https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbf9e49695e35bf9875bbde34b8a1d2e.pdf 6c1dea2cda2ff53e21d234273fac2ff6 PDF Text Text Pag~ 86 • The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, August 12, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com .~~~~==~------~----~~----------------------~ Junior horse show showcases talent, skill, A2 Rodgers sharp, but Packers fall BY CHRIS JENKINS ASSOCIATED PRESS AP photo Cleveland Indians' Andy Gonzalez, right, is co ngratulated by Cleveland Indians' Jhonny Peralta after Gonzalez h.it a two-run home run off Baltimore Orioles pitcher Jamie Walker in the eighth inning of a baseball game Monday in Cleveland. -Indians defeat ·Orioles 13~8 CLEVELAND (AP) - enth. Sal Fasano had RBI singles Asdrubal Cabr.era homered, PincH-hitter Jamey and Ryan Garko a basesthen doubled in the go-ahead Carroll's bases-loaded sacri- loaded sacrifice fly. run in the seve nth inn ing as fice fly off Rocky Cherry (0Cabrera hit his fourth the Cleveland Indi ans beat I) in the bottom half tied it. homer to start the second. the Baltimore Oriol es 13-8 Jamie Walker replaced · Brian Roberts drove in one Monday night fo r their Cherry and Cabrera got an run with a gro undout and fourth straight victory. RBI double when his sharp Markak is had an RBI double The Indians took an early grounder went oft the glove · off Indians starter Fau sto 5-0 lead but fell behind 8-1 .. of third baseman Mel vi n Carmona to make it 5:2 in Cleveland scored three times Mora and into left field. the third. in the · seventh. and Ben Grady Sizemore's RBI Aubrey Huff extended his Francisco and Andy groundout made it I0-8 . hitting streak to 19 ga mes by Gonzalez homered in the Edward Mujica (1-1) 'got hitting his 24th homer in the eighth. · one out for his first major Orioles fourth. Roberts' RBI Cabrera and four team- · league win. He came on with single in the seventh made it mates each drove in two runs the bases loaded and a 7-3 7-4 and put hi s hitting streak as the Indians opened a I0- lead. but in the span of four at 13 games. game homestand. The pitches yielded a basesCarmona yielded seven matchup of last-place teams loaded triple to Mark akis runs over 6 1-3 innings. The marked · the first time and sacrif'tce fl y to Melvin right-hander, a 19-game winCleveland and Baltimore had Mora to make it 8. 7. ner a year ago, spent more met since May 7, 2007 .Cleveland took a 5-0 lead than two months on the di sthe Indians played 12 inter- off Dennis Sarfate (4-3). a abled list with a strained left league games against converted reliever makin g hip. He is 1-2 with a 10.42 Cincinnati over that span. his fourth career start. ERA in four starts since. Nick Markakis had three Sizemore · walked and being activated July 26. hits and drove in four runs scored on a triple· by David Francisco hit a solo homer for Baltimore. which took an Dellucci to open the Indians' and Gonzalez a two-run shot 8-7 lead in a five-run sev- four-run first. Francisco and in the Indians eighth. Skyline from Page Bl Duncan's treasure. Duncan jumped into the lead with Dave Dickson on his heels and Strausser on the high side. Strausser dipped the wall and did a couple rollovers to end his fine run . Duncan roared on to the win over Dickson, Baxter, Davis, Crabtree, Imler, Hickle, Greg Mitchell. Brandy Bower, ' and Brian Benson. "It's not as great as. the first one, but it's still a great feeling," said Duncan of win number two. "I hated to see that (accident) . happen to Aaron, but at the same time it's nice to be in position to win ." When the AMRA Road Warriors come to town, they are indeed warriors and excitement is at a premium. Fans did not leave disap, pointed Friday night. A nearly identical script ,highlighted the AMRA Road Warrior feature as Mark Dickson of Gallipolis, Ohio blasted into the early lead of fast timer Kenny Johnson, the Southside Flyer. On laps 9- 11 second place Chris Stotts appeared to close the gap in lapped traffic, but once Dickson cleared the fourth back marker he once again stretched it out over Stotts. Stotts was left to battle with' Jeremy Berwanger and Johnson for second, just as Doug Henry blasted into the mix with Jeremy Blake irT tow. Blake had a great run going, then an encounter with . another car altered Blake's alignment and the local ace began a fade, and eventual DNF. Louis Krushansky - took center stage ·for the touring outlaw modifieds, craftily working into the top five as Berwanger continued to fend off Johnson and work on Stotts for second. Dickson continued his dominance until disaster struck on lap 24 of the 30-\ap "A". Dickson reportedly shucked a driveshaft, ending his night ~nd bid for certain victory. Stott's enjoyed his view from the. catbird's seat and inhe'rited the lead, spending the last six laps strategically fending off the oncoming Berwanger wi th Krushansky in the third. The battle for number one was fierce with the rest of the pack bearing down close behind for position. Behind Krushansky was Henry, J.P. Roberts, Riddle, John son, John Burdette, Brian Whiteman. and Ryan Mayle. · '· ] had my hands full tonight, but we got here to victory lane. That 's all that matters ," said winner Chris Stotts. "There 'J·or a while I think I had something for Mark (Dickson), but got caught up in lapped traffic. I 'hated to seem him drop out. but knew if we were smart we had a good chance for the win. Jeremy (Berwailger) battled me· hard the whole race. " Kenny Riddle took hardcharger honors by a couple positions over a similarly 1mpressive effort from J.P. Robert s. Riddle came from 20'th to fifth, and .Roberts from 17th to sixth. Robin Dustin came from 21st . to II th. The always tough late model division saw a couple newcomers in town to prepare for the $3,000 to win September 6 late model extravaganza. Going green to checkered without caution, Chris Garnes won his third Skyline main in the powerful late model division. Third generation driver Audie Swartz took the initial lap one lead; then outside pole- sitter Jeff Wood battled bac k to lead 'lhe second and third circuits. Not to be denied, Swartz regained the lead throu gh lap seve n when eventual winner Garnes 'took the top slot. Des.pile heavy traffic Garnes was able to outpower Swartz for the duration, while Larry Bond overtook Wood for third. ~ond and Wood had a great du~l the entire race, then after the elder Bond secured third, Wood had to duke it out with the youngest of the Bond siblings, Andy Bond. As Garnes raced to the victory circle with Swartz in tow, · Bond foliowed with Wood, Bond, Dan Shrigley, Jason Montgo mery, Tony Roush, Chris Carpeiuer, and Dan Morrison in sequence . Montgomery earned hardcharging honors in a I 7th to 7th run , while Dan Morrison came from 16th to I Oth. What a difference a week can make. Last week, Matt Holcomb had 'one of those nights' where th ings just didn't go· right. This Friday he had 'one of those nights', but this time it was· of the good variety. Jeremy Blake is the inchouse hot shoe at GREEN BAY, Wis . Aaron Rodgers shrugged off a shaky beginning as Brett Fav re's replacement. In his firs t start for the Green Bay Packers, Rodgers delivered a pair of scori ng drives and a hanc:Jfll]_of highlights in a 2-0· 17 preseaspn loss to the . Ci ncinn at i Bengals on Monday night. The Packers definitively handed Rodgers the keys to one of the NFL's best offenses afte r trading Favre to the 'New York Jets last week ending an . ugly, monthlong divorce with one of the most beloved players in franchise hi story. And despite spendi ng most of the past three seasons holding a clipboard. Rodgers didn 't show 'many signs of nerves in hi s first step out of Favre's shadow. the Bengals tagged Rodgers for a[l early interception off of a deflected pass. but he recovered to complete 9 of 15 throws for 117 yards and a touchdown. Rodgers could have had a second scorin g strike . but couldn' t connect on a deep ball to wide open receiver James Jones on the Packers· third drive. On the next play. Rodgers threw a crisp 30yard pass to Ruvell Martin on third-and-2 that helped set up a 37-yard fie ld .goal by Mason Crosby. On the Packers' ne .xt passession, Jones caught a dart from Rodgers and ran for a 30-yard touchdown despite bouncing off a jarring hit from Bengals safety Marvin White that knocked otT his helmet. As Jones compl eted a "Lambeau Leap" into the grandstand s. Rodgers ran down the fie ld to congratulate him. Rodgers \e ft the game after the first quarter. wi th th e Packers lead in ~ I 0-0 . after a sluggish perform<tnce by ,the Bengals' No. I otTcnsc . Pl ay ing without runnin g back Rudi John son ani! wide rece tver T. J. H o u s .h man d z ad e h , Cincwmati didn't gain a first clown umil early in the second quarter. · Carson Palmer finished the game 5-for-9 for 33 yards with a touchdewn, con nectinn with tight end Ben U~cht for a 14-yard score early in the second quarter. Backup Ryan Fitzpatrick took over and led the Bengals on a drive. handing off to Chri s Perry for a 6yard ,touchdown that put Cincinnati ahead 14-10. Fit zpatrick led the Bengals into Packers territory again later in the quart er, and Shayne Graha,m's 43-yard field goal put the Bengals ahead 17 -I 0 going into halftime·. Graham added a 32-yarder in the fourth quarter. Packers rookie Matt Flynn connected with run ning back Kregg Lumpkin fo'r an 11 ·-yard touchdown with just o'ver three minutes left in the game. Bengals wide receiver Chad John so n pl ayed into the second quarter. catching one pass for I0 yards. Martin , one of. Rodgers' favorite targets in practice, left the game with a head injury in the second quarter. He walked otT the field unassisted but did n' t return .. Cincinnat i (52-67 ) along David Ross for assignment with two other players who and called up catcher Rya n have yet to be named for Hani gan from Triple-A Louisville. Dunn . from PageBl Reds mana ger Dusty Dunn had played his entire career with Baker, whose team has lost Ramire z. Ci ncinnati and was nearing nine of I 0 ga mes since the Dunn , 28. wa s batting the end of an $18.5 milli on Griffey trade . sa id he' ll .233 ·this seaso n for the contract when he was trad- mis s hav ing Dunn on the Reds with 32 homers, · tied ed. He said Monday that he club. for tops in the majors. He spoke with Arizona manag" It \ tou gher to lose a has a career .247 batting er Bob Melvin, but Dunn good guy, you know. than average with 270 career said he's tlot sure what role the 40-home run g uy," homers and is eligible for he ' ll. fill. Baker told reporters. " It's free agency at the end ·of the 'T il do whateve r." Dunn going to be tough to replace season. . said . "If they want me to his otfense, but it's even Arizo na tried to acquire catch, I'll catch." toug her to repl ace the . Mark Teixeira from the On Jul y 3 1, Ci ncinnati man ."' Atlanta Braves at last sent outfielder Ken Griffey The Reds said general month' s trade deadline Jr. to the Chicago White manage r Walt Jocketty was before he went to the Los Sox for relief pitcher Nick go ing to the Domini can · Angeles Angel s. · Masse t and a Triple-A play- Republic on Monday: He The Diamondbacks sent . er. On Sunday. the Reds didn ' t immediatel y return a right-hander Dallas Buck to designated veteran catcher · phone message. Skyline Speedway, but Friday Holcomb unseated the bountiful Blake. Holcomb took the lead from the outside pole and waltzed to victory with Blake strikingly close behind every . inch of the way. George Klintworth, another top consistent runner, edged out Anthony . Maynard for fourth, wh(le Gary 'Gould fended off Dusty Adkins for fifth. Adkins had manifested a run from 12th to sixth, while Ryan Wilson-coming ofT a good run last weekcame from the tail to 7th for hard charger honors. Brandon Oliver, Jake Swain. and Darrick Smith rounded out the top ten. The two heavy hitters in the Four Cylinder divi sionTommy Adkins and Tim Christopher- led the field to the start of the A-main . Usually, a· fireworks of a battle, Friday's version was a kinder, gentler battle, but no-less a good race. Adkins led every lap to claim his seventh win of the year at Skyline, his third consecutive win, and his 26th win of the year overall. Last weekend, Adkins picked up four feature win s including one at Skyline. Once again several battles' highlighted the action as the 4-Cyl boys ' put on a great show weekly. Behind the two front runners were Jeff Grumpy Adkins, Rankin, Frank Shamblin, · George Klintworth, Bobby Coll ins, .Donnie Bartlett, Nick Fitch, and Barry Kitts. The family sport of racing begins at a young age and the youngsters put on a show. This week it was Ronnie Pickens again domi nating in hi s #25 with good efforts from .the rest of the pack, namely secon~ plac_e Kyle Bond. At the fmtsh 11 was Kyle Bond, Zack Fox, Will Holland, and Mariah Miller. · Racer note: In a field of123 cars, nine-time Skyline winner Danny Smith represented the speedway with a Jrd place fini sh in the Cmain at, the 48th Annual Knoxville Nationals. Hi s fini sh was· one short of a transfer to the B-main, but a great representation of Ohio outlaw sprint car racing. Racing continues August 15 and August 22 on Fridays at Skyline. There will be no racing on August · 29, then Skyline will make the shift to Saturdays with a big late model special on September 6 paying $3,000 to win . en Printed on Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio \\I 11'\FSil.\Y. \l t ; l ~·d t;l . :wo8 ('J ·: NTS • Vol. 58, Nu. :.q !)O SPORTS ··"Volquez leads Cincinnati to win over Pirates. See Page Bl . · Bv BRIAN J, REED BAEED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - The ·Village of Middleport, working with the Ohi o Environmental Protection Age ncy, ha s identified a low-interest funding source for the engineering, plann.ing and construction of sewerage system upgrades. At .- Monday 's regular meeting, Middleport Village Council authorized ' Fiscal Officer Susan Baker to pursue a one-perce nt planning, design and construction loan through the Ohio Environmental Protection ,Agency 's Division of Environmental and Financial Assistance . Earlier thi s summ er. INSIDE ·--·----· .-.!'t Subscribe today. 992-2155 ACtion Facemyer took home the grand champion market lamb at the Junior Fair· Sheep Show. Also pictured (second from left) Audrionna Pullins, fairqueen, Ashley Life, fair queen first runnerup, Daniel Buckley, fair king. POMEROY - The . sale of du cks. for the duck derby which annually takes place on • the Saturday of Sternwheel Riverfest went on sale today. A report on the event was given at . the Pomeroy Merchants Association meeting Tuesday at Farmers Bank. Again this ye.1r •he top prize . will $ 1,000 in Chamber of Commerce bucks which .can be spent at any place which is a member of the Chamber. Second Bath prize will be a $250 saving Serganllphoto bond. Numerous other prizes will be awarded to those who have the ducks bearing ... the number on their "adop., tion paper" be among the first to cross the finish line. The du ck papers can be purchased from George Wright, or at Down-ChildsMullen-Mu sser Insurance Agency. the Chamber of by Ciera Marcinko. In the place, Br~ndon Marcinko. BY BETH SERGENT Commerce or Mark Porter BSER<lENT@ MYOAILYSENTINELCOM intermediate division, Lilly third place, Russen Beegle, G.M. Supercenter, · Jacks took home first place fourth. place, Dax Holman, The Riverfest will be held ROCKSPRINGS followed by Ryan Beegle. fifth place: Fourth weight Sept. II, 12, and 13 on the Action Facemyer and Cody In the novice division , class, Cody Bartrum, first Pomeroy parking lot . There Bartrum took home the top Cody Bartrum took home , place, Cassandra Davis, will be plenty of entertain- banners for grand and first place followed by second place, Morgan Burt, ment in the amphitheater. reserve champion market Caitlyn Holter. third place, Lacey Hupp, Market lambs were fourth grade, Carrie White , Contributing to the event lambs. respectively at last will be Meigs High School night' s Junior Fair Sheep judged in five weight class- fifth grade, Christopher Alumni Association which Show, while Tina Drake es with the following Holter, sixth place , Lilly will be holding a reunion in tool< home the grand cham- results: First weight class. Jacks, seventh place. Fifth class , Action town that weekend, and pro- . pion showmanship ribbon, Paige Buckley, first place, weight viding several inflatables sharing space with Bartrum Macey Marcinko. second Facemyer, first place, Tina who took home another rib- place , Nicole Hill, third Drake, second p1ace, Kyle for kids to enjoy. John Musser reported on · bon, this time for reserve place, AJ Roush, fourth Young, third place. Kaylee place, Rusty Carnahan , fifth .Milam , fourth place , the Court Street mini-park champion showmanship. Twenty-eight showmen place, Kara Osborne, sixth · Caitlyn Holter, fifth place, improvement plans to be carried out sooli and discussed entered the show ring and place. Second weight class, Olivia Davis, sixth place, the current delay in progress. were broken down into Mikayla VanMatre, fir st Bruce Davis, seventh place. Members were reminded senior, junior, intermediate place, Whitney WolfeIn the breeding showthat ttie ornamental bulbs fea- and novice divi sions. In the Riffle, second place , manship c.Jasses, Lilly turing the new Pomeroy- senior division , Tina Drake · Trenton Cook, third · place. Jacks took home grand Mason Bridge are for sale in took first place followed by Ciera Marciinko, fourth champion for her ewe, over local stores and the Chamber Morgan Burt. In the junior place. Third weight class, two years old. Jacks also of Commerce office at a price division, Kyle Young took Ryan Beegle, first place, took home grand ch&mpion of $8 each or three for $20. home first place followed Du stin Smeck, second Hampshire ewe. Junior Fair Sheep Show Facemyer, Baitrum, Drake take home top awards AUGUST 22, 2008 ' • MEIGS • EASTERN • S01rrHERN ------==- *-: :· . . • Snowden named grand dairy goat showman. See Page A3 • Beef breeding show results posted. . See Page A3 ·• Grange exhibits judged. See Page A2 • For the Record. See Page AS Be sure Tos .· . Partot . eA S . .Thts Year's Pectal Fall s . Preview £a,·t;Ports · · onJ ,; WEATHER www.mydailysentinel.com council approved a si milar village's combined sanitary ad vantage. The agency wi II loan throu gh the Ohio Water and storm sewer systems oversee en)!i neering and Development Authority, at and upgrade s to allow treat- constru ct ion "' ensure thut 5.28 percent interest. The ment and discharge of storm · no irregularities take place. EPA recommended the loan sewage into the Ohio River. He said the EPA has al ready through DEFA , Robert s In conjunction witn the pro- suggested other cost-savi ng said, in an effort to save the ject, a firm is now videotap- measures. identifying work village money. ing the inner workings of that can be completed by The project, now in the the village's system , and the village instead of a condesign stage, is ex pected to cleaning the sewer lines. tracting firm. cost . $2 million , and Robet1s said the DEFA involves separation of the loan also offers an added Please see Funding. AS BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Page A~ • Wesley Gilkey, 63 tl> EPA funding source to save on sewer project HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM OBITUARIES tOO % Recycled i"'ielH print Merchants start duck derby sale Dunn \ MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL SPORTS. F'air·scenes, A6 Market goats enter show ring BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ROCKSPRINGS Clavton Wood and Daschle Facemyer · took home banners for the grand and re serve champion market goats ,' res pectively, while Melissa Snowden and Ryan Amos took home the prizes for grand and reserve market goat showmen, · respectively, at thi s week's Junior Fair Market Goat Show. There were 2 1 shb wmen which entered the ring in three cla sses including senior, junior and novice . Snowden took first place in the senior cl ass while Heaven Westfall coming in second. In the junior class with Ryan Amos coming in first place followed by Scout Facemyer and Alex Amos. The novice class, which was broken up into two divi sion s, saw Cara Amos take home first place followed by . Tyler Barber and Qaschle Facemyer; in the second novice di,;ision Jett Facemy'e r- took home first place followed by Derreck Queen. In all . there were four market weight classes. which were judged as fol lows: First weight class, Heidi Willis. first, Aimee Watson. second, Ashley Buchanan. third, David Roush, fourth , Katelyn Chevalier, fifth; seco nd class, Derreck Queen , first, Dakota Rice, seco!)d, -Melissa ·Snowden, third , Heave n Westfall , fourth, Nicole Moodi spaugh, Alexandra Houda shelt ; third class, Clayton Wood , first, Please see Goats. AS Gardeners show skill in growing and showing flowers Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH @MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Details on Page A3 POMEROY - It was no easy task for the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs accredited judge when she stepped up Monday to judge 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES nearly 500 floral arrangements and specimens entered Annie's Mailbox in the first of two Meigs County Fair flower shows. Calendars . Selecting the best from the Classifieds rest involves judging creativ. ity in design, skill in arrangComics ing, combinations of colors and quality of exhibits. Editorials Traditional there are two Movies flower shows at the fair and this year is no exception. This Obituaries . year there were 1024 entries B Section in the two shows which .indiSports ca.te the level of interest gardeners have in showing what Weatlier they grow, and sharing their © 2008 Ohio Valley Publishing Co, skill with creative display. Charlene Hoeftlchlphoto ·Flowers will be on display Peggy Crane was the winner of the best of show in artistic every day Of the fa ir in the · arrangements with her Double Wedding Ring arrangement Thompson-Roush building in two containers featuring variegated coleus and sumac, , . Please see Gardeners, AS .design on !I walking stick .. I INDEX ADVERTISING DEADLINE- Thursday, AUGUST .14, 2008- 5:00P.M. Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 For More Information mbe llailp ~entinel ·---·· ,. BY BRIAN J. ' REED BREED@ MYOAILYSENTINELCOM ROCKSPRINGS Dominick Rhodes will top the ~al e bill of market poul try Saturday, after his pen of chickens was judged grand champion at Tuesday's Junior Fair Poultry Show. Carolann Stewart showed the reserve champion pen. Meli ssa Snowden was rnuned grand champion poultry showman , and. Jarvis was named reserve champion showman. Katelin Mc Kni ght of Waverly was the judge of the show, held in the small Please 1ft Pouliry, As �• The Daily Sentinel FAI ' PageA2 ULTS Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Junior horse show showcases talem, BSE RG ENT$ MYDAILYSENiiNEL COM Th e. ~k i~' Cou n1 v -l· H and FFA H or~L· Show ~ ho\\t.:a~e s skill. tcth.'Jlt .tnd a rider '.., J...nowl ~d !.! L' t)r th l'ir· an i mal durin!.! a coln pc titlon that llf1i. lll ,dmu . . t C\\.' f ) touLI;e-., a :-. ]k'CI h-.·in g an \.~quc . . trian. GranJ and r..:-:-.cn .e uf c ham ~ pion rc . . ulh in 1. a rivu ~ rateare ,1 ~ follow -.: · ~Pril· ~ ' Showma1h h1p Dil·i,ion. . .c-niur ,grand champion performance gr:lnd champion. Aly~sa Newland, -.,~nior performance reserve -.,~ ni o r BY BETH S ERG ENT ROC KSPRINGS - Show results s h uw ~ manshi p, A ly":t Newland. senior rl'sen\~ r h;11 nf)ion shU\\ rnan-.ll ip. Ernr LJum1. junipr grand L·hampi(lt1 shownwn, hl p, ll noul"' Buckle y. j u11 ior re 'L'n ~ cho.unp ion sho11 m'11bh1p. She lby Pi ckcw. . . no\ ice grand L·ham - pit )n ~ ht Hl.'lllall"'h ip. L~.·Oeana Sindair. rw\·icc rc:-.cn·t: champ ion -.. IHl \\'lllan-.,hip. Braden o· Ne il . Per fonn"nre Di 1·i sion. un. ALirian Bolin , jLm ior ~y mkhana grand champion, Shannon Brown . jun ior g)' mkhana reserve c11ampion. Russe n Beegle. novice gy mkhana grand champion , Jerrika Keese , no v ice gymk hana reserve champion. Maggi e Cummims. This year \ recipient of the Rachel Downie Award went to Shannon Brown : lEN Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Meli ssa Snowden (front rig ht) was Aamed grand charnpio') dairy goat showman with Heaven Westfall (l.eft) be1ng named reserve cham pion dairy goat showman . Westfa ll also took home grand champion alpine goat wh ile Snowden took griilnd aod res erve ch ampion nubian goat and grand champion pygmy goat. Also pictured are (back row. from lett) A shley Life , fa1r queen firs t ru nner-up, Cara Am os goat prince ss , Audrionna Pullins. lair queen . Jon ath an Barret!. grand champio n crossb red: Jordan Wood , , reserve cha mpion . tro.,sbred: Jonathan Barrell. ove rall champio n breed: Jorda n Wood, overall rescn ·e champion breed: Dylan MiLmL grund champion feeder cal l'. Dr. Tom Tumcr of The Ohio State Un i,ersity was the evc•nt ju dge . ·----~--~----------~--~ -.en ior gy mkhal1a granJ l' hampi on. Mir<Jnda . McKelv ey, sen1or gy mkhana reserve champ l- Page A:.~ "Beef breeding . ~how •results posted. ROCKSP RI NGS :;Resu lts of Tuesuay 's Junior · fa ir Beef Breeuing Show we re po,; ted lu csday: l o nathan Barrell. ur~u1d c hampil •n shov.man : .A:Iy S\a :f'J ew lanu. rese r ve champio n: :Ron ald W i lsnn. grand chamj:Jinn Angus: Sanw el Eva ns. :grand ·. champion Hereford: Jordan Wood . grand chamr ion Ma ine AnF> u. champion. Erin Dunn . junior performance grand champion. Brook e Buckley. junior pert<mnance reserve champion. Shelby PiCkens. novice· pert.o rm:lnce grand l· hampion. Braden O'Neil, novice pcrti1rmance re,erve cham-. piun. LeDeana Sindair. Gymk hana Divi si on, E Jhe Daily Sentinel ~omniunity Calendar· Submitted photos Alyssa Newland (third 'from left) took home awards for senior grand champion performance and showmanship, while Miranda McKelvey (far right) took home the ~enior grand champion gymkhana award in the 4-H/FFA Horse . Show. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, . fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. Beth Sergentlphoto < Public meetings VFW Post lJ05 .1 Au xil iary, 7 p.m. al posl home. · Saturday, Aug. 16 · Thursday. Aug, 14 POMEROY - C hri ,t inn . . . RA C INE . -- Sou thern \1olorcvcle · Association · :L oca l Schooi 811anJ speL·ial vered'' Chapter, regu . ·:Deli :m ee ting, I 0 a.m.. high · lar meeting. 5 p.m .. .schuol m eclij room. disc u" Comm on Grounds. upc o min g re newa l levy. personne l actions and an y BY KATHY MtTCHEI:L highway-rail grade cross ings. ot !Jcr bu sincss·decmed nee " There are more than 145 mil AND MARCY SUGAR .A;'ssary hy the hoard. lion miles of rail track and ., . over Dear · Annie: ·I have the 153.000 public grade . Aug. 11-15 crossi ngs. in the Un ited States. MIDDLEPORT sinking loeling that my parle avin~ too man y opponuni Vac:Jt ion Bihl e School , 6:JO ents. who have hcen married 1isky behavior. to · 8 p.m .. . Aug. 11- 15 <It for 20 vears. don' t lo ve each· ties Now th at kids are ou t of We , levan Bible Holiness other imvmorc . .Mom and · ThursdaJ, Aug. 14 Church 1n M ic!Ji epnrl. Dad · are " always in su liip g school for summ er and CHESTER Shade Ch ildren who need a ride each other. They never give yo unge r. l.e"-exper ienced .f{ivcr Lodge 45.1, 7JO p.m. should cont act Pa stor Doug compliments or even say I Urivers are spending more ttt the hall. Refreshmenl s. Cox at 9'l2 -200 I or Henry love you. exce pt on special time behind 1he wheeL it i s : TUPPERS PLAINS occasions . Sometnnes I think an ideal time to shal"e safel y Ebl in at 742 -2252. the only reason they are tips from the Association (lf AIQerican Raiil'<>ads: together is my brother ancll . 1. Never drive around t am only II years old and can already pi ck up on their lowered oates or race a train .. di sconn ection . The main to a cros~ino . 2. Alway;' npect a train . .~ Wednesday ... Patchy fog c loudy with a slight c h<~n ce thin g I'm worried about . i s ]. Cross tracks onl v at In the , morning. Mostl y of showers and thunder - divorce and making me pi ck desig nated c'rossings·. ~ sides. Th ey are very nic·e 10 ~unny. Highs in the lower storm s. 'Low' in the lower 4 . If you suspect a si gnal · KOs. Light and variable 60s. ·North ·w ind s around 5 my brother and me. but nol is malfunctioning, call the winds ... Becoming north- mph. Chance of rain 20 to each pt her. Last week. 800-number posted near the Dad called my mom and my west around 5 mph in the percent. cross ing signal. brother some not-very-nice nftern oon. Friday ••• Mostly sunny. names, and they stormed 5. If your ve hicle stalls on a Wednesday night.. ,Partly Highs in the lower ~Oh. out of tile house and didn ' t crossing. i mmediately vacate c loudy. Lows around 60. Friday night through come home until really late. everyone and quickly move North w i)lds 5 to I 0 mph . Sunday ••• Mostly cloudy. When my parent s fight , I away from the track in the · Thursday... Partly sunny Low s in the l ower 60s. feel terrible. I just want to · direction the train is coming \Vith a sl ight c hance of Hi ghs in the mid 80s. jump ou t the window. Don't from . Susan Molinari, showers and thunderstorms. 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Gallipolis at (740) 441 -9441 and Kroger (NYSE)- 30.35 ~ar Annie: Thm1~ands of · f.imited 'Brands (NYSE) - 18.75 Lesley Marrero in Point moto'rists risk !heir li ves everv Pleasant at (304) 674·0174. )lorlolk Southern (NYSE)Member SIPC. year trying to ~utiun trains <tl 68.74 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Discuss your concerns_ - it can help Beth Sergent/photos Cody Bartrum took . home the reserve champion market lamb at the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Also pictured (back row,. from left) Audrionna Pullins, fair queen , Ashley Life, · fair queen first runner-up, Daniel Buckley, fair king. ' Church events Clubs and. organizations tor Local Weather ·· Shelby Pickens (third from left) took home junior reserve champion awards for showmanship and perform!'lnce while Russen.Beegle (far right) took home junior reserve champion awards for gymkhana. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king . Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. · Erin Dunn (third from left) .t ook home.sen.ior reserve champion awards for showmanship and performance. while Adrian Bolin (far right) took home the senior reserve champion award for gymkhana in the 4-H/FFA Horse Show. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. Tina Drake (front left) and Cody Bartri.Jm (front right) took home the grand and reserve champion showmanship ribbons, respectively, at the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Also pictured (back row, from left) Ashley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Daniel Buckley, fair king, Audrionna Pullins, fair queen. Grange exhibits judged ' Brooke Buckley (third from left) took home junior grand champion awards for showmanship and performance, while Shannon Brown (far right) took home the junior grand champion awa,rd for gymkhana in the 4-H/FFA Horse Show. LeDeana Sinclair (third from left) took home novice grand Also pictured (from left) Daniel BuckleY, fair king, Augustus championship showmanship, Jerrika Keesee (fourth from Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. left) took home novice grand 'c hampionship performance and Braden O'Neil (far right) took home novice grand champ1onship gymkhana at the 4-H/FFA Horse Shqw. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fait king, ·Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. • FREE 2417' Ttehnlcll ~~ • Instant Messaging· k.l!fp your buddy lllil • 10 •mall addratw wilt! Webmall! • Cullom S~en Pace -newa, 'M!IIitlel' 4 morel · ( #!;;":6X ftn,.,j\ ju.t U mo,. :__) Sign Up Onllntl www.LociiNtt.com Ceu r~.,. & sa...el Meigs County Fair "Thank YotJ" Ads SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Please see Dave or Brenda at the The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call 992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in a~vance. 2 Col. x 5" 1 Col. . x 2" . Weekday $1.3.56 Sunday $20.70 Weekday $67.80 Sunday · .$103.50 1~'lj~ . . 1 Col. x 3" - Weekday $20.34 ' Sunday $31.05 LeDeana·Sinclair (third from left) took home novice reserve ·champion performance, M~ggie Cummins (fourth from left) took home reserve champion gymkhana and Braden O'Neil (far right) took home novice reserve champion showmanship . Also pictured (from !,eft) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County: This year Shannon· Brown (far right) took home the ·prestigious Rachel Downie Award. Also. , pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. • th L'\ ~u Anniio!; Mailbox i.1· wrillm shnuld ha \'e hn -.u n Mailbox, and read f eatures by otlter Crmton Syndicate :-.omcthing they migh t not tui dcrstand ahout themselves. 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C.M. that b. escapism - - . slce'ping ~0 Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. '-L' I \L· ~ i nstl'aJ ot· kclin~ l ike "a bil l· urc. - Been Th~r~ Dear B~cn There: Tha11k Y ~Hl roi· po.inting ()LJ { .thai thc r~ i~ . nf1c n a mcd.iL·;II rc;l"iUil fnr l't'flaill ht• havio r:-; and all t'\'a ]u ~ll i on L' all pro· \ id ~ all explanation. Local Stocks POMEROY The Meigs County Grange Youth of Bidwell and the Star Grange of Bidwell were awarded the first place blue ribbons in JUdging of the grange exhibits at the Meigs County Fair. Taking second place was Hemlock Grove Grange of Pomeroy, with third going to the Racine Grange of Racine. bil irc, and e~c L·cp l s lhcn J· up." when i n real ity. thei r di sabilit y prevent' Jhelil frum functioning full y. VI any limes thi s translates illto behavior 0: .!.(C! l . \'Jih :j ~.~ ~~ , C;"t : <''l'ro ·c 3.,; r e ~; ~eaJ : '"d _::c~n ~eo.: :"o.e::J!ft f~EC/M\i Pe~o Ea'y Ch1tc'M Dev rrec;H> '';~Ic · C~1!C1d :o·y Gev :.:~ ·:.:" ~jgy - ~·"'.c~· , ·~~ �• The Daily Sentinel FAI ' PageA2 ULTS Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Junior horse show showcases talem, BSE RG ENT$ MYDAILYSENiiNEL COM Th e. ~k i~' Cou n1 v -l· H and FFA H or~L· Show ~ ho\\t.:a~e s skill. tcth.'Jlt .tnd a rider '.., J...nowl ~d !.! L' t)r th l'ir· an i mal durin!.! a coln pc titlon that llf1i. lll ,dmu . . t C\\.' f ) touLI;e-., a :-. ]k'CI h-.·in g an \.~quc . . trian. GranJ and r..:-:-.cn .e uf c ham ~ pion rc . . ulh in 1. a rivu ~ rateare ,1 ~ follow -.: · ~Pril· ~ ' Showma1h h1p Dil·i,ion. . .c-niur ,grand champion performance gr:lnd champion. Aly~sa Newland, -.,~nior performance reserve -.,~ ni o r BY BETH S ERG ENT ROC KSPRINGS - Show results s h uw ~ manshi p, A ly":t Newland. senior rl'sen\~ r h;11 nf)ion shU\\ rnan-.ll ip. Ernr LJum1. junipr grand L·hampi(lt1 shownwn, hl p, ll noul"' Buckle y. j u11 ior re 'L'n ~ cho.unp ion sho11 m'11bh1p. She lby Pi ckcw. . . no\ ice grand L·ham - pit )n ~ ht Hl.'lllall"'h ip. L~.·Oeana Sindair. rw\·icc rc:-.cn·t: champ ion -.. IHl \\'lllan-.,hip. Braden o· Ne il . Per fonn"nre Di 1·i sion. un. ALirian Bolin , jLm ior ~y mkhana grand champion, Shannon Brown . jun ior g)' mkhana reserve c11ampion. Russe n Beegle. novice gy mkhana grand champion , Jerrika Keese , no v ice gymk hana reserve champion. Maggi e Cummims. This year \ recipient of the Rachel Downie Award went to Shannon Brown : lEN Wednesday, August 13, 2008 Meli ssa Snowden (front rig ht) was Aamed grand charnpio') dairy goat showman with Heaven Westfall (l.eft) be1ng named reserve cham pion dairy goat showman . Westfa ll also took home grand champion alpine goat wh ile Snowden took griilnd aod res erve ch ampion nubian goat and grand champion pygmy goat. Also pictured are (back row. from lett) A shley Life , fa1r queen firs t ru nner-up, Cara Am os goat prince ss , Audrionna Pullins. lair queen . Jon ath an Barret!. grand champio n crossb red: Jordan Wood , , reserve cha mpion . tro.,sbred: Jonathan Barrell. ove rall champio n breed: Jorda n Wood, overall rescn ·e champion breed: Dylan MiLmL grund champion feeder cal l'. Dr. Tom Tumcr of The Ohio State Un i,ersity was the evc•nt ju dge . ·----~--~----------~--~ -.en ior gy mkhal1a granJ l' hampi on. Mir<Jnda . McKelv ey, sen1or gy mkhana reserve champ l- Page A:.~ "Beef breeding . ~how •results posted. ROCKSP RI NGS :;Resu lts of Tuesuay 's Junior · fa ir Beef Breeuing Show we re po,; ted lu csday: l o nathan Barrell. ur~u1d c hampil •n shov.man : .A:Iy S\a :f'J ew lanu. rese r ve champio n: :Ron ald W i lsnn. grand chamj:Jinn Angus: Sanw el Eva ns. :grand ·. champion Hereford: Jordan Wood . grand chamr ion Ma ine AnF> u. champion. Erin Dunn . junior performance grand champion. Brook e Buckley. junior pert<mnance reserve champion. Shelby PiCkens. novice· pert.o rm:lnce grand l· hampion. Braden O'Neil, novice pcrti1rmance re,erve cham-. piun. LeDeana Sindair. Gymk hana Divi si on, E Jhe Daily Sentinel ~omniunity Calendar· Submitted photos Alyssa Newland (third 'from left) took home awards for senior grand champion performance and showmanship, while Miranda McKelvey (far right) took home the ~enior grand champion gymkhana award in the 4-H/FFA Horse . Show. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, . fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. Beth Sergentlphoto < Public meetings VFW Post lJ05 .1 Au xil iary, 7 p.m. al posl home. · Saturday, Aug. 16 · Thursday. Aug, 14 POMEROY - C hri ,t inn . . . RA C INE . -- Sou thern \1olorcvcle · Association · :L oca l Schooi 811anJ speL·ial vered'' Chapter, regu . ·:Deli :m ee ting, I 0 a.m.. high · lar meeting. 5 p.m .. .schuol m eclij room. disc u" Comm on Grounds. upc o min g re newa l levy. personne l actions and an y BY KATHY MtTCHEI:L highway-rail grade cross ings. ot !Jcr bu sincss·decmed nee " There are more than 145 mil AND MARCY SUGAR .A;'ssary hy the hoard. lion miles of rail track and ., . over Dear · Annie: ·I have the 153.000 public grade . Aug. 11-15 crossi ngs. in the Un ited States. MIDDLEPORT sinking loeling that my parle avin~ too man y opponuni Vac:Jt ion Bihl e School , 6:JO ents. who have hcen married 1isky behavior. to · 8 p.m .. . Aug. 11- 15 <It for 20 vears. don' t lo ve each· ties Now th at kids are ou t of We , levan Bible Holiness other imvmorc . .Mom and · ThursdaJ, Aug. 14 Church 1n M ic!Ji epnrl. Dad · are " always in su liip g school for summ er and CHESTER Shade Ch ildren who need a ride each other. They never give yo unge r. l.e"-exper ienced .f{ivcr Lodge 45.1, 7JO p.m. should cont act Pa stor Doug compliments or even say I Urivers are spending more ttt the hall. Refreshmenl s. Cox at 9'l2 -200 I or Henry love you. exce pt on special time behind 1he wheeL it i s : TUPPERS PLAINS occasions . Sometnnes I think an ideal time to shal"e safel y Ebl in at 742 -2252. the only reason they are tips from the Association (lf AIQerican Raiil'<>ads: together is my brother ancll . 1. Never drive around t am only II years old and can already pi ck up on their lowered oates or race a train .. di sconn ection . The main to a cros~ino . 2. Alway;' npect a train . .~ Wednesday ... Patchy fog c loudy with a slight c h<~n ce thin g I'm worried about . i s ]. Cross tracks onl v at In the , morning. Mostl y of showers and thunder - divorce and making me pi ck desig nated c'rossings·. ~ sides. Th ey are very nic·e 10 ~unny. Highs in the lower storm s. 'Low' in the lower 4 . If you suspect a si gnal · KOs. Light and variable 60s. ·North ·w ind s around 5 my brother and me. but nol is malfunctioning, call the winds ... Becoming north- mph. Chance of rain 20 to each pt her. Last week. 800-number posted near the Dad called my mom and my west around 5 mph in the percent. cross ing signal. brother some not-very-nice nftern oon. Friday ••• Mostly sunny. names, and they stormed 5. If your ve hicle stalls on a Wednesday night.. ,Partly Highs in the lower ~Oh. out of tile house and didn ' t crossing. i mmediately vacate c loudy. Lows around 60. Friday night through come home until really late. everyone and quickly move North w i)lds 5 to I 0 mph . Sunday ••• Mostly cloudy. When my parent s fight , I away from the track in the · Thursday... Partly sunny Low s in the l ower 60s. feel terrible. I just want to · direction the train is coming \Vith a sl ight c hance of Hi ghs in the mid 80s. jump ou t the window. Don't from . Susan Molinari, showers and thunderstorms. Sunday night ••• Mostly even sugge st counseling. I Mother and Former Chair Hi~hs in the lower ROs. cloudy with a chan ce .o f already did and they of · the House No~·th wind s ari>Und 5 mph. showers and thunderstorm s. laughed and said they don ' t Transportation and Lows in the mid 60s . n ee ~ it. I showed them an Chance of rain 20 percent. ·Infrastructure Committee's ~ Thursday nighLPanl y Chance of rain 40 percent. entry iu 1f1y journal about Railroad Subcommittee my feel in gs and they said • Dear Susan Molinari: , I'm too young lo feel thi s' Thank you for this exce llent way. I' m so confused. · i nformation . . 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Gallipolis at (740) 441 -9441 and Kroger (NYSE)- 30.35 ~ar Annie: Thm1~ands of · f.imited 'Brands (NYSE) - 18.75 Lesley Marrero in Point moto'rists risk !heir li ves everv Pleasant at (304) 674·0174. )lorlolk Southern (NYSE)Member SIPC. year trying to ~utiun trains <tl 68.74 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Discuss your concerns_ - it can help Beth Sergent/photos Cody Bartrum took . home the reserve champion market lamb at the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Also pictured (back row,. from left) Audrionna Pullins, fair queen , Ashley Life, · fair queen first runner-up, Daniel Buckley, fair king. ' Church events Clubs and. organizations tor Local Weather ·· Shelby Pickens (third from left) took home junior reserve champion awards for showmanship and perform!'lnce while Russen.Beegle (far right) took home junior reserve champion awards for gymkhana. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king . Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. · Erin Dunn (third from left) .t ook home.sen.ior reserve champion awards for showmanship and performance. while Adrian Bolin (far right) took home the senior reserve champion award for gymkhana in the 4-H/FFA Horse Show. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. Tina Drake (front left) and Cody Bartri.Jm (front right) took home the grand and reserve champion showmanship ribbons, respectively, at the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Also pictured (back row, from left) Ashley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Daniel Buckley, fair king, Audrionna Pullins, fair queen. Grange exhibits judged ' Brooke Buckley (third from left) took home junior grand champion awards for showmanship and performance, while Shannon Brown (far right) took home the junior grand champion awa,rd for gymkhana in the 4-H/FFA Horse Show. LeDeana Sinclair (third from left) took home novice grand Also pictured (from left) Daniel BuckleY, fair king, Augustus championship showmanship, Jerrika Keesee (fourth from Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. left) took home novice grand 'c hampionship performance and Braden O'Neil (far right) took home novice grand champ1onship gymkhana at the 4-H/FFA Horse Shqw. Also pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fait king, ·Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. • FREE 2417' Ttehnlcll ~~ • Instant Messaging· k.l!fp your buddy lllil • 10 •mall addratw wilt! Webmall! • Cullom S~en Pace -newa, 'M!IIitlel' 4 morel · ( #!;;":6X ftn,.,j\ ju.t U mo,. :__) Sign Up Onllntl www.LociiNtt.com Ceu r~.,. & sa...el Meigs County Fair "Thank YotJ" Ads SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Please see Dave or Brenda at the The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy or call 992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in a~vance. 2 Col. x 5" 1 Col. . x 2" . Weekday $1.3.56 Sunday $20.70 Weekday $67.80 Sunday · .$103.50 1~'lj~ . . 1 Col. x 3" - Weekday $20.34 ' Sunday $31.05 LeDeana·Sinclair (third from left) took home novice reserve ·champion performance, M~ggie Cummins (fourth from left) took home reserve champion gymkhana and Braden O'Neil (far right) took home novice reserve champion showmanship . Also pictured (from !,eft) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County: This year Shannon· Brown (far right) took home the ·prestigious Rachel Downie Award. Also. , pictured (from left) Daniel Buckley, fair king, Augustus Kennedy, Little Mister Meigs County. • th L'\ ~u Anniio!; Mailbox i.1· wrillm shnuld ha \'e hn -.u n Mailbox, and read f eatures by otlter Crmton Syndicate :-.omcthing they migh t not tui dcrstand ahout themselves. 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VI any limes thi s translates illto behavior 0: .!.(C! l . \'Jih :j ~.~ ~~ , C;"t : <''l'ro ·c 3.,; r e ~; ~eaJ : '"d _::c~n ~eo.: :"o.e::J!ft f~EC/M\i Pe~o Ea'y Ch1tc'M Dev rrec;H> '';~Ic · C~1!C1d :o·y Gev :.:~ ·:.:" ~jgy - ~·"'.c~· , ·~~ �PageA4 The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 13, The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Planned Parenthood 5 sex miseducation PI an ned Pare!llhood tuo~ me " Oo\1·n There" <llld eXfll"Cd it all. The se lf-evi dent WI'On!!-headcdness or their thinki;1g. that i,. A ne\\' cam paign wa,gcd by the :thort i<'n prmtder i> i.l'- Dan Goodrich Publisher LTU"i\ a:-. its ll<IIIIC :O,U~­ that. It i' an expose - in th at nt<'st . pithy ;tnd au courant or form> . the Weh vicJCU · - Of WhV - \\"C H('( 0 now here in Amcric;J when Congress shall make no laiV respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting tl1e free exercise there~?_{; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right 1?,{ the people peaceably to assetnble, and to petition the Government for a redress ~?,{grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY we talk ahu ut \CX l:ducation. .The "Take C1 r~ Down Th~re .. Caillp~t i gn consi~ts of Web \'iucos of ymmg people talking about three, somes and ;cx ually transmittctl Ui~ea;-.c ~. hccause that' s all J...ids could el'cr chctt about. rd11' 1 /\n a11 k-· ward uld,' r tl~etn ·'tllldcnl) enters the pic lut·c and tl i' pen:-.t• s ~ td viL' t.: - ~ay. how to u-.;c a condom - tiling. It \ kinda' like being a \·irgin all uver again." WIH>a. there . .So to 'Planned Parenthood absli ncncc means masturbation? No wonder lhev think absti - Kathryn Lopez . ges t~ . rlul it i~· ·mo re tll;\ n Charlene Ho~flich General Manager-News Editor 200~ ctiw.:m i<.lll is a total waste of lime . They can't llCill'L' Planned Parcntlrnnd - ;md with way toq much of pup culture . For Planned Parcntho1!d and the anyth ing-goes ethos it represent". jllllng peu pll' are ah\a)sgoin~ luha\·c ~ex. In tlleir worldvicw. there's no rca:-.o1_1 for li H~ if yu u're. m_H t:lli ll !! tu mimiL' the ruttill!.! j;ach~ lore·ttc ' nt' "Sn ;tnZI lire Cit1 ... llt 111 wuld V\lll Jl""i hl)· lw -. c a su,·cc"'i'u l. h:tppy life if il doe sn' t i11v·ulve going through :t ·~c l their minds out from bown There. The y can' t hclic' l c thai tf vnu clutl-. kn gl" y·oung pl·or}k to w~tnt · more than what they "L'L' Llll tcl e1 isio11 and in the 111m ic,. they ·11 take you 11p on· it. Planned Parenthood ju . . l doc ~ n·t !..!et it. -",\h . . ttnenl'C education can ne•1cr he ahollt simply 'CtyirJg... HL·rc \, wllal you L:an do ..,o no one gets pregnant hut yu u can sl ill ge t some 'c.xual kirk> ." It h;is to he Jldrl of<~ ~reaH: r educt.ltion :· a clwr :te·tn e·ductt inn. A ph: -.. icaiL'LI"Ucttilln . A moral to the - l'OIH._(om lt eager teen ,, .~ pttrin g nu one 's dcliracy in . th e prnce~ ~. To gL:t even more graph ic Today is Wednesday. Aug. I 3, the 226t h day of 200X. informatinn . . chec k out There ar~ I 40 days left in the year. Parenthood 's Today's Highlight in History : On Aug. 13, 1961 , Berlin Planned Tccnwirc \Veb m:.n!atinc" was divided as East Germany .~ a led off the border between <tnd you'll lla1·c cvc1yth ing the city's eastern and western sectors and he gan building a yo u for~ot to think about wall in order to halt the night of refugees. On this date: In 1521, Spanish conqueror Hernando hcf<i rc you e•tnharked o11 Cortez captured Tenochtitlan, present-day Mexico City. that .-. unlllll..: r ~IIJHl l id :r "Cuntlo1n s. dental datm from the Aztecs. · "nd lube' .... E1cn if you In 1624. French King Louis XIII n;11\1ed Cardinal thin k you won·l need any Ri chelieu his first minister. . In 1704. the Battle of Blenheim was fought during the or these itctm. they ma y War of the Spanish Succession, resulting in a victory for t:u mc i11 hand v for a fricnu ... · English-led forces over French and Bavarian soldiers. · What wo uld you do on In 1846, the American flag was raised for the first time in vacation. after all. without Los Angeles . denial dam, ·Jt In 1889, William Gray of Hartford, Conn .. received a And there in lies the prob.. patent for a coin-operated te l ep hon~ . In 1910. Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern lem with grotq)s like · nursing, died in London at age 90. In 1932. Adolf Hitler rejected the post of vice-chancellor of Germany, saying he was prepared to hold out "for all or nothing." ' · In 1960, the first two-way telephone clllivers<ttinn by satellite took .place with the help of Echo I. In 1981, in a ceremony at hi s California ranch, President ~eagan signed a historic package of tax and budget reduc: l'<\uc ill il )11 . tbv'! I wonid ki~c hesitated to PL1nn e•d 1\ :rcnthuod and 1111"1 "ihLT :,cx -ed programs bru sh wi th 'tldl bruad try tu fi nd :1 stopgap sol ll 'lrokc' until I 11atched the ab>tinctlcc 1·idco on the tion. attempt to repai r kids' '·Take Cat\' Down There.. wctrpcd 1icw ol' sex while Web , it c. In a 1i~lll'ltc titled 'ti ll aliuwing th em 10 "Lei Me Do Me.'· a teen ~i rl watch "One Tt~c Hill." Bttt llll'lls down her fri ends' ill\'i- pruphy l;lc'tics and STD talinn lu a party hec;tusc she . illlarcne .' ' are n't lil e fi x l1a' plan' 111 "\lay in that kids need . We must kct'c'll O\tr kids tu trectsure toni~ht " cmd "d" ct lill k ~t ru111min g tile'· banjo." ;ill tltci 1: 2ift>. to sec th embecause " I .like spe ndin g seii'C,, as\omplcte pCN)ns lime with me ... . Toni~ht I whn haw tested values t!tat thi1ik I want lo go a!T the wo ti't be compromised in way wit h me ... the fa ce of peer pres,ure or She adth. "Piu\. it's not biologica l urge:-,. like I ~:an get IlK' preg nant o·r The· g irl in tile Planned give me ~li~ca~L'!'. u r some- Parenthood video is, of thin g." Older dude· 11 ,il ks in l'l>ur.sc. right to 'ay that her and tell s the ~i rl' ";tl" li - ni!.!IH at llomc won·t f!ive nenc·c cc tn he ' a beautiful her· disease or :1 haby. ~But it' s no way to live, She's cutting herself off from oth-. ers. She believes she lives in a world in which se·x or simulating sex are the only options on a Friday night. There arc. of course. alternatives. and good ones at that. II there wemn' t, all married couples would get divorced after only a few years of nuptial bliss. The bottom Iine is that responsible· educators need . Lo be doing more than nag-. ging youn g people not to have sex. Of course that . won't work. Teens are not stupid ; they're human and' know there's something appealing about it, _and they shouldn "t be told otherwise.But they should understaml that th ere's more to want, and thai th ey should hold out for it - for love, com~ mitment and fulfillment: We need to seriously talk about character formation, about hard work and dedi; cation . This is why - or should be why - some of the religious schools exist. This is what an entity like th e Best Friends -Foundation does. But those groups and messages are ge tting hard to hear in a prurient culture obsessed with youth and selfish, instant pleasure . Life isp't just about what happens· "Down There." (Kathryn Lopez is the ediJ tor of' National Review On/ ine ( 11'1\'W.nationalre: •·ie11:com). She can be con-. lllcted at klop ez@ national~· re1 ·;elt·. com.) ~ -- If lPoKS LIKE Reader Services PRoBL-E~ oF' HIGI{ GA~ PRIC£S WITI-!ouT Correction Polley Published e\lery afternoon, Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. post~ge paid at Pomeroy. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association . Our main number Is (740) 992-2t56. Postmaster: Send address correclions to The Daily Sentinel, t 11 Cour1 Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ' Department extensions are: News Edllor: Chanene Hoeflich, Ext 12 Reporter: Brian Reed. 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He was .born on Aug. 21. 1944 in Middleport, son of · Lyd1a Emma Thompson Gilkey of Middleport and the late Herschel Leonard ''Cub" Gilkey. Mr. Gilkey was a Untted ~tates Army Veteran servi ng his country in the Vtetnam War. . He was an av id hunter. fisherman and arrowhead corlector. He was a member of the Meigs County Fish & Game · Association. Ameriean Legion Post .128 . and the Pomeroy Episcopal Church. Mr. Gilkey al)d his father-inlaw were owners and operators ofC&W Construction for · many years. :Wesley Gilkey is survived by his wife of 39 years, Linda Gdkey; two children, Leslie and her husband Ralph Fisher of Racine; and Wesley Shane Gilkey of Middleport; . his mother.. Lydia 'Toots". Gilkey of Middleport; grandson, Aqdy F1sher; hts specral pet, "Jack"; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Carl and Jean Well of Pomeroy ; brother, Roy Gtlkey and his wife Debra, of Pomeroy; sister, Linda Rathburn of Pomerov; sister-in-law. Carla and her hu sband Mike Werry or Belpre. OH; a speCial friend; T.J. Hesson; and several nieres and nephews. ' Funeral serv ices will be held on Friday, Aug, 15, 2008 at II a.m. at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Middleport . Burial will follow at Middleport Hill Cemetery where Military Funeral Honors will be presented by the American Legion Post 128. Visiting hol!rs will be on Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. A registry is available online mwww.andersonmcdaniel.com. till' I Jl, 1111'", " ' tlte· !'·"' II an AIIILTil';tll i~o., 1;.1\o rl'd In win gold in an event. yo u' ll see more of that sport than all tl1e other ·spom com- Goats from Page At Da>chle Facemyer. second. Ryan Amos. third. K~J,e y Burton. fourth . Tvler Barber. fifth. Rubert Lu te. 'ixth: fourth dass, Scout.Facemyer. first. Alex Amos . .second. Jett Facemyer. third, Cara Amos. fou rth . Correction POMEROY - In a letter to the editor submitted by D.B. Stuart and printed in Sunday's paper a word was ,hanged during the editing process whtch resulted in giving the statement a different meaning .than what the writer intended. The sentence should have read "In light of China's appalling decision to revoke U.S. Olympic Speedskating Gold Medalist Joey Cheek's visa (and thus his admission to China and parti cipation in t~e Olympics) over his support of Darfur 's innocents the entire U.S. Olympic team should boycott the games." ' Jim Mullen bincd. If an American is not favored to win an event. i~s chances of being on television drop dramatically. I wonder how of'lcn network execu ti ves and the IOC ha ve this debate: Shoula a sport an American can' t win be 'considered an Olympic sport '! You'll also btrn jtrst what it takes to win the gold. Yotl might think it takes years of training. co~u: hi. n g. sacri fice and natural talent w· win . But that lws nothing to do wi lh il. According to Ni:lC, il an athlete\ wile is having a bally on or ncar the event. it \ better thai1 Human Growth Hormones and steroids put together: And it's leg<il. " How ca11 he lose'' His wire is haviug a habyt•· An athlete's chances also go up if there's been a recent ck:n h in the fc nn il ) or e vcn ;1 li fc - thrca l l' llin ~ illn c"i~. l! 's s pons lor people who hate sport s. It w1i1es as no stlrprisc that tllcrc wi ll he a lot or ad> . • Melanie S.tethem's sta-mobile in the Flying Geese class won the creativity award for the fair flower show. Gladioli. palm grass. caladium leaves arrangement on drift wood presented a picture of geese taking off. Charlene Hoellich/photos lSUT~SN'T POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle advised visitors to the Meigs County Fair to lock valuables in their trunk. Items out of sight will not tempt thieves, Beegle said. IT EMIT GREENHoiJS£ Thefts I , j .., :nl\'lhi n•' li ~e Beth SergenUphotos Melissa Snowden (front right) and Ryan Amos (lront left) took home ribbons for grand and reserve champion market goat showmen, respectively. Also pictured (center) Cara Amos. goat princess , second row (from left) Ashley Life , fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins . fair queen, Dan iel Buckley. fair king. Advisory GA<;;£$? frro~Hka\t Daschle Facemyer (front) look home the award for reserve champion market goat. Also pictured (from left) Ashley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins. fair queen , Daniel Buckley, fair I king, Cara Amos, goat princess. Local Briefs R<\ISING FAR£S, I (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Wesley Hf!rschel Gilkey Clayton Wood (front) took home the award for grand champion market goat. Also pictured (from left) Gara Amos . goat princess . As.hley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins, fair queen. Daniel Buckley, fair king. For the Record Tf.IE.Y SoLvED IHE. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel Obituaries The Daily Sentinel • Page As PORTLAND - Due to bridge replacement, the Meigs County Highway Department announces County Road 35 (Portland Road) will be closed on Aug. 18, 1.8 miles from US 33 for three to five weeks. County Road 10 (Dexter Road) will be close!) from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Aug . 18 from T-46 (Jacks Road) to T-47 (Jr. Ward Road). Ten years ago: President Clinton led the nation in mourning 12 Americans killed in a pair of U.S. embassy bombings in Africa. Standing before black hearses carrying ten of the bodies, the president pledged to seek justice "for these evil acts.:• Five years ago: Iraq began pumping crude oil from its northern oil fields for the first time since the start of the war. Libya agreed to set up a $2.7 billion fund for families of 270 people killed in the 1.988 Pan Am bombing. One year ago: President Bush's political strategist, Karl Rove, announced his resignation . A bridge under ~onstruc ­ tion in the ancient Chinese city of Fenghuang collapsed, killing.64 people. Two women among the 23 South Koreans kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghani stan were freed . Philanthropist Brooke Astor died in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.. at age 105. Hall of Fame Yankees shortstop and broadcaster Phil Rizzuto died in West Orange, N.J. . at age 89. Today's Birthdays: Former Cuban President Fidel Castro is 82. Actor Pat Harrington is 79. Actor Kevin Tighe is 64. Actress Gretchen Corbett is 61. Opera singer Kath leen B-attle is 60. Movie director Paul Greengmss is 53. Actor Danny Bonaduce is 49. TV host/weatherman Sam Champion ("Good Morning America'') is 47. Actress Dawnn Lewis is 47. Actor John Slattery is 46. Actress Quinn Cummings is 41 . Actress S'eana Kofoed is 38. Country.singer Andy Griggs is 35. Country musician Mike Melancon (Emerson Drive) is 30. Actress Kathryn Fiore is 29. Thought for Today: "You should avoid making yourself too clear even in your explanations." - Baltasar Grucian. Spanish philosopher (1601-1658). Woul dn ' t you be su rprised il, in the middle of tl1e Wnrlu Series. the annOUIKCrS CUI away to do a five-minute interview with the pitcher 's parents '' While the game contin ued'' Wot~ldn't yo u he su rprised if. in the middle of the Super Bowl. the camera left th e field and did a five -minute- lo ng interview with the" quarter ~ back's lrigh school friends watching the ga1 ne in .a bar in his hom etown ·> Wouldn ' t you be 'tlrprised if TV slatiuns. around the country decided not to show th e World Series llnless a loca l tea m was in it ? II' 110ne ()f these sound strange to yo u. you're gonmt love NBC's primetime cove ra ge ol the 200X Bcijin ~ Olympi" hcc:tllsc thr sr l--ind'; uf lil illg' \Vi JJ happen. all the time . The Olympics celebrates ·the Climing together of the best athletes to promote a better unuersta'nding and between peoples IHition' or th e world. Not that you wi II see much of those "peop les" from other nations in prime time if the www.mydailysentinel.com Bridge replacement to close roads !lOllS. Letters to the editor are we/came. They should be les~· tlwn 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must he signed, and include address and telep/wn e number Nu unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues. IWt personalities. Letters rJf' thanks to organizations and individuals will nnt 'be accepted for publication. Wednesday, August 13, 2008 • dming the Olympics, but few of the complete events after 17 days, it will slowl y lln cable. But please,. stop . occur to you thai the only making i( more than it is -· people who are nol allowed a bunch of he ~lthy, young to sttck every possible dime ktds 111 the pnm~ of their out of the Olympics are the li ves having the time of folks without whom the their lives. None of them events would not be possi- are going fo come back and ble - the athletes. · _ say, "Gee, we had to :go They make . such a big China and hang out with . de;tl abO\It faimcss at the gi rl s from the Swedish Olymp; cs - tile drug test- swim team while our ing. the integrity or the friends got to ~tay home judges - why isn ' t it fair and surf MySpace. It was to give the athletes a cut of horrible, they've wrecked the gate. a cut of the TV my lifet" money'' Yuu always hear If NBC would stop trying how much football stars to make eve~y single and basketball sta'rs make. moment . of the Olympics How much do shot put the most memorable thing . star' make'.' How mu ch do that ever ·happened in the hi gh jumpers make'! How hi stoty of the world, I'd. much do track stars make '> . enjoy it a lot more, What Fair i> l'i'tir · makes a memorable If it'' anything like the moment is not that there are ·p·• st. durin)! th e hi ghly so many of them , but so· r.riL'el. spun,-frcc closing few. I'm not going to watch. ceremony, NBC will run a th e baclminton and table; highlight reel \vith swelling tennis and rhythmic gymmusic while tile. announcer nastics and sy nchronized tntones, "Who Wi ll ever for- swimming because they are get .. : this ... dramatic ... so memorable . I' m watch-' moment')" You would think ing them because it's so out he was talking about the • of the ordinary that it's fun. sinking of th.e Titanic or th e If I want tflelodrama I'll · crash uf the Hindenburg . watch a soap opera, not the ' Quick. how many "unfor- Olympics. geltablc.. 111oment~ can you (Jim Mullen is the aurhor rcmctllilcr irom fon r yectr., o/ "It Tal"'" a Villo~:r Idiot: : ago"! An) ! One·! . CmnfJiimting the Simple . I love the Olympics· and Life" and "Baby\· First, wi ll probably wa tch every Talluo. " l'<m can reach him• annoying night of it and a at jim_mtdleJI@myway.com.) An arrangements of cattails, golden ro·d . and zebra grass with weathered wood in the class Bear in the Woods won for Morgan Cotton, the junior best of show award in the fair flower show. · Gardeners from Page Al for fairgoers to enjoy. The Bentley. Pine tree : Joy Bentley. · flowers from Monday's show will be removed Melanie Stethem, Peggy Thursday morning and the Crane.. Broken Wheel: Shirley J.' second show will get underway at I p.m . when judging Hamm of Racine, Janet Bolin begins. Those arrangements of Rutland, Joy Bentley. · Lover's Knot: Peggy will remain in place for the Crane, Shirley J. Hamm, remainder of the fair. In Monday's show the top Melanie Stethem. ' May Basket: Melanie awards in arrangements went to Peggy Crane of Stethem, Shelia Curtis. Middleport, best of show, in Peggy Crane . Junior ' Gaggle of the class, Double Wedding Jen nife r Ring; Shelia Curtis of Long Pinwheels., Schaeffer, Morgan Cotton. Bottom. reserve best or show all of Abigail Cotton, for Kaleidoscope; Melanie Middleport. Slethem of Pomeroy for her rrom Page Al Bear in the Woods: Morgan creative arrangement in Cotton. Jennifer Schaeffer. Flying Geese; Jennifer In other business, council: Deeanna A. Sayre. Racine. Schaeffer of Middl eport, · • Conducted the second of three readings on an ordimirice . junior reserve best or show Specimens amending building and safety codes. In the specimen exhibits, • Adopted the village's 2009 fiscal budget for submission for Gaggle of Pinwheels; and the blue ribbon winners in Megan Cotton of Middleport to the county auditor. · the various classes were Joy • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected for Bears in the 'Woods. the Bent ley, I I; Melanie junior be~t of show. · in the amount of $7.844 for July. ' For specimen exhibits the Stetheni. 7; Shirley · .J . • Approved th e payment of , bills in the amount· of sweepstakes awards went to Hamm, I; Shelia Curtis. 5: $33,815.81. Joyce E. Manuel, 2; Patricia • Excused Council M~mber Julia Houston from the Joy Bentley of Syracuse. Holter. I; Donna R. Jenkins. senior division. and Deanna meeting. . 4; Duane Weber, I. Present· were Council Members-Jean Craig, Rae Moore , · A. Sayre of Racine , junior In potted plants, the win Craig Wehrung, Shawn Rice and Sandy Brown, Mayor division. ners Luia S. Toban, 2; · Artistic Arrangements Joycewe~eManuel Michael Gerlach , Roberts and Baker. , 4; Joy In the artistic arran ge ment Bentley, I. classes, the winners, li sted first to third, were as follow s: Kaleido scope: Shelia from Page Al SPRINC; VALLI-Y Curtis, Melanie Stethem , 1 lr j ', l ~' 1~ Joy Bentley. show ring at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. ' WED 81t3108- THURS 8114/08 WWW.SPRINGVALLEVCINEMA.COM Ohio Star: Joy Bentley. · Other judgi.ng results were as follo'\fS: Broilers: Rhodes, Bor. Office Opens 0 grand champion, Stephanie Hudson, reserve; Pullets: Shelia Curtis. Melanie 5,30 PM FOR ~VENING SHOWS I t2:30 PM FOR Abigail Houser, g.c., Garrett Rttch1e, r.c.; Fancy Poultry : Stethem. WED THRU SUN MATINEES Doubl e Wedding Ring : Jarvis, g.c., Morgan Tucker, r.c.: Bantams: Jarvis, g,c .. TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT Peggy Crane, Shirley Snowden, r.c. · TROPIC THUNDER (R) · Ducks: Snowden, g.c ., Tucker, r.c.; , Pigeons : Hannah Hamm of Racine ; Riona 1:30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 Cremeans, g.c.; Guineas, Jarvis, g.c,; Large Fowl: Kel sey Vally, Pomeroy. THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE Flying Geese: Melanie Kimes, g.c., Cheyenne Doczt, r.c.; Turkey: Snowden, g.c.; DRAGON EMPERIOR (I'Gt3) Stethem, Shelia Curtis, Joy Ducks/Geese: Jarvis, g.c . 1:00, 3:t0, 7:00 & 9:10 POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle reported the following: • Dale Baker, Ohio 248, reported that someone had knocked the back window out of his van on Sunday. • Hobart Childress, Forest Run Road, reported that someone in a small white truck nad stolen his Craftsman lawn mower on Sunday. • . • James Walchli, .Cone Road, Albany, reported that ginseng was stolen from his property. . . 1 Rex Thornton, East Letart, report~~ that copper hnes were stolen from the greenhouses on h1s farm. . • Wally Haynes, Bucktown Road, reported the theft of a. digital camera from his residence. Investigation is continuing in all the complaints, Beegle said . 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' 11<1111' 1 Jh 'I I 7 '1, 1 X·FILES: I WANT TO BEUEVE (PG t3) 1:10, 3:tb, 7:t0 & i:10 , STEP BROTHERS (R) t :20, 3:20, 7:20 &9:20 THE DARK KNIGHT (PG13) lkikl 1)1,11111'11' '·'ll ic-.t•.li•' I ,rl%ap_.~IA~ ,_.,_...,. 1 t2~5S, A design made of flowers of magnolia leaves in psychedelic colors arranged to simulate movement created by Shelia Curtis took reserve best of show in Monday's fair flower show. 3:40, §:~ & 9:40 "'AMMA MIA (PG13) t :30,3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 HELLBOY (PG13) 7:t0 & 9:45 NOW SHOWING MATINEES WED THRU SUN · "Ridenour TV, Appliance A ud Gas Service Day " 7:00a.m. Gale> Open 9:00a.m. Jr. Fair Rahhi! Show - Smal l Arena 10:30 a.m. Bing<1 · Gran~.: IJillg 12:00 p.m, Flower SIHlll Judfing,- Thomp>nn Rnu 'h Bldg 2:00 1>.01. 4-H DcmL>nstnlliL>ns- H>ll Stage 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Small Arena 5:00p.m. 4-H S1yle Revue - "Dew Zone" Hill Stage . 6:00p.m, Truck & Tmclor Pull - Pull Track 6:00p.m, Barbershop Quartel - "De" Zone'' Hill Slage , 7:30p.m, "Rocky Moun1 ain Bluegr:rs'' · . "Dew Zone" Hill Stage Andy Francis Gates Close �PageA4 The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, August 13, The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentinel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Planned Parenthood 5 sex miseducation PI an ned Pare!llhood tuo~ me " Oo\1·n There" <llld eXfll"Cd it all. The se lf-evi dent WI'On!!-headcdness or their thinki;1g. that i,. A ne\\' cam paign wa,gcd by the :thort i<'n prmtder i> i.l'- Dan Goodrich Publisher LTU"i\ a:-. its ll<IIIIC :O,U~­ that. It i' an expose - in th at nt<'st . pithy ;tnd au courant or form> . the Weh vicJCU · - Of WhV - \\"C H('( 0 now here in Amcric;J when Congress shall make no laiV respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting tl1e free exercise there~?_{; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right 1?,{ the people peaceably to assetnble, and to petition the Government for a redress ~?,{grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY we talk ahu ut \CX l:ducation. .The "Take C1 r~ Down Th~re .. Caillp~t i gn consi~ts of Web \'iucos of ymmg people talking about three, somes and ;cx ually transmittctl Ui~ea;-.c ~. hccause that' s all J...ids could el'cr chctt about. rd11' 1 /\n a11 k-· ward uld,' r tl~etn ·'tllldcnl) enters the pic lut·c and tl i' pen:-.t• s ~ td viL' t.: - ~ay. how to u-.;c a condom - tiling. It \ kinda' like being a \·irgin all uver again." WIH>a. there . .So to 'Planned Parenthood absli ncncc means masturbation? No wonder lhev think absti - Kathryn Lopez . ges t~ . rlul it i~· ·mo re tll;\ n Charlene Ho~flich General Manager-News Editor 200~ ctiw.:m i<.lll is a total waste of lime . They can't llCill'L' Planned Parcntlrnnd - ;md with way toq much of pup culture . For Planned Parcntho1!d and the anyth ing-goes ethos it represent". jllllng peu pll' are ah\a)sgoin~ luha\·c ~ex. In tlleir worldvicw. there's no rca:-.o1_1 for li H~ if yu u're. m_H t:lli ll !! tu mimiL' the ruttill!.! j;ach~ lore·ttc ' nt' "Sn ;tnZI lire Cit1 ... llt 111 wuld V\lll Jl""i hl)· lw -. c a su,·cc"'i'u l. h:tppy life if il doe sn' t i11v·ulve going through :t ·~c l their minds out from bown There. The y can' t hclic' l c thai tf vnu clutl-. kn gl" y·oung pl·or}k to w~tnt · more than what they "L'L' Llll tcl e1 isio11 and in the 111m ic,. they ·11 take you 11p on· it. Planned Parenthood ju . . l doc ~ n·t !..!et it. -",\h . . ttnenl'C education can ne•1cr he ahollt simply 'CtyirJg... HL·rc \, wllal you L:an do ..,o no one gets pregnant hut yu u can sl ill ge t some 'c.xual kirk> ." It h;is to he Jldrl of<~ ~reaH: r educt.ltion :· a clwr :te·tn e·ductt inn. A ph: -.. icaiL'LI"Ucttilln . A moral to the - l'OIH._(om lt eager teen ,, .~ pttrin g nu one 's dcliracy in . th e prnce~ ~. To gL:t even more graph ic Today is Wednesday. Aug. I 3, the 226t h day of 200X. informatinn . . chec k out There ar~ I 40 days left in the year. Parenthood 's Today's Highlight in History : On Aug. 13, 1961 , Berlin Planned Tccnwirc \Veb m:.n!atinc" was divided as East Germany .~ a led off the border between <tnd you'll lla1·c cvc1yth ing the city's eastern and western sectors and he gan building a yo u for~ot to think about wall in order to halt the night of refugees. On this date: In 1521, Spanish conqueror Hernando hcf<i rc you e•tnharked o11 Cortez captured Tenochtitlan, present-day Mexico City. that .-. unlllll..: r ~IIJHl l id :r "Cuntlo1n s. dental datm from the Aztecs. · "nd lube' .... E1cn if you In 1624. French King Louis XIII n;11\1ed Cardinal thin k you won·l need any Ri chelieu his first minister. . In 1704. the Battle of Blenheim was fought during the or these itctm. they ma y War of the Spanish Succession, resulting in a victory for t:u mc i11 hand v for a fricnu ... · English-led forces over French and Bavarian soldiers. · What wo uld you do on In 1846, the American flag was raised for the first time in vacation. after all. without Los Angeles . denial dam, ·Jt In 1889, William Gray of Hartford, Conn .. received a And there in lies the prob.. patent for a coin-operated te l ep hon~ . In 1910. Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern lem with grotq)s like · nursing, died in London at age 90. In 1932. Adolf Hitler rejected the post of vice-chancellor of Germany, saying he was prepared to hold out "for all or nothing." ' · In 1960, the first two-way telephone clllivers<ttinn by satellite took .place with the help of Echo I. In 1981, in a ceremony at hi s California ranch, President ~eagan signed a historic package of tax and budget reduc: l'<\uc ill il )11 . tbv'! I wonid ki~c hesitated to PL1nn e•d 1\ :rcnthuod and 1111"1 "ihLT :,cx -ed programs bru sh wi th 'tldl bruad try tu fi nd :1 stopgap sol ll 'lrokc' until I 11atched the ab>tinctlcc 1·idco on the tion. attempt to repai r kids' '·Take Cat\' Down There.. wctrpcd 1icw ol' sex while Web , it c. In a 1i~lll'ltc titled 'ti ll aliuwing th em 10 "Lei Me Do Me.'· a teen ~i rl watch "One Tt~c Hill." Bttt llll'lls down her fri ends' ill\'i- pruphy l;lc'tics and STD talinn lu a party hec;tusc she . illlarcne .' ' are n't lil e fi x l1a' plan' 111 "\lay in that kids need . We must kct'c'll O\tr kids tu trectsure toni~ht " cmd "d" ct lill k ~t ru111min g tile'· banjo." ;ill tltci 1: 2ift>. to sec th embecause " I .like spe ndin g seii'C,, as\omplcte pCN)ns lime with me ... . Toni~ht I whn haw tested values t!tat thi1ik I want lo go a!T the wo ti't be compromised in way wit h me ... the fa ce of peer pres,ure or She adth. "Piu\. it's not biologica l urge:-,. like I ~:an get IlK' preg nant o·r The· g irl in tile Planned give me ~li~ca~L'!'. u r some- Parenthood video is, of thin g." Older dude· 11 ,il ks in l'l>ur.sc. right to 'ay that her and tell s the ~i rl' ";tl" li - ni!.!IH at llomc won·t f!ive nenc·c cc tn he ' a beautiful her· disease or :1 haby. ~But it' s no way to live, She's cutting herself off from oth-. ers. She believes she lives in a world in which se·x or simulating sex are the only options on a Friday night. There arc. of course. alternatives. and good ones at that. II there wemn' t, all married couples would get divorced after only a few years of nuptial bliss. The bottom Iine is that responsible· educators need . Lo be doing more than nag-. ging youn g people not to have sex. Of course that . won't work. Teens are not stupid ; they're human and' know there's something appealing about it, _and they shouldn "t be told otherwise.But they should understaml that th ere's more to want, and thai th ey should hold out for it - for love, com~ mitment and fulfillment: We need to seriously talk about character formation, about hard work and dedi; cation . This is why - or should be why - some of the religious schools exist. This is what an entity like th e Best Friends -Foundation does. But those groups and messages are ge tting hard to hear in a prurient culture obsessed with youth and selfish, instant pleasure . Life isp't just about what happens· "Down There." (Kathryn Lopez is the ediJ tor of' National Review On/ ine ( 11'1\'W.nationalre: •·ie11:com). She can be con-. lllcted at klop ez@ national~· re1 ·;elt·. com.) ~ -- If lPoKS LIKE Reader Services PRoBL-E~ oF' HIGI{ GA~ PRIC£S WITI-!ouT Correction Polley Published e\lery afternoon, Monday Our main concern in all stories is to through Friday, 111 Court Street, be accurate. If you know of an error Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class In a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992·2156. post~ge paid at Pomeroy. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association . Our main number Is (740) 992-2t56. Postmaster: Send address correclions to The Daily Sentinel, t 11 Cour1 Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ' Department extensions are: News Edllor: Chanene Hoeflich, Ext 12 Reporter: Brian Reed. 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He was .born on Aug. 21. 1944 in Middleport, son of · Lyd1a Emma Thompson Gilkey of Middleport and the late Herschel Leonard ''Cub" Gilkey. Mr. Gilkey was a Untted ~tates Army Veteran servi ng his country in the Vtetnam War. . He was an av id hunter. fisherman and arrowhead corlector. He was a member of the Meigs County Fish & Game · Association. Ameriean Legion Post .128 . and the Pomeroy Episcopal Church. Mr. Gilkey al)d his father-inlaw were owners and operators ofC&W Construction for · many years. :Wesley Gilkey is survived by his wife of 39 years, Linda Gdkey; two children, Leslie and her husband Ralph Fisher of Racine; and Wesley Shane Gilkey of Middleport; . his mother.. Lydia 'Toots". Gilkey of Middleport; grandson, Aqdy F1sher; hts specral pet, "Jack"; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Carl and Jean Well of Pomeroy ; brother, Roy Gtlkey and his wife Debra, of Pomeroy; sister, Linda Rathburn of Pomerov; sister-in-law. Carla and her hu sband Mike Werry or Belpre. OH; a speCial friend; T.J. Hesson; and several nieres and nephews. ' Funeral serv ices will be held on Friday, Aug, 15, 2008 at II a.m. at the Anderson McDaniel Funeral Home in Middleport . Burial will follow at Middleport Hill Cemetery where Military Funeral Honors will be presented by the American Legion Post 128. Visiting hol!rs will be on Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. A registry is available online mwww.andersonmcdaniel.com. till' I Jl, 1111'", " ' tlte· !'·"' II an AIIILTil';tll i~o., 1;.1\o rl'd In win gold in an event. yo u' ll see more of that sport than all tl1e other ·spom com- Goats from Page At Da>chle Facemyer. second. Ryan Amos. third. K~J,e y Burton. fourth . Tvler Barber. fifth. Rubert Lu te. 'ixth: fourth dass, Scout.Facemyer. first. Alex Amos . .second. Jett Facemyer. third, Cara Amos. fou rth . Correction POMEROY - In a letter to the editor submitted by D.B. Stuart and printed in Sunday's paper a word was ,hanged during the editing process whtch resulted in giving the statement a different meaning .than what the writer intended. The sentence should have read "In light of China's appalling decision to revoke U.S. Olympic Speedskating Gold Medalist Joey Cheek's visa (and thus his admission to China and parti cipation in t~e Olympics) over his support of Darfur 's innocents the entire U.S. Olympic team should boycott the games." ' Jim Mullen bincd. If an American is not favored to win an event. i~s chances of being on television drop dramatically. I wonder how of'lcn network execu ti ves and the IOC ha ve this debate: Shoula a sport an American can' t win be 'considered an Olympic sport '! You'll also btrn jtrst what it takes to win the gold. Yotl might think it takes years of training. co~u: hi. n g. sacri fice and natural talent w· win . But that lws nothing to do wi lh il. According to Ni:lC, il an athlete\ wile is having a bally on or ncar the event. it \ better thai1 Human Growth Hormones and steroids put together: And it's leg<il. " How ca11 he lose'' His wire is haviug a habyt•· An athlete's chances also go up if there's been a recent ck:n h in the fc nn il ) or e vcn ;1 li fc - thrca l l' llin ~ illn c"i~. l! 's s pons lor people who hate sport s. It w1i1es as no stlrprisc that tllcrc wi ll he a lot or ad> . • Melanie S.tethem's sta-mobile in the Flying Geese class won the creativity award for the fair flower show. Gladioli. palm grass. caladium leaves arrangement on drift wood presented a picture of geese taking off. Charlene Hoellich/photos lSUT~SN'T POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle advised visitors to the Meigs County Fair to lock valuables in their trunk. Items out of sight will not tempt thieves, Beegle said. IT EMIT GREENHoiJS£ Thefts I , j .., :nl\'lhi n•' li ~e Beth SergenUphotos Melissa Snowden (front right) and Ryan Amos (lront left) took home ribbons for grand and reserve champion market goat showmen, respectively. Also pictured (center) Cara Amos. goat princess , second row (from left) Ashley Life , fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins . fair queen, Dan iel Buckley. fair king. Advisory GA<;;£$? frro~Hka\t Daschle Facemyer (front) look home the award for reserve champion market goat. Also pictured (from left) Ashley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins. fair queen , Daniel Buckley, fair I king, Cara Amos, goat princess. Local Briefs R<\ISING FAR£S, I (USPS 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Wesley Hf!rschel Gilkey Clayton Wood (front) took home the award for grand champion market goat. Also pictured (from left) Gara Amos . goat princess . As.hley Life, fair queen first runner-up, Audrionna Pullins, fair queen. Daniel Buckley, fair king. For the Record Tf.IE.Y SoLvED IHE. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel Obituaries The Daily Sentinel • Page As PORTLAND - Due to bridge replacement, the Meigs County Highway Department announces County Road 35 (Portland Road) will be closed on Aug. 18, 1.8 miles from US 33 for three to five weeks. County Road 10 (Dexter Road) will be close!) from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Aug . 18 from T-46 (Jacks Road) to T-47 (Jr. Ward Road). Ten years ago: President Clinton led the nation in mourning 12 Americans killed in a pair of U.S. embassy bombings in Africa. Standing before black hearses carrying ten of the bodies, the president pledged to seek justice "for these evil acts.:• Five years ago: Iraq began pumping crude oil from its northern oil fields for the first time since the start of the war. Libya agreed to set up a $2.7 billion fund for families of 270 people killed in the 1.988 Pan Am bombing. One year ago: President Bush's political strategist, Karl Rove, announced his resignation . A bridge under ~onstruc ­ tion in the ancient Chinese city of Fenghuang collapsed, killing.64 people. Two women among the 23 South Koreans kidnapped by the Taliban in Afghani stan were freed . Philanthropist Brooke Astor died in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.. at age 105. Hall of Fame Yankees shortstop and broadcaster Phil Rizzuto died in West Orange, N.J. . at age 89. Today's Birthdays: Former Cuban President Fidel Castro is 82. Actor Pat Harrington is 79. Actor Kevin Tighe is 64. Actress Gretchen Corbett is 61. Opera singer Kath leen B-attle is 60. Movie director Paul Greengmss is 53. Actor Danny Bonaduce is 49. TV host/weatherman Sam Champion ("Good Morning America'') is 47. Actress Dawnn Lewis is 47. Actor John Slattery is 46. Actress Quinn Cummings is 41 . Actress S'eana Kofoed is 38. Country.singer Andy Griggs is 35. Country musician Mike Melancon (Emerson Drive) is 30. Actress Kathryn Fiore is 29. Thought for Today: "You should avoid making yourself too clear even in your explanations." - Baltasar Grucian. Spanish philosopher (1601-1658). Woul dn ' t you be su rprised il, in the middle of tl1e Wnrlu Series. the annOUIKCrS CUI away to do a five-minute interview with the pitcher 's parents '' While the game contin ued'' Wot~ldn't yo u he su rprised if. in the middle of the Super Bowl. the camera left th e field and did a five -minute- lo ng interview with the" quarter ~ back's lrigh school friends watching the ga1 ne in .a bar in his hom etown ·> Wouldn ' t you be 'tlrprised if TV slatiuns. around the country decided not to show th e World Series llnless a loca l tea m was in it ? II' 110ne ()f these sound strange to yo u. you're gonmt love NBC's primetime cove ra ge ol the 200X Bcijin ~ Olympi" hcc:tllsc thr sr l--ind'; uf lil illg' \Vi JJ happen. all the time . The Olympics celebrates ·the Climing together of the best athletes to promote a better unuersta'nding and between peoples IHition' or th e world. Not that you wi II see much of those "peop les" from other nations in prime time if the www.mydailysentinel.com Bridge replacement to close roads !lOllS. Letters to the editor are we/came. They should be les~· tlwn 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing, must he signed, and include address and telep/wn e number Nu unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues. IWt personalities. Letters rJf' thanks to organizations and individuals will nnt 'be accepted for publication. Wednesday, August 13, 2008 • dming the Olympics, but few of the complete events after 17 days, it will slowl y lln cable. But please,. stop . occur to you thai the only making i( more than it is -· people who are nol allowed a bunch of he ~lthy, young to sttck every possible dime ktds 111 the pnm~ of their out of the Olympics are the li ves having the time of folks without whom the their lives. None of them events would not be possi- are going fo come back and ble - the athletes. · _ say, "Gee, we had to :go They make . such a big China and hang out with . de;tl abO\It faimcss at the gi rl s from the Swedish Olymp; cs - tile drug test- swim team while our ing. the integrity or the friends got to ~tay home judges - why isn ' t it fair and surf MySpace. It was to give the athletes a cut of horrible, they've wrecked the gate. a cut of the TV my lifet" money'' Yuu always hear If NBC would stop trying how much football stars to make eve~y single and basketball sta'rs make. moment . of the Olympics How much do shot put the most memorable thing . star' make'.' How mu ch do that ever ·happened in the hi gh jumpers make'! How hi stoty of the world, I'd. much do track stars make '> . enjoy it a lot more, What Fair i> l'i'tir · makes a memorable If it'' anything like the moment is not that there are ·p·• st. durin)! th e hi ghly so many of them , but so· r.riL'el. spun,-frcc closing few. I'm not going to watch. ceremony, NBC will run a th e baclminton and table; highlight reel \vith swelling tennis and rhythmic gymmusic while tile. announcer nastics and sy nchronized tntones, "Who Wi ll ever for- swimming because they are get .. : this ... dramatic ... so memorable . I' m watch-' moment')" You would think ing them because it's so out he was talking about the • of the ordinary that it's fun. sinking of th.e Titanic or th e If I want tflelodrama I'll · crash uf the Hindenburg . watch a soap opera, not the ' Quick. how many "unfor- Olympics. geltablc.. 111oment~ can you (Jim Mullen is the aurhor rcmctllilcr irom fon r yectr., o/ "It Tal"'" a Villo~:r Idiot: : ago"! An) ! One·! . CmnfJiimting the Simple . I love the Olympics· and Life" and "Baby\· First, wi ll probably wa tch every Talluo. " l'<m can reach him• annoying night of it and a at jim_mtdleJI@myway.com.) An arrangements of cattails, golden ro·d . and zebra grass with weathered wood in the class Bear in the Woods won for Morgan Cotton, the junior best of show award in the fair flower show. · Gardeners from Page Al for fairgoers to enjoy. The Bentley. Pine tree : Joy Bentley. · flowers from Monday's show will be removed Melanie Stethem, Peggy Thursday morning and the Crane.. Broken Wheel: Shirley J.' second show will get underway at I p.m . when judging Hamm of Racine, Janet Bolin begins. Those arrangements of Rutland, Joy Bentley. · Lover's Knot: Peggy will remain in place for the Crane, Shirley J. Hamm, remainder of the fair. In Monday's show the top Melanie Stethem. ' May Basket: Melanie awards in arrangements went to Peggy Crane of Stethem, Shelia Curtis. Middleport, best of show, in Peggy Crane . Junior ' Gaggle of the class, Double Wedding Jen nife r Ring; Shelia Curtis of Long Pinwheels., Schaeffer, Morgan Cotton. Bottom. reserve best or show all of Abigail Cotton, for Kaleidoscope; Melanie Middleport. Slethem of Pomeroy for her rrom Page Al Bear in the Woods: Morgan creative arrangement in Cotton. Jennifer Schaeffer. Flying Geese; Jennifer In other business, council: Deeanna A. Sayre. Racine. Schaeffer of Middl eport, · • Conducted the second of three readings on an ordimirice . junior reserve best or show Specimens amending building and safety codes. In the specimen exhibits, • Adopted the village's 2009 fiscal budget for submission for Gaggle of Pinwheels; and the blue ribbon winners in Megan Cotton of Middleport to the county auditor. · the various classes were Joy • Approved the mayor's report of fees and fines collected for Bears in the 'Woods. the Bent ley, I I; Melanie junior be~t of show. · in the amount of $7.844 for July. ' For specimen exhibits the Stetheni. 7; Shirley · .J . • Approved th e payment of , bills in the amount· of sweepstakes awards went to Hamm, I; Shelia Curtis. 5: $33,815.81. Joyce E. Manuel, 2; Patricia • Excused Council M~mber Julia Houston from the Joy Bentley of Syracuse. Holter. I; Donna R. Jenkins. senior division. and Deanna meeting. . 4; Duane Weber, I. Present· were Council Members-Jean Craig, Rae Moore , · A. Sayre of Racine , junior In potted plants, the win Craig Wehrung, Shawn Rice and Sandy Brown, Mayor division. ners Luia S. Toban, 2; · Artistic Arrangements Joycewe~eManuel Michael Gerlach , Roberts and Baker. , 4; Joy In the artistic arran ge ment Bentley, I. classes, the winners, li sted first to third, were as follow s: Kaleido scope: Shelia from Page Al SPRINC; VALLI-Y Curtis, Melanie Stethem , 1 lr j ', l ~' 1~ Joy Bentley. show ring at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. ' WED 81t3108- THURS 8114/08 WWW.SPRINGVALLEVCINEMA.COM Ohio Star: Joy Bentley. · Other judgi.ng results were as follo'\fS: Broilers: Rhodes, Bor. Office Opens 0 grand champion, Stephanie Hudson, reserve; Pullets: Shelia Curtis. Melanie 5,30 PM FOR ~VENING SHOWS I t2:30 PM FOR Abigail Houser, g.c., Garrett Rttch1e, r.c.; Fancy Poultry : Stethem. WED THRU SUN MATINEES Doubl e Wedding Ring : Jarvis, g.c., Morgan Tucker, r.c.: Bantams: Jarvis, g,c .. TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT Peggy Crane, Shirley Snowden, r.c. · TROPIC THUNDER (R) · Ducks: Snowden, g.c ., Tucker, r.c.; , Pigeons : Hannah Hamm of Racine ; Riona 1:30, 3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 Cremeans, g.c.; Guineas, Jarvis, g.c,; Large Fowl: Kel sey Vally, Pomeroy. THE MUMMY: TOMB OF THE Flying Geese: Melanie Kimes, g.c., Cheyenne Doczt, r.c.; Turkey: Snowden, g.c.; DRAGON EMPERIOR (I'Gt3) Stethem, Shelia Curtis, Joy Ducks/Geese: Jarvis, g.c . 1:00, 3:t0, 7:00 & 9:10 POMEROY - Meigs County Sheriff Robert Beegle reported the following: • Dale Baker, Ohio 248, reported that someone had knocked the back window out of his van on Sunday. • Hobart Childress, Forest Run Road, reported that someone in a small white truck nad stolen his Craftsman lawn mower on Sunday. • . • James Walchli, .Cone Road, Albany, reported that ginseng was stolen from his property. . . 1 Rex Thornton, East Letart, report~~ that copper hnes were stolen from the greenhouses on h1s farm. . • Wally Haynes, Bucktown Road, reported the theft of a. digital camera from his residence. Investigation is continuing in all the complaints, Beegle said . 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' 11<1111' 1 Jh 'I I 7 '1, 1 X·FILES: I WANT TO BEUEVE (PG t3) 1:10, 3:tb, 7:t0 & i:10 , STEP BROTHERS (R) t :20, 3:20, 7:20 &9:20 THE DARK KNIGHT (PG13) lkikl 1)1,11111'11' '·'ll ic-.t•.li•' I ,rl%ap_.~IA~ ,_.,_...,. 1 t2~5S, A design made of flowers of magnolia leaves in psychedelic colors arranged to simulate movement created by Shelia Curtis took reserve best of show in Monday's fair flower show. 3:40, §:~ & 9:40 "'AMMA MIA (PG13) t :30,3:30, 7:30 & 9:30 HELLBOY (PG13) 7:t0 & 9:45 NOW SHOWING MATINEES WED THRU SUN · "Ridenour TV, Appliance A ud Gas Service Day " 7:00a.m. Gale> Open 9:00a.m. Jr. Fair Rahhi! Show - Smal l Arena 10:30 a.m. Bing<1 · Gran~.: IJillg 12:00 p.m, Flower SIHlll Judfing,- Thomp>nn Rnu 'h Bldg 2:00 1>.01. 4-H DcmL>nstnlliL>ns- H>ll Stage 4:00p.m. Kiddie Tractor Pull - Small Arena 5:00p.m. 4-H S1yle Revue - "Dew Zone" Hill Stage . 6:00p.m, Truck & Tmclor Pull - Pull Track 6:00p.m, Barbershop Quartel - "De" Zone'' Hill Slage , 7:30p.m, "Rocky Moun1 ain Bluegr:rs'' · . "Dew Zone" Hill Stage Andy Francis Gates Close �PageA6 . FAIR SCENES The Daily Sentinel · Wednesday, August 13, '2 oo8 · 1.~ Inside Indians get fifth straight win, Page B2 Phelps winningest ever, Page B2 Phelps not typical 23-year-old, Page B6 The Daily Sentinel .. I . Wednesday, August 13,2008 '. Greene pushes Falcons to victory Countdown to Kickoff STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •. ·. INSTITUTE , W.Va. -' H~gh school golfers strive to • achive . ,.~ r, ---· ::~ ·~ . DAYS Above: Not exactly '1he peanut gallery" but close , these young girls peer out into the junior fair livestock ring during the market goat show. Left: These novice showmen line up with their market lambs in the hopes of winning a ribbon during the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Beth Serganl/pholo •A view from the midway at dusk shows the rides keep turning, as do some stomachs, much to the delight of fair goers. Beth Sergentlphotos Thursda!( August 14. . Golf Gallia Academy at Ports mouth, 9 a.m. Rive r Valle~ at Buffalo. 10 a.m. FridaY. August 15 Golf River Valley, Wellston (Fairg reens), 11 a.m at Jackson Monday August 18 GoD River Valley, Jacksoo al Gania Academy (Cliffside), 4:30p.m. Vinton County at Meigs (Pine Hills). 10 a.m CONTACI'US E-mail - s~rls@myda i lysenlinel.com l>~.QrlG.Slai! Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740)446-<342, ext. 33 bwalters@ mydaily1 ribun e. com Larry Crum, Sports Writer {740) 446·2342, ext . 33 Ierum @ mydai lyregi ster.com Wahama 's D a v e AP photo Cincinnati Reds' Edwin ~ncarnacion scores from first base as Pittsburgh Pirates' Ryan Doumit waits for the throw home after a double by Corey Patterson in the eighth inning of a baseball game Tuesday in Pittsburgh. The Reds won 5-1. Volquez leads Cincinnati to win over Pirates PITTSBURGH (AP) ·_ Edinson Yolquez got a little extra rest and some early run. support. II was all he needed to end a post All-Star break slump. Volquez pitched into the seventh inning for his best . start of the second half, and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Tuesday night in their firsl game since they traded Adam Dunn. Volquez (14-5 ) had just two perfect innings but lim- · ired the Pirates to one run and five hits in 6 2-3 mn111gs. "Ed inson threw a great game, that's where it starts," Cincinnati manager Dusty Baker said. "He gave us all we needed ." · The All-S tar right-hander entered 1-2 with a 6.64 ERA in four starts since the break, He was originally scheduled to start Sunday against Houston, but was pu shed back to Tuesday when Aaron Harang· .came off the disabled list. Did the two days help'l "It can never hurt, especially this time of the year," Baker said. "He was throwing strikes. He was a little bit wilder tonight, so maybe he needs to just be a little wild. It was an outstanding performance from him." Brandon · Phillips and Javier Valentin supplied the power with Dunn gone, each hitting a home run to :help Cincinnati end a seasonworst six-game skid. Corey ·Patterson hap two hits and two RBJs. Phillips hit a two-out, tworun .shot in the first off Jeff Karstens (2-1 ), who tossed 15 score less innings in his first two starts after he was acquired from the New York Yankees. Valentin went deep in the fourth, and Patterson had run-scoring hits in the sixth and eighth. "Brandon got us on the board," Baker said. "That's big against a guy who's been AP photo Angola's Felizardo Ambrosio, left, tries to stop a shot by USA's Carlos Boozer during their men's preliminary basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing on Tuesday. ................. • Brian J . Reed/photo , Melissa Snowden, and Corey. Jarvis were named grand and reserve champion showmen during Tuesday's Meigs County Junior Fair Poultry Show. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins and Poultry Princess Abigail Houser are also pictured. Alyssa Newland was the . reserve champion showman at Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show. She is pictured with Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins. Brian J. Reed/photo Brian J. Reed/photo r- Dominick Rhodes and Carolal)n Stewart are pictured with their grand and reserve cham· pion Rens of market' poultry; judged yesterday. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins and Poultry Princess Abigail Houser are also pictured. • · ~).:.•- feet from the field in Beijing coach Mike Krzyzewski until missing in the third · said. "Our goal wasn't to quarter. win by a certain margin. It Though Anthony said the was to really work hard and Greece game "has been cir- keep up our pressure and cled un my calendar for then once that was done, we about two . years now," just worked on a few other James said it wasn't hard to things. The main thing was · concentrate on Angola. just to keep some consisten"We' ve got veterans, · cy, so · overall I was very we're pr~paring ourselves, pleased with tonight." every night we're showcasAfter the Greece ~ame ing what we've been doing Thursday, the Amencans the last three years gelling .face world champion Spain, ready for this moment," he who ar~ also 2-0 after rallysaid. "So we can't afford to ing to beat China in overgo out and be lackadaisical." time behind 29 points from The United States Pau Gasol. improved to 4-0 against Long·before this rout start, Angola, starting with the ed, lhe Americans were Dream Team's Olympic already looking ahead. debut in 1992. That romp is Krzyzewski and his staff best remembered · for . were seated behind the baseCharles Barkley's elbow to line about 5 I/2 hours earlier an unsuspecting Angolan for a look at the Greeks, who player in a ll6-48 victory. shut ·down Germany over Carlos Morais scored 24 the final three quarters while points for 0-2 Angola, which pulling away for an 87-64 went down almost as easily victory. · this time around. The final Greece stunned the United margin was much closer States 101-95 two y~ars ago thanks to some U.S. concen- in the semifinals of the tration lapses in ·the second world championship in half. Japan . This U.S. team is "We were ·not looking deeper, and James is a whole ahead. I thought we played lot stronger. with really good energy in James hadn't done much spurts and played some real- · ly terrific baskelball," U.S. Please see Hoops, 82 Please see Falcons, 82 . '· '':.: . 't. !1'7 rt Clinlt: USA hoops fly past Angola, 97-76 BEIJING (AP)- LeBron James simply knocked aside · overmatched Angola players like a schoolyard bully, going wherever he wanted on the basketball court. . Now come the teams that can push back. Dwyane Wade scored 19 points, James dominated the game with his size and strength on both ends, and tile U.S. men' s Olympic team wrapped up the easy portion of its schedule with a 97-76 victory Tuesday night. . The Americans (2-0) Thursday fctce Greece, the team that stunned them t'Wo jlears ago in the semifinals qf the world championship. The Creeks are physical, and they should provide the first test of these games for the United States. • "I'm expecting this game · right here to be tough," U.S. fi>rward Carmela Anthony said. "They know.that we're coming back to redeem ourselves ahd I'm pretty sure that they watch us a lot." Dwight Howard added 14 jmints and James finished with .12 for I he Americans, who had another rough night from 3-point range but don't appear to be stoppable in the open court. Wade was per- Please see Reds, 82 Greene shot the best score of his career, a )under par 35. His score led his teammates to Lucas vielory . over host school Buffalo and Point Pleasant. The 9 hole match was played in near perfect wealher conditions with plentiful sunshine and a light breeze. . Wahama ·s . combined score of 16 7 is the best for the team in the past two years. Dave received excellent support from Adam Roush's 42 , Warren Bissell's 44 and Zack Whitlatch 's 46. Matt Arnold shot 49 and Brandon Johnson had a 50. but their ."It Is·, our :goafto:,provlde you with ~x~ellent . med~~sir~,~eat,~ent while · g you maintain :phy.$1cal health." Brien J. Reed/photo .... ~· dealing like that. We got on him early." · Phillips' 18th homer provided a big boost to Volquez, who has a 0.77 ERA in II 23 innings at PNC Park this season. "It's all about the runs," Yolquez said. "We took the lead first. and I got more confident on the mound.'.' Karstens allowed four runs, three earned, an,d seven hits in seven innings . Karstens, Brandon Moss and Andy LaRoche, all recently acquired in trades, each played their first home game at PNC Park. LaRoche ' ~ .--------····~· • Tess Simon, MD Internal Medicine • Point Pkosaot Offic-f: Tuesdays, Thursdays &Fridays PVH Medical Office Center 2414 Jefferson Avenue o Accepting New Patients Point Pleasant, WV o Most Insurances Accepted o Same Day Appointments Available PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Tfu, fa.«,~ P~{ut!Q(a~_, P/ '- " in '--'-----'----' · I n s t i I u t e . Wednesday August 13 Eastern at Lakeside Invite, 8:30a.m .. o I f Course POME~OY A !'!Chedule ot urx:om1ng high school va1srty sporting events invol\'ing teams !rom Gallie. and Meigs count1es 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 Jonathan Barrett was the · grand champion beef breeding .showman and Alyssa Newland · the reserve champion showman during Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins is also pictured. G LoCAL ScHEDULE. Golf a score of par or better. but seldom reach that goaL Today, at 1 h e Shawnee �PageA6 . FAIR SCENES The Daily Sentinel · Wednesday, August 13, '2 oo8 · 1.~ Inside Indians get fifth straight win, Page B2 Phelps winningest ever, Page B2 Phelps not typical 23-year-old, Page B6 The Daily Sentinel .. I . Wednesday, August 13,2008 '. Greene pushes Falcons to victory Countdown to Kickoff STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •. ·. INSTITUTE , W.Va. -' H~gh school golfers strive to • achive . ,.~ r, ---· ::~ ·~ . DAYS Above: Not exactly '1he peanut gallery" but close , these young girls peer out into the junior fair livestock ring during the market goat show. Left: These novice showmen line up with their market lambs in the hopes of winning a ribbon during the Junior Fair Sheep Show. Beth Serganl/pholo •A view from the midway at dusk shows the rides keep turning, as do some stomachs, much to the delight of fair goers. Beth Sergentlphotos Thursda!( August 14. . Golf Gallia Academy at Ports mouth, 9 a.m. Rive r Valle~ at Buffalo. 10 a.m. FridaY. August 15 Golf River Valley, Wellston (Fairg reens), 11 a.m at Jackson Monday August 18 GoD River Valley, Jacksoo al Gania Academy (Cliffside), 4:30p.m. Vinton County at Meigs (Pine Hills). 10 a.m CONTACI'US E-mail - s~rls@myda i lysenlinel.com l>~.QrlG.Slai! Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740)446-<342, ext. 33 bwalters@ mydaily1 ribun e. com Larry Crum, Sports Writer {740) 446·2342, ext . 33 Ierum @ mydai lyregi ster.com Wahama 's D a v e AP photo Cincinnati Reds' Edwin ~ncarnacion scores from first base as Pittsburgh Pirates' Ryan Doumit waits for the throw home after a double by Corey Patterson in the eighth inning of a baseball game Tuesday in Pittsburgh. The Reds won 5-1. Volquez leads Cincinnati to win over Pirates PITTSBURGH (AP) ·_ Edinson Yolquez got a little extra rest and some early run. support. II was all he needed to end a post All-Star break slump. Volquez pitched into the seventh inning for his best . start of the second half, and the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Tuesday night in their firsl game since they traded Adam Dunn. Volquez (14-5 ) had just two perfect innings but lim- · ired the Pirates to one run and five hits in 6 2-3 mn111gs. "Ed inson threw a great game, that's where it starts," Cincinnati manager Dusty Baker said. "He gave us all we needed ." · The All-S tar right-hander entered 1-2 with a 6.64 ERA in four starts since the break, He was originally scheduled to start Sunday against Houston, but was pu shed back to Tuesday when Aaron Harang· .came off the disabled list. Did the two days help'l "It can never hurt, especially this time of the year," Baker said. "He was throwing strikes. He was a little bit wilder tonight, so maybe he needs to just be a little wild. It was an outstanding performance from him." Brandon · Phillips and Javier Valentin supplied the power with Dunn gone, each hitting a home run to :help Cincinnati end a seasonworst six-game skid. Corey ·Patterson hap two hits and two RBJs. Phillips hit a two-out, tworun .shot in the first off Jeff Karstens (2-1 ), who tossed 15 score less innings in his first two starts after he was acquired from the New York Yankees. Valentin went deep in the fourth, and Patterson had run-scoring hits in the sixth and eighth. "Brandon got us on the board," Baker said. "That's big against a guy who's been AP photo Angola's Felizardo Ambrosio, left, tries to stop a shot by USA's Carlos Boozer during their men's preliminary basketball game at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing on Tuesday. ................. • Brian J . Reed/photo , Melissa Snowden, and Corey. Jarvis were named grand and reserve champion showmen during Tuesday's Meigs County Junior Fair Poultry Show. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins and Poultry Princess Abigail Houser are also pictured. Alyssa Newland was the . reserve champion showman at Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show. She is pictured with Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins. Brian J. Reed/photo Brian J. Reed/photo r- Dominick Rhodes and Carolal)n Stewart are pictured with their grand and reserve cham· pion Rens of market' poultry; judged yesterday. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins and Poultry Princess Abigail Houser are also pictured. • · ~).:.•- feet from the field in Beijing coach Mike Krzyzewski until missing in the third · said. "Our goal wasn't to quarter. win by a certain margin. It Though Anthony said the was to really work hard and Greece game "has been cir- keep up our pressure and cled un my calendar for then once that was done, we about two . years now," just worked on a few other James said it wasn't hard to things. The main thing was · concentrate on Angola. just to keep some consisten"We' ve got veterans, · cy, so · overall I was very we're pr~paring ourselves, pleased with tonight." every night we're showcasAfter the Greece ~ame ing what we've been doing Thursday, the Amencans the last three years gelling .face world champion Spain, ready for this moment," he who ar~ also 2-0 after rallysaid. "So we can't afford to ing to beat China in overgo out and be lackadaisical." time behind 29 points from The United States Pau Gasol. improved to 4-0 against Long·before this rout start, Angola, starting with the ed, lhe Americans were Dream Team's Olympic already looking ahead. debut in 1992. That romp is Krzyzewski and his staff best remembered · for . were seated behind the baseCharles Barkley's elbow to line about 5 I/2 hours earlier an unsuspecting Angolan for a look at the Greeks, who player in a ll6-48 victory. shut ·down Germany over Carlos Morais scored 24 the final three quarters while points for 0-2 Angola, which pulling away for an 87-64 went down almost as easily victory. · this time around. The final Greece stunned the United margin was much closer States 101-95 two y~ars ago thanks to some U.S. concen- in the semifinals of the tration lapses in ·the second world championship in half. Japan . This U.S. team is "We were ·not looking deeper, and James is a whole ahead. I thought we played lot stronger. with really good energy in James hadn't done much spurts and played some real- · ly terrific baskelball," U.S. Please see Hoops, 82 Please see Falcons, 82 . '· '':.: . 't. !1'7 rt Clinlt: USA hoops fly past Angola, 97-76 BEIJING (AP)- LeBron James simply knocked aside · overmatched Angola players like a schoolyard bully, going wherever he wanted on the basketball court. . Now come the teams that can push back. Dwyane Wade scored 19 points, James dominated the game with his size and strength on both ends, and tile U.S. men' s Olympic team wrapped up the easy portion of its schedule with a 97-76 victory Tuesday night. . The Americans (2-0) Thursday fctce Greece, the team that stunned them t'Wo jlears ago in the semifinals qf the world championship. The Creeks are physical, and they should provide the first test of these games for the United States. • "I'm expecting this game · right here to be tough," U.S. fi>rward Carmela Anthony said. "They know.that we're coming back to redeem ourselves ahd I'm pretty sure that they watch us a lot." Dwight Howard added 14 jmints and James finished with .12 for I he Americans, who had another rough night from 3-point range but don't appear to be stoppable in the open court. Wade was per- Please see Reds, 82 Greene shot the best score of his career, a )under par 35. His score led his teammates to Lucas vielory . over host school Buffalo and Point Pleasant. The 9 hole match was played in near perfect wealher conditions with plentiful sunshine and a light breeze. . Wahama ·s . combined score of 16 7 is the best for the team in the past two years. Dave received excellent support from Adam Roush's 42 , Warren Bissell's 44 and Zack Whitlatch 's 46. Matt Arnold shot 49 and Brandon Johnson had a 50. but their ."It Is·, our :goafto:,provlde you with ~x~ellent . med~~sir~,~eat,~ent while · g you maintain :phy.$1cal health." Brien J. Reed/photo .... ~· dealing like that. We got on him early." · Phillips' 18th homer provided a big boost to Volquez, who has a 0.77 ERA in II 23 innings at PNC Park this season. "It's all about the runs," Yolquez said. "We took the lead first. and I got more confident on the mound.'.' Karstens allowed four runs, three earned, an,d seven hits in seven innings . Karstens, Brandon Moss and Andy LaRoche, all recently acquired in trades, each played their first home game at PNC Park. LaRoche ' ~ .--------····~· • Tess Simon, MD Internal Medicine • Point Pkosaot Offic-f: Tuesdays, Thursdays &Fridays PVH Medical Office Center 2414 Jefferson Avenue o Accepting New Patients Point Pleasant, WV o Most Insurances Accepted o Same Day Appointments Available PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Tfu, fa.«,~ P~{ut!Q(a~_, P/ '- " in '--'-----'----' · I n s t i I u t e . Wednesday August 13 Eastern at Lakeside Invite, 8:30a.m .. o I f Course POME~OY A !'!Chedule ot urx:om1ng high school va1srty sporting events invol\'ing teams !rom Gallie. and Meigs count1es 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 Jonathan Barrett was the · grand champion beef breeding .showman and Alyssa Newland · the reserve champion showman during Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show. Fair Queen Audrionna Pullins is also pictured. G LoCAL ScHEDULE. Golf a score of par or better. but seldom reach that goaL Today, at 1 h e Shawnee �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, August 13,2008 ;wednesday, August 13, 2008 Phelps BY PAUL NEWBERRY ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJI ~ G - Tted no more Mtch.tcl Phelps swam Into htsl ory as the wmnmgest Olymr1c uthlete e~et wtth hi s IUth c.1reer gold medal -· and tourth worlc;l record of the Bctjmg Games A da y .titer etching hi s n.une alongs tde Mark Spttz ,md Ctrl Lewts wtlh gold No . 9, Phelps clauned the record all to him,elf when he won the 200- metcr butterfly \VeUne-,d.ty mornmg AP photo Cleveland lnd1ans' A,;d ruba l Cabrera , nght, watches h1s RBI smgle off Baltimore Onoles' J1m Johnson 111 the e1ghth 1nn1ng 1n a baseball game Tuesday 1n Cleveland. Onoles catcher Ramon Hernandez IS at left The Indians won 7 5 Indians get fifth straight win orttoned to Tnple-A Buffalo CLEVF L·\ ND !A P) Asd1Ub.i l C.tbt ~ ~ ,, 1> lc,tdl n ~ on June 9 R.tfael Perez (~- 2 ) stru ck the Cl e1cLtnd lnt!t .tn s o;; dnot he r r\ ugu.., t \'v lll lllll g out two 111 I 2-'l mnmgs and Jensen Lew" ptlched a per' tredk Cc1hr er.1 htt .1 t l~ brc .J k lll g fect ntnth for hiS second RBI >~n ~ k 111 tile e t ~ hth (-.II ee1 save . The Onoles have allowed mnm g to help th e imlt.tth bedl the B.tl tllllOtc 011nles 35 lUll' (33 earned) tn the 7-5 Tuc, d.ty mght ftll thetr last three games Baltimme ptlchers have gtven up 45 Jtfth ' tr.11 gl1t "tn C.tbt eta h.1d tlll ee of htts, 10 walks, stx homers, Clevel,llld. , I ~ htts .111d hil three bailers. and tossed scored two run s c~ ' the stx wtld pitches. Jnn John son (2-4) plunked lndt <t ns llMtched th e11 se.t'on-be ' l w tnntn ~ strc.1k pmch·hlller Shm-Soo Choo C.1bre1 a .tl so doubled 111 the to start the - lndtans' etghth go-.thead run tn the s~ venlh Choo advanced on Andy lnnmg ot" 13-8 VICtory over M.trte\ sacnhce and scored when Cabrera hit a grounder the 0 11oles nn Mond.ty .. Hc"s been pld)ltlg good between Johnson 's legs and ba,e ball" lndt .ub m.tn.t ~er 1nto center fi eld Cabrera E11c Wedge ' "'d "He' s tJk- \\ en! to second on the throw tn g " bcllct <ippt o.tch .11 the home Johnson tntcntiOn,tlly pl.tte " "' ,, ltttl e hellet sh.tpe o~nd hdp1ng the te.tm ·· w.tlked Gt.tdy SIZemore and The ' lt ck-ft c ldmg C<tht et.t slluck out Jamey Carroll pt m llk·d ,, bnosl l.ts l Augu'l before Ben FranciSCO 'mwhen he '" " L. tll ed up. hll gled 111 Ctbret" to make It 7~ H'\ .t nd soltd tlted the 5 G.ln ell Olson allowed five delensc In help Cle1el.mdto the AL Cenlt.tllttl e JUlls. lour edrned. and nme Thts se,ISOil. Cabreta had" htl' OVCI SIX tnnmgs Ill hts I X.:l tl\ C l cl ge when he Wd"i fitsl st.ut against Cleveland Olson surrendered twoout RBI smgle' to Jhonny Per,lita. Ryan Garko, Franklin Gutierrez and Matte as the lndtans went .thead 4-2 111 the tlrst It was the third consecuuve game that the Onoles ytelded four runs tn the opening mnmg Cleveland mtssed a chance to add to its 5-3 lead 111 the stxlh when Cabrera was thrown out at the plate trymg to score from ftrsl on St:temore's double off the wall 111 left-center. Baltimore pu,hed across two runs 111 the seventh lo lie 11 Bn.m Roberts extended hts httltng slt e.tk to 14 games wnh an RBI smgle otf reliever Masa Kobayasht Ntck M.n kaki s .tdded a run-sconng smgle otf Perez Jeremy Sowets g.tve up lour run s and >~X hils over 6 1-3 innings for Cleveland Aubrey Huff went 0-fOt -3 wtth " sacnlice tly tor Balttmore, snapping his c.treer-htgh 19-game htllmg streak. Phelps had a problem w11h 11" goggles- but that didn't keep htm Irom lom:hmg first He's now all alone at the lop, wtth three more chances to stretch h" lead before he leaves ChuM He wpn hi' tilth Olympic gold medal moments later, swnnmmg the leadoff leg of the 800-meter tree'style relay .md helpmg the Untted States smash the old world record hv 4 68 seconds. ·Phelps. Ryan Lochle, Rtcky Berens and Peter Vanderblay led the enttre rdce. wmnmg 111 6 mmulcs. 58 51i seconds That bettered the old mark of 7·03 24 set by the U S. at last year 's wotld champton shtps in Au,tralt<t Phelps earned hts II th career gold medal and second of the day. About an hour earltet, he \\On the 200 buttel tly. He ts 5-for-5 wtlh world records in each of hts events. Russta took the stlver m 7 03 70 Australia earned the bronze 111 7 04.98 In the tly, hts stgnature stroke, Phelps ')'as second at the first fltp. then pushed 11 mto another gem. hts long .trms gobbling up huge dmnk s ot ~~;ater as he literally satled .tlong a!op the surface He touched the wall m I mmutes, 52.03 seconds, bre.tkmg ht s mark of I 52 09 from last year's world champiOnshtps He barely smtled as -he looked at the board, breathmg heavtly .md hangmg on the lane rope. Hungary's BElliNG BEAT: Empty seats, lack of buzz BY STEPHEN WiLSON ASSOCIATED PRE SS BEIJING - Aftet the hrst few days ot the BeiJing Games . some cr.tcks h.1ve appeared m Chma s pettect party - empty seats at tile venues disappOinting crowds .11 the Olympic grounds. ltcket scdlping, d lack ot bull around the uly and even ottlctal .tcknowl' edgment of tricket y dlllmg the opemng ceremony Olympic lnlernallonal Commlllee oll ictah urged BelJitl g oJ gdm t:e rs Tuesddy to le t mme people tnlo the OlymptL Green - the centelpleLe ; one of 1he games where most ol the matn venues o~ re located - .mu lind ""Y' tu ftll up the .treIM"' · We· vc 'YnLJ 1e been rm ssmg ' aytn g. a !:!,real opponumty to get mot~e of ymu people 111 here to celebr.lle your games,"' satd Kev.m Gasper, vtce chmrman ol the IOC's coordination comnusston tor BetJmg ··1 wnuld want to stre ss how tmpurtdnl tl " for the host cny that the ~ enue s ate' seen lu be · full .md everyhody has the opponunny to enJOY the fe ..,t JVJties ·· W.mg Wet sroke sm.tn l01 the Beijmg org<t111ZI{lg commtllee, o~cknowled ged there were not enough people 111 the green and orgamzers were encow agmg more to come Wang smd about .:10,000 people passed th10u gh the area on Monday. The IOC Hoops from Page Bl offensively mtdway through the second quarter when he made hi s presence felt on the other end. jumping so htgh lo block Fellzardo Ambrosio' s shot that 11 looked more like a volley· ball sptke, wtth James glar· ing back at the fallen Ambros1o ,1s the ball went out of bounds The Angolans we re down onl y sev~n wtth less than 4 mtnute s rem.11mng 111 the suggested the tlgurc should be mcreased to up to 200,000 datly and that organizers tssue more passes to allow visttors mlo the green, wh1ch covers 2,856 acres ( I, 156 hectares ) in northern BeiJing. "We have taken lhts up wnh orgamzers and the poltlt ctans," IOC marketing commiSsiOn chmrman and executive board member Gerhdtd Hetberg told The Associated Press "They have promtsed an tmprovemenl today and further nnprovement tomorrow. We hope lht\ ts going to take place<We need more people to have a htgher atmosphere " Among those aftected were the Olymptcs' global spansors, who are each paymg tens of mtllions of dollars to be assocwted wtth the games but have complamcd that lew vtsitor' have been let through to see their pavtltons "When I went out. there was a small tnckle of people walkmg through," U.S IOC member Bob Ctvrthk sa1d " Access ts diftlcult and secunty " tncredtbly ltghl At some venues tt's surpnsing when thete have been sellouts and you see qune a few empty seats At the stadtums you need warm enthusiastic crowds to help create an atmosphere for athletes to perform al their best" The sttuallon seemed to Improve throughout the ~ay Tuesday " 1 JUSt went to volleyball and 11 was absolutely rockmg ." Ctvrtiik satd after watchmg the U.S -Italy and Brazil-Serbta men's games. "It was tilled. It was a great atmosphere." Chinese orgamze~s have boasted for months that all 6.8 m1lhon ttckets had been sold Wang admitted that some empty seats were bemg tilled by volunteers tn yellow shit1s serving as ofttctal chccrleaders ' lOC otltcwls smd allendance IS a regular problem dunng the tlrsl week of the Olymptcs and that crowds .tre expected to build up, espectally when the track and fteld competttton begms Fnday at the 91 ,000-seat National Stadtum. Wang Cited several factors tor the empty seats - hot, humid weather and ram, noshows among ticket-holding OlympiC sponsors and offtcials; fans skipping preltmtnary-round compettllons or not staymg for the entire program when events last a full day At the same ume. there have also been reports of illegal llcket S'calpmg oulstde venues. Meanwhtle, 1teme1ged that lake tlreworks and hp-synchmg were part of Fnday's spectacplar opemng ceremony an extravaganza watched by a global televtSian audience that likely surpassed 2 btlhon vtewers. Fireworks bursung mto the shape of 29 gtganttc footpnnts were shown trudgmg above the Beijlhg skyline to the NatiOnal Stadtllm near halt when James stmply Anthony and Bosh all per· muscled them out of the fect from the field way, After Wade's 3-pointThe U.S . shootmg would er. James went all the wuy have been much better if lor a layup, then knocked not for Bryant 's 0-for-5 Leone! Paulo backward to half. but he qutckly got grub a loose ball and con- mvolved in the thtrd quarter vert a three-point play that wtth eight pomts, htghlight· made it47-32 with 2:26 left. ed by a spinning, 360·h degree dunk on the fast Ju~es then .came up Wll a steal and fltpped the ball break. The Amencans lost some " behmd htm to Chns Bosh for a bucket, then c~pped a concentration on the defen16-2 spurt wtth another stve end, allowmg Angola layup that extended the enough open looks to keep US. lead to 55-34. The tt from becommg too much Amen cans ~~;ere up 55-3 7 of a blowout fot ,, whtle. at the break, with James, Eventuall y they pull ed How,11 d, Wade , ·Carmela away to wm almost d S ei\SI- the start ol ' the ceremony Olhctals conltrmed that some of the footage shown to TV vtewers arouhd the world and on gtant screens mstde the stadium featured a computer-generated. threedimenstonal Image. In .tddtllon, the tmy, pigtailed 9-year-old gtrl m the red cltess who sang "Ode to the Motherland" was ltpsynching. The real votce belonged to a 7-year-old girl who was replaced because she was deemed not cute enough by a member of. China's Politburo. "The national mterest reqmres that the g1r.I should have good looks and a good gr.tsp ol the song and look gocid on screen," the ceremony's chief music dtrector, Chen Qtg,mg, told BetJmg Radto. Chma's Commumst Party has been eager to present a !lawless 01)-mptcs to the world. The butldup to the games was embroiled m controvet sy over Chma's human nghts record and atr poilulion m Betjmg. Smce the games started, mhcr outstde factors have !mdercut son.1e of the hopedtor feel-good factor. mcludmg Saturday's fatal stabbmg at a tounst site of a relative of the U.S. men 's volleybull coach and the outbreak of hostilities between Russta and Georg 1a m South Ossettia. The lighting undermined the lOC's traditional call for observance of an "Olympic Truce" dunng the The D a il y Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com m:ribune - Sentinel - "l\e Laszlo Cseh really pushed 11 at the end, but sell led for Sti ver m I :52 70 Japan's Takesht Matsuda took the bronze m I :52.97. ~helps rubbed hts eyes and satd chmbmg from the pool , ·•r can' t see anything.'' A pa1r of leaky goggles kept him from even seemg the wall as he finished Sull, Jl was another gold and another re cord, takmg Phelps halfway to Iu s goal of beaung Spnz's .record of seven gold medals m a smgle games ·'My goggles kept tilling up with water dunng the race.'' he satd. "1 wanted a world record, I wanted I ·51 or beuer, but 111 the circumstances not too bad I guess." Everyone wanted to get a look at htstory, includmg the U.S men's basketball team. Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Cannelo Anthony were among those cheering on Phelps from pools1de seats. James posed for pictures With Phelps' mom, Debbte. Three worlds records fell before Phelps even walked on deck. In the semifinals of the I00 free. Australia's Eamon Sullivan and France's Alain Bernard played takeaway wllh the record Sullivan set two days earlier. In the tlrsl heat, Bernard won m 47.20 to knock down Sullivan's mark of 47 24 from the leadoff leg of the memorable 400 free relay. That record lasted all of 2 mmutes Sullivan won the second heat m 47 .05. settmg up a thrillmg showdown m Thursday's tina!. "Records don' t mean much," Sullivan said. "They don't wm medal s at the end of the day, unfortunately. But it gtves me confidence that I can swtm my own race under pressure " American Jason Lezak, who chased down Bernard 111 the relay, advanced to the final with the sixth-best ttme, 47.98 The othet US swimmer, ·Garrett Weber-Gale, failed to advance. Then 11 was Fe(jenca Falcons from PageBl two scores did not count in the play 6. count four format. Point Pleasant's final total ot 181 gave them second place for the day .Freshman Opte Lucas continued his fine start for the season by shootmg 38 to lead t~e B1g Blacks. Brock McClung contributed a 46 to go along wtth the 48 shot by Jason Soffer and a 49' by Garrett Grimm. Scores of 50 from Reds fromPageBl Pelhgnm 's turn The Italian broke the mark she set a day earher 111 the semifinals, winnmg gold 111 I 54.82 The old record was I 55 45. Sara lsakovtc of Slovenia cla11T,1ed the bronze m I 54 97, .md Ch ma \ Pang Jiaymg thnllcd the home fans by passing Ka11e Hoff on the tina! lap to take bronze in I 55 05. lt was another dtsappomtment for Hoff. who looked to be one of the btg storie$ of the game when she qualitled m live mdtvtdual events the same number as Phelps. The 19-year-old American, who constders Phelps her big brother, has yet to match hts success in the water In her tirst two races. Hoff settled for a bronze and a stlver, whtch look pretty good after she faded out of the medal hunt in the 200 free , tlni shmg 0.63 behmd Pang "1 would have liked to medal. but I got my tlrst personal best ot the meet and I thmk th,lt's a good effort," satd Hoff, who tlmshed in I 55.78 .. , can't be upset wtth that, and I' m JU St movmg on to the next heat." Hoff had a chance to make up for her dtsappomtment before the morning was done , she also was m the tina! ot the 200 indiHdual medley. An mspmng Olympic story came to an end m the semtlinals of the 200 breaststroke Eric Shanteau, who was dtagnosed wtth testicular cancer JUSt before the U.S. Olymptc lnal s and put off surgery un11l after the games, failed to advance to the final He ltmshed st xlh 111 h1s sem1tln~l heat and IOth overall, 13-hundredths of a second out ot the last spot mto the tlnal Japan's Kosuke KtlaJima, trying tor hts second stratght sweep of the breaststroke events, crUised along as the top qualifier at 2 08 61. He already won the I00 wtth a world record alter takmg both golds 111 Athens four years ago. Brent Sergent and 52 from Justm Cavender were not mcluded 111 the team total Buttalo's total score of 196 was once again led by Garrette Burdette who shot 40 for the nme holes. John Bays and Dommick Rich both shot 51 whtle Drew Angle contnbuted a 54. Juslln Gatens fmal score was not part of the team total. Wahama , Point Pleasant and Huntmgton St. Joe play a lri-match at the Riverside Golf Course on Wednesday, August 13 wtth a startmg time of9 am. and two players to be named .,. RHP Tanner Scheppers , Pittsburgh's second-round draft choice out of Fresno State, threw 111 the bullpen before the game Scheppers, who 1s recovering from a shoulder tnjury. ts unstgned. Ptrates closer Matt Capps, on the DL wtth nght shoulder bursitis, pttched a scoreless inning and struck out two m his first rehab appearance wtth Double-A Altoona Ptrates lB Adam LaRoche, on the disabled list wtth a stramed nb cage, went 2-for-4 in the second game of a rehab sllnt with Class A Htckory. Ptrates SS Jack Wilson and 2B Freddy ·Sanchez, each hampered by mmor nght shoulder problems, were not 111 the startmg lineup . Sanchez grounded out as a pinch hitter 111 the Cmcinnati ninth . improved to 2-9 smce tractin! Ken Gnffey Jr. to the Chicago'White Sox on July 31. .. Valentin has hit safely in 12 of his 13 starts .... Two Cmcinnati players col· lected their first major league hits. Chris Dickerson, ~alled up before the game, doubled in the seventh and pinch-hitter Adam Rqsales singled in the ninth. had an RBI double m the fourth Karstens sa1d he had trouble mittally adjusting to the mound. "I didn't feel too comfortable out there," he said. "I felt out of whack It wasn't · untll the second or thtrd mning that 1got more acclimated." Doug Mtentkiewicz, who scored on LaRoche's htt, ended two possible Pittsburgh rallies He grounded out to first with runners on second and thtrd m the ftfth and agam in the seventh with the bases loaded. · Pittsburgh manager John Russell credtted Volquez for pitching out of the jams. "When he got in trouble, he threw the ball well," g <~ mes Russell said. "Our opportumties tonight seem to come ly w; they dtd in a 101-70 with two outs. When things victory n~ainst China on got dicey, he stepped up opening mght. and made some good pitch· Anthony also scored 12 es." points for the United ~tales. Chris Gomez und Nate Every U.S, player but Jason McLouth had two hits Kidd scored, but the apiece for Pittsburgh. Amencuns were only S-of· Notes: Cincinnau traded 21 from behind the arc after Dunn to Arizona on they hi! JUSt 7-of-24 against Monday for a minor leaguer the Chmese "It 's been a struggle," Bryant said " I think we have to adjust to bemg spotup shooters, all of us We're not accltmated to bemg today. spot-up shooters, so that's somethmg we have to tweak ' " ~92~2155 a little btt and get used to" ,·:-. _:. . MORE LOCAL NEWS. ~· ,. ~ ,- .~~ ; MORE-LOCAL SPORTS: Subsc.ribe . ' CLASSIFIED Meigs County, OH We Cove Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! 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'MAKf SOMfONf'S DAY/ ID1111J' itnlmnr (740) 446-2342 The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2155 l)omt ~lras,lnl l-\qJistrr (304) 675-1,333 �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, August 13,2008 ;wednesday, August 13, 2008 Phelps BY PAUL NEWBERRY ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJI ~ G - Tted no more Mtch.tcl Phelps swam Into htsl ory as the wmnmgest Olymr1c uthlete e~et wtth hi s IUth c.1reer gold medal -· and tourth worlc;l record of the Bctjmg Games A da y .titer etching hi s n.une alongs tde Mark Spttz ,md Ctrl Lewts wtlh gold No . 9, Phelps clauned the record all to him,elf when he won the 200- metcr butterfly \VeUne-,d.ty mornmg AP photo Cleveland lnd1ans' A,;d ruba l Cabrera , nght, watches h1s RBI smgle off Baltimore Onoles' J1m Johnson 111 the e1ghth 1nn1ng 1n a baseball game Tuesday 1n Cleveland. Onoles catcher Ramon Hernandez IS at left The Indians won 7 5 Indians get fifth straight win orttoned to Tnple-A Buffalo CLEVF L·\ ND !A P) Asd1Ub.i l C.tbt ~ ~ ,, 1> lc,tdl n ~ on June 9 R.tfael Perez (~- 2 ) stru ck the Cl e1cLtnd lnt!t .tn s o;; dnot he r r\ ugu.., t \'v lll lllll g out two 111 I 2-'l mnmgs and Jensen Lew" ptlched a per' tredk Cc1hr er.1 htt .1 t l~ brc .J k lll g fect ntnth for hiS second RBI >~n ~ k 111 tile e t ~ hth (-.II ee1 save . The Onoles have allowed mnm g to help th e imlt.tth bedl the B.tl tllllOtc 011nles 35 lUll' (33 earned) tn the 7-5 Tuc, d.ty mght ftll thetr last three games Baltimme ptlchers have gtven up 45 Jtfth ' tr.11 gl1t "tn C.tbt eta h.1d tlll ee of htts, 10 walks, stx homers, Clevel,llld. , I ~ htts .111d hil three bailers. and tossed scored two run s c~ ' the stx wtld pitches. Jnn John son (2-4) plunked lndt <t ns llMtched th e11 se.t'on-be ' l w tnntn ~ strc.1k pmch·hlller Shm-Soo Choo C.1bre1 a .tl so doubled 111 the to start the - lndtans' etghth go-.thead run tn the s~ venlh Choo advanced on Andy lnnmg ot" 13-8 VICtory over M.trte\ sacnhce and scored when Cabrera hit a grounder the 0 11oles nn Mond.ty .. Hc"s been pld)ltlg good between Johnson 's legs and ba,e ball" lndt .ub m.tn.t ~er 1nto center fi eld Cabrera E11c Wedge ' "'d "He' s tJk- \\ en! to second on the throw tn g " bcllct <ippt o.tch .11 the home Johnson tntcntiOn,tlly pl.tte " "' ,, ltttl e hellet sh.tpe o~nd hdp1ng the te.tm ·· w.tlked Gt.tdy SIZemore and The ' lt ck-ft c ldmg C<tht et.t slluck out Jamey Carroll pt m llk·d ,, bnosl l.ts l Augu'l before Ben FranciSCO 'mwhen he '" " L. tll ed up. hll gled 111 Ctbret" to make It 7~ H'\ .t nd soltd tlted the 5 G.ln ell Olson allowed five delensc In help Cle1el.mdto the AL Cenlt.tllttl e JUlls. lour edrned. and nme Thts se,ISOil. Cabreta had" htl' OVCI SIX tnnmgs Ill hts I X.:l tl\ C l cl ge when he Wd"i fitsl st.ut against Cleveland Olson surrendered twoout RBI smgle' to Jhonny Per,lita. Ryan Garko, Franklin Gutierrez and Matte as the lndtans went .thead 4-2 111 the tlrst It was the third consecuuve game that the Onoles ytelded four runs tn the opening mnmg Cleveland mtssed a chance to add to its 5-3 lead 111 the stxlh when Cabrera was thrown out at the plate trymg to score from ftrsl on St:temore's double off the wall 111 left-center. Baltimore pu,hed across two runs 111 the seventh lo lie 11 Bn.m Roberts extended hts httltng slt e.tk to 14 games wnh an RBI smgle otf reliever Masa Kobayasht Ntck M.n kaki s .tdded a run-sconng smgle otf Perez Jeremy Sowets g.tve up lour run s and >~X hils over 6 1-3 innings for Cleveland Aubrey Huff went 0-fOt -3 wtth " sacnlice tly tor Balttmore, snapping his c.treer-htgh 19-game htllmg streak. Phelps had a problem w11h 11" goggles- but that didn't keep htm Irom lom:hmg first He's now all alone at the lop, wtth three more chances to stretch h" lead before he leaves ChuM He wpn hi' tilth Olympic gold medal moments later, swnnmmg the leadoff leg of the 800-meter tree'style relay .md helpmg the Untted States smash the old world record hv 4 68 seconds. ·Phelps. Ryan Lochle, Rtcky Berens and Peter Vanderblay led the enttre rdce. wmnmg 111 6 mmulcs. 58 51i seconds That bettered the old mark of 7·03 24 set by the U S. at last year 's wotld champton shtps in Au,tralt<t Phelps earned hts II th career gold medal and second of the day. About an hour earltet, he \\On the 200 buttel tly. He ts 5-for-5 wtlh world records in each of hts events. Russta took the stlver m 7 03 70 Australia earned the bronze 111 7 04.98 In the tly, hts stgnature stroke, Phelps ')'as second at the first fltp. then pushed 11 mto another gem. hts long .trms gobbling up huge dmnk s ot ~~;ater as he literally satled .tlong a!op the surface He touched the wall m I mmutes, 52.03 seconds, bre.tkmg ht s mark of I 52 09 from last year's world champiOnshtps He barely smtled as -he looked at the board, breathmg heavtly .md hangmg on the lane rope. Hungary's BElliNG BEAT: Empty seats, lack of buzz BY STEPHEN WiLSON ASSOCIATED PRE SS BEIJING - Aftet the hrst few days ot the BeiJing Games . some cr.tcks h.1ve appeared m Chma s pettect party - empty seats at tile venues disappOinting crowds .11 the Olympic grounds. ltcket scdlping, d lack ot bull around the uly and even ottlctal .tcknowl' edgment of tricket y dlllmg the opemng ceremony Olympic lnlernallonal Commlllee oll ictah urged BelJitl g oJ gdm t:e rs Tuesddy to le t mme people tnlo the OlymptL Green - the centelpleLe ; one of 1he games where most ol the matn venues o~ re located - .mu lind ""Y' tu ftll up the .treIM"' · We· vc 'YnLJ 1e been rm ssmg ' aytn g. a !:!,real opponumty to get mot~e of ymu people 111 here to celebr.lle your games,"' satd Kev.m Gasper, vtce chmrman ol the IOC's coordination comnusston tor BetJmg ··1 wnuld want to stre ss how tmpurtdnl tl " for the host cny that the ~ enue s ate' seen lu be · full .md everyhody has the opponunny to enJOY the fe ..,t JVJties ·· W.mg Wet sroke sm.tn l01 the Beijmg org<t111ZI{lg commtllee, o~cknowled ged there were not enough people 111 the green and orgamzers were encow agmg more to come Wang smd about .:10,000 people passed th10u gh the area on Monday. The IOC Hoops from Page Bl offensively mtdway through the second quarter when he made hi s presence felt on the other end. jumping so htgh lo block Fellzardo Ambrosio' s shot that 11 looked more like a volley· ball sptke, wtth James glar· ing back at the fallen Ambros1o ,1s the ball went out of bounds The Angolans we re down onl y sev~n wtth less than 4 mtnute s rem.11mng 111 the suggested the tlgurc should be mcreased to up to 200,000 datly and that organizers tssue more passes to allow visttors mlo the green, wh1ch covers 2,856 acres ( I, 156 hectares ) in northern BeiJing. "We have taken lhts up wnh orgamzers and the poltlt ctans," IOC marketing commiSsiOn chmrman and executive board member Gerhdtd Hetberg told The Associated Press "They have promtsed an tmprovemenl today and further nnprovement tomorrow. We hope lht\ ts going to take place<We need more people to have a htgher atmosphere " Among those aftected were the Olymptcs' global spansors, who are each paymg tens of mtllions of dollars to be assocwted wtth the games but have complamcd that lew vtsitor' have been let through to see their pavtltons "When I went out. there was a small tnckle of people walkmg through," U.S IOC member Bob Ctvrthk sa1d " Access ts diftlcult and secunty " tncredtbly ltghl At some venues tt's surpnsing when thete have been sellouts and you see qune a few empty seats At the stadtums you need warm enthusiastic crowds to help create an atmosphere for athletes to perform al their best" The sttuallon seemed to Improve throughout the ~ay Tuesday " 1 JUSt went to volleyball and 11 was absolutely rockmg ." Ctvrtiik satd after watchmg the U.S -Italy and Brazil-Serbta men's games. "It was tilled. It was a great atmosphere." Chinese orgamze~s have boasted for months that all 6.8 m1lhon ttckets had been sold Wang admitted that some empty seats were bemg tilled by volunteers tn yellow shit1s serving as ofttctal chccrleaders ' lOC otltcwls smd allendance IS a regular problem dunng the tlrsl week of the Olymptcs and that crowds .tre expected to build up, espectally when the track and fteld competttton begms Fnday at the 91 ,000-seat National Stadtum. Wang Cited several factors tor the empty seats - hot, humid weather and ram, noshows among ticket-holding OlympiC sponsors and offtcials; fans skipping preltmtnary-round compettllons or not staymg for the entire program when events last a full day At the same ume. there have also been reports of illegal llcket S'calpmg oulstde venues. Meanwhtle, 1teme1ged that lake tlreworks and hp-synchmg were part of Fnday's spectacplar opemng ceremony an extravaganza watched by a global televtSian audience that likely surpassed 2 btlhon vtewers. Fireworks bursung mto the shape of 29 gtganttc footpnnts were shown trudgmg above the Beijlhg skyline to the NatiOnal Stadtllm near halt when James stmply Anthony and Bosh all per· muscled them out of the fect from the field way, After Wade's 3-pointThe U.S . shootmg would er. James went all the wuy have been much better if lor a layup, then knocked not for Bryant 's 0-for-5 Leone! Paulo backward to half. but he qutckly got grub a loose ball and con- mvolved in the thtrd quarter vert a three-point play that wtth eight pomts, htghlight· made it47-32 with 2:26 left. ed by a spinning, 360·h degree dunk on the fast Ju~es then .came up Wll a steal and fltpped the ball break. The Amencans lost some " behmd htm to Chns Bosh for a bucket, then c~pped a concentration on the defen16-2 spurt wtth another stve end, allowmg Angola layup that extended the enough open looks to keep US. lead to 55-34. The tt from becommg too much Amen cans ~~;ere up 55-3 7 of a blowout fot ,, whtle. at the break, with James, Eventuall y they pull ed How,11 d, Wade , ·Carmela away to wm almost d S ei\SI- the start ol ' the ceremony Olhctals conltrmed that some of the footage shown to TV vtewers arouhd the world and on gtant screens mstde the stadium featured a computer-generated. threedimenstonal Image. In .tddtllon, the tmy, pigtailed 9-year-old gtrl m the red cltess who sang "Ode to the Motherland" was ltpsynching. The real votce belonged to a 7-year-old girl who was replaced because she was deemed not cute enough by a member of. China's Politburo. "The national mterest reqmres that the g1r.I should have good looks and a good gr.tsp ol the song and look gocid on screen," the ceremony's chief music dtrector, Chen Qtg,mg, told BetJmg Radto. Chma's Commumst Party has been eager to present a !lawless 01)-mptcs to the world. The butldup to the games was embroiled m controvet sy over Chma's human nghts record and atr poilulion m Betjmg. Smce the games started, mhcr outstde factors have !mdercut son.1e of the hopedtor feel-good factor. mcludmg Saturday's fatal stabbmg at a tounst site of a relative of the U.S. men 's volleybull coach and the outbreak of hostilities between Russta and Georg 1a m South Ossettia. The lighting undermined the lOC's traditional call for observance of an "Olympic Truce" dunng the The D a il y Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com m:ribune - Sentinel - "l\e Laszlo Cseh really pushed 11 at the end, but sell led for Sti ver m I :52 70 Japan's Takesht Matsuda took the bronze m I :52.97. ~helps rubbed hts eyes and satd chmbmg from the pool , ·•r can' t see anything.'' A pa1r of leaky goggles kept him from even seemg the wall as he finished Sull, Jl was another gold and another re cord, takmg Phelps halfway to Iu s goal of beaung Spnz's .record of seven gold medals m a smgle games ·'My goggles kept tilling up with water dunng the race.'' he satd. "1 wanted a world record, I wanted I ·51 or beuer, but 111 the circumstances not too bad I guess." Everyone wanted to get a look at htstory, includmg the U.S men's basketball team. Kobe Bryant, LeBron James and Cannelo Anthony were among those cheering on Phelps from pools1de seats. James posed for pictures With Phelps' mom, Debbte. Three worlds records fell before Phelps even walked on deck. In the semifinals of the I00 free. Australia's Eamon Sullivan and France's Alain Bernard played takeaway wllh the record Sullivan set two days earlier. In the tlrsl heat, Bernard won m 47.20 to knock down Sullivan's mark of 47 24 from the leadoff leg of the memorable 400 free relay. That record lasted all of 2 mmutes Sullivan won the second heat m 47 .05. settmg up a thrillmg showdown m Thursday's tina!. "Records don' t mean much," Sullivan said. "They don't wm medal s at the end of the day, unfortunately. But it gtves me confidence that I can swtm my own race under pressure " American Jason Lezak, who chased down Bernard 111 the relay, advanced to the final with the sixth-best ttme, 47.98 The othet US swimmer, ·Garrett Weber-Gale, failed to advance. Then 11 was Fe(jenca Falcons from PageBl two scores did not count in the play 6. count four format. Point Pleasant's final total ot 181 gave them second place for the day .Freshman Opte Lucas continued his fine start for the season by shootmg 38 to lead t~e B1g Blacks. Brock McClung contributed a 46 to go along wtth the 48 shot by Jason Soffer and a 49' by Garrett Grimm. Scores of 50 from Reds fromPageBl Pelhgnm 's turn The Italian broke the mark she set a day earher 111 the semifinals, winnmg gold 111 I 54.82 The old record was I 55 45. Sara lsakovtc of Slovenia cla11T,1ed the bronze m I 54 97, .md Ch ma \ Pang Jiaymg thnllcd the home fans by passing Ka11e Hoff on the tina! lap to take bronze in I 55 05. lt was another dtsappomtment for Hoff. who looked to be one of the btg storie$ of the game when she qualitled m live mdtvtdual events the same number as Phelps. The 19-year-old American, who constders Phelps her big brother, has yet to match hts success in the water In her tirst two races. Hoff settled for a bronze and a stlver, whtch look pretty good after she faded out of the medal hunt in the 200 free , tlni shmg 0.63 behmd Pang "1 would have liked to medal. but I got my tlrst personal best ot the meet and I thmk th,lt's a good effort," satd Hoff, who tlmshed in I 55.78 .. , can't be upset wtth that, and I' m JU St movmg on to the next heat." Hoff had a chance to make up for her dtsappomtment before the morning was done , she also was m the tina! ot the 200 indiHdual medley. An mspmng Olympic story came to an end m the semtlinals of the 200 breaststroke Eric Shanteau, who was dtagnosed wtth testicular cancer JUSt before the U.S. Olymptc lnal s and put off surgery un11l after the games, failed to advance to the final He ltmshed st xlh 111 h1s sem1tln~l heat and IOth overall, 13-hundredths of a second out ot the last spot mto the tlnal Japan's Kosuke KtlaJima, trying tor hts second stratght sweep of the breaststroke events, crUised along as the top qualifier at 2 08 61. He already won the I00 wtth a world record alter takmg both golds 111 Athens four years ago. Brent Sergent and 52 from Justm Cavender were not mcluded 111 the team total Buttalo's total score of 196 was once again led by Garrette Burdette who shot 40 for the nme holes. John Bays and Dommick Rich both shot 51 whtle Drew Angle contnbuted a 54. Juslln Gatens fmal score was not part of the team total. Wahama , Point Pleasant and Huntmgton St. Joe play a lri-match at the Riverside Golf Course on Wednesday, August 13 wtth a startmg time of9 am. and two players to be named .,. RHP Tanner Scheppers , Pittsburgh's second-round draft choice out of Fresno State, threw 111 the bullpen before the game Scheppers, who 1s recovering from a shoulder tnjury. ts unstgned. Ptrates closer Matt Capps, on the DL wtth nght shoulder bursitis, pttched a scoreless inning and struck out two m his first rehab appearance wtth Double-A Altoona Ptrates lB Adam LaRoche, on the disabled list wtth a stramed nb cage, went 2-for-4 in the second game of a rehab sllnt with Class A Htckory. Ptrates SS Jack Wilson and 2B Freddy ·Sanchez, each hampered by mmor nght shoulder problems, were not 111 the startmg lineup . Sanchez grounded out as a pinch hitter 111 the Cmcinnati ninth . improved to 2-9 smce tractin! Ken Gnffey Jr. to the Chicago'White Sox on July 31. .. Valentin has hit safely in 12 of his 13 starts .... Two Cmcinnati players col· lected their first major league hits. Chris Dickerson, ~alled up before the game, doubled in the seventh and pinch-hitter Adam Rqsales singled in the ninth. had an RBI double m the fourth Karstens sa1d he had trouble mittally adjusting to the mound. "I didn't feel too comfortable out there," he said. "I felt out of whack It wasn't · untll the second or thtrd mning that 1got more acclimated." Doug Mtentkiewicz, who scored on LaRoche's htt, ended two possible Pittsburgh rallies He grounded out to first with runners on second and thtrd m the ftfth and agam in the seventh with the bases loaded. · Pittsburgh manager John Russell credtted Volquez for pitching out of the jams. "When he got in trouble, he threw the ball well," g <~ mes Russell said. "Our opportumties tonight seem to come ly w; they dtd in a 101-70 with two outs. When things victory n~ainst China on got dicey, he stepped up opening mght. and made some good pitch· Anthony also scored 12 es." points for the United ~tales. Chris Gomez und Nate Every U.S, player but Jason McLouth had two hits Kidd scored, but the apiece for Pittsburgh. Amencuns were only S-of· Notes: Cincinnau traded 21 from behind the arc after Dunn to Arizona on they hi! JUSt 7-of-24 against Monday for a minor leaguer the Chmese "It 's been a struggle," Bryant said " I think we have to adjust to bemg spotup shooters, all of us We're not accltmated to bemg today. spot-up shooters, so that's somethmg we have to tweak ' " ~92~2155 a little btt and get used to" ,·:-. _:. . MORE LOCAL NEWS. ~· ,. ~ ,- .~~ ; MORE-LOCAL SPORTS: Subsc.ribe . ' CLASSIFIED Meigs County, OH We Cove Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! 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Seated Ref & ~p. 740·446·1079 ing applications for waiting bids accepted in Treasure's list tor Hud·subsidized, 1·br Office until 12:00 noon on · MOBR.£ Hows apartment lor the Wednesday Au gust 13. HJR elde rly/disabled. call 675· Buckeye Hill s Career 6679 Center. Rio Grande. Ohio. 740·245·5334 2BR at Johnsons Mobile ~·. Home Park, Call 740·645· 0506 Of 740·446-2003 RENT I. JET 3br Washer/ Dryer. with a Deck. In Glenwood. big lawn. 304·593-4496 3br on Private lot 304·675· 3fj26 3BR, 2 bath MH on tarm . $600 per month + utilities. 540-752-0826 ,..,...,,..,....,.=-===-. SELL OR RENT YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A CLASSIFIED AD NECK CARM ICHAEL 800·537-9528. Senior Discount* when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail i,t with a copy of your photo ID. :mail!' ~rtbune ~oint ~lea:ilant 3leglster The Daily Sentinel .&unba~ tEtmes -&entfnel r - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Subscriber's Name Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' -- City/State/Zip - - - - - - - - - -Phone _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ -------~----------------------- CONSTRUCTIII Racine. Ohio ·New Homes 45771 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Hours Pon•e roy , Oh1u 25 Years Loc;~t Expl"nence THJ 111\'IS lO:\SIRlliiO\ 140-992·5682 Concrete Removal and Replacement Open9-6M·f 28 Years David Lewis Complete Tree Care lr>~llted • Fou ElhmfiU H0·441 9J87 740-992-6971 20 ~.,, I'•P<><iln<:~ Seruor C•litllfl <I Cllutc;l> OJICfiL/tlr H~rdwood Public Notice CALL FOR FREE 7 8 33 Instants 36 Tall grass slalk 37 Imitate 38 Tie-dyed potnf a 46 Oz. or lb. 47 city map 22 Camel kin 23 Decreases in intensity Rainbow goddess 28 30 More than enough 51 52 disuse Previously Bunk or futon -~Magoon 34 Choosing man 35 Less tidy Golf score 48 Cobbler 50 Die11arge1 24 Let up 25 Falls inlo Compass dir. - vous plai t 9 Bart>ie's beau 40 Takes I he 10 Cagey edge off 12 Magnate 41 Bad·look· 13 Foreshadow ing 18 Oak Ridge garment 39 Elev. WE ALL Cl!T OUR FAV'RIT MEAL i'!! WHAT'S TH' Ot::CASION, MAW? Boys 43 Skein hi1 of yarn trump. which is dfingerous in the sa ndwich position, or passed and hoped lhe opponents got too high. [If _South had bid FAN APPRECIATION DAY ! 1 one no-trump. North , being aggressive when the opponents have bid. would have raised to three no-trump.} When West rebid two hearts, North com· peted with a th ree-club call and Sout h ll\IA CELEBRITY CIPHER by honor in the North or East hand. bu t · choSe his fourth·hlghest . South won with his jack and, knowing C~lebrll" P"WOULt> YOU Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 subscriber line cht-lrge or tile Acce ss Recm·ery C harge Thme are six ~r~~~:;~~~C.~ TEO-\ Qli(. i 1!';_::::;~-:-'/,.----:--:-~ • r Low TEe.~? I on rndlviclual ~ate band . Also. add1!1011al monthl.y <hscounls and free to!! lim!lal1ons services are available to res1dent1al cus10mers who are enrolled in certarn low- income aspending Cell: Owners.: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe SIStance pro~ra m s ~'< T~ORAAI'f'Lr ~E I~ ~0 TE.CJ\ WI-I~T~O('JW 1 740·416·5047 email: &· I jrshadfrm@aotcom of hearts, led a diamond to dummy's 10. East won with h15: queen and shifted to a low spade. but declarer took that with his nine and played anot her diamond. Afler winning with his ace. West led his sec· and spade, but South took 10 tricks: . three spades, one heart , two diamonds and four clubs. That's not bad wrlh a combined 23 high·card point s and no five-card or lon ger suit. For more informati~n on these services and Luis Campos C1phe1t'l"plcfl'a""s a1e c1eated llom ·c~olal :n oy tamJ~.s ceope oost a"Q o·o:se n: Each l ~ler ~~ t~e cphe~ slan~s · ~ · ano:11~ Toda.v's due: I;! equa's C fro m the bidding that Ea st was now out " ZLBAX ZX TUXXPT Jl ." GTX ABWX HNGHL ." · CMX UNTAUNDBDS. · ABYX - TXDXHC CT CANNA , KNLO " ZX WGTA DNA CT C Y. ' FXDDXPI PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Aline end ollhe day we need a leader who !honks wit h his he ad but leads with his heart ' · Rep Gresham Barrett · benefits, contact your Verlzon representative @ at 1·800-483-4000 . ,. 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Mlllllft411111V t.lllllt4:11 1111 Slllni1V9:10 •12:18 111 • 4 NYIIG TIP PRICES Fill· ..............·C.• lllmlll11 Cltts ....... llllllelll in · lhe given . amount of not less than 10% of tho bid amount in favor of the aforesaid Pomeroy surety satisfactory to For further informa- the aforesaid Meigs tion, or for an appoint- C o u n l y ment to Inspect collat- Co mmissioners Or by era l, prior to sale date certified check, contact Cyndle or Ken cashiers check: or let· Aulhorily of the official el 992~2136. or agent signing the (8) 13, 14: 15 bond shall accompany bid bonds. 320 East Main Street, Pomeroy, OR 45769, until 11:00 AM , August 22, 2008, and lhen at Bids shall be sealed Public Notice and marked as Bid for Round 22 Paving, and NOTICE TO CONTRAC· C o u n t y be mailed or delivered TORS Commissioners . Bid t.er of credit upon a sol· vent bank In the amount of not less than 1O%- of the bid amount 'n favor of the aforesaid Meigs said office opened and to: Pomeroy Village Sealed proposals for BOnds sha ll be accomread aloud. Administrator. 320 the Pomeroy Fire panied by Proof o1 Resurfacing portions East Main Street, 0 e p a r t m e n t Authority ot the official or all of Chester Road, Pomeroy. OH 45769 Equipment Prolect , or agent signing the Mar1in 'Stree1, Peacock (8) 4, 11,13 Hill , Beech Grove Roads, Pleasant Ridge Road, and surface milling of portions of Lincoln Hill Road. The engineers estimate for this protect is $217,000.00. Domeslic steel use reql\lremenls as speci~ - - - - , - - -Public Notice -------PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE : i s hereby fled in section 153.011 of the Revised Code apply to this project. ·copies of secUon 153.011 of the Revised Code can be obtained from any of the offices of the Deparlment .of W. given that on Saturday, August 16, 2008 al 10:00 e.m., a public sale will be held at 211 Second St .. Pomeroy. O hi o . Th e Farmers B an k and· Savings Company fs selling for cash in hand or certified check the following col l al e r· Meigs County, Ohio as bond . , per specifications· in Bids shall be sealed bid packet will be and marked as Bid tor received by lhe Meigs Pomeroy Fire Dept C o u n I y Equipment and mailed Commissioners at or dellv,ered to: their office at the Meig' Counly Courthouse, Pomeroy, CommissionerS Ohio 45769 until 1 :00 Courthouse p.m., August 28th, 2008 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and then a11 :15 p.m. at Attention of bidders Is said o ffice opened and called to all of lhe read aloud for the fol- requirements con· lowing : Pome roy Fire 0 e p a r t m e n t Equipmeni Project Specifications, and bid form s may be secured tained in this bid packet, particularly to the Federal Labor Standards Provisions and Davis-Bacon al: .: Wages various insur· e 2006 Harley Davidson at the onlce of Meigs ance requirements, the atoresaid Pomeroy' VIllage Council or by certified c heck , cashiers check, or letter Qf credit upon a sol- 6 lo the Pomeroy Village Council at their office at the Pomeroy Municipa l Building. am o unt v11th a surety satisJatto ry 10 " ply (2 wds.) 20 45 HiQhest choice Une on ding. But passing. planning to oVercall1n hearts on the second round. is sensible . After East responded one spade. South should have Eiit~ er overcalled one no· rate.s a1e based dn Band 3 ·,ales and do no1nK.! ude the fed- 22 will be received bY. Village Council Prof o1 Each bid must" be accompanied by ei ther a bid b ond in the amou nt of 10% ot the Cors ic a Lemon Cut grain Shr ink 's re- 19 Pump 5 E. press approval ol gambled with three no· trump. Th1s contract was unbeatable. West might have led the heart ace. tryin g allow lor a singleton or doubleton heart . rate bands tndrv1cJual rates cou ld be h1gher or lower th i'ln the exarr1plu , de- NOTICE TO CONTRAC· vent A d m I n I s t r at I v Services. Blddocumentsmaybe secured at the office of the · Village Adminlstralor, 320 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, OR 45769, Phone number, 740-992,2166. Taurus strated in !his deal. Wesl"s hand. with a good si11·card suit businessCs). 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Ton11eau t:o11e1. other 8)(tras 83.000 lnl $7900 li:Qt iiPi\IENT \IIIU II\ \ IllS! 1 Fountain • Nurth 40 Uses balh ~>Cwder Phillip Alder mRENr 5679 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACRO.SS L Public Notice The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com BRIDGE s 1'2" VVednesda~August13,2008 ALLEY OOP \\'s JO r.o;:::--""':'-:----., Al!i s Chalb ers WO . goort I< I \ I \I "\ 510 Houst:mH.u tires. live PTO. ·hydraulic . G<XJI!'; $ 1500 wl Sft pull type mower or $ I 250 wlo mower 740· Housl:'l Mollohan Carpet · Sum mer 367 ·0596 tuRRENT Sa le. Berb er starling at 2&38A apts. $385 and up,. $5.95/yd, Remnant s $35. EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER $2?8Jmot 3 bed, 2 bath , Cebtral Air, W/D Hookup, Drive a liHie, Save alot. 44 6· BUILT, VAlLEY Bank Repol (5% down, 20 Tenant pays electric. Ef10 7444 HOR SE / L I VESTOCK years, 8% APR) !Of lislings TRA ILER S. LOAD MAX Ellm VIew Apts, 1 1)111'. oo6 6 10 -077~ 800-620-4946 ex. R027 '1, FoH S I I.E 2003 Sunplic1ty PrPSI1gt:. 11d· 1ng rnower 20hp, 501n ~::u t . NEW ANO USED STEEL Good Cond1 11 on . New 99 Plymou th Voyage1 . new Steel Bea1ns., P1pe Rebar $5.700 ask1nq S2 .500 rlli SC t11es. runs good. $t.800 For Concrore Anglo pull be hmcl CICl8SSOIIeS 304· (740 992-0730 Channel. Flat Be~r Steel 675 .3fj00 · 40 MoiOKl'l cu-:<;1 For Ora,ns. Gratmg ~ 1\'m:u .IR' Dnveways !. W<:~lkway s. l&l Scrap Metals Open Monday. tO At rll ~ 1998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart. Tu esday. Wednes day & H )H. S .\1 E Fnday. 8am·4 30pm Closed . . . . .,;,;;;;;,;;;;;,,;;,. .,.l l ·slroke. gas engine new !Ires. tune-up. bell $2.500 Th ursday Saturday & 1995 Fircb1rd Formula 350· more ava1labte 304·675· Sunday (740)446-7300 LT1 . 1999 Saturn 2-dr. 2003 7386 or 304-675-5631 Stratus 2·dr other qual1ty Se t 3 black tiirdca ges. veh1ctes 1n stock with war· 2003 Honda Shadow. 750 t'8)(J0 w1lh div1de1s, per ch· ranly. Pnced to sell ·Stop or Ace 8 m11es. many es. food cups on stand 560. call COOK MOTORS 328 e-:tr n<; 54.800 080 304Bonus free birdcage Jackson P1ko 740-446·0 101 675·7 126 18x18"19 112 and 2 cock· at,ail ne st bo,.;es Must take 2003 Nissan Xetra . 135.000 ~::""""':'':'"'--~-'-., 90 all 245 ·5t45 m1les da1k qree11 . 4 whel;]l ( ' \\11'1·. R"i & d1ive. $1 0.000: 2000 Chevy 1\hnoH llo~ l~~ STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: Cavn1ier. 160 000 11111es L.,.. .;;,;;;;,;;;;,;,;;ii.ii,;;,,.l Made .in USA. manual tranSmiSSIOn. sun· RV Serv1ce at Ca1michael Will se ll for 1001. sriver . 52.500. 740- 4t 5- Tra1le•s 740-446·3825 balance owed! 6300 or 740- 4 16·630 t ~1-. R\ I( IS Three Cancelled Orders. 93 Cama ro. tilt crUISe PW. 16ll20 and 25x28. 10 Pl. CD pluycr. cold mr. 3 4 I It )\lr Call loday to V6 . looks grea t. runs great l i\II'KO\ E.\ II·S I"S save thousand s! $2900 446-9278 866·352·0469 BASEMENT Pollee lmpoundsl Cars hom Upright Piano 304-675- $500! ~ Hondas. Chevys, WATERPROOFING .4,.14"1-------, Jeeps. Fords. & more! for UncOIIcllllonnl hfehme guar· Pl·: rs hslings 130D'fl?fH876 l"x 'J·L1~ .:mtet: Local references fur nishe d Es tAbli shed 1975 Ca ll 24 Hrs (7401 446· IJ \'s .... .. 0870. A oge1 s B21Semen1 I·fin S.\I ,E Waterproofing. AKC 8qston Tell lei puppies 6 wks old shots B. wormed 99 Ford E)(plorer Spo rt . $200 each Call 740-3813· Home 4WD. I.Jiue&grey. 120000 Sup e1 101 8743 . miles. loAded . rwlstloo ks M;;untcn<Jncc. All home inside and ou r ~-------- good. Good 11res 446 ·448 repan. Labrador Retrieval pups, alter 5p 111 Piumbmg. carpentry, etc. 6wks old. $30.00 no Call 339-3442 papers. both pa1ents ·are on ... :x 4 · . F"oH 11 .1·.· s1te. Ca ll 740·367 ·0274 __ for Special Occasions, Church type, t6x50 large platform, EiOKtOO Concert Brand new' 3bed 2bath on eeauiHul Apta. at Jackson fnendly se tu p. Will seat + • tialf acre in Pt. Pleasant. · Estates. 52 Westwood approK ., 1 ,000. Can be OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· Onve, from $365 10 $560. rear ranged to suite. 40 ton ·ABLE. 740-446-3570 740· 446·2568. Equa l Ac Indoor res Irooms. Housing Oppor tun ity. Th is Sound equ 1pment and Fe~eral Funds just released tor l and Owners. No clos· in stitution is an Equal Opeiator could be provided. - - - - - - - - lng cost and ZEAO DOWN! Opportunrty Provid er and Large . area lor park 1ng. Purebred S1be11a n Hu sky Fantastrc tor camp Meetings puppies. 3 1ema les. 2 mn les. Will do l and Employer. , 552 6266 30' 9'9 while. bl~ck & wh11 e. sable. 30 lmpro11ements. Bankruptcy oc , . ' ~ some Wllh blue eyes. ready CONVENIENTLY LOCAT - 61,59- ~ & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3, 4 and ED & AFFORDABLE! now. $180 fema les $ 160 5 bedrooms available. 740· Townhouse apartments , males. (740)508·0279 cell RetallfWarehouseiStorage 446-3384 and/or small houses FOR l ocation in Gallipolis 1800 !""" 1/HI'I'IS & New 3 Bedroom homes from RENT. Call (740)441 -1111 sq. It building $400 mo. ott for application & information Vu:;J·]Aiti .E" $214 .36 per month, In cludes ~tree! parking call Wayne al many upgrades, delivery & · (404) 456-3802 FREE RENT SPECIAL set-up. (740}385-2434 Raynor Pench 01cha1d pi ck Jordan landing ~·o ur own $20i busholl 740 2br. 3br & 4br"s Lars& W ,INilll 446-4807 Sling contame1 Available ACREAGE Cl d S d No Pets, :renanl I \ H\1 Sl 1'1'1.1 E.S Respon sible for Rent & 3 acres for Sale on Sandhill Wanted To l ease: Hun11ng \'\. II\ I·.S rot i\. EleC1ri c Ad 525,000. 304·895·3929 Property in Mason County C!':'::""..;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 304304-882-2225 o• 304-675- j<iiO El~~ l 674· MOBILE HOME LOT FOR VVednesda~August13,2008 ' www.mydailysenlinel.com S o I 1 1 a I 1 1H01BVB196Y058487 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio , reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to y;ilhdraw the above C o u n t y various equal opportu· Commissioners, nity provisions, and a Courthouse, Pomeroy, the requirement for Ohio 45769 Phone 740992~2895. A deposit ol 0 dollars will be required for each set of plsns and speci1ica· payment bond and per· formance 100% of bond for the contract price. No bidder m ay wilhdraw his bid within tlons, c heck made lhlrty 130) days after payable tO·. The full lhe actual dale of 1he amou nt will be opening thereof . The re turned within thirty Meigs County (30) d~ys o1tter receipt Commissioners collateral prior to sale.· Furth er, Th e Farmers Bank and Savings Company rc ser\' eS the righ t to ri~J cct an y or fill b1d s subtn lltc d . ot U1<l& The abov e describetl Each bid must be collateral will be sold accompanied by either " as is-where is", with a bid bond in an no expressed or amount of 100% of the implied warranty ~ bid amount with a receive lhe right to reiecl any or all .blds. Jim Sheels, Pre.sldent Meigs County Commissioners (8) 13, 19, 21 CllllldCCIMrl. . COVV and BOY ICIIIfW c.r.l PriCISI PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. Siding, Decks, SOMETIMES Y.OU JUST CAN'T PUT II DENT IN YOUR •TO·DO LIST.' J Ju~ Buthroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv #0409 54 Cell 740·590·7666 J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding Windows • Roofing • Decks • Garllges • Pole BuJidlngs • Room Addl11ons 742,2332 II I'M GOINGo ....---"' Cel l: ,GRIZZWELLS ~ I't' \A'~ 11 ~~MY~ELf A ~AME ~11\l A. 1,.\TI\..£ 74 1 )~411i ~ 1 ~14 15+ year.~ expen·euce Free Estimates . ~ Advertise in this space for $64 er month I 81P eooP \ MARCUM CONSTRUCTION 740-985-4141 SIP BEEP StP FrH Estimates ..f 72.W Rit:bd Road. Long Bouom, OH 1'0 ORI71'!R A PIZZA 7 40·367·0536 MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER COWl ..., GARFIELD 740-367·0544 • Room Addilion s • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio 's, Porches and Decks TO=~O~SE ~ Nfn~ . ~) ..,,,_ For Remodeling and New House Building Call : 1------ YOU'I2E GWING SHOES L- Local Contractor Owner: FINISH ONE PI10.£CT, AND THEN THREE MORE SHOW UP AND CLAMOI1 FOR YOUR'ATTENTION. I CAN'TTN<E IT ANYMORE, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, w;ndows, : Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions • Replacement James Keesee 740·992·0730 ~OU z1r_1 ANI:' I CAN 00 If WITHOU'f 'fHE' POMPON~ OH,C'MON ... GIMME A "P" Ast.roGraph <b., 'llirt~: Thuraday, Aug. 14, 2008 By Bernice Bede Osol Althougl> your financial prospects look part icu larly good in the .year ah ead. a ' new ripple cou ld aff ect your holdings. You may haYB to guard against becoming too QXtrallagant or wasteful, . whic h could dilute your earnings. Watch your spend· ing habits. · LEO (July 2:1-Aug 22) - Irs your 1ndus1r1ous rramo of mind that helps you earn money at this lime and wins you the respec t of your contemporaries . Yo u'll re alize that it you hope to gain, yo u must wor.k hard. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22)- There are indi cations that companions have mud· died th ings a bit. leaving a mes s tor yo u to clean up. However. becaUse chol · lenges are a wolcome exercise to you nght now, you'll ralh er en}oy it. LIBRA (Sep t. 23-0ct. 23) - Operate 1n an at mosphere free from outs1de 1nlli.J· ·ences and you "tl get fa r moro accom· ptishod than you nad Imagined. Now is the time to work on whatever is importanl to you . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - 11 you want tO make your eNorts count lor something. associate with doers. W1thout realizing it, you'lllind yourse(l caught up 111 their enthusiasm and get more don e than you had hoped SAGITTARIUS {Nov. 23 -bec. 21) Ambitious aspirat ions that can lead to large gains w1ll inspire you to do whatev · . E'f 1 1 takes Ia realize your goars. Th1s·will be. espec1ally lrun if they involve a career-related pro,oct. CA PRI CO RN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Conv eying inform ation to others whet11er It is teac hing, selling. promoting or merely the la test tidbits- is whal you do best ; you'll be elC!remo ly skillful in gotl ing your facts across. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) Une11pacted changes authored by others or outside 1nlluem:e!l won't upset you at all. Yoo"ll view them as positive alte r· ations. not disruptive or disturbing events. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - A socml runclion could tu rn out to bo far more sig· niticanr than a mere get-together. because someone new may enler the scene who will tu rn out to be an Important person ~n your l1te. AR IES (March 2t-April 19) - If you 've got a big job ahead, this is the day to roll up your sleeves and lecki e II. Since you ere amply equipped ei1ergetlcall y. ph~SI · cauy and mentally, you wil~ easily accorn· plish your aims. TAURUS (April 20·M8y 20) - Personal ambitious are ea1uly aroused within. you at tHis 11me. makln"' It fun not only to go af1er what vou want to accomplish but whet you . ne11d to 1118 w1111. You'll be an Inspiration To oThers. GEMINI (May 21·June 20) - You don't have to be content with the •tatua quo. 11'!1 act u•lly 1 good time to move th ings around a bit, 10 II lhlrt II IOmt thlng you'd llkt to take in • new dlr1ct1on. do It .now. CANCER (June 21 ·Jul'p' 22) - ~u'ra . known for doing what vou aay. Jnd today wil l pro,. thl1 to Dt oorr1ot. lomtlhlng ~1..1 agreed to do tookt 11 II' 11'1 going to Dtneflt IM01htr more than you, ytl you'll 11111 Hanor yo.,.r ~ra . SOUP TO NUTZ 0 Re.ormngo 1etlers of ~he leur "rornbled words be· lo·.v to lorm four ~iii'.p!o wo·C ~ ORMAN O - ' I I I' i I' J KR YJ E ~------~ " ' ~ ] hl!ill' \~' th :Jt ll ~ t'GI:I j~ tlll' lillie for one. cnou~h l ew 1wo P!TIHL VlSIJ.-\.l :md tno mu..:h •·• •···••. SCRAMI.ETS ANSI\ H(> 8' 1l'OR DFPTI1 ·MHcivcr t)()t_i(i!·l1 tl'v"!·I<" !''J-11 Whiie going over our linanccs my h-lt\ band ~ig.h~d and lamentt•d. ''A penny S<Wl'd IS a ~ovenm~enl tlVER~IGJ IT," ARLO & JANIS Wocc, HE.R DAD WeD HI'> MOTI. 1'0 OCVE.cOftR'> fOR~ G~Z IUIOU I)(MA~~ ... �' Page 94 • The Daily Sentinel es i-bm; IORSAu: Momu: Hom:-; AllAK~n:vrs 1\lt'-'( "EI.I . \' ...~JI ~ 11JR RI:Jio'T tVK RENI M FH('ll I ~lli SI· Reduced Price. 4 bed10om. Dblwlde 3BR/2BA, lrg yard Now accep11ng Applications 2 112 bath log home. 34286 ktlchen appliances. NO , at: New Crew Rd., PomEirOy. lg. PETS/SMOKING. 81dwell pole bUIIdinQ & oul building area. $600/rent .-Depostt . on 6 acres wlpond, 740-367-0507 Valley V1ew Apartments 800 State Route 325 Thurman, Oh10 45685 18,16)668-0758 740.245-9170 AI'ARnn:VTs · Reduced! New, Nevin lived tuR.RENT in 2br, 2 bath wl'whirlpool tubs, large LA on 3 acres mil. $75,000. 740-446-7029 1 and 2 bedroom apaflme nts, furnished and untur· n1shed. and houses in Pome roy and Middleport. secunty depos1t requ1red. no pets, 7 4 ~·992·22 18. TrHevel br1d1Jcedar, on 96 acres, Rutland, Oh, private setting, eat-in kilchen. 3 bf.. 2 full baths. lg. li>Jingroom, lg. ta m1ly -room ., out of flOOd plain, (740)742-2404 or 740- 1BA Apt , WI D h9okups, 949-2930 t -2 Bedroom Apartments W1th Appliances furnished On s1te Laundry facility. Call lor details or pick up applicalion at rental oHice Poss1bfhly ol rental assistance. Equal Housing Opportunity TOO# 4 19·526·0466 "This institution is an Equal satellit e TV 1nct wlrent. dose to hospital. Call 740· MoBU.E HoMEJ< appo.rtunlty Prov1der • 339-0362 lOR S,\.U: and Employer". 2 bedrOO:m apar,tment for c:::--....;~---., rent in Middleport , no pets, SI'A.( 'E 04 Clayton · South wind. 16x70. 3BA, 2 baths. lireplace. gutlers. j ob relocation. must move. pay QH or ta ke over payments. cau (740)992-5858 HlK Rt:NT 2 bedroom Garage Apt. . App roximately 10 .000 23 16 1/2 Mt . Vernon Ave. square f€et of commerc1al $200 damage deposit. $425 space lor lease in the month 304·675-7902 Gallia/Meigs area Var1ed 2t2 3rd Ave. 3 rooms and spaces, including adminis· bath, turnished . no pets tmtive ol1ice area. Recenlly Rent ... Dep. 740· 441 ·0245 updated lor energy sav1ngs Please call 740-645-7463 2BA apt. CIA. (740) 441 · lor mora Information 304-412-4715 2 2006 t6xBO Clayton 3 Bed 2 Bath, 2000 16x70 Flf)etwood 2 Bed 2 Bath, 1999 Fortune 3 Bed 2 Bath. DBytime 740·388-0000 · or 740-388· 8513, Evening 740· 0194 388·8017 or 740-245·9213 2BR . C/A, wa ter. sewer. 2BR , 1 bath, total eleelric. trash Included. In town. Rent on rented lot, can stay. $475, Deposit $475 329· $5500. Call446-3617 2494 Larg e MulTipurp ose Auditorium available to rent I \11\ ~'\.(,HU ll r t I ® RENT, 1031 Georges Creek Rd , 441·1111 0023 or 304· r ~ •"•'"•·•~•'l•J·.: ~ i ,s· r EQUIPMENT TRAILERS. CARGO EXPRESS & 3 BD , SMDEN, 2 BTH, · (304)882·3017 H OMESTEADER HOUSE, CHESTER TWP, _ _:___:_ _ _ _ _ GIBBS ANTIQUES F•L & POMEROY, $460 MO., $230 GraciOUIJ Living l and 2 Sat. 10·5". Sun. 1·7. or by CAAGO / CONCE SS I ON DEP, BACKGROUND CK. Bedropm Apt s. at Village appt Also. restore lurniture TRAILER S. s, W GOOSE~ REQUIAED, AVAILABLE Manor and Riverside Apts. in Located on Tornado Ad. off 1ST SEPTEMBER. Middleport, I rom $327 to Rt. 33. Racine (Park (740)992· 4025 $592. 740·992·5064. Equ al & Ride) e11 it. 740·949-2246 Hollsing Opporiunity. 4br, 2ba, HU01 only $317 month! Great Location! (5% N. 3rd Ave ., Middleport, 2 br. 1540 M1so:u ,\Nmus down, 20yrs, 8%APA) furnished apartm e ~;~t , no 1\I.EROJANIJISt: Listings 800·620-4946 ex. pets, deposit & references, T46t . (740)992·0165 . For Sale as is: ~ 986 Miller Nice 2BA 1 112 bath in to~n . Twin Rivers Tower is accept- Modular Classroom . Seated Ref & ~p. 740·446·1079 ing applications for waiting bids accepted in Treasure's list tor Hud·subsidized, 1·br Office until 12:00 noon on · MOBR.£ Hows apartment lor the Wednesday Au gust 13. HJR elde rly/disabled. call 675· Buckeye Hill s Career 6679 Center. Rio Grande. Ohio. 740·245·5334 2BR at Johnsons Mobile ~·. Home Park, Call 740·645· 0506 Of 740·446-2003 RENT I. JET 3br Washer/ Dryer. with a Deck. In Glenwood. big lawn. 304·593-4496 3br on Private lot 304·675· 3fj26 3BR, 2 bath MH on tarm . $600 per month + utilities. 540-752-0826 ,..,...,,..,....,.=-===-. SELL OR RENT YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A CLASSIFIED AD NECK CARM ICHAEL 800·537-9528. Senior Discount* when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your home delivered subscription! Here's all you need to do ... Fill out the coupon below and drop off or mail i,t with a copy of your photo ID. :mail!' ~rtbune ~oint ~lea:ilant 3leglster The Daily Sentinel .&unba~ tEtmes -&entfnel r - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Subscriber's Name Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' -- City/State/Zip - - - - - - - - - -Phone _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ -------~----------------------- CONSTRUCTIII Racine. Ohio ·New Homes 45771 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Hours Pon•e roy , Oh1u 25 Years Loc;~t Expl"nence THJ 111\'IS lO:\SIRlliiO\ 140-992·5682 Concrete Removal and Replacement Open9-6M·f 28 Years David Lewis Complete Tree Care lr>~llted • Fou ElhmfiU H0·441 9J87 740-992-6971 20 ~.,, I'•P<><iln<:~ Seruor C•litllfl <I Cllutc;l> OJICfiL/tlr H~rdwood Public Notice CALL FOR FREE 7 8 33 Instants 36 Tall grass slalk 37 Imitate 38 Tie-dyed potnf a 46 Oz. or lb. 47 city map 22 Camel kin 23 Decreases in intensity Rainbow goddess 28 30 More than enough 51 52 disuse Previously Bunk or futon -~Magoon 34 Choosing man 35 Less tidy Golf score 48 Cobbler 50 Die11arge1 24 Let up 25 Falls inlo Compass dir. - vous plai t 9 Bart>ie's beau 40 Takes I he 10 Cagey edge off 12 Magnate 41 Bad·look· 13 Foreshadow ing 18 Oak Ridge garment 39 Elev. WE ALL Cl!T OUR FAV'RIT MEAL i'!! WHAT'S TH' Ot::CASION, MAW? Boys 43 Skein hi1 of yarn trump. which is dfingerous in the sa ndwich position, or passed and hoped lhe opponents got too high. [If _South had bid FAN APPRECIATION DAY ! 1 one no-trump. North , being aggressive when the opponents have bid. would have raised to three no-trump.} When West rebid two hearts, North com· peted with a th ree-club call and Sout h ll\IA CELEBRITY CIPHER by honor in the North or East hand. bu t · choSe his fourth·hlghest . South won with his jack and, knowing C~lebrll" P"WOULt> YOU Racine, Ohio 740-247-2019 subscriber line cht-lrge or tile Acce ss Recm·ery C harge Thme are six ~r~~~:;~~~C.~ TEO-\ Qli(. i 1!';_::::;~-:-'/,.----:--:-~ • r Low TEe.~? I on rndlviclual ~ate band . Also. add1!1011al monthl.y <hscounls and free to!! lim!lal1ons services are available to res1dent1al cus10mers who are enrolled in certarn low- income aspending Cell: Owners.: Jon Van Meter Paul Rowe SIStance pro~ra m s ~'< T~ORAAI'f'Lr ~E I~ ~0 TE.CJ\ WI-I~T~O('JW 1 740·416·5047 email: &· I jrshadfrm@aotcom of hearts, led a diamond to dummy's 10. East won with h15: queen and shifted to a low spade. but declarer took that with his nine and played anot her diamond. Afler winning with his ace. West led his sec· and spade, but South took 10 tricks: . three spades, one heart , two diamonds and four clubs. That's not bad wrlh a combined 23 high·card point s and no five-card or lon ger suit. For more informati~n on these services and Luis Campos C1phe1t'l"plcfl'a""s a1e c1eated llom ·c~olal :n oy tamJ~.s ceope oost a"Q o·o:se n: Each l ~ler ~~ t~e cphe~ slan~s · ~ · ano:11~ Toda.v's due: I;! equa's C fro m the bidding that Ea st was now out " ZLBAX ZX TUXXPT Jl ." GTX ABWX HNGHL ." · CMX UNTAUNDBDS. · ABYX - TXDXHC CT CANNA , KNLO " ZX WGTA DNA CT C Y. ' FXDDXPI PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Aline end ollhe day we need a leader who !honks wit h his he ad but leads with his heart ' · Rep Gresham Barrett · benefits, contact your Verlzon representative @ at 1·800-483-4000 . ,. Guttering 1n ~~!wing full-pow€_r 011er-lhe·a1r T V broadcasts with an antenna . . TVs conneCied lo F10S TV will not be affeCied by 111e biOadcasl DTV lran- Dr:lj)CS, Shu.·r~. Pm:kc t Sll lon Seamless Guners Roofing , Sidin g , Gutters RuU Drupes. Analog -{ln!y TVs s!lould i~lso con tinue to work as OOfore to rece,ve low power. Class A or tra11si<Jior lelevision stat1ons ami w1th cable and satellite TV ser··11ceS oan11ng consoles VCRs DVD players. and stmiJar products !nformatiort about olJI\1I!linq suhsidized ooupom. (or the governtnenfs converter bo:o: prograrn Gan be obln1ned at w~,c.J!.'i.(QQEJ.LQ!'. or by call1ng 1: 888-DTV-2009 . or 1 ~ 8'11 · 530-2634(TTY !. More 111ionnal1on abuul ltle IJ<oad- Tab le Co\c!"s & Table DTV tra nsi tion 111 gene ru l 1s twailable ~~ ~MID~J2.T'iJJ.Q:'! nr by calltng Cd1:74<1-416-6144 CJsl Insured & Bonded 740.553-9657 Swag~. Vu l ance~ . . Rumau ShJ~l.'~ I ~PE!oiT A WEEK AT THEil'. SEAt:i-1 HOU~E , AND TI-IEI'I THEY TOOK r1E TO DISI'IEY WORLD FOR THE WEEKEND 1 H&H lADt' and Mme .. Plus Piil nw. Bcdskirt s Runners CALl. SANOY Hum~:7-10·992-3220 -PEANUTS 1-888-CALL -FCC (vorce) or 1 ~888 -TELL -FCC (TT Y) You'may aiS<J conl;;cl the DTV Trans1t1on Conllt1on at ~!1t.d.tY.trsm~l!Q01,lliJ . or Vf!fiZOil at 1-888· 558-3755 (voicer or 888-\58-3770 i TTYi. DO! HOWASOUT 6 XZO? 10\RfSi?l Man lev's Recycling bank l'uhlk N utict·~ in 1 Your l{i ~o: hl It• Klln\\:lh•lh·t•t"t•d ltia.:ht to \ "ntll" 1 LOOK oo.. Mlllllft411111V t.lllllt4:11 1111 Slllni1V9:10 •12:18 111 • 4 NYIIG TIP PRICES Fill· ..............·C.• lllmlll11 Cltts ....... llllllelll in · lhe given . amount of not less than 10% of tho bid amount in favor of the aforesaid Pomeroy surety satisfactory to For further informa- the aforesaid Meigs tion, or for an appoint- C o u n l y ment to Inspect collat- Co mmissioners Or by era l, prior to sale date certified check, contact Cyndle or Ken cashiers check: or let· Aulhorily of the official el 992~2136. or agent signing the (8) 13, 14: 15 bond shall accompany bid bonds. 320 East Main Street, Pomeroy, OR 45769, until 11:00 AM , August 22, 2008, and lhen at Bids shall be sealed Public Notice and marked as Bid for Round 22 Paving, and NOTICE TO CONTRAC· C o u n t y be mailed or delivered TORS Commissioners . Bid t.er of credit upon a sol· vent bank In the amount of not less than 1O%- of the bid amount 'n favor of the aforesaid Meigs said office opened and to: Pomeroy Village Sealed proposals for BOnds sha ll be accomread aloud. Administrator. 320 the Pomeroy Fire panied by Proof o1 Resurfacing portions East Main Street, 0 e p a r t m e n t Authority ot the official or all of Chester Road, Pomeroy. OH 45769 Equipment Prolect , or agent signing the Mar1in 'Stree1, Peacock (8) 4, 11,13 Hill , Beech Grove Roads, Pleasant Ridge Road, and surface milling of portions of Lincoln Hill Road. The engineers estimate for this protect is $217,000.00. Domeslic steel use reql\lremenls as speci~ - - - - , - - -Public Notice -------PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE : i s hereby fled in section 153.011 of the Revised Code apply to this project. ·copies of secUon 153.011 of the Revised Code can be obtained from any of the offices of the Deparlment .of W. given that on Saturday, August 16, 2008 al 10:00 e.m., a public sale will be held at 211 Second St .. Pomeroy. O hi o . Th e Farmers B an k and· Savings Company fs selling for cash in hand or certified check the following col l al e r· Meigs County, Ohio as bond . , per specifications· in Bids shall be sealed bid packet will be and marked as Bid tor received by lhe Meigs Pomeroy Fire Dept C o u n I y Equipment and mailed Commissioners at or dellv,ered to: their office at the Meig' Counly Courthouse, Pomeroy, CommissionerS Ohio 45769 until 1 :00 Courthouse p.m., August 28th, 2008 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and then a11 :15 p.m. at Attention of bidders Is said o ffice opened and called to all of lhe read aloud for the fol- requirements con· lowing : Pome roy Fire 0 e p a r t m e n t Equipmeni Project Specifications, and bid form s may be secured tained in this bid packet, particularly to the Federal Labor Standards Provisions and Davis-Bacon al: .: Wages various insur· e 2006 Harley Davidson at the onlce of Meigs ance requirements, the atoresaid Pomeroy' VIllage Council or by certified c heck , cashiers check, or letter Qf credit upon a sol- 6 lo the Pomeroy Village Council at their office at the Pomeroy Municipa l Building. am o unt v11th a surety satisJatto ry 10 " ply (2 wds.) 20 45 HiQhest choice Une on ding. But passing. planning to oVercall1n hearts on the second round. is sensible . After East responded one spade. South should have Eiit~ er overcalled one no· rate.s a1e based dn Band 3 ·,ales and do no1nK.! ude the fed- 22 will be received bY. Village Council Prof o1 Each bid must" be accompanied by ei ther a bid b ond in the amou nt of 10% ot the Cors ic a Lemon Cut grain Shr ink 's re- 19 Pump 5 E. press approval ol gambled with three no· trump. Th1s contract was unbeatable. West might have led the heart ace. tryin g allow lor a singleton or doubleton heart . rate bands tndrv1cJual rates cou ld be h1gher or lower th i'ln the exarr1plu , de- NOTICE TO CONTRAC· vent A d m I n I s t r at I v Services. Blddocumentsmaybe secured at the office of the · Village Adminlstralor, 320 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, OR 45769, Phone number, 740-992,2166. Taurus strated in !his deal. Wesl"s hand. with a good si11·card suit businessCs). 'J' ~8 36 a month for usaye serJice ($16.74 for single l1ne blisi· PUBLIC CES Lincoln Pas~ _er·play much easier- as South demon- 503 Mil St• Mlllllle.. n. 01 QJ80 740-992-31114 Street, Pass )40-59 1 ~8044 740.446.9200 Public Notice 211 years nrcricnc~ TORS Sealed proposals for the Village of Pomeroy Paving Project ·Round Pass Plca!oic leave mcssa e Cabinetry And Furnltlre ham analog to digilfl! service for full power over-lhe·air TV broadcasts Atter Februart 17. 2009 , analog-on ly TVs wtll requi,e· a converter bo.-; to receive U\Y ,"\: 3 NT 1 ~ Satire wrote. "To "know your a goad idea in politics ." 'ro know whe re the missing cards are. placed is good 1n br1dge, making dectar- $ARNEY TilE WINDOW ~._. . . .,;c,;,;liil"il"li·'. . . .~ f'ass l'as:s · and two aces , IS too strong lor a weak two·bid. I tike the one·heart Opening b1d becatJse it usually p<,~ys to open the bid- Wilh 1t1e dig,tal leleVISIOil IDTVII~ansillon . 1ne Untied Stales is movmg Have you priced a John Deere lately? You"ll be surprised! Check out ou r used inventory at WWW . CAREO CO M Ca·rmic"hael Equipnicnt. 740446-2412 :t 4 large William place' is Availnble! Call Gary Sianley @ Refe rences Ven70n Nor th Inc offer s bas1c i':lephone s.~r\ !Ca :n your area Rr.51dr.ni1AI cus tomer<; ca11 Jf!C~1,VC ~mgle party. voir...e grade telephone serv1ce 1nctudmg touchtone and ac:sess to 1 ilo~g d1stance, 2) operator se rv1ces . 3} dlr(·'ctory ass1stance . at;cJ 11) 9· 1-1 em1..:rgen¢y serv1ce (where avcu!ab 1e) for ju:,t $13 93 fl illOfl!h for fl<l l rate servrr.:.e ($27 .86101 single lrne . eral Dbl. · Crannies 53 By and 56 Drive away T one 17 Some, DOWN to YveHe 18 Newspaper Almost execs · grads 21 Movie parts 2 Wise to 23 Close friend ' 3 King beater 4 ·eoat's 26 Found a perch bottom 29 31 32 When you knovv, bid aggressively *E"<pcri ~nccd Insured WV042182 Free Eslimates N011h 49 55 Hikes 2B Island near Ea~t \Vrst t ¥ 2 ., lie! 46 Horrify 54 Sign after plished quickly 15 Pungent 16 Rapper 27 Earth 's star Opening lead: ¥ 8 '~ In sured Experience Service /1.. 5 :1 and Quality * R~asunahlc Rates Concrete Work Johnson's Tree . Sou th Work TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW CARM I C HA E L · TRA ILERS.COM 740- 446· 3825 *Pro111pt All types Of 9·12511. z Dealer: West Stanley Tree· Trimming & Removal CO\CIU I I St 11. 124 ramarev. 01 • Q !IIi ... J 8 Vu lnerable: East -West 1/14•1 mo pd ROGER HYSEllS GARAGE A KJ7 5 -I ~ • 9 • ,) i 5 2 • cont ainer Accom- 14 K 10 8 ~ • AQ9 • KJ i Stop & Compare 7:00AM· 8:00 PM . OB· JJ .Qg WI'S I • 6 3 • AQt08 64 • i\ 3 ... 9 fd ' 43 Hold close 44 Thai - - 11 Lalely happening 13 Wooden South J40·992·1m ' meas . Oil ~lamp 6 • K Q 10 1 East • Complete Remodeling Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' wv 036725 • 2459 St. Rt 160 , GalllpoUs nesses t fhe~e , , treat 10 8 j l 2 + • • Garages 740~949~2217 Antenna on Your TV? You Need to Read Below bi d Mall or drop' off thle coupon along with a copy of your photo 10 to Ohio Valley Publishing P.O. Box 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 29670 Bashan Road $3999. VIEW OUR ENTIRE 3rd Cutti ng. Square Bales. Yamaha Ele9. Piano w/tull Alfalfa Huy. 30·1 ·67 11·0209 keyboard & Console Record Pla yer & Radio 304·882· 4 X 5 ROUND BALES QF 2804 HAY $ t8 each 740·949· 2083. If so, you qualify for a ROBERT BISSELL . · Public Notice HITCHE S EQU IP· AERATION MOTOR S Stock. Call Aon Evans, t· Hil l's Self Storage · www:tunbercndr.e:ablnetty.com VICE . SPEC IAL 20FT GOOSENECK FLATBED Repaired. New & Rebuill In or older? ~alhpolis ~oom Additions & Remadaling New Gar•ges Electrk:al & Plumbing Roofin g & Gutters Vinyl Siding & Painting Patio and Po1ch Decks ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS MENT / CARMI,C HA EL TRAILERS SALES & SER" Are you 65 • CARPENTER SERVICE A46 ·~27 8 Free Rent Special!!! r YOUNG'S 42 Fabric pans ~ 02 Ford F- 150 Su perca b 4)(4, 4 6L Tliton VB , a1r. HI;. CIUISe. Ton11eau t:o11e1. other 8)(tras 83.000 lnl $7900 li:Qt iiPi\IENT \IIIU II\ \ IllS! 1 Fountain • Nurth 40 Uses balh ~>Cwder Phillip Alder mRENr 5679 NEA Crossword Puzzle ACRO.SS L Public Notice The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com BRIDGE s 1'2" VVednesda~August13,2008 ALLEY OOP \\'s JO r.o;:::--""':'-:----., Al!i s Chalb ers WO . goort I< I \ I \I "\ 510 Houst:mH.u tires. live PTO. ·hydraulic . G<XJI!'; $ 1500 wl Sft pull type mower or $ I 250 wlo mower 740· Housl:'l Mollohan Carpet · Sum mer 367 ·0596 tuRRENT Sa le. Berb er starling at 2&38A apts. $385 and up,. $5.95/yd, Remnant s $35. EBY, INTEGRITY, KIEFER $2?8Jmot 3 bed, 2 bath , Cebtral Air, W/D Hookup, Drive a liHie, Save alot. 44 6· BUILT, VAlLEY Bank Repol (5% down, 20 Tenant pays electric. Ef10 7444 HOR SE / L I VESTOCK years, 8% APR) !Of lislings TRA ILER S. LOAD MAX Ellm VIew Apts, 1 1)111'. oo6 6 10 -077~ 800-620-4946 ex. R027 '1, FoH S I I.E 2003 Sunplic1ty PrPSI1gt:. 11d· 1ng rnower 20hp, 501n ~::u t . NEW ANO USED STEEL Good Cond1 11 on . New 99 Plymou th Voyage1 . new Steel Bea1ns., P1pe Rebar $5.700 ask1nq S2 .500 rlli SC t11es. runs good. $t.800 For Concrore Anglo pull be hmcl CICl8SSOIIeS 304· (740 992-0730 Channel. Flat Be~r Steel 675 .3fj00 · 40 MoiOKl'l cu-:<;1 For Ora,ns. Gratmg ~ 1\'m:u .IR' Dnveways !. W<:~lkway s. l&l Scrap Metals Open Monday. tO At rll ~ 1998 Yamaha Gas Golf Cart. Tu esday. Wednes day & H )H. S .\1 E Fnday. 8am·4 30pm Closed . . . . .,;,;;;;;,;;;;;,,;;,. .,.l l ·slroke. gas engine new !Ires. tune-up. bell $2.500 Th ursday Saturday & 1995 Fircb1rd Formula 350· more ava1labte 304·675· Sunday (740)446-7300 LT1 . 1999 Saturn 2-dr. 2003 7386 or 304-675-5631 Stratus 2·dr other qual1ty Se t 3 black tiirdca ges. veh1ctes 1n stock with war· 2003 Honda Shadow. 750 t'8)(J0 w1lh div1de1s, per ch· ranly. Pnced to sell ·Stop or Ace 8 m11es. many es. food cups on stand 560. call COOK MOTORS 328 e-:tr n<; 54.800 080 304Bonus free birdcage Jackson P1ko 740-446·0 101 675·7 126 18x18"19 112 and 2 cock· at,ail ne st bo,.;es Must take 2003 Nissan Xetra . 135.000 ~::""""':'':'"'--~-'-., 90 all 245 ·5t45 m1les da1k qree11 . 4 whel;]l ( ' \\11'1·. R"i & d1ive. $1 0.000: 2000 Chevy 1\hnoH llo~ l~~ STEEL ARCH BUILDINGS: Cavn1ier. 160 000 11111es L.,.. .;;,;;;;,;;;;,;,;;ii.ii,;;,,.l Made .in USA. manual tranSmiSSIOn. sun· RV Serv1ce at Ca1michael Will se ll for 1001. sriver . 52.500. 740- 4t 5- Tra1le•s 740-446·3825 balance owed! 6300 or 740- 4 16·630 t ~1-. R\ I( IS Three Cancelled Orders. 93 Cama ro. tilt crUISe PW. 16ll20 and 25x28. 10 Pl. CD pluycr. cold mr. 3 4 I It )\lr Call loday to V6 . looks grea t. runs great l i\II'KO\ E.\ II·S I"S save thousand s! $2900 446-9278 866·352·0469 BASEMENT Pollee lmpoundsl Cars hom Upright Piano 304-675- $500! ~ Hondas. Chevys, WATERPROOFING .4,.14"1-------, Jeeps. Fords. & more! for UncOIIcllllonnl hfehme guar· Pl·: rs hslings 130D'fl?fH876 l"x 'J·L1~ .:mtet: Local references fur nishe d Es tAbli shed 1975 Ca ll 24 Hrs (7401 446· IJ \'s .... .. 0870. A oge1 s B21Semen1 I·fin S.\I ,E Waterproofing. AKC 8qston Tell lei puppies 6 wks old shots B. wormed 99 Ford E)(plorer Spo rt . $200 each Call 740-3813· Home 4WD. I.Jiue&grey. 120000 Sup e1 101 8743 . miles. loAded . rwlstloo ks M;;untcn<Jncc. All home inside and ou r ~-------- good. Good 11res 446 ·448 repan. Labrador Retrieval pups, alter 5p 111 Piumbmg. carpentry, etc. 6wks old. $30.00 no Call 339-3442 papers. both pa1ents ·are on ... :x 4 · . F"oH 11 .1·.· s1te. Ca ll 740·367 ·0274 __ for Special Occasions, Church type, t6x50 large platform, EiOKtOO Concert Brand new' 3bed 2bath on eeauiHul Apta. at Jackson fnendly se tu p. Will seat + • tialf acre in Pt. Pleasant. · Estates. 52 Westwood approK ., 1 ,000. Can be OWNER FINANCE AVAIL· Onve, from $365 10 $560. rear ranged to suite. 40 ton ·ABLE. 740-446-3570 740· 446·2568. Equa l Ac Indoor res Irooms. Housing Oppor tun ity. Th is Sound equ 1pment and Fe~eral Funds just released tor l and Owners. No clos· in stitution is an Equal Opeiator could be provided. - - - - - - - - lng cost and ZEAO DOWN! Opportunrty Provid er and Large . area lor park 1ng. Purebred S1be11a n Hu sky Fantastrc tor camp Meetings puppies. 3 1ema les. 2 mn les. Will do l and Employer. , 552 6266 30' 9'9 while. bl~ck & wh11 e. sable. 30 lmpro11ements. Bankruptcy oc , . ' ~ some Wllh blue eyes. ready CONVENIENTLY LOCAT - 61,59- ~ & Bad Credit OK. 2. 3, 4 and ED & AFFORDABLE! now. $180 fema les $ 160 5 bedrooms available. 740· Townhouse apartments , males. (740)508·0279 cell RetallfWarehouseiStorage 446-3384 and/or small houses FOR l ocation in Gallipolis 1800 !""" 1/HI'I'IS & New 3 Bedroom homes from RENT. Call (740)441 -1111 sq. It building $400 mo. ott for application & information Vu:;J·]Aiti .E" $214 .36 per month, In cludes ~tree! parking call Wayne al many upgrades, delivery & · (404) 456-3802 FREE RENT SPECIAL set-up. (740}385-2434 Raynor Pench 01cha1d pi ck Jordan landing ~·o ur own $20i busholl 740 2br. 3br & 4br"s Lars& W ,INilll 446-4807 Sling contame1 Available ACREAGE Cl d S d No Pets, :renanl I \ H\1 Sl 1'1'1.1 E.S Respon sible for Rent & 3 acres for Sale on Sandhill Wanted To l ease: Hun11ng \'\. II\ I·.S rot i\. EleC1ri c Ad 525,000. 304·895·3929 Property in Mason County C!':'::""..;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 304304-882-2225 o• 304-675- j<iiO El~~ l 674· MOBILE HOME LOT FOR VVednesda~August13,2008 ' www.mydailysenlinel.com S o I 1 1 a I 1 1H01BVB196Y058487 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio , reserves the right to bid at this sale, and to y;ilhdraw the above C o u n t y various equal opportu· Commissioners, nity provisions, and a Courthouse, Pomeroy, the requirement for Ohio 45769 Phone 740992~2895. A deposit ol 0 dollars will be required for each set of plsns and speci1ica· payment bond and per· formance 100% of bond for the contract price. No bidder m ay wilhdraw his bid within tlons, c heck made lhlrty 130) days after payable tO·. The full lhe actual dale of 1he amou nt will be opening thereof . The re turned within thirty Meigs County (30) d~ys o1tter receipt Commissioners collateral prior to sale.· Furth er, Th e Farmers Bank and Savings Company rc ser\' eS the righ t to ri~J cct an y or fill b1d s subtn lltc d . ot U1<l& The abov e describetl Each bid must be collateral will be sold accompanied by either " as is-where is", with a bid bond in an no expressed or amount of 100% of the implied warranty ~ bid amount with a receive lhe right to reiecl any or all .blds. Jim Sheels, Pre.sldent Meigs County Commissioners (8) 13, 19, 21 CllllldCCIMrl. . COVV and BOY ICIIIfW c.r.l PriCISI PSI CONSTRUCTION RICK PRICE New Homes, Room Additions, Remodeling, Metal & Shingle Roofs. Siding, Decks, SOMETIMES Y.OU JUST CAN'T PUT II DENT IN YOUR •TO·DO LIST.' J Ju~ Buthroom Remodeling Licensed & Insured wv #0409 54 Cell 740·590·7666 J&L Construction • Vinyl Siding Windows • Roofing • Decks • Garllges • Pole BuJidlngs • Room Addl11ons 742,2332 II I'M GOINGo ....---"' Cel l: ,GRIZZWELLS ~ I't' \A'~ 11 ~~MY~ELf A ~AME ~11\l A. 1,.\TI\..£ 74 1 )~411i ~ 1 ~14 15+ year.~ expen·euce Free Estimates . ~ Advertise in this space for $64 er month I 81P eooP \ MARCUM CONSTRUCTION 740-985-4141 SIP BEEP StP FrH Estimates ..f 72.W Rit:bd Road. Long Bouom, OH 1'0 ORI71'!R A PIZZA 7 40·367·0536 MIKE W. MARCUM, OWNER COWl ..., GARFIELD 740-367·0544 • Room Addilion s • Garages • Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio 's, Porches and Decks TO=~O~SE ~ Nfn~ . ~) ..,,,_ For Remodeling and New House Building Call : 1------ YOU'I2E GWING SHOES L- Local Contractor Owner: FINISH ONE PI10.£CT, AND THEN THREE MORE SHOW UP AND CLAMOI1 FOR YOUR'ATTENTION. I CAN'TTN<E IT ANYMORE, CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, w;ndows, : Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions • Replacement James Keesee 740·992·0730 ~OU z1r_1 ANI:' I CAN 00 If WITHOU'f 'fHE' POMPON~ OH,C'MON ... GIMME A "P" Ast.roGraph <b., 'llirt~: Thuraday, Aug. 14, 2008 By Bernice Bede Osol Althougl> your financial prospects look part icu larly good in the .year ah ead. a ' new ripple cou ld aff ect your holdings. You may haYB to guard against becoming too QXtrallagant or wasteful, . whic h could dilute your earnings. Watch your spend· ing habits. · LEO (July 2:1-Aug 22) - Irs your 1ndus1r1ous rramo of mind that helps you earn money at this lime and wins you the respec t of your contemporaries . Yo u'll re alize that it you hope to gain, yo u must wor.k hard. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22)- There are indi cations that companions have mud· died th ings a bit. leaving a mes s tor yo u to clean up. However. becaUse chol · lenges are a wolcome exercise to you nght now, you'll ralh er en}oy it. LIBRA (Sep t. 23-0ct. 23) - Operate 1n an at mosphere free from outs1de 1nlli.J· ·ences and you "tl get fa r moro accom· ptishod than you nad Imagined. Now is the time to work on whatever is importanl to you . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - 11 you want tO make your eNorts count lor something. associate with doers. W1thout realizing it, you'lllind yourse(l caught up 111 their enthusiasm and get more don e than you had hoped SAGITTARIUS {Nov. 23 -bec. 21) Ambitious aspirat ions that can lead to large gains w1ll inspire you to do whatev · . E'f 1 1 takes Ia realize your goars. Th1s·will be. espec1ally lrun if they involve a career-related pro,oct. CA PRI CO RN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Conv eying inform ation to others whet11er It is teac hing, selling. promoting or merely the la test tidbits- is whal you do best ; you'll be elC!remo ly skillful in gotl ing your facts across. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) Une11pacted changes authored by others or outside 1nlluem:e!l won't upset you at all. Yoo"ll view them as positive alte r· ations. not disruptive or disturbing events. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - A socml runclion could tu rn out to bo far more sig· niticanr than a mere get-together. because someone new may enler the scene who will tu rn out to be an Important person ~n your l1te. AR IES (March 2t-April 19) - If you 've got a big job ahead, this is the day to roll up your sleeves and lecki e II. Since you ere amply equipped ei1ergetlcall y. ph~SI · cauy and mentally, you wil~ easily accorn· plish your aims. TAURUS (April 20·M8y 20) - Personal ambitious are ea1uly aroused within. you at tHis 11me. makln"' It fun not only to go af1er what vou want to accomplish but whet you . ne11d to 1118 w1111. You'll be an Inspiration To oThers. GEMINI (May 21·June 20) - You don't have to be content with the •tatua quo. 11'!1 act u•lly 1 good time to move th ings around a bit, 10 II lhlrt II IOmt thlng you'd llkt to take in • new dlr1ct1on. do It .now. CANCER (June 21 ·Jul'p' 22) - ~u'ra . known for doing what vou aay. Jnd today wil l pro,. thl1 to Dt oorr1ot. lomtlhlng ~1..1 agreed to do tookt 11 II' 11'1 going to Dtneflt IM01htr more than you, ytl you'll 11111 Hanor yo.,.r ~ra . SOUP TO NUTZ 0 Re.ormngo 1etlers of ~he leur "rornbled words be· lo·.v to lorm four ~iii'.p!o wo·C ~ ORMAN O - ' I I I' i I' J KR YJ E ~------~ " ' ~ ] hl!ill' \~' th :Jt ll ~ t'GI:I j~ tlll' lillie for one. cnou~h l ew 1wo P!TIHL VlSIJ.-\.l :md tno mu..:h •·• •···••. SCRAMI.ETS ANSI\ H(> 8' 1l'OR DFPTI1 ·MHcivcr t)()t_i(i!·l1 tl'v"!·I<" !''J-11 Whiie going over our linanccs my h-lt\ band ~ig.h~d and lamentt•d. ''A penny S<Wl'd IS a ~ovenm~enl tlVER~IGJ IT," ARLO & JANIS Wocc, HE.R DAD WeD HI'> MOTI. 1'0 OCVE.cOftR'> fOR~ G~Z IUIOU I)(MA~~ ... �,. •. Wednesday, August 13, 2008 www.mydailysentinel.com Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel •• '· 'til he hits water ·Red Sox Phelps typical23-year-old Bv PAUL NEWBERRY ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIJING - In some ways. Michael Phelp> is just your typical 23-year-old. l-Ie hates getting up early. He wolfs down enormou s amounts of pizza. He loves texting with friends, listening· to hip-hop on his iPod, or just ·cruising around in a pimpedout ride. Then he dives in the water. Nothing typical there. . In capturing the 200-t]leter butterOy and 800 frees tyle relay wi th his fourth and fifth world records in as many races in the Beijing Games. Phelps eclipsed a group including Mark Spitz and . : Carl Lewis to become the wiimingest Olympian of all time with II gold medals. That leaves only one other thing for Phelps to do before he leaves China: win all eight of his events to take down Spitz's record of seven golds at the 1972 Munich Games. He's already avenged his only two losses at Athens four years ago. when he won six go lds. · AP photo ''It might be once in a cen- United States' Michael. Phelps swims in a men's 200-meter butterfly heat during the swimming competitions in the tury you see something like Nati,onal Aquatics Center at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing Monday. thi s," teammate Aaron Peirsol said. "He' s not just winning, · to come down when he needs is way past anything you have cleared his toughest hurdle Phelps,'' said Park, a gold he's absolutely destroyiDg to come down." said Mark seen. He is incredible." when the 400 free relay team. medalist himself in the 400 everything. It's awesome to Schubert , head coach of the Away from the pool, Phelps anchored by Jason Lezak, free. "It is my honor to comwatch." U.S. team. is a creature of habit. He pulled off an astonishing pete with him." To hear Phelps talk, you Phelps didn't even know struggles to wake up in the comeback over the last 25 His performance is even wouldn't know it. He's turned until earlier this year that he morning, and loves to take meters to beat the French by a more remarkable when one a gathering of the world's could become the winningest naps in the middle of the fingertip. · considers the workload he best swimmers into his own Olympian ever coming off of afternoon . He usually gets No one was close to him in takes on at a meet such as personal .meet. just him his six-gold performance in two massages a day and takes the 200 free, either. Phelps this: ·17 races covering more against the clock, easily lug- 2004. It took him just four ice baths to help his body made a perfect dive off the than two miles, often agai nst ging along the weight of his- days in Beijing to pull into'a recover from the grueling blocks and already had a clear swimmers who specialize in tory. tie with Spitz, Lewis, Soviet schedule. He feasts on gar- lead by the time his body one or two events. · When Phelps climbed out gymnast Larysa Latynina and gantuan amounts of pasta and perfectly suited for swimNothing spurs Phelps on of the pool Tuesday ·after Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi . pizza between races. ming with its long torso, large more than defeat. The fear of 'To be tied for .the most "Lots of carbs," he said. wingspan and big, flexible failure defines all the great matching Spitz, Lewis & Co. with gold in the 200 freestyle, Olympic golds of all time, When it's time to race, feet - re-emerged from the ones, from Michael Jordan to he unzipped his skintight suit with those names, in Olympic there's no one better. Which water. Tiger Woods, and there 's Shortly after the first flip nothing different about this and ambled over to chat with · history ... ," Phelps said, is why it's hard to imagine his coach. before pausing and letting out anyone · beating him in · tum, he already was a full guy. "Well, you're tied," Bob a slight chuckle. Beijing. body length ahead. Phelps ln the 200 free. he avenged Bowman reminded him. "The Olympics have been " I don' t think Michael will steadily pulled away and his only individual loss at the 'That's pretty cool." Phelps around for so many years, let his guard down until the touched the wall in I minute, last Olympics. Phelps, only replied. that's a p,retty amazing last relay race," said his mom, 42.96 seconds, breaking the 19 then , finished third on that Ho-hum. accomplishment." Debbie Phelps. "I don't think mark h~ set at last year's warm Greek evening behind Phelps races to win, then · He 's sure not going to get he has a comfort zone at all world championships by Ian Thorpe and Pieter van den moves on. He doesn't pause all worked up about it, until the whole .meet is over, nearly a full second. . Hoogenband in what was to appreciate the moment. though. He'll . leave that to the whole Olympic Games. By the time silver medalist quickly dubbed the "Race of There'll be plenty of time for others. He will . not let his guard Park Tae-hwan lunged for the the Centuiy." Four years later; that later. "If you're net involved in down because there's always end of the pool, Phelps was he' has no equaL "It's his physical ability, it's 'the sport, I'm not sure you someone out thtre." already looking at the score"I hate to lose," he said. his ability to race, it's his abil · can fully appreciate it," said Or not. , board. "When !lose a race rike that, ity to keep focused, to get Jack Bauerle, who coaches Phelps dominated the 400 "I can copy him, but I don't it motivates me even more to excited when he needs to and the U.S. women's team. "He individual medley and think I· could be as good as try to swim faster." Baking and canning judging results announced., A6 get RHP· Paul Byrd in trade BOSTON (AP J The Boston Red Sox acquired pitcher Paul Byrd from Cleve land on Tuesday, hopino to boost a rotation hurt by an injury to Tim Wakefield and the muggles of Clay Bu chholz. The Red Sox wi ll send eith er a player to be named or cash to the Indians. The 37-year-old Byrd is 7-10 with a 4.53 ERA th is season. But he has won all fou r of hi s starts since the All-S tar break with a 1. 24 ERA . . " It' s been a rol ler coaster ride but · as far as me right now, I'm extreme ly confi dent.'' Byrd said in a conference calL Boston oegan play Tuesday in second place in the AL East, four games behi nd Tampa Bay. The Red ·sox were two games ahead of the Chicago White Sox in the wild-card race. "You play for pressure. You play to have all the · games count.'' Byrd said in . Cleveland. ·.. Ever since l was a littl e boy, I wanted to be in the World Series. That hasn't happened to me yet. When I go to Boston, I feel like there 's a legiti mate chance fo r that to hitppen this year." He expressed surpri se but said he was excited to join the Red Sox. '· I was shocked becau·se I fi gured after l cleared waivers a couple weeks ago nobody wanted me." Byrd ·sa id . ·' It's go ing to take some adju stments. I was throwing my blue Indians socks. in a box and a guy said , ' They wear red socks over there.' · " I just said, 'Oh , yeah. I forgot. ... Byrd is scheduled to start Friday night at home against Toronto. He pitched his only eomplete game of the season last Saturday against the Blue Jays. Middlepo~ so CENTS • Vol. 58, Nu. 25 PartotTh· S • Cavs acquire Williams in 3-team trade. See Page Bl BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - A contract for the construction of a new sewage system in the amount of $223,930 in the wooded area behind Meigs High School has been awarded to D.V. Weber of Reedsvi lle. The Meigs Local Board of Education took action on the contract at Tuesday night's meeting. Construction is • Pecial Fall s s • · Ports rrevtew E~:.: · "•••Oill . ,. '0 BnuARIES ;·Page AS · • Marie Ward, 74 • Lucy A. Wilfong, 80 INSIDE ft.. Dr. John P~ M.D. Cardiothoracic Surgeon • HOLZER , ADVERTISING DEADLINE· Thursday, AUGUST 14, 2008 ~ 5:00 Call Dave or Brenda at 992-2155 For More Information ' mbe J.lailp.~entinel .' CARDIOVASCULAR INS'Il'I'UTE Go Onlire: wwwHolzerHeartcom to .begin thi s fall, of Rio Grande, Buckley said. Larry Tucker spoke · about according to William He further noted that the sys- the questions and concerns Buckley. Meigs Local tem has capacity for expan- parent~ are bringi ng to him. · superintendent. He said that sion should another build- There was also one parent at · · the old system which oper- ing, like a medical center, be the meeting to talk about the ates with a lagoon wi II be ·constructed in that area. scheduling which had been abandoned once the new With school starting in worked out and the school system comes on line. less than a week. and .after time starts and asked about The new system will ser- the Boa,d had given a unan- possible changes once vice Meigs High School. the imous vote approv ing the school starts. Athletic Building, Meigs bus routes as submitled by Buckley explained . that School, the Paul McElroy. transporta- once school is ,in session Middle Salisbury building where .tion director, . .and the and the buses get on the administrative offices are authority for him to make road a better determination located, and the University the changes, Board member can be made about ·sc hool to sell time start ing and ending. He said perhaps instead of a 4 p.m. dismissal at the elementary school. it can be eurlier. but that wi II depend on the time it take' to pick up students and get them back to the school. A report wa~ given on federal and state ~rants awarded to the d i stri~·t for the 2008-09 school years. They included · Title L Please see {ontract. AS steers BY BRIAN J; REED BAEED@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM ROCKSPRINGS - "The future of Meigs Co unty's beef industry is in good hands." Dr. Tom Turner of The Ohio State University praised BY BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Meigs Co.unty's heel stock and its young beef showmen POMEROY -. Pomeroy ·at Tuesday's Junior Fair Beef Chief of Police Mark E. Show, held in the show arena Proffitt reports the followat Rocksprings. ing recent cases being sai c Meigs Turner investigated by his departCounty's beef projects we re ment, includin ~ alleged of the most consistent qualforgery, vandaiJsm, theft ity he has seen Juring the and traffic accidents. 2008 fa ir season. and said Lalenya Hankla; address the decision to place steers and age unreported, allegedly was a difficult one . attempted to obtain prescrip"The second-place steers ti<;>n m\!Qication with · a talse 1 have seen tonight arc the prescription at .Swisfier & strongest I have seen the Lohse Pharmacy and Fruth's whole season," Turner said. Pharmacy of Pomeroy. The " You can go to bigger prescription was allegedly for · cour.ties, whe re they show Percocet. Sgt. Brandy King, more cattle, bttt vou will who is investigating the case, not see the consiste ncy of faxed information on the · quality of cattle that we are cases to the West Virginia seei ng here." State Police because the susJordan Parker will lead the pect allegedly told the ph'!fsteer sale Saturday with a macist at Swisher & Lohse 1,350-pound steer judged she'd !tad the prescription grand champion. Sam previously filled at the Collins tCK)k reserve champi- ' Mason, W.Va. Wal-Mart. on, with a I ,254-pound Steer. Hankla was later arrested There were plenty of ribafter allegedly attempting to bons for plenty of show men pass another false prescripdurin g the market steer tion at the Mason Wal-mart show: Jordan Wood was and jailed in West Virginia. named grand champion King is also investigating showman, and Jonathan a report of . vandalism al Barrett was r~serve champiAuto Zone on West Main on sho wman. Street. Recently the Auto Dairy Market Steers Zone building. was hit by Kelsey Holter was named several BB 's, damaging the grand champion dairy maroutside glass of the double ket steer showman and her pane window. 1.485 steer, weighing 'Proffitt is investigating a poimds, was judged grand Brian J. Reed/photo case of theft reported by champion. Craig Jones, son of Brett and Betsy Jones, grooms his steer in the final moments just Please see Reports. AS before Tuesday night's Junior Fair Steer Show. Please see Steers, A7 .C. - . h • 10r sc 00} opemng ,Ffh'zred," SUppOrt ln · paCe l . 1each'lflg StaJJ 'T'. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Detail• on Page A3 JkEX . : www.mydailysentinel.cnm . • e~pected M·ei~ Local ready ' ' .... ' ' .. Holzer CardlovaS<:ular Institute is pleased to welcome Dr. john Perry to the region. A _ . highly-trained and experien~ed cardiothoradc "'" · surgeon, Dr. Perry prides himself on his · personalized caf1!. Dedicating hims~lf and hi\ team t9 delivering the highest quality of care possible is foremost as a goal.After ~ompleting fellowShips at Cleveland Clinic and State ·, .. ' University of New York, Dr. Perry practiced in the Canton, Ohio region before ·comi.iJF . lo Gallipolis.ln his short time h~, ., already successfully completltd ~· open heart. valve repla~ement and thoracic ' procedures. Patients, families and referring physicians have been extremely satisfied with their care. I Pomeroy .Parker, reports forgery, vandalism, accidents • Fair photography winners announced. See Page A6 • Open class dairy re5ults posted. ~ See Page AS . • Kiddie Day give-away. • See Page A7 IS Yea~ --·.~! ':· · · .. ': - ~. fl Meigs awards contract for new sewage system SPORTS • MEIGS • EASTERN • SOUftiERN A. Printed on tOO % Rl'c_yciPd ~ewsprint • Pomeroy, Ohio THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2008 • FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 2008 8e Sure To Be Fair scenes, AS . 2 Sl!cnONS- 16 PAGES ' ;Annie's Mailbox ' ~alendars l;lassifieds Comics ..Editorials Movies. Obituaries Places to go ~ports Weather A3 A3 POMEROY - "As of right now everyone is hired that needs to be hired" said William Buckley, Meigs Local School District superintendent, as he .spoke about the opening of schools next week. The final hiring of teachers and other personnel took place at the Tuesday night's meeting of the Meigs Local Board of Education. New to the district this year ·will be a TAG (talented and gifted program) in the Meigs Middle School. Chris Saber · was hired as the teacher. Also hired at the meeting was Jessica Ann Welker who will handle the TAG program at Open Horse Show brings in crowd , ·';tt .·. • /. •• • '<"· Please see School, AS Bs-6 B7 A4 As As Rio to offer power plant course; informational meeting tonig~t STAFF REPORT NEWSC MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RIO GRANDE - The A2 University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College, B Section · A:3 ' 2008 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. © in cooperation with American Electnc Power (AEP), is now ·offering a new associate of technical studies concentration in power plant mechanical mamtenance technolhgy. The ATS is a two-year degree. An info rmational meeting is being held tonight so that area residents ca n lear.n more about the curriculum and all of the job opportunities that will be avai Iable· to its graduates. ·Tonight's meeting will be held in the new Rio Grande Meigs Center, w,hich is located near Meigs High School. Thi s meeting will begin at 7 p.m. and contin· Beth Sergentlphoto ue until 8:30 p.m. All area The Small Fry/Youth Lead-In at the Open Horse Show is a residents are invited to crowd pleaser as the littlest cowboys and cowgirls take a . Please see ' Coune, AS spin around the show ring at the Meigs County Fair. ., r Bv BETH SERGENT BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM ROCKSPRING S - This week's Open Horse Show at the Meigs County Fair brought in the crowds and riders competing for prize money. The equestrian comtmtnity in Meigs County showed up in full force for tile show sponsored by American Electric Power's Mountaineer Plant. Sc.otl·s Quarter Horse Farm, Quat1er Heaven Farm and the Meigs County Agricultural Society. · Results for the show were as follows: Open Showmanship. Ali Davis, first place followed by Nancy · Vanco. Eri n Dunn. Ashley Savage. LeDeana Sinclair. Youth Western Pleasure, Karra Conrad, first place, fo llowed by Ali Davis, Sara Schenkelberg. Kayla· Conli n. Open Walk Trot, Beverly Dellinger, first place. fo llowed bv Autumn Vanaman, Whitney Karr, Baylie Holter. Al i Davis . Open Western I Engli sh Pleasure . Whitney Karr, first place , followed by Ali Please see Horse show. AS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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