https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/77123576063491bf0e32cab34f3675a4.pdf 9195fa3b12c51169e6b554cecbfafce4 PDF Text Text Page B~ • The Daily Senti.r)el www .mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, July 29, 2008 Despite unusual training, Polamalu hurt again Pure stock invite August 1; Harvest 50 dates released BY rhcm on !his. But I want lo praclice." Tomlin said Polamalu "is LATROBE. Pa. - Every in grear shape," but he is extended workuul. every undcrscandably wary about running se,sion. every climb any injury given Polamalu 's up. a hilbide in weighred run of problems lase season. shoes was designed for Troy . On rhe !irs! day of camp a Polamalu to gel back .lo year ago. Polamalu signed a being Troy Polamalu. $30. 19 million , four-year Mosl of all, 1ha1 mean! gel- conlracr thai made him the · ting back lo being a healthy highe sl-paid player in team Polamalu - nmthe parched- history, at least unlil quarterup. ofl-injured. can'r-secm- back Ben Roethlisberger to-get well Pulamalu who agreed earlier this year 10 a appeared in 12 Piu sburgh deal chat could pay him as Steelers games lase season much as $102 million. · but played up IU his expecred Living up 10 !hal comract level in few of them. isn'l whar morivates So, after an offseason back Polamalu. Rather. il's playin Los Angeles working out ing up lo the .standards sel by the way he did as one of col- a multidimensional. molivallege foolball\ lop defensive ed player who creates players ar Sourhern Cal. matchup problems for whal happened 10 Polamalu offenses because of;~is abilimere days before training ry 10 line UR at so many posicamp began '' lions. The four-rime Pro Bowl That's wliy. after having saiety pulled his left ham- offseason knee surgery, string while running last Polamalu decided to return week and couldn't lake part lu training the way he has in rhe first two camp prac- most of his career. So he tices on Monday. skipped all the Steelers' Off' After a season in which season pracrices, and !he Iraknee , rib and abdominal ditional training and InJUnes visibly affected weightlifting, and went back Polamalu 's play- he hasn't 10 working with his former had an interception .since rrainer. · midway through ihe 2006 "I calked wilh coach season- Polamalu was cer- (Tomlin) because I don't tain all these injuries were want 10 do anything againsl behind him: only to get hurt rhe team." Polamalu said. - again. "They're very supportive of Polamalu sailed lhrough me and the !rai ning I wanred the eight 100-yard sprints 10 do. I'd trained like that for !hal were required Sunday seven years but, coming off by coach Mike Tomlin; bu.t !he injury. it gave me an the Sreelers didn 'r want to opportunity to take mor.e take a chance wilh one of rime to rehab and just train." their must valuable players · An interesting twist : Marv so early in camp. Marinovich. the former "I want to practice,'' Southern Cal and Oakland Polamalu said Monday. "But Raiders player and condi1' II do wharcver coach !ells rioning coach with whom me to do. He's been around a · Polamalu has long trained, lon'g time. So has (lrai ner) promises on his Web site that John Norwig, so I'll deter to hi s workouts mean "you' ll ALAN RoBINSON ASSOCIATED PRESS BY ScoTT WOLFE avoid the injury bug.' No SPORTS CORRESPONDENT more pulls or strains.'' Marinovich's workouts are STEWART- On Friday, designed 10 boost speed. August I, Skyline jumping ability and football- Speedway · will host a required strength bul are $1 ,000 to win Pure Stock nontraditional , wilh an Invitational, but on the horiemphasis on reducing rhe zon is the news of the specstress and strain !hal can be tacular Harvest 50 for late caused by heavy weightlift- models. ing. For the first time in its Rather than bench-press- nearly 30-year history the ing 350 pounds. for example; "Harvest 50" at Skyline Polamalu will run in ·weight- Speedway in Stewart will be ed shoes or lift a minimal a two-day show wirh up to amount of weight in short $11 ,000 going to the winner. bursts. · The event will be run · Polamalu did slightly more weight.lraining than he once did, but only to add weight. · He is back to hi s preferred weight of 215 pounds after playing at 205 the last lwo fromPageBl seasons. Polamalu doesn 't believe !hal training away from the on the Steelers' all-time S!eelers had anything to do team. His routine is often with his latest injury. · the same - he appears "It was very awesome badly out of shape early in training out there before the camp, but is one of the injury," Polamalu said. league's top run defenders "Things were going very by the start of the season. Tomlin isn't saying how well for me, and I got in very good shape. I wanted lo go much weight Hampton must back there and get back to drop or how long he must doing the type of training I wait to be removed from the did before. I had been doing physically. unable to perthai the past 5-6 years after . form list, Hampton is listed the (spnng) coachtng ses- at '325 pounds. Defensive end Aaron sions, but this year I wanted to do it as much as possible. Smith understands Tomlin I wanted to make sure I got is sending a message that afl . the most out of it after being players must follow condiinjured last season." Polamalu can only hope he is getting his injuries oul of !he way early this season. "When there's an injury from PageBl like this, it's always besr to rake the· safe route because it's a very long season," he Miguel Tejada's si ngle up said. ''If you .continue to re- the middle. After Lance injure it this early, there's no Berkman walked, Carlos telling how bad it could real- Lee blooped an RBI single · ly get. So, if there's any to center. · down time that's good, it's Blum lined out to center right now." and Berkman tagged up from third to make it 3-0. Cueto threw 33 pitches in the tirst inning. Jay Bruce beat out an infield single to start the Reds' rally in the third . Ken Griffey Jr. singled and Brandon Phillips walked lo Hampton Reds Saturday and Sunday. September 20 and 21, with $3,000 to win on Saturday and $5,000 to win on Sunday. If the winner wins both legs he will get a $3,000 bonus and $11.000 payday. There will be no enrry fee, on ly pit pass admission for drivers, and. preliminary plans call for all support classes to run at least one of the two days of the event. Two-day · passes will be available. Further details will be announced soon. Upcoming on the Skyline schedule will be "Autograph Night" for the kids this Friday, Augu>l I. along wilh !he Pure Stock lnvitalional. Kids ten-andunder with a parent will be admitted free. Coming August 8 will be the makeup for the rained-out AMRA Modified Road Warrior lour. For further information , please call Sherry James at 304-539-4410 or raceday at 740-662-4111 or visit the Skyline Speedway Websile a t www.skylinespeedway.nel tioning rules, including the team's elite players.' "He's setting an example of how · he 's going to approach things," Smith said. "There's a level of expectation when y.ou come out here and that's what he expecls." · Still, Smith and defensive end Brett Keisel don't see Hampton falling behind because of this training camp layoff or being less than ready when the season starts Sepl. 7 against Houston. Hampton joked he always dislikes training camp and wouldn't mind missing all of it. "Casey was running the whole practice today, so I'm sure the weight is going to come running off him," Keisel said, laughing . "Casey will be ready to go when the season stans, we all know that. We're all supporting him and he 'II be fine ." · Notes: LB James Harrison ran over rookie OT Tony Hill s on three successive plays during a pass protection drill. Tomlin said, "If he doesn't want to be blocked, it's very difficult to block him." ... Just as they did early in camp last season, several wide receivers were upset when Smith gave WR Willie Reid a hard shot during a nonconlact drill, resulting in a brief skirmish. load !he bases for Dunn,. Houston third before Blum who came in hitting .324 homered to right center. his since the All-Star break. ninth of the season and third . Dunn hammered the first · in two games. Blum hit a pitch off the center-field pair in the Astros' 11 -6 win wall. above the. yellow line over Milwaukee at Miller for a home run. The 426- Park on Sunday. foot shot' was Durin's ninth Tim Byrdak, Geoff Geary career grand slam and his . and Wesley Wright comsecond in less than a week. bined to pitch three innings He also. hit ·one on July 23 of one-hi! relief, paving the against San Diego. way for Valverde. . . It was the ·second .grand . Berkman made a dtvtng slam allowed by Oswalt in · catch on Javier Valentin's his career and the first since liner for the final out. Cliff Floyd hit one for the Notes: Griffey has an 11New York Mets at Minute game hitting streak .... The Maid Park on May 14, Astros have won 12 of the 2004. las! 15 meetings with the Berkman doubled in the Reds. Business Directory inside today's Sentinel . •. ' .' '· :;o CF:-.i'TS • Vo! . 58 , No. q • • Lee's slam lifts Astros to 6-2 win 9ver Reds. See Page B.l Skyline from Page 81 turn one, where his momentum carried him by Johnson and off to the checkered flag for his second win of the · night. · . . One of the most impres'sive, hard-charger statu s performances of the night was Jeremy Berwan~er's manifest from 18th to s1x1h. AI one point the lalented ace had reached fifth, bul his charge consumed hi s tires stalling hi s bid in sixlh . Robbie Evans, Mark Dickson, and Ryan Mayle diced it up with Berwanger in one of the battles for position. Evans even broke away momenlarily for a bid al the two leaders, falling just short in third place with Dickson, · Mayle. Berwanger, Roberts, Robert Garnes, Dusty Boley, and Chris Carpenter. The Pure Stock race was a prep for next week's $1,000 to win invitational. Matt '): • • THING. HAPPENS· WHEN YOU DON'T INSIDE • Meigs Alumni award scholarships. See Page A3 • Family Medicine. See Page AS • Transfers posted. See Page A6 • O'Bieness offers health screenings. See Page A6 : • Local teen named as State 4-H Ambassador. See Page A3 NO ONE NOTICES YOU Detalla on Page A6 INDEX '· ........ lorJulyU . 410 'Pitntt (2o) ~ - Tlmt;.. 'tllilinY Smith (10.92) · Dooh - tiUd 1'1Crton, Dtnny Smith, •a...- Mattin, Jimmy Stlnooo ~HNI Orio- Alron Hlggtnt, Marl< Imler, .w.yno-.-- •HNI 1\oo -Adorn' !ltrauaMr, Josh o.e., LU.. Hal, Brlan Ben10n 1 ' Feature - Danny Smith, JJmmy - . Hud 1'1Cnon, Greg Mitchell, 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES Annie's Mailbox A3 Calendars A3 Glassifieds 83-4 MciWoll; Jl.dom StrllutHr, Marl< Imler, ;FNddll- . t..at. Modollo (H) ! Fill Time- AUdio ,Swartz (12.70) . ,._ One - Audio Swartz. D.J. CUno, .-..my .Jorvlo, Tony Roush, ;...._.1\M)- Ja10n Montgomery, Rick · AU~qand, Frocklle Corponter, Pat Gillian, Hell Tlwee- lock Dohm, Larry Bond, •Hu!i:llloon, C.A. Wentz Heli Four - - · ~.Ralph e-. Chrle w-. ChociTodd Comics · Bs Editorials ·- A4 Movies lu4ll Hell, Divo Olel<oon, Wayne The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 . Sports Weather B Section A6 ' . . ww...mydailysentincLcom J. Council approved, as an emergency measure, an " ordinance !hat adopts !he MIDDLEPORT International Property Ordinances defining local. Maintenance Code as the building codes and establish- local bu.ilding code. The ing a new planning and zon- code will be used in the ing commission were building inspection program approved as emergency mea- overseen by In spector sures Monday evening, when Randall Mullin s. It outlines Middleport Village Council standard codes for mechani· met in regular session. cal systems, plumbing sysCouncil also held the first tem s, fire safely and other of 'three readings on a new building standards, and is ordinance amending flood used by most town s in plain regulation s and their enforcing building codes. · enforcement The zoning and planning Bv BFIIAN REED BREEDCMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM commission approved by council Monday night will replace separate zoning appeals and planning commissions already in place. The commission will be made up of five memb~rs: . Mayor Michael Gerlach. a member of vill.age council and three citizens appointed by the mayor. The members have nO!.yet been appointed. Council will also appoinl a Board of Appeals to han dle zoning · appeals. Thai board will nor act on appeals of any cases relar- ing to flood plain and Federal Emergency Agency Management issues. Those mailers must, by law, be appealed in the Court of Common Pleas. Council conducred !he first reading on a 23-page ordinance relating to flood damage reduction. The language from rhe ordinance was provided by FEMA. In addi tion lo enforcing building codes and the village 's rental inspection slaqdards, Mullins is also charged with enforcement· of flood plain regulations in the village. FEMA and the . Ohio Depanmenl of Narural Resources have ·tightened regulations and advised the village rhal arbitrm'y variances will no longer be permissable, and chat !he village could be di squalified .for flood insurance if too many variances are permitted. In ocher business. council approved the sale of parcel of land on. Vine Street for $500. The properly was Please see Council, AS a .Summer stroll Bv BETH SERGENT ~tpndwtly · WEUNESDA 't, JULY :Jn, :wo8 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENilNEL.COM ADVERTISE ANYMORE . Printed on tOO% Rec}'cled Nc"·sprint Pomeroy investigates .car, purse thefts AP photo the Four Cylinder mam. Despite numerous challenges, Christopher raced off to the close win with Adkins, and Shamblin in tow. Rounding out the top ten were Tuppers Plains native Jeff Rankin , followed by George Klintworth, John Bartlett, Jeff Blanton, Keith Young, Chris Lauer, ·and Bdbby,Collins. After mid-season dominance from Ronnie Pickens, Kyle Bond, the talented second-generation driver and son of Larry Bond won his second straight Mini-Wedge A-main. Pickens followed in second ever-consistent charger Zach Fox in third, followed by Will Holland, and Sydney Staats_ Friday, August I, will be Autograph Night for the kids. Children 10-andunder accompanied by a parent will be admitted free. Also, the Pure Stock Invite will be on tap for $1 ,000 to win and coming August 9 will be the rescheduled AMRA Road Warrior Tour modified special. ~ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio SPORTS Pittsburgh S\eelers safety Troy Polamalu, right, signs autographs for fans before the start of the afternoon session of the team's football training camp in Latrobe, Pa., on Monday. Holcomb led the first lap baule, but Jeremy Blake won the war. Blake took the lead in the Pure Srock feature on the second goround and never looked back, despite every move in the book by Holcomb to retain the lead. Holcomb may have been a bit faster, driving aggressively but cleanly, however, Blake knew where to be in the Skyline shuffle. Blake won hi s fifth A-main of the year. Ryan Wilson. Shelly Powell, George Klintworth, Anthony Maynard, and Lance Weppler went toothand-claw for position all ending the night with fine runs. Weppler came from 141hto 71h for Hard Charger honors behind the pack listed in !he previous order. Mike Lauer, Tony Roush, Jr. and Frankie Roush rounded out the top ten. II didn't have the fireworks of past races, but Tim Christopher and Tommy Adkins, joined by Frank Shamblin walked away from the rest of the pack in French Colony ChoruS· installs officers, A6 @ •oo8 Ohio V.Uey PubUohln& Co. ., • POMEROY - A stolen vehicle and two ·purses snatched from vandalized vehicles on the same day are just some of the recent cases the Pomeroi Police Department is investigating, . according to C)lief Mark E. Proffit!. · On Saturday night, Aimee Young, Racine, parked her car on West Main Street lo attend the Big Bend Blues Bash on Saturday and left at approximately I a.m., Sunday, riding to her aunt's home in Middleport. When Young returned for her vehicle around I 0 a.m. Sunday morning she found the car missing. The vehicle, a 1995 Gold BMW, was recovered early Sunday by the Ohio . State Highway Patrol after it was involved in a crash on County Road 28. Patrolman Wooldard is investigating. On Saturday at the Pomeroy Ball Fields, Sgt. Brandy King was called to investigate a report of a purse being stolen from a vehicle which had its rear passenger glass busted out. The purse belongs to Tammy · J. Cremans, Middlepon , and several. items incl~ding cash, credit cards, ·a phone, gift · cards and jewelry were stolen. King spoke to both Tammy and John Cremeans, owners of the vehicle, for any possible leads and/or suspects. Less than an hour later, King and Patrolman John Kulchar were called to the area across from Farmers Bank on West Main Street, scene of another purse th.eft where the rear passenger glass to an SUV had been busted out. · Jonetta Smathers owns the vehicle . while the purse belongs to daughter Krysta Wasson of Dresden. The two women said they'd only been gone from the vehicle for I0 minutes. Wasson's purse contained several credit cards, identification cards, .gift cards, pictures, jewelry. Glass samples were taken from both vehicles and both cases remain under investi' gation. Recent traffic accidents reported .by the Pomeroy Police Department are as follows: An accident involving three vehicles was recently reported on West Main Street near the ·Pomeroy Maspn Bridge. A vebide driven by James R. Keys, New Haven, W.Va. , alleged- · ly failed to stop and struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Everett L. Shepard, Jr., Mason, W.Va., pushing that PlUM ... Tbefts, A5 .- ' Brian J. Reed/photo With the Ohio River passing lazily by, Dave Diles Park in Middleport was the perfect setting for a walk for this man and his dogs. Pipe bombs, bank robbery in Athens County BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM COOLVILLE Yesterday law enforcement officials in .Athens Counly were not only dealing with what appeared to be two separale pipe bombs left in the Guysville and Stewart postal buildings but a bank robbery at the . Hocking Valley Bank in Coolville. According to the Athens County Emergency Management Agency, Athens County 9-1-1 received an emergency call at 6: 19 a.m. yesterday repo1ting a suspicious device at borh the Stewart and Guysville 1JOStal buildings. WOUB-TV in Arhens reports the devices were attached 10 the back door of each post office. AI 2:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon, Alhens County EMA said members of the Columbus Division of Fire bomb squad dismantled the device in Guysville discovering an unknown liquid contained wirhin thai device (a pipe) as well as papers, both of which were being processed by rhe Federal Bureau of Investigation. ~ccording to the Associated Press, the device in Guysville was not explosive. At 5:30 p.m. yesterday, a spokesperson with Athens Counry EMA said workers who· dismanrled the Guysv ille device were being decontaminated and borh scenes were being rreared as hazardous materials S.\:enes.·At this point the liquid material was still being tested for officials 10 . ~~i~r~i~~a~~~g~~h[~~~~~~ at the Stewart Post Office. As of press tirrie, Ohio . 329 remained closed from Ohio 50 at the Marathon gas station rhrough the Villages of Guysville and Slewart. ·Emergency .>helters were · also esrablished for residents who were asked 10 evacuate rhe immediate area. The Ohio National Guard 52nd Civil Supporl Team also arrived in Guysville yesterday afternoon ro work wilh a host of local, stale and federal law enforcement agencies to Please see Athens, AS ·Cornhole tournament winners A two-time national corn hole champion took the top award iA the corn, hole tournament held S a t~rday on the Pomeroy parking Ia, as a part of the Pomeroy Blues & Jazz · Society's Blues Bash. Here Butch Meier presents a $500 check to Matt Guy, center, and Brei Guy of Alexandria, Ky. Other contest win· . ners were second place, Tom Bobo and Andrew Brooks of Albany; third place, Dustin Cowdery of Reedsville and .Nathan Cozart ,of Coolville; and fourth place , Butch Meier of Middleport and Nikki Meier Ohms of New Marshfield . Staff photo ,. �' The Daily Sentinel NAT N RLD The Daily Sentinel Page~ Wednesday, July 30, 2008 .... :.. Public meetings ~- Thursday, July 31 ~ RACINE -Southern \ocal School Board. regular 1neeting, R p.m.. high schoo l :ffiedia mom. ~ PORTLAND ·_. Lebanon :fown ~ hip Trustees, 7 p.m . ~wnship buildin g. · ;~. Saturday Aug. 2 . ·' SYRAC USE - Sulton t ownship Trustees. 7 p.m. ~yraclL'e Vi l l a~c hall. ::Monday, Aug. 4 : POMEROY Meigs :f=ounty Rcpublican Party. :1:30 p.m. special meeting ar :iJJ e Meigs Cou nt y fourthou se. :: REEDSVILLE - Olive =iownship meet in g, 6:30 f .m.. township ganlge. .. 1\resday, Aug. 5 :; ALFR ED - Orange :fownshi p Trustees, 7:30 1!-111 ., at home of Fiscal Qfficer Osie Follrod. :~ Wednesday, Aug. 6 ;,· POMEROY - Salisburv :Township Trustees. 6:30 jl.m .. at the home of Manning Roush. Bv Ltz StooTt - Clubs and organizations ·Moderate quake shakes . buildings, nerves in Calif. (;:;; :p':o 0 fan.rl' ' Thursday, .July 31 POMEROY - . Meigs FFA meeting. 5 p.m. at Meigs High School. Plans to be disc ussed fo:r upcom- .I ""d :an abstract arran ge- 'nenls for the fair flower -show. Guests welcome. Church events Monday, July 28 , RACINE - Vacation 'J:lible School., 6-8:30 p.m., . . ANNIE ~S 2008 MAILBOX Welcome nosy boss into conversations r Local teen named as State.4-HAmbassador Rt:unions COLUMBUS -Tina Drake of Meigs .County Teen Leaders . Meigs County County was recently named an Ohio Fashion Board, Camp Counselor. Jr. Fair State 4-H Ambassador and took part in Board President, 20lJ7 Meigs County an· Amba"adnr Orientation Program Fair Queen, as well as a 2007 Stale held July IR HI The Ohio State ,Fair Fashion Board Member. She is a thirteen vear member of the Pioneers 4-H Club. Grounds. The State 4-H Ambassador program , State 4-H ambassadors serve as 4-H was introduced in Ohio in 1995 to rec- spokespersons to stn!ngthen 4-H partnerognize teens for their excellence in 4-H ships with government officials. the project and program work, citizenship media. state associations donors, civic and leadership, and to provide those groups, parellls. volumeers, and others. outstanding teens with additional 4-H They also help de velop. implement and opportunities ~LI the state and . county improve 4-H youth development in Ohio. While State 4-H Amba ssadors hold levels . All Ohio teens who have ac hieved that title for life. beginning with a oneexce llence in 4-H work, 4- H participa· year term of active stJtus. A total of 30 Friday, Aug. I tion. 4-H ci ti ze nship. 4-H leadership. youth were named 4-H Ambassadors POMEROY Beuy Spencer will observe her 4-H officer/ commillee work. and non - thi s year. • Ohio 4- H Youth Developmcm is a pro· 85th birthday Aug. l .Cards 4-H leadership are invited to apply for gram offered through Ohio Stale this honor. .may be se nt to ller at University Extension. 342 .657 youth are Tina was selected for this honor based Arcadia Nur<in g Center. in Ohio 4-H programming . involved 25675 Main St .. Coolville. upon her prcv i~us leadership roles. Some of Tina 's past roles include Meigs statewide . Ohio 45723-05 11 . Saturday, Aug. 2 . RACINE Marion Easterday will observe her 90th bi11hday on Aug. 2. Cards may be sent to her at 3062 Sal ser Road. Racine. Sum;lay, Aug'. 3 ROCKSPRINGS Leota Birch, formerly of the Portland itrea, will tmn 69 today. Curds can be mailed to Rocksprings Center, Rehabilitation 36759 Rock springs Rd. Room 133, Pomeroy. 45769. • Big Bend Pomeroy, OH • Jackson, OH Sunday, Aug. 3 RUTLAND - The 90th Oavis Reunion for deseen· dams of Orlando and Katherine (Sheline) Davi s. carry-in dinner at 12 :30 p.m ., Rutland Fire Department. RACINE - Elisha Stover reunion. i I a.m. Star Mill Park, Raci ne. Take chairs. Tabl e serv ice provided, 1 Birthdays Tina Drake "Drive a Iittle.~. Save a Lot!!" ; Make your gas go further with Big Savings from Save•A• lot! • Waverly, OH PEPSI COLA 24 PACK YOUR Serb prosecutor: Karadzic FINAL COST being sent to tribunal ~ ---------------- Wednesday, July 30, throu gh Wednesday. Carmei-Suuon UMC our personal lives and 1 alienates the staff. spotlights and put some BY KATHY MITCHELL Fellowship Building. theme don't feel comfortable sharDear Annie: My husband security cameras in conspicAND MARCY SUGAR "Son Harvest"County Fuir." likes ing that with him. to wear pantyhose. He Ltous loca1ions to make sure RUTLAND - Vacation me he started weari ng the kids know the v are being told Dear Annie: l am at my I' ve tried ignori·ng thi s Bible School. 6-9 p.m.. today through Friday. wit, · end with a co-worker. m<tn. but it only seems to his mother' s and sister\ recorded. They· are like Rutland Free Will Baptbt Six 'o f us work together as encourage him ro try harder when he was around 12 cockroaches - when the light comes on. they scalier. Churcit, "God's • Bi g top aides to the head of our to g'ain our attention . Our year~ old . He is now 42. He works in an office fiw 11' ~he wunts to have some organi7atinn . For the past boss is a kind person and Backyard" is the theme . . davs · a week and wears real fun. she ·shou ld blatantly nine vears. we have all sat does not say anything about Sunday. Aug. 3 ro work . take pictures of them. They paiuyhose 'in ou; ortlcc for lunch . the frequent interruptions. POMEROY - The Laurel However. sometimes he hitte that. A new director joined our so the rest of us have 10 suf· Clitl" Free Methodist Church Unless there is a parent on will have a famil y night. 6 organization thi s past year fer through it. I' ve begun likes to wear them to bed . l don 't think thi s is good for the street protecting these . and for some reusnn feels eating lunc h at my desk to p.m.. with guest singers. him. He says nothing will kids. this should take care of entitled to drop in whenever avoid him because he irriBrian and Family happen . Ca1i sleeping in the problem. New Connection . Pastor Glen · he pleases. Whether we're in tales me so much. Yorker Without bei ng rude, how pantyhose be unhealthy "' McClung. More information. a conversation. on the phon~ Pennsylvania Party . · Dear New Yorker: Your or eating lunch. there he is. do we let him know th is is ggs-.1495. Refreshment> folHe drops in unannounced our break time and we 'd Dear Patty:· As long a' ideas. arc interesting. bu t lowing, 'ervke. and always cnmmands our like to be left alone·• Today they aren ' t constrictin g. expe nsive. Other readers - Monday, Aug. 4 allention. He 's there at 8 he dropped by eight time s. H(lbby should be fine . sugges ted turn ing on the MIDDLEPORT ' Vacation Bible Schoo l, 'to a.m. when we walk in the It' s exhausting to have to although he should take otl lawn sprinklers when the. tee nagers 8J O ·p.m., Aug. 4-9 at the door, not even givi.ng us time give him so much allention. · the pmnyhose periodically neighborhood fee l like a prisoner in my and all ow his skin to show up. Victory Baptist Church : to get selllcd in. and will dml · breathe . t You ' re a very to I· Ai111ie's Mailbox is writto whoevf' r wi ll listen. Every own off1ce. Any !ldvice 0 Theme. , " It "s a Jungle Out erant woimm .) · ten by Kathy Mitchell and day when we sit down to Frustrated and Hungry There ... Lessons, crafts. Dear Annie: I read the Marcy Sugar,lot1gtime ediDear Frustrated: You (efreshments. For more in ti•r· lunch. in he com~s and rrics mation ca ll 992-7111 or 'J92· to join our l'Unversation . I see an int rus ive executi ve . leller from "Snake in the tors of the Ann Landers even put fi b on my spare We see a guy who's trying , Grass in Penn sylvani a," column. Please e-mail your 9052. Pastor James Keesee. chair, but he sat on rhe fl oor desperately to make friend s who said tee nagers are lui· questim1s to anniesmailFriday, Aug. 8 to talk to me' · with his new co-worke". tering in her neighborhood. box@comcast.net, or write MIDDLEPORT busy offi ce. and thi s . He'd be a lot less annoying Your advice to call the ,· to: AmrieC< Mailbox, P.O. lt's a Vacation Bible School. First is our time to relax for a few .if yo u welcomed him imo police was useless. Kids . Box 118190, Chicago, IL Presbyterian Church . 1645 and grab a bite. l your conversations. If that today ha ve no .fear of the 60611. To find out more minutes N. Fou11h Ave .. Middleport, Aug. 8 and 9. Hou rs. 6 In X think it is incredibly rude simply is not possible.· tell police. espec i[olly if they are about ' Annie 's Mailbox, and read features by oilier p.m . on Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 and presumptuous on his your bo" th~t you appreci· underage. Speaking from ex perience. Crea/!lrs Syndicate writers part 10 think we're in~erest· ate the new director's p.m on Satur(l<ly. Theme I would recommend she and cartoonists, >isit the ·' Beac h Party· - Storfin · ed in spending this quiet efforts 10 be chummy. but Through the Scri ptures." For time li stening to him . A lot he 's a lillie overbearin g and . replace all the outside light · Creators Syndicate Web more informati on. call Terri of times, we' re di scussi ng should back off before he tlxtmes with motion detector page at www.creators.com. Fife. 992-2625. ur Carroll Ann Harper. 992-7172. ing events incl uding the Meigs Count y Fair. All member asked to attend. Friday, Aug. 1 · . POMEROY . - PERl C hapl~r 74. I p.m .. Mulberry .Co mmunity Center. Bev telvctt. vice president of Ohio PERl , to speak. · Saturday, Aqg. 2 • POMEROY Meigo; .High School Class of l9Rll, celebrat ing 20th year with family picni c at the Sheets family farm near Harrisonville, ll a.m to 3 p.m .. followed by an evening Adult social at the Rivers ide 'Golf Cou"e cl ubhouse, 7 p.m .. to midnight. For more information <:onlact Laura (:obb Sheets, laura @mud:forkblues.co m, or Shannon ~afllin , . 416- llll9. ;fucigs 1988 @hotmai l.com. ,. . Thesday, Aug. 5 : POM EROY -. :Wildwood Gar'den Club, 6:30 p.m . at Syracuse .Co mmuni ty Center. Janet :Bol in to teach creating op- PageA3· HE BEN Community Calendar Candidates focus on finding running mates in Denver .at the end of Augus t. McCai n is seriousAND ly considering naming his NEDRA PiCKLER No. 2 in th~ few days sepa- · ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS . rating the two conventions WASHINGTON - As . in the hope of stunting any speculation swirls. Barack post-convention surge in the Obama and Joh n McCain polls for Obama. Rece ntly. each has left the are knuck linQ down 10 the impression his search has work of choosing running · mates with their nominating reached an advanced stage . Obama met Tuesday with conve ntions just weeks top aides and hi s search away. Current and former gov- comminee in Washington ernors and senators seem for the second time in as the most serious contenders. many days, and at least the though most of those men- third time this month . He told NBC' s Tom tioned are playing coy about any discussions with either Brokaw on Sunday: 'T m goi ng to want somebody campaign. "I' m just not going to talk with integrity.; I'm going to about my conversations want somebody with indeth e campai gn," pendence, who is willing to with Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine tell me where he thinks or of Virginia said Tuesday, she thinks I'm wrong; and declining to confirm media l' m goi ng tu want so me· reports that he has provided body who shares a vision of financial documents to the country - where we ' Obama for review. Another. . need to go. :rhat we· ve got . AP photo Republican Gov. Tim 10 f undamenlally change Pawlcnty of Minnesota, not only our policies . but Police tape ~ urround s debris that fell on a sidewalk after an earthquake on Tuesday, in Los Angeles. An earthquake shoOk sa id he has decided to slop how our politics . works; Southern California on Tuesday, causing buildings to sway and triggering some precautionary evacuations. There were answering questions about a how liusiness is done in no immediate reports of damage or injuries. spot on McCain's ticket Washington." That comment seemed to because of all the gossip.'. Among others believed to cast doubt that Obama be ge tting close look s: would choose Clinton, who Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh , has spen! more than a Delaware Sen. Joe Bidcn decade in Washington as and Kansas Gov. Kathleen first lady and a New York Sebelius for Obama as wei'! senator. During the prias former Massachusetts maries, Obama portrayed Gov. Mill Romney and for· . Clinton as the ultimate BY ROBERT JABLON after the shaking. California the construction · is newer The mer Ohio ReJ?. Rob Washin~tbn insider while ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The quake interrupted a Department of and built to modern safety suggestrng he offered a 'Portman for McCam. meeting.of the Los Angeles Transportation and standards, said city spokesSeveral more have , been fresh approach above partiLOS ANGELES - The Cit y Council. causing the California Highway Patrol woman Denise Cattern. She . mentioned as well. But it's sanship. stron gest earthquah to · appearing less likely that Even so, Obama told strike a populated area of 27-story. City Hall to sway were assessing freeway s to said there were no reports of Obama - a Democratic Brokaw: ''I've said consis- Southern California in more just as Councilman Dennis check for damage. Traffic harm in the city of 80,000, will tently that I think · Hillary than a decade rattled win- . Zine wa~ cri ti cizing a plan appeared to be !lowing eas- although cell phone service Illinois ·senator ily, however. in the area was disrupted. choose· former. rival Sen . . Clinton would be on any- dows and chandeliers. made to increase tras h fees. "And there goes the earth' "I think we were very The biggest employer in Hillary Rod ham Clinton of body 's short list. She is one buildings sway and sent quake earthquake, earth· lucky with this one," Gov. town. the school district, is New York. And it's still pos- of the most effective, intelli -' people runnin g . into the ea rthquake! " said quake. Arnold Schwarzenegger out of session. si"ble that McCain - a gent, · courageous leaders streets on Tuesday. But Zine. as memb~rs of the said. "At this point, the biggest Reptlblican Arizona senator that we have rn the there were no immediate to cry out. audience began The jolt caused a fire but impact we can report is getwi II choose former Democratic Party." reports of serious injuries or "The building is rolling'" .no injuries at a Southern ting through on cell phones. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom McCain, for his part, did· m;~or damage. <;>f California 's Office California Edison electrical .. . And a few little rattled Ridge, whose support for n't give away ·much more The 5.4-magnitude quake Emerge ncy Services substation in La Habra, nerves,'.' Cattern said. abortion rights might upset Monday. - considered moderate received scallcrcd reports of about 12 miles southwest of conservatives whose enthuHe told CNN's Larry King was felt from Los .AnQeles . mitior infrastructure dam· the epicenter, spokesman :siasm McCain needs. that he's considering both to San Diego. and as far east age , including broken water Paul ·Klein said. Damage This much is ·certain: men and women and "I will as Las Vegas, 230 miles there and to other equip· Obama and McCain have announce it just as soon as away. Nearly 30 aftershocks mains and gas lines. "Nothing serious enough nient led ·to some power been regularly huddling the rrocess is completed." quickly followed, the to be an immediate threat to outages in Chino Hills, behind closed doors with a A1des to both candidates largest estimated at 3.8. li ves. but there is some dis· Chino, Diamond Bar and small circle of advisers to refuse to describe the selec· The quake was · centered examine the backgrounds lion process and bristle 29 miles southeast or down- ruption to utility service," Pomona, he said. Near the epicenter, all the :and records - and weigh when asked directly about town Los . Angeles near spokesman Kelly Huston said. The damage was in the customers of a Chino Hills one person or another; nei- Chino the political implications Hill s, a San Starbucks ran outside and of at least a handful of ther : ~ide appreciates Bernardino County city of greater Los Angeles area. • FREE 2417 Technioii&Upport • Instant Messlging. kHp your buddy Iiiii Minor structural damage prospects. prospective runmng mates 80,000 built mostly in the bags of coffee beans fell off • 10 o·mall addrHH1 ~ Wtbmlltt was reported throughout shelves; worker Jamie Saleh Each nominee-to-be may who promote themselves. • Custom Sll~ Page· new~, ...t.tr &mOftl early 1990s with the latest Los Angeles, along with said. Even now, it's 'possible even be holdinll private earthquake-resistant tech- five minor injuries and peoone-on-one meetmgs with long-shots could be chosen, ·in "It was very, very strong. 6X nology. :vice presidential hopefuls or like Republican Sen. Chuck ple stuck in elevators, said It was rolling and ..,. there JUit 'l motw ~ Buildings swayed in City Councilwoman Wendy ·polling possible tickets to Hagel of Nebraska for pause," said Saleh, wasn't a Sign Up OniMI www.LOOIINtl.com see how they would fare in Obama, Alaska Gov. Sarah downtown Los Angeles for Greuel , serving as acting 24. "It carne on really strong certain target states. It's Palin for McCain; or New several seconds, leading to mayor. She said there was and just ker.t going." tough to tell; such details York Mayor Michael the evacuation of some flooding in one department Chino Holls was incorpo· are tightly held. Bloomberg. an independent, offices. store. rated in 1991, so much of "I ' m still shaking . My ' AI the' same time , possible for either. · picks are trying out for the And names that were hot knees are wobbling. l part in public. They do · just months ago seem to thou~ht the building' might numerous TV interviews on have growri cold, like · collapse,'' said Rosana behalf of the candidates and Florida Gov, Charlie Crist, Martine z, 50, who works in campaign along side them, Louisiana Gpv. Bobby a . fifth-floor office at the almost certainly at the Jindal and South Dakota California National Bank in behest of campaign advisers Sen . John Thune among downtown Los Angeles. As strong a' it felt who want to assess how Republicans, and Democrats Tuesday's quake Was far each handles . . . the nledia and like Ohio Gov. Ted less powerful than the deadcampa1gn ngors. Strickland and Virginia Sen. magnitude -6.7 Obama could thoroughly Jim Webb have taken them- ly Northridge earthquake that review his options during selves out of the running. topped bridges and build· his planned Hawaiian vacaSo far, the few who know tion and then name his for certain. the names ings on Jan. 17. 1994. That choice in the week before remaining on each short lisi was the last damagi ng te mblor in Southern California. the Democratic convention aren ' t talking. though not the bi gge>L A 7.1 quake ·struck the desert in 1999. The earthquake had about l' percent of the energy of the Northridge quake, said Thomas Heaton, director of BELGRADE, Serbia The Serbian government the earthquak~ engineering (AP) - Authorities w'et;!! said in a statement issued and research l&boralory at extraditing ex-Bosnian Serb early Wednesday that its the California Institute of BERNARD V. FlJLTZ CENTE~ FOR HIGHER EDUCATION · leader Radovan Karadzic to justice ministry had issued a Technology. ~~3n Charles Chancey D~ivc • Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 the U.N. war crimes tri- decree that allowed his hanAd!llff.'rl//o lht' .\ feiJ:I Mil/tilt• Sdmo/ Wkl .\1e(q.,· HiNII Sl'lwol Cumpl,.\r.\· " People have forgo nen, l bunal to face genocide dover. think, what earthquakes feel Programs: charges ·early Wednesday, Karadzic is accused by the . like," said Kate Hulton, a For more informatlqn contact: • Business Management an official with the Serb U.N. court in The Hague of seismologi st at Caltech. "So • E:arly ChildhoiJd Development masterminding the 1995 l think we should probably prosecutor's office said. Brent Patterson (740) 992·1880 or Masked drivers in three .slaughter of 8,000 Muslim look at it as- an earthquake • General Studies/Tronsjer Module Rebecca Long (BOO) 282·7201, ext. 7236 ve hicles with tinted win- men and boys in the Bosnian drill. ... It 's a drill for the· • Information Technology dows sped· from the c·ity of Srebrenica, Europe's ' Big One' that will be comEmail: brentp@rio.edu or rlong@rio.edu. Belgrade war crimes court worst massacre since World ing some day." CoAtlnulng Education and Workforce where Karadzic had been War II . He is also charged Di sney land ,visitor Clint On the Web, go to www.rio.edu Development Programs Also Available . held since his arrest July 21. with spearheading the three- Hendrickson, 32, said he An official of the · prosecu- year siege of Sarajevo that was in the Golden tion office told The left 10,000 people dead. Horseshoe theater watching FA I. I. SE\IES n :R 20US • \I (;I ST 25 - IHTE\IBI· R 12 -Karadzic spent nearly 13 a show when the temblor - - - - - - - - Press that Associated .,~,.I. Day M n~ I· • • I• , ~~ I li, · •· Karadzic was in one of the years on the run before hit. Go Am Nal Govt jeeps. The official s!ioke on being arrested last week in "The ground moved and 9:30a.m. con1posilion l ~--- --·----·- ·--~~.'!lJO~~-~--­ condition of anonymity Belgrade, where he lived the chandelier started shak. 10:30 a.m. Acc:~J~j"~l~~d AkL ~·-· -----·---·- --~cc~ot~Od Alg_ under the assumed identity because she was not authoing," he said. "We are from 11:30 a.m. Prtnc of Ph~s Prine at Phvsic\ rized 10 speak to the media. of a health guru - sporting Texas and we thought it was 12:30 p.m. Gen l'lvchoiOi v Hvmanifie~ -· 1:30 p.nt Reporters saw the vehi- a long white beard and hair. part of the show, until peo- - .p·--·-·n-·n-··· - FieShmoti SUCCesS!:00 p.nt gla5ses. and large cles arriving at the airport pl e started yelling, 'Get ... ----- ---------·· ~MO th EduCOiionr·. --·M9"ih-E - s:30 p.m. ·dU·c·otiOni· Dutch police and U.N. tri- under the tables!"' 15 minutes later. A business Composition t ·· ·· ··· ··-Moth Review · . 1:00 p.m ln!ro to B1.n1nes.s Cantemp Econ jet that was believed to be bunal officials prepared 10 Allractions at Disneyland lntro tv Info Tech Pnnc of Acct t Reed and Learn !~ho Writing lob transporting Karadzic to the receive Karadzic early · and Di sney's Cu lifornia lab Netherlands was seen tak· Wednesday. Pol ice he! i. Ad.venture theme parks and 7:00p.m. ReOd·onct leom· ing off at about 4:15 a.m. It copters and vans with tinted at the Knoll 's Berry Farm 8:00p.m.· lheo/Hi<l Pe"p 11leo/HIII Poop was to land at Rotterdam windows were seen waiting theme park were tempnr;Jri Early Child11d Dev Early Childlld Dev at Rotterdam 's airport. · ly closed for inspections airport at around 6 a.m. y •' Submitted photo Vining and Joseph Rosier received scholarships from :Jhe Meigs MHS Alumni Association. lnstore price $5.99 Less coupon ·1.00 Vatu when you buy 3 $4.99 each ~ Meigs Alumni f: award scholarships . ·- POMEROY Two ~ne mbcrs of the Meigs High ~choo l Class of 2008 were ::awarded $500 scholarships :-from the Meigs .Local :a,lu mni A,sociation. The ;~holmships were. possible '8ue to the success of the ~07 Reunion on the River. : Pani Vining. Middleport, ~1nd Jp>eph Rosier. Shade, :Were selected"' scholarship :recipients baseu on . the or -de monstrated lc.oder>hlp and ~ni t iati ve for sclf-imrrove~n cnt. and rdeas I or unprov•ng the schools and commu.· . · l1ity as Jylcigs alumni . . : Vining plans to enroll 111 the physical therapy assostanl A tier in store coupon program at fl ocking College, and Rosier plans 10 study early childhood education at Rio Grande Conununity College. The MLAA was re-organi zed last year to establish an annual reunion of all Meigs graduates ana to provide . opportunities for alumni to support Meigs Local and the community. This year's Reunion on the River is scheduled for Sept. 12 and 13. · lnf(mnariml is a1·ailahle a r www.mei~salumni.com o r by sendillll e-mail ro me i1\ .1'0 I u 11111 i Cit! s ud d e II · link.ner. ' RED-WHITE GRAPES FRESH PLUMS, NECTA.RINES PEACHES 0 0 Lb. Lb. t '. GATORADE SPORTS DRINK 0 3202. Prices white quantities tastthru Aug. 9, 2008. We reserve ... I . with purchase of 3 24 packs while supplies and coupon last . �' The Daily Sentinel NAT N RLD The Daily Sentinel Page~ Wednesday, July 30, 2008 .... :.. Public meetings ~- Thursday, July 31 ~ RACINE -Southern \ocal School Board. regular 1neeting, R p.m.. high schoo l :ffiedia mom. ~ PORTLAND ·_. Lebanon :fown ~ hip Trustees, 7 p.m . ~wnship buildin g. · ;~. Saturday Aug. 2 . ·' SYRAC USE - Sulton t ownship Trustees. 7 p.m. ~yraclL'e Vi l l a~c hall. ::Monday, Aug. 4 : POMEROY Meigs :f=ounty Rcpublican Party. :1:30 p.m. special meeting ar :iJJ e Meigs Cou nt y fourthou se. :: REEDSVILLE - Olive =iownship meet in g, 6:30 f .m.. township ganlge. .. 1\resday, Aug. 5 :; ALFR ED - Orange :fownshi p Trustees, 7:30 1!-111 ., at home of Fiscal Qfficer Osie Follrod. :~ Wednesday, Aug. 6 ;,· POMEROY - Salisburv :Township Trustees. 6:30 jl.m .. at the home of Manning Roush. Bv Ltz StooTt - Clubs and organizations ·Moderate quake shakes . buildings, nerves in Calif. (;:;; :p':o 0 fan.rl' ' Thursday, .July 31 POMEROY - . Meigs FFA meeting. 5 p.m. at Meigs High School. Plans to be disc ussed fo:r upcom- .I ""d :an abstract arran ge- 'nenls for the fair flower -show. Guests welcome. Church events Monday, July 28 , RACINE - Vacation 'J:lible School., 6-8:30 p.m., . . ANNIE ~S 2008 MAILBOX Welcome nosy boss into conversations r Local teen named as State.4-HAmbassador Rt:unions COLUMBUS -Tina Drake of Meigs .County Teen Leaders . Meigs County County was recently named an Ohio Fashion Board, Camp Counselor. Jr. Fair State 4-H Ambassador and took part in Board President, 20lJ7 Meigs County an· Amba"adnr Orientation Program Fair Queen, as well as a 2007 Stale held July IR HI The Ohio State ,Fair Fashion Board Member. She is a thirteen vear member of the Pioneers 4-H Club. Grounds. The State 4-H Ambassador program , State 4-H ambassadors serve as 4-H was introduced in Ohio in 1995 to rec- spokespersons to stn!ngthen 4-H partnerognize teens for their excellence in 4-H ships with government officials. the project and program work, citizenship media. state associations donors, civic and leadership, and to provide those groups, parellls. volumeers, and others. outstanding teens with additional 4-H They also help de velop. implement and opportunities ~LI the state and . county improve 4-H youth development in Ohio. While State 4-H Amba ssadors hold levels . All Ohio teens who have ac hieved that title for life. beginning with a oneexce llence in 4-H work, 4- H participa· year term of active stJtus. A total of 30 Friday, Aug. I tion. 4-H ci ti ze nship. 4-H leadership. youth were named 4-H Ambassadors POMEROY Beuy Spencer will observe her 4-H officer/ commillee work. and non - thi s year. • Ohio 4- H Youth Developmcm is a pro· 85th birthday Aug. l .Cards 4-H leadership are invited to apply for gram offered through Ohio Stale this honor. .may be se nt to ller at University Extension. 342 .657 youth are Tina was selected for this honor based Arcadia Nur<in g Center. in Ohio 4-H programming . involved 25675 Main St .. Coolville. upon her prcv i~us leadership roles. Some of Tina 's past roles include Meigs statewide . Ohio 45723-05 11 . Saturday, Aug. 2 . RACINE Marion Easterday will observe her 90th bi11hday on Aug. 2. Cards may be sent to her at 3062 Sal ser Road. Racine. Sum;lay, Aug'. 3 ROCKSPRINGS Leota Birch, formerly of the Portland itrea, will tmn 69 today. Curds can be mailed to Rocksprings Center, Rehabilitation 36759 Rock springs Rd. Room 133, Pomeroy. 45769. • Big Bend Pomeroy, OH • Jackson, OH Sunday, Aug. 3 RUTLAND - The 90th Oavis Reunion for deseen· dams of Orlando and Katherine (Sheline) Davi s. carry-in dinner at 12 :30 p.m ., Rutland Fire Department. RACINE - Elisha Stover reunion. i I a.m. Star Mill Park, Raci ne. Take chairs. Tabl e serv ice provided, 1 Birthdays Tina Drake "Drive a Iittle.~. Save a Lot!!" ; Make your gas go further with Big Savings from Save•A• lot! • Waverly, OH PEPSI COLA 24 PACK YOUR Serb prosecutor: Karadzic FINAL COST being sent to tribunal ~ ---------------- Wednesday, July 30, throu gh Wednesday. Carmei-Suuon UMC our personal lives and 1 alienates the staff. spotlights and put some BY KATHY MITCHELL Fellowship Building. theme don't feel comfortable sharDear Annie: My husband security cameras in conspicAND MARCY SUGAR "Son Harvest"County Fuir." likes ing that with him. to wear pantyhose. He Ltous loca1ions to make sure RUTLAND - Vacation me he started weari ng the kids know the v are being told Dear Annie: l am at my I' ve tried ignori·ng thi s Bible School. 6-9 p.m.. today through Friday. wit, · end with a co-worker. m<tn. but it only seems to his mother' s and sister\ recorded. They· are like Rutland Free Will Baptbt Six 'o f us work together as encourage him ro try harder when he was around 12 cockroaches - when the light comes on. they scalier. Churcit, "God's • Bi g top aides to the head of our to g'ain our attention . Our year~ old . He is now 42. He works in an office fiw 11' ~he wunts to have some organi7atinn . For the past boss is a kind person and Backyard" is the theme . . davs · a week and wears real fun. she ·shou ld blatantly nine vears. we have all sat does not say anything about Sunday. Aug. 3 ro work . take pictures of them. They paiuyhose 'in ou; ortlcc for lunch . the frequent interruptions. POMEROY - The Laurel However. sometimes he hitte that. A new director joined our so the rest of us have 10 suf· Clitl" Free Methodist Church Unless there is a parent on will have a famil y night. 6 organization thi s past year fer through it. I' ve begun likes to wear them to bed . l don 't think thi s is good for the street protecting these . and for some reusnn feels eating lunc h at my desk to p.m.. with guest singers. him. He says nothing will kids. this should take care of entitled to drop in whenever avoid him because he irriBrian and Family happen . Ca1i sleeping in the problem. New Connection . Pastor Glen · he pleases. Whether we're in tales me so much. Yorker Without bei ng rude, how pantyhose be unhealthy "' McClung. More information. a conversation. on the phon~ Pennsylvania Party . · Dear New Yorker: Your or eating lunch. there he is. do we let him know th is is ggs-.1495. Refreshment> folHe drops in unannounced our break time and we 'd Dear Patty:· As long a' ideas. arc interesting. bu t lowing, 'ervke. and always cnmmands our like to be left alone·• Today they aren ' t constrictin g. expe nsive. Other readers - Monday, Aug. 4 allention. He 's there at 8 he dropped by eight time s. H(lbby should be fine . sugges ted turn ing on the MIDDLEPORT ' Vacation Bible Schoo l, 'to a.m. when we walk in the It' s exhausting to have to although he should take otl lawn sprinklers when the. tee nagers 8J O ·p.m., Aug. 4-9 at the door, not even givi.ng us time give him so much allention. · the pmnyhose periodically neighborhood fee l like a prisoner in my and all ow his skin to show up. Victory Baptist Church : to get selllcd in. and will dml · breathe . t You ' re a very to I· Ai111ie's Mailbox is writto whoevf' r wi ll listen. Every own off1ce. Any !ldvice 0 Theme. , " It "s a Jungle Out erant woimm .) · ten by Kathy Mitchell and day when we sit down to Frustrated and Hungry There ... Lessons, crafts. Dear Annie: I read the Marcy Sugar,lot1gtime ediDear Frustrated: You (efreshments. For more in ti•r· lunch. in he com~s and rrics mation ca ll 992-7111 or 'J92· to join our l'Unversation . I see an int rus ive executi ve . leller from "Snake in the tors of the Ann Landers even put fi b on my spare We see a guy who's trying , Grass in Penn sylvani a," column. Please e-mail your 9052. Pastor James Keesee. chair, but he sat on rhe fl oor desperately to make friend s who said tee nagers are lui· questim1s to anniesmailFriday, Aug. 8 to talk to me' · with his new co-worke". tering in her neighborhood. box@comcast.net, or write MIDDLEPORT busy offi ce. and thi s . He'd be a lot less annoying Your advice to call the ,· to: AmrieC< Mailbox, P.O. lt's a Vacation Bible School. First is our time to relax for a few .if yo u welcomed him imo police was useless. Kids . Box 118190, Chicago, IL Presbyterian Church . 1645 and grab a bite. l your conversations. If that today ha ve no .fear of the 60611. To find out more minutes N. Fou11h Ave .. Middleport, Aug. 8 and 9. Hou rs. 6 In X think it is incredibly rude simply is not possible.· tell police. espec i[olly if they are about ' Annie 's Mailbox, and read features by oilier p.m . on Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 and presumptuous on his your bo" th~t you appreci· underage. Speaking from ex perience. Crea/!lrs Syndicate writers part 10 think we're in~erest· ate the new director's p.m on Satur(l<ly. Theme I would recommend she and cartoonists, >isit the ·' Beac h Party· - Storfin · ed in spending this quiet efforts 10 be chummy. but Through the Scri ptures." For time li stening to him . A lot he 's a lillie overbearin g and . replace all the outside light · Creators Syndicate Web more informati on. call Terri of times, we' re di scussi ng should back off before he tlxtmes with motion detector page at www.creators.com. Fife. 992-2625. ur Carroll Ann Harper. 992-7172. ing events incl uding the Meigs Count y Fair. All member asked to attend. Friday, Aug. 1 · . POMEROY . - PERl C hapl~r 74. I p.m .. Mulberry .Co mmunity Center. Bev telvctt. vice president of Ohio PERl , to speak. · Saturday, Aqg. 2 • POMEROY Meigo; .High School Class of l9Rll, celebrat ing 20th year with family picni c at the Sheets family farm near Harrisonville, ll a.m to 3 p.m .. followed by an evening Adult social at the Rivers ide 'Golf Cou"e cl ubhouse, 7 p.m .. to midnight. For more information <:onlact Laura (:obb Sheets, laura @mud:forkblues.co m, or Shannon ~afllin , . 416- llll9. ;fucigs 1988 @hotmai l.com. ,. . Thesday, Aug. 5 : POM EROY -. :Wildwood Gar'den Club, 6:30 p.m . at Syracuse .Co mmuni ty Center. Janet :Bol in to teach creating op- PageA3· HE BEN Community Calendar Candidates focus on finding running mates in Denver .at the end of Augus t. McCai n is seriousAND ly considering naming his NEDRA PiCKLER No. 2 in th~ few days sepa- · ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITERS . rating the two conventions WASHINGTON - As . in the hope of stunting any speculation swirls. Barack post-convention surge in the Obama and Joh n McCain polls for Obama. Rece ntly. each has left the are knuck linQ down 10 the impression his search has work of choosing running · mates with their nominating reached an advanced stage . Obama met Tuesday with conve ntions just weeks top aides and hi s search away. Current and former gov- comminee in Washington ernors and senators seem for the second time in as the most serious contenders. many days, and at least the though most of those men- third time this month . He told NBC' s Tom tioned are playing coy about any discussions with either Brokaw on Sunday: 'T m goi ng to want somebody campaign. "I' m just not going to talk with integrity.; I'm going to about my conversations want somebody with indeth e campai gn," pendence, who is willing to with Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine tell me where he thinks or of Virginia said Tuesday, she thinks I'm wrong; and declining to confirm media l' m goi ng tu want so me· reports that he has provided body who shares a vision of financial documents to the country - where we ' Obama for review. Another. . need to go. :rhat we· ve got . AP photo Republican Gov. Tim 10 f undamenlally change Pawlcnty of Minnesota, not only our policies . but Police tape ~ urround s debris that fell on a sidewalk after an earthquake on Tuesday, in Los Angeles. An earthquake shoOk sa id he has decided to slop how our politics . works; Southern California on Tuesday, causing buildings to sway and triggering some precautionary evacuations. There were answering questions about a how liusiness is done in no immediate reports of damage or injuries. spot on McCain's ticket Washington." That comment seemed to because of all the gossip.'. Among others believed to cast doubt that Obama be ge tting close look s: would choose Clinton, who Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh , has spen! more than a Delaware Sen. Joe Bidcn decade in Washington as and Kansas Gov. Kathleen first lady and a New York Sebelius for Obama as wei'! senator. During the prias former Massachusetts maries, Obama portrayed Gov. Mill Romney and for· . Clinton as the ultimate BY ROBERT JABLON after the shaking. California the construction · is newer The mer Ohio ReJ?. Rob Washin~tbn insider while ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER The quake interrupted a Department of and built to modern safety suggestrng he offered a 'Portman for McCam. meeting.of the Los Angeles Transportation and standards, said city spokesSeveral more have , been fresh approach above partiLOS ANGELES - The Cit y Council. causing the California Highway Patrol woman Denise Cattern. She . mentioned as well. But it's sanship. stron gest earthquah to · appearing less likely that Even so, Obama told strike a populated area of 27-story. City Hall to sway were assessing freeway s to said there were no reports of Obama - a Democratic Brokaw: ''I've said consis- Southern California in more just as Councilman Dennis check for damage. Traffic harm in the city of 80,000, will tently that I think · Hillary than a decade rattled win- . Zine wa~ cri ti cizing a plan appeared to be !lowing eas- although cell phone service Illinois ·senator ily, however. in the area was disrupted. choose· former. rival Sen . . Clinton would be on any- dows and chandeliers. made to increase tras h fees. "And there goes the earth' "I think we were very The biggest employer in Hillary Rod ham Clinton of body 's short list. She is one buildings sway and sent quake earthquake, earth· lucky with this one," Gov. town. the school district, is New York. And it's still pos- of the most effective, intelli -' people runnin g . into the ea rthquake! " said quake. Arnold Schwarzenegger out of session. si"ble that McCain - a gent, · courageous leaders streets on Tuesday. But Zine. as memb~rs of the said. "At this point, the biggest Reptlblican Arizona senator that we have rn the there were no immediate to cry out. audience began The jolt caused a fire but impact we can report is getwi II choose former Democratic Party." reports of serious injuries or "The building is rolling'" .no injuries at a Southern ting through on cell phones. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom McCain, for his part, did· m;~or damage. <;>f California 's Office California Edison electrical .. . And a few little rattled Ridge, whose support for n't give away ·much more The 5.4-magnitude quake Emerge ncy Services substation in La Habra, nerves,'.' Cattern said. abortion rights might upset Monday. - considered moderate received scallcrcd reports of about 12 miles southwest of conservatives whose enthuHe told CNN's Larry King was felt from Los .AnQeles . mitior infrastructure dam· the epicenter, spokesman :siasm McCain needs. that he's considering both to San Diego. and as far east age , including broken water Paul ·Klein said. Damage This much is ·certain: men and women and "I will as Las Vegas, 230 miles there and to other equip· Obama and McCain have announce it just as soon as away. Nearly 30 aftershocks mains and gas lines. "Nothing serious enough nient led ·to some power been regularly huddling the rrocess is completed." quickly followed, the to be an immediate threat to outages in Chino Hills, behind closed doors with a A1des to both candidates largest estimated at 3.8. li ves. but there is some dis· Chino, Diamond Bar and small circle of advisers to refuse to describe the selec· The quake was · centered examine the backgrounds lion process and bristle 29 miles southeast or down- ruption to utility service," Pomona, he said. Near the epicenter, all the :and records - and weigh when asked directly about town Los . Angeles near spokesman Kelly Huston said. The damage was in the customers of a Chino Hills one person or another; nei- Chino the political implications Hill s, a San Starbucks ran outside and of at least a handful of ther : ~ide appreciates Bernardino County city of greater Los Angeles area. • FREE 2417 Technioii&Upport • Instant Messlging. kHp your buddy Iiiii Minor structural damage prospects. prospective runmng mates 80,000 built mostly in the bags of coffee beans fell off • 10 o·mall addrHH1 ~ Wtbmlltt was reported throughout shelves; worker Jamie Saleh Each nominee-to-be may who promote themselves. • Custom Sll~ Page· new~, ...t.tr &mOftl early 1990s with the latest Los Angeles, along with said. Even now, it's 'possible even be holdinll private earthquake-resistant tech- five minor injuries and peoone-on-one meetmgs with long-shots could be chosen, ·in "It was very, very strong. 6X nology. :vice presidential hopefuls or like Republican Sen. Chuck ple stuck in elevators, said It was rolling and ..,. there JUit 'l motw ~ Buildings swayed in City Councilwoman Wendy ·polling possible tickets to Hagel of Nebraska for pause," said Saleh, wasn't a Sign Up OniMI www.LOOIINtl.com see how they would fare in Obama, Alaska Gov. Sarah downtown Los Angeles for Greuel , serving as acting 24. "It carne on really strong certain target states. It's Palin for McCain; or New several seconds, leading to mayor. She said there was and just ker.t going." tough to tell; such details York Mayor Michael the evacuation of some flooding in one department Chino Holls was incorpo· are tightly held. Bloomberg. an independent, offices. store. rated in 1991, so much of "I ' m still shaking . My ' AI the' same time , possible for either. · picks are trying out for the And names that were hot knees are wobbling. l part in public. They do · just months ago seem to thou~ht the building' might numerous TV interviews on have growri cold, like · collapse,'' said Rosana behalf of the candidates and Florida Gov, Charlie Crist, Martine z, 50, who works in campaign along side them, Louisiana Gpv. Bobby a . fifth-floor office at the almost certainly at the Jindal and South Dakota California National Bank in behest of campaign advisers Sen . John Thune among downtown Los Angeles. As strong a' it felt who want to assess how Republicans, and Democrats Tuesday's quake Was far each handles . . . the nledia and like Ohio Gov. Ted less powerful than the deadcampa1gn ngors. Strickland and Virginia Sen. magnitude -6.7 Obama could thoroughly Jim Webb have taken them- ly Northridge earthquake that review his options during selves out of the running. topped bridges and build· his planned Hawaiian vacaSo far, the few who know tion and then name his for certain. the names ings on Jan. 17. 1994. That choice in the week before remaining on each short lisi was the last damagi ng te mblor in Southern California. the Democratic convention aren ' t talking. though not the bi gge>L A 7.1 quake ·struck the desert in 1999. The earthquake had about l' percent of the energy of the Northridge quake, said Thomas Heaton, director of BELGRADE, Serbia The Serbian government the earthquak~ engineering (AP) - Authorities w'et;!! said in a statement issued and research l&boralory at extraditing ex-Bosnian Serb early Wednesday that its the California Institute of BERNARD V. FlJLTZ CENTE~ FOR HIGHER EDUCATION · leader Radovan Karadzic to justice ministry had issued a Technology. ~~3n Charles Chancey D~ivc • Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 the U.N. war crimes tri- decree that allowed his hanAd!llff.'rl//o lht' .\ feiJ:I Mil/tilt• Sdmo/ Wkl .\1e(q.,· HiNII Sl'lwol Cumpl,.\r.\· " People have forgo nen, l bunal to face genocide dover. think, what earthquakes feel Programs: charges ·early Wednesday, Karadzic is accused by the . like," said Kate Hulton, a For more informatlqn contact: • Business Management an official with the Serb U.N. court in The Hague of seismologi st at Caltech. "So • E:arly ChildhoiJd Development masterminding the 1995 l think we should probably prosecutor's office said. Brent Patterson (740) 992·1880 or Masked drivers in three .slaughter of 8,000 Muslim look at it as- an earthquake • General Studies/Tronsjer Module Rebecca Long (BOO) 282·7201, ext. 7236 ve hicles with tinted win- men and boys in the Bosnian drill. ... It 's a drill for the· • Information Technology dows sped· from the c·ity of Srebrenica, Europe's ' Big One' that will be comEmail: brentp@rio.edu or rlong@rio.edu. Belgrade war crimes court worst massacre since World ing some day." CoAtlnulng Education and Workforce where Karadzic had been War II . He is also charged Di sney land ,visitor Clint On the Web, go to www.rio.edu Development Programs Also Available . held since his arrest July 21. with spearheading the three- Hendrickson, 32, said he An official of the · prosecu- year siege of Sarajevo that was in the Golden tion office told The left 10,000 people dead. Horseshoe theater watching FA I. I. SE\IES n :R 20US • \I (;I ST 25 - IHTE\IBI· R 12 -Karadzic spent nearly 13 a show when the temblor - - - - - - - - Press that Associated .,~,.I. Day M n~ I· • • I• , ~~ I li, · •· Karadzic was in one of the years on the run before hit. Go Am Nal Govt jeeps. The official s!ioke on being arrested last week in "The ground moved and 9:30a.m. con1posilion l ~--- --·----·- ·--~~.'!lJO~~-~--­ condition of anonymity Belgrade, where he lived the chandelier started shak. 10:30 a.m. Acc:~J~j"~l~~d AkL ~·-· -----·---·- --~cc~ot~Od Alg_ under the assumed identity because she was not authoing," he said. "We are from 11:30 a.m. Prtnc of Ph~s Prine at Phvsic\ rized 10 speak to the media. of a health guru - sporting Texas and we thought it was 12:30 p.m. Gen l'lvchoiOi v Hvmanifie~ -· 1:30 p.nt Reporters saw the vehi- a long white beard and hair. part of the show, until peo- - .p·--·-·n-·n-··· - FieShmoti SUCCesS!:00 p.nt gla5ses. and large cles arriving at the airport pl e started yelling, 'Get ... ----- ---------·· ~MO th EduCOiionr·. --·M9"ih-E - s:30 p.m. ·dU·c·otiOni· Dutch police and U.N. tri- under the tables!"' 15 minutes later. A business Composition t ·· ·· ··· ··-Moth Review · . 1:00 p.m ln!ro to B1.n1nes.s Cantemp Econ jet that was believed to be bunal officials prepared 10 Allractions at Disneyland lntro tv Info Tech Pnnc of Acct t Reed and Learn !~ho Writing lob transporting Karadzic to the receive Karadzic early · and Di sney's Cu lifornia lab Netherlands was seen tak· Wednesday. Pol ice he! i. Ad.venture theme parks and 7:00p.m. ReOd·onct leom· ing off at about 4:15 a.m. It copters and vans with tinted at the Knoll 's Berry Farm 8:00p.m.· lheo/Hi<l Pe"p 11leo/HIII Poop was to land at Rotterdam windows were seen waiting theme park were tempnr;Jri Early Child11d Dev Early Childlld Dev at Rotterdam 's airport. · ly closed for inspections airport at around 6 a.m. y •' Submitted photo Vining and Joseph Rosier received scholarships from :Jhe Meigs MHS Alumni Association. lnstore price $5.99 Less coupon ·1.00 Vatu when you buy 3 $4.99 each ~ Meigs Alumni f: award scholarships . ·- POMEROY Two ~ne mbcrs of the Meigs High ~choo l Class of 2008 were ::awarded $500 scholarships :-from the Meigs .Local :a,lu mni A,sociation. The ;~holmships were. possible '8ue to the success of the ~07 Reunion on the River. : Pani Vining. Middleport, ~1nd Jp>eph Rosier. Shade, :Were selected"' scholarship :recipients baseu on . the or -de monstrated lc.oder>hlp and ~ni t iati ve for sclf-imrrove~n cnt. and rdeas I or unprov•ng the schools and commu.· . · l1ity as Jylcigs alumni . . : Vining plans to enroll 111 the physical therapy assostanl A tier in store coupon program at fl ocking College, and Rosier plans 10 study early childhood education at Rio Grande Conununity College. The MLAA was re-organi zed last year to establish an annual reunion of all Meigs graduates ana to provide . opportunities for alumni to support Meigs Local and the community. This year's Reunion on the River is scheduled for Sept. 12 and 13. · lnf(mnariml is a1·ailahle a r www.mei~salumni.com o r by sendillll e-mail ro me i1\ .1'0 I u 11111 i Cit! s ud d e II · link.ner. ' RED-WHITE GRAPES FRESH PLUMS, NECTA.RINES PEACHES 0 0 Lb. Lb. t '. GATORADE SPORTS DRINK 0 3202. Prices white quantities tastthru Aug. 9, 2008. We reserve ... I . with purchase of 3 24 packs while supplies and coupon last . �I 10 The Daily Sentinel R.tr.t<.:k Oh.un,\ at leasr h,ts thi ng ll !! llt the author ol "'I he Auuac·tty ol Hupc" Ohio Valley Publishing Co. h,p, hL·~..·n tc ll 1ng us lor monllt s now · . ··\-V t: .m: the OIIL' I" l't..' lld lll\ y , llllllliULI S Tile pu 11oi II IitH llS setl.lltlr tht' ont!s Publi sher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Ed1tor --- Congress slra(lm.1kf "" /<111' n•spati11g '"' t'Siablislrrrwrt l!f rd(.,zio11, or prohibitiiiJ! tir e free exercise them!/; or <ll~rit(l!illg tlr!' frudom of speech, or of tlu· prt'.<s; or tlu· ri,!!lrl '? ( t/11' people peacealll}' to as.<crrrble, c111d to petitio11 the G01•crrrmellt for a redress '!(l!rier•,,rn·s. -- ------- TODAY IN HJ STOl~Y IMU lur lllL' Tod:t~ ts Wcdne sd,1y. Jul v 10. the· 212 th d.ty ol 2011X There arc I ~-1 d:t vs kit 11 , tlt L' 1·car Tod:t ~ ·, llt ~ hlt gh t Ill ll ts t<>t) Oil .hdc \ 0 . IIJ-1,_ dnr u]g Wmld W:tt II. the h.111lc u uiSct liSS lrulr .ttt. rpolrs. IIIIIL'It dcl ive rL·d J ll .., t Ulli1J101h..' nts ,1 1\Hil iL' \\ !..! vc Oce n wa ittng lur . We :tiL' the .: hallge that ""seek·· II I bclieveli th,tt ,<b<•llt tll y,eJI. I'd he pretty Oil the t:amp,tign trail. she .ILH.iac tous Not to mcntJon wa... malig ned by many, m ~" "dllll' tlld ud mg this columnist. for t\ th.l \O the pl' llli lal savtur her tmpcnal arrogam:e. lor \\CIJI 10 Bcrlip to stand on tht nkmg of her C<~mpa i gn "' lhl' . _ !JoulliL·r ... of t!. idnh. and met ely part of the inevil<~blc dtdn 't t'll'll ha1 c- tile cout - retu rll nt the C ltntt\'ns to tt: s; 1u lrp lti s hat to tile thctr nghtlul While House. ptc's tdettt ul the Ulltll'd ft \h lS llfl dllgll sl , roregone St.rt cs - Ronald R ea~ :tll - concl ll'.;ion to whi ch Team h ll"L' I!Hllltl;lll' IJ{ ;J\]}' Ju o.; Clinto n <.:e tt: unl y did subIOrk' tltt·turrc he ,td.rpted .td st:ll he. But at least she W<~s l lldll"edlll .... ho\\ i1 H.t an a uda- wtlltng to do the wotk she ,_- lllll " dts rcg.trd ltlr cn.:a ll v l ~ llceded to do to earn the JOb. [\ ,uld orJ !! IIl :tlll\. Bdrack Obama, by compari· fl ut til ~· Berl111 st'eec: h sott, make' Hillary look \\ a"n ·, am th JIH! tou new --- pm ltl vd y meek. and docs -.. a\\_' tl1c '-<..' lf-l~'lllt rodu L'I ion so \vt lhmtt all the elbow . 1 ~ .1 ]1~r st lldtltllli.li .. Ct ll /,t ll g1easc In his mind und in <li llie Wutld .. You've hc·arli the minds ol many a callow : """1 of 11 he lote. It wo uld Obamamanta<:, he is the I he• It'" drslltrhllt)! II It were ·" illcv ttab lc" one "We arc the ones we ha ve lltetc'll emp t) thc·tutic sighcen waiting for·•ry Really'' ~ n lfy 111~ L' \ t..::J) thin~ and If ,til of Ameri c',m history IJot lnng . !L'l!lll l i ng projec has been \Vatting lor me to IWtt O il tlte of the be able to pull a ll:ver for lllllurmcd lll.t sses ' Ob.rma 13Mu<.:k Obanht, I might "L'L' k " 1\l g.th ,1111 /l'. to g tve tt m c.~ n ll t~ But h" suhstancc haw to rethmk the great".tud.rc tous l) rnsul tt ng. on ness of th ts fine coumry. Fortunately I wo n't ha ve to. ,top ol lilc lalt ~ lld):C. Htll.u y Clutlott. ill tcttu- I hate to tell Chris Matthews SJlL'c·t. got a b.rd. pctll.lps with his tmgltng leg and all, ullt'.llt t.tp lnr heing pre- but Bat ack Obama is not the . . LIIll]lllllltl>.; Dc . . pitt' being .l sour ce and summit of U S. "'"' kltor sc 111 the Scll,tte and ht ~ l<u y. 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PtcSilkllt Joh11son .s t ~ nc· d mill 1:11' lite Mnlr L,nc htll. whtt:h we nt IIllo cll ect the tol lowtlt"~ year ' 111 1'175. lottltct Tcamstcts Ull to n ptcstden l.ltt tlnll' llntl,t di sappeared in suhurb.t ll Dctrm t -- :tl 11 t<H t ~ h pt ~s tttllcd lie.td, htS remaill s have ncvet bectt lou nd ' One year ago: President Bush ,mli Bnttsl11'rimc Mtni stc r Gordon Brown, meeting at Camp Davtd. forged a untltcd stand on Iraq Chict U S. Just tce John Roberts was taken to a hospital alter a seizu re caused him to fall on a doLk ne,tr hi s summer home in M;une A second South Korean hostage was slam by the Taliban in ce ntral Afghanistan . Death claimed Swedtsh movie director lngmar Bergman al age 87; Italian ftlmmaker Mtchelangclo Antonim11 ,tl "gc 94. and Hall of Fame footbal l coach Btl I Wal sh at .tge 75. Today's Birthdays Actor Rkh,trd Johnson is XI Uluc> muSi u an Rudd y Gu y is 72 Movtc liirector Peter Bogdanov tdl is 6lJ. f-'emmi st acl1vtSt Elcattot Smeal ts 69. Cahtorma Gov. At nold S<.:l1wat zci1eggct ts 61 Ac tor lcdn Reno >s 60. Blues stnget -mustci,m Otts Tayl"r is (!() A<.: tor Ftank Stallone i> 58 Actor Ken Oltll is 54 Ac ttcss Dclt.t Burke is 52. Country singer Neal McCoy is 50 Actor Rt chatd Burgt IS 50 Director Richard L.inklaler is 48. Aclor Laurence Fishburne ts 47 . Actress Ltsa Kudrow is 45 . Aettess Vi vka A. Fox ts 44. Movie director Christopher Nolan is 38. Actor Tom Green is 37 Actress Christine Taylor is 37 Actress Hrl,\ry Swank is 34. Actress Jaime Pressly is 31. , Thougtl!Jor 'foday : 'The fellow who says he' ll meet )OU hal fway usually thtnk s he's standing on the titvidnl~ line " - O.A. Battista. Can.tli ian-born au thor-sc ienttst : Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Obama s 'Audacity is for dopes The Daily Sentinel ----------- PageA4 · I'·"' ,e..,cnh an obnoxJOu'~ I Y el it ist attitude th;H reeks ol r~t l e rnalistic gove rl1mcnt. the .kind th at lolk s lt kc Reagan, dnd the late . gredt William F. Buckley Jr de voted much of thei r ltves to pushing hack. l1ere and abro,td. Ob:tm.t ·, Europe all tt ip. ol cnllt·se. provtdcd ,, wide slauc lor lm self-<~ss urcd puil1p and inton-.;equcncc The speech ,,, the l:krlt n Victory Coltrmn 1\trllis heu the fit cworks ol 1he tn p. bu t tt - wi th tt s Lellt Rtcfcn sta hl -lt kc ra ll y pos lets lransla tcd 11llo Get man - tiid ll ot qa nd :do ne in auda ctt v. After ~. · ond,J cti n g . . om~ ,v,)uld-bc Irccl.t tKe dtp lom,rcy with the le,tders ol the lst dclt alld Pak st iniall slates, Bat a<.:k Obama pre se nted h11n self tn Europe ,is preSI dcnl-e lcct. , ,,ther tll.tn ds ~ frosl1 se nator who lucked nul wilh a few gnrid 'choll:cs 011 e tther side ol tile ;usle. and who is now <.:leat ly in over hts head. And <.:o nsidet inu the depth and extent <~f gt iel George W. Bush gels for bei ng stubborn . y"u'd think ObanM would show some hunuln y lor het ng on the wn!ng side ul the h1ggcst . ww story ut the last year. · the ltoop surge tn lr,tq . The surge worked. yet lie and lm fellow Demuclit" opposed the considered 'tdvice anti airtight plan of the commander on the gtound tn ' (www. nalionalre~ 1 ieiLWm). Sire can he con'"' ted ar klopez@ rwtiorwl• " ''1'1 e 1u om. ) .. HOW MUcH IS IT To WALK? ,. -· . MIDDLEPORT - A benefit gospel smg will be held at 6 p.m. o_n Saturday_at Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Church, Qne mlie from Mrddleport on Ohio 7. Singers will include Glory land ~elievers, Dollx and Brycle.Douglas, Henry and Hester Ebhn, Angela Gtbson and Brian and Family Connecl!ons. ' · The sing will benefit t~e Fall Gospel H~es~ Sing,Oct. !7-18 ~llhe Rutland Ctvtc Center. Informatron ts available by calhng Paslor Ralph Butcher at 985-3495. WASHINGTON - Iraq's coffers are bulging wtth ml money, yet some Baghdad residents go without electricity for much of the day and others get drinking water tainted wilh sewage. "The~ don't need more money, ' said Stuart Bowen, special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction. "But they are having a difficult ROCKSPRINGS - The cost of adoptions from the Meigs time, apparently, spending County Dog .Sheller have increased from $J5 to $21 by the money that they have." action of Metgs County Commissioners. '{be increase will Bowen Wednesday is cover the cost of rabies shots for all dogs leaving the sheller. releasing his quarterly report . The mcrease was effective July 21. to Congre~s on efforts to rebuild Iraq's shattered nation - a program now expected to spend $117.79 billion. ! Aided by money from a postwar record in oil production, Baghdad itself is now set 10 spend an amount almost equal io the U.S. Bv TOM FOREMAN JR. Investigators haven' t ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER released a cause of death or share, the report says. Thai is, as of Ihe end of the quarmotive. RALEIGH, N.C. - A She was last seen alive not ter on June 30 the U.S. has Fort Brag¥ soldier was long after she arnved on appropriated $50.46 billion, charged w1th first-degree June 12 at Fort Bragg, home the Iraqis are contnbuting murder Tuesday in the death to the Army's 82nd Airborne $50.33 bilhon and internaof a pr~gnant colleague Division and its Special tional donors have pledged whose partially decom- Operations Command. She $17 billion. Bowen satd that on a posed body was found in a was divorced, though number of fronts , Iraq made in authorities have said nothing motel bathtub progress m the last quarter Fayetteville more than a about the father of her child. month ago, police said. She was temporarily toward slandinll on ils own Edgar Patmo, 27, of. near- assig·ned· to Fort Bragg's - a key to bnnging home by Hope Mtlls, was arrested 19th Replacement U.S. troops . Amid improved security, at his home without incident Company, and would have the Iraq economy has conjust after 8 p.m. in the death eventually been assigned to tinued to expand and essenof Army Spc. Megan L. work at a base dental clinic. Touma, said Fayetteville Authorities have said a tial services to restdents police watch commander soldier studying psycholog- have improved somewhat. "But they remain uneven Lt. Lars Paul. Paul said Ical warfare at Fort Bragg and are not adequate to meet Patino was stationed at Fort was a person of interest in Bragg but couldn't provide the case. It wasn't immedi- current demand," the 270his rank or unit. ately clear if police were page report said. "Improved security across the country Patino was being held in referring to Patino. the Cumberland County Jail Police also investigated a has helped reduce attacks on without bond and was leiter sent to The oil pipelines, apd the elecscheduled to appear in court Fayeneville Observer from tricity sector 's expanded Wednesday. No further a person who claimed to be operations and maintenance details were immediately a serial killer responsible programs have helped available, but police have for Touma's death. The let- mcrease production." The government of Iraq scheduled a II a.m. news ter featured a circle-andconference-Wednesday. cross drawing that was the still struggles to develop Touma, 23, was found same as one used a genera- effective water and sewer dead June 21 at a tion ago by San Francisco's services. "Emblematic of this strugFayelleville motel afler a infamous Zodiac Killer. maintenance supervisor Authorities said a similar gle is.the fact that two-thirds smelled a foul odor coming symbol had also been drawn of the raw sewage produced from a room, which had in lipstick on the motel in Baghdad flows untreated into rivers and waterways,". been protected by a "Do room mirror. Not Disturb" sign for four Police have said they the report said. Sewage days . A dental specialist believed the letter was writ- water is mixmg with tap from Cold Spring, Ky., ten to mislead investigators water in several areas of Baghdad, experts say. · Touma was seven months and the media. pregnant and had recently Two other servicewomen arrived from a base in have been killed this year Germany. near North Carolina bases. Fees increase Arrest made in slaying pf pregnant N.C. soldier Reader Services Correction Polley (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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Council granli:d to the village when an abandoned house located there was demolished under the Community Development Block Grant/Community Distress grant program. It will be sold to adjacent land owners, who will also be responsible for any fees connected 10 the transfer. Council also: The lraqt government ,also ts sttll far from tts goal of achievmg polillcal reconciliation; and it lacks some skills to run the government, the report says. "They obviously ha~e made enormou s economtc progress by virtue of improving their oil sector and they've made signtticant security progress." Bowen said in an interview. "However on the governance and political front , lhere are shll hurdles," he said, naming the need 10 pass an oil law and hold provincial elections. And they are still having trouble executing their budgets at the national level and particularly in the provinces. "For progress 16 really occur across Iraq, they're going to have to remedy that," Bowen said . · There was no figure available for how much of the allo, cated Iraqi money had been spent. Of lhe $17 btllion pledged intemalmnally, only $2.5 billion had been disbursed And at of the end of the quarter, the U.S. had spent $33.28 billion of the more than $50 billion Congress appropriated, Bowen said. He said American taxpayers did not always get their money's worth. One success story was- a As ol June 30. the Unned $34 million project that States had spe nt $ 1.86 btll lon bu11t a system of ditches, on rebuiltiing the oil industry. berms. fe n~e s and other • Average datly electricity sec unty to protect ptpelines productton lot the quarter was from attacks. 12 petl'Cilt hrghc r than the "The success of the pro- same time last ye.tr and the gram ts evtdent tn the fact secopd htghest qu;u1erly averthat there have been no sue- age smce the stat1 ol the war, cessful attacks on northern Sttll. publtcly i!Viiii<Lble .otl lines tht s yeat." the power. wh tch ts prm tded vtrre_port said, noting that con- tually wt thout fees. onl y tnbuted to the increased oil meets about 5.'i percent of prodm:tiun. mcre,\st llg dem,md . torcrng The Iraqis have refu sed to people to buy power Irom pntake over control of some of vate genet.ttOIS tun by neighthe lacthues butlt lor them, bars or sm,\l l businessmen forcmg the U.S. to "umlater- " Th e United States ha s ally transfer" hundreds of spent nearly' $4.62 htllton tn projects without formal tiltS sectm · ' aweement and increasing the • Only -17 pet cellt of peonsk that the U.S. mveslment pie in rur.tl ,tre,ts use drinkWill be wasted, Bowen said. rng water supplteli vi,t ptpes Some of the proJects were to thetr home\. Only 20 perreJected because they were cent of famtltes outstde of incomplete, some bec<tuse Ba ghdad pro' ince have they didn 't meet Iraqi expec- access to working sewage lations and others because the I<Lct ltlle s. lraqts deemed them unnecesThe Uniteli States has $2 4 sary, Bowen said, recom- billion in the water sector mending a new U.S.-Iraqi , ~ Despite better securit y. agreement lor such transfers. 'vtolence conttnues to pose Other detatls in the report a dead ly rh rc<Lt to personnel mvolved m recon>truclton smd: The State • The quarter's oil produc- activtties." tion averaged 2.43 million Department reported that 15 barrels a day. the h1ghes1 U.S. CIVt ltans died tn Iraq re):lorted si nce the recon- - tim quartet. Sin.:e the strucuon program began five begrnning of the U S reconyears ago, but below prewar structt on effort. 27 1 U.S. levels of 2.58 milhon. crv1han s have died tn Iraq Jim Mullen w~l s g 1 ~at Camping 111 the RV is a lot ol lttn Dad k ts us watch v1licos !hat we cl'!uld never walch at horne. One day, I Wdtcltcd all lhrce "Shreks" 111 a row. And he lets us wea r the same clothes three days straight. Mom wanted to go on vacation with us, but she s.ttd she hali to stay humc ami wo rk . Sometimes she'd <.:ome out to see us. but must ol the time aftc t work she would stay in the hou>c She send that was " 'cation enough fur her. Last yem. we we nt to the Gra nd Canyon. It was reall y great. The best part was that they have donkeys you can ride down to the bottom. Donkeys are ltke horses. but they have stupider nameslike Sally and Buttercup. No cowboy would ever ride a horse named Buttercup. so I said I wou ldn't nde down tltctc unti l tltcy g<tvc me \t hny unnkc y Tlte gttiuc came over, looked at my donkey, and asked: "What stupid cowboy told you that was Buttercup? That's nut Butten:up . That' s Jolly Roger. Buttercu p doesn't have a white spot on her forehead." I felt sorry for the stupid cowb0_y when everyone laughed al hi s mi stake Sometimes. Rudy. who Iives across the street from us, would come over to hang out. He was on vacation, too. Hi s Dad filled up their bac k yard with sand and pul up a volleyball net. We wov ld go over there somettmes. Mr. Delfino said it's the best vacation he's ever had . He said he may ne ver mow the lawn agai n. Once, Mrs. Delfino yelled, at him for tracking sand through the house, hut he didn 't seem to care. He s.ud she shuuld come out ;md let him tub some sunscreen on her back. It didn' t sound funny to me, but she l au ~ h ed. My sislct. Halley. just tu1neli 14, and she is so snooty. She acts like she's 15 . SheandDad fight all the 11me. "I need a real vacalion," she sat d. Dad satli, "A vacatt on ftom what? T~e mall ? I tell you what , how'd you like a vacation fro m that cell phone for a few weeks? I carl make that happen .'' She malic a la.:c anti wen t tnto he1 roo m anti lo<.:ked lhe dour. It made me remember how much she ' hated the Grand Canyo n hecattSe her cell phone dtdn't work there. On the way to the Grand Canyon, we stopped to see Grandma, whtc h was fun because she lt ved in the Oltien Days hefore they had vtdco g,uncs and cht cken win gs She scud kids dtdn ' 1 used to talk back to their elders. and they knew what the word " no'' mea IlL That mu st have heen a long. Jong time ago. I asked het who her favorite rappers were, and she sa1d they didn't have mu s1c hkc that when she grew up . She sa id the television only had three chan nels, .ltlli they dtdn't ha w DVDs. They didn 't have anything when she was a kid. She must have been teally poor. I lold her she could use my iPod !f she , wanted to, but she satd she· wouldn't know how to use · 11. What's to know? YoQ . turn it on and scroll through yo ur playlists. "What did you guys do~ for fun?" I asked her. She·. smd lhey made cookies and' p1e s in a bowl, you didn't: buy them tn a store. J, thought she was joking, but she satd she'd make some, cook1es right now. It was' fun . Kinda. Especially the. part where you lick the, spoon. If you don't lick the· spoon, the cookies won't" come out right or somethtng. Even Halley liked the, wokies, and she doesn't ear practically anything. We couldn ' t . vtstl Grandma thi s su mmer, so l called her and told her that if she wan led to have some fun, too. just make some cookies and send them to me. And she did . They were OK, but they weren't the same. (think she for-·· got to have someone ·lick' the spoon . (Jun Mullen is the aut!to~ of " It Take' a Village ldio[ Com('licating the, Simpli; L((e" and "Baby:, Firs I Tattvo." You can reach him atjimJmtllen@mywav.com.) ' .. -· ..' vehicle into another driven by Philip F. Burgess, III, Syracuse. Although emergency personnel from Meigs EMS responded, no one was transported from the scene. · A vehicle driven by Emily Dillard, . Racine, allegedly backed up at a stop sign at the intersection of Lasley Street and Mulberry Avenue to allow a truck more room to tum onto the street but in doing so accidentally struck a vehicle behind her driven by Pegp Snyder, Pomeroy. Dillard s vehicle received what was described as "minor" scratches and paint transfer while Snyder's vehicle received "heavy damage to the bumper and grill." Sgt. King is investigating. James T. Chapman, Question: When I go to During this review if you indtcate that you are not the doctor I get nervous and notice more than two dls- healing properly and need forget about half of what I tinct problems on your list, to make another appointwanted to talk to him about. you may need more than ment with your doctor. Sometimes I fo'"£el to ask one visit. Don't "save up" If you are seemg a doctor for medicine refills, and I your ailments and then for the fi(st time, or are new often can barely remember expect them to all be taken - to a particular clinic, ask how whar he told me by tire time care of in one long session. to get in touch with the doctor I get to the car. To help you remember atier hours. Also, ask about I am not that old and don 't what was said during your weekend availability and if have to go to the doctor very doctor's visit, bring a notepad another doctor. or practice often. I have tried the list and write things down. (f you group, shares coverage. thing, but when it comes have trouble doing that, ask a Before you leave home, time for my appointment, I family member or trusted check when your pre scripoften can'tthinkofanyqu.es- friend to take notes ai\[l go tions ' for chronic a1lments tions to write down. Help! over them with you when you expire . Make sure you get Answer: I, too, am a . , get home. ·new ones to cover you until patient on occa,sion, and I Over the years in my your next' visit, even if it's understand what you are experiences both as a patient six months or a year away. talking about. Often, when and as a doctor, I've noli~ed Don't wait ttntil the docmy doctor co'mes in to see thai certain altitudes ·and lor has wrapped things up, me, he is so upbeat and behaviors make for a good asked for additional quesdynamic, I forget that I am vtsit. Probably the most ttons, and gets half way out having any problems. I am important are planning (e.g.; the door to say, "And by the JUSI glad that he seems so preparing thai li st), and ask- way ... " or "Just one more happy to see me and is mg the right questions. Let lhmg ." I refer to this as a pleased that my chronic me give you some specifics. Columbo visit - a TV I( you are seeing the doc- detective who alway s health problems are under control. tor for a regular recheck of a stopped at the door with You said you have trouble chronic problem, ask when "just one more thtng." thinking .of things to write you need to be seen again. So, 111 a nut shell, you down. This may be because Ask .if you need to have anx should know when to come yo~ are ttyi~g to. hurry and lab tests or X -rays. Ask 1f back, when to call, and if wnte your hsl nght before you are to keep taking the you have enough medicayour appointment, when your same medications that you tions. Finally, schedule that anxiety is quite high. You have been on. follow -up vtstl before you may (md it helpful to keep a When you see your do<;tor leave the office. Then put it little notepad wrth you, sothat for an acute problem , such . on your ca lendar ar home. you can wnte dowh quesllons as a strep·throat, an infected Family Medicine ® is a · as they come to you several cut, or a sports injury, the weekly column. To submit days or .weeks before your questions are a little differ- questions, write to Marilla A. appointment. Then review the ent. Ask how long healing Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., lis\ before your appointment normally takes and what Ohio University College of and trim it down. kinds of problems would Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Athens rrom Page At make both areas affected walked into the Hocking safe. for the public. No Valley Bank and robbed it injuries have been reported of an undisclosed amount of and officials hoped to have cash. An initial report had both scenes cleared by authorities here in Meigs early yesterday evening. County on the lookout for The United States Postal the individual who could've Service anticipates mail fled south into the county. Although officials in delivery to resume as normal today in the Guysville Athens Countr. acknowledged the posstbility exists and Stewart areas. . Shortly after I0 a.m. yes- that the pipe bombs and terday, approximately four robbery coufd be connected, hours after the devices were as of press time: J at was found, an armed individual only a theory. , .... _ - sonal and financial difficulties, and agitated by his fastfood order and by another driver who was using a cell phone. Skaggs' sporl utility vehicle was going nearly !OOmph. "He was getllng a divorce, he was having financial trouble ... his sandwiches were nor prepared as he would have liked." said Schumaker. Defense attorney James Marshall blamed the crash on an epileptic blackout. "This was not rodd rage," Marshall told jurors "Jason had an eptlepttc setzure " Another w!lncss, Dale Johnson, testtfied Tuesday that Skaggs was trapped in his SUV and med to free himself just after the wreck. "He was pinned, htS legs were pinned under the steering wheel.'' satd Johnson, v.hose cat was one or the nine that wds struck. "He was strugg ling to get out of the vehicle." Planning and right questions key to good doctors visit Albany, was cited for failure to yield, when a vehicle he · was driving allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Sylvia E. Riffle; Syracuse, on West Main Street near the Marathon station. Chapman's vehicle made contact on the passenger side of Riffle's, causing it to go up onto the sidewalk, hit and damage a water spiquet owned by Marathon. Patrolman Ronald Spaun is inves)igating. A vehicle driven by Andrew · B. Coffman, Racine, allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Amber K. Roberts, Racine, while Rob~rts was slowing to make a right turn ohto Spong Avenue off of East Main Street. Patrolman . Woolard is investigating. • counts of aggravated vehicular assault in the 2007 crash that clatmed three native Chinde students. "I was screaming: 'Is anybody OK in there?' There were no sounds," he said. "The car was compacted; I couldn't recognize il as a Taurus." · In opening ·statements Monday, Clark County Prosecutor Stephen Schumaker said Skaggs, 36, was under stress from per- FAMILY MEDICINE Thefts from Page AI How I spent.my summer staycation signed. and include addre.1s and telepilmll' num!Ja No un.vigned letters will be puiJft.,hed. L erta1· ,· flmcld l>e m TillS year. Dad said we good ta.1te, addrening i <~" IWI, not per'lon rdlli<'l. l.l'lkl 1 of ul ukln 't aflord to go anythanks to organi zation .~ and individual\ H if/ nnt hew {f J'' where latlher th,pllhe back ed for publicmion. ya rti hecause of ri si n ~ gas pt tlCS. It Look Odd 1wo days to ge t tl1c RV into the b,tck ya rd. When he did, it· ' . · AP pho1o In thiS July 8, _2006 f1le pholo, locallraqr boys lry to redirect potable water off a break rn a ctty water matn 1n Baghdad, Iraq . Witness recounts fatal scene in Ohio crash Letlen to tire editor are 1reluHne. '/'Ill;' ,/umld he 1~' " than 300 words. Al/letten are .IU!Jject to Nlitin R, niu1t he ' at neartv $1208 BY PAULINE JELINEK ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER Gospel Sing LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The_ _baliy-seili1nef"l The Daily Sentinel • Page A5 Local Briefs · ·'! Iraq. Gen. Dav1d Petraeus. But what did a seasoned wall tor know compared to tim you ng politico frotn Chicago? Community orf:"~ nizing 111 the Windy City_ mu st have made htm a military expert. Audacity is nothing new to Bat ack Obama. The book title , 'The Audacity o( Hop~ ... of course, comes · lrnm a speech by Rev. Jerem r.th Wnght, Obama's lormer pastor, from whom Obama decided to di sta nc ~ him se lf · when it becamo <.:lear that he would forever be " political liability if the senator didn't "throw him under the bus," in . the par· Ianee of urban whceltng an~ deal mg. Audacity can be a beauti lul thtng. Hope, surely. But when both are rooted ill nothing but the well-crafleil words (thank you, Obama aide David Axelrod) of a supposed political savior, I, for one. am nul signing up. thank you. Say what 'yotf wtll abottl John McCain, at le,tsl "e know he's got deep ruots in tried and true polit.t<.:al virtues: duty, honor, country. Those are more sla•. ble prtnciple s than lhc audacity of whatever th<J· Obama teat]! comes up with ne xt. ( Kathrl'" Lope;; is the edr" to1 o.f National Review On/me ww\v.mydailysentinel.com ' ' Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions @familymedicinmews.org. Medical information in this column is provided as an educational service only. 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I'd he pretty Oil the t:amp,tign trail. she .ILH.iac tous Not to mcntJon wa... malig ned by many, m ~" "dllll' tlld ud mg this columnist. for t\ th.l \O the pl' llli lal savtur her tmpcnal arrogam:e. lor \\CIJI 10 Bcrlip to stand on tht nkmg of her C<~mpa i gn "' lhl' . _ !JoulliL·r ... of t!. idnh. and met ely part of the inevil<~blc dtdn 't t'll'll ha1 c- tile cout - retu rll nt the C ltntt\'ns to tt: s; 1u lrp lti s hat to tile thctr nghtlul While House. ptc's tdettt ul the Ulltll'd ft \h lS llfl dllgll sl , roregone St.rt cs - Ronald R ea~ :tll - concl ll'.;ion to whi ch Team h ll"L' I!Hllltl;lll' IJ{ ;J\]}' Ju o.; Clinto n <.:e tt: unl y did subIOrk' tltt·turrc he ,td.rpted .td st:ll he. But at least she W<~s l lldll"edlll .... ho\\ i1 H.t an a uda- wtlltng to do the wotk she ,_- lllll " dts rcg.trd ltlr cn.:a ll v l ~ llceded to do to earn the JOb. [\ ,uld orJ !! IIl :tlll\. 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(Ktlmct is pet haps best tcmcm bcred for his poem "Tree,:·) In 1942, Prc,ident Rooseve lt signed a ht ll creat ing .t women 's auxiliary agency in the Navy known ~~.., '\Vo men Accepted for Voluntee r E11tCr2CII LV Scnicc" - WAVES for short ' · In I965 . PtcSilkllt Joh11son .s t ~ nc· d mill 1:11' lite Mnlr L,nc htll. whtt:h we nt IIllo cll ect the tol lowtlt"~ year ' 111 1'175. lottltct Tcamstcts Ull to n ptcstden l.ltt tlnll' llntl,t di sappeared in suhurb.t ll Dctrm t -- :tl 11 t<H t ~ h pt ~s tttllcd lie.td, htS remaill s have ncvet bectt lou nd ' One year ago: President Bush ,mli Bnttsl11'rimc Mtni stc r Gordon Brown, meeting at Camp Davtd. forged a untltcd stand on Iraq Chict U S. Just tce John Roberts was taken to a hospital alter a seizu re caused him to fall on a doLk ne,tr hi s summer home in M;une A second South Korean hostage was slam by the Taliban in ce ntral Afghanistan . Death claimed Swedtsh movie director lngmar Bergman al age 87; Italian ftlmmaker Mtchelangclo Antonim11 ,tl "gc 94. and Hall of Fame footbal l coach Btl I Wal sh at .tge 75. Today's Birthdays Actor Rkh,trd Johnson is XI Uluc> muSi u an Rudd y Gu y is 72 Movtc liirector Peter Bogdanov tdl is 6lJ. f-'emmi st acl1vtSt Elcattot Smeal ts 69. Cahtorma Gov. At nold S<.:l1wat zci1eggct ts 61 Ac tor lcdn Reno >s 60. Blues stnget -mustci,m Otts Tayl"r is (!() A<.: tor Ftank Stallone i> 58 Actor Ken Oltll is 54 Ac ttcss Dclt.t Burke is 52. Country singer Neal McCoy is 50 Actor Rt chatd Burgt IS 50 Director Richard L.inklaler is 48. Aclor Laurence Fishburne ts 47 . Actress Ltsa Kudrow is 45 . Aettess Vi vka A. Fox ts 44. Movie director Christopher Nolan is 38. Actor Tom Green is 37 Actress Christine Taylor is 37 Actress Hrl,\ry Swank is 34. Actress Jaime Pressly is 31. , Thougtl!Jor 'foday : 'The fellow who says he' ll meet )OU hal fway usually thtnk s he's standing on the titvidnl~ line " - O.A. Battista. Can.tli ian-born au thor-sc ienttst : Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Obama s 'Audacity is for dopes The Daily Sentinel ----------- PageA4 · I'·"' ,e..,cnh an obnoxJOu'~ I Y el it ist attitude th;H reeks ol r~t l e rnalistic gove rl1mcnt. the .kind th at lolk s lt kc Reagan, dnd the late . gredt William F. Buckley Jr de voted much of thei r ltves to pushing hack. l1ere and abro,td. Ob:tm.t ·, Europe all tt ip. ol cnllt·se. provtdcd ,, wide slauc lor lm self-<~ss urcd puil1p and inton-.;equcncc The speech ,,, the l:krlt n Victory Coltrmn 1\trllis heu the fit cworks ol 1he tn p. bu t tt - wi th tt s Lellt Rtcfcn sta hl -lt kc ra ll y pos lets lransla tcd 11llo Get man - tiid ll ot qa nd :do ne in auda ctt v. After ~. · ond,J cti n g . . om~ ,v,)uld-bc Irccl.t tKe dtp lom,rcy with the le,tders ol the lst dclt alld Pak st iniall slates, Bat a<.:k Obama pre se nted h11n self tn Europe ,is preSI dcnl-e lcct. , ,,ther tll.tn ds ~ frosl1 se nator who lucked nul wilh a few gnrid 'choll:cs 011 e tther side ol tile ;usle. and who is now <.:leat ly in over hts head. And <.:o nsidet inu the depth and extent <~f gt iel George W. Bush gels for bei ng stubborn . y"u'd think ObanM would show some hunuln y lor het ng on the wn!ng side ul the h1ggcst . ww story ut the last year. · the ltoop surge tn lr,tq . The surge worked. yet lie and lm fellow Demuclit" opposed the considered 'tdvice anti airtight plan of the commander on the gtound tn ' (www. nalionalre~ 1 ieiLWm). Sire can he con'"' ted ar klopez@ rwtiorwl• " ''1'1 e 1u om. ) .. HOW MUcH IS IT To WALK? ,. -· . MIDDLEPORT - A benefit gospel smg will be held at 6 p.m. o_n Saturday_at Old Bethel Freewill Baptist Church, Qne mlie from Mrddleport on Ohio 7. Singers will include Glory land ~elievers, Dollx and Brycle.Douglas, Henry and Hester Ebhn, Angela Gtbson and Brian and Family Connecl!ons. ' · The sing will benefit t~e Fall Gospel H~es~ Sing,Oct. !7-18 ~llhe Rutland Ctvtc Center. Informatron ts available by calhng Paslor Ralph Butcher at 985-3495. WASHINGTON - Iraq's coffers are bulging wtth ml money, yet some Baghdad residents go without electricity for much of the day and others get drinking water tainted wilh sewage. "The~ don't need more money, ' said Stuart Bowen, special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction. "But they are having a difficult ROCKSPRINGS - The cost of adoptions from the Meigs time, apparently, spending County Dog .Sheller have increased from $J5 to $21 by the money that they have." action of Metgs County Commissioners. '{be increase will Bowen Wednesday is cover the cost of rabies shots for all dogs leaving the sheller. releasing his quarterly report . The mcrease was effective July 21. to Congre~s on efforts to rebuild Iraq's shattered nation - a program now expected to spend $117.79 billion. ! Aided by money from a postwar record in oil production, Baghdad itself is now set 10 spend an amount almost equal io the U.S. Bv TOM FOREMAN JR. Investigators haven' t ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER released a cause of death or share, the report says. Thai is, as of Ihe end of the quarmotive. RALEIGH, N.C. - A She was last seen alive not ter on June 30 the U.S. has Fort Brag¥ soldier was long after she arnved on appropriated $50.46 billion, charged w1th first-degree June 12 at Fort Bragg, home the Iraqis are contnbuting murder Tuesday in the death to the Army's 82nd Airborne $50.33 bilhon and internaof a pr~gnant colleague Division and its Special tional donors have pledged whose partially decom- Operations Command. She $17 billion. Bowen satd that on a posed body was found in a was divorced, though number of fronts , Iraq made in authorities have said nothing motel bathtub progress m the last quarter Fayetteville more than a about the father of her child. month ago, police said. She was temporarily toward slandinll on ils own Edgar Patmo, 27, of. near- assig·ned· to Fort Bragg's - a key to bnnging home by Hope Mtlls, was arrested 19th Replacement U.S. troops . Amid improved security, at his home without incident Company, and would have the Iraq economy has conjust after 8 p.m. in the death eventually been assigned to tinued to expand and essenof Army Spc. Megan L. work at a base dental clinic. Touma, said Fayetteville Authorities have said a tial services to restdents police watch commander soldier studying psycholog- have improved somewhat. "But they remain uneven Lt. Lars Paul. Paul said Ical warfare at Fort Bragg and are not adequate to meet Patino was stationed at Fort was a person of interest in Bragg but couldn't provide the case. It wasn't immedi- current demand," the 270his rank or unit. ately clear if police were page report said. "Improved security across the country Patino was being held in referring to Patino. the Cumberland County Jail Police also investigated a has helped reduce attacks on without bond and was leiter sent to The oil pipelines, apd the elecscheduled to appear in court Fayeneville Observer from tricity sector 's expanded Wednesday. No further a person who claimed to be operations and maintenance details were immediately a serial killer responsible programs have helped available, but police have for Touma's death. The let- mcrease production." The government of Iraq scheduled a II a.m. news ter featured a circle-andconference-Wednesday. cross drawing that was the still struggles to develop Touma, 23, was found same as one used a genera- effective water and sewer dead June 21 at a tion ago by San Francisco's services. "Emblematic of this strugFayelleville motel afler a infamous Zodiac Killer. maintenance supervisor Authorities said a similar gle is.the fact that two-thirds smelled a foul odor coming symbol had also been drawn of the raw sewage produced from a room, which had in lipstick on the motel in Baghdad flows untreated into rivers and waterways,". been protected by a "Do room mirror. Not Disturb" sign for four Police have said they the report said. Sewage days . A dental specialist believed the letter was writ- water is mixmg with tap from Cold Spring, Ky., ten to mislead investigators water in several areas of Baghdad, experts say. · Touma was seven months and the media. pregnant and had recently Two other servicewomen arrived from a base in have been killed this year Germany. near North Carolina bases. Fees increase Arrest made in slaying pf pregnant N.C. soldier Reader Services Correction Polley (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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Council granli:d to the village when an abandoned house located there was demolished under the Community Development Block Grant/Community Distress grant program. It will be sold to adjacent land owners, who will also be responsible for any fees connected 10 the transfer. Council also: The lraqt government ,also ts sttll far from tts goal of achievmg polillcal reconciliation; and it lacks some skills to run the government, the report says. "They obviously ha~e made enormou s economtc progress by virtue of improving their oil sector and they've made signtticant security progress." Bowen said in an interview. "However on the governance and political front , lhere are shll hurdles," he said, naming the need 10 pass an oil law and hold provincial elections. And they are still having trouble executing their budgets at the national level and particularly in the provinces. "For progress 16 really occur across Iraq, they're going to have to remedy that," Bowen said . · There was no figure available for how much of the allo, cated Iraqi money had been spent. Of lhe $17 btllion pledged intemalmnally, only $2.5 billion had been disbursed And at of the end of the quarter, the U.S. had spent $33.28 billion of the more than $50 billion Congress appropriated, Bowen said. He said American taxpayers did not always get their money's worth. One success story was- a As ol June 30. the Unned $34 million project that States had spe nt $ 1.86 btll lon bu11t a system of ditches, on rebuiltiing the oil industry. berms. fe n~e s and other • Average datly electricity sec unty to protect ptpelines productton lot the quarter was from attacks. 12 petl'Cilt hrghc r than the "The success of the pro- same time last ye.tr and the gram ts evtdent tn the fact secopd htghest qu;u1erly averthat there have been no sue- age smce the stat1 ol the war, cessful attacks on northern Sttll. publtcly i!Viiii<Lble .otl lines tht s yeat." the power. wh tch ts prm tded vtrre_port said, noting that con- tually wt thout fees. onl y tnbuted to the increased oil meets about 5.'i percent of prodm:tiun. mcre,\st llg dem,md . torcrng The Iraqis have refu sed to people to buy power Irom pntake over control of some of vate genet.ttOIS tun by neighthe lacthues butlt lor them, bars or sm,\l l businessmen forcmg the U.S. to "umlater- " Th e United States ha s ally transfer" hundreds of spent nearly' $4.62 htllton tn projects without formal tiltS sectm · ' aweement and increasing the • Only -17 pet cellt of peonsk that the U.S. mveslment pie in rur.tl ,tre,ts use drinkWill be wasted, Bowen said. rng water supplteli vi,t ptpes Some of the proJects were to thetr home\. Only 20 perreJected because they were cent of famtltes outstde of incomplete, some bec<tuse Ba ghdad pro' ince have they didn 't meet Iraqi expec- access to working sewage lations and others because the I<Lct ltlle s. lraqts deemed them unnecesThe Uniteli States has $2 4 sary, Bowen said, recom- billion in the water sector mending a new U.S.-Iraqi , ~ Despite better securit y. agreement lor such transfers. 'vtolence conttnues to pose Other detatls in the report a dead ly rh rc<Lt to personnel mvolved m recon>truclton smd: The State • The quarter's oil produc- activtties." tion averaged 2.43 million Department reported that 15 barrels a day. the h1ghes1 U.S. CIVt ltans died tn Iraq re):lorted si nce the recon- - tim quartet. Sin.:e the strucuon program began five begrnning of the U S reconyears ago, but below prewar structt on effort. 27 1 U.S. levels of 2.58 milhon. crv1han s have died tn Iraq Jim Mullen w~l s g 1 ~at Camping 111 the RV is a lot ol lttn Dad k ts us watch v1licos !hat we cl'!uld never walch at horne. One day, I Wdtcltcd all lhrce "Shreks" 111 a row. And he lets us wea r the same clothes three days straight. Mom wanted to go on vacation with us, but she s.ttd she hali to stay humc ami wo rk . Sometimes she'd <.:ome out to see us. but must ol the time aftc t work she would stay in the hou>c She send that was " 'cation enough fur her. Last yem. we we nt to the Gra nd Canyon. It was reall y great. The best part was that they have donkeys you can ride down to the bottom. Donkeys are ltke horses. but they have stupider nameslike Sally and Buttercup. No cowboy would ever ride a horse named Buttercup. so I said I wou ldn't nde down tltctc unti l tltcy g<tvc me \t hny unnkc y Tlte gttiuc came over, looked at my donkey, and asked: "What stupid cowboy told you that was Buttercup? That's nut Butten:up . That' s Jolly Roger. Buttercu p doesn't have a white spot on her forehead." I felt sorry for the stupid cowb0_y when everyone laughed al hi s mi stake Sometimes. Rudy. who Iives across the street from us, would come over to hang out. He was on vacation, too. Hi s Dad filled up their bac k yard with sand and pul up a volleyball net. We wov ld go over there somettmes. Mr. Delfino said it's the best vacation he's ever had . He said he may ne ver mow the lawn agai n. Once, Mrs. Delfino yelled, at him for tracking sand through the house, hut he didn 't seem to care. He s.ud she shuuld come out ;md let him tub some sunscreen on her back. It didn' t sound funny to me, but she l au ~ h ed. My sislct. Halley. just tu1neli 14, and she is so snooty. She acts like she's 15 . SheandDad fight all the 11me. "I need a real vacalion," she sat d. Dad satli, "A vacatt on ftom what? T~e mall ? I tell you what , how'd you like a vacation fro m that cell phone for a few weeks? I carl make that happen .'' She malic a la.:c anti wen t tnto he1 roo m anti lo<.:ked lhe dour. It made me remember how much she ' hated the Grand Canyo n hecattSe her cell phone dtdn't work there. On the way to the Grand Canyon, we stopped to see Grandma, whtc h was fun because she lt ved in the Oltien Days hefore they had vtdco g,uncs and cht cken win gs She scud kids dtdn ' 1 used to talk back to their elders. and they knew what the word " no'' mea IlL That mu st have heen a long. Jong time ago. I asked het who her favorite rappers were, and she sa1d they didn't have mu s1c hkc that when she grew up . She sa id the television only had three chan nels, .ltlli they dtdn't ha w DVDs. They didn 't have anything when she was a kid. She must have been teally poor. I lold her she could use my iPod !f she , wanted to, but she satd she· wouldn't know how to use · 11. What's to know? YoQ . turn it on and scroll through yo ur playlists. "What did you guys do~ for fun?" I asked her. She·. smd lhey made cookies and' p1e s in a bowl, you didn't: buy them tn a store. J, thought she was joking, but she satd she'd make some, cook1es right now. It was' fun . Kinda. Especially the. part where you lick the, spoon. If you don't lick the· spoon, the cookies won't" come out right or somethtng. Even Halley liked the, wokies, and she doesn't ear practically anything. We couldn ' t . vtstl Grandma thi s su mmer, so l called her and told her that if she wan led to have some fun, too. just make some cookies and send them to me. And she did . They were OK, but they weren't the same. (think she for-·· got to have someone ·lick' the spoon . (Jun Mullen is the aut!to~ of " It Take' a Village ldio[ Com('licating the, Simpli; L((e" and "Baby:, Firs I Tattvo." You can reach him atjimJmtllen@mywav.com.) ' .. -· ..' vehicle into another driven by Philip F. Burgess, III, Syracuse. Although emergency personnel from Meigs EMS responded, no one was transported from the scene. · A vehicle driven by Emily Dillard, . Racine, allegedly backed up at a stop sign at the intersection of Lasley Street and Mulberry Avenue to allow a truck more room to tum onto the street but in doing so accidentally struck a vehicle behind her driven by Pegp Snyder, Pomeroy. Dillard s vehicle received what was described as "minor" scratches and paint transfer while Snyder's vehicle received "heavy damage to the bumper and grill." Sgt. King is investigating. James T. Chapman, Question: When I go to During this review if you indtcate that you are not the doctor I get nervous and notice more than two dls- healing properly and need forget about half of what I tinct problems on your list, to make another appointwanted to talk to him about. you may need more than ment with your doctor. Sometimes I fo'"£el to ask one visit. Don't "save up" If you are seemg a doctor for medicine refills, and I your ailments and then for the fi(st time, or are new often can barely remember expect them to all be taken - to a particular clinic, ask how whar he told me by tire time care of in one long session. to get in touch with the doctor I get to the car. To help you remember atier hours. Also, ask about I am not that old and don 't what was said during your weekend availability and if have to go to the doctor very doctor's visit, bring a notepad another doctor. or practice often. I have tried the list and write things down. (f you group, shares coverage. thing, but when it comes have trouble doing that, ask a Before you leave home, time for my appointment, I family member or trusted check when your pre scripoften can'tthinkofanyqu.es- friend to take notes ai\[l go tions ' for chronic a1lments tions to write down. Help! over them with you when you expire . Make sure you get Answer: I, too, am a . , get home. ·new ones to cover you until patient on occa,sion, and I Over the years in my your next' visit, even if it's understand what you are experiences both as a patient six months or a year away. talking about. Often, when and as a doctor, I've noli~ed Don't wait ttntil the docmy doctor co'mes in to see thai certain altitudes ·and lor has wrapped things up, me, he is so upbeat and behaviors make for a good asked for additional quesdynamic, I forget that I am vtsit. Probably the most ttons, and gets half way out having any problems. I am important are planning (e.g.; the door to say, "And by the JUSI glad that he seems so preparing thai li st), and ask- way ... " or "Just one more happy to see me and is mg the right questions. Let lhmg ." I refer to this as a pleased that my chronic me give you some specifics. Columbo visit - a TV I( you are seeing the doc- detective who alway s health problems are under control. tor for a regular recheck of a stopped at the door with You said you have trouble chronic problem, ask when "just one more thtng." thinking .of things to write you need to be seen again. So, 111 a nut shell, you down. This may be because Ask .if you need to have anx should know when to come yo~ are ttyi~g to. hurry and lab tests or X -rays. Ask 1f back, when to call, and if wnte your hsl nght before you are to keep taking the you have enough medicayour appointment, when your same medications that you tions. Finally, schedule that anxiety is quite high. You have been on. follow -up vtstl before you may (md it helpful to keep a When you see your do<;tor leave the office. Then put it little notepad wrth you, sothat for an acute problem , such . on your ca lendar ar home. you can wnte dowh quesllons as a strep·throat, an infected Family Medicine ® is a · as they come to you several cut, or a sports injury, the weekly column. To submit days or .weeks before your questions are a little differ- questions, write to Marilla A. appointment. Then review the ent. Ask how long healing Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., lis\ before your appointment normally takes and what Ohio University College of and trim it down. kinds of problems would Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Athens rrom Page At make both areas affected walked into the Hocking safe. for the public. No Valley Bank and robbed it injuries have been reported of an undisclosed amount of and officials hoped to have cash. An initial report had both scenes cleared by authorities here in Meigs early yesterday evening. County on the lookout for The United States Postal the individual who could've Service anticipates mail fled south into the county. Although officials in delivery to resume as normal today in the Guysville Athens Countr. acknowledged the posstbility exists and Stewart areas. . Shortly after I0 a.m. yes- that the pipe bombs and terday, approximately four robbery coufd be connected, hours after the devices were as of press time: J at was found, an armed individual only a theory. , .... _ - sonal and financial difficulties, and agitated by his fastfood order and by another driver who was using a cell phone. Skaggs' sporl utility vehicle was going nearly !OOmph. "He was getllng a divorce, he was having financial trouble ... his sandwiches were nor prepared as he would have liked." said Schumaker. Defense attorney James Marshall blamed the crash on an epileptic blackout. "This was not rodd rage," Marshall told jurors "Jason had an eptlepttc setzure " Another w!lncss, Dale Johnson, testtfied Tuesday that Skaggs was trapped in his SUV and med to free himself just after the wreck. "He was pinned, htS legs were pinned under the steering wheel.'' satd Johnson, v.hose cat was one or the nine that wds struck. "He was strugg ling to get out of the vehicle." Planning and right questions key to good doctors visit Albany, was cited for failure to yield, when a vehicle he · was driving allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Sylvia E. Riffle; Syracuse, on West Main Street near the Marathon station. Chapman's vehicle made contact on the passenger side of Riffle's, causing it to go up onto the sidewalk, hit and damage a water spiquet owned by Marathon. Patrolman Ronald Spaun is inves)igating. A vehicle driven by Andrew · B. Coffman, Racine, allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Amber K. Roberts, Racine, while Rob~rts was slowing to make a right turn ohto Spong Avenue off of East Main Street. Patrolman . Woolard is investigating. • counts of aggravated vehicular assault in the 2007 crash that clatmed three native Chinde students. "I was screaming: 'Is anybody OK in there?' There were no sounds," he said. "The car was compacted; I couldn't recognize il as a Taurus." · In opening ·statements Monday, Clark County Prosecutor Stephen Schumaker said Skaggs, 36, was under stress from per- FAMILY MEDICINE Thefts from Page AI How I spent.my summer staycation signed. and include addre.1s and telepilmll' num!Ja No un.vigned letters will be puiJft.,hed. L erta1· ,· flmcld l>e m TillS year. Dad said we good ta.1te, addrening i <~" IWI, not per'lon rdlli<'l. l.l'lkl 1 of ul ukln 't aflord to go anythanks to organi zation .~ and individual\ H if/ nnt hew {f J'' where latlher th,pllhe back ed for publicmion. ya rti hecause of ri si n ~ gas pt tlCS. It Look Odd 1wo days to ge t tl1c RV into the b,tck ya rd. When he did, it· ' . · AP pho1o In thiS July 8, _2006 f1le pholo, locallraqr boys lry to redirect potable water off a break rn a ctty water matn 1n Baghdad, Iraq . Witness recounts fatal scene in Ohio crash Letlen to tire editor are 1reluHne. '/'Ill;' ,/umld he 1~' " than 300 words. Al/letten are .IU!Jject to Nlitin R, niu1t he ' at neartv $1208 BY PAULINE JELINEK ASSOCIATED PRESS WAITER Gospel Sing LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The_ _baliy-seili1nef"l The Daily Sentinel • Page A5 Local Briefs · ·'! Iraq. Gen. Dav1d Petraeus. But what did a seasoned wall tor know compared to tim you ng politico frotn Chicago? Community orf:"~ nizing 111 the Windy City_ mu st have made htm a military expert. Audacity is nothing new to Bat ack Obama. The book title , 'The Audacity o( Hop~ ... of course, comes · lrnm a speech by Rev. Jerem r.th Wnght, Obama's lormer pastor, from whom Obama decided to di sta nc ~ him se lf · when it becamo <.:lear that he would forever be " political liability if the senator didn't "throw him under the bus," in . the par· Ianee of urban whceltng an~ deal mg. Audacity can be a beauti lul thtng. Hope, surely. But when both are rooted ill nothing but the well-crafleil words (thank you, Obama aide David Axelrod) of a supposed political savior, I, for one. am nul signing up. thank you. Say what 'yotf wtll abottl John McCain, at le,tsl "e know he's got deep ruots in tried and true polit.t<.:al virtues: duty, honor, country. Those are more sla•. ble prtnciple s than lhc audacity of whatever th<J· Obama teat]! comes up with ne xt. ( Kathrl'" Lope;; is the edr" to1 o.f National Review On/me ww\v.mydailysentinel.com ' ' Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions @familymedicinmews.org. Medical information in this column is provided as an educational service only. 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PageA6 ' Inside Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Bl The Daily Sentinel Local Sports Briefs, ·Page B2 Tomlin making changes, Page B6 .Transfers posted French Colony Chorus installs officers ' GALLIPOLIS - Officers for ~he French Colony Chorus were installed to serve on the Management Team for the year, including Team Manager Nan Heiskell of Cheshire, Secretary Nancy Stevens and team member Brenda Jameson of Point Pleasant, Treasurer Linda Lane and Team inember Amy Sprague of GalliixJlis. The team oversees the operation of the chorus activities and establishes committees to carry out the many functions of the group . . Director Susan Russell , of Gallipolis, is · in charge of music and visual effects. The chorus is a local chapter of Sweet Adelines International, singing four part barbershopstyle harmony without instru. mental accompaniment. The chorus is currently planning its annual show, "Under the Boardwalk." a fun . event of 50's and 60's music with a beach theme to be staged Saturday, Aug. 16 at 8. p.m. at the Ariel Ann Carson -Dater Theater on Second Avenue in Gallipolis. The show will also fealtlre a The guest chorus, Thundenones, a men's tristate barbershop group, along with quartets from both men 's and women 's chorus- ' POMEROY - M e i ~s Tri sha Grauel Semke, County Recorder Kay Htll Paul Semke, to James R. report ed the followin g Sheets, deed. Scipio. transfers in real estate: Terrie Bond, Leonard Bettv lmmell. James M. Bond, to James R. Sheets, lmmell , to State of Ohi o deed , Scipi o. Dpeartment of Helen K. Gray, deceased, Transponation , deed, Oli ve. to 'Wade Ho ll Gray, affi Kathlee n Mae Knapp, davit. Scipio. deceased, to Carl Orin Wade Gray Holt, Debra Knapp, Jr., affidavit, Olive. K. Gray, to James R. Sheets, Eber I. Pickens, Delara deed, Scipio. Theresa E. Pressley, Pickens, to Steve Mullins, deed, Lebanon . Randy L. ·. Press ley, to Juanita Will', deceased, Do nn a Ke ller, Virginia afl1davit extingui shing life Hedri ck, deed, estate, aftl davit , Chester. Sutton/Village ·of Syracuse. William Mi chael Will , . Ronald E. Williams. Daniel T. Will , Juli a A. Will, Willi am G. Evans, to Drusilla s.· Wy song, Jerry Ronald E. Williams, Joshua G. Wysong, Marce lla Will, A. Williams, deed, Chester. to Drusilla Wysong, deed , LaSaile Bank, Lehman Chester. Bro thers, to Kelley A. deed, William Mi chael Will , Swi sher. Daniel T. Will , Julia A. Will. Sutton/Village of Syracuse. Drusilla S. Wysong. Jerry Greg A. Parker to George G. Wysong, Marcella Will. E. Parker Revocable Trust, to William Mil:hael Will. memorandum of trust. deed, Chester. George E. Parker, Donna Willi am Michael Will, L. Parker. to George E. Marcella Will. D~niel T. Parker Revocable Tru st, Will , Julia A. Will, Drusilla deed , Ol ive . Home National Bank to S. Wy song. Jerry . G. Wysorig, to Daniel T. Will , Matthew C. Smith , deed , Julia A. Will, deed, Chester. Sutton/Village of Racine . . Orva Jean Holter Bond. Jack B. Peterson, Alma .John C. Bond, Harold H. Peterson , Barbara E. Holter, to State of Ohio Peterson. David 0. Department of Peterson , Linda V. Peterson, Transportation, deed, Olive. to Oxtord Oil Co .. right of Orva Jean Holter Bond, way, Rutland. Bruce D. Myers, Dorothy John c. Bond, Harold H. Holter, to State of Ohio L. Myers, to Columbus Department of Southern Power, easement, Transportation, deed, Olive. Chester. Wednesday ... Mostly Roscoe Mills to Charles Chase C. Porter to Harris, Waynita Harri s, Columbus Southern Power, sunny with isolated showers · and thunderstorms in the deed, Lebanon.· easement, Bedford. mostly · Ralph E. Parker, Charles 0. Neal, Sr., morning... Then deceased, Albert E. Parker, Carolyn S.. Neal, to cloudy with scattered showdeceased, Mary S. Parker, Columbus Southern Power. ers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the deceased, Dorothy Parker, · easement, Lebanon. deceased, affidavit extinDan Romuno, Sue upper 80s. Chalice of rain gui shing life estate, Chester. Rom uno, Franco Romuno, 40 percent. Wednesday . night... Stewart, to Federal National George · F. Mostly cloudy with a Carolyn S. Stewart; to Mortgage Corp., sheriff's chance of showers . and Linda D. Milliron , deed, deed, Scipio. Village of Middleport. Penny Runyon, Jason thunderstorms. Lows in the John R. Stout, Jr., Penny . Runyon, to James M. Smth, mid 60s. Southwest winds Stout, to John R. Stout, Sr.. Amanda Maynard. deed, around 5 mph . Chance of Helen L. Stout, deed, Olive. rain 50 percent. Columbia. Kenneth R. Well, Diana Lynn Stover, deceased; to Doris E. Well, Ernest Stover, to John R. certificate of transfer, Stout , Sr., Helen L. Stout, Orange/Bedford. deed, Columbia. Andrew Proulx, Sherry L Gary L. Wolf, Patricia Proulx, to Tony Bateman, Wolf, to Thomas W. Karr, Diana Bateman, deed , Scipio. . Diana S. Karr, deed, Olive. . Leo D. Bailey, )\aria J. Syracuse Town Graveyard, Bailey, to . Bryan Branham, Syracuse Cemetery, Syracuse Village Cemetery, Trustees of deed, Scipio. Patrick E. Williams, Syracuse Village' Cemetery, Bertha J. Williar;ns. to to Syracuse . Township Bradford William Lechler, .Trustees, deed, Sutton. · Keely Clark Lechler, deed, George E. Parker, George Bedford. " E. Parker Revocable Trust, Charles William Roberts. to Frederick W. Goebel, Marie E. Robet1s, to Marie Nadine Goebel, deed, Olive. E. Roberts, Charles W. George E. Parker, George Roberts, deed, E. Parker Revocable Trust, Sutton/Village of Racine. to Frederick W. Goebel, . Robert J. Holmes, Patricia Nadine Goebel, deed, Olive. M. Holmes, to Mohan'lad Alyssa Brown, RQben R. Sidani, deed, Scipio. Brown, Jr. , to Edward J. Amanda J. Ramage to. Zatta, Jennifer Zatta, deed, Scot C. Ramage. deed, Village of Pomeroy. Rutland. James A. Carnahan. Herbet1 Holt, deceased, to Sandra R. Carnahan, to Virginia H. · Holt, David, Four Brothers Properties, Hughes Holt, James Byrne sheriff's deed, Suuon. Holt, Timothy Chase Holt, Donald Price, Tina M. Harry Herbert Holt, affi- Price , to Donald Shultz, davit, Scipio. Kay Shultz, deed, Salem. Virginia H. Holt to James Lillian Pickens to James R. Sheets, deed, Scipio. . Lee Reed, Terry Lynn Reed, David Hughes Holt to deed, Olive. · Alan Thomas Lowery, : · James R. Sheets , deed, to Scipio. Deborah Lowery, James Byrne Holt, Debra . Beneficial· Ohio, Inc. , sherHolt, to James R. ·Sheets, iff' s deed, Village . of deed, Scipio. . . Syracuse. Timothy C. Holt, Nancy Prater to Stacey M. · Christina Holt, to James R. Everson , Jeremy D. Sheets, deed, Scipio. Everson, deed, Sutton. Patricia Grauel, deceased, Michae l J. Hill II , to to Trisha Grauel S~mke , Danny J. Terzopplous, Aleta Terrie Bond, affidavit, B. Terzopplous, .deed, · Letart. Scipio. , Wednesday, July 30, 2008 to basketball be tested by tall Turks Countdown USBY BRIAN MAHONEY ga me four years ago. on :to Kickoff , Submitted photo French Colony Chorus Director, Susan Russell , installs the officers of the chorus including, left to right, Secretal)i Nancy Stevens, Team Member Brenda Jameson, Team Manager Nan Heiskell, Treasurer Linda Lane, being assisted by chorus member Elite Alderson. Absent was Team Member Amy Sprague : · · French Colony Chorus book the chorus or quanet es. An afterglow ·party will invites all area women who for performances. For more follow with food and more barbershop music at the Elks enjoy singing to come to a information about the show hall nearby. Tickets for both rehearsal on Tuesdays at 7 or the chorus, call Bev are available from French p.m. at the Gallia Senior · Alberchinski at 740-446Colony Chorus members and . Center 1167 SR 160 in 2476 or Suzy Parker at 740will be at the Ariel box office. Gallipolis. The public can 992-5555 . Local Weather (NYSE)- 39.41 Thursday...Partly sunny AEP Ak2o (NASDAQ)- 87.50 with a chance of showers Alhllnd Inc. (NYSE) - 41.83 and thunderstorms. Highs in ·Big Loll (NYSE)- 29.70 Evano (NASDAQ) - 29.52 the mid 80s. Chance of rain Bob BorgWamor (NYSE) ~ 40.$4 40 percent. Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Thursday night...Mostly 58.74 (NASDAQ) - 4.57 clear with a ·slight chance of Champion Channing Shopa (NASDAQ) showers and thunderstorms. 5.21 Holdllltl (NASDAQ) - 45.33 Lows in the lower 60s. City Colllno (NYSE) - 48.84 Chance of rain 20 percent. DuPont (NYSE) - 43.56 Frlday...Sunny. Highs in US Bonk (NYSE) - 30.02 Gannett (NYSE) - 11.05 the upper 80s. Gonorol Etoc1rtc (NYSE) "- 28.40 Frtday night and Harley·DovtdiiGn (NYSE) - 37.88 . Saturday... Clear. Lows in JP Morgan (NYSE)- 40.75 (NY$E) - 28.27 the lower 60s. Highs in the Kroger Llmlled Branda (NYSE) -16.71 lower 90s. Norfolk Southern (NYSE) - 72.69 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -25.50 BBT (NYSE)-" 27.85 Peoples (NASDAQ)- 18.20 Pepsico (NYSE)- 66.98 Premier (NASDAQ) - 9.80 Rockwell (NYSE)- 44.91 Rocky Boola (NASDAQ) - 5.15 Royal Dutch Sholl -71.i1 Sears Holding (NASDAQ)- 80.53 Woi·Mart (NYSE) ~ 57.45 Wendy's (NYSE) - 23J5 weaBanco (NYSE).,... 22.92 Worthington (NYSE) -17.82 Dally stock 'reporto are tho 4 p.m. ET cloalng q~otea of traneactlons lor July 29, 2008, provided by Edward Jonas financial advlaora Isaac M111aln Ga111pollsll (740) 441-9441 and L~sley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674.0174. Member SIPC. '',_ . •, 1 • • . ~ .... .'-~ ,.--~-l ~~.,,~,!.' ••J( ' ' ' • ' . ' '' Ohio 'State player charged with DUI AP photo Cincinnati Reds' Joey Votta (1 9) scores in front of Houston Astros catcher Humberto Quintero in the th ird inning of a baseba ll game Tuesday in Houston. Votta scored from third base on a Bronson Arroyo double. . · Lee's slam lifts Astros to 6-2 Win over Reds Bv CHRIS DUNCAN ASSOCIATED PRESS have won three in a ro1•. •l ld four of their last five. Bron son Arroyo , <1 ~q HOUSTON - Carlos Lee gave up both home n"'· '" d hit his 12th career grand lost for first time '" " ' slam and Brian Moehler. starts. He allowed ei ~ ht II its came within one out of a and struck out three in 6 I:3 complete game m' the innin gs, . los in~ his third Hou ston Astros' 6-2 win straight decisiOn to , the over the Cincinnati Reds on Astros. Tuesday night. Arroyo had an RBI double Moehler (6-4) allowed for the Red s, who've lost seven hits and struck out five in a ro.w and se ven of three in 8 2-3 innings, his their last nine games. longest outing of the season. Pence gave Houston a 1-0 Jeff Keppinger doubled and lead in the second itining scored in the ninth for with a triple that scored Lee. Cincinnati and after who singled . Pence has II Moehler gave up a single to R,131s in hi s last 16 games. Jay Bruce and a walk to Arroyo tied it in the third Javier Valentin. Hou ston with his first double of the manager Cecil Cooper season; followin g Votta' s brought in Wesley Wright to double to right. relieve . Tejada hit hi s lith homer Wright struck out Joey of the season in the. Houston Votto for the final out a·nd third . It was Tejada's first his first save. home run since June 19. Miguel Tejada . added a · In the Astros' fifth, Kaz solo homer and Hunter Mat sui and .Tejada singled Pence added an RBI triple and Arroyo hit Lance for the Astros, who've won Berkman with a· pitch to their last eight game s against the Reds. The Astros Pfease see Reds, 86 Corrupt ref gets 15-month sentence BY ToM HAYS. . ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK . Dtsgraced ex-NBA official Ttm Donaghy, admitted that · he'd b~ought shame on his professwn Tuesday as a federal judge sentenced htm to ~ S months behind bars for a gambling scandal that still has the league on the defenliive. . . . U.S. Distrtct Judge Carol Amon sentenced Donaghy . to prison time. plus three years of supervtsed release, · saying he'd let the sport down by .taking thousands of ~liars from a professional ~ambler. 111 exchange for . . IJ!stde lips on games Including o~es he refereed. :· "The NBA, the players and the fans relied on him to Rerform his job in an honest rnanner," . Amon . sai~. Ponaghy hstened with hts tirms folded but showed ·no emotion. :: He told the· judge \hat :Tve brought shame on m>(self, my family and the J)'Ofession.:· · . :·Def~nse . atto~ney John ~Q(O' asked Amon to give Jils.~l{year·old chent proba!iQ~~.· say'ing .th.e ex~official ~~~ II gambhng addtct who qestrored "the career he k>ved' and needed treatthent, not incarceration. Donaghy also had sought to inake .amends by revealing !~the g<J9(1, the bad and the tigly" about ·the league's officiating, the attorney added. · During the NBA finals , Donaghy said in a court til- O'Bleness offers health screenings information can be obtained on a daily basis at the hospital' s patient and visitor entrance· information desks as well as at the Castrop Center information desk. Cholesterol levels typi· cally do not change dramatically in one month so indivi du als may want to wait. two to three months before being screened again. Also, screenings do not take the place of testing. A screening will indicate whether an individual's level is below, at or above normal · ranges; however, for specific readings, an individ· ual may be directed to see a physician for further testing. The cholesterol and glucose screening measures total cholesterol , HDL and glucose levels. •.)' . Orlando's Hedo Turkoglu , Friday. ·In Shanghai. th ~ voted ihe NBA's most Americans w iII fac e im prove<.! playe r last season , MACAU - They were European cham pion Ru ssia is on . the roster but has not sure easy to spot , towering and Australia. bee n cleared to play because over everyone and wearing · Turkey didn' t qualify for of an undi sclosed reason . red jackets as they walked the Olympics, but has the The team hopes the 6- 10 fortoward the arena at thi s kind of frontcourt height the ward will be cleared in time . reson. Americans will . see once to be in unifo rm . Turkey' s tiasket,ball team they get there. Forward Ersan llyasova, is tall , and it might well pro- · Six members of Turkey 's who played fo r the vide the son of challenge the roster for the game are li sted Milwaukee Bu cks in the United States is looking for at 6-foot-9 or taller. So even 2006-07 season . is also on roster. Howe ver, as the Beijing Olympics without some of their top the Mehmet Okur of the Utah neThe teams meet Thursday, pl ayers , the Turks should Jazz is not . The 6-11 center with the Americans entering present a bigger challenge would have allowed the the difficult ponion of their . than Canada did in the Americans to work against exhibition schedule. They Ainericans'.exhibition open- ,~omething else they'll have . have three more games in the er. The U.S. won that game to be prepared for in internanext live nights, two against 120-65. tional play - big men who potential medal contenders. The American s played drift to the perimeter and are "We wanted as many much closer games against outside threats. tough games as possible and the Turks in 2004 - a pair "We don 't see it a lot , but actually the way we're of 12-point victories ·in exhi- it's a part of the game now," doing It, we have three in bitions before the Olympi cs. Bosh sai\1. "E sp~ciall y wi.th four (days). and four in six, "That's what we' re look- these international teams. it' s tougher than what ing for re~lly this whole we know that the y're going Beijing will be where you trip," forward Chris Bosh to try to stretch guys lik~ have a day off in between said. "We know ce rt <iin' Dwight (Howard) out and each ," U.S. coach Mike teams are going to chall enge really try to take them ;.,way Krzyzewski said. "So the us and we know who those from the basket, so we just better the competition, the teams ·are. But just to change have to be ready for that. " better it will be for us ." it up, just have the size COLUMBUS The U.S. believes it can The United States then against us and a more expe- negate any hei ght disadvanAuthorides say an Ohio State University football plays Lithuania, the team it rienced team will be pretty tages by pushmg the pace player has been arrested on beat in the bronze-medal good for us." and taking advantage o f its a charge of drunken driving. depth, which Canada coach A · campus police report Leo Rautins said no team shows defensive tackle can m atch . With Le Bron Doug · Worthington was James expected in the line· charged with two counts of up, the Americans wi II be driving under the influence even deeper. when he was arrested a few James missed the exhibi blocks from Ohio Stadium tion opener while resting ll early Saturday morning. mi ldly sprained ankle. The Buffalo, New York, Dwyane Wade stat1ed in his native who's less than two place and scored 20 points. weeks shy of his 21st binhMuch has been made of day also received two traffic the Americansl lack of intetickets. Police said he was rior depth. Howard is their going 41 mph in a 25 mph only true center, with Bosh . zone and also cited him for and Carlos Boozer acting as <!n alleged registration viobac kups, and James and lation. Carme lo Anthonv at times ,- sliding_Ujl from their narmal pu'""'J"'· to play as power orwards. U.S. players and CoNrAcrUs coaches have downplayed the issue, believing they · 1-740·¥6·2342 ext. 33 match up fine with any Fax - 1-740-446-3008 opponents. E-mail - sports@mydaiiVsentlnel.com "The only thing is, I laugh because LeBron James is 6SJlOIILll.llll! 9, 260 pounds . I don't care Eric Randolph, Sports Writer how big they are, they' re not (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bigger than that," assistant erandolph@ mydailyseAtlnel. com coach Mike D' Antoni said. Bryan Walters, Sports Writer "Carmela plays big, he is (7401446·2342. ext 33 6-8, 250. Carmela's a big bwalters@ mydailytrlbtme .com .guy and Dwight Howard APphoto obvious ly is big and Chris Larry Crum, Sports Writer U.S• Olympic basketball team heaa coach Mike Krzyzewski Bosh, so I think we're real (740) 446·2342, ext 33 lcrumOmydallyregisler.com , looks on during a training session in Macau on Tuesday. comfortable with our size." ASSOCIATED PRESS 'DAYS Local Stocks We're AoU•~.,241Jom:• a Day, 7 &' '" a Week. .. nat's What SetsBolui~- ~--JJm·c At~. ATHENS - O'Biene ss Memorial Hospital.ln Athens will offer. blood pressure Screening as well .as choles· terol and glucose screening Wednesday, Aug. 6. The free- blqod pressure screening will be open to the public from 9 a.m. until noon in the hospital' s patient entrance lobby. The cholesterol and glucose screening, which will be offered for a $5 fee, will be available at the same .)ocation by appointment onl y from 9 a.m. until noon. To make an appointment, call O' Bieness ' Commumty · Relations offi ce at (740) 566-4814. Please call as soon as poss ible because appointments are limited. Free colon-rectal cancer home .screening kits and Browns' LB takes one for team, Page B6 · • • • • · www,tdu•wt' 'era• • I· ing that the. league routinely What1on School, who coencouraged refs to ring up authored a ~tudy that said bogus fouls to manipulate white referees called fouls at results, while discouraging a greater rate again~! black them from calling technical players than against white fouls on star players. players, said · the league In the end, Amon refused needs to share all the inforDonaghy's plea to stay out mation it has. of prison · though she "Any fan who sees anyimposed a penalty that 'was thing other than transparennot as tough as the 33. cy will have questions," he months he . could have said. "I think they want to be received. Donaghy must sur- as much of an open book render to prison on Sept. 23, with fans, journalists and Case closed for him. For researchers as they can postlie NBA, the damage sibly be." lingers. Perhaps most shocking Commissioner David were Donaghy's charges Stern has made several during the highly anticipated moves to quell doubts about finals between the Boston the integrity of the NBA's Celtics and.the Los Angeles officiating, with more devel- Lakers that results were opments to come. manipulated to help ticket Former Army Gen. Ron sales and television ratings. Johnson has been hired as The allegations - consenior vice president of. ref- tained in court papers argueree . operations, Bernie ing that Donaghy deserved Ftyer and Joe Borgia were leniency for voluntarily dispromoted to new manage- closing the alleged corrupment . positions and the tion included one league reassign~ Ronnie instance claiming referees N unn, who had been the rigged a 2002 playoff series director of officials for five to force it to a revenueyears. boosting seventh game. . Still pending is a league- · Though the papers didn ' t commissioned review of name the teams involved, officiating by former federal only the Los Angeles prosecutor , Lawrence takers-Sacramento Kings Pedowitz. "! am conducting series went to seven games additional interviews and during those playoffs . The hope to obtain additional Lilkers went on to win the information from the gov- championship. ernment. My review is wellBoth Stern and the advll11ced but not complete," league's officials have said Pedowitz said Tuesday. No Donaghy made the claims to date has been set for the get a lighter sentence. repot1's release.. "We anticipate that th e Justin Wolfers, an assis- judge's sentencing decision. . ' tant professor of business . and public policy at Penn's Plea:ftl sH Corrupt. B6 . - - ----- - --- -- ------- .Address: 2416 Jefferson Avenue Point Pleasant, WV • Telephone: {304) 675-4500 . The Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office of Carrie Lockhart Dillard, MD, a family practitioner, has moved to a new location. Please note the new address·and telephone number change for personal future reference. • Dr. Dillard and her dedicated staff are currently accepting appointments at the new location. , PLEASANT VALLEY·HOSPITAL T!ee fQJf(lt,. uf Pl"dfe,rciulfak �1 LOCAL • STATE The Daily Sentinel . PageA6 ' Inside Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Bl The Daily Sentinel Local Sports Briefs, ·Page B2 Tomlin making changes, Page B6 .Transfers posted French Colony Chorus installs officers ' GALLIPOLIS - Officers for ~he French Colony Chorus were installed to serve on the Management Team for the year, including Team Manager Nan Heiskell of Cheshire, Secretary Nancy Stevens and team member Brenda Jameson of Point Pleasant, Treasurer Linda Lane and Team inember Amy Sprague of GalliixJlis. The team oversees the operation of the chorus activities and establishes committees to carry out the many functions of the group . . Director Susan Russell , of Gallipolis, is · in charge of music and visual effects. The chorus is a local chapter of Sweet Adelines International, singing four part barbershopstyle harmony without instru. mental accompaniment. The chorus is currently planning its annual show, "Under the Boardwalk." a fun . event of 50's and 60's music with a beach theme to be staged Saturday, Aug. 16 at 8. p.m. at the Ariel Ann Carson -Dater Theater on Second Avenue in Gallipolis. The show will also fealtlre a The guest chorus, Thundenones, a men's tristate barbershop group, along with quartets from both men 's and women 's chorus- ' POMEROY - M e i ~s Tri sha Grauel Semke, County Recorder Kay Htll Paul Semke, to James R. report ed the followin g Sheets, deed. Scipio. transfers in real estate: Terrie Bond, Leonard Bettv lmmell. James M. Bond, to James R. Sheets, lmmell , to State of Ohi o deed , Scipi o. Dpeartment of Helen K. Gray, deceased, Transponation , deed, Oli ve. to 'Wade Ho ll Gray, affi Kathlee n Mae Knapp, davit. Scipio. deceased, to Carl Orin Wade Gray Holt, Debra Knapp, Jr., affidavit, Olive. K. Gray, to James R. Sheets, Eber I. Pickens, Delara deed, Scipio. Theresa E. Pressley, Pickens, to Steve Mullins, deed, Lebanon . Randy L. ·. Press ley, to Juanita Will', deceased, Do nn a Ke ller, Virginia afl1davit extingui shing life Hedri ck, deed, estate, aftl davit , Chester. Sutton/Village ·of Syracuse. William Mi chael Will , . Ronald E. Williams. Daniel T. Will , Juli a A. Will, Willi am G. Evans, to Drusilla s.· Wy song, Jerry Ronald E. Williams, Joshua G. Wysong, Marce lla Will, A. Williams, deed, Chester. to Drusilla Wysong, deed , LaSaile Bank, Lehman Chester. Bro thers, to Kelley A. deed, William Mi chael Will , Swi sher. Daniel T. Will , Julia A. Will. Sutton/Village of Syracuse. Drusilla S. Wysong. Jerry Greg A. Parker to George G. Wysong, Marcella Will. E. Parker Revocable Trust, to William Mil:hael Will. memorandum of trust. deed, Chester. George E. Parker, Donna Willi am Michael Will, L. Parker. to George E. Marcella Will. D~niel T. Parker Revocable Tru st, Will , Julia A. Will, Drusilla deed , Ol ive . Home National Bank to S. Wy song. Jerry . G. Wysorig, to Daniel T. Will , Matthew C. Smith , deed , Julia A. Will, deed, Chester. Sutton/Village of Racine . . Orva Jean Holter Bond. Jack B. Peterson, Alma .John C. Bond, Harold H. Peterson , Barbara E. Holter, to State of Ohio Peterson. David 0. Department of Peterson , Linda V. Peterson, Transportation, deed, Olive. to Oxtord Oil Co .. right of Orva Jean Holter Bond, way, Rutland. Bruce D. Myers, Dorothy John c. Bond, Harold H. Holter, to State of Ohio L. Myers, to Columbus Department of Southern Power, easement, Transportation, deed, Olive. Chester. Wednesday ... Mostly Roscoe Mills to Charles Chase C. Porter to Harris, Waynita Harri s, Columbus Southern Power, sunny with isolated showers · and thunderstorms in the deed, Lebanon.· easement, Bedford. mostly · Ralph E. Parker, Charles 0. Neal, Sr., morning... Then deceased, Albert E. Parker, Carolyn S.. Neal, to cloudy with scattered showdeceased, Mary S. Parker, Columbus Southern Power. ers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the deceased, Dorothy Parker, · easement, Lebanon. deceased, affidavit extinDan Romuno, Sue upper 80s. Chalice of rain gui shing life estate, Chester. Rom uno, Franco Romuno, 40 percent. Wednesday . night... Stewart, to Federal National George · F. Mostly cloudy with a Carolyn S. Stewart; to Mortgage Corp., sheriff's chance of showers . and Linda D. Milliron , deed, deed, Scipio. Village of Middleport. Penny Runyon, Jason thunderstorms. Lows in the John R. Stout, Jr., Penny . Runyon, to James M. Smth, mid 60s. Southwest winds Stout, to John R. Stout, Sr.. Amanda Maynard. deed, around 5 mph . Chance of Helen L. Stout, deed, Olive. rain 50 percent. Columbia. Kenneth R. Well, Diana Lynn Stover, deceased; to Doris E. Well, Ernest Stover, to John R. certificate of transfer, Stout , Sr., Helen L. Stout, Orange/Bedford. deed, Columbia. Andrew Proulx, Sherry L Gary L. Wolf, Patricia Proulx, to Tony Bateman, Wolf, to Thomas W. Karr, Diana Bateman, deed , Scipio. . Diana S. Karr, deed, Olive. . Leo D. Bailey, )\aria J. Syracuse Town Graveyard, Bailey, to . Bryan Branham, Syracuse Cemetery, Syracuse Village Cemetery, Trustees of deed, Scipio. Patrick E. Williams, Syracuse Village' Cemetery, Bertha J. Williar;ns. to to Syracuse . Township Bradford William Lechler, .Trustees, deed, Sutton. · Keely Clark Lechler, deed, George E. Parker, George Bedford. " E. Parker Revocable Trust, Charles William Roberts. to Frederick W. Goebel, Marie E. Robet1s, to Marie Nadine Goebel, deed, Olive. E. Roberts, Charles W. George E. Parker, George Roberts, deed, E. Parker Revocable Trust, Sutton/Village of Racine. to Frederick W. Goebel, . Robert J. Holmes, Patricia Nadine Goebel, deed, Olive. M. Holmes, to Mohan'lad Alyssa Brown, RQben R. Sidani, deed, Scipio. Brown, Jr. , to Edward J. Amanda J. Ramage to. Zatta, Jennifer Zatta, deed, Scot C. Ramage. deed, Village of Pomeroy. Rutland. James A. Carnahan. Herbet1 Holt, deceased, to Sandra R. Carnahan, to Virginia H. · Holt, David, Four Brothers Properties, Hughes Holt, James Byrne sheriff's deed, Suuon. Holt, Timothy Chase Holt, Donald Price, Tina M. Harry Herbert Holt, affi- Price , to Donald Shultz, davit, Scipio. Kay Shultz, deed, Salem. Virginia H. Holt to James Lillian Pickens to James R. Sheets, deed, Scipio. . Lee Reed, Terry Lynn Reed, David Hughes Holt to deed, Olive. · Alan Thomas Lowery, : · James R. Sheets , deed, to Scipio. Deborah Lowery, James Byrne Holt, Debra . Beneficial· Ohio, Inc. , sherHolt, to James R. ·Sheets, iff' s deed, Village . of deed, Scipio. . . Syracuse. Timothy C. Holt, Nancy Prater to Stacey M. · Christina Holt, to James R. Everson , Jeremy D. Sheets, deed, Scipio. Everson, deed, Sutton. Patricia Grauel, deceased, Michae l J. Hill II , to to Trisha Grauel S~mke , Danny J. Terzopplous, Aleta Terrie Bond, affidavit, B. Terzopplous, .deed, · Letart. Scipio. , Wednesday, July 30, 2008 to basketball be tested by tall Turks Countdown USBY BRIAN MAHONEY ga me four years ago. on :to Kickoff , Submitted photo French Colony Chorus Director, Susan Russell , installs the officers of the chorus including, left to right, Secretal)i Nancy Stevens, Team Member Brenda Jameson, Team Manager Nan Heiskell, Treasurer Linda Lane, being assisted by chorus member Elite Alderson. Absent was Team Member Amy Sprague : · · French Colony Chorus book the chorus or quanet es. An afterglow ·party will invites all area women who for performances. For more follow with food and more barbershop music at the Elks enjoy singing to come to a information about the show hall nearby. Tickets for both rehearsal on Tuesdays at 7 or the chorus, call Bev are available from French p.m. at the Gallia Senior · Alberchinski at 740-446Colony Chorus members and . Center 1167 SR 160 in 2476 or Suzy Parker at 740will be at the Ariel box office. Gallipolis. The public can 992-5555 . Local Weather (NYSE)- 39.41 Thursday...Partly sunny AEP Ak2o (NASDAQ)- 87.50 with a chance of showers Alhllnd Inc. (NYSE) - 41.83 and thunderstorms. Highs in ·Big Loll (NYSE)- 29.70 Evano (NASDAQ) - 29.52 the mid 80s. Chance of rain Bob BorgWamor (NYSE) ~ 40.$4 40 percent. Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Thursday night...Mostly 58.74 (NASDAQ) - 4.57 clear with a ·slight chance of Champion Channing Shopa (NASDAQ) showers and thunderstorms. 5.21 Holdllltl (NASDAQ) - 45.33 Lows in the lower 60s. City Colllno (NYSE) - 48.84 Chance of rain 20 percent. DuPont (NYSE) - 43.56 Frlday...Sunny. Highs in US Bonk (NYSE) - 30.02 Gannett (NYSE) - 11.05 the upper 80s. Gonorol Etoc1rtc (NYSE) "- 28.40 Frtday night and Harley·DovtdiiGn (NYSE) - 37.88 . Saturday... Clear. Lows in JP Morgan (NYSE)- 40.75 (NY$E) - 28.27 the lower 60s. Highs in the Kroger Llmlled Branda (NYSE) -16.71 lower 90s. Norfolk Southern (NYSE) - 72.69 Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -25.50 BBT (NYSE)-" 27.85 Peoples (NASDAQ)- 18.20 Pepsico (NYSE)- 66.98 Premier (NASDAQ) - 9.80 Rockwell (NYSE)- 44.91 Rocky Boola (NASDAQ) - 5.15 Royal Dutch Sholl -71.i1 Sears Holding (NASDAQ)- 80.53 Woi·Mart (NYSE) ~ 57.45 Wendy's (NYSE) - 23J5 weaBanco (NYSE).,... 22.92 Worthington (NYSE) -17.82 Dally stock 'reporto are tho 4 p.m. ET cloalng q~otea of traneactlons lor July 29, 2008, provided by Edward Jonas financial advlaora Isaac M111aln Ga111pollsll (740) 441-9441 and L~sley Marrero In Point Pleasant at (304) 674.0174. Member SIPC. '',_ . •, 1 • • . ~ .... .'-~ ,.--~-l ~~.,,~,!.' ••J( ' ' ' • ' . ' '' Ohio 'State player charged with DUI AP photo Cincinnati Reds' Joey Votta (1 9) scores in front of Houston Astros catcher Humberto Quintero in the th ird inning of a baseba ll game Tuesday in Houston. Votta scored from third base on a Bronson Arroyo double. . · Lee's slam lifts Astros to 6-2 Win over Reds Bv CHRIS DUNCAN ASSOCIATED PRESS have won three in a ro1•. •l ld four of their last five. Bron son Arroyo , <1 ~q HOUSTON - Carlos Lee gave up both home n"'· '" d hit his 12th career grand lost for first time '" " ' slam and Brian Moehler. starts. He allowed ei ~ ht II its came within one out of a and struck out three in 6 I:3 complete game m' the innin gs, . los in~ his third Hou ston Astros' 6-2 win straight decisiOn to , the over the Cincinnati Reds on Astros. Tuesday night. Arroyo had an RBI double Moehler (6-4) allowed for the Red s, who've lost seven hits and struck out five in a ro.w and se ven of three in 8 2-3 innings, his their last nine games. longest outing of the season. Pence gave Houston a 1-0 Jeff Keppinger doubled and lead in the second itining scored in the ninth for with a triple that scored Lee. Cincinnati and after who singled . Pence has II Moehler gave up a single to R,131s in hi s last 16 games. Jay Bruce and a walk to Arroyo tied it in the third Javier Valentin. Hou ston with his first double of the manager Cecil Cooper season; followin g Votta' s brought in Wesley Wright to double to right. relieve . Tejada hit hi s lith homer Wright struck out Joey of the season in the. Houston Votto for the final out a·nd third . It was Tejada's first his first save. home run since June 19. Miguel Tejada . added a · In the Astros' fifth, Kaz solo homer and Hunter Mat sui and .Tejada singled Pence added an RBI triple and Arroyo hit Lance for the Astros, who've won Berkman with a· pitch to their last eight game s against the Reds. The Astros Pfease see Reds, 86 Corrupt ref gets 15-month sentence BY ToM HAYS. . ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK . Dtsgraced ex-NBA official Ttm Donaghy, admitted that · he'd b~ought shame on his professwn Tuesday as a federal judge sentenced htm to ~ S months behind bars for a gambling scandal that still has the league on the defenliive. . . . U.S. Distrtct Judge Carol Amon sentenced Donaghy . to prison time. plus three years of supervtsed release, · saying he'd let the sport down by .taking thousands of ~liars from a professional ~ambler. 111 exchange for . . IJ!stde lips on games Including o~es he refereed. :· "The NBA, the players and the fans relied on him to Rerform his job in an honest rnanner," . Amon . sai~. Ponaghy hstened with hts tirms folded but showed ·no emotion. :: He told the· judge \hat :Tve brought shame on m>(self, my family and the J)'Ofession.:· · . :·Def~nse . atto~ney John ~Q(O' asked Amon to give Jils.~l{year·old chent proba!iQ~~.· say'ing .th.e ex~official ~~~ II gambhng addtct who qestrored "the career he k>ved' and needed treatthent, not incarceration. Donaghy also had sought to inake .amends by revealing !~the g<J9(1, the bad and the tigly" about ·the league's officiating, the attorney added. · During the NBA finals , Donaghy said in a court til- O'Bleness offers health screenings information can be obtained on a daily basis at the hospital' s patient and visitor entrance· information desks as well as at the Castrop Center information desk. Cholesterol levels typi· cally do not change dramatically in one month so indivi du als may want to wait. two to three months before being screened again. Also, screenings do not take the place of testing. A screening will indicate whether an individual's level is below, at or above normal · ranges; however, for specific readings, an individ· ual may be directed to see a physician for further testing. The cholesterol and glucose screening measures total cholesterol , HDL and glucose levels. •.)' . Orlando's Hedo Turkoglu , Friday. ·In Shanghai. th ~ voted ihe NBA's most Americans w iII fac e im prove<.! playe r last season , MACAU - They were European cham pion Ru ssia is on . the roster but has not sure easy to spot , towering and Australia. bee n cleared to play because over everyone and wearing · Turkey didn' t qualify for of an undi sclosed reason . red jackets as they walked the Olympics, but has the The team hopes the 6- 10 fortoward the arena at thi s kind of frontcourt height the ward will be cleared in time . reson. Americans will . see once to be in unifo rm . Turkey' s tiasket,ball team they get there. Forward Ersan llyasova, is tall , and it might well pro- · Six members of Turkey 's who played fo r the vide the son of challenge the roster for the game are li sted Milwaukee Bu cks in the United States is looking for at 6-foot-9 or taller. So even 2006-07 season . is also on roster. Howe ver, as the Beijing Olympics without some of their top the Mehmet Okur of the Utah neThe teams meet Thursday, pl ayers , the Turks should Jazz is not . The 6-11 center with the Americans entering present a bigger challenge would have allowed the the difficult ponion of their . than Canada did in the Americans to work against exhibition schedule. They Ainericans'.exhibition open- ,~omething else they'll have . have three more games in the er. The U.S. won that game to be prepared for in internanext live nights, two against 120-65. tional play - big men who potential medal contenders. The American s played drift to the perimeter and are "We wanted as many much closer games against outside threats. tough games as possible and the Turks in 2004 - a pair "We don 't see it a lot , but actually the way we're of 12-point victories ·in exhi- it's a part of the game now," doing It, we have three in bitions before the Olympi cs. Bosh sai\1. "E sp~ciall y wi.th four (days). and four in six, "That's what we' re look- these international teams. it' s tougher than what ing for re~lly this whole we know that the y're going Beijing will be where you trip," forward Chris Bosh to try to stretch guys lik~ have a day off in between said. "We know ce rt <iin' Dwight (Howard) out and each ," U.S. coach Mike teams are going to chall enge really try to take them ;.,way Krzyzewski said. "So the us and we know who those from the basket, so we just better the competition, the teams ·are. But just to change have to be ready for that. " better it will be for us ." it up, just have the size COLUMBUS The U.S. believes it can The United States then against us and a more expe- negate any hei ght disadvanAuthorides say an Ohio State University football plays Lithuania, the team it rienced team will be pretty tages by pushmg the pace player has been arrested on beat in the bronze-medal good for us." and taking advantage o f its a charge of drunken driving. depth, which Canada coach A · campus police report Leo Rautins said no team shows defensive tackle can m atch . With Le Bron Doug · Worthington was James expected in the line· charged with two counts of up, the Americans wi II be driving under the influence even deeper. when he was arrested a few James missed the exhibi blocks from Ohio Stadium tion opener while resting ll early Saturday morning. mi ldly sprained ankle. The Buffalo, New York, Dwyane Wade stat1ed in his native who's less than two place and scored 20 points. weeks shy of his 21st binhMuch has been made of day also received two traffic the Americansl lack of intetickets. Police said he was rior depth. Howard is their going 41 mph in a 25 mph only true center, with Bosh . zone and also cited him for and Carlos Boozer acting as <!n alleged registration viobac kups, and James and lation. Carme lo Anthonv at times ,- sliding_Ujl from their narmal pu'""'J"'· to play as power orwards. U.S. players and CoNrAcrUs coaches have downplayed the issue, believing they · 1-740·¥6·2342 ext. 33 match up fine with any Fax - 1-740-446-3008 opponents. E-mail - sports@mydaiiVsentlnel.com "The only thing is, I laugh because LeBron James is 6SJlOIILll.llll! 9, 260 pounds . I don't care Eric Randolph, Sports Writer how big they are, they' re not (740) 446·2342. ext 33 bigger than that," assistant erandolph@ mydailyseAtlnel. com coach Mike D' Antoni said. Bryan Walters, Sports Writer "Carmela plays big, he is (7401446·2342. ext 33 6-8, 250. Carmela's a big bwalters@ mydailytrlbtme .com .guy and Dwight Howard APphoto obvious ly is big and Chris Larry Crum, Sports Writer U.S• Olympic basketball team heaa coach Mike Krzyzewski Bosh, so I think we're real (740) 446·2342, ext 33 lcrumOmydallyregisler.com , looks on during a training session in Macau on Tuesday. comfortable with our size." ASSOCIATED PRESS 'DAYS Local Stocks We're AoU•~.,241Jom:• a Day, 7 &' '" a Week. .. nat's What SetsBolui~- ~--JJm·c At~. ATHENS - O'Biene ss Memorial Hospital.ln Athens will offer. blood pressure Screening as well .as choles· terol and glucose screening Wednesday, Aug. 6. The free- blqod pressure screening will be open to the public from 9 a.m. until noon in the hospital' s patient entrance lobby. The cholesterol and glucose screening, which will be offered for a $5 fee, will be available at the same .)ocation by appointment onl y from 9 a.m. until noon. To make an appointment, call O' Bieness ' Commumty · Relations offi ce at (740) 566-4814. Please call as soon as poss ible because appointments are limited. Free colon-rectal cancer home .screening kits and Browns' LB takes one for team, Page B6 · • • • • · www,tdu•wt' 'era• • I· ing that the. league routinely What1on School, who coencouraged refs to ring up authored a ~tudy that said bogus fouls to manipulate white referees called fouls at results, while discouraging a greater rate again~! black them from calling technical players than against white fouls on star players. players, said · the league In the end, Amon refused needs to share all the inforDonaghy's plea to stay out mation it has. of prison · though she "Any fan who sees anyimposed a penalty that 'was thing other than transparennot as tough as the 33. cy will have questions," he months he . could have said. "I think they want to be received. Donaghy must sur- as much of an open book render to prison on Sept. 23, with fans, journalists and Case closed for him. For researchers as they can postlie NBA, the damage sibly be." lingers. Perhaps most shocking Commissioner David were Donaghy's charges Stern has made several during the highly anticipated moves to quell doubts about finals between the Boston the integrity of the NBA's Celtics and.the Los Angeles officiating, with more devel- Lakers that results were opments to come. manipulated to help ticket Former Army Gen. Ron sales and television ratings. Johnson has been hired as The allegations - consenior vice president of. ref- tained in court papers argueree . operations, Bernie ing that Donaghy deserved Ftyer and Joe Borgia were leniency for voluntarily dispromoted to new manage- closing the alleged corrupment . positions and the tion included one league reassign~ Ronnie instance claiming referees N unn, who had been the rigged a 2002 playoff series director of officials for five to force it to a revenueyears. boosting seventh game. . Still pending is a league- · Though the papers didn ' t commissioned review of name the teams involved, officiating by former federal only the Los Angeles prosecutor , Lawrence takers-Sacramento Kings Pedowitz. "! am conducting series went to seven games additional interviews and during those playoffs . The hope to obtain additional Lilkers went on to win the information from the gov- championship. ernment. My review is wellBoth Stern and the advll11ced but not complete," league's officials have said Pedowitz said Tuesday. No Donaghy made the claims to date has been set for the get a lighter sentence. repot1's release.. "We anticipate that th e Justin Wolfers, an assis- judge's sentencing decision. . ' tant professor of business . and public policy at Penn's Plea:ftl sH Corrupt. B6 . - - ----- - --- -- ------- .Address: 2416 Jefferson Avenue Point Pleasant, WV • Telephone: {304) 675-4500 . The Pleasant Valley Hospital Medical Office of Carrie Lockhart Dillard, MD, a family practitioner, has moved to a new location. Please note the new address·and telephone number change for personal future reference. • Dr. Dillard and her dedicated staff are currently accepting appointments at the new location. , PLEASANT VALLEY·HOSPITAL T!ee fQJf(lt,. uf Pl"dfe,rciulfak �Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, July 30, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Local Sports Briefs Middleport Fall Ball sign-ups An additional day of signups for Middleport Fall Ball for boys and girls ages 6 thru 15 will be held today from 6:30p.m . to 8:30p.m. at the Middleport ball fields . For more information, call Dave at 590-0438 or Tanya at 992-5481. MHS Athletic Boosters meeting. The Meigs Athletic Boosters will meet in the Meigs High School cafeteria Thursday, July 31, at 7 p.m. All interested in the sports program are urged to attend. come to attend. All girls who wish to participate will need a parent or guardian to fill out and sign a waiver/emerg~ncy contact form at the door. . This mini -c linic will include an introduction to basic fundamentals. fun games with chances to win prizes, and a chance to interact with the high school . players and meet the coaching staff. Each girl in . attendance will also receive a small prize. For more information. contact Juli Simpson at 9927840 or Kristen Del wilier at 416-0498. SHS Basketball !1 ·' Golf Scramble set RACINE- The Southern Basketball program will host a four-man golf scramble on Saturday, August 2, at The Big Bend Youth Riverside Golf Club 1n Football League will be Mason, W.Va. The scramble will be an holding another day of sign- 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, and ups on Saturday, August 2, the format is bring-yourfrom 10 a.m. to I p.m. own team . Only one player A mandatory meeting for with an under-! 0 handicap is all persons wishing to coach allowed per team with a total football and cheerleading is team handi cap of 40 or scheduled for today at 7 p.m. · above. · Camp begins Monday, The cost will be $60 per August 4 at 6 p.m. person ($240 per team) with All events will take place optional cash pot, skins; and at Veterans Memorial mulligan for purchase . Stadium in Middleport. For Prizes of t! rst, second, and more information. contact third place finishes will be Dave at 674-5178, Sarah at awarded. Additionally, 698-4054, Jim at 304-773- prizes for longest putt, · 5716, or Misty at 304-773- longest drive, and closest to 5230. the pin will be presented. Beverages and food will be provided. To enter, , please contact coach Jeff Caldwell at 740-949-3129. BBYFL mandatory meeting today EHS volleyball mini-cliniC Friday TI ' PPERS PLAINS -A y.. t'l h volleyball fun ni , lll/m ini-clinic for all in terc,ted girls entering grade, 5·8 in the fall will be h eld Friday, August I, at 6 p.m. in the Eastern High School gymnasium. This clinic will be free of charge, but donations will be accepted. Parents are wei- First Annual Eagle SKRoad Race TUPPERS PLAINS The First Annual 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 spon- '-Ored by the Eastern Athletic 200\1 >cason are invited to Boosters and will hcgin at ') aucnd a tryout on Sunday. Augl~>t l. from 2 to 4 p.m. a.m. The race will start ami end To he eligible. boys must not at the St. .Paul United turn 12 yea rs old before May Methodist Church and will I . 2009. be run on the surr·ou nd ing Th,· team will pract ice in street s and roads. The top the Gad ipuli> area. three ovenill mal e and For more information, female fini shers in both the contact John Sipple at 2565K roitd race and fun run 8152 or441·5161. ' will receive awards. T-shirts will be given tot he fi rst I()() . who register. Age groups will be divid- . ed into six groups: 14 years old anJ under. 15-18, 19-25. RIO GRANDE - The 26-35. 36-49. and 50 years Uniwrsity of Rio Grande old anJ older. will holds it s annual 300 Registmtion will be held Club Raffle drawing on beginning at 7:30a.m. in the Saturday August 2. The rafparking lot of the Cheaper fl e wilr'be held in the Newt Place across the rom! from Oli ver Arena with beginning Subway. ·Pre-registration fee at 6 p.m. and the drawing at is $12. mld registration the 7 p.m . day of the race is $15 . The ntflle is one of the Checks should be made niajor fundra ising events for payable to the Eastern both the men 's and women 's Athletic Boosters. and regis- basketball teams. Proceeds tration forms should be from thi s event provide .both mailed to Josh· Fogle. 203X prngrctms the opportu nit y to Campbell Street. Coolville. trctvcl and parti c ipate in Ohio, 45723 . Hiiwaii during the upcoming For question> or more 2008-0<J 'CilSOn . . information , contact Jmh The cost for" ticket to the Fogle at 7.40-667-9730. JOO Clu b raflle is $100. and . '•, the grand prize award 1s $ 10.000 . . If you il re interested m participatipg in.the 300 Club raffle contact Rio Grande TUPPERS PLAINS heiid men's basketball coach There will be a mandatury Ken French at (740) 245bHSAA meeting on 7294 or hy e-mail at Monday. August 4, at 6:.10 kfrenchCa' rio.edu You may p.m. for all Eastern High also contact Rio Grande School stud ent-athletes in head women ·s basketball grades 7- I 2. A coach David Smalley at parent/gua rdian must ;.lso (740) 245-7491 or by e-mail atlend the meeting with his at dsmalley@rio.edu. or her student-athlete. The meeting will be hCid in .the elementary school cafctori· urn. For more information. contact Pam or Scott at \IHSRIO GRANDE - Both University of Rio Grande 3329 in the EHS office. men's and women's basketball programs are sponsoring a Golf .Scramble to be held, Sunday August 3 at the Franklin Valley Golf Club in Boys interested in playing . Jackson. The shotgun start travel baseball during the is at8:30 a. m. R1o ho,ops to hold annual3()() raffie EHS mandatory OHSAA meeting Rio basketball to host golf scramble U-11 travel ball tryouts Sunday www.mydailysentlnel.c,!lm utribune - Sentinel - l\e ; 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. For reservations or more information contact Rio Grande Head Men's Basketball Coach Ken French at (740) 245-7294 or e-mail kfrench@rio .edu and head women· s basket ball coach David Smalley at (740) 245-749 1 or e-mail dsmalley@rio.edu. ' Fall sports passes available at EHS high and high school volley~ ball matches. · An adult football pass may be purchased for $25 and is good for all fall junior hicll and high school footbafl games. Athletic ticket prices f~ the 2008-09 school year for high school and junior high games will be $4 for adl\ltl; and $2 for students. · · CLASSIFIED Galli a County, 'l OH • ' In One Week With Us E-mail classified@ mydailytrit:lune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place utribune Sentinel EHS fall sports athletic packets TUPPERS PLAINS Athletic packets for the 2008 fall sports season are cuirently available at Eastern High School. Packets can l:1e picked up in the office from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. For more information, contact Pam Douthitt at • Eastern High School. ca~f;~::v... (7~~~ To44~:~~~2 Softball tourney set for August 8 Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . HOW IQ WRITE AN AD 74 •POLICIES• · Ohio Valley Publishing reserves or cancel any ad at iny time. >Errors Must B 4 family, Aug . 1st & 2nd, 1 mile south of Tuppers Plains, eported on the firs ay of publication an he Tribune-Se ntinel for n ore than the cost o he space occuple esponsible y the e;ror and onl he first insertion. W hall no1 be liable fo ny lOs's or expens hat results from th ton o.l an advertise ent. Corrections wil »-Box number a4s ar Aug. lways confidential. l & 2 . . 9·1. Friday & Saturday, · Hills Sunoco Raci ne. l Oam-?, washer & dryer, Longaberge r. ·TV's, kids stuff. y aecept any adver lsement In violatlo f 1he law. \\\01 \C I \II'\ 10, Garage sale: Aug. 1st. 341 Rutland St . Middleport, veri· ety, rain or shine GIVFAWAY Huge sale, Sam Aug. 1, end -~ [)lack & 1 Grey Tiger of Beech St. at .10 Cottage WAN'IlJJ k ld w , 1 . d kill 9 s .-onpe ens, w o . ·tndoor··htter trained. Will .. ~ellver in GalliB Col 367 · · 'Z574 "" .:I! beaut1lul gray & white kit· te[ls . very lovable. 446·7644. .Wave a msg no answer. we "Win call you back .e puppies, Half Australian ·Shepherd I Hall Blue ;Jteeler ; 1 year old Blue +teelar. 256·6998 Dr .. boo.ks. Beames, clothes. h ~m-~._m_o_•_•·---::--:--:­ Indoor yard sale Sat. Aug. 2 Scipio V.F.D. in Harrisonvill e.9a m.· 4p .m. Women 's clothes. household items etc July 31 , August 1·2, 2008, and women 's chi(dren clothes, knick-knacks. blan· kets, bedding and much more, 8·4, Graham resi· dance: 47794 SA 124 (Antiquit't) Racine, Ohio -6 week old black & brown ,)itten, very good nalured. Large garage· sale. rain or •'446·2319 ,. . Adminlstrsllve Profassianal Immediately Avaltable CPA firm is seeking a h1gh· ly-quallfied. well spoken, administrotive professional. Qua!ifica tions thaf must be met include: ProfessiOnal appearance both in dress and grooming, propef use of grammar. interm'ediate knowledge of , Microsoft Office 1nclur'1ing Excel, Word , Outlook. Above-average computer ability and typing skills. Strong ability to take initia· tive to complete tasks and prioritize and organize to·do lists. Prior experience and bookkeeping knowledge is a plus. Please send resume with salary requirements to: Chapman & Burris CPAs LLC · 64 Slate Street Gallipolis, OH 4563 1 If called for an Interview. please be prepared to take a small test on the above items and items in your :"eutered Doberman · Pincher, Housebroke, like ~kidS. other dogs 304-937· ~0300 ·.. ·-:i'(ittens of all ages. several ~Snow white. 245·5606 shop, July 31 . Aug . 1st, Aug. 2nd, children boys & girls clothing like new. pictures, water cooler, cash register. adding machine. glass picnic table, old heating stove. biiJe jeans. women's & kids clothes & lots lOts more, two 17" tires good. shape · Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 AVON! All Areasl To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spears. 304- 675· 1.429 Caregivers and CNA's need· ed in Mason County . "Sweet Miniature Doberman Bonuses and Incentives. ··,,lnsch~r mi11. 1 yr old 101bs. ABODE Health Cares o;all 740·682·7672 or 740· lots of misc. second house Services. Inc. 304·586· 645·2200 behind Laurel Cliff Church 9441 Toll free; 1·866-3277262 July 31, Aug 1St & 2nd tor 2 wks. 446·3293. Ya<d Sale· August lSl & 2nd, • 9am·4pm, 1 ~;:~;::;:::~ '=' YARI> SAt£GAI .I.II'OI.IS r:,. uro 1356 College · Syracuse YARn SALE· · Pr. l'tMSANT Lg. 4 lamily, above Chevron Adams St. 1n Mason, name brand teen girls', grandla· ther clock, microwaves, old VCR movies, new _Nascar dishes, 2 Scouer's ~ family sale. antiques. ablounger exerciser, 2r col, -tools. something fcir every· ored TV wlbuiH In VCR . Fri. · one. Fri & Sat from 8·5. 138 1st, Sat. 2nd. 9am·?, lots of ·~ut11 Morton Ad . misc .. ••t.swell~ ns 199l COMPACT 3.8. L, all p-.y. r, . moint'd, $2095.'obo.S51 .tets. COitqiACT' . · TIK. tOnd. ,.~"itt iiiWil."' e"tAnn __....,-_ . . . . m Corner of 27 Vine and Moving Sale Frl & Sat Aug B elmont . Aug . 1·2. Some t&231t 7thSt., NewHaven anti~s . misc. 9 to 5 9·4 Yamaha electric lull Key Craftsman Aotlller ~ \!il 2008 by NEA, Inc . & Tablesaw. hand tools-HYD tt oor Jack, mise ~ems . Frl, ~~ ~l 1402 Jackson P1ke. Gallipolis rP-;a_no_&_O_,d~ds:-:&;;:-::E., nd_s_-. SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Do you want high wages?· Local HofTle Health Agency Do you want to make your hiring STNA's. CNA's and own schedule? Call Taylor's PCA's. Flexible sclleduling. @ (740)446·3305 monthly bonus and coverfor an appointment. Monday· age pay opportunities. Local Thursday 10am·2pm_ We Coverage Area . Also acceptare now hiring State Tested ing appli cations for PCA Nursing Assistants. and lraining. Don't miss your LPN's & AN 's . EOE chance fo wm a gas card for new hires · (restrictiOhs Domino's Pizza Now apply) Call 740·441 · 1377 lor Looking to H1re, Drivers, In inlormatiol'l. Point Pleasant. Eleanor, - - - - : - - - - - Gallipolis, & Pomeroy APply Middleton Estates is accept· in Peraon · · ing applications lor a Temporarv Home Employment Opportunity. Supervisor.. Duties iAclude: The Meigs County Board of Proficient in Microsoft Word M e n t a t 8nd Excel and good organi· RetardationiDevelopmental zational skills. BS in Human Disabi lities is accepting Sei'vices FieliJ a plus. It you applications lor the Directof woufd like to take advantage of Educa~on. Successtut of this oppor1unity, you may applicants will possess the apply at 8204 Carla Drive. following credentials: Gallipolis, Oh1o or e'·mail a Master's Degree in Spec1al resume to : Educatio'ni AdministratiOn;lo rharrison@rescare.com. An ur years experience working Equal Opportunity Early Intervention, 1n ----cPreschool, or Sct10ol Age Special Educalion; 8xperi· MT. ' MlT·Va lley DiagnOstic ence in the MAIDD lield ·pre· Lab has an immediate open· !erred. Send Resume to: ing lor day shift. No swing Carleton School, P.O. Bo~ shift. Resume to· P.O. Box 307, Syracuse. OH 45779 33. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 August 7, '2008 . Meigs County Board ol MA/00 is Ohio Valley Home Health. en equal - opportunity Inc. hiring STNA, CNA, Home Health Aides & employer. Personal Care Aides. Full. Part Time & Per Diem posi· FEDERAL tlons available. Apply at POSTAL JOBS 1480 Jackson Pike, S17.B9-S2B.271hr.. now hir· Gallipolis or ph one 441 ing: For application anct free 1393. Competitive Wa'ges, ' governement job info. call mileage reimbursement and American Assoc. of labor 1· other t>enefits including 913·599·8226, 24/hrs. emp. health insurance . serv. - - - - - -- - PIT help' wanted FOSTER PARENTS AND counter/snackbar needed RESPITE PROVIDERS Immediately at Cliffside NEEDED, become s1ate Club. Pteasa call 740-446licensed by anendlng train · 4653 to set up an interview. lngs held on Saturdays Earn S30·S45 a day lor the ,Part time Administrative High Care of a child livirg In your Assistant needed. School Diploma or OED home. Homes are needed in your county_ Call Oasis toll required. Some Co llege tree 1·877· 325·1558 prelened. Send resul'fles to Tra1nlng will begin August in DRC 225 6th Strett Point Pleasant. WV 25550 Albany. Slaffing -Em_p:_l:. oy:_e_' ____.,_•u_m_e_.___ · shine. 3202 Syracuse yellow An Excellent way to earn Vard Sa le Aug 1st. 2nd. B·?. E. Main. Pomeroy. ',F.mmd: (F) Beagle mht w/ Glassware, jewelry, dolls, •red collar. found on Bulaville toys, Dikes,. tapes , d1shes. ;!?ike, She has been in my bed linens, lurmture. M1sc. 304-675-1333 . 740·992·2155 ww.w.mydailyregister.com www 1-}o www .comics.com to good hosne, 2yr house on left above pizza money. The New Avon . ' '1165 SA 588 Gallipolis . ;rhur·Sat from 6·3. house,· hold Items, home decor. ·-Cioth1ng and boo,ks 740-446-2342 . www.mydailytribune.com Mt<a:U.A~EOUS 10 HO\t•:' lUll SALI: IHCli lnjOCiaion Cuatomer Service I Fundratslng Time Wa rner CaDle· Cus!omer Service Interim Health care S.E . Ohio 1 year experienced home health aides needeCI lor Athens and Meigs We Offer: County area. apply online@ -:- $8.50 I hoiJr FT wwwintrimhealthcare.com or .;. Paid Training -> Healttl Benefits & On·s~e Human Resource Dept., 1017 P1ke Street, Marietta. Doctor Oh 45750 01 (740)373·3800 Conserve 2nd Amendment RightS· Fulidrasing Call to schedule an interview 1·888-IMC.PAYU Exl. 2301 htlp:/ljobs.infoelslon.com Immediate Op.ening: Bartender. expenence pre· !erred but not reqUired . Send resumes to: Attn : M1ke. P.O Box 303, Gallipolis . OH L...------'--' 45631 Koi Goldfish. reduced pnce on pond plants. Also , get your Koi ponds tested . 446· 1578 or 645-1361 3BA. 1 112 bafll. finished basement. 1 car gar. nice neigt1borhood . asking $70.000 call for appt. 740· 645·1796 Pet Cremations. Catl 740· Bi·level brickJcedar, on .98 446-3745 ac res. Rutland . on. private . ~ setting, eat·in ~itchen. 3 br.. - - - - - - 1. ToDo 2. full baths. lg. livingroom. Satellite lnstallers-ae come lg family room .. out of flood part of our installation team D&A Lawn Care. mow· plain. {740)742·2404 or 740· for Dish Network_FfT. bene- ing. Weed eahng. ne dge 949·2930 rits. training . co truck and tr immmg, Spring & Fall work are supplied. Strong Cleanup. Day 740-853- 1702 work ethic . positive anitude, or ~ight 740·379·2599 . willingness to learn is required Must pass driving . Decks. room additions. star· background check & drug age buildings , garages, test. No Felon1es. Call BOO· flooring. siding. windoWs . All real eatate adwertlling B93·1991, Option 8, M·F rooting , all types new con· In this newspaper 11 8 :30-5PM. struction. small e•cavating. sutMect to the Federal demolition, etc. No job to big Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to Super 8 now hiring lor both or small , we can do it all advertise " eny part time and lull time front Over 15 years experience preference. limitation or desk. Evening and weekend Low pricmg. high quality discrimination based on Free shltts . are required . workmanship, race, color, religion. sex Call Mall Reliability i,Jnd strong cus· Estimates! familial statui or national Durham @ (740)992·3437 tamer. service skiHs are a origin, or an~ Intention to must. Apply in person. no or 740-444-1 308 make any such hooe calls please 190 CHII J>'EIJlF.RlX praferem:e. limitation or discrimination." CAR[ w.. ,ao. 1 .Gr. I \11'1 0\ \II \I ,\ I IH II I \ I.A~T ANI> FOUNI> totnt ~leasant legister ·The Daily Sentinel ResCar"e Home Care 1s acce pting applicaliOns lor Support Ass oci ates, CNA & STNA .MR /DD ewp prefe rred. Apply at 8204 Car la Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon · Fri, 8·4 Ema11 resume to : rharrison@ resca re .c,om. Cratt Fair Open1ngs avail· able. Deadline 8/29 , at Lighthouse Assembly of God. Craft Fair Date !S 9/13 446·9281, leave messa e. 35 Basement Sale 124 W End of Rutland Aug . 1 & 2.Hull & McCoy pottery. antiques, priced to sell >We will not knowing ~" 170 110 Ft.E-1 M ,IRKn Middleport (in ·back drive· .pkg. 24Hr. 801·428·4649 way) please no earlybirds ccepts only hal anted ads meetin OE standards. YARIJ SAl£ aeeepta only help wanted ada meeting EOE 1tandards. We will not knowing ly accept any advartialng In violation of the law. Will not be reaponslb!e for •nr errora In en ad taken over the phona. 100 Wo'RKERS NEEDED Aug. 1st 10·6. Aug2nd 10·3. Assemble · crafts. wood 110 rain d<ites next Fr1 & Sat items.To $48Qiwk Materials same Hmes, 168 Walnut, provided. Free .information newspape ·. r-.ard f.!ii4 HI:IJ' WANTED Aug . 1st & 2nd. 108 Pearl St . Middleport. also a 20 year doll collection . 9-3 air Housing Act o 1968. '"Eree Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfledads (.~ 1m Borders $3 .00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small $1.00 for Iorge POLICIES: Ohio Valley Publlahing re..rvee the right to edil, r~rject , or cancliilany ad at lfiY time. Errors mutt 12.- reported on'the lira! da~ of pub llcallon and lhe TrlbUne-SenUrtei-Regleler will be r11ponalble tor no mort than the coat ollh• apact occupied by the error and only the tint Insertion. Wt ahell not be liable lor any lose or ••penaethat reautltlrom lhe ·publicalion or omiaslon olen advertisement. Comn;:tion will ,be made in the first available edition . • Bo1 number ada arB alwaye eonlidentlal. • Current rate eard appllel. • All real ea llll!l advertiumenll ara aubjaet to the Federal Fair Hou1lng Act o1 196B. • Thla newapaptr KIT & CARLYLE Aucno~ ANil • Riverv iew Drive, Middleport. coats, collectibles & misc. items. All Real Estat dverUsements ar ubject to the Federa REACH 3 COUNTIES • All ads must be prepaid' Junk ca rs paying $50·$300. 6th St. & College Ad .. If no answer, leave a mas· Syracuse, 7/31·8/1, double sag~. 740 -3BB -0011 stroller, landscape lights. Longaberger. bedding, misc. Want to buy Junk Cars. call 740·388·0884 in the firs vallable edition. • All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. Thursday for Sundays Pap•,. 8/1 all day, Sat 812 8-noon, Buving junk cars, $250 cash girls 0·2T. bedding, toys, lodull car, (740)4 16·1594 adult, mise ~ ublication or omis e mad$ Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m . Monday- Friday for Insertion In. Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Co lumn : 1:00 p.m. Friday For Sundays Paper rabbit cages. Beanie Babies. ·--•liiUii.iiBiiiUY---' furniture, baskets, bears, : ' clothes, glassware & much Absolute Top Dollar · silmore ver/ gold . coins. any 10K/14KI18K gold jewelry. 4 t... mily, computer. clothing, dental gold, pre 1935 US toys, misc. items. Circles currency, proof/mini sets, 34684 Bashao Ad., Aug . 1· diamonds. MTS Coin. Shop, 2. 9am·6prn,(740)949·2649 151 2nd Avenue. Gallipolis. 48350 Eagl.e A1dge Rd .. Fri. 446·2842 will egister Display Ads kitncarlyle@comcast .net 3 family yard sale Tyree Boulibard., Racine , kitchen items. clothing & misc .. 9·5. Aug. 1 & 2 the right to edit, reject GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Word Ads . • Ads Should Run 7 Days , !'( l~ti:ROY/Mtolll .E pplles. ~~e ~allipolis iatlp lrtbune 5 Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phcne Number And Address When Needed YIR!l SAI.E· i\egi~ter (7!~~ Togg~:~~ ~6 (304) 675-1333 675-5234 • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Successful Ads Should Include These Items ,. To Help Get Response ... Cmrent. rate car REACH OVER 17,()00 HOUSEHOI-'DS! Websites: www.mydailylribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com OearltirM TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School season sports passes for the 200809 fall season are currently on sale. Passes can be pur-· CHESTER - A Days of chased in the main ofllce at Glory Co-Ed Softball EHS between 8 a.m. and Tournament has been set for 3:30p.m. Aug. 8 through 10 at the To purchase any of the Chester Ball Fields with all available non-student pass- proceeds to benefit · rhe es, you· must be a resident of Chester Ball Association and Eastern Local School the Angela Eason Memorial District. fields. · An adult pass for the '08 The charge is $100 a team fall spot1s season may be plus two 12-inch 44 core purchased for $50. The pass balls. This is slow pitch, fivi: is good for junior high and male aild live female on the high school volleyball and field at all times, men bat football games. opposite hands, ages 21 and A student pass may be pur- older, and slow pitch bats chased by . Eastern students only with double elimin~­ for $25 for the '08 junior tion, one hour games. high and high school yolleySpace is limited to 12 ball and football seasons. teams. For more information A senior pass may be pur- call Angie Edwards at 740chased for the '08 fall sports · 416-6956 or Mandie. season for $10. You must Grueser at 740-416-0900. : have a Golden Buckeye On Aug. 9 there will be a Card to purchase this pass. hog roast dinner ·at $6 pe.r The ·pass is good for junior person, a home run derby at high and high schOQI volley- $5 per person with 50 perball and footliall games. cent of the proceeds g0 ing An adult volleyball pass for tirst, second and third may be purchased for· $30 place prizes, and a variety af and is good for all fall junior door prizes. Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point PleasantReg~ter or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! i~ter Lady 10 live tn, no smoking or drinking.Own transporta· tion .OeSHe free room & bel. in exchange for house keep· ing.Call 740·992·2460 Teacher's Assistant Positions at E,!!panded Childcare Facility. 40 hours/wk M·F Daytime Hours $7.20/hr. L1mited benefits. Send resume to .Position Opening· E-arly Education Stat1on 8t7 TASC of Sou theast Ohio 30th Street. Pt. Pleasant. (TSO) is seeking a contract 25550 Clinical Supervisor to oversee Clinicians who work wi tl'l sub stance .abuse relates Wastewater Treatment Plant Supe rint en de nt!opera tor ollenders. Syracuse Racine Qualifications include but Th e are not limited to: Scope of Regional Sewer District 1n wv practice requirements , se t forth bv State andlor Professional Licensmg Boards, must De maintained at all times. Master Degree in Education or related field preferred. !(\dependent licensure (LICDC , LPCC, USW. , etc) required . Knowledge of ODADAS and ODMH standards. Minimum of live yea rs supervisory experience in chemical dependency treatment. soc1al work or related setting reqi.Jired. Please submit resume and cover letter via ma1l to : Stephen K. Thomas. PO So~ 88, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or fax to 740·441 e-mail to 2970 , or fiscal @ovbh.org. Deadline for submission us August 5, 2008. TSO is an Equal Opportunify Employer tha t oUers ell: cellent competitive salaries and benefits. POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr. includes fed Ben, OT. Placed by adSource, not USPS wh,o hires. 1·866·403·2592 Racine. Ohio is in 1mmediate need of a qualified individual 10 till the position of Supennten dent at its 0.275 MGD. Class II facility. ThiS would be a working position requiring installation ol taps. laboratory testing, mainte· naf'lce of system end working with Board of Trustees on expansion projects. ·-------,.1 ABODE Health Care Services, Inc. Now accepting new Aged ami D1sabled Med1caid Waiver Cl1ents in Mason County. Transfers accepted. 304-586-9441 or toll free: 1·866·327·7262 11\\\t 1\1 10 BUSINE$ OI~'ORWNm' •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommends that you do ·business with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investigated the :;oH;•:n:ng:.:;;::===~ r MONEY Minimum Requirements: Current Ohio EPA Class II 1U LoA.~'\~ Wastewater Certification --and experience in operating and maintaining wastewater **NOTICt:«« ueatment plants. Starting salary IS negotiable depend· ing on certilication level and Borrow Smar1. Contact the Ohio Division of expertence Please send Institution 's resume and work·related Fmancial Office of Consumer references to Syracuse Ra c1ne Regional Sewer Affairs BEFORE you refi· District CIO Superintendent nance you r home obtain e loan. BEWARE openmg. P.O. Box 201 of requests lor any large Aac1ne , Ohio 45771 by advance payments ol August 4. 2008. EOEIDrug· fees or insurance. Call the free workplace .' Office of Consumer Affairs toll lree at 1·866· 27B-0003 to learn if ltle broker I'T)Ortgage O< ;s properly lender licensed. (This is a public service annovncement from the OhiO Valley Publishing Company) "' fl'"l 8346 Coundl lor lndepenOenl COlleges lnd Setlools 12748 Downtown Gall1poils, lot sale on land contract. prop· ertv organized Into 3 apts. or 2 apts & office 1n front. sepa· rate utility meters. $90.000 will finanee to ql!alilied buyer with 10% down. 740·7t0- 0007 Foreclosure 4br, 2ba. only $29.900! Priced to Sell! For Listings 800·620·4946 ex T462 PRICE REDUCED $69,900 2712 Lincoln Ave. 3br. 1ba. with detached garage, motivated seller, 304·675· 6757. 304-610·13 13 or Assist 2 Sale 304· 755-2980 Reduced Price. 4 bedroom . 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 New Crew Rd .. Pomeroy. lg . pole building & out building on 6 acres Wfpond. [8 16)668·0759 ' Small Middleport house on 2nd St for sale on land con· tract , as is co ndition . $17,500, must have 10% down . 740·710·0007 Very nice 4br. 2 ba home on 1<1neon Dr in Gallipolis. Nice Ouila neighborhood on dead end slreet. Large 2 car garage and linis~ed basement. 740·256· 11 09 MOBU£ HoME'> FUR SALE PRorn><;JO~AI. Regional Dump and SEII\1CES Pneumatic Tanker Drivers R&J Trucking Company in TURNED DOWN ON Marietta, OH is searching for SOCIAL SECURITY ISSl? qualified COL-A drivers for No Fee Unless We Winl regional dump ahd pneu· l-688· 582·3345 mat1c tanker positions. Qualified appliCants must be at least 23yrs, have a mini· HOMES mum of 1 years of safe com· IURSALI: mercial drivlnQ experience in a truck, Hazt·.-1at certification , clean MVA and good stabill· 2·3Bedroom house on 3 Wanted : Full-time position ty. We offer competitive ben· acres, large garage, • 2 MH ava ilable to assisl if'1d1vidu· elits plus 4o'1(k ) and vaca· spaces for e•tra income in als with mental retardation tion pay. Contact Kent at Centenary. fti7 .500. 446· at a group home 1n Bidwell : · 800-462·9365 to apply Of go 9966 3·11 p Sun: 3:30·1t p to www. r~rud-:lng.com EOE · MrruiW!Th. High school 3 bed, HUD Homesl only diploma/GEO. valid driver's Registered Nurse (AN) for $10,0001 lor lisllngs BOO· license and three years temporary wrk In a 114 620·4946 ex RO 19 good driving experience B&d Long Term Care Fadiity. required. $7.75/hr. Excellent Salary is commensurate -:;:r--~-----, 3 bedrooos, 2 baths. House benefit package 1ncludtng with experiance . rl§) Sl:HOOI.S on 314 acre in Hartford. health/dental insurance lind Applications m~ be p1dl.etl L~ 'RUC11UN maple kitchen cabinets . new 1 leave lime benefits. Pre - up at Lakin Hospital. ·--iiiioiiiiliiiiiii_..l siding & shutters. 'detached Monday through Friday, 8 employment 01ug Testing . garage. plu s 2 storage Send resume to: Buckeye am to 4pm . Lakin Hospital is G8lllpolls C•rHr College bldgs. Asking $58.000 OBO (Careers Close To Home) call 304-593·6325 alter 5pm Community ServiCes, PO an EEOIAA Employer Call Todeyl 740.446·4367. Box 604 , Jackson. OH t-800·2t4·0452 Brand new, Never lived 1n Underground 45640 Of ematl to: bcycc· WV 80hr \loW..' 911111001i$CII.!MroolegflldU' 2br. 2 bath wf whirlpool tubs, Miner Class. starting soon. serv@yahoo.com . Dea~thne ~ ccred •le6 I.AI!rnber A ~cr edlhng large LA on 3 acres mil lor applicants: 8/4108. Equal Whii ·Co·Tra ining 304 -372· Local DME Company 'seek· ing Per D1em Respiratory TherapiSt for C·Pap/Bi·Pap set up. 11 interested lax resume to 740·441·1648 Opportumty Employer. . This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements lor real estate whleh is in vlotetlon of the law. Our readera are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In this newapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases. sao.ooo. 74()..46·7029 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 Bed 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath . 1999 Fortune 3 Bed 2 Battt Daytime 740·388-0000 or 7-40-388·8513. Evening 740· 388·8017 or 740-245·9213 Brand new 3bed 2bath on • + • half acre In Pl. Pleasant. OWNEFi FINANCE AVA IL· ABLE . 740·446·3570 Federal Funds JUS! released lor Land Owners. No closIng cost and ZERO DOWN! Will do land lmproveinents. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit OK 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms available. 740- 446·3384 New 3 Bedroom homes from $214 36 per month, Includes many upgrades, cWive'ly & set-up. (740)385·2434 r Lms& Al1tt:AGE I 2 . 26 acres,\ Gallipolis Ferry area , very privata , nice .home sile overlooking river. • _ . , 526 000 740 709 1166 �Wednesday, July 30, 2008 Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, July 30, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Local Sports Briefs Middleport Fall Ball sign-ups An additional day of signups for Middleport Fall Ball for boys and girls ages 6 thru 15 will be held today from 6:30p.m . to 8:30p.m. at the Middleport ball fields . For more information, call Dave at 590-0438 or Tanya at 992-5481. MHS Athletic Boosters meeting. The Meigs Athletic Boosters will meet in the Meigs High School cafeteria Thursday, July 31, at 7 p.m. All interested in the sports program are urged to attend. come to attend. All girls who wish to participate will need a parent or guardian to fill out and sign a waiver/emerg~ncy contact form at the door. . This mini -c linic will include an introduction to basic fundamentals. fun games with chances to win prizes, and a chance to interact with the high school . players and meet the coaching staff. Each girl in . attendance will also receive a small prize. For more information. contact Juli Simpson at 9927840 or Kristen Del wilier at 416-0498. SHS Basketball !1 ·' Golf Scramble set RACINE- The Southern Basketball program will host a four-man golf scramble on Saturday, August 2, at The Big Bend Youth Riverside Golf Club 1n Football League will be Mason, W.Va. The scramble will be an holding another day of sign- 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, and ups on Saturday, August 2, the format is bring-yourfrom 10 a.m. to I p.m. own team . Only one player A mandatory meeting for with an under-! 0 handicap is all persons wishing to coach allowed per team with a total football and cheerleading is team handi cap of 40 or scheduled for today at 7 p.m. · above. · Camp begins Monday, The cost will be $60 per August 4 at 6 p.m. person ($240 per team) with All events will take place optional cash pot, skins; and at Veterans Memorial mulligan for purchase . Stadium in Middleport. For Prizes of t! rst, second, and more information. contact third place finishes will be Dave at 674-5178, Sarah at awarded. Additionally, 698-4054, Jim at 304-773- prizes for longest putt, · 5716, or Misty at 304-773- longest drive, and closest to 5230. the pin will be presented. Beverages and food will be provided. To enter, , please contact coach Jeff Caldwell at 740-949-3129. BBYFL mandatory meeting today EHS volleyball mini-cliniC Friday TI ' PPERS PLAINS -A y.. t'l h volleyball fun ni , lll/m ini-clinic for all in terc,ted girls entering grade, 5·8 in the fall will be h eld Friday, August I, at 6 p.m. in the Eastern High School gymnasium. This clinic will be free of charge, but donations will be accepted. Parents are wei- First Annual Eagle SKRoad Race TUPPERS PLAINS The First Annual 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 spon- '-Ored by the Eastern Athletic 200\1 >cason are invited to Boosters and will hcgin at ') aucnd a tryout on Sunday. Augl~>t l. from 2 to 4 p.m. a.m. The race will start ami end To he eligible. boys must not at the St. .Paul United turn 12 yea rs old before May Methodist Church and will I . 2009. be run on the surr·ou nd ing Th,· team will pract ice in street s and roads. The top the Gad ipuli> area. three ovenill mal e and For more information, female fini shers in both the contact John Sipple at 2565K roitd race and fun run 8152 or441·5161. ' will receive awards. T-shirts will be given tot he fi rst I()() . who register. Age groups will be divid- . ed into six groups: 14 years old anJ under. 15-18, 19-25. RIO GRANDE - The 26-35. 36-49. and 50 years Uniwrsity of Rio Grande old anJ older. will holds it s annual 300 Registmtion will be held Club Raffle drawing on beginning at 7:30a.m. in the Saturday August 2. The rafparking lot of the Cheaper fl e wilr'be held in the Newt Place across the rom! from Oli ver Arena with beginning Subway. ·Pre-registration fee at 6 p.m. and the drawing at is $12. mld registration the 7 p.m . day of the race is $15 . The ntflle is one of the Checks should be made niajor fundra ising events for payable to the Eastern both the men 's and women 's Athletic Boosters. and regis- basketball teams. Proceeds tration forms should be from thi s event provide .both mailed to Josh· Fogle. 203X prngrctms the opportu nit y to Campbell Street. Coolville. trctvcl and parti c ipate in Ohio, 45723 . Hiiwaii during the upcoming For question> or more 2008-0<J 'CilSOn . . information , contact Jmh The cost for" ticket to the Fogle at 7.40-667-9730. JOO Clu b raflle is $100. and . '•, the grand prize award 1s $ 10.000 . . If you il re interested m participatipg in.the 300 Club raffle contact Rio Grande TUPPERS PLAINS heiid men's basketball coach There will be a mandatury Ken French at (740) 245bHSAA meeting on 7294 or hy e-mail at Monday. August 4, at 6:.10 kfrenchCa' rio.edu You may p.m. for all Eastern High also contact Rio Grande School stud ent-athletes in head women ·s basketball grades 7- I 2. A coach David Smalley at parent/gua rdian must ;.lso (740) 245-7491 or by e-mail atlend the meeting with his at dsmalley@rio.edu. or her student-athlete. The meeting will be hCid in .the elementary school cafctori· urn. For more information. contact Pam or Scott at \IHSRIO GRANDE - Both University of Rio Grande 3329 in the EHS office. men's and women's basketball programs are sponsoring a Golf .Scramble to be held, Sunday August 3 at the Franklin Valley Golf Club in Boys interested in playing . Jackson. The shotgun start travel baseball during the is at8:30 a. m. R1o ho,ops to hold annual3()() raffie EHS mandatory OHSAA meeting Rio basketball to host golf scramble U-11 travel ball tryouts Sunday www.mydailysentlnel.c,!lm utribune - Sentinel - l\e ; 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. For reservations or more information contact Rio Grande Head Men's Basketball Coach Ken French at (740) 245-7294 or e-mail kfrench@rio .edu and head women· s basket ball coach David Smalley at (740) 245-749 1 or e-mail dsmalley@rio.edu. ' Fall sports passes available at EHS high and high school volley~ ball matches. · An adult football pass may be purchased for $25 and is good for all fall junior hicll and high school footbafl games. Athletic ticket prices f~ the 2008-09 school year for high school and junior high games will be $4 for adl\ltl; and $2 for students. · · CLASSIFIED Galli a County, 'l OH • ' In One Week With Us E-mail classified@ mydailytrit:lune.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place utribune Sentinel EHS fall sports athletic packets TUPPERS PLAINS Athletic packets for the 2008 fall sports season are cuirently available at Eastern High School. Packets can l:1e picked up in the office from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. For more information, contact Pam Douthitt at • Eastern High School. ca~f;~::v... (7~~~ To44~:~~~2 Softball tourney set for August 8 Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . HOW IQ WRITE AN AD 74 •POLICIES• · Ohio Valley Publishing reserves or cancel any ad at iny time. >Errors Must B 4 family, Aug . 1st & 2nd, 1 mile south of Tuppers Plains, eported on the firs ay of publication an he Tribune-Se ntinel for n ore than the cost o he space occuple esponsible y the e;ror and onl he first insertion. W hall no1 be liable fo ny lOs's or expens hat results from th ton o.l an advertise ent. Corrections wil »-Box number a4s ar Aug. lways confidential. l & 2 . . 9·1. Friday & Saturday, · Hills Sunoco Raci ne. l Oam-?, washer & dryer, Longaberge r. ·TV's, kids stuff. y aecept any adver lsement In violatlo f 1he law. \\\01 \C I \II'\ 10, Garage sale: Aug. 1st. 341 Rutland St . Middleport, veri· ety, rain or shine GIVFAWAY Huge sale, Sam Aug. 1, end -~ [)lack & 1 Grey Tiger of Beech St. at .10 Cottage WAN'IlJJ k ld w , 1 . d kill 9 s .-onpe ens, w o . ·tndoor··htter trained. Will .. ~ellver in GalliB Col 367 · · 'Z574 "" .:I! beaut1lul gray & white kit· te[ls . very lovable. 446·7644. .Wave a msg no answer. we "Win call you back .e puppies, Half Australian ·Shepherd I Hall Blue ;Jteeler ; 1 year old Blue +teelar. 256·6998 Dr .. boo.ks. Beames, clothes. h ~m-~._m_o_•_•·---::--:--:­ Indoor yard sale Sat. Aug. 2 Scipio V.F.D. in Harrisonvill e.9a m.· 4p .m. Women 's clothes. household items etc July 31 , August 1·2, 2008, and women 's chi(dren clothes, knick-knacks. blan· kets, bedding and much more, 8·4, Graham resi· dance: 47794 SA 124 (Antiquit't) Racine, Ohio -6 week old black & brown ,)itten, very good nalured. Large garage· sale. rain or •'446·2319 ,. . Adminlstrsllve Profassianal Immediately Avaltable CPA firm is seeking a h1gh· ly-quallfied. well spoken, administrotive professional. Qua!ifica tions thaf must be met include: ProfessiOnal appearance both in dress and grooming, propef use of grammar. interm'ediate knowledge of , Microsoft Office 1nclur'1ing Excel, Word , Outlook. Above-average computer ability and typing skills. Strong ability to take initia· tive to complete tasks and prioritize and organize to·do lists. Prior experience and bookkeeping knowledge is a plus. Please send resume with salary requirements to: Chapman & Burris CPAs LLC · 64 Slate Street Gallipolis, OH 4563 1 If called for an Interview. please be prepared to take a small test on the above items and items in your :"eutered Doberman · Pincher, Housebroke, like ~kidS. other dogs 304-937· ~0300 ·.. ·-:i'(ittens of all ages. several ~Snow white. 245·5606 shop, July 31 . Aug . 1st, Aug. 2nd, children boys & girls clothing like new. pictures, water cooler, cash register. adding machine. glass picnic table, old heating stove. biiJe jeans. women's & kids clothes & lots lOts more, two 17" tires good. shape · Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 AVON! All Areasl To Buy or Sell. Shirley Spears. 304- 675· 1.429 Caregivers and CNA's need· ed in Mason County . "Sweet Miniature Doberman Bonuses and Incentives. ··,,lnsch~r mi11. 1 yr old 101bs. ABODE Health Cares o;all 740·682·7672 or 740· lots of misc. second house Services. Inc. 304·586· 645·2200 behind Laurel Cliff Church 9441 Toll free; 1·866-3277262 July 31, Aug 1St & 2nd tor 2 wks. 446·3293. Ya<d Sale· August lSl & 2nd, • 9am·4pm, 1 ~;:~;::;:::~ '=' YARI> SAt£GAI .I.II'OI.IS r:,. uro 1356 College · Syracuse YARn SALE· · Pr. l'tMSANT Lg. 4 lamily, above Chevron Adams St. 1n Mason, name brand teen girls', grandla· ther clock, microwaves, old VCR movies, new _Nascar dishes, 2 Scouer's ~ family sale. antiques. ablounger exerciser, 2r col, -tools. something fcir every· ored TV wlbuiH In VCR . Fri. · one. Fri & Sat from 8·5. 138 1st, Sat. 2nd. 9am·?, lots of ·~ut11 Morton Ad . misc .. ••t.swell~ ns 199l COMPACT 3.8. L, all p-.y. r, . moint'd, $2095.'obo.S51 .tets. COitqiACT' . · TIK. tOnd. ,.~"itt iiiWil."' e"tAnn __....,-_ . . . . m Corner of 27 Vine and Moving Sale Frl & Sat Aug B elmont . Aug . 1·2. Some t&231t 7thSt., NewHaven anti~s . misc. 9 to 5 9·4 Yamaha electric lull Key Craftsman Aotlller ~ \!il 2008 by NEA, Inc . & Tablesaw. hand tools-HYD tt oor Jack, mise ~ems . Frl, ~~ ~l 1402 Jackson P1ke. Gallipolis rP-;a_no_&_O_,d~ds:-:&;;:-::E., nd_s_-. SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Do you want high wages?· Local HofTle Health Agency Do you want to make your hiring STNA's. CNA's and own schedule? Call Taylor's PCA's. Flexible sclleduling. @ (740)446·3305 monthly bonus and coverfor an appointment. Monday· age pay opportunities. Local Thursday 10am·2pm_ We Coverage Area . Also acceptare now hiring State Tested ing appli cations for PCA Nursing Assistants. and lraining. Don't miss your LPN's & AN 's . EOE chance fo wm a gas card for new hires · (restrictiOhs Domino's Pizza Now apply) Call 740·441 · 1377 lor Looking to H1re, Drivers, In inlormatiol'l. Point Pleasant. Eleanor, - - - - : - - - - - Gallipolis, & Pomeroy APply Middleton Estates is accept· in Peraon · · ing applications lor a Temporarv Home Employment Opportunity. Supervisor.. Duties iAclude: The Meigs County Board of Proficient in Microsoft Word M e n t a t 8nd Excel and good organi· RetardationiDevelopmental zational skills. BS in Human Disabi lities is accepting Sei'vices FieliJ a plus. It you applications lor the Directof woufd like to take advantage of Educa~on. Successtut of this oppor1unity, you may applicants will possess the apply at 8204 Carla Drive. following credentials: Gallipolis, Oh1o or e'·mail a Master's Degree in Spec1al resume to : Educatio'ni AdministratiOn;lo rharrison@rescare.com. An ur years experience working Equal Opportunity Early Intervention, 1n ----cPreschool, or Sct10ol Age Special Educalion; 8xperi· MT. ' MlT·Va lley DiagnOstic ence in the MAIDD lield ·pre· Lab has an immediate open· !erred. Send Resume to: ing lor day shift. No swing Carleton School, P.O. Bo~ shift. Resume to· P.O. Box 307, Syracuse. OH 45779 33. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 August 7, '2008 . Meigs County Board ol MA/00 is Ohio Valley Home Health. en equal - opportunity Inc. hiring STNA, CNA, Home Health Aides & employer. Personal Care Aides. Full. Part Time & Per Diem posi· FEDERAL tlons available. Apply at POSTAL JOBS 1480 Jackson Pike, S17.B9-S2B.271hr.. now hir· Gallipolis or ph one 441 ing: For application anct free 1393. Competitive Wa'ges, ' governement job info. call mileage reimbursement and American Assoc. of labor 1· other t>enefits including 913·599·8226, 24/hrs. emp. health insurance . serv. - - - - - -- - PIT help' wanted FOSTER PARENTS AND counter/snackbar needed RESPITE PROVIDERS Immediately at Cliffside NEEDED, become s1ate Club. Pteasa call 740-446licensed by anendlng train · 4653 to set up an interview. lngs held on Saturdays Earn S30·S45 a day lor the ,Part time Administrative High Care of a child livirg In your Assistant needed. School Diploma or OED home. Homes are needed in your county_ Call Oasis toll required. Some Co llege tree 1·877· 325·1558 prelened. Send resul'fles to Tra1nlng will begin August in DRC 225 6th Strett Point Pleasant. WV 25550 Albany. Slaffing -Em_p:_l:. oy:_e_' ____.,_•u_m_e_.___ · shine. 3202 Syracuse yellow An Excellent way to earn Vard Sa le Aug 1st. 2nd. B·?. E. Main. Pomeroy. ',F.mmd: (F) Beagle mht w/ Glassware, jewelry, dolls, •red collar. found on Bulaville toys, Dikes,. tapes , d1shes. ;!?ike, She has been in my bed linens, lurmture. M1sc. 304-675-1333 . 740·992·2155 ww.w.mydailyregister.com www 1-}o www .comics.com to good hosne, 2yr house on left above pizza money. The New Avon . ' '1165 SA 588 Gallipolis . ;rhur·Sat from 6·3. house,· hold Items, home decor. ·-Cioth1ng and boo,ks 740-446-2342 . www.mydailytribune.com Mt<a:U.A~EOUS 10 HO\t•:' lUll SALI: IHCli lnjOCiaion Cuatomer Service I Fundratslng Time Wa rner CaDle· Cus!omer Service Interim Health care S.E . Ohio 1 year experienced home health aides needeCI lor Athens and Meigs We Offer: County area. apply online@ -:- $8.50 I hoiJr FT wwwintrimhealthcare.com or .;. Paid Training -> Healttl Benefits & On·s~e Human Resource Dept., 1017 P1ke Street, Marietta. Doctor Oh 45750 01 (740)373·3800 Conserve 2nd Amendment RightS· Fulidrasing Call to schedule an interview 1·888-IMC.PAYU Exl. 2301 htlp:/ljobs.infoelslon.com Immediate Op.ening: Bartender. expenence pre· !erred but not reqUired . Send resumes to: Attn : M1ke. P.O Box 303, Gallipolis . OH L...------'--' 45631 Koi Goldfish. reduced pnce on pond plants. Also , get your Koi ponds tested . 446· 1578 or 645-1361 3BA. 1 112 bafll. finished basement. 1 car gar. nice neigt1borhood . asking $70.000 call for appt. 740· 645·1796 Pet Cremations. Catl 740· Bi·level brickJcedar, on .98 446-3745 ac res. Rutland . on. private . ~ setting, eat·in ~itchen. 3 br.. - - - - - - 1. ToDo 2. full baths. lg. livingroom. Satellite lnstallers-ae come lg family room .. out of flood part of our installation team D&A Lawn Care. mow· plain. {740)742·2404 or 740· for Dish Network_FfT. bene- ing. Weed eahng. ne dge 949·2930 rits. training . co truck and tr immmg, Spring & Fall work are supplied. Strong Cleanup. Day 740-853- 1702 work ethic . positive anitude, or ~ight 740·379·2599 . willingness to learn is required Must pass driving . Decks. room additions. star· background check & drug age buildings , garages, test. No Felon1es. Call BOO· flooring. siding. windoWs . All real eatate adwertlling B93·1991, Option 8, M·F rooting , all types new con· In this newspaper 11 8 :30-5PM. struction. small e•cavating. sutMect to the Federal demolition, etc. No job to big Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It illegal to Super 8 now hiring lor both or small , we can do it all advertise " eny part time and lull time front Over 15 years experience preference. limitation or desk. Evening and weekend Low pricmg. high quality discrimination based on Free shltts . are required . workmanship, race, color, religion. sex Call Mall Reliability i,Jnd strong cus· Estimates! familial statui or national Durham @ (740)992·3437 tamer. service skiHs are a origin, or an~ Intention to must. Apply in person. no or 740-444-1 308 make any such hooe calls please 190 CHII J>'EIJlF.RlX praferem:e. limitation or discrimination." CAR[ w.. ,ao. 1 .Gr. I \11'1 0\ \II \I ,\ I IH II I \ I.A~T ANI> FOUNI> totnt ~leasant legister ·The Daily Sentinel ResCar"e Home Care 1s acce pting applicaliOns lor Support Ass oci ates, CNA & STNA .MR /DD ewp prefe rred. Apply at 8204 Car la Dnve, Gallipolis, Mon · Fri, 8·4 Ema11 resume to : rharrison@ resca re .c,om. Cratt Fair Open1ngs avail· able. Deadline 8/29 , at Lighthouse Assembly of God. Craft Fair Date !S 9/13 446·9281, leave messa e. 35 Basement Sale 124 W End of Rutland Aug . 1 & 2.Hull & McCoy pottery. antiques, priced to sell >We will not knowing ~" 170 110 Ft.E-1 M ,IRKn Middleport (in ·back drive· .pkg. 24Hr. 801·428·4649 way) please no earlybirds ccepts only hal anted ads meetin OE standards. YARIJ SAl£ aeeepta only help wanted ada meeting EOE 1tandards. We will not knowing ly accept any advartialng In violation of the law. Will not be reaponslb!e for •nr errora In en ad taken over the phona. 100 Wo'RKERS NEEDED Aug. 1st 10·6. Aug2nd 10·3. Assemble · crafts. wood 110 rain d<ites next Fr1 & Sat items.To $48Qiwk Materials same Hmes, 168 Walnut, provided. Free .information newspape ·. r-.ard f.!ii4 HI:IJ' WANTED Aug . 1st & 2nd. 108 Pearl St . Middleport. also a 20 year doll collection . 9-3 air Housing Act o 1968. '"Eree Now you can have borders and graphics ~ addedtoyourclasslfledads (.~ 1m Borders $3 .00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small $1.00 for Iorge POLICIES: Ohio Valley Publlahing re..rvee the right to edil, r~rject , or cancliilany ad at lfiY time. Errors mutt 12.- reported on'the lira! da~ of pub llcallon and lhe TrlbUne-SenUrtei-Regleler will be r11ponalble tor no mort than the coat ollh• apact occupied by the error and only the tint Insertion. Wt ahell not be liable lor any lose or ••penaethat reautltlrom lhe ·publicalion or omiaslon olen advertisement. Comn;:tion will ,be made in the first available edition . • Bo1 number ada arB alwaye eonlidentlal. • Current rate eard appllel. • All real ea llll!l advertiumenll ara aubjaet to the Federal Fair Hou1lng Act o1 196B. • Thla newapaptr KIT & CARLYLE Aucno~ ANil • Riverv iew Drive, Middleport. coats, collectibles & misc. items. All Real Estat dverUsements ar ubject to the Federa REACH 3 COUNTIES • All ads must be prepaid' Junk ca rs paying $50·$300. 6th St. & College Ad .. If no answer, leave a mas· Syracuse, 7/31·8/1, double sag~. 740 -3BB -0011 stroller, landscape lights. Longaberger. bedding, misc. Want to buy Junk Cars. call 740·388·0884 in the firs vallable edition. • All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. Thursday for Sundays Pap•,. 8/1 all day, Sat 812 8-noon, Buving junk cars, $250 cash girls 0·2T. bedding, toys, lodull car, (740)4 16·1594 adult, mise ~ ublication or omis e mad$ Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m . Monday- Friday for Insertion In. Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Co lumn : 1:00 p.m. Friday For Sundays Paper rabbit cages. Beanie Babies. ·--•liiUii.iiBiiiUY---' furniture, baskets, bears, : ' clothes, glassware & much Absolute Top Dollar · silmore ver/ gold . coins. any 10K/14KI18K gold jewelry. 4 t... mily, computer. clothing, dental gold, pre 1935 US toys, misc. items. Circles currency, proof/mini sets, 34684 Bashao Ad., Aug . 1· diamonds. MTS Coin. Shop, 2. 9am·6prn,(740)949·2649 151 2nd Avenue. Gallipolis. 48350 Eagl.e A1dge Rd .. Fri. 446·2842 will egister Display Ads kitncarlyle@comcast .net 3 family yard sale Tyree Boulibard., Racine , kitchen items. clothing & misc .. 9·5. Aug. 1 & 2 the right to edit, reject GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Word Ads . • Ads Should Run 7 Days , !'( l~ti:ROY/Mtolll .E pplles. ~~e ~allipolis iatlp lrtbune 5 Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phcne Number And Address When Needed YIR!l SAI.E· i\egi~ter (7!~~ Togg~:~~ ~6 (304) 675-1333 675-5234 • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Successful Ads Should Include These Items ,. To Help Get Response ... Cmrent. rate car REACH OVER 17,()00 HOUSEHOI-'DS! Websites: www.mydailylribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com OearltirM TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School season sports passes for the 200809 fall season are currently on sale. Passes can be pur-· CHESTER - A Days of chased in the main ofllce at Glory Co-Ed Softball EHS between 8 a.m. and Tournament has been set for 3:30p.m. Aug. 8 through 10 at the To purchase any of the Chester Ball Fields with all available non-student pass- proceeds to benefit · rhe es, you· must be a resident of Chester Ball Association and Eastern Local School the Angela Eason Memorial District. fields. · An adult pass for the '08 The charge is $100 a team fall spot1s season may be plus two 12-inch 44 core purchased for $50. The pass balls. This is slow pitch, fivi: is good for junior high and male aild live female on the high school volleyball and field at all times, men bat football games. opposite hands, ages 21 and A student pass may be pur- older, and slow pitch bats chased by . Eastern students only with double elimin~­ for $25 for the '08 junior tion, one hour games. high and high school yolleySpace is limited to 12 ball and football seasons. teams. For more information A senior pass may be pur- call Angie Edwards at 740chased for the '08 fall sports · 416-6956 or Mandie. season for $10. You must Grueser at 740-416-0900. : have a Golden Buckeye On Aug. 9 there will be a Card to purchase this pass. hog roast dinner ·at $6 pe.r The ·pass is good for junior person, a home run derby at high and high schOQI volley- $5 per person with 50 perball and footliall games. cent of the proceeds g0 ing An adult volleyball pass for tirst, second and third may be purchased for· $30 place prizes, and a variety af and is good for all fall junior door prizes. Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point PleasantReg~ter or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! i~ter Lady 10 live tn, no smoking or drinking.Own transporta· tion .OeSHe free room & bel. in exchange for house keep· ing.Call 740·992·2460 Teacher's Assistant Positions at E,!!panded Childcare Facility. 40 hours/wk M·F Daytime Hours $7.20/hr. L1mited benefits. Send resume to .Position Opening· E-arly Education Stat1on 8t7 TASC of Sou theast Ohio 30th Street. Pt. Pleasant. (TSO) is seeking a contract 25550 Clinical Supervisor to oversee Clinicians who work wi tl'l sub stance .abuse relates Wastewater Treatment Plant Supe rint en de nt!opera tor ollenders. Syracuse Racine Qualifications include but Th e are not limited to: Scope of Regional Sewer District 1n wv practice requirements , se t forth bv State andlor Professional Licensmg Boards, must De maintained at all times. Master Degree in Education or related field preferred. !(\dependent licensure (LICDC , LPCC, USW. , etc) required . Knowledge of ODADAS and ODMH standards. Minimum of live yea rs supervisory experience in chemical dependency treatment. soc1al work or related setting reqi.Jired. Please submit resume and cover letter via ma1l to : Stephen K. Thomas. PO So~ 88, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or fax to 740·441 e-mail to 2970 , or fiscal @ovbh.org. Deadline for submission us August 5, 2008. TSO is an Equal Opportunify Employer tha t oUers ell: cellent competitive salaries and benefits. POST OFFICE NOW HIRING Avg. Pay $20/hr or $57Kiyr. includes fed Ben, OT. Placed by adSource, not USPS wh,o hires. 1·866·403·2592 Racine. Ohio is in 1mmediate need of a qualified individual 10 till the position of Supennten dent at its 0.275 MGD. Class II facility. ThiS would be a working position requiring installation ol taps. laboratory testing, mainte· naf'lce of system end working with Board of Trustees on expansion projects. ·-------,.1 ABODE Health Care Services, Inc. Now accepting new Aged ami D1sabled Med1caid Waiver Cl1ents in Mason County. Transfers accepted. 304-586-9441 or toll free: 1·866·327·7262 11\\\t 1\1 10 BUSINE$ OI~'ORWNm' •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommends that you do ·business with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investigated the :;oH;•:n:ng:.:;;::===~ r MONEY Minimum Requirements: Current Ohio EPA Class II 1U LoA.~'\~ Wastewater Certification --and experience in operating and maintaining wastewater **NOTICt:«« ueatment plants. Starting salary IS negotiable depend· ing on certilication level and Borrow Smar1. Contact the Ohio Division of expertence Please send Institution 's resume and work·related Fmancial Office of Consumer references to Syracuse Ra c1ne Regional Sewer Affairs BEFORE you refi· District CIO Superintendent nance you r home obtain e loan. BEWARE openmg. P.O. Box 201 of requests lor any large Aac1ne , Ohio 45771 by advance payments ol August 4. 2008. EOEIDrug· fees or insurance. Call the free workplace .' Office of Consumer Affairs toll lree at 1·866· 27B-0003 to learn if ltle broker I'T)Ortgage O< ;s properly lender licensed. (This is a public service annovncement from the OhiO Valley Publishing Company) "' fl'"l 8346 Coundl lor lndepenOenl COlleges lnd Setlools 12748 Downtown Gall1poils, lot sale on land contract. prop· ertv organized Into 3 apts. or 2 apts & office 1n front. sepa· rate utility meters. $90.000 will finanee to ql!alilied buyer with 10% down. 740·7t0- 0007 Foreclosure 4br, 2ba. only $29.900! Priced to Sell! For Listings 800·620·4946 ex T462 PRICE REDUCED $69,900 2712 Lincoln Ave. 3br. 1ba. with detached garage, motivated seller, 304·675· 6757. 304-610·13 13 or Assist 2 Sale 304· 755-2980 Reduced Price. 4 bedroom . 2 1/2 bath log home. 34286 New Crew Rd .. Pomeroy. lg . pole building & out building on 6 acres Wfpond. [8 16)668·0759 ' Small Middleport house on 2nd St for sale on land con· tract , as is co ndition . $17,500, must have 10% down . 740·710·0007 Very nice 4br. 2 ba home on 1<1neon Dr in Gallipolis. Nice Ouila neighborhood on dead end slreet. Large 2 car garage and linis~ed basement. 740·256· 11 09 MOBU£ HoME'> FUR SALE PRorn><;JO~AI. Regional Dump and SEII\1CES Pneumatic Tanker Drivers R&J Trucking Company in TURNED DOWN ON Marietta, OH is searching for SOCIAL SECURITY ISSl? qualified COL-A drivers for No Fee Unless We Winl regional dump ahd pneu· l-688· 582·3345 mat1c tanker positions. Qualified appliCants must be at least 23yrs, have a mini· HOMES mum of 1 years of safe com· IURSALI: mercial drivlnQ experience in a truck, Hazt·.-1at certification , clean MVA and good stabill· 2·3Bedroom house on 3 Wanted : Full-time position ty. We offer competitive ben· acres, large garage, • 2 MH ava ilable to assisl if'1d1vidu· elits plus 4o'1(k ) and vaca· spaces for e•tra income in als with mental retardation tion pay. Contact Kent at Centenary. fti7 .500. 446· at a group home 1n Bidwell : · 800-462·9365 to apply Of go 9966 3·11 p Sun: 3:30·1t p to www. r~rud-:lng.com EOE · MrruiW!Th. High school 3 bed, HUD Homesl only diploma/GEO. valid driver's Registered Nurse (AN) for $10,0001 lor lisllngs BOO· license and three years temporary wrk In a 114 620·4946 ex RO 19 good driving experience B&d Long Term Care Fadiity. required. $7.75/hr. Excellent Salary is commensurate -:;:r--~-----, 3 bedrooos, 2 baths. House benefit package 1ncludtng with experiance . rl§) Sl:HOOI.S on 314 acre in Hartford. health/dental insurance lind Applications m~ be p1dl.etl L~ 'RUC11UN maple kitchen cabinets . new 1 leave lime benefits. Pre - up at Lakin Hospital. ·--iiiioiiiiliiiiiii_..l siding & shutters. 'detached Monday through Friday, 8 employment 01ug Testing . garage. plu s 2 storage Send resume to: Buckeye am to 4pm . Lakin Hospital is G8lllpolls C•rHr College bldgs. Asking $58.000 OBO (Careers Close To Home) call 304-593·6325 alter 5pm Community ServiCes, PO an EEOIAA Employer Call Todeyl 740.446·4367. Box 604 , Jackson. OH t-800·2t4·0452 Brand new, Never lived 1n Underground 45640 Of ematl to: bcycc· WV 80hr \loW..' 911111001i$CII.!MroolegflldU' 2br. 2 bath wf whirlpool tubs, Miner Class. starting soon. serv@yahoo.com . Dea~thne ~ ccred •le6 I.AI!rnber A ~cr edlhng large LA on 3 acres mil lor applicants: 8/4108. Equal Whii ·Co·Tra ining 304 -372· Local DME Company 'seek· ing Per D1em Respiratory TherapiSt for C·Pap/Bi·Pap set up. 11 interested lax resume to 740·441·1648 Opportumty Employer. . This newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements lor real estate whleh is in vlotetlon of the law. Our readera are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In this newapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases. sao.ooo. 74()..46·7029 2 2006 16x80 Clayton 3 Bed 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 Fleetwood 2 Bed 2 Bath . 1999 Fortune 3 Bed 2 Battt Daytime 740·388-0000 or 7-40-388·8513. Evening 740· 388·8017 or 740-245·9213 Brand new 3bed 2bath on • + • half acre In Pl. Pleasant. OWNEFi FINANCE AVA IL· ABLE . 740·446·3570 Federal Funds JUS! released lor Land Owners. No closIng cost and ZERO DOWN! Will do land lmproveinents. Bankruptcy & Bad Credit OK 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms available. 740- 446·3384 New 3 Bedroom homes from $214 36 per month, Includes many upgrades, cWive'ly & set-up. (740)385·2434 r Lms& Al1tt:AGE I 2 . 26 acres,\ Gallipolis Ferry area , very privata , nice .home sile overlooking river. • _ . , 526 000 740 709 1166 �Page B4 •. The Daily Sentinel ·~r;r=-:la~rs~:~&:-="fcG:iilo~=:::,:-ll;;;ll;;;'S; ;t<;' ;=-,c;;:;--:A;;;I';IK; ; I;~; ;I ;·: ~;"··~".=ii:i:\"=,; \l;'l; ; l '; ;l'~l; ; ; ;tl;'';I;X;=;~ ACREAGE filii' Rtxr n•illhxr lllll' HJK Rtc'T Auction 100 acres, August 2 Very mce home tor rent rn i bedroom apt W 0_stove. Apartment ava1lable now Gracious living at 1Oam, preview July 26 from 10-12, Patriot on Sand Fork relocation located South of SA 775 at the Creek, due lcr horn Ohio we MlddlepcJr!. good nerghborhood Newly remodeled New appliances 2 Bedrooms. I bath larg"e Krtchen Sun Room Central Arr & He<~l. N1ce out WISh 10 Sell !hiS p10pcrty Property w•ll be sold w1th ll001 :~IJ<lC€<; ('Ill 9SJn~784 reserve, ~·ou must be pre- or 9Y2-50 1J4 lor 111010 qua•lifled to purchilsc prop; de!,11IS erty and have I 0"'" down 1\I!JIIII ,E 1hJL\IE"'i payment day of sale, closmg to be Withi n 5 working days HJK Rt·SJ For more tnlo call 419'-230- ..__ _ _ _ _ __ 7346 Randall Hackworth Au ctrof1eer MOBILE HOME LOT FOR 2BR m Porter , water. trash, lb1 Upstatr~ Ap;utnicnt tor RE NT, 1031 Ge01ges Creek sewage pd No pets. Ae111 hes1de Dornmo " Ill PI · Ad, 441 -1111 $450/r ent S450fdcpoSII Pleasilnt 304·8 1~~ 4150 IH \I \1 \ 388· 9325 1BR 'ilfJVE' & f.r•ctye turn , Utll pd. $400 per m•)oth. $-100 dep 251l State St No smok 1nq. no pels. 740·<1~ 6 · OUw1rJ•) Jllll 2 t ulh . idl9f' 1f•G7 2 bcrJ rcoo•n -.p;utrnent 101 I Pill In M1ddlnpo11 n'<J pets. f740if.I92-5B58 ••,, ,,, ;, ,,,,kt·~ ill Ni·U~ JIUJWI '' \otu· H.i 14hl '" t..n"" · lldht•n •d l d~ht t o ' "or Unnr. lioned and at I he office of Meigs Local School Dlslricl41765 Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy, OH 45769; sa id proposals. will be publicly opened and read. The Project Includes, but may not be limited to, the fol· lowing malar Items: Trash Trap 1 Lump Sum, Equalization Tank 1 Lump Sum, Fast Unit 1 Lump Sum Dosing System 1 Lump Sum, Sand Filters 1 Lump Sum, UV - Disinfection System 1 Lump Sum . Actual es11mated quan· t II Ies Ior I he above Items and all Other Items for the project are lisled on Proposal forms. Engineer's Estimate for lhls pro)·. ectls S 221 .000,00. All Proposals shall be submltled ' on the Proposal . blanks con· talned In the contract document& furnished end shall be sealed in an envelOpe and as THE DRAFT ACTION . PR OPOSED ACTIONS ARE WRITTEN STATE· MENTS OFTHE DIRE C· TOR'S INTENT WITH RESPECT TO THE ISSUANCE, DENIA L, MODIFICATION, REVOCATION, OR RENEW· The Meigs Local School DiSirlcl, here· . d as I he after d ef me to increase or decrease or omll any ltem(s) end lo award to the lowest and best qualified Bidder.' Each Proposal must conlaln the full name ol every person or company lntereated In the same . Daled fhi s 181h day of follows : July 2008 . OF A PERMIT, TO POSED ACTION MAY BE SUBMITTED WITH· IN 30 DAYS OF NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION. AN ADJUDI· CATION HEARING MAY BE HELD· ON A PRO· STATED EFF.ECTIVE DATE. PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 3745.04, A FINAL ACTION MAY BE APPEALED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS COMMISSION (EAAC) (FORMERLY . KNOWN BOARD · REVIEW~ and William Buckley, mailed or delivered so Superintendent as to arrive at the (7) 23, 30. office ol Meigs Local School District; 41765 Pomeroy Pika, Public Notice 1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport. only $2,000! Won'l last. For I1Sl 1r1gs 800-620·4876 ex V457 U'fo«TU!f!'f SI ~\CE N•I'-.... '96 Olds Delta 88 LS Fair ...--•"'•'•II•R•t• Cond . $1,000 F1rm Call Gat age fm mnt at the corne r 740·949-27G6. -')1 2nd and Pine St. $75 per mqn th 446-4425 or 446- Police Impounds! Cars from $5001,' Hondas. Chevys. 3936 Jeeps. Fords, & more! lor IIIRC II 1\IJISI· listings 800 -620·4875 aw V.-135 10 15 Houst:11o1 .n GUJIJS Mollohan CarPet - Summer Sale_ Berb er Starti ng at $5.95/yd, · Remnants $35 Drive a lttlle, Save alot. 446· 74·14 ANTIQt 'E."i 740-992·5682 ll ll'llliW 96 Dodge 1500 PU modified by Show Trucks USA inlo a Tra1l charger . all options avoilable in 96, several after mnrket e)( tras added, grey leather seats Photos & more mfo at http ://www.b•ztechwebcfe· sign.com/tracee. truck. At1 e1 5pm, 740 44 t -2701 $1S,bOO • Q 6 53 Stanley TreeTrimming · & Removal South West North ~ Prun'ipl t NT Pass 4• Pass 2t Pass Vulnerabl~ : and Quality * Reasonable Rates Insured Cal l Gary Slanley @ 740-59 1-R044 WV0-42182 Free Estimates Please leave mcssa c T~~ S~O~ llEPAiflMAN I WANTS A CALJ,.IJS www~thnben:reelu~ablfletry.eorn ConsnUant "' ~~' " . rn;r r~ t... 1t ·' . 1 um /j~ nll'"l' f' ' SORRY, , · SNUFFY JEST LEFT TO DO SOME DEEP THINKIN' !! 7411-~49 ·.11127 I I AIN' T SHORE, FIGHTING . OR FOR RESEARCH IN THE CONTROL OF FIRE PURSUANT TO OAC RULE 3745- t9-04 (C) (2). JULY 30, 2008 H&H Guttering For Concrete. Angle , Chann el, Flat Bar, Steel Grating · For Oralns. Driveways & Walkways. l&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tu esday, Wednesday & Friday, 8am·4'30pm.'closed Thursday. Saturday & 4M4 ATV Bombardia like new. stand ard and auto shill. double seal. 400 miles. wench and rear grater blade. $4000. Call 740-339-2239 Or 645 •462 1 l'ml""'~..,.::--~-, Alii'() PART~ & Sunday_(740i44&--7300 Aco:<.~)I{IIO); STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: 91 Honda lransmission lor 25x34 and 30x30. Save thousands or~ can· celled orctc,s• Will sell for balance owed Don' t Delay . Call today tor w/enclosed cab SN·JAB0007133 and HUGE sa'ings! fork allachment 866-352-0469 The Farmers Bank and 1 Savings Company, I'F:ts Pomeroy, Ohio, .__..,;1.;ll;.K.;SiiAiioLiiif._.,.t. reserves lhe right 10 ' bid allhio sale, and to 12 Wk old Male Shellle. AKC wilhdraw the above Registered $300 446·2862 collaleral prior to sale. · - - - - - - - - r Owners: Jon Va'n Meter & Paul Rowe Seamless Gutters Rooting , Siding, Gutte'rs Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 . BUT ... 19B4 21ti Molar Home, 45,000 miles, asking $5.900 orlr~de304-576-23B~ SON OF Bank and in bids submilled . The above described collaleral will be sold "as is·where is ", with no expressed or -:--::::-:::---------AKC German Shepherd pups. lop bloodline, large breed. both parerrls on sile $400 each 304- 67 5-572 4 AEP GAVIN PLANT · con1act Cyndle or Ken rrwenJory ( "' 7397 N. STATE ROUTE al992·2136. Www _cAR Eo . c 0 M 7 (7) 30, 31 (8) 1 Carmichael Equipment 740CHESHIRE OH ACTION 446-24 12 IS. ~r.,~e:. Pa ss Pa ss therea fter. Dra[l0 .... Sht:m. Rod Pndc- t Dr:lf1<'.~ . Sw:1g ..... -1 " Geraniu m.-, .r10il ;;=;:::=:;::=, B ctl1 li n ~ Plant:. I 'ALL SANIJY Home: 740-992-.~lltl Cdi :74CI-416-6144 -t R per tlii t $(i. !KI V~g.:lahlc piLtn ts ~2.50 pl'r du.1en 1- lr ~ M -F 7:JO - 5:00 , c.-. .: R~ & 111 300-398- m,or---:::~r--, Ed '~ (;l'l't'llhfiUSCS Nuhk ~ umm it l\ll. M iddkport. OH rlklllrc·n lt o;odhmi & ~ 11t l;unl1 ... t>OINc; LOR~ KNOWS W«AT ' CABBAGE NOT ONLY AM r EXHAUSTE.t>, NOW I'M A LITTLE 8JT ll.t;EPEI> OUT. Jim O'Brien l . H:JO -·L~OS\I n .l-5. Farm Letart 740-247-2113 ~::~;===~;.===:;==; f Ho.11t: I~IPROVE~II'NI); . HManier.'. I acyc . . . WlfEN MR.M'6RE60R 503MIIIt oMIJIIIIelln.•oa 740-182-31M OIASED Ml{ CLIENT, 8~HN'(. WITH A RAKE, l-IE CAUSED I-IlM 6REAT EMO'llONAL ,.,., "'~""' PAYIIIB TOP PRICES f8R mdilion . _ B- 08 70. Rogers Basement 16950 303 36 Waterproofing. 8572 ::--::---------:-:-------: r1ini:iEiOTiiF<:Tt:i'l RV se.,ice al 'carmichael ADVERTISE IN Toailers 700·446-3825 THE CLASSIFIEDS '(OUR I-IONOR, MA'i WE I-lAVE A TEN MINUTE RECESS? 'lliiS I~ENT UTTLE OIIIIMIIdltftllllll:llllll-l:lllll SMiniiii:IODU..• antoe Local relerencas lur- 740-441-9010 W~!!?!, BIG NATE Run nl' r.~ $'4950. teams 28 3D 31 32 33 35 37 38 42 Bed·lem· pered 43 Coke rival 45 Popular Rain " DOWN for one Exis:· 1 Before 2 marriage Night noise 3 ATM code 4 Go astray 5 in though! 6 White heron . Provide 7 with funds Orbll path ) 8 Rear 1 to · 9 Popeye Aroma 10 cookie singer 20 Bank 1 at Monk'slllle times Lawyer's 22 Tend lhe thing aquarium Decide 24 Frame Filmy of mind Building lol 25 Like best Where Asia 26 CheSI· begins 47 Heavy · burden 48 Kind · of student 49 Yes 50 Oa1fr answer 52 -' be an beaters Taboo honor! 27 Salamander 53 1865 28 Cult yielder 29 James or 54 Uh cousins (hyph.) Ripping Lemon Kelt drink 34 Winning big Wire gauge (3 wds.) CELEBRITY CIPHER · by luis Ca!llpos .,Celebn~ C1pher CT)'ptograms are crea:ed 11om Qtiotat,ons b~ 'amo;s :Jeop' ~ par.t a'10 p·~nl Ea<:h 1e11er mIhe t:•oner s:anos IOf aro!ner Today's clue · N equals W " R· DRY OUUA ZH RH FLOG UB A X A 0 U P C U N P Z C T R H fl ' M U U Y U S T ; ZC DUFTH RH HZSOTPTXK RLCGUP ' H HULX. " • BPUF CGT RXYULH GL.WXTK PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Politicians should read sc1ence fictiOn. not ~Astro- Vul: m ct:~. Plu' Pillow. Bed skin ~ T:~h ll' Cove rs & Tahlc and air. 8572 airline 13 More compressed 19 'Purple Westerns and detective stories.· - Arthur C_. Clarke Ro111an Sh<ill~s and More ... Kipling Shoe Co. 300 2nd Ave. <ltff our used . ,. Eas t carding a hear! from lhe board. Then SOUih plays a trump, and clarms sho~ly AlllmllllliCIIIoi. . . .IIMelll CllaltUcDIIUIItttloe.llr 1111111.. 11111 .... -D-ac-h-sh-u-.n:-d- - -P-u :- p-p-ie-s,-alll_:::~~;,~~i~~~~~~~~~ eral, prio·r to sale date pr 1sed! Check TObA'( SC\o\ i ll)! Save 20% on ALL Justins during our local County Fairs!! persons COMMENTS OR PUB· TER 3745- 19 Both tour 211 :\·:~r> nperkncc company reserves the with kids, $100 740-645Sa lem travel lraile• nished. EslabUshed 1975 . 98 3011 A right to reje ct any or ail 311 5 with super slide, good con- Call 24 Hrs. 174 0) 44 6- PARTY TO A PROC.EE OING BEFORE THE DIRECTOR BY FILING AN APPEAL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF . ~to.,IJt.l>l'i FORC.O\Tt:~ WAA.T r.~m · 34 11 97 51h wheel, Fifth '-..,;iiiiiiiiioiiioiiiioiii_.! Avenue w/Supar Slide, Hrgh BASEMENT Prollle, Frberglass oulside WATERPROOFING Savings Regis1ered . Dotson. gqod Nice. $8900 740-709-1166 Cell: 740-416·5047 " email: jrshadlrm@aol.com 1'1/E 11'/N/JOW compact and mid si:ze cars. Star ter and speedometer ~-oil\ii•kiiiriiolliioiK;;,;,H;;,Oiliiillltii J;_.! control included. Paid $600 , asking $400 obo. 446-2295 99 24ft enclosed cargo Irail · 79J Co\J\IIIER"i & er with ramp door. awmng MUIOII' HoMt;<; THE BORN LOSER ~W.Or 501ELH~E.I\I~.T I '1'0U YOO? 800-537-9528 :::::::-::---:-:-:::-....--:::;NEW AND USED STEEL 2006 Kawasaki Ninja EX" 250-F: 1150 miles, like new. Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 740-245·5789 or 645·6505 Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 Eur. 11 Wave m aker 36 Sorry 8 HE TdOK HIS THINKIN' POLE .... MEAN FISHIN' POLE, WIF HIM 11 r Baby stroller. playpen, walk· 99 DOdge Durango SLT, :lrd er, changing table. and an row seats, rear air. new fires. kinds of exercise-equipment 740-379-9057 or 645·4 745 stand 43 - capita crew mem· 44 Fish eQgS ber 48 Opposrng t5 Tough force ' to outwit 48 Town 16 She played officials Jessica 51 Clean 17 Koan one's desk discipline 55 Grommet 18 Written 56 Sheen . record 57 Position 1 19 Operale a as troops ferry 58 Contesting 26 27 no-trump. What eHect does that have? lt is still sensible to use transfers. ·But ob'v'iousl y ~the opening bid was one of a maJor, rt is not logical to transfer into that suit to show at least five cards 'there. Why choose trump suit where an opponent has at least five cards? There are a few worthwhile methods, but I like t~e following plan: H you transfer in1o the unbid major, it shows either a weak hand wi1h ·no game interest or a s1rong hand worth at least game. But if you transf.er into opener's major, you show at least five cards in the other major and game-invitational values- as in the diagram. After East opens one heart and South overcalls one no-trump. shOwin_g a gOOd 15 points to an average 18, North 1ransfers into hearts to show eight o'r nine points with five or six spades. South, with four·card support and a near-maximum, jumps to game. Against spades, West leads the · heart seven. Declarer can see four los· ers: one spade, two hearts and one club. But after winning tile first tri ck, he imme· diately cashes three diamond tricks, dis· Jria!'drood mlnetry And FUI'IIitul'e Ue01ut~· expanse 6 Fixes, 41 Time span as a copier 42 GoH ball When partner opens one no-trump. you probably use transfers into the major suits. A two-diamond response shows at least five hearts with any point-count, and a two-heart response promises at least five spades. Transfers are highly recommended . However, .SUJ}POSe an oppOnent OP,ens one of a suit and par1nef overcalls one you Mury Ka) fndependt·nt 40 Grasay chorus Menace, Split the ranges after an opening A~. A COilN ON T~~ COB8 L~fl! t Swamp 21 Opening lead: • 7 "' ln sm-cd •Experie nced References Avail able! Answer ID Previous Puzzlt mummy 23 Oennla lhe Dealer: East ll~MOII~l>. PER· BY A WHO WAS COUNTY: GALLIA PUBLIC NOTICE THE FOLLOWING A P PLICA T I 0 N S LIC MEETING REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF NOTICE OF South l';IIJ _;!l'l tlu: hnlll'"t looks of ti ll.: ~.;a)o:un ­ "Fair Deals" for Fair Time! lnlereoltd hclotiln. Each bidder mull aubmll evidence of ~~ experl· oncea on projeclt of 4 86532 Wurk David Lewis 740-992-6971 nnd alwa) .." h~· in st ' 'le! .JUanita Grueser TKIIt:KS HIR SAU·: 9 KQJ98 • 10 8 3 ~ A 7 'I 7 ' • A 10 2 +· K Q I 4 K QJ II WI<, lO\liO II CO\S-IRL( 110\ 'lh :n look tips. rhk • East .6 A 2 mo pel 28 Years Experience tu !\l;u·_,. J\a~ - Yu11' l l find till· l atL'~I lltHI't:lld l 'UIOI'I'i ur1rrdi n;ll l'll for vnu with ~a~y -to- arpl y .. 10 9 Stop & Compare AlllJ.opesOf Concrete Work love the latest looks? 6 53 A 7 West • 7 748-992-l&n Concrete Removal and Replacement OaenB·& M·l 9·1ZSit. ACTION. NOTICE OFPURSUANT THE FINAL given. Implied warranty TO OHIO REVISED For fur1her tnforma· female. AKC Registered CODE SECTION lion , or lor an appolnl· 379-2649 3745.07, A FINAL mentto Inspect collet· Garman Shepherds AduiiS. tha Construction AND/OR VERIFIED ACTION ISSUING, eral, prior to sale date Breeder Females, Trained Draw Ings may be seen COMPLAINTS WERE DENYING , MODIFY • conlac I Cyn d 1e . or Ken Dogs, Training 304 ~8 1 2at tho office of F.W. RECEIVED, AND THE lNG, REVOKING , OR at 992·2136. 4310 Dodge, or lhe office of FOLLOWING DRAFT, RENEWING A PERMIT, (7) 30 1 31 (B) 1 lhe Meigs local PROPOSED. OR FINAL LICENSE, OR VAAl· Mala Yookie. 4 monlhs old, School Dlslricl , 41765 ACTION ::; WERE ANCE WHICH IS NOT ----~--- up Jo dalo on shots. ca n be Pomeroy Pike. ISSUED. BY THE OHIO PRECEDED BY A PRO· Public Notice AKC regisJered. $400. Call Pomeroy, OH 45769 or ENVIRONMENTAL POSED ACTION, MAY 740-441-0109 '---------~=-"'----' may be obtained althe P R 0 T E C T I 0 N BE APPEALED TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE olflce ollhe Engineer : AGENCY (OEPA) LAST ERAC BY FILING AN NOTICE: Is hereby FRI'II"S& VP:io:I''IJI .I·:S.' WEEK. ACTIONS' APPEAL WITHIN 30 given lhal on Saturday, ·--ii ~iii-iii"iiiiiiiiroorool Sands Docker CPS, iNCLUDE THE ADOP· DAYS OF ISSUANCE Augusl 2, 2008 all 0:00 LLC., 1495 Old TION, MODIFICATION, OF THE FINAL a.m., a public sale will Peactl es • Pick your own. Henderson Road, OR REPEAL OF ACTION. ERAC be held at 11 W. $20 a bushel. Closed Columbus, Ohfo 43220 ORDERS (OTHER APPEALS, ACCOMPA· Second Sl., Pomeroy, s d 740-446 4807 (phone 614·459·6992) THAN EMERGENCY NIED BY A $70 FILING Ohio. The Farmers I \I n I..., , 1'1'1 II " upon payment of ORDERS) ; THE FEE WHICH THE COM· Bank and Savings .\I I\ J '-t iiH h S50.00 NONE of ISSUANCE, DENIAL, MISSION IN ITS DIS· Company is selling for WHICH WILL BE MODIFICATION OR CRETION MAY cash In hand or cerll· ·~\RM REFUNDED. Contracl REVOCATION , OF REDUCE IF BY AFFi· fled check the follow· E<.,IIJII'!IIENT Documents , wllf be LICENSES , PERMITS. DAVIT THE APPEL· lng collaleral : sent via U.S. Mall aller LEASES, VARIANCES, LANT OEMQN· 2000 Ford Ranger receipt of a requesl OR CERTIFICATES ; STRATES THAT PAY · 1FTZR15XIYTB30355 EBY, INTEGRITY, KI EFER VALLEY wllh a $55.00 paymenl, AND THE APPROVAL MENT OF THE FULL The Farmers Bank and BUILT, which Includes OR DISAPPROVAL OF AMOUNT OF THE FEE Savings Company, HOR SE/LIVESTOCK postage and handling, PLANS AND SPECIFI- WOULD CAUSE Pomeroy, Ohio, TRAILERS, LOAD MAX Each Bidder Is CATIONS. DRAFT EXTREME HARDSHIP, reserves the right lo EQUIPMENT TRAILERS. required to furnish ACTIONS ARE WAIT· MUST BE FILED WITH: bid at lhls sale, and to CARGO EXPRESS & with Ito proposal , a Bid TEN STATEMENTS OF EN VIR O'N MENTAL withdraw lhe above HO,ME S TEA· DER Guaranty and Controcl THE DIRECTOR OF REVIEW APPEALS collateral prior to sale. CARGO/CONCESS ION Bond In accordance EN VIR 0 N MENTAL COMMISSION, 309 Further, Tha Farmera TRAILER S. B;W GOOSEHITCHES · with Section 153.54, of P R 0 T E C T I 0 N S SOUTH FOURTH Bank and Savings NE CK CARMICHAEL EQUIPlhe Ohio Revlaed (DIRECTOR 'S) INTENT STREET, ROOM 222, Company reserves the Code. Bid security fur· WITH RESPECT TO COLUMBUS, OHIO rlghllo rejeclany or all ME NT I CA AM I CHAE L TRAILERS SALES & SERnlahed In bond form· THE ISSUANCE, 43215. A COPY OF THE bids subm!Had, obell be lsaultd by a DENIAL, ETC. OF A APPEAL MUST BE The above described VICE. SPECI AL 20FT Save also on select in store items• Surely Company or PERMIT. LICENSE, SERVED · ON THE collateral wllf be sold GOOSENECK FLArBEO S3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE corporation licensed In ORDER, ETC. INTER· DIRECTOR WITHIN 3 "as !&·Where Is". wilh lht Slate of Ohio to ESTED PERSONS MAY DAYS AFTER FILING no expressed or TRAILE R INVENTORY AT p!Ovlde said aurety. SUBMIT WRITTEN THE APPEAL WITH Implied warranty WWW CARMICHAELTRA ILER S COM 740·446· Each Propooal must COMMENTS OR THE ERAC. given. contain the full name REQUEST A PUBLIC APPROVED PERMIS· For fur1her informa· 3~25 (across from city park) of the party or parties MEETING REGARDING SION FOR OPEN tion, or lor an appoint· ~H--:a""--:_-y_o_u_p_•_ rc-ed_a_J-:-o-:-hn Gallipolis, OH eubmllllng lhe propos· DRAFT ACTIONS. BURNING OAC CHAP· mont Ia inspect collat· Deere lately? You'll be sur· 11 and all ' ' 14/t + + J9652 Hours 7:00AM · 8:00PM SL Ill.12U1111181tW, DR s 10'x30' · ono.cs • K JI0984 • 39 Famous 12 Gave back t4 Rock band North ·New Homes • Gara ges • Complete Remodeling Sizes 5'x1 o· lo I CINSTRIJCTIIII 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740.949·2217 AS THE ENVIRON MEN- Further. The Farmers 6 month old male CKC w/ Gooseneck Adapter. Ve ry Uncond1t•onat lifetime guar- t .y District " · Pomeroy, prior to lhe OH .above 45769 deltdllne. The Conlracl Documents including 1992 Chevy Camara. V6, Rally · Spo~l . needs wo1k 1,500 080 3[)4-675-13]9 or 304-A12·4444 ROBERT BISSELL ERAC . PROPOSED ACTION. given thai on Saturday, WRITTEN COMMENTS, August2 , 2008at11 :00 REQUESTS FOR PUB· a.m. , a public sale will LIC MEETINGS, AtlD be held at 43519 SA ADJUDICATION HEAR· 124, Pomeroy, Ohio, lNG REQUESTS MUST The Farmers Bank and BE SENT TO : HEARING Savings Company Is CLERK, OHIO ENVI· · Selling for cash In RONMENTAL PRO· hand or certified check TECTION AGENCY, PO lhe following collalerBOX t049, COLUM- at: BUS, OHIO 43216·1049 1990 Trail King Trailer (TELEPHONE: 614· 1TKC0229LM125654 644·2129). FINAL 1 ~90 Intern ational AC.ll ON S: A AE Dump Truck ACTIONS OF THE IHTSHZ3R5LH207458 DIRECTOR WHICH 1989 Case "WastewalerTrealmenl " Meigs Local School TAL F a c i t i Improvements" 01 coll710-441 ·7342 Side by Side Refrigerator, .., . MrrroRC\'l 'l ,l·~~ Upright Freezer. Wnsl1er & V Dryer 8 2 color TV's 304· ....4;.\iriillliiit:iiF.IiiiJii ·:H:iiS--" their projec t POSED ACTION IF A 675-22 17 Addilionally, co nlrac', HEARING REQUEST ------~04 HO Elect ra Gtide tor compliance wilh OR OBJECTI.ON IS ----J:::E::: T --~ Standard wl King ToUJ Pac~. Public Notice lhe equal employmenl RECEIVED BY THE AERATION MOTORS Blk . 9400 miles 1 owner opporlunily require· OEPA WITHIN 30 DAYS PUBLIC NOTICE AepairetJ. New & Rebuilt In $1 4.000 aliEn 5pm. 446menls of . Ohio OF IS SUANCE, OF THE NOTICE : is hereby Stock. Ca ll Ron Evans. t- 1420 Administralive Code 123, the Governor's Executive Order of 1972, and Governor's Execullve Order 84·9 shall be rsqulred. No bidder may with· draw his bid within sixty (60) days alter the ac1ual date of 1ho opening !hereof. Hill's Self Storage GIBBS ANTIQUES Fri &' SUVs PERMIS- Sat. 10·5. Sun. 1-7 . or by fT.lO " ~ · LICEN SE, OR VAAl - SION TO OPEN BURN appt. Also, restore lumiture. Located on Tornad0 Ad. off FOR SAU; ANCE. WRITTE N CO M· DIESEL FUEL, GASO· MENTS AND LINE. STRAW, WOOD At . 33 . Raci11e (Park REQUESTS FOR A AND COAL F.OR & Aidgl_exit. 740·949·2246 92 Ford Explorer 4wd. air. MI.._., .... .. .IAN"'' IUS' tilt, all electric. newer trans. PUBLIC MEETING INSTRUCTION IN ,.., 1· ·,.,._ ,.,,_ rA and lires .. $1500 obo. 446REGARDING A PRO· METHODS OF FIRE ,_,..!'.ioliit-1.RiiciiHAiiNiilirimiriSiio 11 : 491(), leave message. ees and applicants for AL employmenl are nol discriminaled againsl because of race, color, religion, sex or nation· al origin. All contraclors and sub con Ira<! I or s Involved with lhe prQj· ect will, to the extent pracllcable use Ohio producls, malerials, services, and labor in lhe implemenlatlon of DATE : 07114/2008 FACILITY DESCAIP· TION : AI R IDENTIACATION NO.: OB·06·27· 85 THIS FINAL ACTION NOT PRECEDED BY PROPOSED , ACTION AND IS APPEALABLE Owner, re serves the right to waive irregu· the larilies and to reject ARE E'FFECTIVE Bac khoe/Loader . 4)(4 any and all PropQsals, UPON ISSUANCE OR A s N • J J a o o 1 6 4 3 0 The marked similar size and com· plexlly. The owner in1ends and requires thai lhls projecl be tully compleled no taler lhan November 17, 2008 . Each Bidder musl insure lhal all employ- Gl e""' 41 .ooo mrles. SJ0.500 obo 740446-0318 NEA Crossword ·Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder CARPENTER SERVICE Tw1n Rwers Tower IS accnpt· ing applications lor waiting list for Hud-sllbsidized, l·br apartment tor the elderl y/d isaqled. Call 6756679 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 BRIDGE r=a=o=s;;ER;;;;H;:YS;::Ep;l:-:l;;S., GIUG£ Free Rent Special!!! www.mydallysentlnel.com ALLEYOOP 1 and 2 2nd Culling -------N. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 2 br. furmshed apartment. no pets, deposit & rctorences,. 01 Dodge Dakota. au to. a1r $3500 obo. 256·1652 or YOUNG'S (740i992-0 165 256- 1233. 04 Dodge Spacious ·second-jloor apt Stratus. auto. air 54500 obo O>Jerl ooking Gallipolis City 256-9031 or 256· 1233. 97 Park and river. L.R. den, Chrysler LHS. auto, air Room Addition• & Beauutul Apts. at Jackson large kitchen-dining area $2000 obo. 256- 1233 or All!modeling New Garages Estates. 52 Westwood with all new appliances & 256·6002 Eteclrlcal & Plumbing Drwe. !rom $365 to $560. cupboards. 38 R, laundry - - Fo-rd-W---in-ds-la-r-LX-.-,-v-er. Roofing & Gu tte rs 11 740·446-2568 Equal area, 2 112 baths. $900 per 03 Vinyl Siding & Painting '~-! c vs111g Opportunity This month. Call 446-4425. or 72,000 miles $69S7. 04 Ford Patio and Porch Decks Explorer XLS, 4x4 , burulqtlfUIIon IS flll Equal 44 6- 23 ~ wv 036725 qundy, 69,000 miles SB995. Ooport un1ty Prov•df'r and Tara rownhouse 05 Chevy Malibu LS V6, sil- · V.C. YOUNG Ill Emp foy•:r ,. 992-6215 Apartments. Very Spaoious. ver. 93.000 miles $7940. 04 Pomeroy Oh1o CO NV ENIENTLY LOCAT- 2 Bedrooms. CIA. 1 1/2. To)'Ota Tundra crew cab 4x4. 25 Y!'ars Local E•IJertence ED & AFFORDABLE! Ba th , Adult Pool & Baby wllite. 62,000 miles $17995 ' 111\'lflh ouse Apartmenls. Pool. Patio. Stmt $425/Mo 02 Pontiac Grand Prix GT . ~ ' and'or small houses FOR No Pets, Lease Plus 4dr . . 74000 mites $7995 RFNf Cull (l4U)4~ 1 - t111 Security Deposit R9qUJred 446-8585 k!r dppli~.:ntinn & ulformatron 1740)367-0547 0 --5P:-o-ntra-c-:G-6---:G---:T.-~-.:-de-d:w/ ? IWr;lrbom furrusl1('(1. w1 U1 Rl·_ :v r __. Cr•rrtwl Air nil elect riC 3 br. house in Pomeroy. lotar ..__ _toK __ l.wing Ruom Kitch en. electric, small back yard. off BEHI'Iroom u1 Now H.:wen 1 and 2 hPtJrooi'n apartstreet parking, $500 per $450 ment s, tum1shed and tmfur - $450 monll1 plu -::; month. (740)949-2803 nished. and houses in depos1l No Pf'ts 30,1-882· 2&313R a~ts. $385 <rnd up. Celotral Au WtO Hookup. 3 Br.,Langs'Jitle area.No Pomero~· And Middleport. 2523 lf>ave me ~s age rorr;;ml pays electno.:. EHO inside pe.ts.HUD approvart . security depuSit ruqr1ir~d. n«? $500 M, $500 dep. Call after pets, 740·992-22 18. 212 Jrd Ave 3 roorn::; and Ellm View Apts. 5p.rn . 740-742-2210. 1 Bdr. Efhc1ency Apt Clean bAflt. furn•shecl. 110 pels (304)882-3017 4br. ,2ba, HUO! only $317 & RPruly. Ref. D£>p ~J o Pets. Re 111 • Dcp 71\0--141-0245 mon th! Great Locaho'll l5" o Gre::rt Loc<rti(m 30-1-675· F1mri5l1~d Apt <:' nd AvJ! 111 M1tldlcpo11 . Brectl St.. 2 br down. 20yrs. 8°·uAPA ) Gniii!HIIir, IIP'•'<llr'l .:rll 1111i1· fur•Hshed aparlriiCnl. utilities listings 800·620-·19<16 ~~~ 213R ,1~1 C..A (i-I(JJ 4-11 1105 JJdld. 1 h1 fill p.~ t s 4·1G· IJ<lld. c!P.posit & relmerrcus. T461 Y'i/:.l no pets. t740)99_2·0165 LEGAL NOTIC.E .Sealed Proposals will be received by the Meigs Local School Oislrlct. Meigs Counly, Ohio unit 1:00 P.M. local lime, Augu sl 7, 2008. lei furnishing all lhe necessary labor, materials, equipment, Iools, and services fo r the supply ot "WaslewaterTreatment F a c I I I I y Improvements". here· !nailer defined as lhe Project, all as selforth In the Ctmlracl Documents now on file In lhe office of the Consulllng Engineer hereafter named. AI the lime above men- ~ednesday, July 30, 2008 wate1 . trGsh, J11Ci-.up Incl uded Jdjusled income Call 304· 4800-nlonth $500'dE>poS11 B~2-3121 ava1lable lor Stop by 1743 Ccn ten<Jr~ Rd SeniOr G.JIIIpolls. Oh tor A~v ur call a n d 740 'i46-95Wi or 740·33!:1· 2-1 90 D•snbled people I SA A1.11 . W D hooku115 c::::--:------ GH.ItN Clover, na rain fr1d ge <!If utih ! ICS p:-tid Riverbend Apls New Haven Bedroom Apts at Village on wagons. 580 bales $3.50 S60'J month $500. dcposll 2 WV Now accepting applica· Manor and RiYerslcie Apts in each. 740-379-2.290 bedHlOrTI apt W'D. ~love. hons 101 Hud-Subs1di:zed. M•ddlepon, !rom $327 to tr1df,j0. OW completely Jur- one Oedroom Apts Utihhes S592 740~992-5064 Equal nlshed, pots dtshns. l1nens. mc.h1ded Ba'lelf on 30"~ ot Housmg Opp01tumty 10 S<tiPihte TV 111CL Wilf'llt 14x60 '2~ R . 2 bath. 256- dnse ro Msp•rul Call 740· 6143 :-J3ti.():J62 2br in PI Pleorsanl. S4G5 ~cud NO PITS t S MOKltlG % 0tJlrenl r Snc [)cp R. lUll month, Homestead Ac uity 111 es ltiO<JGi'·0!"•0 7 Broker. Nancy 304·675· 4024 or 3,04·675-0799 1 \1 '\ RI''\II·:~· I 'i ==;::1-L\~1'0:&~='"1-;;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiijiiijiiiiil AI'AR'IMI(N'IS Rtxr • Wednesday, July 30, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com IDIIIftrCIIrrtltfrlclll PSI. CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE , •• New Homes. Room Additions. Remodeling, ' Metal & Shingle Roors, Siding, Decks, Halhroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv ~o4o9s4 Cell740 590 7666 J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding • Replacement Windows o Roofing • Decks 140-992 ono CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION AS SUMMER NEARS ITS END•. M FOUND T~IS TO BE MY FAVOI11TE TIME OF DAY. l__; THE BUGS ARE WLLED SLEEPY BY THE COOLNESS OF MOIINING AIR. BUT MY SENSES ARE AWAI<Et£0 TO THE PI!OSPECTS OF · ANEW SUMMER DAY. . AND ' ~DGE MAT~ IS" IS ON IN TEN MINUTES. AND TELEVISED JJSTICE ~INGS IT . ALL TOIHHEII NICELY. Roofing, Siding, _ Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, ' Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, • Garages Pole Buildings • Room Additions o Owner: James Keesee II 742·2332 Remodeling, Room Additions local Contractor 740o367-Q544 ANP ~ET'~ KllllP IT THAf WAY! Frse Eallmales 7 40·367·0536 For R•rnodclin g and New House Building Call : MARCUM CONSTRUCTION o Room Addi tions o Garages oVinyl and Wood Siding o Rooling • Pole Barns o Patiu 's. Porches and Decks ' ' Thur~dey, Juty 3t, 2008 By Bernice Bede Oeol Conditions will remain stable in the year ahead, provided you don't become involved in si tua1ions !hal are beyond your capabilities or sphere of influence. Stick to doing what you do best. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ It you waffle or buckle under at the first sign of trouble, you won't be able to use the neoossary 'asserti veness required to avert a prob· lam or !aile advanta_ge ol an opportunity at hand. Stay slrong. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - If yo4 offer to help anottrer, don't do so wilh a lol of str ings attached . It will only make the recipiertt feel ti'oslile towa rd you, and you could even.and up losing a friend. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cl. 23)- Playing pol· Illes Is always a dangerous game, especially when it lnvolws a social or work· rela ted situation. You 'll get a lot further handling tllings aboveboard ; don't be manipulativ\'1. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Wi shful thinking may help you establish goals, but 11 won't gain anything unlil , It Is accompanied by a realistic plan of action and asserti~~eness. Only then Can you r dreams come true. SAOITIARIUS (No>J. 23·0ec. 21) - Take care that some hot information you possess Is used constructively, no! destruc·· lively. If you decide tO use It as a weapon , you could start an un-winnable war: . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ..._ Believing that the world owes you a free ride won't furnish the transportation you need to the reach your dreams. You're going to ha\-'8 to work for each and every desire - the same as everyone else AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb, 19) - Be care· .ful that an Interloper doesn't lry to use you to support a position that would oppose a fam ily member. Your loved one woUld be ·deaply wounded In the pr_ocess. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Usually ·you're a responsible person willing to do much for others, but you might try lo get someone to do a dirty )ob that you fe el Is beneath you. ll's (lo t like yo u to be a user. so don'! start now. ARIES (March 21·Apri11 9)- No matter how .Juicy ttle gossip, forgo temptations to spread It further, especia lly If II lnvol'<9& a clos~::~ frie nd. The sooner It Is shut down, the less damage It will do TAURUS (April 20·MfW 20) - If you lind yourself having suspicions about aneth· ar, keep It unaer wraps until yoU have !he rtal facti at nand. You could read more Into someone'• Intentions th8n actually txllt. GEMlNf (May 21 -June 20) -Chancel ar. you'll be a l'larthtr critic of vourtelf thin othtl'l will bt, whic h will stop you from aealng all lht good FtOinls you ha..,. to otM r. Don't Dl your own worat t ntmy. CANCER (J""" lt ·July II) - FlnSnQISI rTIIIttlrl al'lould not bt tr.ltld lndlfftrtnl· ty, Wl'ltiMf thty 1r1 QOOCI Of bld. MIKE Wo MARCUM, IWIER Aoknowllelge til l facta and you will be 1bt1 to tat- •d~~ant•gt of thl good 1m1 m11c.t eny ntcteury oorrecttont. 47239 Riebd·Rond, Long Bouom, OH 740-985-4141 ~~~~~ Ce ll: 740-416 1834 1.1+ )'ears experie11ce Free Estimates ·soUPTONUTZ 1-lJ~ ~•.~ 1\IE PI~·~ A~~~~. Advertise in this space for $64 per month • '::~:~~~T S@lt~}J\-~"BZN'O~ WORD GAMI - - - - - ldiiOd by ClAY R. IOir&N - - - - - lt11•m of 0 Reorrangt lour Krambled word1 the be· !ow to form four tlmp!e ~~ror01. 0 6 ~ " Friendshi p,'' lhe mom told h<r ~ !011, "consi st.\ of forgelling what ' I :~~~~~d f-;lr-;j';7"'Tj:.:.;i;IS ;:..,I,., G) B E SK A T . _ • . • one remembering wha1 one CAntplooe rhe >.'vckie qucred by filling In tile miss1r.g word$ you develop from sleo No. 3 beJo.,..· JC\ rRINT NUMBERED ':I LETHRS IN SOUARfS SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 1/29108 Wench - Ahead ~ Celtic - ANOTIIER "Never,» lhe professor lectured, "does nature say o ne Mohair - thing and wisdom ANOTHER." ARLO & JANIS �Page B4 •. The Daily Sentinel ·~r;r=-:la~rs~:~&:-="fcG:iilo~=:::,:-ll;;;ll;;;'S; ;t<;' ;=-,c;;:;--:A;;;I';IK; ; I;~; ;I ;·: ~;"··~".=ii:i:\"=,; \l;'l; ; l '; ;l'~l; ; ; ;tl;'';I;X;=;~ ACREAGE filii' Rtxr n•illhxr lllll' HJK Rtc'T Auction 100 acres, August 2 Very mce home tor rent rn i bedroom apt W 0_stove. Apartment ava1lable now Gracious living at 1Oam, preview July 26 from 10-12, Patriot on Sand Fork relocation located South of SA 775 at the Creek, due lcr horn Ohio we MlddlepcJr!. good nerghborhood Newly remodeled New appliances 2 Bedrooms. I bath larg"e Krtchen Sun Room Central Arr & He<~l. N1ce out WISh 10 Sell !hiS p10pcrty Property w•ll be sold w1th ll001 :~IJ<lC€<; ('Ill 9SJn~784 reserve, ~·ou must be pre- or 9Y2-50 1J4 lor 111010 qua•lifled to purchilsc prop; de!,11IS erty and have I 0"'" down 1\I!JIIII ,E 1hJL\IE"'i payment day of sale, closmg to be Withi n 5 working days HJK Rt·SJ For more tnlo call 419'-230- ..__ _ _ _ _ __ 7346 Randall Hackworth Au ctrof1eer MOBILE HOME LOT FOR 2BR m Porter , water. trash, lb1 Upstatr~ Ap;utnicnt tor RE NT, 1031 Ge01ges Creek sewage pd No pets. Ae111 hes1de Dornmo " Ill PI · Ad, 441 -1111 $450/r ent S450fdcpoSII Pleasilnt 304·8 1~~ 4150 IH \I \1 \ 388· 9325 1BR 'ilfJVE' & f.r•ctye turn , Utll pd. $400 per m•)oth. $-100 dep 251l State St No smok 1nq. no pels. 740·<1~ 6 · OUw1rJ•) Jllll 2 t ulh . idl9f' 1f•G7 2 bcrJ rcoo•n -.p;utrnent 101 I Pill In M1ddlnpo11 n'<J pets. f740if.I92-5B58 ••,, ,,, ;, ,,,,kt·~ ill Ni·U~ JIUJWI '' \otu· H.i 14hl '" t..n"" · lldht•n •d l d~ht t o ' "or Unnr. lioned and at I he office of Meigs Local School Dlslricl41765 Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy, OH 45769; sa id proposals. will be publicly opened and read. The Project Includes, but may not be limited to, the fol· lowing malar Items: Trash Trap 1 Lump Sum, Equalization Tank 1 Lump Sum, Fast Unit 1 Lump Sum Dosing System 1 Lump Sum, Sand Filters 1 Lump Sum, UV - Disinfection System 1 Lump Sum . Actual es11mated quan· t II Ies Ior I he above Items and all Other Items for the project are lisled on Proposal forms. Engineer's Estimate for lhls pro)·. ectls S 221 .000,00. All Proposals shall be submltled ' on the Proposal . blanks con· talned In the contract document& furnished end shall be sealed in an envelOpe and as THE DRAFT ACTION . PR OPOSED ACTIONS ARE WRITTEN STATE· MENTS OFTHE DIRE C· TOR'S INTENT WITH RESPECT TO THE ISSUANCE, DENIA L, MODIFICATION, REVOCATION, OR RENEW· The Meigs Local School DiSirlcl, here· . d as I he after d ef me to increase or decrease or omll any ltem(s) end lo award to the lowest and best qualified Bidder.' Each Proposal must conlaln the full name ol every person or company lntereated In the same . Daled fhi s 181h day of follows : July 2008 . OF A PERMIT, TO POSED ACTION MAY BE SUBMITTED WITH· IN 30 DAYS OF NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED ACTION. AN ADJUDI· CATION HEARING MAY BE HELD· ON A PRO· STATED EFF.ECTIVE DATE. PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 3745.04, A FINAL ACTION MAY BE APPEALED TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW APPEALS COMMISSION (EAAC) (FORMERLY . KNOWN BOARD · REVIEW~ and William Buckley, mailed or delivered so Superintendent as to arrive at the (7) 23, 30. office ol Meigs Local School District; 41765 Pomeroy Pika, Public Notice 1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport. only $2,000! Won'l last. For I1Sl 1r1gs 800-620·4876 ex V457 U'fo«TU!f!'f SI ~\CE N•I'-.... '96 Olds Delta 88 LS Fair ...--•"'•'•II•R•t• Cond . $1,000 F1rm Call Gat age fm mnt at the corne r 740·949-27G6. -')1 2nd and Pine St. $75 per mqn th 446-4425 or 446- Police Impounds! Cars from $5001,' Hondas. Chevys. 3936 Jeeps. Fords, & more! lor IIIRC II 1\IJISI· listings 800 -620·4875 aw V.-135 10 15 Houst:11o1 .n GUJIJS Mollohan CarPet - Summer Sale_ Berb er Starti ng at $5.95/yd, · Remnants $35 Drive a lttlle, Save alot. 446· 74·14 ANTIQt 'E."i 740-992·5682 ll ll'llliW 96 Dodge 1500 PU modified by Show Trucks USA inlo a Tra1l charger . all options avoilable in 96, several after mnrket e)( tras added, grey leather seats Photos & more mfo at http ://www.b•ztechwebcfe· sign.com/tracee. truck. At1 e1 5pm, 740 44 t -2701 $1S,bOO • Q 6 53 Stanley TreeTrimming · & Removal South West North ~ Prun'ipl t NT Pass 4• Pass 2t Pass Vulnerabl~ : and Quality * Reasonable Rates Insured Cal l Gary Slanley @ 740-59 1-R044 WV0-42182 Free Estimates Please leave mcssa c T~~ S~O~ llEPAiflMAN I WANTS A CALJ,.IJS www~thnben:reelu~ablfletry.eorn ConsnUant "' ~~' " . rn;r r~ t... 1t ·' . 1 um /j~ nll'"l' f' ' SORRY, , · SNUFFY JEST LEFT TO DO SOME DEEP THINKIN' !! 7411-~49 ·.11127 I I AIN' T SHORE, FIGHTING . OR FOR RESEARCH IN THE CONTROL OF FIRE PURSUANT TO OAC RULE 3745- t9-04 (C) (2). JULY 30, 2008 H&H Guttering For Concrete. Angle , Chann el, Flat Bar, Steel Grating · For Oralns. Driveways & Walkways. l&L Scrap Metals Open Monday. Tu esday, Wednesday & Friday, 8am·4'30pm.'closed Thursday. Saturday & 4M4 ATV Bombardia like new. stand ard and auto shill. double seal. 400 miles. wench and rear grater blade. $4000. Call 740-339-2239 Or 645 •462 1 l'ml""'~..,.::--~-, Alii'() PART~ & Sunday_(740i44&--7300 Aco:<.~)I{IIO); STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: 91 Honda lransmission lor 25x34 and 30x30. Save thousands or~ can· celled orctc,s• Will sell for balance owed Don' t Delay . Call today tor w/enclosed cab SN·JAB0007133 and HUGE sa'ings! fork allachment 866-352-0469 The Farmers Bank and 1 Savings Company, I'F:ts Pomeroy, Ohio, .__..,;1.;ll;.K.;SiiAiioLiiif._.,.t. reserves lhe right 10 ' bid allhio sale, and to 12 Wk old Male Shellle. AKC wilhdraw the above Registered $300 446·2862 collaleral prior to sale. · - - - - - - - - r Owners: Jon Va'n Meter & Paul Rowe Seamless Gutters Rooting , Siding, Gutte'rs Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 . BUT ... 19B4 21ti Molar Home, 45,000 miles, asking $5.900 orlr~de304-576-23B~ SON OF Bank and in bids submilled . The above described collaleral will be sold "as is·where is ", with no expressed or -:--::::-:::---------AKC German Shepherd pups. lop bloodline, large breed. both parerrls on sile $400 each 304- 67 5-572 4 AEP GAVIN PLANT · con1act Cyndle or Ken rrwenJory ( "' 7397 N. STATE ROUTE al992·2136. Www _cAR Eo . c 0 M 7 (7) 30, 31 (8) 1 Carmichael Equipment 740CHESHIRE OH ACTION 446-24 12 IS. ~r.,~e:. Pa ss Pa ss therea fter. Dra[l0 .... Sht:m. Rod Pndc- t Dr:lf1<'.~ . Sw:1g ..... -1 " Geraniu m.-, .r10il ;;=;:::=:;::=, B ctl1 li n ~ Plant:. I 'ALL SANIJY Home: 740-992-.~lltl Cdi :74CI-416-6144 -t R per tlii t $(i. !KI V~g.:lahlc piLtn ts ~2.50 pl'r du.1en 1- lr ~ M -F 7:JO - 5:00 , c.-. .: R~ & 111 300-398- m,or---:::~r--, Ed '~ (;l'l't'llhfiUSCS Nuhk ~ umm it l\ll. M iddkport. OH rlklllrc·n lt o;odhmi & ~ 11t l;unl1 ... t>OINc; LOR~ KNOWS W«AT ' CABBAGE NOT ONLY AM r EXHAUSTE.t>, NOW I'M A LITTLE 8JT ll.t;EPEI> OUT. Jim O'Brien l . H:JO -·L~OS\I n .l-5. Farm Letart 740-247-2113 ~::~;===~;.===:;==; f Ho.11t: I~IPROVE~II'NI); . HManier.'. I acyc . . . WlfEN MR.M'6RE60R 503MIIIt oMIJIIIIelln.•oa 740-182-31M OIASED Ml{ CLIENT, 8~HN'(. WITH A RAKE, l-IE CAUSED I-IlM 6REAT EMO'llONAL ,.,., "'~""' PAYIIIB TOP PRICES f8R mdilion . _ B- 08 70. Rogers Basement 16950 303 36 Waterproofing. 8572 ::--::---------:-:-------: r1ini:iEiOTiiF<:Tt:i'l RV se.,ice al 'carmichael ADVERTISE IN Toailers 700·446-3825 THE CLASSIFIEDS '(OUR I-IONOR, MA'i WE I-lAVE A TEN MINUTE RECESS? 'lliiS I~ENT UTTLE OIIIIMIIdltftllllll:llllll-l:lllll SMiniiii:IODU..• antoe Local relerencas lur- 740-441-9010 W~!!?!, BIG NATE Run nl' r.~ $'4950. teams 28 3D 31 32 33 35 37 38 42 Bed·lem· pered 43 Coke rival 45 Popular Rain " DOWN for one Exis:· 1 Before 2 marriage Night noise 3 ATM code 4 Go astray 5 in though! 6 White heron . Provide 7 with funds Orbll path ) 8 Rear 1 to · 9 Popeye Aroma 10 cookie singer 20 Bank 1 at Monk'slllle times Lawyer's 22 Tend lhe thing aquarium Decide 24 Frame Filmy of mind Building lol 25 Like best Where Asia 26 CheSI· begins 47 Heavy · burden 48 Kind · of student 49 Yes 50 Oa1fr answer 52 -' be an beaters Taboo honor! 27 Salamander 53 1865 28 Cult yielder 29 James or 54 Uh cousins (hyph.) Ripping Lemon Kelt drink 34 Winning big Wire gauge (3 wds.) CELEBRITY CIPHER · by luis Ca!llpos .,Celebn~ C1pher CT)'ptograms are crea:ed 11om Qtiotat,ons b~ 'amo;s :Jeop' ~ par.t a'10 p·~nl Ea<:h 1e11er mIhe t:•oner s:anos IOf aro!ner Today's clue · N equals W " R· DRY OUUA ZH RH FLOG UB A X A 0 U P C U N P Z C T R H fl ' M U U Y U S T ; ZC DUFTH RH HZSOTPTXK RLCGUP ' H HULX. " • BPUF CGT RXYULH GL.WXTK PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Politicians should read sc1ence fictiOn. not ~Astro- Vul: m ct:~. Plu' Pillow. Bed skin ~ T:~h ll' Cove rs & Tahlc and air. 8572 airline 13 More compressed 19 'Purple Westerns and detective stories.· - Arthur C_. Clarke Ro111an Sh<ill~s and More ... Kipling Shoe Co. 300 2nd Ave. <ltff our used . ,. Eas t carding a hear! from lhe board. Then SOUih plays a trump, and clarms sho~ly AlllmllllliCIIIoi. . . .IIMelll CllaltUcDIIUIItttloe.llr 1111111.. 11111 .... -D-ac-h-sh-u-.n:-d- - -P-u :- p-p-ie-s,-alll_:::~~;,~~i~~~~~~~~~ eral, prio·r to sale date pr 1sed! Check TObA'( SC\o\ i ll)! Save 20% on ALL Justins during our local County Fairs!! persons COMMENTS OR PUB· TER 3745- 19 Both tour 211 :\·:~r> nperkncc company reserves the with kids, $100 740-645Sa lem travel lraile• nished. EslabUshed 1975 . 98 3011 A right to reje ct any or ail 311 5 with super slide, good con- Call 24 Hrs. 174 0) 44 6- PARTY TO A PROC.EE OING BEFORE THE DIRECTOR BY FILING AN APPEAL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF . ~to.,IJt.l>l'i FORC.O\Tt:~ WAA.T r.~m · 34 11 97 51h wheel, Fifth '-..,;iiiiiiiiioiiioiiiioiii_.! Avenue w/Supar Slide, Hrgh BASEMENT Prollle, Frberglass oulside WATERPROOFING Savings Regis1ered . Dotson. gqod Nice. $8900 740-709-1166 Cell: 740-416·5047 " email: jrshadlrm@aol.com 1'1/E 11'/N/JOW compact and mid si:ze cars. Star ter and speedometer ~-oil\ii•kiiiriiolliioiK;;,;,H;;,Oiliiillltii J;_.! control included. Paid $600 , asking $400 obo. 446-2295 99 24ft enclosed cargo Irail · 79J Co\J\IIIER"i & er with ramp door. awmng MUIOII' HoMt;<; THE BORN LOSER ~W.Or 501ELH~E.I\I~.T I '1'0U YOO? 800-537-9528 :::::::-::---:-:-:::-....--:::;NEW AND USED STEEL 2006 Kawasaki Ninja EX" 250-F: 1150 miles, like new. Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 740-245·5789 or 645·6505 Racine, Ohio 740·247-2019 Eur. 11 Wave m aker 36 Sorry 8 HE TdOK HIS THINKIN' POLE .... MEAN FISHIN' POLE, WIF HIM 11 r Baby stroller. playpen, walk· 99 DOdge Durango SLT, :lrd er, changing table. and an row seats, rear air. new fires. kinds of exercise-equipment 740-379-9057 or 645·4 745 stand 43 - capita crew mem· 44 Fish eQgS ber 48 Opposrng t5 Tough force ' to outwit 48 Town 16 She played officials Jessica 51 Clean 17 Koan one's desk discipline 55 Grommet 18 Written 56 Sheen . record 57 Position 1 19 Operale a as troops ferry 58 Contesting 26 27 no-trump. What eHect does that have? lt is still sensible to use transfers. ·But ob'v'iousl y ~the opening bid was one of a maJor, rt is not logical to transfer into that suit to show at least five cards 'there. Why choose trump suit where an opponent has at least five cards? There are a few worthwhile methods, but I like t~e following plan: H you transfer in1o the unbid major, it shows either a weak hand wi1h ·no game interest or a s1rong hand worth at least game. But if you transf.er into opener's major, you show at least five cards in the other major and game-invitational values- as in the diagram. After East opens one heart and South overcalls one no-trump. shOwin_g a gOOd 15 points to an average 18, North 1ransfers into hearts to show eight o'r nine points with five or six spades. South, with four·card support and a near-maximum, jumps to game. Against spades, West leads the · heart seven. Declarer can see four los· ers: one spade, two hearts and one club. But after winning tile first tri ck, he imme· diately cashes three diamond tricks, dis· Jria!'drood mlnetry And FUI'IIitul'e Ue01ut~· expanse 6 Fixes, 41 Time span as a copier 42 GoH ball When partner opens one no-trump. you probably use transfers into the major suits. A two-diamond response shows at least five hearts with any point-count, and a two-heart response promises at least five spades. Transfers are highly recommended . However, .SUJ}POSe an oppOnent OP,ens one of a suit and par1nef overcalls one you Mury Ka) fndependt·nt 40 Grasay chorus Menace, Split the ranges after an opening A~. A COilN ON T~~ COB8 L~fl! t Swamp 21 Opening lead: • 7 "' ln sm-cd •Experie nced References Avail able! Answer ID Previous Puzzlt mummy 23 Oennla lhe Dealer: East ll~MOII~l>. PER· BY A WHO WAS COUNTY: GALLIA PUBLIC NOTICE THE FOLLOWING A P PLICA T I 0 N S LIC MEETING REQUESTS MUST BE SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF NOTICE OF South l';IIJ _;!l'l tlu: hnlll'"t looks of ti ll.: ~.;a)o:un ­ "Fair Deals" for Fair Time! lnlereoltd hclotiln. Each bidder mull aubmll evidence of ~~ experl· oncea on projeclt of 4 86532 Wurk David Lewis 740-992-6971 nnd alwa) .." h~· in st ' 'le! .JUanita Grueser TKIIt:KS HIR SAU·: 9 KQJ98 • 10 8 3 ~ A 7 'I 7 ' • A 10 2 +· K Q I 4 K QJ II WI<, lO\liO II CO\S-IRL( 110\ 'lh :n look tips. rhk • East .6 A 2 mo pel 28 Years Experience tu !\l;u·_,. J\a~ - Yu11' l l find till· l atL'~I lltHI't:lld l 'UIOI'I'i ur1rrdi n;ll l'll for vnu with ~a~y -to- arpl y .. 10 9 Stop & Compare AlllJ.opesOf Concrete Work love the latest looks? 6 53 A 7 West • 7 748-992-l&n Concrete Removal and Replacement OaenB·& M·l 9·1ZSit. ACTION. NOTICE OFPURSUANT THE FINAL given. Implied warranty TO OHIO REVISED For fur1her tnforma· female. AKC Registered CODE SECTION lion , or lor an appolnl· 379-2649 3745.07, A FINAL mentto Inspect collet· Garman Shepherds AduiiS. tha Construction AND/OR VERIFIED ACTION ISSUING, eral, prior to sale date Breeder Females, Trained Draw Ings may be seen COMPLAINTS WERE DENYING , MODIFY • conlac I Cyn d 1e . or Ken Dogs, Training 304 ~8 1 2at tho office of F.W. RECEIVED, AND THE lNG, REVOKING , OR at 992·2136. 4310 Dodge, or lhe office of FOLLOWING DRAFT, RENEWING A PERMIT, (7) 30 1 31 (B) 1 lhe Meigs local PROPOSED. OR FINAL LICENSE, OR VAAl· Mala Yookie. 4 monlhs old, School Dlslricl , 41765 ACTION ::; WERE ANCE WHICH IS NOT ----~--- up Jo dalo on shots. ca n be Pomeroy Pike. ISSUED. BY THE OHIO PRECEDED BY A PRO· Public Notice AKC regisJered. $400. Call Pomeroy, OH 45769 or ENVIRONMENTAL POSED ACTION, MAY 740-441-0109 '---------~=-"'----' may be obtained althe P R 0 T E C T I 0 N BE APPEALED TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE olflce ollhe Engineer : AGENCY (OEPA) LAST ERAC BY FILING AN NOTICE: Is hereby FRI'II"S& VP:io:I''IJI .I·:S.' WEEK. ACTIONS' APPEAL WITHIN 30 given lhal on Saturday, ·--ii ~iii-iii"iiiiiiiiroorool Sands Docker CPS, iNCLUDE THE ADOP· DAYS OF ISSUANCE Augusl 2, 2008 all 0:00 LLC., 1495 Old TION, MODIFICATION, OF THE FINAL a.m., a public sale will Peactl es • Pick your own. Henderson Road, OR REPEAL OF ACTION. ERAC be held at 11 W. $20 a bushel. Closed Columbus, Ohfo 43220 ORDERS (OTHER APPEALS, ACCOMPA· Second Sl., Pomeroy, s d 740-446 4807 (phone 614·459·6992) THAN EMERGENCY NIED BY A $70 FILING Ohio. The Farmers I \I n I..., , 1'1'1 II " upon payment of ORDERS) ; THE FEE WHICH THE COM· Bank and Savings .\I I\ J '-t iiH h S50.00 NONE of ISSUANCE, DENIAL, MISSION IN ITS DIS· Company is selling for WHICH WILL BE MODIFICATION OR CRETION MAY cash In hand or cerll· ·~\RM REFUNDED. Contracl REVOCATION , OF REDUCE IF BY AFFi· fled check the follow· E<.,IIJII'!IIENT Documents , wllf be LICENSES , PERMITS. DAVIT THE APPEL· lng collaleral : sent via U.S. Mall aller LEASES, VARIANCES, LANT OEMQN· 2000 Ford Ranger receipt of a requesl OR CERTIFICATES ; STRATES THAT PAY · 1FTZR15XIYTB30355 EBY, INTEGRITY, KI EFER VALLEY wllh a $55.00 paymenl, AND THE APPROVAL MENT OF THE FULL The Farmers Bank and BUILT, which Includes OR DISAPPROVAL OF AMOUNT OF THE FEE Savings Company, HOR SE/LIVESTOCK postage and handling, PLANS AND SPECIFI- WOULD CAUSE Pomeroy, Ohio, TRAILERS, LOAD MAX Each Bidder Is CATIONS. DRAFT EXTREME HARDSHIP, reserves the right lo EQUIPMENT TRAILERS. required to furnish ACTIONS ARE WAIT· MUST BE FILED WITH: bid at lhls sale, and to CARGO EXPRESS & with Ito proposal , a Bid TEN STATEMENTS OF EN VIR O'N MENTAL withdraw lhe above HO,ME S TEA· DER Guaranty and Controcl THE DIRECTOR OF REVIEW APPEALS collateral prior to sale. CARGO/CONCESS ION Bond In accordance EN VIR 0 N MENTAL COMMISSION, 309 Further, Tha Farmera TRAILER S. B;W GOOSEHITCHES · with Section 153.54, of P R 0 T E C T I 0 N S SOUTH FOURTH Bank and Savings NE CK CARMICHAEL EQUIPlhe Ohio Revlaed (DIRECTOR 'S) INTENT STREET, ROOM 222, Company reserves the Code. Bid security fur· WITH RESPECT TO COLUMBUS, OHIO rlghllo rejeclany or all ME NT I CA AM I CHAE L TRAILERS SALES & SERnlahed In bond form· THE ISSUANCE, 43215. A COPY OF THE bids subm!Had, obell be lsaultd by a DENIAL, ETC. OF A APPEAL MUST BE The above described VICE. SPECI AL 20FT Save also on select in store items• Surely Company or PERMIT. LICENSE, SERVED · ON THE collateral wllf be sold GOOSENECK FLArBEO S3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE corporation licensed In ORDER, ETC. INTER· DIRECTOR WITHIN 3 "as !&·Where Is". wilh lht Slate of Ohio to ESTED PERSONS MAY DAYS AFTER FILING no expressed or TRAILE R INVENTORY AT p!Ovlde said aurety. SUBMIT WRITTEN THE APPEAL WITH Implied warranty WWW CARMICHAELTRA ILER S COM 740·446· Each Propooal must COMMENTS OR THE ERAC. given. contain the full name REQUEST A PUBLIC APPROVED PERMIS· For fur1her informa· 3~25 (across from city park) of the party or parties MEETING REGARDING SION FOR OPEN tion, or lor an appoint· ~H--:a""--:_-y_o_u_p_•_ rc-ed_a_J-:-o-:-hn Gallipolis, OH eubmllllng lhe propos· DRAFT ACTIONS. BURNING OAC CHAP· mont Ia inspect collat· Deere lately? You'll be sur· 11 and all ' ' 14/t + + J9652 Hours 7:00AM · 8:00PM SL Ill.12U1111181tW, DR s 10'x30' · ono.cs • K JI0984 • 39 Famous 12 Gave back t4 Rock band North ·New Homes • Gara ges • Complete Remodeling Sizes 5'x1 o· lo I CINSTRIJCTIIII 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740.949·2217 AS THE ENVIRON MEN- Further. The Farmers 6 month old male CKC w/ Gooseneck Adapter. Ve ry Uncond1t•onat lifetime guar- t .y District " · Pomeroy, prior to lhe OH .above 45769 deltdllne. The Conlracl Documents including 1992 Chevy Camara. V6, Rally · Spo~l . needs wo1k 1,500 080 3[)4-675-13]9 or 304-A12·4444 ROBERT BISSELL ERAC . PROPOSED ACTION. given thai on Saturday, WRITTEN COMMENTS, August2 , 2008at11 :00 REQUESTS FOR PUB· a.m. , a public sale will LIC MEETINGS, AtlD be held at 43519 SA ADJUDICATION HEAR· 124, Pomeroy, Ohio, lNG REQUESTS MUST The Farmers Bank and BE SENT TO : HEARING Savings Company Is CLERK, OHIO ENVI· · Selling for cash In RONMENTAL PRO· hand or certified check TECTION AGENCY, PO lhe following collalerBOX t049, COLUM- at: BUS, OHIO 43216·1049 1990 Trail King Trailer (TELEPHONE: 614· 1TKC0229LM125654 644·2129). FINAL 1 ~90 Intern ational AC.ll ON S: A AE Dump Truck ACTIONS OF THE IHTSHZ3R5LH207458 DIRECTOR WHICH 1989 Case "WastewalerTrealmenl " Meigs Local School TAL F a c i t i Improvements" 01 coll710-441 ·7342 Side by Side Refrigerator, .., . MrrroRC\'l 'l ,l·~~ Upright Freezer. Wnsl1er & V Dryer 8 2 color TV's 304· ....4;.\iriillliiit:iiF.IiiiJii ·:H:iiS--" their projec t POSED ACTION IF A 675-22 17 Addilionally, co nlrac', HEARING REQUEST ------~04 HO Elect ra Gtide tor compliance wilh OR OBJECTI.ON IS ----J:::E::: T --~ Standard wl King ToUJ Pac~. Public Notice lhe equal employmenl RECEIVED BY THE AERATION MOTORS Blk . 9400 miles 1 owner opporlunily require· OEPA WITHIN 30 DAYS PUBLIC NOTICE AepairetJ. New & Rebuilt In $1 4.000 aliEn 5pm. 446menls of . Ohio OF IS SUANCE, OF THE NOTICE : is hereby Stock. Ca ll Ron Evans. t- 1420 Administralive Code 123, the Governor's Executive Order of 1972, and Governor's Execullve Order 84·9 shall be rsqulred. No bidder may with· draw his bid within sixty (60) days alter the ac1ual date of 1ho opening !hereof. Hill's Self Storage GIBBS ANTIQUES Fri &' SUVs PERMIS- Sat. 10·5. Sun. 1-7 . or by fT.lO " ~ · LICEN SE, OR VAAl - SION TO OPEN BURN appt. Also, restore lumiture. Located on Tornad0 Ad. off FOR SAU; ANCE. WRITTE N CO M· DIESEL FUEL, GASO· MENTS AND LINE. STRAW, WOOD At . 33 . Raci11e (Park REQUESTS FOR A AND COAL F.OR & Aidgl_exit. 740·949·2246 92 Ford Explorer 4wd. air. MI.._., .... .. .IAN"'' IUS' tilt, all electric. newer trans. PUBLIC MEETING INSTRUCTION IN ,.., 1· ·,.,._ ,.,,_ rA and lires .. $1500 obo. 446REGARDING A PRO· METHODS OF FIRE ,_,..!'.ioliit-1.RiiciiHAiiNiilirimiriSiio 11 : 491(), leave message. ees and applicants for AL employmenl are nol discriminaled againsl because of race, color, religion, sex or nation· al origin. All contraclors and sub con Ira<! I or s Involved with lhe prQj· ect will, to the extent pracllcable use Ohio producls, malerials, services, and labor in lhe implemenlatlon of DATE : 07114/2008 FACILITY DESCAIP· TION : AI R IDENTIACATION NO.: OB·06·27· 85 THIS FINAL ACTION NOT PRECEDED BY PROPOSED , ACTION AND IS APPEALABLE Owner, re serves the right to waive irregu· the larilies and to reject ARE E'FFECTIVE Bac khoe/Loader . 4)(4 any and all PropQsals, UPON ISSUANCE OR A s N • J J a o o 1 6 4 3 0 The marked similar size and com· plexlly. The owner in1ends and requires thai lhls projecl be tully compleled no taler lhan November 17, 2008 . Each Bidder musl insure lhal all employ- Gl e""' 41 .ooo mrles. SJ0.500 obo 740446-0318 NEA Crossword ·Puzzle ACROSS Phillip Alder CARPENTER SERVICE Tw1n Rwers Tower IS accnpt· ing applications lor waiting list for Hud-sllbsidized, l·br apartment tor the elderl y/d isaqled. Call 6756679 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 BRIDGE r=a=o=s;;ER;;;;H;:YS;::Ep;l:-:l;;S., GIUG£ Free Rent Special!!! www.mydallysentlnel.com ALLEYOOP 1 and 2 2nd Culling -------N. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 2 br. furmshed apartment. no pets, deposit & rctorences,. 01 Dodge Dakota. au to. a1r $3500 obo. 256·1652 or YOUNG'S (740i992-0 165 256- 1233. 04 Dodge Spacious ·second-jloor apt Stratus. auto. air 54500 obo O>Jerl ooking Gallipolis City 256-9031 or 256· 1233. 97 Park and river. L.R. den, Chrysler LHS. auto, air Room Addition• & Beauutul Apts. at Jackson large kitchen-dining area $2000 obo. 256- 1233 or All!modeling New Garages Estates. 52 Westwood with all new appliances & 256·6002 Eteclrlcal & Plumbing Drwe. !rom $365 to $560. cupboards. 38 R, laundry - - Fo-rd-W---in-ds-la-r-LX-.-,-v-er. Roofing & Gu tte rs 11 740·446-2568 Equal area, 2 112 baths. $900 per 03 Vinyl Siding & Painting '~-! c vs111g Opportunity This month. Call 446-4425. or 72,000 miles $69S7. 04 Ford Patio and Porch Decks Explorer XLS, 4x4 , burulqtlfUIIon IS flll Equal 44 6- 23 ~ wv 036725 qundy, 69,000 miles SB995. Ooport un1ty Prov•df'r and Tara rownhouse 05 Chevy Malibu LS V6, sil- · V.C. YOUNG Ill Emp foy•:r ,. 992-6215 Apartments. Very Spaoious. ver. 93.000 miles $7940. 04 Pomeroy Oh1o CO NV ENIENTLY LOCAT- 2 Bedrooms. CIA. 1 1/2. To)'Ota Tundra crew cab 4x4. 25 Y!'ars Local E•IJertence ED & AFFORDABLE! Ba th , Adult Pool & Baby wllite. 62,000 miles $17995 ' 111\'lflh ouse Apartmenls. Pool. Patio. Stmt $425/Mo 02 Pontiac Grand Prix GT . ~ ' and'or small houses FOR No Pets, Lease Plus 4dr . . 74000 mites $7995 RFNf Cull (l4U)4~ 1 - t111 Security Deposit R9qUJred 446-8585 k!r dppli~.:ntinn & ulformatron 1740)367-0547 0 --5P:-o-ntra-c-:G-6---:G---:T.-~-.:-de-d:w/ ? IWr;lrbom furrusl1('(1. w1 U1 Rl·_ :v r __. 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But ASSOCIATED PRESS season, also seems to have (Monique) and I have hardly Davis agreed, after speaking geared it down. BEREA - Imagine your touched any of the signing with coach Romeo Crennel. LATROBE, Pa. - One What Tomlin doesn't ··1 talked to RAC (Rack)/' difFerence in thi s Pittsburgh want is for controversy to boss asking you to take a 40 bonus. I'm not going to be Davis said, using Crennel 's percent cut in salary, then one of those guys that when Steelers \raining camp from . follow any change. one reanickname . "RAC had a big adding that this will be your they leave this league son he chooses to deal prithat of last season: Mike influence on my decision. Tomlin is no longer being vately with many issues that last year on the payroll. they're broke." He told me what the situaOuch. · One of the club's top asked what it' s like to suesome head coaches wouldtion was .going to be. He told Now, imagine being able defenders since 2003, n't hesitate to make public. ceed Bill Cowher as coach. me about the additions they Davis' playing time was cut Tomlin,. who seemed to Not that Tomlin can't be to smile about it. Andra Davis isn't bitter. dramatically last season as were . trying to get. Why bypass any breaking-in periplayer-friendly, much like It 's not in his DNA. And in a the Browns began to rotate leave now' We' re building od as only the third Stcelcrs with· each other. We know Cowher was. Tomlin I've . been head coach in 38 years. what to expect from coach laughed when quarterback sport where greed too often in some young blood. The something. seems more animated and Tomlin. He knows what we Ben Roethlisberger wore a rules, Cleveland's line- former Florida Gator was through the bad years so I'm backer has but one demand: credited with 104 tackles, 29 going to try to stick around even more in charge than he have and 1 think he's more b t p· was las·t s.·e··s·on. Not that srm rero a one s nng The chance to play and sup- less than the previous season through the good years." u comfortable." workout, and he allowed The season ahead promisand 95 fewer than in 2005 there were any questions According to right tackle star safety Troy Polamalu to port his family. . Honestly. when he recorded a career~ es to· be as good as it's been abou t who was running the Willie Colon, there was ten- skip spring workouts so . he in Cleveland for a long time. "Money's the last thing on high 199 stops. Steelers, despi te the now sion along the offensive line could work out on his own The Browns have talent at mind," Davis said after . He was slowed by an our 36-year-old Tomlin's pre vi- all season as All-Pro left in California. ous lack of head coaching guard Alan Faneca, now But when four-time Pro practice this week. "We ankle injury · sustained dur- every position, and their defense, which ranked 30th experience. · with the Jets, refused to Bowl pick Casey Hampton grew up dirt poor. For me to ing training camp and Davis overall last season, has been come from the small town of eventually was taken off the ''He's going to be hard on implement some changes was the only one of several bolstered by the additions of all the guys, not ju~t me," sought by new offensive linemen who didn't follow Live Oak, Florida, it's a field on third downs and I inemen Shaun Rogers and we .have now. replaced by second-year blessing what linebacker Lawrence line coach Larry Zierlein. d b 1 · · h Corey Williams, two mounTimmons said when asked or ers Y osmg wetg t I'm doing way better than 99 linebacker Leon Williams. Fancca's stubbornness before camp, Tomlin didn't percent of people." A mainstay in the 1J1iddle tains of men who can clog Tuesday how Tomlin has created doubt among the hesitate to embarrass one of But among the I per- of Cleveland's .defense for running lanes. changed. " But I respect him younger linemen, who did- his best players by putting "Those big guys demand a centers, Davis' willingness five years, Davis was sudforthat." n•t k·now whet her to 1·o11 ow him on the physically to accept a huge slash in pay denly on the outside. double team," Davis said. Respect?; Tomlin didn't a >tar player's lead or to do unable to perform list. Until And with blockers tied up, ts rare. "It was a tough adjusthave any trouble winning what was asked of them. h d · h H Davis and Cleveland's lineFollowing the worst of his ment," he said. "But I don't ropslooks wetgto t.be about ampton that from hi s players last "A 1an was a leader," - e who 25 six seasons with the Browns, have any regrets the way last backers figure to be busy. season, although . the Colon said. " Sometimes d · h "Hopefully what will hapSteelers ( 10-6) experienced poun s overwetg I - must the club asked the 29-year- year played out because it you can't teach old dogs work out by h' elf ·a d old Davis to accept a base gave me the attitude I have pen is the guys up front will a rough finish by losing four new tricks. We have to realuns n of thei.r final ti ve and lasting can't practice with his team- salary for this season of now. It was very humbling. I keep the linebackers clean izc Alan is, gone, coach mates. $1.675 niillion - down learned a lot from that. But so that th~ linebackers . can only one game in the play- Zierlein is the boss and Cowher also battled with from the $3 million h'e not playing all those snaps make the tackles, and if that offs. Despite that. no player that' s how we . have to · Hampton over weight¢and agreed to when he signed a 91ight have· added some occurs then Andra Davis publicly complained that he approach it. ... It's a new cond 1·t1·oning issues 1·n 2003 five-year contract extension years on my career." will have a good year and I · wished Cowher had stayed year an d .a new sh'1p an d we b t d'd 't tung · ' in· 2005. On top of that, the When the offseason rolled think we'll be pleased with around or that Tomlitt's- have a lot of new . guys on h'u In resort · to pu th h · 11 inexperience was , haw ing. d k.. · tm on e P ystca Y Browns trimmed two years around, the Browns asked what we see from him," Davis to take one for the Crennel said. "He's a good "I was cot,tfortable last e~i~es Ward also said the u~aHble to perform list. f off his deal. "I'm not worried," said team and give back mane- leader, he's a team player •ear. I'm not g ·ng to make · . ' e set an example o 01 ) · h the likable Davis, who is · tarily. recet vers occasiOnal 1y h h • and we· ve got a chance to niore out of ,·t th,·ln what 1·t foug ht alterations · sought by h'ow e"s gomg d f to· approac d active in the Cleveland comsee his production pick up. He could have said, 'No.' ·s," sat'd '~'omt · l ,, 1· n, an NFL asststant coac h Randy tA mgs,s · he ens1ve ·d 0f'T' en 1·10 munity and may be the most He could have told general He's solid." · coordinator for only one Fichtner, though the players •..;hron , ml\ sat f .om · season before succeeding and coach talked through . ere s a eve! o expectaCowher, the Steelers' coach their differences . Tomlin tion when you come out for 15 seasons. "A year ago, d 1 lk f here and that's what he right and scored on·Brandon ownp ays any ta 0 expects." executing this plan, it was a coach/player difficulties, Phillips' groundout. Here's what Tomlin Cooper was booed w)1en plan only in my mind . saying, "It's human nature Standing here today, I've 10 be re~>istant to change." expects from . this Steelers from Page Bl he came out to replace got tangible evidence of the Not that Tomlin is hesitat- season: Nothing can be Moehler, who got a standing way I want to do things. ing to make changes of his assumed, and the teams that load the bases tor Lee, who ' ovation as he walked slowly Doe~> it make it more com- own, ;nost of which he adjust on the fly and best came in batting .370 since back to the dugout. forting ~ Yes, but it's very . won ' t discuss in detail. cope with injuries, upsets June 8. Lee hammered the Notes: Lee had his firs! similar (to last year)." Among them are adjust- and misfortune will sue- second pitch off the left- three hits in the four innings grand slam since _June 28, . As it turned out, the tran- ments to the passing game ceed. field facade, his 24th homer after Arroyo knocked in 2007, when he hat one at s1t10n from the Cowher to and a plan to give some of "The 'one thing I am of the season. Cincinnati's first run." Minute Maid Park off the Tomlin eras was rougher Pro . Bowl r~nning. back extremely conscious of is Cincinnati manager Dusty Moehler struck out Corey Colorado's Brian Fuentes . .-. than was mlllally vtewed. Wtlhe Parker s cames to there are thmgs that we d1d Baker brought in Gary Patterson to end the eighth The Astros have won 13 of "La~! ye_ar's camp was . rookie Rashard rytendenh~IL w,elllast year, but that does- M_ajewski to ~elieve Arroyo on his 90th pitch. · · the last 16 nleetings .witb · rough, detenst~e end Brett To~lm also I& : devot1~g · n \;.t;~s~re t~at we Will ~o..W1t.h.9ne, 0\!t.W.,the ss;.venth.' .. Keppinger led off the Cincinnati. ... Baker took Ke1sel satd. Everythtng less ume tq. spectal teams· · fh~m,;:vel~ thas·year," Tomh~:, ;;;Majewski Y\'gdt}.~'l'e'jada · to ''·~th with a linecdrive dou- OF Ken Griffey, Jr. and 3B was new, the coaches were dun~g trammg camp. sa1d. Thmgs that we dtdn t ground mto a double play. ble to left and pitchers began Edwin Encarnacion out of new an~ we. had a new Spectal teams . CQ!lCh ,Bol?; !1~ .~~.\Ve~ f~s.t.Y~.~:,XV.!:i CIIIJ't S" ~ 36-year-ol~. M~hler , warming up in the Houston the Reds.' lineup for rest. offense m so 1t was rough. Ltgashesky, wlio s~emed \<t)ltntct,pate: &lt~g' poor liP . ~ .the ~~· ttl otd,er···in· .· bUllp!?n for the first time. Both had played all II ... ~hts year ts much better. conduct every practice ·at .a· those a~!l~; Tt really is . f9u. of the · .fii:"sf '.eight' · keppinger advanced to third games since the Ali~Star We re all more comfortable 110 mtles-per-hour pace and clean slate. mmngs. He allowed only on Adar!) Dunn:s flyout to break. BY ALAN ROBINSON Reds a ~orrupt from Page Bl together with the changes we have made to our referee operations statf, will enable us to continue with the improvements we are making to our anti-gambling rules. policies and procedures," Stern said Tuesday. "There is little comfort to be gained from the manda- . tory prison sentence, especially as it affects Mr. Donaghy's children and their mother, ·but hopefully the healing proces!> can begin in earnest for all." The NBA could get a . break from the Olympics, where the U.S . team is a heavy favorite to bounce back from a bronze-medal performance in 2004 and win the gold. MVP . Kobe Bryant and all-star LeBron James. who has guaranteed victory, will lead a loaded u.s. team. . Donaghy · pleaded guilty last August to conspiracy to engage in wire fraud and transmitting betting infor- mation through interstate based on inside . tips. commerce in the tips-for- Thomas Martino, the payoffs scheme. "By having scheme's middleman, was this nonpublic information, sentenced to a year and one I was in a unique position to day for paying the Jeferee predict the outcome of NBA · thousands of dollars 'Yor the games," he told a judge at tips. The t.hree men attended the time. · school together in Lauro said that to clear his Springfield, Pa. conscience, Donaghy began On Tuesday, the judge cooperating with prosecu- called Donaghy "more cultors even before he was pable" than the · others. charged, and claimed he "Without Mr. Donaghy, "'provided the government a there was no scheme," she roadmap" to widespread said. · misconduct in the NBA. The league had demand"'He told it all - the ed nearly $1.4 million in good, the bad and the ugly," restitution. But the judge Lauro said. "He had to do it last week set the restitution bec<Juse it was the right at $217,266, to be paid thing to do ... The bottom ·jointly by the three defenline is that Mr. Donaghy ~as dants. been a model cooperator." , "Tim acted in a completeProsecutors have said that ly selfish and unforgivable though he deserved credit · way, and has forever comfor helping make .the case promised the way people against two co-defendants look at sports and. officiat- · both former high school ing," said Lame II classmates of Donaghy McMorris, spokesperson nothing else he alleged was ' for the National Basketball · criminaL Referees Association. At a sentencing last week, "However, NBA referees James Battista, a profes- will continue to officiate sional gambler and admitted with the highest level of drug addict, got 15 months integrity and professionalin prison for making bets ism.u Dr.JohnP~M~D. Cardiothoracic Surgeon • Holnr Cardiovascular Institute Is pleased welcome Dr. John Perry to the regtQf!.1ift hlghly·tralned and experienced cati:IIOclio~aC}e surgeon, Dr. Perry prides himself on tlls personalized care. Dedicatlnf himself and hi\ . team to delivering the hi;hest quality of care possible is foremost as a goai.After c~mpleting fellowships at Cleveland Clinic and Srat,e.:~ University of New York, Dr. Perry ~cf:d in the Canton, Ohio reJion bl4re to Gallipolis. In his short already su~cessfuily completld open heart, vai.Je replacement and tha,nlclt: procedures. Patients, families and referring physicians have been extremely satisfied with their care. HOLZER CARDIOVASCULAR INS'ITI'U'I'E Go Online: www.Holz.erHeart.com . AP phOto Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy arrives at Brooklyn federal court for his sentencing Tuesday In New York. Donaghy pleaded guilty in August 2007 to federal charges that he · took payoffs from a professional gambler for inside tips on games. ' �. Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, July 30; 2008 ·www.mydailysentinel.com Livelier Tomlin makes changes JJrowns' LB Davis accepts pay cut approachable player on the manager Phil Savage to BY TOM WITHERS at a IDO-decibel level last · ASSOCIATED PRESS Browns' roster. "My wife trade or release him. But ASSOCIATED PRESS season, also seems to have (Monique) and I have hardly Davis agreed, after speaking geared it down. BEREA - Imagine your touched any of the signing with coach Romeo Crennel. LATROBE, Pa. - One What Tomlin doesn't ··1 talked to RAC (Rack)/' difFerence in thi s Pittsburgh want is for controversy to boss asking you to take a 40 bonus. I'm not going to be Davis said, using Crennel 's percent cut in salary, then one of those guys that when Steelers \raining camp from . follow any change. one reanickname . "RAC had a big adding that this will be your they leave this league son he chooses to deal prithat of last season: Mike influence on my decision. Tomlin is no longer being vately with many issues that last year on the payroll. they're broke." He told me what the situaOuch. · One of the club's top asked what it' s like to suesome head coaches wouldtion was .going to be. He told Now, imagine being able defenders since 2003, n't hesitate to make public. ceed Bill Cowher as coach. me about the additions they Davis' playing time was cut Tomlin,. who seemed to Not that Tomlin can't be to smile about it. Andra Davis isn't bitter. dramatically last season as were . trying to get. Why bypass any breaking-in periplayer-friendly, much like It 's not in his DNA. And in a the Browns began to rotate leave now' We' re building od as only the third Stcelcrs with· each other. We know Cowher was. Tomlin I've . been head coach in 38 years. what to expect from coach laughed when quarterback sport where greed too often in some young blood. The something. seems more animated and Tomlin. He knows what we Ben Roethlisberger wore a rules, Cleveland's line- former Florida Gator was through the bad years so I'm backer has but one demand: credited with 104 tackles, 29 going to try to stick around even more in charge than he have and 1 think he's more b t p· was las·t s.·e··s·on. Not that srm rero a one s nng The chance to play and sup- less than the previous season through the good years." u comfortable." workout, and he allowed The season ahead promisand 95 fewer than in 2005 there were any questions According to right tackle star safety Troy Polamalu to port his family. . Honestly. when he recorded a career~ es to· be as good as it's been abou t who was running the Willie Colon, there was ten- skip spring workouts so . he in Cleveland for a long time. "Money's the last thing on high 199 stops. Steelers, despi te the now sion along the offensive line could work out on his own The Browns have talent at mind," Davis said after . He was slowed by an our 36-year-old Tomlin's pre vi- all season as All-Pro left in California. ous lack of head coaching guard Alan Faneca, now But when four-time Pro practice this week. "We ankle injury · sustained dur- every position, and their defense, which ranked 30th experience. · with the Jets, refused to Bowl pick Casey Hampton grew up dirt poor. For me to ing training camp and Davis overall last season, has been come from the small town of eventually was taken off the ''He's going to be hard on implement some changes was the only one of several bolstered by the additions of all the guys, not ju~t me," sought by new offensive linemen who didn't follow Live Oak, Florida, it's a field on third downs and I inemen Shaun Rogers and we .have now. replaced by second-year blessing what linebacker Lawrence line coach Larry Zierlein. d b 1 · · h Corey Williams, two mounTimmons said when asked or ers Y osmg wetg t I'm doing way better than 99 linebacker Leon Williams. Fancca's stubbornness before camp, Tomlin didn't percent of people." A mainstay in the 1J1iddle tains of men who can clog Tuesday how Tomlin has created doubt among the hesitate to embarrass one of But among the I per- of Cleveland's .defense for running lanes. changed. " But I respect him younger linemen, who did- his best players by putting "Those big guys demand a centers, Davis' willingness five years, Davis was sudforthat." n•t k·now whet her to 1·o11 ow him on the physically to accept a huge slash in pay denly on the outside. double team," Davis said. Respect?; Tomlin didn't a >tar player's lead or to do unable to perform list. Until And with blockers tied up, ts rare. "It was a tough adjusthave any trouble winning what was asked of them. h d · h H Davis and Cleveland's lineFollowing the worst of his ment," he said. "But I don't ropslooks wetgto t.be about ampton that from hi s players last "A 1an was a leader," - e who 25 six seasons with the Browns, have any regrets the way last backers figure to be busy. season, although . the Colon said. " Sometimes d · h "Hopefully what will hapSteelers ( 10-6) experienced poun s overwetg I - must the club asked the 29-year- year played out because it you can't teach old dogs work out by h' elf ·a d old Davis to accept a base gave me the attitude I have pen is the guys up front will a rough finish by losing four new tricks. We have to realuns n of thei.r final ti ve and lasting can't practice with his team- salary for this season of now. It was very humbling. I keep the linebackers clean izc Alan is, gone, coach mates. $1.675 niillion - down learned a lot from that. But so that th~ linebackers . can only one game in the play- Zierlein is the boss and Cowher also battled with from the $3 million h'e not playing all those snaps make the tackles, and if that offs. Despite that. no player that' s how we . have to · Hampton over weight¢and agreed to when he signed a 91ight have· added some occurs then Andra Davis publicly complained that he approach it. ... It's a new cond 1·t1·oning issues 1·n 2003 five-year contract extension years on my career." will have a good year and I · wished Cowher had stayed year an d .a new sh'1p an d we b t d'd 't tung · ' in· 2005. On top of that, the When the offseason rolled think we'll be pleased with around or that Tomlitt's- have a lot of new . guys on h'u In resort · to pu th h · 11 inexperience was , haw ing. d k.. · tm on e P ystca Y Browns trimmed two years around, the Browns asked what we see from him," Davis to take one for the Crennel said. "He's a good "I was cot,tfortable last e~i~es Ward also said the u~aHble to perform list. f off his deal. "I'm not worried," said team and give back mane- leader, he's a team player •ear. I'm not g ·ng to make · . ' e set an example o 01 ) · h the likable Davis, who is · tarily. recet vers occasiOnal 1y h h • and we· ve got a chance to niore out of ,·t th,·ln what 1·t foug ht alterations · sought by h'ow e"s gomg d f to· approac d active in the Cleveland comsee his production pick up. He could have said, 'No.' ·s," sat'd '~'omt · l ,, 1· n, an NFL asststant coac h Randy tA mgs,s · he ens1ve ·d 0f'T' en 1·10 munity and may be the most He could have told general He's solid." · coordinator for only one Fichtner, though the players •..;hron , ml\ sat f .om · season before succeeding and coach talked through . ere s a eve! o expectaCowher, the Steelers' coach their differences . Tomlin tion when you come out for 15 seasons. "A year ago, d 1 lk f here and that's what he right and scored on·Brandon ownp ays any ta 0 expects." executing this plan, it was a coach/player difficulties, Phillips' groundout. Here's what Tomlin Cooper was booed w)1en plan only in my mind . saying, "It's human nature Standing here today, I've 10 be re~>istant to change." expects from . this Steelers from Page Bl he came out to replace got tangible evidence of the Not that Tomlin is hesitat- season: Nothing can be Moehler, who got a standing way I want to do things. ing to make changes of his assumed, and the teams that load the bases tor Lee, who ' ovation as he walked slowly Doe~> it make it more com- own, ;nost of which he adjust on the fly and best came in batting .370 since back to the dugout. forting ~ Yes, but it's very . won ' t discuss in detail. cope with injuries, upsets June 8. Lee hammered the Notes: Lee had his firs! similar (to last year)." Among them are adjust- and misfortune will sue- second pitch off the left- three hits in the four innings grand slam since _June 28, . As it turned out, the tran- ments to the passing game ceed. field facade, his 24th homer after Arroyo knocked in 2007, when he hat one at s1t10n from the Cowher to and a plan to give some of "The 'one thing I am of the season. Cincinnati's first run." Minute Maid Park off the Tomlin eras was rougher Pro . Bowl r~nning. back extremely conscious of is Cincinnati manager Dusty Moehler struck out Corey Colorado's Brian Fuentes . .-. than was mlllally vtewed. Wtlhe Parker s cames to there are thmgs that we d1d Baker brought in Gary Patterson to end the eighth The Astros have won 13 of "La~! ye_ar's camp was . rookie Rashard rytendenh~IL w,elllast year, but that does- M_ajewski to ~elieve Arroyo on his 90th pitch. · · the last 16 nleetings .witb · rough, detenst~e end Brett To~lm also I& : devot1~g · n \;.t;~s~re t~at we Will ~o..W1t.h.9ne, 0\!t.W.,the ss;.venth.' .. Keppinger led off the Cincinnati. ... Baker took Ke1sel satd. Everythtng less ume tq. spectal teams· · fh~m,;:vel~ thas·year," Tomh~:, ;;;Majewski Y\'gdt}.~'l'e'jada · to ''·~th with a linecdrive dou- OF Ken Griffey, Jr. and 3B was new, the coaches were dun~g trammg camp. sa1d. Thmgs that we dtdn t ground mto a double play. ble to left and pitchers began Edwin Encarnacion out of new an~ we. had a new Spectal teams . CQ!lCh ,Bol?; !1~ .~~.\Ve~ f~s.t.Y~.~:,XV.!:i CIIIJ't S" ~ 36-year-ol~. M~hler , warming up in the Houston the Reds.' lineup for rest. offense m so 1t was rough. Ltgashesky, wlio s~emed \<t)ltntct,pate: &lt~g' poor liP . ~ .the ~~· ttl otd,er···in· .· bUllp!?n for the first time. Both had played all II ... ~hts year ts much better. conduct every practice ·at .a· those a~!l~; Tt really is . f9u. of the · .fii:"sf '.eight' · keppinger advanced to third games since the Ali~Star We re all more comfortable 110 mtles-per-hour pace and clean slate. mmngs. He allowed only on Adar!) Dunn:s flyout to break. BY ALAN ROBINSON Reds a ~orrupt from Page Bl together with the changes we have made to our referee operations statf, will enable us to continue with the improvements we are making to our anti-gambling rules. policies and procedures," Stern said Tuesday. "There is little comfort to be gained from the manda- . tory prison sentence, especially as it affects Mr. Donaghy's children and their mother, ·but hopefully the healing proces!> can begin in earnest for all." The NBA could get a . break from the Olympics, where the U.S . team is a heavy favorite to bounce back from a bronze-medal performance in 2004 and win the gold. MVP . Kobe Bryant and all-star LeBron James. who has guaranteed victory, will lead a loaded u.s. team. . Donaghy · pleaded guilty last August to conspiracy to engage in wire fraud and transmitting betting infor- mation through interstate based on inside . tips. commerce in the tips-for- Thomas Martino, the payoffs scheme. "By having scheme's middleman, was this nonpublic information, sentenced to a year and one I was in a unique position to day for paying the Jeferee predict the outcome of NBA · thousands of dollars 'Yor the games," he told a judge at tips. The t.hree men attended the time. · school together in Lauro said that to clear his Springfield, Pa. conscience, Donaghy began On Tuesday, the judge cooperating with prosecu- called Donaghy "more cultors even before he was pable" than the · others. charged, and claimed he "Without Mr. Donaghy, "'provided the government a there was no scheme," she roadmap" to widespread said. · misconduct in the NBA. The league had demand"'He told it all - the ed nearly $1.4 million in good, the bad and the ugly," restitution. But the judge Lauro said. "He had to do it last week set the restitution bec<Juse it was the right at $217,266, to be paid thing to do ... The bottom ·jointly by the three defenline is that Mr. Donaghy ~as dants. been a model cooperator." , "Tim acted in a completeProsecutors have said that ly selfish and unforgivable though he deserved credit · way, and has forever comfor helping make .the case promised the way people against two co-defendants look at sports and. officiat- · both former high school ing," said Lame II classmates of Donaghy McMorris, spokesperson nothing else he alleged was ' for the National Basketball · criminaL Referees Association. At a sentencing last week, "However, NBA referees James Battista, a profes- will continue to officiate sional gambler and admitted with the highest level of drug addict, got 15 months integrity and professionalin prison for making bets ism.u Dr.JohnP~M~D. Cardiothoracic Surgeon • Holnr Cardiovascular Institute Is pleased welcome Dr. John Perry to the regtQf!.1ift hlghly·tralned and experienced cati:IIOclio~aC}e surgeon, Dr. Perry prides himself on tlls personalized care. 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Point PIHsant 421 Main Street • ph 675·4480 2513 Jackson Ave.· ph 675·8130 Gallipolis ~49 Third Ave. • ph 446-o902 Busi·ness Card Directorv INGELS CARPET .& Court & 2nd St • ph 992·2133 Middleport · · 97 N. 2nd St • ph 992-6661 175 North 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 740-992-7028 www.peopleabencorp.com B~uty ·. II ,f. Gi!. .675-2828 St. Rt . 2 South, G~tllipolls •·err y tNnt to ht Uoyz Plzu 1 · Cuu, Razor Cuts, Color. Hl~hiiKtlts, , Penn~ . l lpdo ' s & more ...,. 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Pleaeant, WV 25550 IIII!EIIICE PLUS NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMAll IEIEIIliiiiTEIIIICE IEIIIDIII UIITia Rllll• IECD •ns 'SENIOR DISCOUNTS· FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES PROVIDED Hours: Mondav-•'rldu (J04) H8Z,j734 • CHECK (ASHING & LOAN .A B Contracting, Modular Home Division ( ~ OHIO VALLEY York Ingels· o,vner Pomero~ PIIE7 Toll Free 1-888-992-7090 Phone: 740-992-7090 ww.redcarpettreatment.org l 'pld*J~ tll\' • s.ollcOallilp at HOUR WATER REMOVAL O'rr lJ Yean E1.11e~ Galli(l91is Chiropractic Center Gentle Modem Famil~· Cart Wllk·lns Welcomed ·Accepting Work Accidents •Auto Accidents •Accept Most Insurance Dr. Joey D.Wilcoxen. D.C. . 990 2nd Ave· Gallipolis, OH •740-441.0200 �Business Card Directorv PilEI I • '\ ) r / Business Card Directorv Twin Oaks Federal I \/ ( 1\t 1 l \1< )\ '( ' l\ j ) I, FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO NEEDS BEND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Union 27405 Huntington Rd. Apple Grove, WV I 304-576~4056 When nothing seems to work... 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HOWARD BECHTLE Manager Wilcoxon, DC School Apparel • Jackets • Shirts • Bags •Hats Uniforms • Shoes Middleport 992-5627 Independent Beauty Consultant 2535 St. Rt. 218, Gallipolis, Ohio 740·446-9950 114 High Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Z4 Hour Emergency Service 740-992-2802 Licensed • Insured • Bonded Commercial - Residential www.marykay.com/paigecleek EOE ason -I J• tilt Cigarenes Starting at $19.49 N.2nd Paige Cleek VISIT OUR NEW BEER CAVE/ 21101 Ohio Riv1r Rd. 1 M·Thun 111m ·10 pm Fri· Sm 7 am • 11 pm, Sun 10 am • /() JHit JtU-173-5851 . at&t Jason Ingels }"f.:DERAL CREDl I' UNION Matt Cochran Assistant ViCe President Pt. Pleasant Branch email :mcochran@ peoplesfcu.com 2101 .Jackson Av~nuc Pt. Plensnnt, West Virginia 25550 304-675-4441 Fax ..'04-857~oo 13 .. INGELS ELECTRONICS, INC. 106 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 614-992-2825 Q) RadloShack. ADiVISion ol Tandy CorfX)rabon \ �Business Card Directorv PilEI I • '\ ) r / Business Card Directorv Twin Oaks Federal I \/ ( 1\t 1 l \1< )\ '( ' l\ j ) I, FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO NEEDS BEND AREA CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Union 27405 Huntington Rd. Apple Grove, WV I 304-576~4056 When nothing seems to work... Try,Chiropractic Medicine JACKIE - :\E\\' L OC .\T IO\ - 8c ERNEST RICHARDSON ' "We Smoke The Competition'' 401 6th St. At. 2 Kelsy M. Henry o.c: , PilEI 2411 Jackson Ave. Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-675-5510 p ·r . P LEA SAN'r, WV 2 555 0 304-674-0120 & 304-674-8103 1065 South Second Street email-. twinoaksfcu@cloh.com M ON·THURS 8 · 9 F AI· S AT 8-1 0 S U N 12· 8 ·Maeon, WV 25280 • (304) 773-5773 FRENCH Crrv CHIROPRACTIC. Welsh Electric Inc., II ~28 Upper River Ad • Galllp()lle, OH (Across From Captain D's) 740.446-3836 VALLEY BROOK CONCRETE V & SUPPLY, INC. .8 c 304-773-5234 Route 62 North Lakin, WV 25550 Chrletopher B. HOWARD BECHTLE Manager Wilcoxon, DC School Apparel • Jackets • Shirts • Bags •Hats Uniforms • Shoes Middleport 992-5627 Independent Beauty Consultant 2535 St. Rt. 218, Gallipolis, Ohio 740·446-9950 114 High Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Z4 Hour Emergency Service 740-992-2802 Licensed • Insured • Bonded Commercial - Residential www.marykay.com/paigecleek EOE ason -I J• tilt Cigarenes Starting at $19.49 N.2nd Paige Cleek VISIT OUR NEW BEER CAVE/ 21101 Ohio Riv1r Rd. 1 M·Thun 111m ·10 pm Fri· Sm 7 am • 11 pm, Sun 10 am • /() JHit JtU-173-5851 . at&t Jason Ingels }"f.:DERAL CREDl I' UNION Matt Cochran Assistant ViCe President Pt. Pleasant Branch email :mcochran@ peoplesfcu.com 2101 .Jackson Av~nuc Pt. Plensnnt, West Virginia 25550 304-675-4441 Fax ..'04-857~oo 13 .. INGELS ELECTRONICS, INC. 106 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, OH 45760 614-992-2825 Q) RadloShack. ADiVISion ol Tandy CorfX)rabon \ �Business card Directorv PIGE10 II Fabric Shop: · ( 1 : "Since 1969. Settin!{ the Standard with 111/egrity. Pnlessional & . Affordable Sen•ices" . CENTRAl l ~ SUPPLY GO. I I. • Traditional Services • Cremation Services • Advance Funeral Planning - • J Your Downtown Hardware Store l /~ Mile North P01m•ro}/Muson Bridge Mason, WY . . ' Point Ple~sant , WV 2226 Jackson Ave. Phone (3041 773-5323 (304) 675-4384 www.wilcoxenfuneralhome.com ' Richard D. GreenDirector/Licensee in Charge Ronald K. Brqwning - Director 44·6-2374 2400 Eastern Ave. <Across from KMart) (;aJiipolis, Ohio 456.ll (740 446-1711 II II 4 Jl t Gymnastics ; r II S~ · FLOOita. &c.E1S Will Power Thmbling & Gymnastics Center Gallipolis, Ohio Serving Gymnasts ~nd Cheerleaders since 1993 Experienced Staff. Olympic Equipment, USAAG Over 20 USTA National Champions-Begin· at age 2 Privates. Parties, Recreational & Competing Teams 7-'0·441 -1570 Fax: 740·441-1~86 (740) 446-3288. (866) 341-6600 8~12nd AH•.. Gallipolis, OH FREE ESTI~1:fn~'i ' illlla ~ • • 17 court st. Gallipolis. OH Established 1948 lhomas Rt'Sidenlial and Commercial • Pror1.'41sionallo~iallation • All Major IJraods • Tile!Hanh•oodJCarpet • Laminate & Vinyl Floori~ • Kitchen Cabinet\ & Couowrtops ll PilE 11 Jet. Rt. 35 &1eo .Gallipolis, Ohio 740-446·2002 Mon-Sat. 8·7 ·Sunday 11·5 j Florist ~ four Seasm1s florist Inspiratiollal Gifts f ull Service Florist Halk>on B<HI<JUcl:-, In<;pir.tliunal Pichm:s Hgurinl·..; Di'lpla) Boob Solar Angels, Crosseo; & ~ ""'wunlll)" Amcricnn fla~s • lJmtM 'ilwp l'un:tl h • TlwmtJJ A111kadt ,..iturinn •lll'arth & IIOIHt. Bridttwattr & Gocm~(ruk (anJltl .I I Valley LUmber & Supply Co. f .• B.' Tlu Rlvu ( rcttlimu Nat•twl Soy & !;lila B.,,,., ' lltHJy Cmt.., & Oilr Free Delivery S04 Main Street • Pt. Pieasant, WV Marpret F. Pte"" f I 21 J P(lpllfl' Stf'w.l • Pt. PIHMJII, lf'V 304-675-5033 Darbara Wick1it1~ . Ow.'\u ' •• J(U-61.~ ·.l17.f 555 Park St. Middleport, Ohio 740-992·6611 • 1·800·73,3·3334 Mon.-Fri. 7·5 ·Sat. 7·3 lhomas Rt. 2Bypass, Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-675-5200 Store Hours: .Moo-Sat. 8:00 am to 7:00 pm 11·5 �Business card Directorv PIGE10 II Fabric Shop: · ( 1 : "Since 1969. Settin!{ the Standard with 111/egrity. Pnlessional & . Affordable Sen•ices" . CENTRAl l ~ SUPPLY GO. I I. • Traditional Services • Cremation Services • Advance Funeral Planning - • J Your Downtown Hardware Store l /~ Mile North P01m•ro}/Muson Bridge Mason, WY . . ' Point Ple~sant , WV 2226 Jackson Ave. Phone (3041 773-5323 (304) 675-4384 www.wilcoxenfuneralhome.com ' Richard D. GreenDirector/Licensee in Charge Ronald K. Brqwning - Director 44·6-2374 2400 Eastern Ave. <Across from KMart) (;aJiipolis, Ohio 456.ll (740 446-1711 II II 4 Jl t Gymnastics ; r II S~ · FLOOita. &c.E1S Will Power Thmbling & Gymnastics Center Gallipolis, Ohio Serving Gymnasts ~nd Cheerleaders since 1993 Experienced Staff. Olympic Equipment, USAAG Over 20 USTA National Champions-Begin· at age 2 Privates. Parties, Recreational & Competing Teams 7-'0·441 -1570 Fax: 740·441-1~86 (740) 446-3288. (866) 341-6600 8~12nd AH•.. Gallipolis, OH FREE ESTI~1:fn~'i ' illlla ~ • • 17 court st. Gallipolis. OH Established 1948 lhomas Rt'Sidenlial and Commercial • Pror1.'41sionallo~iallation • All Major IJraods • Tile!Hanh•oodJCarpet • Laminate & Vinyl Floori~ • Kitchen Cabinet\ & Couowrtops ll PilE 11 Jet. Rt. 35 &1eo .Gallipolis, Ohio 740-446·2002 Mon-Sat. 8·7 ·Sunday 11·5 j Florist ~ four Seasm1s florist Inspiratiollal Gifts f ull Service Florist Halk>on B<HI<JUcl:-, In<;pir.tliunal Pichm:s Hgurinl·..; Di'lpla) Boob Solar Angels, Crosseo; & ~ ""'wunlll)" Amcricnn fla~s • lJmtM 'ilwp l'un:tl h • TlwmtJJ A111kadt ,..iturinn •lll'arth & IIOIHt. Bridttwattr & Gocm~(ruk (anJltl .I I Valley LUmber & Supply Co. f .• B.' Tlu Rlvu ( rcttlimu Nat•twl Soy & !;lila B.,,,., ' lltHJy Cmt.., & Oilr Free Delivery S04 Main Street • Pt. Pieasant, WV Marpret F. Pte"" f I 21 J P(lpllfl' Stf'w.l • Pt. PIHMJII, lf'V 304-675-5033 Darbara Wick1it1~ . Ow.'\u ' •• J(U-61.~ ·.l17.f 555 Park St. Middleport, Ohio 740-992·6611 • 1·800·73,3·3334 Mon.-Fri. 7·5 ·Sat. 7·3 lhomas Rt. 2Bypass, Pt. Pleasant, WV 304-675-5200 Store Hours: .Moo-Sat. 8:00 am to 7:00 pm 11·5 �. \ PIIE12 Business Card Directorv Business card Directorv . TRUSTWORTHY We're the HARDWARE Problem Solverel 8997 STATE ROUTE 160 BIDWELL,·oHIO 45614 PHONE: 446-8828 SAUNDERS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. . HOLZER CLINIC BIDWELL WEST VIRGINIA 2605. Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,. WV 304-675-4498 . Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7-6, Sun. 11-5 STIHL LAWN EQUIPMENT ' ~, / John H. ·saunde.rs 437 Second Avenue Gallip~fi~, OH 45631 '• Pleasant Valley · Home Health, Private Duty & Hospice 1011 Viand Street Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-7400 ~ADVANCED HEARING Home of www.holzerclinic.com · Holzer · Clinic Meigs Urgent Care 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH. E-maia': jhsaunders@suddenlinkmail.com Hearing! Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment (740) 441-1971 (800) 434-4194 Melvin Mock BC-HIS William Hussell 11 0 S2nd Street/P.0. Box 588 Mason, WI 25260 . 1122 Jackson Pike Gallipoli.s. OH 45631 Tel 304.773-5942 Fax 304·773~6034 Cell 304-812-2325 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-6100 ( Qyy INSURANCE ---AGENCY - .... . ~ ti+Z·L·I·!.i~ · .FRIGIIWRE LENNOX Foreman 8 Abbott · Heating u Hr~: 7 days a.week 11 am to9 pm Fax: 740-446-4719 Cell•, 740· 70.9·9660 Toll Free: 800·689-510 Professional Insurance Agent Licensed Associate ~ • Husselllnsura~ce Agency On Your Side' Nationwide Insurance CENTER HOLZER · CLINIC ~ Phon~: (740)446-0404 .D . lforry~Free ' I rhf' M c;:ool.i~g ·--~~.-:;:-!.~··'· .free Estimates 381 North Second ftMIIIIW Middleport, OH 740•99Z·~Z1 ~ ~ ., f 1·800·~59-~0~ PIIE13 ·Pleasant Valley Hospital 2520 Vafley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-4340 ( ;rnllt.l 1 -- !~1r<:;t•.lnc,u;HlU? · '' · Agents Anita Hoschar • Cheryl Roach Sandi Stephens· Mike Rawson 501 · Main Street · Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-2310 �. \ PIIE12 Business Card Directorv Business card Directorv . TRUSTWORTHY We're the HARDWARE Problem Solverel 8997 STATE ROUTE 160 BIDWELL,·oHIO 45614 PHONE: 446-8828 SAUNDERS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. . HOLZER CLINIC BIDWELL WEST VIRGINIA 2605. Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant,. WV 304-675-4498 . Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7-6, Sun. 11-5 STIHL LAWN EQUIPMENT ' ~, / John H. ·saunde.rs 437 Second Avenue Gallip~fi~, OH 45631 '• Pleasant Valley · Home Health, Private Duty & Hospice 1011 Viand Street Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-7400 ~ADVANCED HEARING Home of www.holzerclinic.com · Holzer · Clinic Meigs Urgent Care 88 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH. E-maia': jhsaunders@suddenlinkmail.com Hearing! Pleasant Valley Home Medical Equipment (740) 441-1971 (800) 434-4194 Melvin Mock BC-HIS William Hussell 11 0 S2nd Street/P.0. Box 588 Mason, WI 25260 . 1122 Jackson Pike Gallipoli.s. OH 45631 Tel 304.773-5942 Fax 304·773~6034 Cell 304-812-2325 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-6100 ( Qyy INSURANCE ---AGENCY - .... . ~ ti+Z·L·I·!.i~ · .FRIGIIWRE LENNOX Foreman 8 Abbott · Heating u Hr~: 7 days a.week 11 am to9 pm Fax: 740-446-4719 Cell•, 740· 70.9·9660 Toll Free: 800·689-510 Professional Insurance Agent Licensed Associate ~ • Husselllnsura~ce Agency On Your Side' Nationwide Insurance CENTER HOLZER · CLINIC ~ Phon~: (740)446-0404 .D . lforry~Free ' I rhf' M c;:ool.i~g ·--~~.-:;:-!.~··'· .free Estimates 381 North Second ftMIIIIW Middleport, OH 740•99Z·~Z1 ~ ~ ., f 1·800·~59-~0~ PIIE13 ·Pleasant Valley Hospital 2520 Vafley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 304-675-4340 ( ;rnllt.l 1 -- !~1r<:;t•.lnc,u;HlU? · '' · Agents Anita Hoschar • Cheryl Roach Sandi Stephens· Mike Rawson 501 · Main Street · Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-2310 �Business Card Directorv PAGE14 Business Card Directorv II =':=M= · ·o=rt=Um= ( n=ts=:·;-J · =:II e · = Securing Your Financial Future Steve Musser· (740) 992-0601 ; t I ~ ~tepp Farmers Financial ltd. 196 East 2nd Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Fanners ''MMI''I* • Schull • Clayton • Norris 269 Upper.Rh·er Rd. Gallipolis. OH (7 40) 992-537 4 fax (7 40) 416-0625 cell smusse r@ infinexgroup .com www.tarmersfinancialtd .com "'' \\ Jrfm·hciH honws.cnm ' FREE INVESTMENT REVIEWS. ·RelaXation Station Therapeutic Mas.~a~c Center & More Financial Advisor 9~0-A Second Ave. Gallipolis , OH 456~1 . 740-441-9441 www.edwardjones.com 8 monument Dr. Jolie L. Bitner Clliropraclic l'ltysician Member SIPC Edward jones 200 Main St. Point Pleasar:et, WV 304-675-1333 www.mydailyregister.com Jl - -- -- It ' Newspa~rs ' .II The Daily Sentinel ~alltpolts llatlp \!rrtbune . 825 Third Ave. Gallipolis, OH www,mydailytribune.com whot><? quality cotmts Keepir:g in step with ~ tt>adition ,.:· • Walmart Plaza . Gallipolis, OH 740-446-3283 ~IOMCUIJ &MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 0NE STOP SHOP" 11 3 Locations Jackson • Athens • Gallipolis · 41 R Main Street l't. Plca~ant. \VV 304-675-3400 ' J&egtster Locally Owned & Oper~ted Medicare/M ed1caid Private Ins. 446-0007 • an-669-0007 70 Pine Sl Gallipolis, OH 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 7 40-992-2155 740-446-2342 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING family ~oint ~leasant I 11· MaSsage Therapy Isaac N. Mills piiiiiiiailiiiiiiipeiiiiiiirsiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · iiiiillll ·R t 62 Camp Conley Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 Phone:304-675-6573 Cell: 674-1379 74()..44()..9340 Secuntres affiliated through Infixes Investments, Inc. Member NASD/SIPC Infixes and Farmers Frnancral. Ltd are not affiliated. Insurance products Jro offered through licensed agencres. i i ili i i i iNi i i iei i i iw~s -=-11 Landon.Stepp Famil) Ownt•d and Ot)erah'<l Sim·e 1969. PAGE 15 www.mydaJ iysent1nel.com II Nursing & Rehab Tri County .News Reach over 17,000 household!tl <thr "-''tlllpolls D,llla' <r:ntmnr 740-446-2342 www.mydailytribune.com ~01111 li)Jr,tsilltt l\rgtstrr 304-675-1333 www.mydailyregister.com The Dally Sentinel 740-992-2155 www.mydailysentinel.com I Pleasant Valley · .Nursing · & Rehabilitation J200 Sand HiU Road Point Pleasant, WV 304-67 5-5236 ' II �Business Card Directorv PAGE14 Business Card Directorv II =':=M= · ·o=rt=Um= ( n=ts=:·;-J · =:II e · = Securing Your Financial Future Steve Musser· (740) 992-0601 ; t I ~ ~tepp Farmers Financial ltd. 196 East 2nd Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Fanners ''MMI''I* • Schull • Clayton • Norris 269 Upper.Rh·er Rd. Gallipolis. 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Plca~ant. \VV 304-675-3400 ' J&egtster Locally Owned & Oper~ted Medicare/M ed1caid Private Ins. 446-0007 • an-669-0007 70 Pine Sl Gallipolis, OH 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH 7 40-992-2155 740-446-2342 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING family ~oint ~leasant I 11· MaSsage Therapy Isaac N. Mills piiiiiiiailiiiiiiipeiiiiiiirsiiiiiiiiiiiiiii · iiiiillll ·R t 62 Camp Conley Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 Phone:304-675-6573 Cell: 674-1379 74()..44()..9340 Secuntres affiliated through Infixes Investments, Inc. Member NASD/SIPC Infixes and Farmers Frnancral. Ltd are not affiliated. Insurance products Jro offered through licensed agencres. i i ili i i i iNi i i iei i i iw~s -=-11 Landon.Stepp Famil) Ownt•d and Ot)erah'<l Sim·e 1969. 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More than half of adults said they use newspapers most of the time for c.hecking ads for things they might want to buy. Advertising medium used most of the tirne- Percentage of adults . .. Source: NAA's 2006 Consumer Usage of Newspaper Advertising, conducted by Mon Research �.. • Business in Review edition inside today's Sentinel .,.. O'Bleness sends boxes to ~~personnel,~ . • . Printed on 100% Recycled Newsprint Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio r :;o CF:\'TS • Vol. 58, No. 15 TlllJHSDAY, ,JlJLY :JI, 2008 ~ "'"'·m)duil)"'"lilll'l .wm Financing available for 911 equipment costs SPORTS ·:.. Reds beat Astros 9-5. SeePageBl · Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEDCMYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY Meig s County Commissioners are prepared to finance the bal. ance of the purchase price of 911 equipment, i'f necessary. Commissioner Jim Sheets said Wednesday lhe county has. secured a financing package from Farmers Bank and Savings Co., that can be accessed if necessary to purchase lhe computers and communication's equ_ipment necessary to operate the service. The equipment, to be purchased from' EmergiTech of Columbus, is expected to cost $336,973. The Appalachian Regional Commission has pledged $100,000 toward that purchase, and Sheets said a loan for the balance would allow the county to pay the balance of the cost over a five-year period. The county would pay $13,000 each quarter until the loan is retired, Sheets said. Sheets said the ARC funding is expected some- Restitution ordered in Rivenest ·theft BY BRIAN J, time in August. At that time, commissioners and the 911 committee will determine how lhe balance of the eq uipment cosl will be paid. The county must have the . E-911 service in place by the end of 2008. Renovations must be made to the Emergency Medical Services building, where the service will operate. Once the renovations are made, the equipment can be pul in place. · Th!! county will use proceeds from lwo telephone charges to operate the ser- vice and retire debt Voters approved a 50-cent monthly telephone line f~e ·on all land lines, and a fee charged to cellular telephone users is now being held in escrow at the state level in the county's name. Money in both of those funds can be used to purchase equipment and cover other set-up expenses. However, the escrow funds will be lost unless the E-911 service is operational by the end of the year. Sheets said ·commissioners can also use Enjoying the view REED BAEED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . general fund money, if necessary, to pay on the loan and pay other related expenses. Commissioners believe the 50-cent monthly charge will generate sufficient funding for the operation of the service. Collections, to date, have been more than was _ anticipated, and the 911 committee hopes to use EMS disc patchers and a few additional dispatchers to operate both services. They are awaiting an opinion from the prosecuting attorney as to whether such an arrangement is lawful. Administrative changes at Carleton, Meigs Industries Bv BETH SERGENT INSIDE • Genealogy workshop sla\ed during reunion. See Page A3 • OVST launching youth theater program. Sec Page A3 • For the R,ecord. See Page AS -~- L.a,w You Can.Use: .Know when subprlme mortgages equal predatory lending. See Page AS •. Vinton. bean dinner is Saturday. See Page A6 :. • Exhibit ai FAC features : 'native inspiration.' : See Page A6 .. WEATHER ' POMEROY - A Point Pleasant, W.Va. woman has been ordered to pay $8,500 in restitution to . the Sternwheel Rh erfest Committee but will not serve time in jail for grand theft In May, · Helen Maxine McClintock, 72, pleaded guilty to the single count, charging she embezzled funds from the non-profit committee. She was indicted in November, 2007 by the Meigs County Grand Jury. Lasl· week, .Judge Fre9--W. ·f'1'-'~~.., Crow III sentenced McClintock to the maximum sentence of 18 months in prison on the count, but suspended the prison term and ordered McClintock to participate · in ·the Community Corrections program and ordered- her to serve 500 hours of community service. McClintock will be permitted to pay restitution in $150 monthly payments, to be secured by a mortgage on her home. She was accused ()f a "pattern of embezzlement" by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Matthew Donahue at the time of her arraignment. Donal)ue said McClintock allegedly confes.sed to the crime to members of the Sternwheel Festival board when the money was discovered missing. McClintock has been free on a $1,000 personal recqgnizance bond since the time of her indictment earlier this year. BSERGENTCMYDAILYSENTINELCOM . SYRACUSE - Steve Beha, ·executive director of Carleton School and Meigs Industries, is stepping down to accept a, new position as the Program Director I Assistant Superintendent at the Gallipolis Develo~mental Center. Beha s last day at Carleton School/Meigs Industries is tomorrow with Kay Davis, current director of education at Carleton School, taking hi s place . Davis has been wilh the school for 18 years. "Kay is dedicated to ensuring that 4uahty services are provided for individuals with developmental disabilities arid their families who live here in Meigs . County," Beha said. Da.vi:S said in the fall the school will be providing services to around 50 students, preschool through school age with various developmental disabilities. while around 60-80 adults currently receive services through Meigs Industries. Davis said she is excited' about her new position but added: "I'm sorry to lose Steve." She went on to say she hopes for a consistent transilion into lhe new administrative changes. "We just want to continue providing services for people with developmental disabilities. whatever services those are and we all kno'w those change over the . years," Davis said. "We just Although work still want to continue to meet the needs of the people we continues at the serve." construction site Beha describe s his 16 of the new years at · Carleton Pomeroy Mason SchooVMei¥s Industries as Bridge, there's "wonderful'- and adds he's plenty to catch "been fortunate to be part of . the eye, including an exceptional ·caring team the newly comof individuals dedicated topleted decorative providing quality services retaining wall and for children and adults with some head-turndevelopmental disabilities." ing views from the Beha explains, as a resiOhio tower, both dent of Meigs County and' , pictured here. parent of an individual Beth Serge~l/photos served by Meigs Industries' Adult Services Program, he Bennigan's in Point still open • Bv DIANE POTTORFF . DPOTIORFF@MYOAILYAEGISTEA.COM ' . Detolls on Page A3 1INDEX ... · a SEcnoNs- 111 PAGFS Annie's Mailbox · A3 ealendars A3 • Classifieds 83-4 Comics Bs Editoriills . . A! Movies · Places to go As ' Sports A6 B Section Weather C1008 Ohio VIlli.; Pub~ho~Jlni CG. IIIII 1 ' 11 u POINT PLEASANT, W, Va. - Despite some Bennigan 's restauranls closing nationwide, the one in Point Pleasant will remain open. ·. Restauran't chairis Bennigan 's and Steak & Ale filed for Chapter 0 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, and stores owned by the parent company will shut their doors. Metromedia Restaurant Group of Plano, Texas, filed for bankruptcy protection in the Easlern District of Texas, according to reports by the Associated Press. Manager Mike Hughes said only the corporate restaurants were affected by the closures and that the Point Pleasant location will remain open because it is a franchise operation. "We were told by the corporation and vendors they willl still provide lhe same food," Hugh~s said. "Chapter 7 does not affect • PI•-- ••• 'ltn's, AS .•- Pleese see Director, AS FBI: Athens' pipe bombs a 'hoax: Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM GUYSVILLE - The two suspicious devices initially beheved to be pipe bombs placed at the Guysville and Stewart postal building s have been deemed "hoaxes" according to Michael Brooks, specjal agent with the Federar Bureau of Investigatio" ih ,G:incidnati.' "As far as ' we know they containe9 no explosives but have been sent to the The FBI con tinues to lab for further analysis," . work with officials from the Brooks added . Though , The Athens Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco • Messenger reported a phys- . and Firearms and the .ical description . of the Athens County Sheriff's devices, Brooks said his Department on the case. According to the Athens office . is . not officially releasiog any :information County EMA, the second about lhe ' devices. suspicious device placed at Accofding '· t,o the Athens the Stewart postal building County Emergency was rendered "inert" and Management Agency, the the all clear given around device placed in Guysville 7:45 p.m. Tuesday contained a liquid as.well as evening. · papers, both of which were Ohio 329 from Ohio 50 at bemg processed by the FBL the Marathorr gas station through· the Villages of Guysville and Stewart ·were then reopened to traffic . Both scenes are still being treated as crime scenes and being processed l>Y law enforcement Mail delivery returned to normal yesterday in the Guysville and Stewart area. As for the bank robbery lhat occurred at the Hocking Valley Bank in Coolville only hours after the suspi- ' PIHH- 'H~x.· AS J I ·J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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