1tchen ·dinlng area with all new appliances & cupboards. 3BR. laundry area. 2 112 baths. $900 per month. Cal l 446·4425, or 446 -2325 If. • ·1 b · Free Rent Special!!! e2~~~ .IL,r_...;F."~; ; ;,.;v.s:;.·~"Eiooo.J ~~ ' 0 EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER BUILT, GIBBS ANTIQUES Fri. & TAAILE A INVENTORY AT Value 304-675-1645 W W W. C A AM 1G H A E l · ..;,,;;.;;.;...;;..;;...,;...;._ _, TRA ILERS.COM 740·446· M ordRCYCU::sl 4 \VHEI':LtlCS L,.;.,;,;,::=:;;,:;;._.,J 3825 -------HaYe you priced .a John OS CBR 1000 RR , low miles. Dee re lately? You 'll be sur- $800 0 obo. Call 304-812· pr ised! Check out .our used i06B in~Jentciry at Repaired , New & Rebuilt In WWW , CAAEQ . COM Stock. Call Ron EYans, 1· Carmichael Equipment. 740446·24 12 800-537 -9528. 05 HO Sportster Tou ring Seat forward controls. Screaming Eagle mufflers. 'LIVIS IUCK NEW AND USED STEEL ~ $7500. 740-645·2567 Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle. Goa ts. ~ou ng to adult $30 to -------- r _EM t>.,. . ~e? Grating For • Drains. Driveways & Walkways_ l&l 2&3BFJ apts. $385 and up. Cebtral Air. WID Hookup, Tenant pays electric. EHO ~-each. 740-64 5·5402 r IR\'\"'I'ORI\IIfl\ Scrap Metals Open Monday, 0 A l!IOO . Tuesday. Wedf)esday & S Friday. Bam-4·30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & 1984 Chev Monte Carlo and Sunday. (740)446-7300 1984 700 Honda 'Nighthawk call 304-674-0861 or 304· L.-..iliiiURiiloliiAI:i;"iiE-.,.1 Ellm VIew Apts. (304)882-3017 Frenchtown Apar tm ents. 727 4th Ave. Gallipolis, is now acceptin Q applications for waiting list for 1 bedroom, Phillip Alder Grand North Hill 's Self Storage YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Kawasaki W-650 , I ,900 miles. Electric starter. Needs new battery. otherwise, like new. Two sad dles included. one w1th back rest. wi ndshield. $3,250, 1740)992-7396 674-0539 Remodetlng • New Garages • i:lectrlcal & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters; · VInyl Siding & Painting • Pctlo cr.d P:m;:h 0:;!:.:; Racine, Ohio & 1..... - ~. . . . . wv 036725 992-62 t 5 PmnC'O Y Ohm 25 Years Loca l Expcm'ncr Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal f od,II- ... ~~-Sl:.lt\4. Eql'iM- Housing Opportunity. • * P~nmpl . :m1.l Qt•:dlty _ • 63 t' A 10 4 + AJI083 4 A7 5 Dealer: South ' Vulnerable: Both Only a few seats left! Guttering '~r Pass ~l[.l'fl'~· i.·i~ 74o-ss3-96s7 t:nr re "'~~·n v a t n;n~ :-1 1s1 . . .,:)._.l FRANK & EARNEST ;' l'P f~fL A ~OT BfTTe, ABOUT /JUSTICE rfiNG BLIND, reduces the options lb~ DOGS wf,EN'T ALl,. L.AwYfRS. "fi-IAVC S' BARNEY www.-ber-lulabtMtry.oo• I'LL TAKE A PORK CHOP, 'TA AN' GRAV'I', CORN ON TH'. COB, COLLARDS, A BUTTERED BISCUIT, AN' A BIG OL ' SLICE OF PECAN PIE !! GUESS I AM A TAD WIF MY TE'A , PAW -HONGR'r' .. . '(OU ENN'r'THIN' WHILE "'~·-..-. I'M UP ,...__ ,.-¢= '· ' ? of. . Any person Interestad may file written exception to aald -unt or to matters pertaining to the executlon of the truo~ nol leel than live days prior to the date sel lor hearing. J 8 Powell JU!Igo Common Pleas Court, PI'OIIIW Division Melge County, Ohio (7) 15 Public Notice . Public Notice Southern Local School District, 92D Elm Street, Racine , Ohio 45n1 Ia accept· lng quotes lor lawn carw aervlcee lor the D" l s t r l c t . Speclftcatlons can be obtained by calling tM tuperlntendent'l office II 74D·II49· 2811 . Quotes will be opened at noon on twonday, July 28th, 2001. The board IWMIVH the right to rwjecl any or any pert of lhe quote. Quotoa ahould be labeled wllwn Care Quote" oncl mailed to: Southorn Local "· 4 Winter warmer ····-···- birds 46 Make a footnote 48 Easy mark 49 Taconite yield 50 W riter - Bagnold 52 John, in Glasgow · 53 Bullring yell 6-1 Glifflffitly You have eighl top !ticks: one spade, one heart, ftve diamonds and one club. Yesterday, wh en the missing hearts were 4-4, we saw that declarer, when in witt1 the hea rt ace, should play a club toward dummy's queen. If West has the f i nAA~~ ~11 rd seco nd chance ' with his king, the hA ~v.::~ il.crbfe THE BORN LOSER ~S IJE.E.5LE.l'E:~i~~ 1!-E.t>.LL'( ""'l r-1\E.'~ ~OLO/>..t>E.t>, Wf-I(N t-\~ p-l-IE. N:.TUI>..l.L'{ (,IIJE.::, IT TO Chemicals and Manufacturing Equipment (fully deacrlbed In Attachmenl B of lhe Verified Complaint lor Forlalture) that all Public Notice persorls claiming an PROBATE COURT OF Interest In or right MEIGS COUNTY, against said properly OHIO shall file with the IN RE: CHANGE OF Clerk of lhls Court NAME OF KYEGER their verified claim BLAZE RICHMOND within thirty (30) days TO KVEGER BLAZE after service of the ROUSH Verified Complaint or NOTICE OF HEARING final publication of ON CHANGE OF this notice, whichever NAME Is earlier, pura.uant to Applicant hereby Rule G(4) of the gives notice to all Supplemental Rules interested persons for Certain Admiralty and. to Eric Shane and Maritime Claims Richmond thai the of the Federal Rules applicant has flied an of Civil Procedure, Application for and s.hall serve and Change of Name In file their anawers to the Probate Court of · the Verified complaint Meigs County, Ohio, within twenty (20) requesting . I he days alter lhe filing of change of name of the claim with the Kyeger Blaze OHico of tho Clerk, Richmond to K~er United States Dlstrlci Blaze Roush. The Court, Southern hearing on the appll- Dlslrlct of Ohio, cation will be held on Eastern Division , at the 15th day of 85 . Marconi August...__2008 at 1 :3D B o u 1 e v a r d , o'clock p.m.- In th<L Colu mbus, Ohio Probata Court of 43215; that any per, Meigs County, located son wishing lo pallat IDO East Second lion lor the remlaslon Street, Courthouse, or mitigation of the 2nd Floor, Pomeroy, lorlolturo of lho Ohio 45769. defendant property Bran<II·Nicole Roush may do so by submit24 Railroad Street ling a Petition for Middleport, OH 4576D Remission or (7)'15 · Mlllgotlon to Gregory G. Lockhart-, Unlled Public Notice Stales Attorney, c/o Michael J. Burna, PUBLIC NOTICE Assistant United NOTICEISHEREBY· Statea Attorney, . GIVEN: that on May United · States .19, 2008, In the case Attorney's Office, 3D3 of United Slales of Marconi Boulevard, America v. Real Suite 200, Columbus, Properly Known and Ohio 43215, In conNumbered as 49339 lormlly wllh the McKanzle Rldga . requirements of Part Road, Melgo County, 9 of. Tille 28 of the ···-····· . ··············· ~ ···-··· Racine, Oh io. Civil Coda of Federal Action Number C-2· Regulations and by Name ~----DB-481 , tho United filing a copy of said lor Stales of America, aa Petition PlalniiH, Iliad a Remission or I , Verified Complaint Mlllgallon with tho I Enforcement For 'forfeiture In tho ' Drug I Unlled States Dlslrlct . Admlnlllratlon, Office Courl • lor the of Chief Counsel , Southern District of Callor Number 91017, Eastern Arllnglon, VA 222D2. Ohio, Division, at Please check Columbus, Ohio www.lorlelture. gov against certain prop- lor a llatlng of all judi· erty, aa delendan~ to clal forfeiture notices as newspaper pubiiwit: Real Property Known cation i>f judicial lorand Numbered aa lelturo notlcaa w111 be 49339 McKenzie , dlsconllnued In the Ridge Rood , Meigs near futuro. Mall o r d rop oH this coupon alo ng County, Racine, Ohio; James M. Wahlral!.. A Black 2005 H2 U.S. Marshal with a copy ol your ph.o to 10 to Hummer, YIN Southern District of Ohio Valley Publh•hlng P.O. Bp~ 469, Galli lis, H 45631 5GRGN2:iU65H1021 1 Ohio 4; Two 12) "llrearms; 'llllltmlbtl•:"Gtoi" - -{ t 1!.01'\ 1>. l't>..t-\C.'( Cell: 740-416-5047 •' email: •' jrshadfrm@aol.com If so, you qualify for a Senior Discouil t * when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill Qut the coupon below -and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. ~allipolis_ Dtdlp tltribune ~otnt tlltalant B.egilter The Daily Sentinel j;uuba!' Utimel -&enttnel· Subscriber's Kay. You ' ll fintllhe Vegetable plants $2.50 per dozen Then look to M ar y late. . t on-treml colors coordi nated lOr y tJu with easy-In-app ly tips . Ask me how you C<lll ' £CI the hoite ...,t looks of the seasonand al ways be in style! .Juanita Grues~r Mary Ka y I ndep•ndeut,Beuuly Consultanl "·ww:n•uvkay .cum/Javut'scr Phone __________ _ ··-·.--~.--·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·-·.·.·-·.·-·.·... Bedding Plants 48 per nul $6.00 Sut. 8:30 4:30 Sun. 1*5 Ed 's Greenhouses Noble Summil Rd. Middleport. OH w {B~Iv.et•n A WEE!(. A&O, ~UT AN'<· THtt-16 CQULil HA\IE HAP· PEIIEP SINCE THEN t M~BE THE\' HAD A FIGHT! t'IAYBE THEY HATE EACH OTHER NoWt MAYBI! ARTUR l)IE'I) IN SOME ~ORT OF HID EO tiS. IN WORDS. ...S.SUME THE IIES.T- r per B111llbury & RUIIaml) . 740-992-7%0 AND WI-IAT ARE '(OU DOING? 1 MEAN, iTtS TI-lE SORT OF TI-liNG THAT MAKES 'i'OU WONDER, DOESN'T IT ? Manley' a Racyclln• WONDERING HI•• ........... ,....,. ...,.......... .PIYIIIITOPPIICES. Clbllllc ....... _ . . SCIENTISTS JJST DISCOVERED THAT SEEDS BIIIEFLY EXPOSEDTO ZERO Gl1t.I.VITY CAN YI~.LD GIANT VEGETATION' NSTRLlCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs, Siding, De<ks, Bathroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured ~ IUUI'( J&L Construction • VInyl Siding • R,placemenl Windows ' Roofing • Decks • Garagoa • Pole Buildings • Room AddiUons Owner: Jamea Keesee II 742-2332 ... TilE l-IAS SOMET/-1/NG FOR YOU!! r----------, COW and BOY ~--,!!ICIIP!!flr!_!!CII!!t~-!!!!JPI!f!!t!!II!...._...J'' NOMATTCDI WHAT STYlE. .. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION YOU !<NOW WHt.I.TTHIS ~t.I.NSi'! j '"' YOU BET I DO! ICAN FINALLY REALIZE MY ll!1(~iol OFBE ING ~ WOIIM BU11110WINGTHIIOUGH AGIANT APPLE. OR WE'VESOLVED WORLD ~UNGE~. BUTI GUESS THAT WORKS TOO: "(_ I PON'f 51JPPO~f YOU'P CARE fO 00 OUfSIDf?! Local Contractor 740-367-0544 Free Eallmotee 740-367-0536 ;::========:. • •• ' MARCUM CONSTRUCTION • Room Additions • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks Call: CJOil., MIU W.IIRCII, OWIEII 'I \.I~, 47239 Riebel Road. Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 NLX XS 1\IAi. . Cell: 740-4 16- 1834 PREVIOUS SOLUTION~ ES T G X. " 'To cute a balling slump I look my ballo bed wilh , a little better • - Riehle Ashburn ~====~~~----~--~~~~==~~=-----: r;~i~t~;y S© 1\40 1A-~£t/IS® ~:!: ; - - - - -- Edltod by CLAY R. POLL AN --'-'- - - - 0 RearrMge leneuwords ·of the Astr6-: Graph "bur 'l!lrlhday: low iowr ~crombled to fo rm leur si mple be- words. ECO T AL 1 1 I I /. I 0 "'J I g T 'J , I I Comic I() audience, .;I once had a Ilea ci rcus bul my star perfonne1 rart off with a····---.'' 0 UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Be ca reful not to disclose family matlers to people who aren't 1nvo1ved, even it it seems innocent to you . What you say might be misunderstood ·or misconstrued and \JSed in negative ways SCORPIO iOct. 24-Nov. 22) - Giving advice on anything but that which you are an expert could put you in hot water, regardless it it is business-related q_r personal. If it doesn't work out, you wi!! be held accoun table ·SAGITTAR IUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) .:... If you neerl a loa n or the support o f others. determine whe ther you can t rust them to be honoreble about the terms of repayment. flln!J 1n t1$ht with the wrong rypes could tie you up for a long lime. CAP RICORN (Dec. 22·Jan . 19) Oevote as much time as poSsible lo tasks and act ivities that you have neg· tected for tar too long. The amounl of stress eliminated would do you a world of you @PRINT NUMBfRW LHTER S II': 1HESE SQUARES t Corr.pletP. !he chuckl.e Q,uoted by fill ing :n the missing words dev~lop· from step No. 3 below'. l l S 6 SCRAMU:TS ANSV.'ERS 7! 14108 G rower ~· Shaky -Lusty .~ Whiten -THOUGHTS "' Po litenes~;- th e eli.qu~ue instmctor lectured, "is of choosin g be1ween ones reai'THOUGUTS." ARLO & JAN!S AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Be happy for an i nd i~Jiduat who talks about a wo nderful new endeavor or enterprise that he or she is gett ing Into. Don't let the green -e~ec1 monster of jealousy destroy your day_ ' PISCES (Feb. 20•Ma rch 20) Apprec1ete all the good th ings that surround you and don't measure what you've got In comparison lo others_Your attitu de about life draws and determines what you get Out of life. Af.IIE$ (March 21-Apr ll 19) - When dealing wi th a loved one, let your heart rule yom head. even It th is parson wants to do something of which you dlsapprow - as long as It isn't dangerous or harm· tul . Be vigilant from a distance TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - ' Treat oth· ers as generously as lhl3y trl3at you, and this d?l3sn't necessari ly meap only with matenaHtems. It has to do more.with for· gi1J91l888, ,kin dness and making demands on one another. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20)- Be wary ot making commitment• you may not . be able to keep. Proml" l made In hute aren't likely to be well thought out, and when It com" time to ante up, difficulties could ar11a. SOUP TO NUTZ "lt<:IINIC&L'< - Ii-I fiQHCO iSN'T T<IT"ILL~ WILt> . \bo NeeD 1b G"RIIDOaLL~ Wet.RI: iblf! WI ~ UP 1b To1lfr.. W~ I >I 6 01>16 In !his space for $64 per month ' GML J G XCC O L me. I wanted to know my bat Advertise f, XFL A . ZLXL T 1185 St.o!>'lt SilFe"l'l tmS. 15+ years experience Free EstiiiUlle& GW KTLYGX good . Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remode)/ng, Room Additions For Remodeling and New House Building V FL M X FL ble . ............,!:H •• - - ·-- WHKKLWW • ODHTLMKL """'!\:l~~. duct ive ways to utilize your lime with projects that hold your interest and attention. If you · don't. your chances lor becoming restless and making mistakes are better tha n usua l LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22) - At a social gathering or th e office watering hole. try to keep your con11ersations to light topics of general in terest. Don' t say anyth ing m~an about M meone who isn' t present VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) -Your el!ectiveness as a promoter or sa lesperson will be marred it you don 't keep your preSentation aU buSi i18SS. l~eep your remarks as brief and succ inct as possi· 503 •til •lldtllllllt. 1145'118 .74MI2-JII4 IIMIIIIIIIJ flllll.l :ll• S K KHTW , Wednesday, July 16, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oaol The lessons of the pas t w ill be tak:ing root in the yea r ahead, governing your mental patterns, attii iJdes and habits and . he lping yo u prepare to conque r the wo rld in new and better ways. When others see your offerings, nice things will h.i!ppen CANCER (June 21-Juty 22)- Find pro- OTHER ·' ' $64 DCGOGX P , fiiJe hearts. You lake the third heart with your ace, he started with 0 .l«l l>EM T! for ZSOGX G KDO the two, showing that il West t'las the king, he will take the tritk and cash two he ar1 s to defeal you. lnslead, you musl hope lhal Wesl has lhe spade k1ng and lake thai linesoo. Advertise in this space Hr> M-F 7:30-5:00 ?.ut-949-3027 Address ------~-- City/State/Zip _ _ _ _ _ __ 4" Geraniums .60¢ drop because THEY W'* GOING S.TEAPY Close-Oul Sale 10'' hangin£ Bas ket s $7.75 Taday'sdue· J f!fiUals V but now you cannot affo rd to play a club, BIG NATE love the latest looks? by Luis Campos duck . East retums the heart jack, the higher of two remai ning ca rds, an d Wes1 will probably C !P~R Ceiebrly Opner crytwgrams are created 11om QliOiatiOns by ' am<~us people pasl and oresem EaCh tener 1n lllec.oner stancs 101 a'll:ltnel Ai !iick One East !XJIS up his heart king, and you ooq 1-\ I ~ DOC:> ! G€-T ~ 1>.. t>CX:.G.IE.~ 1\LL TAAi WE.I\LTI-\'1 ? CELEBFUT'f as a to get another trick. Now, though, things are diffe rent. School District, Treasurer's Office, 920 Elm Street, Racine, Ohio 45nt . (7) 15, 16, 17, 18 (7) 15, 22, 29 3, Distric t would jump to three no-trump. dummy's club queen ., and . Miscellaneous 1 'Give lhe cold shoulder 2 Lap dog 41 - nova 43 Was hes ·dOWr:J 44 Fox's abode 45 Grounded WiJh two di amonds , denying bott1 Sfi!lriH 740-247-2113 ment. Mo nsie ur' s . refusal 17 Soulhpew 19 Troublesome one 22 Influenced 23 Nol us 24 Nonsense poet 25 Swirling the defense takes only three hearts and one c)ub. But if East cou ld capture Farm Lelart Falls .\I:STATENO. 27879 ·· ;The fifteenth account Ruby Eynon, of Guardian of the per· son and eslate of Jemea Caeto, an Incompetent person. exceptions Unless arw flied thereto, aid account will be seiJ!Ir ~ hearing before saidCourt on tho 15th day of August, 20D8, at which time said account will be coneldared and contlnued from day to day until finally disposed 14 DOWN king , this estab1is t1es the ninth trick, and Jim O'Brien vouch- paper 61 Close · three spades and four hearts, and North I'M GONNA FIX A LI'L SNACIC TO HAVE Hardwood CabinetryAnd Funlare Owners: .J on Van Meter & Paul Rowe Accounts and expanse 60 Today's your hand further. Here, you would continue '· era of the following named fiduciary has been flied In the Probtte Court,· Meigs County, Ohio lor approval and settle· additive 58 Taro di sh 59 Vall prom ise at least game-i nvi tational va lues and ask you, the opener, to describe 7-IS -08 . ' IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PRQBATE , DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATIER OF SETILEMENT OF · ACCOUNTS, PRO· BATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 57 lotion In this deal the North and South hands are identical to yesterday's, but the defenders' hands have changed. You are again in three no-trump, but now West leads the heart f]Ye. How. would you plan lhe pJay? If your partnership uses some form of checkback like New Minor Forcing, Nor1h would rebid two clubs. This would rtte 1F Available! Call Gary Stanley @ 7411-WI-KU44 Please le;we messa 1e 740-992-0 165. Public Notice rec ord 51 EPA concern 55 Cdlee brewer ~"*.¥j 56 Kooks __ ........ An extra card · 1 Middleport N. 4th Ave. 2 room efficiency Apt. ulilitles paid, no pets, dep. & ret. , Scipio Township Trustee's Year 2009 Budget Hearing Wed., July 16th, 2008 at 6:30 p.m. 11 The Pagevll._ Town Hall. (7) 9,15 Tainted . Pipe down! Fake drake 195Ds 5 Ms. Lupino wat er 34 Kind of poem 6 San 26 Gripper 35 TV spots Francisco 28 Farm unit 36 Ceremonial hill . 29 Work like fire 7 Epoch a do~ · 37 Sour pickle 8 Ullralighl 30 Loafmg 36 Grain crop wood 31 Ocean ~9. ,KM""~iR9 ~ ~~y dwtHm ... ........... <> 36 Frolics 40 Po~er and 10 Aclor 37 Wonka's stout Richard creator Opening lead: • 5 t. rncludes airfare and hotel 1 ,., - Pass Pass ,. Pass Re fere nces August 19-21 , 2008 Harrah's Resort $229/Doubie $250/Single Pass Pass * E.\pt:ru.:rH.:cU ' Easl Pass . t .. 1 NT * I nsured Com:retli W'oi'k West ·North H&H Roofing, Siding, Guners 41 42 44 47 Heart" I• *Reasonable Ratt!s · 8~ 3 111 4/1 mo. pd, 1 All ty.pes Of • 6 5 • •1 9 So uth lfl~(IUII Atlantic City • K J 6 ~ ' Stop & Compare East • • J 9 ll K 10 2 ·Seamless lJuners Concrete Removal and Replacement SQ._~ • 7 ' •• South e lderl ~ and handicapped. 740-446-4652, Equal Housing OpportunHy. 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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 . Fa\Te: Pack should let tiie play_elsevvhere Packer out, Kellogg m ~ave as CBS lead announce1": . - ' ,· . 1 Bv CHr.ts JENKINS ASSOCIATED PRESS AP a detailed descripliOn of their. dealings With ~ Favre throughout the otlseaMILWAUKEE - Brett •. · son, including an episode a Favre finally is speaking for few weeks after Favre 's himself: . He wants to play retirement where the two tI :;, ·O· ~: but doesn' t feel welcome in were prepared' to fly to ·' Green Bay. so he 's asking to Mississippi to seal the deal ,.... •i\t _it be released. "·" """'··. ·r on. a Favre comeback -, The quarterback's first ill only to have the quarterback • substantial comments on hi s change his mind again. latest retirement decision In the interview, Favre reversal come in an intersaid the Packers were being view with Fox News on "On dishonest, although the the Rewrd with Greta Van e~cerpt provide.d to AP did Susteren." hot offer specific instances "I am guilty of retiring Fa~re was challenging. early and there is a reason "If you move on. you tell for that," Favre said, me one thing , don't come according to an excerpt proback and tell the public ... vided to Th e Assoc iated just sa.y it. 'You know, Press before the Mond ~y we've moved on and we 'll night broadcast. "And the work with Brett on whatevmajor issue is ' Why did he er it is,"' Favre said. "Don't retire?,' and ' He asked for a make up a lot of stuff or release because he doesn 't give half of the truth." want to ·play in Green Bay.' McCarthy and Thompson That's not true . And I hope also e~pressed concern people are hearing this and · Saturday that Favre spent saying 'OK; that clears it most of the offseason quesup."' tioning whether he still had · According to Van the commitment to play Susteren, who spoke to the football. But Favre told Fox AP by . telephone Monday News it wasn't going to be afternoon, Favre said he was an issue . "never fully committed" to "If I'm going to play it's retiring and felt pressur(!d ·going to be I 00 percent by the Packers to make a commitment," Favre said. decision, a notion Packers · Favre's interview general manager Ted which was receiving top Thompson and coach Mike billing over an . interview McCarthy tried to dispel in with presidential candidate an interview with the AP on · John McCain in promos for Saturday. Van Su steren 's show that "Ted always wanted Brett AP photo aired during the day back," McCarthy said. "We Brady Blocksom, 4, from Neenah, Wis., spows his support Monday - is the latest always wanted Breu-back." to bring back Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre development in what is Favre told Fox he under- outside Lambeau Reid in Green Say, Wis., on Sunday. The looking more and more lill,e stands that the Packers want rally is planned for every Sunday at Lambeau Reid until an irreparable schism to move on- but if they ' re Favre ~s back. between one of the NFL's cloi.og lh<!-y should. let (nmt storied- fr:mchi <e.< and previously had interviewed wasn't going to release p,erhaps its most beloved him go . . "Them moving on ·'does Favre and his wife, Deanna Favre, but he could come quarterback. Thompson called the situnot bother me," Favre said. - said Favre made it clear back in a "different role than he would not return to the "It doesn't. l totally underhe was" because the team is ation "gut-wrenching" stand that. By me retiring Packers if he . wasn't the committed to going forward Saturday. March 3rd, I kne.w that starter. And-while Favre said with Aaron Rodgers. "I mean, it hurts," he said. the Packers asked him for a could possibly happen. All l Thompson and McCarthy . "I'm not talking about physwas saying is, you know, list of teams to w]]ich he wouldn 't discuss the possi- ically hurting, but the sensiI'm thinking about playing would accept a trade, he bility of trading Favre and tivity. We understand where again." · wants to be released to make said they hadn't received the fans are coming from . Van Susteren - who is sure he ends .up on a com- any trade inquiries as of This is a hot-button issue from App!eton, Wis., is a petitive club. Saturday. that surpasses anything I've Packers shareholder and Thompson said the team Thompson and McC<~rthy . ever gone through." - --· ,. , . ; li .. . , ' ·· •.o. := ~ . ~~ I!~ .· U'Hieness volunteer gives gifts ofjoy to children, As ,' J." BY JIM O'CONNELL ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - Billy Packer didn't sound like a man who found out his 34ye~ run as part of the Final Four broadcast had ended. On Monday, · CBS announced that Clark Kellogg would repl"ce Packer after 27 years as the network's lead college bas' ketball analyst. Including his' eadier years at NBC, Packer had done every Final Four since 1975, an unparalleled run for a national sports championship. "These are really good' circum stances," Packer told The Associated Press by p hone ·. ..-rh·o·· •. }:.; cel-Slon was made with myself and CBS over a year ago. Their timing to-announce it is theA- business. I have nothing to do with that. I was working on a series of !-year contracts for several years. ... I did say there would be no mention during the season so as not to detract from the games and the guys in wived." J(ellogg, a game and stu- • dio analyst for CBS for 16 years; will be the man next to Jim Nantz on the 2009 Final Four broadcasts. "With his unquestioned popularity and. performance over the years, Clark Kellogg earned all rights to this top spot," Sean McManus. president of CBS News and Sports, said in a statement. "Like Billy Packer, Al McGuire or any of the mas! highty regarded" broadcasters, Clark . is an original voice with his own style and perspective." The 68-year-old Packer. said he was "happy'' for Kellogg, who played at Ohio State and then in the NBA. Packer also will .end his long run as . an analyst for Raycom, a regional network that covers the Atlantic Coast Conference. He said he is involved in a , college basketball , projecl that he'U discuss in a few months. Packer was able . to stay one of sports·' top analysts without changing much over more than three decades. He spoke his mind about coach~ es, players, the -NCAA tour, nament and the influx of fo(: eign athletes into America!) college sports. . His criticism of the toumament committee becam(l standard fare on Selection Sunday and it often turned into a public battle with tht likes of Saint Joseph's coac~ Phil Martelli when his team received a No . I seed in 2004. His reputation took a hii 1 · • · fE' . wren he rrJade mswiwg'' comments .to two female Duke students when he was asked for a credential at a game at Cameron Indoor Stadium, and years earlier when he referred to formet Georgetown guard Allen · Iverson as a "tough little monkey." He apologized for both remarks. There wasn't much tlasb to his style, just a lot of bas; ketball expertise from a coach's son who . played in the Final Four for Wake Forest in 1962 and briefly coached on the college levet His serious, basketball; first approach was clearlr sedate compared to that of Dick Vitale, the .bombastic . ESPN and ABC analyst whQ came on the broadcast scene about a decade after Packer beg~n hi,s. nm.... . "'!'fie onfy word to describe Billy is a giant.~ said Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese;whose con; ference has a working rela~ tionship with CBS. "His pas: sion for the game and pre~ senting it the way he pre: sented it is, I think unrivaled\ This creates an incredibl~ void. Those of us who have .~ passion for the game of col: . lege basketball are really going to miss him." , ::; ;:; ii •.• REACH 3 COUNTIES Place YourPaid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Reg~ter or Daily Sentine~ And It Will Run For FREK In The Tri-County Marketplace! d ·-CO'N'Vij :;o ( ' I:N IS • \'ol. :;X, 1\io. -t • NL battles AL -~ in AII-Slafgari'ie. · See.Page 81 BY MIDDLEPORT - Safety deficiencies had been identified in on'e of four buildings damaged· or destroyed in a weekend fire in downtown Middleport. Building Inspector Randall Mullins said he had prepared an inspection report on a two-apartment building on Cole Street, owned by Ray · www~mydai~tribune.com 304-675-1333 ~ www.mydailyreg~ter.com B.~B P.!!'.~! J. Andrews, at the l.ime of the tlre early Saturday. Mullins said he had been asked by the Department of Job and Family Services to inspect the building and one of the apm1ments. · Mullin s said he identified defi ciencies on the parts of ·the building owner and the tennant which would have required action before the building· could be considered safe for occupancy. The buihlin~ suffered maJOr _ the fire. But he ca mionNj damage in tl1e fire. Mullins council that the fire could said ,~ and may not be serve as a warning that closrepamble . Mullins sai d he · er inspection of homes and doc' not know if the build- strong enforcement of ing i' insured. building codes is necessary. At Monday's reg ul ar Neff said his insurance meeting of Middleport . agent, in conversations after Village Council , Wayne the weekend fire, advised Neff, the owner of a house him that the.village can hold damaged in the fire. thanked landlords liable for the Middl eport Fire Depnrlment behavior of their tennants, and other fire vollmteers for and said in cases when ille- · their work in extinguishing ga l activity results in a fire MIDDLEPORT Members of Middleport Fi·re Department met with Middleport Village Council. . ' · Page AS Monday evening to address concerns expressed by. one • Gary B. Evans, 43 council member last month, • Eithel R. Halstead, 92 and to assure council they were willing .to work with village government. Last month , Councilman Craig Wehrung raised ques· tions about a monthly fir~ department report which shilwc~d only three fire runs May, but 760 miles trav: elect in department trucks. Fire Chief Larry Byer explained Monday that, in addition to the fire runs, the department drove trucks to Co lumbus and Ravenswood, W.Va. Jor repairs, participated in a parade fo r the Meig s archery team , placed over 80 firefighter flags on deceased members' graves, and made other mainte · nance runs in .May. He also said fi retrucks : • Carpenter retiring from accumulate mil eage when Air Force. See Page A3 they ure sitting sti ll at afire. · The members of the fire • New Wayne National department were more trouForest supervisor bled, Byer said, . by com: selected. See Page AS ments Wehrung made ar the meeting, reported in .The . • Right to Ute rally set Daily th~t mem· for July 21. See Page" A6 . bers ofSentinel, the fire department • Land transfers. do not like to be questioned about their activities. · See Page A6 "[ k110w fire fi ghters are tight and they stick together," .. Wehmng told Byer Monday night. "They get tlptight WEATHER wfi'en you question them." · Wehrung apologized for his comments last month. But Mayor Michael Gerlach explained that Please see Council, AS 0BTIUARIES .. incident. buildin~ owners should be hdd _responsible , There have been no criminal charges filed in connection with the fire. but the poli ce de p ~ rlmenl is co ntinuing an investigation into its cause, and Mayor Michael it Gerlach identified Monday night as a "crimi, nal investigation.'' Please see Building. AS ArrestS made in sign theft STAFF REPORT NEWS@ MVOA ILYSENTINEL.COM .• ., .. . INSIDE · ~. 0r o~ ' R~:;~ BREED@MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM INDEX ; 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox 740-992-2155 B3-4 Bs Obituaries A4 As • ' Editorials The Dally Sentinel. A3 A3 t omics Sports Weather 8 Section A6 .. aoo8 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ~ ! inftrehad Council, firefighters discuss concerns ~~~ssifieds " J. @EED '""'·"')tbtil)-.·ntinel.cum 2008 ' CWendars 740·446·2342 BRIAN t:Ji1 t:t:UIQ' MYPAILYSENTI NEL.COM til> POMEROY A Middlepm1 man and a juvenile fro Ill Pomeroy were · arrested and jailed in the thefi of 30 road signs they . later allegedly took to a recycling center. Meig s County Sheriff Robert Beegle said Lee Dale Bryan, 22,' and a Lincoln Heights juvenile were charged with the theft of signs from Leading Creek, Titus Road .. and Fetty Road. . . Beegle satd Tn-C ounty Recycling reported that the signs had been sold to . the company, aftenhe sheriff's office asked the firm to be on the watch for them. The juvenile was taken to a facility in Portsmouth and Brya n was jailed in the Meigs County Jail. Beegle al so reported that his office is investi gatin g the theft of a 2007 Chevrolet HHR from Mary Jane Arms of Minersville. The vehicle was located early Monday parked accoss a driveway on Bashan Ro ad . A suspect was see n operating the vehicle early Sunday morning in Racine . and charges are pending. Amanda Green of Albany reported . that her 2004 Chevrolet Tracker had been taken· Jrom her driveway. Beegle said there has been no additional information about·the theft. Deputies tran sported Scott Stepp and Jimmy .Linley bae!r-t&- the Southea s tern~­ Correctional Facility in · Lancaster after . hearings here. Deputies transported . Mark Schall, Jerry Noble and Jimmy Steop to the the .· · 1 A little houseworl{ Youth and adults from Middleport Church of Christ are spending the . week doing good works for a fellow church member. Specifically, they are pitching' in to help make repairs to the South First Avenue home of Ella Mae Daughtery. The team is working eight-hour days in the hot July sun to assist the oldest member · o(-th·e-chtlrch~congregation. Brian J . Reed/photos Please see Arrests, AS Meigs County Fair tickets go on sale · State Board ,of ~ducation REACH OVER 17,()00 HOUSEHOLDS! ~otnt ~leasant legister WEDNESDAY, .JlJI.Y t6, Bui SPORTS ,, Details on Page A& ~~e ~alltpolis iailp ~rtbune . Printed on IIHi'Y< Rt•cyclt•d Nrwsprint · Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,, ' ·~ Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH Pharmacy, Pom eroy, will be an additional charge HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTiNELCOM Gloeckner's Restauran t, of $5 for rides: . Pomeroy ; Darwin Grocery. As in the past ch1ldren POM EROY ._ Season Darwn, B&R. Market, under two will be admitted and membership tickets for Syracuse, T~z's Marathon, to the fairgrounds free. As the 2008 Meigs County Fair State Route 7.• Pomeroy ; in, prev ious years Senior to be held Aug. 11-16 on the McDo nalds, Pomeroy, the Citi ze n's Day will . be Rock Springs Fairgrounds Extension Office , Mulberry observed on Thursday and are now on sale. Heights, Pomeroy; Reed's sen i or~ wi ll be admitted to The ~rice for season tick- Country Store, Reedsv ille, the fairg rou nds free until 2 ets which are sold only to Dettwi!ler Lumber · Co, p.m. individuals and not to a Pomeroy; Hill 's Citgo. Kiddie Day will be . on company or organization is Racine ; Rutland Tuesday and Saturday with $15 . The' tickets give gate Department Store, Rutland ; children 12 and . under admission to the fair, free By the Way Country Store . . admitted free until noon and parking all week long, and Langsville; Farmers Bank, quality for a hand stamp for entertainment and shows, Pomeroy; Farmers Bank, $5 to ride all day. Senior but not amusement rides. Tuppers Plams, and Kmgs · Citize ns days will be Membership tickets Hardware, Middl7port. . observed on Thursday when which entitle holders to . Tickets for dmly adm1s- they can get onto the fair· admi ssion and voting priv- ston to the fa1r IS $7 , grounds free until 2 p.m. ileges are $I 6 and may be Monday through Thursday. and on Saturday untillnoon . purchased from any ' Fair and 48 Fnday and Saturday. The rides will operate on Board member or the Children u~der two years a schedul e of Monday, Mei gs County Extension old ar" admllt~d free at the Wednesday, Thursday and Office, Memorial Drive , ~ates. The dat ly admtsst.on Friday, 1 to 4:30p.m. and 6 Pomeroy. tickets mclude all entertam- to II rIll. and Tue~day and Season tickets may be ment and :.hows a: well as Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. purchased at Baum Lumber th am ement ndes For us . membershtp, · . and 6 to II p.m. e . holdmg Co., Chester; TNT Pit Stop, those · season, or 4-H tickets, there Please see Tickets, AS Middleport; Swisher-Lohse seeks new supenntendent . STAFF REPORT NEWS@ MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM . firm presented to the Board the desired experience, qualifications ·and requirements . COLUMBUS _ "Hiring for the next superintendent. the ,state superintendent is "The Board recogni zes the the most important job of significant innuence this the State Board of position has on education in Education," saidl Board the state. This is why we President Jennifer L. wanted tJ gather input from Sheets, Pomeroy aftqrney, so many policymakcrs and at Tuesday's meeting .after . stakeholders," said Sheets. " · hearing a progress report I am confident the Board from a Worthington firm will identify a leader who assisting in the searc h. will continl)e the outstal)di ng Hudepohl & Associates progress that has been made rece ntly conducted more m Ohio during recent years." than 50 stakeholder inter"I am thankful that the views, including all State Board has agreed lQ include Board members, Governor me and -. my staff in the Ted Strickland, Chancellor search · for Ohio's next Eric Fi ngerhut , leg islative superi ntendent," said leaders, the Ohio School . Governor Strickland. " I take thi s opportu'nity very seriBoards Association, super- ously. It is absolutely cruintendent and trea•urer asso- cia! that we have a state ciations, and representati.ves superi ntendent who can of the teacher unions . 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