https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/49a0a2d9f26e8ad984e58658606e4b94.pdf 5859808bfc076d3c1957d08a5f0faebe PDF Text Text 1 Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydaily_sentinel.com • ' Tuesday, April to, 2007 Spring Senior Quarterly inside today's Sentinel Diamondbacks outlast Reds, 3-2 BY ANDREW BAGNATO ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOENIX - Orlando Hudson · hit a tiebreaking home run ·in the e ighth inning and the Arizona Di amondbacks beat · th e Cincinnati Red s' 3-2 Monday ni ght for th eir fifth strai ght win. With two outs, Hudson hit a 2-1 pitch from Kirk Saarloos (0- 1) into the leftfield bleachers to break a 2-2 tie. Brandon . Lyon ( 1-0) pitched a scoreless etg hth mmn g, re ~lnng . Alex Gon~alez on a Imer to ce nter held to leave the bases loaded, and Jose Valverde got three outs for ht s fourth save in five oppor!unities. Brand on Phillips flew out to the wa rnm g track in left with a runner on ftrst for the ftnal out of the game . Cincinnati starter Bronso n Arroyo coasted through the firstonly fo ura innings, allowing walk to opposing pitcher Doug Da.v_i s. Arroyo didn ' t !:~~:H~s:~~~~i~t~in~?:~~ Arizona got to Arroyo 'in the siXt h. Pinch-hitter Robby Hammoc k led off with a double, moved to sacrifice fly to shallow third on Stephen Drew 's right field . Second baseflyout and scored on man Orlando Hudson was. Alberto Callaspo 's backpedaling when he grounder. caught the ball in fron t of The Diamondbacks tied rookie rig ht fielder~ it at 2 one inning later. Callaspo , and he threw , Chad Tracy led off with a home too late to get Ken double and scored on Chri s Griffey Jr. Snyder' s sacrifice fly . Davi s gave up two Arroyo allowed two run s earned run s and. five hit s in and fo ur hit s in seven six i11nings. He walked innings . He struck out four three and struck out four. and wa lked two over I 03 Notes: Gonzalez 's single in the second extended hi s pitches. Davis, makin g hi s first - hittin g slreak to five home start as a games. He we nt 2-for-3 .... \Diamondback, -wor~'i1 , P~t~ Hudson's homer was hi s of trouble for mu ~ · p ·,ib~, .~econd of jh'e season .... night. He allowea u Ji;;rs , Atiz diTa .Sclf: ~o hn McCain in each of his first five attended the game and sat innings but gave up onl y wi th Diamondbacks ge nertwo run s. al part ner Jeff Moorad . ... The Reds took a 1-0 lead The Reds were happy to be in the second when Jeff in the 81-degree warm th of AP photo Conine doubl ed and scored th e desert afte r pl'aying Arizona Diamondbacks' Orlando Hudson in congratulated by teammates and coaches on a single by Gonzalez. their last five games in 30- after hitting an eighth inning home run against the Cincinnati Reds during a baseball Cincinnati made it 2-0 in de gree temperatures in game on Monday in Phoen ix. The home run proved to be the game winner as the the fourth on David Ross' Cincinnat i. Diamondbacks defeated the .Reds 3-2. · ,.. ..-................................................................................................. - . , WIN·UP TO·$1,000 ! !.! · Employees. Independent Contractors. Vendors and their immediate famiily nol eligible. 000 1 - Bv J. REED ing RITA 'to run the village's income tax department will $ave the village MIDDLEPORT appro11imately $37,000 per Finance Committee year. He _ said Monday Chairman Ferman Moore evening it costs-the villa~e asked Middleport Village approximately $50,000 m Council to again consider wages, benefits and other outsourcing the village's operating costs to staff and income tax department· as a operate the office on a full cost-saving measure. time basis. RITA has estiAt Monday evening's reg- mated it would cost ular meeting. Moore said Middleport approximately contracting with Regional $14,000 per year to do the Income Tax Administration same job. and passing a proposed Moore first proposed a three-niill levy next month contract with RITA last will bring village finances year, but council voted to back into balance in 2008. dismiss !he proposal withMoore estimates that hir- out serious consideration. BRIAN BREED@MYOAILYS£NTINEL.COM Another satisfied Customer! "There would be no · immediate savings," Moore said. "This would be a long-term solution, because it would take months to transfer the records, but I don't see how we can say ' no' to a: potential fifty thousand dollar savings, given the village's financial condition." Fiscal Officer Susan Baker said the village will be able to meet necessary expens.es. such as utilities, debt service, and essential payroll costs, through the re!llainder of the year, but said as much as _$71,572 peeded for some payroll expenses will ·not be available after August. Co uncil Member Jean Craig said she has received a number of complaint s about a police dispatcher being impolite to callers, and Moore • commended Autumn Buskirk, a police department dispatcher, for her courtesy and professionalism when he called on her for assistance r~ently. Council Member Sandy Brown asked that the street department place a trash receptacle on the comer of South Second Avenue and Mill Street near Family . Dollar. CENTER 1122 Jackson Pike • Gallipolis (7401-441 ·1971 (800)434-4194 FREE Rernoval . FREE Set-Up FREE Delivery STOP 1111 AND l:H OURN~.W 2007W~tiiiiG cn ~ -Jrench City Jtntique & Craft .MuU Spring Cleaning? Need Some Extra Space? we Can Help! LWCStorage 839 Kerr Road Bidwell, OH (740) 446-9043 (740) 388-8320 Sign .a 1 year Lease Receive 2 months FREEl 1 ' Home Decor 'Furniture 'Hand Puppets for Children ' Antiques for the. Antique lover Our 19,000 square foot store offers thousands of gifts for the entire family. 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See Page A2 • Ariel production auditions to begin. See Page A5 • Family Medicine. See Page .A6 WEATHER ~JJJ)] ~)ill] ID<!!mJ Gret gas mileage • H,lir Care & lvl.\ keup • N.1il ( N c • Helix Cu ts · f<l<:lal' & Waxing V.1J))JDI) · Mas_<ag e ·Bod y Wr"ps • Spa Packages · Chemkdl r eels . Gallia Auto Sales 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 2147 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, OH (740) 446-0724 David Mtnk- Owner • Mlcroderm Ab r:tlSions • Oxygen Nebulizers C-PAP Portable Oxygen Pulse Oximetry (740) 446-2933 Ho urs: M-F IOam-Cio<e B~ERGENT@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM W14'Wlrenchcllymlll.c.o~ It's Just Around The · Clark, Veazey (6), Grimm (7) and "Spring is Nature's Way of Saying... ut's PARTY!" Open Mcm-SaiJ0-6: Sun 1-S ooo o - o2 9 followed with a double , plating Hutton for a 1-0 advantage. · MHS increased its lead in the sixth when Bryan DeLong led off the frame with a solo home run for a 2-0 edge. The guests tacked on their final score in the seventh when a double by Jacob Well turned to fruition after a pair of passed ball s allowed h,im to score, securing the 3-0 decision. Well paced the Marauders with two hits, while Hutton, DeLong, Evans and Dave Poole provided the other safeties in the triumph·. Derek Seymour had two hits in the setback for the Vikings, who fell to 1-2 in . the Ohio Di vision. Kurt Brozak went the di stance for the hosts, surrendering two earned runs and • ·six hits in the losing cause. Meigs returns to action today when it hosts Trimble in a TVC non-conference matchup. Game time is scheduled for 5 p.m. BY BETH SERGENT . . 0BITUARIFS LWC Storage PDOito ouen at least pan ot BY BRIAN J. REeD BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - The Midclleport Pool will open for the summer season, but how long it stays open will depend on how it performs financially. Meeting Monday evening, Middleport Village Council voted to open the pool and keep it open as long as funds !lllow. The village carried over a $12,000 balance from last year's pool fund, and will access $1,500 in contributions toward a skateboard park that was never completed. Pool Manager Dale Riffle said he and Mayor Sandy Iannarelli have been in contact with potential donors, and will take on fundraising efforts to supplement the pool's operating fund. "We. will seek . donations, and if donations don't come in, we'll open the pool and keep it open until the money.runs out," Riffle said. Riffle estimates that the village needs another $8,000 to $10,000 to operate the pool for the season, but Ftscal Officer Susan Baker said ,Riftle's cost estimates are "extremely low," and said it will probably take more than $10,000 to make it through the season, which will begin Memorial Day and end in mid-August when the Meigs County Fair begins. Finance Committee Chairman Ferman Moore said the village will not have funds available to supplement the pool's operation. · "Right now, we have no money to operate the pop!," Moore said. Last year, the villages of Middleport and Syracuse received $40,000 in Details on Page A6 ·· INDEX 2 SECTIONS-,- 12 PAGFS Annie's Mailbox \ Oticon• ttear wMt others are sayln1 about Oticon Dett.. Dn l " HI \Il l ' c (1\IIH GALLIPOLIS . 43S'h Second Avenue ( A ero~• A" . .n.:> Calendars A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Editorials . A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather B. Section A6 from Pust O ffice I Oren Mun. - Thurs. IU0-5 pm 446-7619 © 2007 Ohio Valley PubU.hlng Co. Beth Sorprt/photo Dr. Barbara Hatfield, vice president of academic affairs and acting provost at the UniVersity of Rio Grande (center), recentJy spoke at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Business-Minded ~uncheon. Michelle Donovan, chamber director, and Hal Krieen, chamber president are also pictured. RACINE - Residents with property listed within the blasting area proposed on the mining permit by Gatling Ohio, LLC received something unusual recently, free advice from an attorney. Bill Price from the Sierra Club Environmental Justice Program for Central Appalachia spoke to residents at the recent Meigs Co~nty Community Action Network meeting where he told residents to take the coal company up on their offer of a pre-blast survey. "It's a great idea if you have the ri!sources to do an independent pre-blast survey," Price said, citing some· people don't have the $500600 to purchase one. If this is the case Price added, "I urge you to let the coal company do the pre-blast survey on your terms. The survey is about meetin g what you need not what they need and it's required by law that they do .so." ~ Price told residents they have 20 days from the time Please see Mine, AS funds from the Department of Job and Family Services to pay for season passes for school-age children, through the · Abstinence Builds Character program. The ABC program will make funds available for staffing this year, Baker said, but not for admission. Rather than sell season passes this year, Riffle said the pool will selJ monthly passes for $20, because it is unclear whether the pool will remain open for a three-month season. If the pool remains open in August, those Bv CHARLENE HOEFLICH who buy two monthly passes will be HOEFUCH@MYOAILYSENTIN EL.COM given passes for the remainder of the season. POMEROY·- A Venture Riffle said the Appalachian Food Crew, which is an activity Network has agreed to provide meals affiliated with boy scouts, daily for low-income families visiting but not a traditional scouting the pool. program, is in the process of • being organized · at God's NET in the Mulberry Commvnity Center. A first meeting has been set for 7 p.m. on ·Friday, April 13. and both boys and girls between the ages of 14 to 20 who enjoy ourdoor program for LPN's to ventures ri ght here iri their BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM receive their RN degree. A own back yards are invited . certified medical assistant to participate. POMEROY The program is currently in the "The kids will elect offiMeigs County Chambe{ of process of develo~nt as choose what activities Commerce received a les- are occupational and ·j\bysi- cers. they want to participate in., son in what the University cal therapy. and figure out ways of getof Rio Grande has to offer at Hatfield reported the first ting the money they need to yesterday's business-mind- class of 12 students were set do what they want to do," ed luncheon. . to graduate from the univer- said Don Frymyer who Dr. Barbara Hatfield, vice sity's power plant manage- along wi th Jennie Dunhall) . president of · academic ment program with many of God's ' NET will be the affairs and acting provost at already having jobs and . adult leaders. He._said that the University of Rio ·interviews for employment. in order to. get a 'charter for Grande stressed programs ai New bachelor's degrees program there have to the university which offered include public the be at least five signed up, attempt to make education administration, wildlife and and that as of this week two accessible to more people. fish conservation and man- more kids are needed. Part of this accessible agement, archaeology. "In God's NET will serve as the ed.ucation is offering the fol- addition, students can now sponsor and meetings wil) lowing new associate enroll in the new Hispanic take place there. degree program ~ in the fall: Studies program which Frymyer said all anyone radiological technician, begins this fall. Hatfield has to do to participate is diagnostic medical, respiraPlease see Venture, AS tory therapy and an online Please see C)lamber, AS Chamber gets lesson in Rio's academics _. - Cou ncilman Robert Robin son noted a sign at . Gingerbread House was obstructing traffic. Council also: • Approved the payment of bills of $22.269 .31. • Approved the mayor's report of fines and fees collected in March, in the amount of $3,635.60. • Approved reports of income tax, public works, refu se aQd police departments. • Excused Jeff Peckham from the meeting. · Also present were Council President Stephen Houchins and lanarelli. Attorney speaks about blast areas on mine pennit , ~ '. ~ADVANCED HEARING POINT PLEASANT 10, WAHAMA 0 . 002 214 • Meigs County roundup. See Page 81 "Call11s today and you could be smiling too!" Wahama, despite having 14 players reach base, failed to dent home plate after running its way out of a couple innings and failing to come up with a clutch base hit. Coach Tom Cullen's White Falcon pitching staff continues to struggle when it comes to throwing strikes as WHS hurlers have now issued a total of 27 walks in its last three contests. Wahama . starter Brenton Clark . was tagged with the mound setback after going five innings allowing five runs (one earned) on four hits with nine strikeouts and five walks. Derek ·Veazey worked the sixth frame with Andy Grimm fini shing up on the hill for Wahama. Point Pleasant improved to 5-6 with the . win after dropping a close 3-2 decision to Buffalo earlier in the day. The White Falcons lost its fourth straight to fall to 1-5 on the spring . .Both teams are scheduled to be in action on · back Wednesday with the Big Blacks traveling to Chapmanville while Wahama journeys to Williamstown. Wahama """ ·"' " 1."1" '"1"" 1' "" ' \\lll:\ISil\\ . \l'l{lltt . :.!IIO - Moore: Outsourcing proposal, leVy would balance budget SPORTS . fromPageBI Point ,)o(J:\IS•\oJ. ,-;1> . :\o. t-.) . . Blast 1. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio PLA"!t CO¥ERALL BINGO · Holzer Extra Care makes a difference .to clients, As ." Meigs Venture Crew coming �,. ' . Tfie Daily Sentinel . ... LOCAL ... STATE . PageA2 Wednesday, April u, Ohio governor urges Bush t~ . ~~~~~,;?~!.~~!~~ ensure proper training for Guard of juniors to attend Buckeye Girls State wer~ made ·at a recent meeting of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion Ladies Auxiliary held at tbe Legion haiL ·Gladys Cumings, president. noted that the announcement of the names will be made at a later date. Girls State will be held Jun 12-19. Donations · were made to the Legion's ''Gifts for the Yanks" program and to District president Cheryl Cox who recently lost her home in a fire . uted by Alice Wamsley to all veterans in the local nursing homes. It was noted that Loretta Bowers donated jig saw p)Jzzles to the veterans at Christmas time. A thank you was extended to Marilyn and Tom Anderson for decorating the Legion hall for the birthday, dinner. Poppy Days will be held in Pomeroy, May 25 and 26. Members will meet at 2 p.m. May I 5 at the hall and anyone interested in the programs of the Auxiliary are invited to attend. Youth organizations teach good livestock practices POMEROY - Across the ·county and the state thousands of youth are raising livestock for 4-H and FFA projects that will eventually be part of the nation's food supply. Cassie Turner, 4-H youth development agent at the Extension office, believes that understanding good production practices is essential for both youth andadult producers alike to keep our food quality high and the safe for the public. She noted that quality assurance training programs were developed in the late SO's and has continued to grow and develop over the years. "The youth quality assurance pr~ram focuses on teaching youth ethics in production, animal \Yelfare, food safety, management practices, avoiding drug residue, good record keeping, ways to decrease pro- . duction costs and more," said Turner. These lessons are covered in the 10 points of Good Production Practices a curriculum developed by Ohio State University - Extension. State rejects new contract offer for . Ohio troopers COLUMBUS (AP) - A budget oversight · panel rejected terms of a new contract for state troopers that would increase pay 10 percent over three years, sending the dispute to an arbitrator. Seven members of the bipartisan state Controlling Board voted unanimously Tuesday to reject recommendations of a neutral person called in to solve a contract impasse between the state and the I ,384-member Ohio State Troopers Association. Troopers, who haven't had a pay raise in 2 1/2 years, are working under terms of an old contract that expired in June 2006, said union executive director · Jim Roberts. Troopers are barred by law from striking. The Controlling Board rejected the contract offer at the urging of Gov. Ted Strickland. Certain aspects of the proposal would lead to as much as $9 million in additional overtime over three years and limit the authority of patrol management, including a union demand to limit the travel of dispatchers who work at different posts, . state officials. warned. Roberts said the state has a shortage of dispatchers: With the _state unwilling to hire more, the union is simply · asking that ihe remaining dispatchers have the opportunity to work longer shifts but with more days off. "We're very confident in the Strickland administra- tipn and its attitude toward working Ohioans," Roberts said. "I think they've been provided with some wrong information, and we'll do our best to correct it. Roberts said he expects an arbitration hearing to be scheduled within three weeks. Quality Assurance training is required by the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Meigs County Agricultural Society. • • The youth development agent said that in February new requirements were passed by the ODA to develop a more -consistent quality assurance program across the state. "Those requirements include that youth with livestock projects must complete a minimum hour-long workshop that covers animal welfare, food safety, the 10 Good Production Practices detailing three practices, and has a hands on learning element," said Turner. "To meet this requirement 4-H and FFA with the support of the Meigs County Agricultural Society will be conducting four workshops on Quality Assurance. Attending one of these programs is a requirement for any youth with a livestock or horse project to participate at the Meigs County Fair." BY JUUE CARR SMYTH Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland talks to reporters Tuesday ~=--====-..;,.:...::_ :::1 in Columbus after · giving his remarks at the Older Ohioans Behavioral Health Policy Institute. Gov. Strickland is concerned that Ohio troops to!d to prepare for possible deployment to Iraq would not have proper training and equipment. M' STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS - Ohio's governor said Tuesday he is worried that National Guard troops who have been told to prepare for a possible deployment to Iraq won't have proper training and equipment. "It's importlUlt that we do everything we can possibly do to make the soldiers as safe as they can possibly be given the condilions they will face over there," Gov. Ted Strickland said. "We should spare no effort as a government in making sure they are prepared." National Guard troops in Ohio, Arkansas, Indiana and Oklahoma are preparing to serve as replacement forces in the regular troop rotation for the war. It would be the second tour for several thousand of them. Strickland's comments echoed concern he expressed earlier on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition," when he said Ohio Guard members might "pay the price" for inadequate preparation by the Bush administration if action isn't taken. He told The Associated Press that he dealt with similar issues as a congressman. "My experience has been - and this is not my opposition to the war talking -that unless you keep after this Pentagon, there is a dan'ger that soldiers will lack the proper equipment and adequate l[aining," 'said Strickland, a Democrat elected governor in November. The 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team in Columbus is being. called up for the second time in two years. In a Tuesday letter to President Bush, Strickland said the unit wasn't in line for its AP photo next mobilization until 2009. ."This is a significant departure from the commitment made to Ohio soldiers and their families, and 1 believe it is a breach of faith," he wrote. . Strickland asked the president to assure proper training for soldiers and the most up-to-date · body armor, night-vision goggles, rifles and l!filiOred vehicles. He had to express his concerns about the deploy ment's effect of soldiers, their families and their employers because he is .in charge of Guard members until the federal government gives them orders, he said. Thomas Hall, assistant secretary of defense for reserve affairs, said the four brigades would have about nine months to prepare. "Training plans are being developed and the funding for equipment will begin to flow to prepare these units," he said in an e-mail response to questions. "It also allows the families and employers time to prepare for the absence of these soldiers for this one-year mobilization." In a March report to Congress, the Commission on the National Guard and Reserves found that the citizen soldiers of the Guard and Reserves round nearly 88 percent of Army National Guard units lack trucks, generators, radios and other gear needed to respond to potential disasters and terrorist attacks. The Government . Accountability Office released a similar finding in January, and legislation introduced last month calls for spending $38 billion on equipment for the Guard over the next five years to address the .shortage. The Ohio brigade has 3,600 members - 2,400 from Ohio and I ,200 from Michigan. If all the Ohioans are called up, it would dou• ble the number of Guard members deployed from state and increase by sixfold the number in Iraq. The Pentagon said the units would not be connected to ' the recent military ·The Daily Sentinel 2007 _Auxili~ sele~ buildup for security operations in Baghdad. Ohio alfl1ildy has had 9,000 military members deployed since the Sept. II, 2001, terrorist attacks, Strickland's letter to Bush said. "While this alert purpprtedly is not a~sociated to the current 'surge,' I remain troubled by the significant burden Ohioans continue to shoulder during the recent conflicts," he said. This isn' t the first time the former congressman has been outspoken in his opposition to the war and the Bush administration's handling of it. . In a February interview with The Associated Press, Strickland initially said he was not inclined to accom, modate any Iraqi refugees because doing so would help bail out the president. He later said he meant only to express frustration with the Bush administration and the war. not to turn away Iraqi refugees in need. . " 'REACt.'~ , . >- · OVER 18,000 H()ME$.' . ,IN THE TRI-~QUN"I)' ·!'~§A! .. Advertising Deadline: FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2007 12.·00Noon Insertion Date: .. 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Syracuse SYRACUSE_ Syracuse SYRACUSE Community Rutland Freewi II Baptist POMEROY .POMEROY - The Unity Church, Second Street, 7 Churcli, 7 p.m.. today VIllage Council, recessed Wildwood Garden Club will session. 5:30 p.m.. village - meet at I p.m. at the Scrapbook Swap and Crop, Singers under the direction p.m. nightly with Rev. Joe April 21. speaker. Brother haiL Syracuse · Community 10 a.m. - I p.m ., Pomeroy of Sue Matheny present Qwinn preaching, Country Norman Taylor, call' 742Thursday, Apri1 '12 Center. Barbara Koker to Library, free to adult ..The Miracles of Christ in Hymntirners singing. For 2376 or 742-28 10 for more RACINE _ Ohio present program on patrons of the library. Song" -at 7 p.m. at the Mt. more information, 992- information . Department of Natural Creating a Cutting Garden. Resources, informational RACIN E The meeting . on proposed Sonshine Circle of DorcasGalling Ohio coal mine. 6 Bethany Church will meet Thursday, April12 p.m. to 10 p.m., Southern at 7 p.m. The annual Easter RUTLAND - Revival -Elementary SchooL basket exchange ._will take services at the Emmanuel Here are aome tips on preventing accldenll when working with yard and garden Tabernacle, POMEROY - Pomeroy pi~~MEROY _ IOTA Apostolic Loop Rd., Rutland, Vtllage Council, special ses- Masters will . meet II :30 equipment such IS llwn mowent and lrlctora. Taking the precautions described ston, ·7 p.m., municipal 14. through . April here can' help ensuralhal your outdoor spac11111re safe places for relaxing and building, discuss sewer a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Speakers, Robert E. Davis, hiving fun. plant. Church. Mike Gerlach to Wheelersburg, 1:30 speak on Meigs County his- Thursday ; Bud Tingle, tory. It is important to learn about the hazards of each p1ece of yard or gard·en equipment. and Madisonville, Ky., II a.m. Monday, Apri116 to take the following precautions to prevent injuries: Friday; Da~i !i, 7:30 Friday; CHESTER - Pomeroy Charles Children should never be in the yard while you 're mowing, and they should never Point Chapter 186, OES annual Pleasant, Birchfield, W.Va. , II a.m. ride on the mQWer. More than 800 young children get run over or backed over by inspection, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, April II Saturday; Davis, I p.m. riding·mowers each year. This happens ATHENS - The next Saturday. For more inforPOMEROY The meeting when children fall while being given of the Southeast mation call 740-742-2272. Middleport Literary Club Oho Woodland rides, or when they approach the Interest POMEROY - Revival will meet at 2 p.m: at the Group will be held at 7 p.m operating mower. Pomeroy Library. Members at the Athens County services are underway at • Many children suffer serious burns to will have a group discussion Exte nsion Office . John the Calvary Pilgrim ttteir hands and arms when they touch of The Memory Keepers Branner, local surveyor, to Chapel, State Route 143, the hot muffler of running or recently Daughter by Kim Edwards. speak on surveying and Pomeroy, and wi II continue running engines. Keep children away Program cmnmiuee will be finding boundary lines.. No at 7 p.m . nightly through in charge. Olita Heighton cost. For more information Sunday. Bill and Naomi from power equipment. · will be hostess. Tillis are the singers and • ; ·Dress appropriately for the job. This call 593-8555 . REEDSVILLE . evangelist. The Rev. includes: sturdy shoes with slip Saturday, April21 Eastern Athletic Boosters, 6 Charles Me Kenzie is pastor ' re$istant rubber SOI!ls. long pants and MIDDLEPORT p.m at the EHS cafeteria. Di sabled and _for more information American long-sleeved shirts, close-fitting clothes, Officers will be elected call 992-2369. Veterans 9th District spring eye protection, heavy gloves, hearing Thursday, April 12 Friday, April 13 . meeting will be held at the protection when needed. and no CHESTER The LONG BOTIOM -The Shade River Lodge 453 Meigs Chapter 53 halL Faith -Full Gospel Church jewelry, which can get caught in moving will hold its monthly stat- Dinner at noon, meeting at on S.R. 124, Long Bottom, parts. ed meeting at 7:30 p.m. I p.m. will have a gospel sing 7 • I;!efore mowing; walk around the area in which you will be working lo remove any Refreshments . p.m. Special guest will be · objects like sticks, glass. metal, wire, stones and siring thai could cause injury or TUPPERS PLAINS · _:_ Sara and The New Image. damage equipment Nails and wire are the most.hazardous objects thrown by VFW 9053 will meet at 7 Sunday, April 15 mowers, capable of killing bystanders. p.m. at the hall in Tuppers Thursday, April 12 MIDDLEPORT - Holy • Never work with electric power tools in wet or damp conditions. For protection Plains. Meal will be served TUPPERS PLAINS Humor Sunday where Jesus against electrocution, use a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). GFCis come at 6:30p.m. Tie-dye program, Eastern is the LIFE of the party will RACINE - Ohio River Library, 5 p.m., bring items be observed at the II a.m. in sevfral models, including portable plug-in types and as part of some extension cords. Handle gasoline carefully. Remember never to fill gas tanks while machinery is operating or when equipment is still hot Do not fuel equipmenl indoors. \Mpe up spills. Store gas in an approved conta1ner away from the house. Finally, never smoke or use any type of flame around gasoline. Church events Safety and Yard Equipment Go Together Clubs and organizations · Youth events Learn to ignore these bullies • ~alltpolt~ Jlailp m:rtbune •lloint lllea~ant l\egi~ter • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel Wednesday; Aprilu, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX And Win A SPECIAL SECTION In The BYTHEBEND Community Calendar tinues to make a daily appearance. She also is obviously letting her hair Dear Annie: I have a go, too. My wife tells me beautiful 10-year-old Granny has never been a daughter, " Lisa_·· The proh- messy person. . lem is, she is teased by other · My wife and I are children. She is tall and very assuming that either her slim for her age, but they mind is starting to slip a call her "fat." little or she's depressed. If I didn't think Lisa would either is true, how do we take it to heart, but my hus- talk to Granny about ihis? band and I noticed she We don 't know what to do began controlling her por- for fear of ups'etting her. tions at dinner. We Worried about explai'ned to her that she Granny was healthy and very active Dear Worried: Bless and maybe these kids had you for paying attention to other issues and were taking these changes and under. it out on her. Then, the next standing what likely is day, a boy at school called going on. Someone should . her "fat." Lisa informed me call Granny's doctor and that she did not eat her ask that she be evaluated lunch that day and hid cook- immediately, and also have ies from the school bake her checked for possible sale so no one would see her infection or reaction to eat them. medication . My ".daughter is 4 feet 9 Granny may be wearing inches and weighs 89. the same outfit because she pounds. She's lost six is not capable of choosing pounds in the last couple of another one. · If she weeks. What can ltdo? Why removes the clothing at does society put so much night, someone can launder pressure on children -that a it while she's sleeping, and 10-year-old would lose replace it (in the same wei ght when she doesn't location) with . clean need to? I'm scared this clothes. As for her hair, mi ght get worse. What can 1 make an appointment for do?'- Worried Mom in Granny with a hairdresser Derby, Kan. and simply bring her, sayDear Mom: You. are ing sweetly and ' calmly, ri ght to be worried, "You're go ing to get your because Lisa is at risk of hair · done. You'll look developing a seriou s eat- beautiful.'' Or, you can do ing disorder. We saw the the same thing at home, photograph you sent, and telling her you're going to your dau ghter is truly try a special shampoo. lovely (tell her we said so) Dear Annie: I'm writing and quite obviously docs- in response to "Proud n' t need to lose any · Paramedic," who said there wei ght. Children tease to is no such thin g as an driver," get a reaction _ and Lisa "ambulance h· h because paramedics and h 1 10 is giving it em, w tc EMTs drive the ambulance. means they will continue · until she learns to ignore I am an ambulance dri . these nast~; idiotic remarks. In the meantnne , discuss thi s with your pediatrician , and also, please talk to the school £STABUSH~D 1895 counselor and principal. This is a form of bullying BACKSTAGE - and must stop. . Broadway Revue Dear Anme: My wife 's April13 at 8 pm grandmother is in her ~Os and has hved wtth my tnApri114 at 2 & 8 pm laws for decades. Recently Tickets $10 & $8 · we've all noticed that Granny has been wearing the same · outfit for weeks Auditions: at a. time, even thou gh she Disney's 'tot Dalmalians Kids has plenty or other clothes. My mother-in-law has April22·23 . offered to do her laundry The Ariei~Dater Hall as a subtle hint, but this 428Sec. Ave·. Gallipolis, OH ' 740.44n-A RT<; 't27R7l same unwashed outfit ·conBY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ' PageA3 INGELS RADIO SHACK & Picture Gallery Middleport, OH · ; 'Amt:L ' ver, and not trained as an EMT or a paramedic. My sole job is to get the two EMTs wl\erever they need to go, as safely and quickly as possible. I was specifically trained for this job, and had to take a six-week driving course.·J spend my life racing as fast as I can to · help people, and I'd rather not have someone tell me I don't exist. Frustrated Driver Dear Driver: Depending upon the area, there are ambulance drivers who are EMTs and others who are not. We appreciate every single one of you . Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editor~ of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to an niesmailbox @comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box ll8190, Chicago, lL 60611. To find out more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. Souree: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Spring Storm Season •• Be Prepared to Take Cover ·We are entering the spring storm season. It is important lo be aware of approaching severe weather that could bring wilh it lighlning, hail, slrong winds and possibly tornadoes. During the past 30 years, lightning has killed an average of '66 people pE;~r year. When severe weather approaches take shelter and · follow these tips: Move to the lowest level. -. Stay away from windows and glass. • Protect your head and face. If possible, get under a sturdy table or other structure. When thunderstorms lhreaten, ·find shelter and consider this: • Stay away from windows and glass. • Avoid contaCt with anything that conducts · electricity. Remember the "30..30 Rule": If the time between the first flash of lightning and the resulting thunder is 30 seconds or less, the lightning is close enough to hit you. After the last flash of lightning wait 30 minutes before leaving your sheller. More than half of lightning deaths occur after a thunderstorm has passed. Source · National Weather Service Gavin Plant Cheshire, Ohio Welcome to ·o ur Clinic Asha Yell•mraju, MD, Is board-cenlfled In lntem•l Medldne, She is associated with Health First Care Center in Athens and is also available for appointments at the Meigs Medical Clinic. Call for an appointment with "Dr: Asha" or a physician specializing in: • Cardiology and Peripheral Vascular Disease ' · • Gastroen~erology • General Surgery • Internal Medtclne ;, Obstetrics and Gynecology • Podiatry and Podiatric Sursery H 3 East Memorial Dr. • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-9158 ~ o·:BLENEss ~ HEAlTH SYSTEM -· -. �,. ' . Tfie Daily Sentinel . ... LOCAL ... STATE . PageA2 Wednesday, April u, Ohio governor urges Bush t~ . ~~~~~,;?~!.~~!~~ ensure proper training for Guard of juniors to attend Buckeye Girls State wer~ made ·at a recent meeting of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion Ladies Auxiliary held at tbe Legion haiL ·Gladys Cumings, president. noted that the announcement of the names will be made at a later date. Girls State will be held Jun 12-19. Donations · were made to the Legion's ''Gifts for the Yanks" program and to District president Cheryl Cox who recently lost her home in a fire . uted by Alice Wamsley to all veterans in the local nursing homes. It was noted that Loretta Bowers donated jig saw p)Jzzles to the veterans at Christmas time. A thank you was extended to Marilyn and Tom Anderson for decorating the Legion hall for the birthday, dinner. Poppy Days will be held in Pomeroy, May 25 and 26. Members will meet at 2 p.m. May I 5 at the hall and anyone interested in the programs of the Auxiliary are invited to attend. Youth organizations teach good livestock practices POMEROY - Across the ·county and the state thousands of youth are raising livestock for 4-H and FFA projects that will eventually be part of the nation's food supply. Cassie Turner, 4-H youth development agent at the Extension office, believes that understanding good production practices is essential for both youth andadult producers alike to keep our food quality high and the safe for the public. She noted that quality assurance training programs were developed in the late SO's and has continued to grow and develop over the years. "The youth quality assurance pr~ram focuses on teaching youth ethics in production, animal \Yelfare, food safety, management practices, avoiding drug residue, good record keeping, ways to decrease pro- . duction costs and more," said Turner. These lessons are covered in the 10 points of Good Production Practices a curriculum developed by Ohio State University - Extension. State rejects new contract offer for . Ohio troopers COLUMBUS (AP) - A budget oversight · panel rejected terms of a new contract for state troopers that would increase pay 10 percent over three years, sending the dispute to an arbitrator. Seven members of the bipartisan state Controlling Board voted unanimously Tuesday to reject recommendations of a neutral person called in to solve a contract impasse between the state and the I ,384-member Ohio State Troopers Association. Troopers, who haven't had a pay raise in 2 1/2 years, are working under terms of an old contract that expired in June 2006, said union executive director · Jim Roberts. Troopers are barred by law from striking. The Controlling Board rejected the contract offer at the urging of Gov. Ted Strickland. Certain aspects of the proposal would lead to as much as $9 million in additional overtime over three years and limit the authority of patrol management, including a union demand to limit the travel of dispatchers who work at different posts, . state officials. warned. Roberts said the state has a shortage of dispatchers: With the _state unwilling to hire more, the union is simply · asking that ihe remaining dispatchers have the opportunity to work longer shifts but with more days off. "We're very confident in the Strickland administra- tipn and its attitude toward working Ohioans," Roberts said. "I think they've been provided with some wrong information, and we'll do our best to correct it. Roberts said he expects an arbitration hearing to be scheduled within three weeks. Quality Assurance training is required by the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Meigs County Agricultural Society. • • The youth development agent said that in February new requirements were passed by the ODA to develop a more -consistent quality assurance program across the state. "Those requirements include that youth with livestock projects must complete a minimum hour-long workshop that covers animal welfare, food safety, the 10 Good Production Practices detailing three practices, and has a hands on learning element," said Turner. "To meet this requirement 4-H and FFA with the support of the Meigs County Agricultural Society will be conducting four workshops on Quality Assurance. Attending one of these programs is a requirement for any youth with a livestock or horse project to participate at the Meigs County Fair." BY JUUE CARR SMYTH Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland talks to reporters Tuesday ~=--====-..;,.:...::_ :::1 in Columbus after · giving his remarks at the Older Ohioans Behavioral Health Policy Institute. Gov. Strickland is concerned that Ohio troops to!d to prepare for possible deployment to Iraq would not have proper training and equipment. M' STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS - Ohio's governor said Tuesday he is worried that National Guard troops who have been told to prepare for a possible deployment to Iraq won't have proper training and equipment. "It's importlUlt that we do everything we can possibly do to make the soldiers as safe as they can possibly be given the condilions they will face over there," Gov. Ted Strickland said. "We should spare no effort as a government in making sure they are prepared." National Guard troops in Ohio, Arkansas, Indiana and Oklahoma are preparing to serve as replacement forces in the regular troop rotation for the war. It would be the second tour for several thousand of them. Strickland's comments echoed concern he expressed earlier on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition," when he said Ohio Guard members might "pay the price" for inadequate preparation by the Bush administration if action isn't taken. He told The Associated Press that he dealt with similar issues as a congressman. "My experience has been - and this is not my opposition to the war talking -that unless you keep after this Pentagon, there is a dan'ger that soldiers will lack the proper equipment and adequate l[aining," 'said Strickland, a Democrat elected governor in November. The 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team in Columbus is being. called up for the second time in two years. In a Tuesday letter to President Bush, Strickland said the unit wasn't in line for its AP photo next mobilization until 2009. ."This is a significant departure from the commitment made to Ohio soldiers and their families, and 1 believe it is a breach of faith," he wrote. . Strickland asked the president to assure proper training for soldiers and the most up-to-date · body armor, night-vision goggles, rifles and l!filiOred vehicles. He had to express his concerns about the deploy ment's effect of soldiers, their families and their employers because he is .in charge of Guard members until the federal government gives them orders, he said. Thomas Hall, assistant secretary of defense for reserve affairs, said the four brigades would have about nine months to prepare. "Training plans are being developed and the funding for equipment will begin to flow to prepare these units," he said in an e-mail response to questions. "It also allows the families and employers time to prepare for the absence of these soldiers for this one-year mobilization." In a March report to Congress, the Commission on the National Guard and Reserves found that the citizen soldiers of the Guard and Reserves round nearly 88 percent of Army National Guard units lack trucks, generators, radios and other gear needed to respond to potential disasters and terrorist attacks. The Government . Accountability Office released a similar finding in January, and legislation introduced last month calls for spending $38 billion on equipment for the Guard over the next five years to address the .shortage. The Ohio brigade has 3,600 members - 2,400 from Ohio and I ,200 from Michigan. If all the Ohioans are called up, it would dou• ble the number of Guard members deployed from state and increase by sixfold the number in Iraq. The Pentagon said the units would not be connected to ' the recent military ·The Daily Sentinel 2007 _Auxili~ sele~ buildup for security operations in Baghdad. Ohio alfl1ildy has had 9,000 military members deployed since the Sept. II, 2001, terrorist attacks, Strickland's letter to Bush said. "While this alert purpprtedly is not a~sociated to the current 'surge,' I remain troubled by the significant burden Ohioans continue to shoulder during the recent conflicts," he said. This isn' t the first time the former congressman has been outspoken in his opposition to the war and the Bush administration's handling of it. . In a February interview with The Associated Press, Strickland initially said he was not inclined to accom, modate any Iraqi refugees because doing so would help bail out the president. He later said he meant only to express frustration with the Bush administration and the war. not to turn away Iraqi refugees in need. . " 'REACt.'~ , . >- · OVER 18,000 H()ME$.' . ,IN THE TRI-~QUN"I)' ·!'~§A! .. Advertising Deadline: FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2007 12.·00Noon Insertion Date: .. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2007 I' ¥~allipoll~ mail~ tltrlbunt,44~2342 j .¥,tlotnt ~leasant ~~~i~ter. 67~.,133~ :_ .¥The Daiiy Sentinel992~ll55 . , Clue For Monday AprU · · 9th Wish to find .the egg near .the sank? Use Caution. " PLEASE REMEMBER: - Egg Is not at a place of business "" Egg Is not at a private residence ~ Egg Is not Inside a man-made object . - You will not need digging tools - You will not need to climb or the use of a lac:lder ·The Daily Sentinel Brought to you by: DOWNING (HILPS MULLEN MUSSER ·.INSURANCE ., • ,. ·_ ··Public meetings . . Producers will meet at 1 to be tie-dyed, all other worship service of the Hermon UB 'Church . on 3893 p.m. in the Southern Vo Ag material provided by Middleport First Wickham P.oad. Monday, Apri116 library. Presbyterian Church. The SYRACl'SE - Revival Wednesday, April 11 room. ' RUTLAND - Revival, Saturday, April 14 - public is invited to attend. Syracuse SYRACUSE_ Syracuse SYRACUSE Community Rutland Freewi II Baptist POMEROY .POMEROY - The Unity Church, Second Street, 7 Churcli, 7 p.m.. today VIllage Council, recessed Wildwood Garden Club will session. 5:30 p.m.. village - meet at I p.m. at the Scrapbook Swap and Crop, Singers under the direction p.m. nightly with Rev. Joe April 21. speaker. Brother haiL Syracuse · Community 10 a.m. - I p.m ., Pomeroy of Sue Matheny present Qwinn preaching, Country Norman Taylor, call' 742Thursday, Apri1 '12 Center. Barbara Koker to Library, free to adult ..The Miracles of Christ in Hymntirners singing. For 2376 or 742-28 10 for more RACINE _ Ohio present program on patrons of the library. Song" -at 7 p.m. at the Mt. more information, 992- information . Department of Natural Creating a Cutting Garden. Resources, informational RACIN E The meeting . on proposed Sonshine Circle of DorcasGalling Ohio coal mine. 6 Bethany Church will meet Thursday, April12 p.m. to 10 p.m., Southern at 7 p.m. The annual Easter RUTLAND - Revival -Elementary SchooL basket exchange ._will take services at the Emmanuel Here are aome tips on preventing accldenll when working with yard and garden Tabernacle, POMEROY - Pomeroy pi~~MEROY _ IOTA Apostolic Loop Rd., Rutland, Vtllage Council, special ses- Masters will . meet II :30 equipment such IS llwn mowent and lrlctora. Taking the precautions described ston, ·7 p.m., municipal 14. through . April here can' help ensuralhal your outdoor spac11111re safe places for relaxing and building, discuss sewer a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Speakers, Robert E. Davis, hiving fun. plant. Church. Mike Gerlach to Wheelersburg, 1:30 speak on Meigs County his- Thursday ; Bud Tingle, tory. It is important to learn about the hazards of each p1ece of yard or gard·en equipment. and Madisonville, Ky., II a.m. Monday, Apri116 to take the following precautions to prevent injuries: Friday; Da~i !i, 7:30 Friday; CHESTER - Pomeroy Charles Children should never be in the yard while you 're mowing, and they should never Point Chapter 186, OES annual Pleasant, Birchfield, W.Va. , II a.m. ride on the mQWer. More than 800 young children get run over or backed over by inspection, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, April II Saturday; Davis, I p.m. riding·mowers each year. This happens ATHENS - The next Saturday. For more inforPOMEROY The meeting when children fall while being given of the Southeast mation call 740-742-2272. Middleport Literary Club Oho Woodland rides, or when they approach the Interest POMEROY - Revival will meet at 2 p.m: at the Group will be held at 7 p.m operating mower. Pomeroy Library. Members at the Athens County services are underway at • Many children suffer serious burns to will have a group discussion Exte nsion Office . John the Calvary Pilgrim ttteir hands and arms when they touch of The Memory Keepers Branner, local surveyor, to Chapel, State Route 143, the hot muffler of running or recently Daughter by Kim Edwards. speak on surveying and Pomeroy, and wi II continue running engines. Keep children away Program cmnmiuee will be finding boundary lines.. No at 7 p.m . nightly through in charge. Olita Heighton cost. For more information Sunday. Bill and Naomi from power equipment. · will be hostess. Tillis are the singers and • ; ·Dress appropriately for the job. This call 593-8555 . REEDSVILLE . evangelist. The Rev. includes: sturdy shoes with slip Saturday, April21 Eastern Athletic Boosters, 6 Charles Me Kenzie is pastor ' re$istant rubber SOI!ls. long pants and MIDDLEPORT p.m at the EHS cafeteria. Di sabled and _for more information American long-sleeved shirts, close-fitting clothes, Officers will be elected call 992-2369. Veterans 9th District spring eye protection, heavy gloves, hearing Thursday, April 12 Friday, April 13 . meeting will be held at the protection when needed. and no CHESTER The LONG BOTIOM -The Shade River Lodge 453 Meigs Chapter 53 halL Faith -Full Gospel Church jewelry, which can get caught in moving will hold its monthly stat- Dinner at noon, meeting at on S.R. 124, Long Bottom, parts. ed meeting at 7:30 p.m. I p.m. will have a gospel sing 7 • I;!efore mowing; walk around the area in which you will be working lo remove any Refreshments . p.m. Special guest will be · objects like sticks, glass. metal, wire, stones and siring thai could cause injury or TUPPERS PLAINS · _:_ Sara and The New Image. damage equipment Nails and wire are the most.hazardous objects thrown by VFW 9053 will meet at 7 Sunday, April 15 mowers, capable of killing bystanders. p.m. at the hall in Tuppers Thursday, April 12 MIDDLEPORT - Holy • Never work with electric power tools in wet or damp conditions. For protection Plains. Meal will be served TUPPERS PLAINS Humor Sunday where Jesus against electrocution, use a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). GFCis come at 6:30p.m. Tie-dye program, Eastern is the LIFE of the party will RACINE - Ohio River Library, 5 p.m., bring items be observed at the II a.m. in sevfral models, including portable plug-in types and as part of some extension cords. Handle gasoline carefully. Remember never to fill gas tanks while machinery is operating or when equipment is still hot Do not fuel equipmenl indoors. \Mpe up spills. Store gas in an approved conta1ner away from the house. Finally, never smoke or use any type of flame around gasoline. Church events Safety and Yard Equipment Go Together Clubs and organizations · Youth events Learn to ignore these bullies • ~alltpolt~ Jlailp m:rtbune •lloint lllea~ant l\egi~ter • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel Wednesday; Aprilu, 2007 ANNIE'S MAILBOX And Win A SPECIAL SECTION In The BYTHEBEND Community Calendar tinues to make a daily appearance. She also is obviously letting her hair Dear Annie: I have a go, too. My wife tells me beautiful 10-year-old Granny has never been a daughter, " Lisa_·· The proh- messy person. . lem is, she is teased by other · My wife and I are children. She is tall and very assuming that either her slim for her age, but they mind is starting to slip a call her "fat." little or she's depressed. If I didn't think Lisa would either is true, how do we take it to heart, but my hus- talk to Granny about ihis? band and I noticed she We don 't know what to do began controlling her por- for fear of ups'etting her. tions at dinner. We Worried about explai'ned to her that she Granny was healthy and very active Dear Worried: Bless and maybe these kids had you for paying attention to other issues and were taking these changes and under. it out on her. Then, the next standing what likely is day, a boy at school called going on. Someone should . her "fat." Lisa informed me call Granny's doctor and that she did not eat her ask that she be evaluated lunch that day and hid cook- immediately, and also have ies from the school bake her checked for possible sale so no one would see her infection or reaction to eat them. medication . My ".daughter is 4 feet 9 Granny may be wearing inches and weighs 89. the same outfit because she pounds. She's lost six is not capable of choosing pounds in the last couple of another one. · If she weeks. What can ltdo? Why removes the clothing at does society put so much night, someone can launder pressure on children -that a it while she's sleeping, and 10-year-old would lose replace it (in the same wei ght when she doesn't location) with . clean need to? I'm scared this clothes. As for her hair, mi ght get worse. What can 1 make an appointment for do?'- Worried Mom in Granny with a hairdresser Derby, Kan. and simply bring her, sayDear Mom: You. are ing sweetly and ' calmly, ri ght to be worried, "You're go ing to get your because Lisa is at risk of hair · done. You'll look developing a seriou s eat- beautiful.'' Or, you can do ing disorder. We saw the the same thing at home, photograph you sent, and telling her you're going to your dau ghter is truly try a special shampoo. lovely (tell her we said so) Dear Annie: I'm writing and quite obviously docs- in response to "Proud n' t need to lose any · Paramedic," who said there wei ght. Children tease to is no such thin g as an driver," get a reaction _ and Lisa "ambulance h· h because paramedics and h 1 10 is giving it em, w tc EMTs drive the ambulance. means they will continue · until she learns to ignore I am an ambulance dri . these nast~; idiotic remarks. In the meantnne , discuss thi s with your pediatrician , and also, please talk to the school £STABUSH~D 1895 counselor and principal. This is a form of bullying BACKSTAGE - and must stop. . Broadway Revue Dear Anme: My wife 's April13 at 8 pm grandmother is in her ~Os and has hved wtth my tnApri114 at 2 & 8 pm laws for decades. Recently Tickets $10 & $8 · we've all noticed that Granny has been wearing the same · outfit for weeks Auditions: at a. time, even thou gh she Disney's 'tot Dalmalians Kids has plenty or other clothes. My mother-in-law has April22·23 . offered to do her laundry The Ariei~Dater Hall as a subtle hint, but this 428Sec. Ave·. Gallipolis, OH ' 740.44n-A RT<; 't27R7l same unwashed outfit ·conBY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR ' PageA3 INGELS RADIO SHACK & Picture Gallery Middleport, OH · ; 'Amt:L ' ver, and not trained as an EMT or a paramedic. My sole job is to get the two EMTs wl\erever they need to go, as safely and quickly as possible. I was specifically trained for this job, and had to take a six-week driving course.·J spend my life racing as fast as I can to · help people, and I'd rather not have someone tell me I don't exist. Frustrated Driver Dear Driver: Depending upon the area, there are ambulance drivers who are EMTs and others who are not. We appreciate every single one of you . Annie's Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editor~ of the Ann Landers column. Please e-mail your questions to an niesmailbox @comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box ll8190, Chicago, lL 60611. To find out more about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. Souree: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Spring Storm Season •• Be Prepared to Take Cover ·We are entering the spring storm season. It is important lo be aware of approaching severe weather that could bring wilh it lighlning, hail, slrong winds and possibly tornadoes. During the past 30 years, lightning has killed an average of '66 people pE;~r year. When severe weather approaches take shelter and · follow these tips: Move to the lowest level. -. Stay away from windows and glass. • Protect your head and face. If possible, get under a sturdy table or other structure. When thunderstorms lhreaten, ·find shelter and consider this: • Stay away from windows and glass. • Avoid contaCt with anything that conducts · electricity. Remember the "30..30 Rule": If the time between the first flash of lightning and the resulting thunder is 30 seconds or less, the lightning is close enough to hit you. After the last flash of lightning wait 30 minutes before leaving your sheller. More than half of lightning deaths occur after a thunderstorm has passed. Source · National Weather Service Gavin Plant Cheshire, Ohio Welcome to ·o ur Clinic Asha Yell•mraju, MD, Is board-cenlfled In lntem•l Medldne, She is associated with Health First Care Center in Athens and is also available for appointments at the Meigs Medical Clinic. Call for an appointment with "Dr: Asha" or a physician specializing in: • Cardiology and Peripheral Vascular Disease ' · • Gastroen~erology • General Surgery • Internal Medtclne ;, Obstetrics and Gynecology • Podiatry and Podiatric Sursery H 3 East Memorial Dr. • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-9158 ~ o·:BLENEss ~ HEAlTH SYSTEM -· -. �, -' ' ' The Daily Sentinel " .• OPINION·· 'weooesday, Aprilu, 2007 TwQ_sides,_,to,, every Iraq story ' A positive attitude can'.t 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio .. , win a war, but it helps. (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 instead, defeati sm reigns www.mydallysentl~el.com supreme here at home _ Nowhere is the inherently negative criticism of the _Ohio Valley Publishing Co. war more evident than in the recent attacks on Sen. Dan Goodrich John McCain, R-Ariz., one Publisher of the initial backers of the Coalition troop "surge" inCharlene Hoeflich iraq. General Manager-News Editor Now I am one of the last people who want to whine about "the liberal medi a." It 's a boring complaint, one · Congress shall make no law respecting an that begs readers to skip the • establishment of religion, or prohibiting the rest of the article; but also. 1t's not entirely true and ·free exercise thereof; or abridgi11g the freedom produces few fruitful disof speech, or of the press; or the right of the cussions . Fact is, there are people peaceably to assemble, and to petitio11 some brave and hone st people from both 11arties the Government for a redress of grievances. reporting from -war zones. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution And they deserve respect and an audience, as their JObs share an amount of danger akin to the jobs of the servicemen and women Today is Wednesday, April I I, the 101 st day of 2007. they are reporting on. But said r~porters should not let There are 264 days left in the year. their bravery blur the di sToday's Highlight in History: . OnAprilll, 1945, during World War II, Americitn so ldiers tinction betw~en the facts liberated the notorious Nazi concentration camp and their opinions. CNN's Michael Ware· Buchenwald in Germany. went overboard rece ntly On this date: ,. In 1689, William ill and Mary II were crowned as join,t sovereigns of Britain. · In 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated as Emperor of the French and was banished to the island of Elba. :· In 1899, the treaty ending the Spanish-American War was declared in effect. .. ·In I951, President Harry Truman relieved Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his commands in the Far East . In 1953; Oveta Culp Hobby became the firSt Secretary of J:-lealth, Education and Welfare. _ _- In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1968. a week after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. In 1970. Apollo 13 blasted off on its ill-fated mission to the moon. (The astronauts managed to return safely). r In 1979, lcli Amin- was deposed as president of Uganda as rebels and exileS backed by Tanzanian forces seized control. . In 2001, ending a tense 11-day standoff. China agreed to free the 24 crew members of an American spy plane. ~ Ten years ago: The Air Force announced that despite an intensive nine-day search, it couldn't find a bomb-laden AI 0 warplane that had disappeared with its pilot during a training mission over Arizona. (The plane's wreckage was later found on a Colorado mountainside.) in Italy, fire damaged the 500-year-oid San Giovanni Cathc;dral, home of the . Shroud of Turin, which some consider Christ's burial cloth. Five years ago: U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., D'Ohio, was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks from businessmen and his own staff (Trallcant was later expelled from Congress and sentenced to eight years in prison.) The House responded to the Enron collapse by voting to add more worker protections to pension laws. Venezuelan police battled protesters demanding President Hugo Chavez's ouster_ Today's Birthdays: Former New York State Gov. Hugh Carey is 88. Ethel Kennedy is 79. Actor Johnn)' Sheffield is 76. Actor Joel Grey is 75. Actress Louise Lasser is 68. Syndicated columnist Ellen Goodman is 66. Movie writerdirector John Milius is 63. Actor Peter Riegert is 60. Actor Meshach Taylor is 60. Movie director Carl Franklin is 58. Actor Bill Irwin is 57. Country singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale is 50. Songwriter-producer Daryl Simmons is 50. Actor Lucky Vanous is 46. Country singer Steve Azar is 43. Singer Lisa 'Stansfield is 41. Rock musician Dylan Keefe (Marcy Playground) is 37. Actor Johnny Messner is 37. Actor Vicellous Shannon is 36. Singer Joss Stone is 20. Thought for Today: "If we were to wake up some morning and find that' everyone was the same race, creed, and color, · we would find some other causes for prejudice by noon."U.S. Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt (1892- 1984}. TODAY IN HISTORY '' PageA4 I· .t ' · -..,.<, .•,...,' ·~ Jleigllborhood in this city Kathryn Lopez when he vented on-air about former Vietnam_prisoner of war John McCain. questioning hi s credibility. In an angry rant, Ware told "Situation Room " host Wolf Blitzer, "We ll , I'd certainly like to bring Sen. McCain up to speed. if he ever gives me the opportunity. And if f have any difficulty hearing you right now. Wolf, that's because of the hel icopter circling overhead and the gun battle that is blazing just a few blocks down the road ." Ware, a supposedly objective reporter, added: " I mean, Sen . McCain ' s credibility now on Iraq , which has been so solid to. thi s point, has now been left out hanging to dry. To suggest that there 's any where an American can walk' freely is beyond ludicrous. I' d lo ve Sen . McCain to tell me where that neighborhood is, and he and I can go for a strolL" McCain was to be in Baghdad the following week , but Ware dismissed McCain's . congressional delegation, essentially calling it smoke and mirrors for the American people. What precipitated Ware's anger at the se nator? McCain, speaking from the United States at the time, had insisted the surge was makin g progre ss - not changing the face of Iraq - but show ing concrete signs of progress. My own instinct was to worry that McCain overstated hi s case when he sa id , on Bill Bennett 's morning radio program , there are nei ghborhoods in Iraq that are safe to walk through , the very statement that so enraged Ware. But just because good news is coming from a region currently .and hi storically - NEXT DAY: immersed in tragedy, doesn't diminish the credence of those fact s. And though I hesitate to question Ware- who 's on the ground in Iraq - the truth. I suspect, is most likely closer to what one Marine told W. Thomas Smith Jr. , from National Rev iew Online: " It 's not all . doom and gloom here. There are some good, progressive thing' happening, which are rarely reported, and I will explain in the coming days. But there also are a lot of bad things hap- · pening that don ' t make -the nightly cut.'' A delicate mix of both good and bad i' the reality of the _ongoing surge in Iraq. Media, politicians and citizens must now recognize the few truths - good or bad ·_ we receive from Baghdad and stop the uninfo rmed , part isan fingerpointing. · I Kathrm Lopez is the editor of National Review Onli11 e (ivww.nl:uionalreview.com)_ She can be contacted at klopez@nationll irevie11·.com:) TWO WEEKS LATER: I Lerters to the editor are welcome. The v should be less than 300 words. 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II , 1925 to the late Allen Edward Dtll, Sr. and Goldie (Persinge.) DilL He was formerly of Pomeroy and was an active outdoorsman and retired employee' of Shell Chemical Plant in Belpre. He also served ~1s country in the Navy during World War II. He 1s survived by Wife, Alice (Boring) Dill; sons Michael (ZoeAnn) Dtll of Vallejo, Ca., and Kevin (Marilyn) Dill of Jackson; gra~dchtldren , Knsty Mayse of Morehead, Ky. , Jenmler W1lhams of Marysville, Wa. , · Kimberll Dill of Vallejo, Ca., Matthew Dill of Benicia, Ca., Meredllh Dill of Jackson; great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn Dill of Marysville, Wash.,_ Courtney Mayse of Morehead Ky., and Antonia Mucana of Vallejo, Ca.; sisters, Gladys "Sis" (William) Bowers of Akron, Phyllis Bearhs and Katherine Meredith both of Pomeroy, and Doris (Clarence) Spurrier of Eagle River, Alaska. · Funeral service 2 p.m. Thursday April 12, 2007 at the Ftsher Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with Pastor Mike Percell officiating. Burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Fnends may call 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April I I, 2007 at the E1snaugle-Lewis Funeral Home in Jackson, and 12 p.m. till the time of the funeral at Fisher Funeral home on Thursday, April 12, 2007. Online condolences to www.e-k-iewisfuneral.com. Local Briefs Basket games planned POMEROY - The Meigs County Historical Society and Museum will hold a basket games session at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center 112 East Memorial drive, . Pomeroy, on Thursday, April 19. The doors will open at 5 p.m. and the games will begin at 6 p.m. Sponsors for baskets are still needed and anyone interested in sponsoring a basket is asked to contact the museum at 992-3810. In addition to regular games, there will be special events, door prizes, drawings, and a variety of foods available. For those purchasing tickets in advance, there will be a special ticket drawing for a basket around the house qualifies for Holzer Extra Care. There is no age requirement and no physician's order is ·required. Those who ~an benefit from the help Extra Care offers are working mothers who would enjoy· hou sekeeping assistance once a week, or a child of aging parents who need assistance going to a doc· tor 's appointment or help running errands. Many people can benefit from the services of Holzer Extra Care. For more information Submitted photo about sen•ices provided by Deloris Hupp has been able to remain in her own home Holzer Extra Care, .stop by because of the services she receives from Holzer Extra their office located at 2881 State Route /60 in Care personal_care aide Beverly Short. Gallipolis, or call locally at because of Holzer Extra Thank you so very much." 1740) 44/-3914 or toll free Care, I am now at home. Anyone needing help at I -800-920-8860. Ariel production auditions to begin ~ging, GALLIPOLIS - Ariel audiences will · be seeing spots. this summer, lots of spots, as The Ariel Jr. Theatre will present the stage musical, "Disney's 10 I Dalmatians Kids." The production is based on the popular 1961 animated feature-length film by Studios_ Walt Disney Production director, and Ariel executive director Joseph Wright, is seeking 50, or more, youth performers age 6-18 to fill the numerous, and varied roles in the musicaL , Says Wright, "This production is a ·great way to introduce young performers to the process - of musical theater, as it involves dancing .and acting · read scenes from the script with lots of color and fanThe P.roduction is set for fare in a short and enjoyable ·performances July 14-22. production." He continues, Those auditioning should be "Older youth performers available for rehearsals will enjoy bringing to life beginning right away, and the memorable characters continuing through midlike Cruelia DeVil, Horace July. · Cast members are & Jasper, Pongo& Perdita, expected to attend all schedand more." uled rehearsals, with miniAuditions for "Disney's mal absences and · schedul10 I Dalamtians Kids" will ing conflicts. Some casting be held on Sunday, April22, decisions will be based on from 1-4, and Monday, rehearsal availability. April 23, from 6-8, in the The Ariel Jr. Theatre proAriel auditorium. Those duction of "Disney's I 0 I planning to audition should Dalmatians Kids" is being arrive early to fill out paper- sponsored by Pepsi, ·Sunny work, and · plan to stay for 93.1 and Big Country 99.5. the full audition time. The Additional sponsorship young auditionees will be . opportunities are available. taught a simple song and - The /roduction will be dance, and may be asked to stage by Joseph Wright, Chamber_ math and sCience skills in Southeast Ohio." For more information on Rio's programs go to www.rio.edu. · from Page A1 In other chamber news, O'Bieness Memorial also stressed the university participating in Hospital ,is still offered a bachelor's 1 degree in English and that "Moovin .and Groovin' at the redundancies in the pro- The Dairy Bam," a fundraisgram had been eliminated in er to benefit the Athens County Child Advocacy the program. Hatfield also reported Center at 8 p.m. on April 28 the university is tentative- at The Dairy Barn. Tickets ly offering its first MBA B{e $25 per person, call 591Entrepreneurship 8886 for more information. -in Concentration this fail. In Performing will be the relation, the new Small Mudford Blues Band, Celia Business Entrepreneurship and Charlie Lewis, Ryan Center . will be utilizing Lewis and Elvis "Alex" students in the program to Presley. Bobbie Jo Yeager, managassist small business owners with general and busi- er of Curves of Pomeroy ness development ques- announced clients had collected I ,060 pounds of nontions. Hatfield also announc.ed perishable food for the the university is attempting Meigs County _Cooperative to offer col)ege level Parish. The 17th Annual Meigs physics at Eastern High County Chamber of School where students can Spring earl. dual credit. Stepping . Commerce out into local high schools Dinner/Dance and Auction and participating in the will take place from 6-1 l Southeast Ohio Center for p.m., Saturday at the Lazy T Excellence in Mathematics Royal Chaparral Resort. The luncheon was held at and Science .are just some of.. the ways Hatfield said the the Pomeroy Library !}nd university was trying to catered by Hometown, bridge the gap and improve Market. Jim Mullen school and they would spend endless hours fussing with his hair. She's so embarrassed by the way her mother has decorated the house with ail this "old lady Martha Stewart stuff' instead of Gwen Stefani and Lindsey Lohan posters that she's ashamed to invite any of her friends over, but ·Sanjaya will understand. He understands _that when she gets her own place, in a year or so, it will look a lot more like her room than that awful dining room with ail that old-fashioned ' 90s furniture her parents bought Jhey are practically antiques I How can they live that way? "Have you met Fergy'! What's she like? Ohh: that Simon. Someone should just g_ive him what ·for. How many friends do you have on My Space? Half a million' Wow. I have, like, six. "No, not 6 million, silly. Six. And two of them I don't really like that much. OK. Ready to look at your hair? I like to call it the 'Poodle.' What do you think? Here, hold the mirror up so you can see it in the back. " It kind of looks like Paula Abdul's hair. ThaJ would be so now, you could go out next week with Paula Abdul's hair' . :'What are you going to do after you win American Idol ? You should make a movie. A movie about a 13year-old girl who meets a big star, but their parents won ' t·let them date because they aren ' t old enough. Her parents haven't got a clue. But in the end, she gets tier braces removed and is real'ly beautiful, and they run away to live happily ever after at the maiL" There are some people who think that I billion Indian s are jamming the phone lines to vote for Sanjaya each week, or that · radio . host Howard Stern is ; ' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER CHARLESTON, W.Va: - Organizers have agreed to consider recent ex(lllrience when deciding who gets to jump from the New River Gorge Bridge after a man plunged to his -death during an annual parachut~ ing festival last October. Investigators detennined a lack of recent experience contributed to Brian Lee Schubert's fatal fall, according to a report released Monday by · the Fayette County Sheriff's Department and the National Park Service. The 66-year-old Alta Lorna, Caljf., resident's ~ast known BASE jump had come more than 40 years earlier, the report notes. The . acronym BASE stands for the places from which jumpers usually leap: buildings, antennae, spans and earth. Thousands of people Schubert watched as smashed into the New River 876 feet below during the Oct 20 Bridge Day festival. Venture from PageA1 sa botaging the vote just to be a provocateur, and some blame a Web site - voteforthe\ilorstcom - for trying to skew the vote, as Sanjaya is obviously . not the best singer yet he seems to hang on each week; But since when was - American Idol about singing? Who put that silly idea into your head? The world does not need another fake diva who sounds like Mariah Carey with her hand stuck in a blender. The world does not need a younger. less talented Justin Timberlake . American Idol. is about one thing and one thing only - ratings. I think millions of crying 13year-old girls who don ' t live in Bombay, who have never heard of Howard Stern and don't know about " vote for the· worst" are voting again and again and again for Sanjaya because he understands them. Worse things could happen. IJim Mullen is th(! author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Ufe " and "Baby's First Tattoo. " You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com) Mine from PageA1 they rccei ve the letter from the coal company representative about the blasting to take them up on the offer of . a pre-bia~t survey. Price said the response from the representatives is .;eguired to be by certified mml and told residents to make note if it comes by regular maiL None of the six residents in the pre-blast area who attended the meeting said they'd rect<ived any notification yet · of the offer of . pre-blast surveys. Price said the property ownef had the right to set the time when the survey took place and cautioned -residents about letting the representatives. do a 20minute inspection and the_~ leave. Price urged restdents to not let the inspection just include the outside of their homes but bring the repre sentativesinside their homes, pull furniture away . from the walls and having the representatives take photos of those walls, even if there is already a crac k: . Price advised res1dents do --- • J " . . ... .. ..• the same thing with ceilings, floors, foundations and even insist the representative crawl under the house to look at the structure if necessary. Price said not to forget doors and windows and to document if they open and shut Price also reminded residents to have the representatives documl!nt · eve·ry water source on their property because an impact of blasting is "water loss." "If they- tell you they don't have to check for water, that's not true," Price said. According to Price the · resident has a right io a copy of the pre-blast sur~ey and added, "the more documentation, .the better off you're going to be" ·should damage occur. · with musical assistance from Cheryl Enyart. Additional volunteer opportunities are available, as well. "Disney's 101 Dalmatians , Kids" is part of the Ariel's "Spectacufar Summer Performance Series," which includes: "Steel Magnolias"; "Melodramas and Mayhem"; ''The Unsinkal>le Molly Brown"; and Ve$as Legends Concert, featunng Dwight Icenhower, lrv Cass, and Matt King. Series tickets are currently o_n sale. Additional information on auditions and -productions can be obtained by calling the Ariel box office at 740446-ARTS (2787), or by visiting www.arieltheatre.org. : Bridge Day death prompts review of parachuters' experience Bv TIM HUBER Sanjaya-mania The picture of a I3-yearold blonde girl ctying helplessly in the studio audience while watching o\merican Idol contestant Sanjay a Malakar charmingly butcher another unchaiienging song was oddly riveting televi sion. She was bawling as if he were clubbing 'baby pandas to df{lth - two at a time. It's a puzzlement. I' m sure she was actually happy, and I'm equally sure she couldn' t tell you exactly why she was crying. If she could just meet him , just hang out with him, just be friends with him, all her problems would disappear, she would be the moSt popular girl in school , •her parents · would sudde nly understand her, she would no longer need braces, she would be forever confidant and secure. She could tell Sanjaya anything. Sanjaya would . never call her metal-mouth, Sanjaya would never let the Simon-like bullies at school iease her. Sanjaya 's not scared of them. . Sanjaya would come over to her house after Allen Edward Dill. Jr~ GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Extra Care has provided homema({ing, housekeeping, meal preparation and respite services to Gailia, Jackson and Meigs Counties in Ohio and Mason County in. West Virginia for more than seven years. Deloris Hupp, a resident of Gallipolis, has been a . client of Holzer Extra Care's since June 2006. She receives personal care and homemaking, which allows her to stay in her own home. Hupp says, "Before enrolling in this program, I was a resident of a nursing facility and was physically unable to live alone. I want-ed to return to my home more than anything, and SYRACUSE -The Syracuse Comtnunity Center will have a chicken barbecue Sunday. Serving will begin at I I a.m. The price is $6 per meal and can be eaten in or taken out SORRY. - The Daily Sentinel• Pqe As,. · www.mydailyse~tinel.com Holzer Extra Care makes a difference to clients Chicken BBQ set for Sunday LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ~ Wednesday; Aprilu, 2007 ' The Daily Sentinel ' '' "show up, fill out an application, give some medical information and attend meetings to be held once a month during the organiza-· tionai period, and then twice a month for activities. During the monthly meetings, venture activities such as backpacking, hiking, climbing, caving, canoeing, rowing and swimming as well as shooting sports will be planned. Frymyer works on county activities with the MGM Council and its assistant execl!tive area representative, . John Pinkerman, in · programs across a I 0-county area which includes Meigs and Gallia and involves over 3000 young people. . · "Taking' part in the Meigs Venture Crew provides ·an Witnesses said Schubert's chute opened about 25 feet above the water. Jumping continued after his body was taken away. Despite the apparent dearth of recent experience, organizers let Schubert jump after what the report says was a short preparation course. ''The length and adequacy _ of this preparation training cannot be eliminated as possible contributing factors to this fatal accident." Authorities are going to · leave it up to Bridge Day jumping organizers to ask _about recent experience and to determine whether it's relevant, Fayette County Sheriff Bill Laird saidl\Jesday. Bridge Day jumping organizer Jason Bell declined to comment, saying that all information is supposed to go through the sheriff. A day earlier, however, he told the Register-Herald newspaper in Beckley that organizers will ask for information on recent jumps. "We will up the standards," he ~aid. The park service did noi opportunity for teens to be involved -in a group where outdoor activities are stressed," said Frymyer, who encouraged participation in the new program. He said anyone wanting more information can contact him .at 696-1285, or call Dunham at God's NET. immediately return a phone · call Tuesday. Schubert had been a BASE jumping icon since 1966, when he and a friend became· the first people to leap from El Capitan, a nearly 3,000-foot-tall rock formation, in California's Yosemite National Park. That was his last known BASE jump, according to the report Schubert also had I 41 skydi ves to his credit, · although the report notes it was unclear whether any had occurred recently. Investigators concluded the chief cause of the accident was that Schubert wait~ ed far too long to open his parachute. 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It 's a boring complaint, one · Congress shall make no law respecting an that begs readers to skip the • establishment of religion, or prohibiting the rest of the article; but also. 1t's not entirely true and ·free exercise thereof; or abridgi11g the freedom produces few fruitful disof speech, or of the press; or the right of the cussions . Fact is, there are people peaceably to assemble, and to petitio11 some brave and hone st people from both 11arties the Government for a redress of grievances. reporting from -war zones. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution And they deserve respect and an audience, as their JObs share an amount of danger akin to the jobs of the servicemen and women Today is Wednesday, April I I, the 101 st day of 2007. they are reporting on. But said r~porters should not let There are 264 days left in the year. their bravery blur the di sToday's Highlight in History: . OnAprilll, 1945, during World War II, Americitn so ldiers tinction betw~en the facts liberated the notorious Nazi concentration camp and their opinions. CNN's Michael Ware· Buchenwald in Germany. went overboard rece ntly On this date: ,. In 1689, William ill and Mary II were crowned as join,t sovereigns of Britain. · In 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte abdicated as Emperor of the French and was banished to the island of Elba. :· In 1899, the treaty ending the Spanish-American War was declared in effect. .. ·In I951, President Harry Truman relieved Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his commands in the Far East . In 1953; Oveta Culp Hobby became the firSt Secretary of J:-lealth, Education and Welfare. _ _- In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1968. a week after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. In 1970. Apollo 13 blasted off on its ill-fated mission to the moon. (The astronauts managed to return safely). r In 1979, lcli Amin- was deposed as president of Uganda as rebels and exileS backed by Tanzanian forces seized control. . In 2001, ending a tense 11-day standoff. China agreed to free the 24 crew members of an American spy plane. ~ Ten years ago: The Air Force announced that despite an intensive nine-day search, it couldn't find a bomb-laden AI 0 warplane that had disappeared with its pilot during a training mission over Arizona. (The plane's wreckage was later found on a Colorado mountainside.) in Italy, fire damaged the 500-year-oid San Giovanni Cathc;dral, home of the . Shroud of Turin, which some consider Christ's burial cloth. Five years ago: U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., D'Ohio, was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks from businessmen and his own staff (Trallcant was later expelled from Congress and sentenced to eight years in prison.) The House responded to the Enron collapse by voting to add more worker protections to pension laws. Venezuelan police battled protesters demanding President Hugo Chavez's ouster_ Today's Birthdays: Former New York State Gov. Hugh Carey is 88. Ethel Kennedy is 79. Actor Johnn)' Sheffield is 76. Actor Joel Grey is 75. Actress Louise Lasser is 68. Syndicated columnist Ellen Goodman is 66. Movie writerdirector John Milius is 63. Actor Peter Riegert is 60. Actor Meshach Taylor is 60. Movie director Carl Franklin is 58. Actor Bill Irwin is 57. Country singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale is 50. Songwriter-producer Daryl Simmons is 50. Actor Lucky Vanous is 46. Country singer Steve Azar is 43. Singer Lisa 'Stansfield is 41. Rock musician Dylan Keefe (Marcy Playground) is 37. Actor Johnny Messner is 37. Actor Vicellous Shannon is 36. Singer Joss Stone is 20. Thought for Today: "If we were to wake up some morning and find that' everyone was the same race, creed, and color, · we would find some other causes for prejudice by noon."U.S. Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt (1892- 1984}. TODAY IN HISTORY '' PageA4 I· .t ' · -..,.<, .•,...,' ·~ Jleigllborhood in this city Kathryn Lopez when he vented on-air about former Vietnam_prisoner of war John McCain. questioning hi s credibility. In an angry rant, Ware told "Situation Room " host Wolf Blitzer, "We ll , I'd certainly like to bring Sen. McCain up to speed. if he ever gives me the opportunity. And if f have any difficulty hearing you right now. Wolf, that's because of the hel icopter circling overhead and the gun battle that is blazing just a few blocks down the road ." Ware, a supposedly objective reporter, added: " I mean, Sen . McCain ' s credibility now on Iraq , which has been so solid to. thi s point, has now been left out hanging to dry. To suggest that there 's any where an American can walk' freely is beyond ludicrous. I' d lo ve Sen . McCain to tell me where that neighborhood is, and he and I can go for a strolL" McCain was to be in Baghdad the following week , but Ware dismissed McCain's . congressional delegation, essentially calling it smoke and mirrors for the American people. What precipitated Ware's anger at the se nator? McCain, speaking from the United States at the time, had insisted the surge was makin g progre ss - not changing the face of Iraq - but show ing concrete signs of progress. My own instinct was to worry that McCain overstated hi s case when he sa id , on Bill Bennett 's morning radio program , there are nei ghborhoods in Iraq that are safe to walk through , the very statement that so enraged Ware. But just because good news is coming from a region currently .and hi storically - NEXT DAY: immersed in tragedy, doesn't diminish the credence of those fact s. And though I hesitate to question Ware- who 's on the ground in Iraq - the truth. I suspect, is most likely closer to what one Marine told W. Thomas Smith Jr. , from National Rev iew Online: " It 's not all . doom and gloom here. There are some good, progressive thing' happening, which are rarely reported, and I will explain in the coming days. But there also are a lot of bad things hap- · pening that don ' t make -the nightly cut.'' A delicate mix of both good and bad i' the reality of the _ongoing surge in Iraq. Media, politicians and citizens must now recognize the few truths - good or bad ·_ we receive from Baghdad and stop the uninfo rmed , part isan fingerpointing. · I Kathrm Lopez is the editor of National Review Onli11 e (ivww.nl:uionalreview.com)_ She can be contacted at klopez@nationll irevie11·.com:) TWO WEEKS LATER: I Lerters to the editor are welcome. The v should be less than 300 words. 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II , 1925 to the late Allen Edward Dtll, Sr. and Goldie (Persinge.) DilL He was formerly of Pomeroy and was an active outdoorsman and retired employee' of Shell Chemical Plant in Belpre. He also served ~1s country in the Navy during World War II. He 1s survived by Wife, Alice (Boring) Dill; sons Michael (ZoeAnn) Dtll of Vallejo, Ca., and Kevin (Marilyn) Dill of Jackson; gra~dchtldren , Knsty Mayse of Morehead, Ky. , Jenmler W1lhams of Marysville, Wa. , · Kimberll Dill of Vallejo, Ca., Matthew Dill of Benicia, Ca., Meredllh Dill of Jackson; great-grandchildren, Kaitlyn Dill of Marysville, Wash.,_ Courtney Mayse of Morehead Ky., and Antonia Mucana of Vallejo, Ca.; sisters, Gladys "Sis" (William) Bowers of Akron, Phyllis Bearhs and Katherine Meredith both of Pomeroy, and Doris (Clarence) Spurrier of Eagle River, Alaska. · Funeral service 2 p.m. Thursday April 12, 2007 at the Ftsher Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with Pastor Mike Percell officiating. Burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Fnends may call 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, April I I, 2007 at the E1snaugle-Lewis Funeral Home in Jackson, and 12 p.m. till the time of the funeral at Fisher Funeral home on Thursday, April 12, 2007. Online condolences to www.e-k-iewisfuneral.com. Local Briefs Basket games planned POMEROY - The Meigs County Historical Society and Museum will hold a basket games session at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center 112 East Memorial drive, . Pomeroy, on Thursday, April 19. The doors will open at 5 p.m. and the games will begin at 6 p.m. Sponsors for baskets are still needed and anyone interested in sponsoring a basket is asked to contact the museum at 992-3810. In addition to regular games, there will be special events, door prizes, drawings, and a variety of foods available. For those purchasing tickets in advance, there will be a special ticket drawing for a basket around the house qualifies for Holzer Extra Care. There is no age requirement and no physician's order is ·required. Those who ~an benefit from the help Extra Care offers are working mothers who would enjoy· hou sekeeping assistance once a week, or a child of aging parents who need assistance going to a doc· tor 's appointment or help running errands. Many people can benefit from the services of Holzer Extra Care. For more information Submitted photo about sen•ices provided by Deloris Hupp has been able to remain in her own home Holzer Extra Care, .stop by because of the services she receives from Holzer Extra their office located at 2881 State Route /60 in Care personal_care aide Beverly Short. Gallipolis, or call locally at because of Holzer Extra Thank you so very much." 1740) 44/-3914 or toll free Care, I am now at home. Anyone needing help at I -800-920-8860. Ariel production auditions to begin ~ging, GALLIPOLIS - Ariel audiences will · be seeing spots. this summer, lots of spots, as The Ariel Jr. Theatre will present the stage musical, "Disney's 10 I Dalmatians Kids." The production is based on the popular 1961 animated feature-length film by Studios_ Walt Disney Production director, and Ariel executive director Joseph Wright, is seeking 50, or more, youth performers age 6-18 to fill the numerous, and varied roles in the musicaL , Says Wright, "This production is a ·great way to introduce young performers to the process - of musical theater, as it involves dancing .and acting · read scenes from the script with lots of color and fanThe P.roduction is set for fare in a short and enjoyable ·performances July 14-22. production." He continues, Those auditioning should be "Older youth performers available for rehearsals will enjoy bringing to life beginning right away, and the memorable characters continuing through midlike Cruelia DeVil, Horace July. · Cast members are & Jasper, Pongo& Perdita, expected to attend all schedand more." uled rehearsals, with miniAuditions for "Disney's mal absences and · schedul10 I Dalamtians Kids" will ing conflicts. Some casting be held on Sunday, April22, decisions will be based on from 1-4, and Monday, rehearsal availability. April 23, from 6-8, in the The Ariel Jr. Theatre proAriel auditorium. Those duction of "Disney's I 0 I planning to audition should Dalmatians Kids" is being arrive early to fill out paper- sponsored by Pepsi, ·Sunny work, and · plan to stay for 93.1 and Big Country 99.5. the full audition time. The Additional sponsorship young auditionees will be . opportunities are available. taught a simple song and - The /roduction will be dance, and may be asked to stage by Joseph Wright, Chamber_ math and sCience skills in Southeast Ohio." For more information on Rio's programs go to www.rio.edu. · from Page A1 In other chamber news, O'Bieness Memorial also stressed the university participating in Hospital ,is still offered a bachelor's 1 degree in English and that "Moovin .and Groovin' at the redundancies in the pro- The Dairy Bam," a fundraisgram had been eliminated in er to benefit the Athens County Child Advocacy the program. Hatfield also reported Center at 8 p.m. on April 28 the university is tentative- at The Dairy Barn. Tickets ly offering its first MBA B{e $25 per person, call 591Entrepreneurship 8886 for more information. -in Concentration this fail. In Performing will be the relation, the new Small Mudford Blues Band, Celia Business Entrepreneurship and Charlie Lewis, Ryan Center . will be utilizing Lewis and Elvis "Alex" students in the program to Presley. Bobbie Jo Yeager, managassist small business owners with general and busi- er of Curves of Pomeroy ness development ques- announced clients had collected I ,060 pounds of nontions. Hatfield also announc.ed perishable food for the the university is attempting Meigs County _Cooperative to offer col)ege level Parish. The 17th Annual Meigs physics at Eastern High County Chamber of School where students can Spring earl. dual credit. Stepping . Commerce out into local high schools Dinner/Dance and Auction and participating in the will take place from 6-1 l Southeast Ohio Center for p.m., Saturday at the Lazy T Excellence in Mathematics Royal Chaparral Resort. The luncheon was held at and Science .are just some of.. the ways Hatfield said the the Pomeroy Library !}nd university was trying to catered by Hometown, bridge the gap and improve Market. Jim Mullen school and they would spend endless hours fussing with his hair. She's so embarrassed by the way her mother has decorated the house with ail this "old lady Martha Stewart stuff' instead of Gwen Stefani and Lindsey Lohan posters that she's ashamed to invite any of her friends over, but ·Sanjaya will understand. He understands _that when she gets her own place, in a year or so, it will look a lot more like her room than that awful dining room with ail that old-fashioned ' 90s furniture her parents bought Jhey are practically antiques I How can they live that way? "Have you met Fergy'! What's she like? Ohh: that Simon. Someone should just g_ive him what ·for. How many friends do you have on My Space? Half a million' Wow. I have, like, six. "No, not 6 million, silly. Six. And two of them I don't really like that much. OK. Ready to look at your hair? I like to call it the 'Poodle.' What do you think? Here, hold the mirror up so you can see it in the back. " It kind of looks like Paula Abdul's hair. ThaJ would be so now, you could go out next week with Paula Abdul's hair' . :'What are you going to do after you win American Idol ? You should make a movie. A movie about a 13year-old girl who meets a big star, but their parents won ' t·let them date because they aren ' t old enough. Her parents haven't got a clue. But in the end, she gets tier braces removed and is real'ly beautiful, and they run away to live happily ever after at the maiL" There are some people who think that I billion Indian s are jamming the phone lines to vote for Sanjaya each week, or that · radio . host Howard Stern is ; ' ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER CHARLESTON, W.Va: - Organizers have agreed to consider recent ex(lllrience when deciding who gets to jump from the New River Gorge Bridge after a man plunged to his -death during an annual parachut~ ing festival last October. Investigators detennined a lack of recent experience contributed to Brian Lee Schubert's fatal fall, according to a report released Monday by · the Fayette County Sheriff's Department and the National Park Service. The 66-year-old Alta Lorna, Caljf., resident's ~ast known BASE jump had come more than 40 years earlier, the report notes. The . acronym BASE stands for the places from which jumpers usually leap: buildings, antennae, spans and earth. Thousands of people Schubert watched as smashed into the New River 876 feet below during the Oct 20 Bridge Day festival. Venture from PageA1 sa botaging the vote just to be a provocateur, and some blame a Web site - voteforthe\ilorstcom - for trying to skew the vote, as Sanjaya is obviously . not the best singer yet he seems to hang on each week; But since when was - American Idol about singing? Who put that silly idea into your head? The world does not need another fake diva who sounds like Mariah Carey with her hand stuck in a blender. The world does not need a younger. less talented Justin Timberlake . American Idol. is about one thing and one thing only - ratings. I think millions of crying 13year-old girls who don ' t live in Bombay, who have never heard of Howard Stern and don't know about " vote for the· worst" are voting again and again and again for Sanjaya because he understands them. Worse things could happen. IJim Mullen is th(! author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Ufe " and "Baby's First Tattoo. " You can reach him at jim_mullen@myway.com) Mine from PageA1 they rccei ve the letter from the coal company representative about the blasting to take them up on the offer of . a pre-bia~t survey. Price said the response from the representatives is .;eguired to be by certified mml and told residents to make note if it comes by regular maiL None of the six residents in the pre-blast area who attended the meeting said they'd rect<ived any notification yet · of the offer of . pre-blast surveys. Price said the property ownef had the right to set the time when the survey took place and cautioned -residents about letting the representatives. do a 20minute inspection and the_~ leave. Price urged restdents to not let the inspection just include the outside of their homes but bring the repre sentativesinside their homes, pull furniture away . from the walls and having the representatives take photos of those walls, even if there is already a crac k: . Price advised res1dents do --- • J " . . ... .. ..• the same thing with ceilings, floors, foundations and even insist the representative crawl under the house to look at the structure if necessary. Price said not to forget doors and windows and to document if they open and shut Price also reminded residents to have the representatives documl!nt · eve·ry water source on their property because an impact of blasting is "water loss." "If they- tell you they don't have to check for water, that's not true," Price said. According to Price the · resident has a right io a copy of the pre-blast sur~ey and added, "the more documentation, .the better off you're going to be" ·should damage occur. · with musical assistance from Cheryl Enyart. Additional volunteer opportunities are available, as well. "Disney's 101 Dalmatians , Kids" is part of the Ariel's "Spectacufar Summer Performance Series," which includes: "Steel Magnolias"; "Melodramas and Mayhem"; ''The Unsinkal>le Molly Brown"; and Ve$as Legends Concert, featunng Dwight Icenhower, lrv Cass, and Matt King. Series tickets are currently o_n sale. Additional information on auditions and -productions can be obtained by calling the Ariel box office at 740446-ARTS (2787), or by visiting www.arieltheatre.org. : Bridge Day death prompts review of parachuters' experience Bv TIM HUBER Sanjaya-mania The picture of a I3-yearold blonde girl ctying helplessly in the studio audience while watching o\merican Idol contestant Sanjay a Malakar charmingly butcher another unchaiienging song was oddly riveting televi sion. She was bawling as if he were clubbing 'baby pandas to df{lth - two at a time. It's a puzzlement. I' m sure she was actually happy, and I'm equally sure she couldn' t tell you exactly why she was crying. If she could just meet him , just hang out with him, just be friends with him, all her problems would disappear, she would be the moSt popular girl in school , •her parents · would sudde nly understand her, she would no longer need braces, she would be forever confidant and secure. She could tell Sanjaya anything. Sanjaya would . never call her metal-mouth, Sanjaya would never let the Simon-like bullies at school iease her. Sanjaya 's not scared of them. . Sanjaya would come over to her house after Allen Edward Dill. Jr~ GALLIPOLIS - Holzer Extra Care has provided homema({ing, housekeeping, meal preparation and respite services to Gailia, Jackson and Meigs Counties in Ohio and Mason County in. West Virginia for more than seven years. Deloris Hupp, a resident of Gallipolis, has been a . client of Holzer Extra Care's since June 2006. She receives personal care and homemaking, which allows her to stay in her own home. Hupp says, "Before enrolling in this program, I was a resident of a nursing facility and was physically unable to live alone. I want-ed to return to my home more than anything, and SYRACUSE -The Syracuse Comtnunity Center will have a chicken barbecue Sunday. Serving will begin at I I a.m. The price is $6 per meal and can be eaten in or taken out SORRY. - The Daily Sentinel• Pqe As,. · www.mydailyse~tinel.com Holzer Extra Care makes a difference to clients Chicken BBQ set for Sunday LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ~ Wednesday; Aprilu, 2007 ' The Daily Sentinel ' '' "show up, fill out an application, give some medical information and attend meetings to be held once a month during the organiza-· tionai period, and then twice a month for activities. During the monthly meetings, venture activities such as backpacking, hiking, climbing, caving, canoeing, rowing and swimming as well as shooting sports will be planned. Frymyer works on county activities with the MGM Council and its assistant execl!tive area representative, . John Pinkerman, in · programs across a I 0-county area which includes Meigs and Gallia and involves over 3000 young people. . · "Taking' part in the Meigs Venture Crew provides ·an Witnesses said Schubert's chute opened about 25 feet above the water. Jumping continued after his body was taken away. Despite the apparent dearth of recent experience, organizers let Schubert jump after what the report says was a short preparation course. ''The length and adequacy _ of this preparation training cannot be eliminated as possible contributing factors to this fatal accident." Authorities are going to · leave it up to Bridge Day jumping organizers to ask _about recent experience and to determine whether it's relevant, Fayette County Sheriff Bill Laird saidl\Jesday. Bridge Day jumping organizer Jason Bell declined to comment, saying that all information is supposed to go through the sheriff. A day earlier, however, he told the Register-Herald newspaper in Beckley that organizers will ask for information on recent jumps. "We will up the standards," he ~aid. The park service did noi opportunity for teens to be involved -in a group where outdoor activities are stressed," said Frymyer, who encouraged participation in the new program. He said anyone wanting more information can contact him .at 696-1285, or call Dunham at God's NET. immediately return a phone · call Tuesday. Schubert had been a BASE jumping icon since 1966, when he and a friend became· the first people to leap from El Capitan, a nearly 3,000-foot-tall rock formation, in California's Yosemite National Park. That was his last known BASE jump, according to the report Schubert also had I 41 skydi ves to his credit, · although the report notes it was unclear whether any had occurred recently. Investigators concluded the chief cause of the accident was that Schubert wait~ ed far too long to open his parachute. 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Southwest winds 10 to Showers likely. and my mother doesn ' t ommcndation is for two this group, I'd still recom- Box JJO, Athens, Ohio 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 Thunderstorms likely in the either. What should I do'' evening ... Then a chance of shQts for everyone. For chil- mend that you speak with 45701, or via e·mail to percent. Answer: First of all, your .dren, the first shot is given your doctor about getting readerquestions@family· Thursday.•• Mostly cloudy thunderstorms after midobservation about chicken- after age I and the second is the chi ckenpox vaccine. medicinenews.org. Medical with a 30 percent chance of night. Lows in the upper pox coming in the spri ng is given about age ~. For This is because chickenpox inforf11(J/ion in this column showers. Highs around 50, 40s. Chance of rain 70 per, correct. 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WV (304) 773-5721 0-3 3-0 '3~1 2-2 2-2 2-3 0-4' MERCERVILLE Continuing one of its best stans in recent memory, the Southern Tornado baseball team blanked the South Gallia Rebels 19-0 Tuesday night to improve to 8-2 on the season. The non-league, mercy rule, non-league win was the third straight for Southem,' which lost the opener of a double header Saturday, but won the second to ignite the current streak. An RBI single by Southern's Pat Johnson knocked in Burch Marnhout with' the first run, then an error on a hard-hit ball by Ryan Chapman broughi home Johnson for a 2-0 SHS lead . In the second, Southern continued·to J20Und the ball. Three hits (Pierce single, Johnson triple) and a walk set up a grand slam hom~ run by junior Wes Riffle. The drive sent Southern into the next inning with a 6-0 advantage ·, , Southern s thtrd saw much of the same. Southern plated eight runs in the third mning. Four walks, sinl!ies J.R. Hupp and Jake unter, and a Chagman two-run double com ined with an error to push .the score to 14-0. Singles (Trenton Roseberry, J .1) Whittington, and Brett Beegle) combined with two errors and a fielder's choice for five more Tornado runs and the 19-0 finale. Chapman picked up the win with seven strikeouts and one walk, while Brad Brown and Bryan Harris (two strikeouts, no walks) came on in relief. Micah Cardwell and Travis McCarty combined in the loss. Together they ~ A Valley 000 030 0 -322 Eastern 108 300 )( - 12 12 2 AVHS (1·7): Eric Caldwell, Ryan Eggleton (4) and Jason Jones EHS (5-3)oMaH Morris, Jake lyndl (5) · and Derek Young WP - Morris; LP - Caldwell · Brad Sherman/photo Southern junior w,es Riffle watches his grand slam home run take flight during the second mmng of Tuesday s non-conference baseball game agamst South Gallia 111 Meroervtlle. · struck out three and walked seven hits and seven earned ing eight earned runs - and eight. · runs in that frame, catapult- eight hits in his three innings SOUTHEN 19· s GAWA 0 ing the hosts to a 9-0 ad van- of work. Caldwell did not Southern ooo 248 50 - 19 14 0 SGallia oo . - · o 2 4 tage. , record a stn'keou t an d a1 so WP- Chapman. LP- Cardwell. EHS added three . more walked three in the setback. runs in the fourth for a 12-0 Eggleton entered in the Eastern 12, River VaHey 3 edge, but the Raiders 0 _7) fourth and allowed four hits, a TUPPERS PLAINS- An walk and hit two batters in his put up one last fight in the three · 1'nn1'ngs of work:· inning fifth 'th thr rt 0 f th · eight-run third s etr · Egfeton also struck out two allowed Eastern to claim a own,-WI coneee 1ud'ru mf the. con- an surrendered three earned s e a so nf tesTht .at tS·t~l12-3 fidmBal. k , runs. sweep · 0 e 1 ver an ac manDerek Young, Derek Griffin v i s i t i n g a~ed only two hits off the and Ben Buckley all had two R i v e r pttching duo of Matt Morris hits for the Eagles. Cory Valley fol- and Jake Lynch. Morris did- Shaffer, Joel Lynch, Matt !'owing a n'r allow a hit or run in his Morris, . Andrew Benedum, 12-3 base- four innings of work, strik- Titus Pierce anjj Jake Lynch ball 'victory ing out five in the winning provided the other safeties in Tuesday in decision. Lynch allowed a the triumph. non-league double apiece to Ryan Morris and Pierce also action. Eg~leton and Jason Jones in added two RB!s to the winMorrie T h e relief. Lynch also fanned ning cause, while Eggleton four and walked two. had a pair of RB!s in the setEagles (5-3) led 1-0 after Eastern pounded out a back. · two complete irutings, then dozen hits tigainst the Raider Eastern also won the season sent II batters to the plate in pitching duo of Eric Caldwell opener against these same the bottom of the third, The and Eggleton. Caldwell Raiders by a 22-4 count in five Green and White produced allowed mne runs - mclud- innings back on March 26. _ Meigs 14, Trimble 4 ROCK SPRINGS Meigs won its sixth straight baseball game Tuesday after defeating non-league foe Trimble by a 14-4 count in six innings. The Marauders (6-3) jumped out to a 7-0 lead thr o ugh t'hree innings, and starting pitcher B r y a n DeLong made that early run su pport stick all Delong evening long. DeLong worked a complete game, allowing justtwo earned runs and five hits in six innings of work_ The sophomore also fanned II and walked just two. DeLong also struck seven of the first nine batters of the contest. The Maroon and Gold pounded out nine hits and eillhr earned runs against a patr of Tomcat pitchers. Clayton Blackston led the way with three hits in the triumph, foll'lwed by DeLong and Ryan Jeffers with two . .· · safeties apiece. Jacob Well and Dave Poole provided the other hits for MHS, which improved to 5-0 this season at home. . Trimble commined II errors in the contest. Staner Joel Barrett took the loss in his five innings of work. MEIGS 14, TRIMBLE 4 Tnmble · 000 220 - 4 5 11 Meigs 016 223 - 14 9 2 THS: Joel Barrett. Taylor Russell (6) and Kasey Cruse MHS (6·3): Bryan Delong and J.T. Evans WP- DeLong; LP - Barrett Meigs falls to Lady Tomcats; Southern, Eastern post wins STAFJ' REPORTS SPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM which put the Green and, effoit. She fanned one, White within striking diswalked none, gave up 12 hits, tance. II runs, and hit one batter. TUPPERS PLAINS SOUTHERN 11, S GALLIA 0 Brittany Hardway paced Southern 422 21 11 12 2 You could , call it a grand, the Lady Raide{s wtth a pair SGallia 000 00 - 016 · bland ending - . as in of singles. Stephanie Griffith WP - Eddy. LP - Fulks. Eastern's Kathryn Sland. had a double and Terra AUSTIN, Texas (AP) That's because it was her Porter had a single along Trimble 14, Meigs 8 Kevin Durant is done with hit that capped an incredible with two runs batted in. ROCK SPRINGS college. comeback Holly Taylor and Kayla Visiting Trimble scored seven runs in the final three innings Durant, an 18-year-old for an Smith added hits while Kari to secure a 14-8 softball victoTexas fre sl)man and The E a s t e r n McFann and Kirsten Carter · ry over Meigs Tuesday in non· Lady Eagle knocked in runs in the setAssociated Press Player of conference action. 1 back. f~u~ee3~1 ~ · The game started well for the Year, said Tuesday he's The Lady Marauders (5-3) leaving the Longhorns to committed five errors in the River Valley, as it ·scored enter the NBA draft. victory. setback, and the Lady Tomcats three times in the opening "I enjoyed my year here Bland hit took full advantage of those th;ll lead frame and held at Texas," Durant said in a a walk off, mistakes by pounding out II statement released before t w o - r u n until late in the game. hits in the six-run triumph. his news conference. "All double in McFanri, Porter and Carter lied at five through four · the fans and everyone here Bland the bottom dr.ove in runs for the Silver complete, THS plated four of the sev- and Black. consecutive runs with three at Texas made me feel right enth ending to lift her team The Lady Raiders ' final hits, a walk and an error at home, considering I was to a thrillin~ 5_4 high school run came in the fourth after against Maroon and Gold so far from home. I will softball vtctory over. the. Griffith walked, stole two starter Hailey Ebersbach. always be a Longhorn and R' y; 11 L d R31'd IVer a ey a Y ers bases and scored on a never forget what the peo· Amy Barr took over in the on Tuesday - snapping a ground-out off ihe bat of fifth, but Trimble came up pie of Texas have done for five game losing streak in Porter. It gave River Valley a with three more runs in the me." 4-1 cushion, but it wasn't the process. siXth thanks to three hits and After an All-American The hit, her .second of the enough as Eastern rallied for an error. season in which he swept game, drove in teammates four runs over its final two ' ' .' Trailing 12-5 headed into the major player of the Kelsey Holter and Brittany at-bats to come away with Bryan Walters/photo the bottom of the sixth, the year awards, few expected Bissell- completing a huge the victory. Meigs coach Dave Fife, second from right, talks to his hosts managed three runs 'on a Durant to play another sea- 1 comeback by the Lady Sasha Collins picked up inning of Tuesday's non-league soft- walk and three hits to pull son in college. Eagles that saw them score the pitching victory, allow- infield during the. fourth within 12-8. . t T' bl t R k S . Now the question is four times over the final two ing JUSt three hits and strik- ba II con t es t agams rtm e a oc pnngs. Trimble tacked on two whether he' ll be . the first frames ro erase 4-1 deficit. ing out four batters. McFann hit pitching of Sarah Eddy. the fourth, then Cundiff ham- insurance runs in the seventh, pick of the June 28 draft. The win raised Pam surrendered seven hits and Southern scored four times mered a run-scoring double, ' securing the 14-8 decision. Durant and Ohio State's Douthit's club to4-8 overall, struck out four in the loss. in the ftrst inning when Sarah the score I0-0. Southern Meigs had 10 hits in the EASTERN 5, RIVER VALLEY 4 freshman center Greg and broke a string of five Eddy reached on an error, scored a si ngle run in the fifth loss, with Lian Hoffman leadValley 300 001 0 - 4 37 Oden - who has nor yet consecutive losses. Eastern R Whitney Wolfe-Riffle off . SG starter Niki Fulks. ing the way with three . . Eastern 001 002 2 - 5 73 said if he 'II leave college lost . four games during a Kari McFann and Tena Porter. Sasha reached safely on a fielder's Eddy sinllled .and scored on a Amber Burton followed ana Kathryn Bland. - . are considered the like- weekend tournament, and ·. COllins choice, Vir~inia Brickles M'as. Turley tnple to account for with two safeties, while Meri wP - Collins. LP - McFann. ly first two picks. also . fell to Southern on hit with pttch and Stephanie the winner's final run. . VanMeter, Cass1 Whan, Monday. Southern 11, s Gallia 0 Cundiff had a two-run single. Meanwhile, the winning Whi~ey Smith and Ebersbach River Valley, which was MERCERVILLE _ The Sophomore Chelsea Pape pitcher Edd¥ was on top of prov1~ed one aptece. .. also in need of.a victory, saw followed up with a two-run her game, giving up just one Alhe Jago paced the vtctors CoNTAcrUs hit (a single to Britney wtth four hils and four runs its overall mark fall to 1-6 Southern Lady Tornadoes double for 'the 4-0 lead. . Eddy.blanked South Gallia Spurlock), walking four, and scored. Katl~n ~alton! who I OVP Sc:"orellne (S p.m.-1 o.m.) after the heanbreaking loss. claimed their third straight • 'v i c t 0 r Y in the first inning. In the top striking oljt eight in the shut- was .the . wmn!ng pttcher, It was also Eastern's sec1-710.--«6-2342 ext. 33 T.u e s d a Y of the second frame, Eddy our win. added three safeties. · ond win over River Valley night, an again hit a hard shot and Turley nearly hit,. for the Ebt;rsbach took the loss, this year . Fu- 1-740-446-3008 11-0 shutreached on an error with two cycle with a smgle, double, allowmg seven htts, five walks Bland was one of two E-moll- sportsOmydailyMntlnel.com out, mercy out. .Kasey Turley doubled and triple and two RBis, and seven earned runs. Lady Eagles with multiple Soorta Staff rule victory home Eddy with the fifth run, Wolfe-Riffle singled and Ebersbach also fanned three: hits as Amber White logged Brad Sherman, Sports Editor · a pair of singles. Kate over the then Wolfe-Riffle rifled an triple with two RBis, Eddy Barr surrendered f<?ur hits . (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 S · o u t h RBI single for a 6-0 SHS was 1-4 with two RBis and and four earned runs m three Wilfong and. Cassie Hauber bsherman O mydaitytribooe.com G a I I i a advantage. three run s scored· and · mrungs of work. Meigs B each doubled and Kelsey . _ • · Trtmbll14, Larry Crum, Sports Writer Holter added a single· and Rebels . - Southern · scored two runs Stephanie Cundiff had three Trimble oso 043 2 ~ - 1•112 , 1740) 445-2342, ext. 23 Southern, · in the t!tird as Katlyn RBis off a double and single. Maigs . 203 003 o - a. to 5 RBI. . d L' d C · THS: Katlyn Watton and Abby W~m laumOmydailyregister.com Hannah Cozart ·and Sami Cundiff now 4 -5, Spradl mg ari · m sey helsea Pape had two smgles MHS (5·31: Hailey Ellersbaeh. Amy Barr blanked the Buzzard had RBis off an and two RB!s. (51 and Amber Burton · Bryan Walters, Sports Writer Cummins both drove in runs · th e non-1eague erro'r and smg · Ie, 8-0 . "\\Y''o"e Fulk s SU•.•ere "" d th. e 1oss £•Or. 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Not as mentary school teacher. am.l children between 19 months get the vaccine after expo- enpox probably woul(j winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance cool with lows in the mid of rain 80 percent. 40s. I dread seeing >pring come · imd their !'3th binhday who sure to chickenpox_to pre- serve you well . Wednesday night •.• because the children blos- have not had chickenpox; vent an outbreak as well. Saturday... Showers likeCloudy. Showers likely with ly_ Thunderstorms likely in som with chickenpox. I and third, for anyone 13 and About 75 percent of U.S. Family Medicine® is a thought there \.1 as a ,·ace inc older who has not had adults without a known his- weekly .column. To submit a· chance of thunderstorms the aftern.oon. Highs in the now to prevent this illness. I chickenpox. tory of chickenpox are nev- questions, write to Martha in the evening ... Then a upper 60s. Chance of rain am worried that I may gel lnitially children were ertheless immune to this A. Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., chance of showers after 70 percent, chickenpox. I don't remem- .given just one shot and disease. While there is a Ohio ,University College of midnight. Lows in the lower Saturday night. .• ber having them as a child adults two, but now the rec- good chance that you are in Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. 40s. Southwest winds 10 to Showers likely. and my mother doesn ' t ommcndation is for two this group, I'd still recom- Box JJO, Athens, Ohio 15 mph . Chance of rain 70 Thunderstorms likely in the either. What should I do'' evening ... Then a chance of shQts for everyone. For chil- mend that you speak with 45701, or via e·mail to percent. Answer: First of all, your .dren, the first shot is given your doctor about getting readerquestions@family· Thursday.•• Mostly cloudy thunderstorms after midobservation about chicken- after age I and the second is the chi ckenpox vaccine. medicinenews.org. Medical with a 30 percent chance of night. 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WV (304) 773-5721 0-3 3-0 '3~1 2-2 2-2 2-3 0-4' MERCERVILLE Continuing one of its best stans in recent memory, the Southern Tornado baseball team blanked the South Gallia Rebels 19-0 Tuesday night to improve to 8-2 on the season. The non-league, mercy rule, non-league win was the third straight for Southem,' which lost the opener of a double header Saturday, but won the second to ignite the current streak. An RBI single by Southern's Pat Johnson knocked in Burch Marnhout with' the first run, then an error on a hard-hit ball by Ryan Chapman broughi home Johnson for a 2-0 SHS lead . In the second, Southern continued·to J20Und the ball. Three hits (Pierce single, Johnson triple) and a walk set up a grand slam hom~ run by junior Wes Riffle. The drive sent Southern into the next inning with a 6-0 advantage ·, , Southern s thtrd saw much of the same. Southern plated eight runs in the third mning. Four walks, sinl!ies J.R. Hupp and Jake unter, and a Chagman two-run double com ined with an error to push .the score to 14-0. Singles (Trenton Roseberry, J .1) Whittington, and Brett Beegle) combined with two errors and a fielder's choice for five more Tornado runs and the 19-0 finale. Chapman picked up the win with seven strikeouts and one walk, while Brad Brown and Bryan Harris (two strikeouts, no walks) came on in relief. Micah Cardwell and Travis McCarty combined in the loss. Together they ~ A Valley 000 030 0 -322 Eastern 108 300 )( - 12 12 2 AVHS (1·7): Eric Caldwell, Ryan Eggleton (4) and Jason Jones EHS (5-3)oMaH Morris, Jake lyndl (5) · and Derek Young WP - Morris; LP - Caldwell · Brad Sherman/photo Southern junior w,es Riffle watches his grand slam home run take flight during the second mmng of Tuesday s non-conference baseball game agamst South Gallia 111 Meroervtlle. · struck out three and walked seven hits and seven earned ing eight earned runs - and eight. · runs in that frame, catapult- eight hits in his three innings SOUTHEN 19· s GAWA 0 ing the hosts to a 9-0 ad van- of work. Caldwell did not Southern ooo 248 50 - 19 14 0 SGallia oo . - · o 2 4 tage. , record a stn'keou t an d a1 so WP- Chapman. LP- Cardwell. EHS added three . more walked three in the setback. runs in the fourth for a 12-0 Eggleton entered in the Eastern 12, River VaHey 3 edge, but the Raiders 0 _7) fourth and allowed four hits, a TUPPERS PLAINS- An walk and hit two batters in his put up one last fight in the three · 1'nn1'ngs of work:· inning fifth 'th thr rt 0 f th · eight-run third s etr · Egfeton also struck out two allowed Eastern to claim a own,-WI coneee 1ud'ru mf the. con- an surrendered three earned s e a so nf tesTht .at tS·t~l12-3 fidmBal. k , runs. sweep · 0 e 1 ver an ac manDerek Young, Derek Griffin v i s i t i n g a~ed only two hits off the and Ben Buckley all had two R i v e r pttching duo of Matt Morris hits for the Eagles. Cory Valley fol- and Jake Lynch. Morris did- Shaffer, Joel Lynch, Matt !'owing a n'r allow a hit or run in his Morris, . Andrew Benedum, 12-3 base- four innings of work, strik- Titus Pierce anjj Jake Lynch ball 'victory ing out five in the winning provided the other safeties in Tuesday in decision. Lynch allowed a the triumph. non-league double apiece to Ryan Morris and Pierce also action. Eg~leton and Jason Jones in added two RB!s to the winMorrie T h e relief. Lynch also fanned ning cause, while Eggleton four and walked two. had a pair of RB!s in the setEagles (5-3) led 1-0 after Eastern pounded out a back. · two complete irutings, then dozen hits tigainst the Raider Eastern also won the season sent II batters to the plate in pitching duo of Eric Caldwell opener against these same the bottom of the third, The and Eggleton. Caldwell Raiders by a 22-4 count in five Green and White produced allowed mne runs - mclud- innings back on March 26. _ Meigs 14, Trimble 4 ROCK SPRINGS Meigs won its sixth straight baseball game Tuesday after defeating non-league foe Trimble by a 14-4 count in six innings. The Marauders (6-3) jumped out to a 7-0 lead thr o ugh t'hree innings, and starting pitcher B r y a n DeLong made that early run su pport stick all Delong evening long. DeLong worked a complete game, allowing justtwo earned runs and five hits in six innings of work_ The sophomore also fanned II and walked just two. DeLong also struck seven of the first nine batters of the contest. The Maroon and Gold pounded out nine hits and eillhr earned runs against a patr of Tomcat pitchers. Clayton Blackston led the way with three hits in the triumph, foll'lwed by DeLong and Ryan Jeffers with two . .· · safeties apiece. Jacob Well and Dave Poole provided the other hits for MHS, which improved to 5-0 this season at home. . Trimble commined II errors in the contest. Staner Joel Barrett took the loss in his five innings of work. MEIGS 14, TRIMBLE 4 Tnmble · 000 220 - 4 5 11 Meigs 016 223 - 14 9 2 THS: Joel Barrett. Taylor Russell (6) and Kasey Cruse MHS (6·3): Bryan Delong and J.T. Evans WP- DeLong; LP - Barrett Meigs falls to Lady Tomcats; Southern, Eastern post wins STAFJ' REPORTS SPORTS@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM which put the Green and, effoit. She fanned one, White within striking diswalked none, gave up 12 hits, tance. II runs, and hit one batter. TUPPERS PLAINS SOUTHERN 11, S GALLIA 0 Brittany Hardway paced Southern 422 21 11 12 2 You could , call it a grand, the Lady Raide{s wtth a pair SGallia 000 00 - 016 · bland ending - . as in of singles. Stephanie Griffith WP - Eddy. LP - Fulks. Eastern's Kathryn Sland. had a double and Terra AUSTIN, Texas (AP) That's because it was her Porter had a single along Trimble 14, Meigs 8 Kevin Durant is done with hit that capped an incredible with two runs batted in. ROCK SPRINGS college. comeback Holly Taylor and Kayla Visiting Trimble scored seven runs in the final three innings Durant, an 18-year-old for an Smith added hits while Kari to secure a 14-8 softball victoTexas fre sl)man and The E a s t e r n McFann and Kirsten Carter · ry over Meigs Tuesday in non· Lady Eagle knocked in runs in the setAssociated Press Player of conference action. 1 back. f~u~ee3~1 ~ · The game started well for the Year, said Tuesday he's The Lady Marauders (5-3) leaving the Longhorns to committed five errors in the River Valley, as it ·scored enter the NBA draft. victory. setback, and the Lady Tomcats three times in the opening "I enjoyed my year here Bland hit took full advantage of those th;ll lead frame and held at Texas," Durant said in a a walk off, mistakes by pounding out II statement released before t w o - r u n until late in the game. hits in the six-run triumph. his news conference. "All double in McFanri, Porter and Carter lied at five through four · the fans and everyone here Bland the bottom dr.ove in runs for the Silver complete, THS plated four of the sev- and Black. consecutive runs with three at Texas made me feel right enth ending to lift her team The Lady Raiders ' final hits, a walk and an error at home, considering I was to a thrillin~ 5_4 high school run came in the fourth after against Maroon and Gold so far from home. I will softball vtctory over. the. Griffith walked, stole two starter Hailey Ebersbach. always be a Longhorn and R' y; 11 L d R31'd IVer a ey a Y ers bases and scored on a never forget what the peo· Amy Barr took over in the on Tuesday - snapping a ground-out off ihe bat of fifth, but Trimble came up pie of Texas have done for five game losing streak in Porter. It gave River Valley a with three more runs in the me." 4-1 cushion, but it wasn't the process. siXth thanks to three hits and After an All-American The hit, her .second of the enough as Eastern rallied for an error. season in which he swept game, drove in teammates four runs over its final two ' ' .' Trailing 12-5 headed into the major player of the Kelsey Holter and Brittany at-bats to come away with Bryan Walters/photo the bottom of the sixth, the year awards, few expected Bissell- completing a huge the victory. Meigs coach Dave Fife, second from right, talks to his hosts managed three runs 'on a Durant to play another sea- 1 comeback by the Lady Sasha Collins picked up inning of Tuesday's non-league soft- walk and three hits to pull son in college. Eagles that saw them score the pitching victory, allow- infield during the. fourth within 12-8. . t T' bl t R k S . Now the question is four times over the final two ing JUSt three hits and strik- ba II con t es t agams rtm e a oc pnngs. Trimble tacked on two whether he' ll be . the first frames ro erase 4-1 deficit. ing out four batters. McFann hit pitching of Sarah Eddy. the fourth, then Cundiff ham- insurance runs in the seventh, pick of the June 28 draft. The win raised Pam surrendered seven hits and Southern scored four times mered a run-scoring double, ' securing the 14-8 decision. Durant and Ohio State's Douthit's club to4-8 overall, struck out four in the loss. in the ftrst inning when Sarah the score I0-0. Southern Meigs had 10 hits in the EASTERN 5, RIVER VALLEY 4 freshman center Greg and broke a string of five Eddy reached on an error, scored a si ngle run in the fifth loss, with Lian Hoffman leadValley 300 001 0 - 4 37 Oden - who has nor yet consecutive losses. Eastern R Whitney Wolfe-Riffle off . SG starter Niki Fulks. ing the way with three . . Eastern 001 002 2 - 5 73 said if he 'II leave college lost . four games during a Kari McFann and Tena Porter. Sasha reached safely on a fielder's Eddy sinllled .and scored on a Amber Burton followed ana Kathryn Bland. - . are considered the like- weekend tournament, and ·. COllins choice, Vir~inia Brickles M'as. Turley tnple to account for with two safeties, while Meri wP - Collins. LP - McFann. ly first two picks. also . fell to Southern on hit with pttch and Stephanie the winner's final run. . VanMeter, Cass1 Whan, Monday. Southern 11, s Gallia 0 Cundiff had a two-run single. Meanwhile, the winning Whi~ey Smith and Ebersbach River Valley, which was MERCERVILLE _ The Sophomore Chelsea Pape pitcher Edd¥ was on top of prov1~ed one aptece. .. also in need of.a victory, saw followed up with a two-run her game, giving up just one Alhe Jago paced the vtctors CoNTAcrUs hit (a single to Britney wtth four hils and four runs its overall mark fall to 1-6 Southern Lady Tornadoes double for 'the 4-0 lead. . Eddy.blanked South Gallia Spurlock), walking four, and scored. Katl~n ~alton! who I OVP Sc:"orellne (S p.m.-1 o.m.) after the heanbreaking loss. claimed their third straight • 'v i c t 0 r Y in the first inning. In the top striking oljt eight in the shut- was .the . wmn!ng pttcher, It was also Eastern's sec1-710.--«6-2342 ext. 33 T.u e s d a Y of the second frame, Eddy our win. added three safeties. · ond win over River Valley night, an again hit a hard shot and Turley nearly hit,. for the Ebt;rsbach took the loss, this year . Fu- 1-740-446-3008 11-0 shutreached on an error with two cycle with a smgle, double, allowmg seven htts, five walks Bland was one of two E-moll- sportsOmydailyMntlnel.com out, mercy out. .Kasey Turley doubled and triple and two RBis, and seven earned runs. Lady Eagles with multiple Soorta Staff rule victory home Eddy with the fifth run, Wolfe-Riffle singled and Ebersbach also fanned three: hits as Amber White logged Brad Sherman, Sports Editor · a pair of singles. Kate over the then Wolfe-Riffle rifled an triple with two RBis, Eddy Barr surrendered f<?ur hits . (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 S · o u t h RBI single for a 6-0 SHS was 1-4 with two RBis and and four earned runs m three Wilfong and. Cassie Hauber bsherman O mydaitytribooe.com G a I I i a advantage. three run s scored· and · mrungs of work. Meigs B each doubled and Kelsey . _ • · Trtmbll14, Larry Crum, Sports Writer Holter added a single· and Rebels . - Southern · scored two runs Stephanie Cundiff had three Trimble oso 043 2 ~ - 1•112 , 1740) 445-2342, ext. 23 Southern, · in the t!tird as Katlyn RBis off a double and single. Maigs . 203 003 o - a. to 5 RBI. . d L' d C · THS: Katlyn Watton and Abby W~m laumOmydailyregister.com Hannah Cozart ·and Sami Cundiff now 4 -5, Spradl mg ari · m sey helsea Pape had two smgles MHS (5·31: Hailey Ellersbaeh. Amy Barr blanked the Buzzard had RBis off an and two RB!s. (51 and Amber Burton · Bryan Walters, Sports Writer Cummins both drove in runs · th e non-1eague erro'r and smg · Ie, 8-0 . "\\Y''o"e Fulk s SU•.•ere "" d th. e 1oss £•Or. WPwatton;Hoffman LP- EbarsDaell on . ground-outs during an Rebe Is m (740) 446·2342, ext. 33 u• HR: 1.1 -Lian (lhild inning, on'e bwattersOmydallytribune.oom important a! sixth inning, softball win behind the one- Riffle tripled home Turley in South Galha desptte a good on. nobody outt TODAY'S NUMBER IS: (304)675-7036 0-3 Durant headed to NBAdraft 48.75 Champion (NASDAQ) - 8.03 Cham11ng Shops (NASDAQ)12.78 City Holding (NASDAQ) - 39.79 Collns (NYSE)- 86.91 Dollar General (NYSE) - 21.22· DuPont (NYSE)- 49.17 US Bank.(NYSE)- 34.80 Gannett (NYSE)- 58.78 . • General Electric (NYSE)- 34.88 Harley-Davidson (NYSE)- 62.55 IP Morgan (NYSE) ~ 49.24 Kro~er (NYSE) - 29.49 Umlted Brands (NYSE)- 27.15 Norfolk Southern (NYSE)- 52.74 Oak Hill Financial (NASDAQ)24.33 . Ohio Valley Bane Corp. 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The Meigs County C •O U n I Y Commissioners or by certified check, Ohio 4575g until 1 :00 cashiers check, or letp.m., Thursday, April ter of credit upon a sol26, 2007 and then at vent bank In the 1:15 p .m. at said office amount ol not less opened and read aloud than 10% of the bid for the following : amount in favor of the Specifications aforesaid Meigs enclosed In bid packet. County Specifications, and bid Commissioners. Bid forms may be secured a1 the office of Meigs Commissioners Bonds shall be accom• .C o u n t y reserve the right to panled by Proof ol Aulhorlty ollhe official Commissioners, reject eny or all bids. Davenport, or agent signing the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Mlck bond. Ohio 45769 Phone 740· President Meigs County Bids shall be sealsd 992-2895 and marked as Bid lor A deposit ol SO dollars Commissioners Pomeroy Street will be required lor (4) 5, 11, 16 Resurfacing and each set of plans and specifications. Tho lull __P_u_b_l.-tc_N_o_t_lc-e-"" mailed or delivered to: Meigs Counly amount will returned Commissioners within thirty (3D) days NOTICE TO CONTRAC- Courthouse Pomeroy, alter r,celpt. of bids . Ohio 45769 Each bid · must be TORS accompanied by either Sealed proposals for Attention of bidders Is a bid bond in . an the Pomeroy Street called to all of the conamounf oi1DO% of the Resurfacing as per requirements bid amount with a speclllcations in bid talned In this bid pack· surety satisfactory to packet will be recelvsd el, particularly to the Labor the aloresald Meigs by ihe Meigs County Federal at Standards Provisions c o u n t y Commissioners ' Davis-Bacon Commissioners or by their office at the ' and certllled ' check, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Wages, various lnsur· requirements. cashiers check, or let· Ohio 45769 until 1 :00 ance tar of credit upon a sol· p .m .. April26, 2007 and various equal opportu· vent bank In the then at 1:15 p.m. at nlty provisions, and amount ol not less said office opened and the requirement lor a than 1Oo/o ol the bid resd aloud lor the fol· payment bond and per· lormance bond lor amount in favor 'o l the lowing: aforesaid Meigs This Is a Prevailing 100% ol the c.ontract . C o u n t y Wage ·project. See price. Commissioners . Bid Spoclllcatlons In bid No bidder may with· · . draw his bid within Bonds shall be accom· packet. ponied by proof ol Speclflcallons, and bid thirty (30) days alll!r Authority of the..offlclal forms may be secured lhe actual ilate of the or agsnt signing the at the office ol Meigs opening thereof. The o. u n t y Meigs County bond. Bids . shall be c ' ' • · • -------- Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $327-$592 . Ca\1 740992·5064 . Equal Housing Opportunities. --------Middleport N 3rd Ave., 1 & 2 NEW AND USED STUL plows , John Deere Steel Seams, Pipe Rebar disc, John Deere 609 For Concrete, Angle , 6' Rottery Mower, Channel. Flat Bar. Steel Sprayer with 100 gal Grating For Drains. Driveways & Walkways. L&l tank 6 ton wagon gear Scrap Metals Open Monday, 304-593-4 750 Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Bam-4:30pm . Closed Kiefer Built· Valley -Bisonand Livestock Thursday, Saturday & Horse LOadmaxTrailers Sunday. (740)446-7:JOO · Gooseneck, Dumps. & Retired truck driver selling Utility· Aluma Aluminum flat bed equipment, head ~ 11 B&W Goo edc sen ache rack, tarps, chains, .ra ers· T Hit ches· railer Parts. • 'lers binders & wenches, 3 steel Carmo'chael .ral · shipping crates 11ftx22ft.x (74o)44G-24l2 ~~~;;.;...;_;.._ _, 11 ft . tali304-675-20s 1. _74_0_·99_2·_0_16_5_ _ _ _ v Lr __.:;FOR~Prn;:,oSAI..E:;: .. -- --~-- LlVESJOC'K Modern 1 Bedroom Apt ., - . Call (7401446 -0390· New 2BA apartments. Washer/dryer hookup, stovelrefrigerator included. AlSO. units on SA 160. Pets Welcome! (740)441-Q194. ________ Twin R1vers Tower is accepting apPlications lor wa~ing list lor 1· br, apartment ,for 'the elderly/disabled call 675· 6679 Equal Housing Opportunity Hud·subs~ed. r:;=;;;.;;;;;;;::....----, 2 _2_18 _·______ 1 BR Apt. WID Hook-ups. www.spring-valley-proPer· ties.com 740-441 -9668 or 740 _339 _0362 Commercial building ' For Rent' 1600 square feet, off street parking. Great location! 749 Third Avenue in Gallipolis. Rent $400/mo. 2 BA garage apt. for renl. Call Wayne (404}456-3802 $300/mo plus $150/dep. Utilities not included. Call Commerical Space fo~ rent Main St. Pf. Pl. $400/mo call 773-9181 Julie 703·528·0617 3 and 4 room furnished apts. - - - - - - - - clean WID I"K:>otlup. No pets. Prime commercial space for Ref. and deposit required. rent at Spring~lley Plaza . 740·446·1519. Call 645·2192. Beautiful AKC Yorkies. 4-5 being trained . 1 Sorrel 15 lbs . when grown. Reduced hands. $500. Both ar_e regis· price. 740. 441 •9510 tered American Saddle Bred. 44'1-0511 · For sa 1e· 1ema1e Rat·temer · --------tO mon. old $100.00 304- 2 Uamas. 1 male, 1 female. 675·7946 Female is pregnant. $400 eaCh. 6yr.oh1 Mare. Aides Ml.51C\L · good. $400. 740·256·1652 L-..,;INsn!~::,::~UMENI'Sjj;-ii.,.J. or 256-1233. -------Bach Omega silver trumpet. 4 month old Nanny & Billy. Excellent condition. Askiog Bore percentag~ goats. 367$800. 740-367-0622 7755 r I 1644 r iO II~ AIJIU'i 675-1798 -------Goats lor Sale. Boer Goals, Club kids, Born Jan & Feb. 2007. Call (740)256·9247 1986 Jaguar · 4 door VanDerPiaus Deluxe 6 cyl auto very nice sun rool , excellent !ires, drives and rides super. 126K miles. $2595.00 060. 740· 992· 2478 01 740·41 6-09 18. L,.::.:;:;:~~~-.J 01 Oyna Superglide. 10,500 m1les. $9000. 446· 1414 or 709· t 202 98 Honda C8R 900 AR Good condition. Red in color. Neeas new back tire Have ti~e . JUSt needs put on - - - -- - - -1997 Camara 1 owner, 3 $3000, OBO. 740-389.0009 -.;;;;,:;;.;;;;;;;;.;.;:;.;;:;:;,;;;;;;;;, auto., CD player, america n !! CA!\Wf.ll'i & racing wheels. \lery good IL UmR HO\ . IES. 1 cond 304 ·675·8048 leave .__,:;,.~;;,;:;;,;,~;:;,;.,.J a ;Pe;:~~~. must see to 05 Dutchman 28ft with slide out & BB. lots of storage. 2002 Cavalier 40 5 Speed excellent shape. $10 ,900 . 5 A $4500 . 2000 -t o uto 367-7755 $4700. 1999 Jeep Wrangler $6900 . 2005 Sunliie 20 2001 Jay Co Designer 5th $6900. Others in stock. 3 Wheel ex1ra nice $17,000 months/3000 mile warranty. Phone· (304)675-2246 Cook Motors. 740·446-0 103. 83 Jayco. 14 h. $2500. 740· 328 Jackson Pike 367-0646 Auto B"yer has 20 cars lhat .. \ ) 1{\ It I \ get 20·30 mpg. 446-7278 15 TRUCKS ~UR SA.U 10 . HOME ·IMPKOVFJ\.1FNTS "---~----" L....;iiiiioiiiiililliiiliil... 91 Fo1d F150 2wd reg. cab: A/C, lilt, cruise ladder rack. toot box. call 416·4604 · daytime BASEII!ENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references turnished. Established 1975. Call 24· Hrs. (740) 446· 0870 , Rogers Sas\menl waterproofing. ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS r~l Tara Townhouse Apartments, Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, C/A, , 1/2 Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patk>, Start $425/Mo. 1 Nascar "All Star Ticket" No Pets, Lease Plus 5/19/07 Charlotte 304-773- · Security Deposit Required, 5177 (740)367-7086. 27' above grOund swimming Middlepon Beech Street. 2 po,; . 740-367-0889 bedroom furnished apart· - - - - - - - - ment, deposit & pre-rental 6 Cemetery lots for sale at references. no pets, utilities Graham Cemetery call 724· paid. (740)992·0165 729-3842 Check bur Large Inventory Of New & Used\lehicles smithsuperstore.com ' reserve the right to rolect any or all bids. Mlck Davenport, Prasldent Meigs County commisaioners (4) 6, 11 , 18 :.J._ ___ - (Rescheduled from Easter Sunday) Sunday, April15 2:00pm Hospital's French 500 Room Call 446-5030 fJlr more I 1999 Ford Windstar Northwood. Great condition 00 Camaro T Top 91 Km . 94 ,000miles. 740 ·985· 38 10 $5,800 OBO 304·59 3·4750 r•o ..., JOhn Deere Corn Picker, One Row, $800. (740}388· 9117 V"''5 FOR S,UJO FOR SALE ..___tiiiitiiiiiiiiiitoilll,.t 02 F150, 58.000 miles. 740· 379-24 10 ·. --------1966 International dump - - -- --'--- truck, 1 1/2ton. 1600 series, WUELITZEA PIANO Bentley Pig Sale. Friday non COL, snowplow, 19.000 $900 .00. ' Call between April 20th. 7:30pm. Fayette , miles .. good tires. diesel 1:00&4:00. 74D-992·5043. County Fa ir Grounds, engine. 5 sp and 2 sp rear, Wasflington Courthouse. rusty but usable , $4 ,900 . Ohio. Selling Sl75 head. All 740-416-0918 Barrows and Gilts. Roger 1991 Chevy S-10 lor sell Bentley. 937·584-2398. needs Motor $400 740-742· FARM Fair pigs $100 each. 304- 7203 or 740·4 16·2434 Lw-·=--·lfNf--,.1 For Sale 1996 Dodge 2500 4WO Truck laramie SLT package, 360 aU1 o. 98k. $5,750, upper doors w/slid· ing glass for CJN J Jeep $150 IJJ4)593-3433 Female 38 yr/old professional wanting to rent a 2 or 3 bedroom house in the Point Pleasant area. 304-812· 4122 A. HIDDEN TREASURE! \ IIIH II \ \J )i "f Laurei Commons Apartments. Largest in the are"a! BeaUtifully renovated throughout including brand new kitchen and bath. Starting at $405 ..0811 todayl Appliance Warehouse (304)273-3344 in Henderson, WV. Pre· Apartment for rent, 1·2 owned Appliances, all under Bdrm., remodeled, new carWarranty, also have recondipet, stove & frig., water, tioned Big Screen TV's sewer, trash pd. Middlepon. (304)675·7999 $425.00. No pelS. Rei. required. 740-643-5264. Mollohan Furn. 202 Clark BEAUTIFUL APART- Cflapel Rd. New fum, 1f yot.i MENTS AT .BUDGET like to save mqney, check us PRICES AT JACKSON out. Drive a little, ·save alotl ESTATES, 52 Westwood 388·0173 Drive from $365 to $560. Walk to shop & movies. Call Used furniture store, 740·446·2568. Equal Bulavitle Pike , Electric 0 0 ~H..:;o::us..:;ln::!g..:;::.PP::.:::.rt..:;un::.ity::.._ _ Ranges , Chests, Couches, Mattresses, •bunk beds. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· dinettes, recliners, Nice ED & AFFORDAiiLEt 2002 Bass Tracker fishing Townhouse apartments, boat". Business and property and/or small houses FOR for sale. (740)446·4782 RENT. Call (740)441·1111 Gallipolis, OH, Hrs 11 ·3 (M· for application & inlormation. F) Commissioners , Commissioners Courthouse, Pomer.,Y, Ohio 45768 Phone 740-992·2Bg~. A deposU ql 0 dollars will be required for each sa! 'ol plans and spec!llcallons. The lull amount will be returned within thirty r _,JI Quality 4-H show pigs. Now $100 Private Treaty at farm 521 Ewington Roac:l. Vinton . Oh"io 740·368-Q1 83 or 645· r called to all ol the (30) days alter receipt requirements con~ of bids. talned In this bid pack- Eacli bid must be Hh et, particularly to the accompanied by 9 er Federal Labor a bid bond In an Standards Provisions amount of 1OOo/o. of the and Davis-Bacon bid amount with a Wages, various insur- surety satisfactory to ance til (304)882·3017 Natural Gas Vented room Farmall A with culliva· Heater 70,000 BTU's New lors & side dresser, Condition, $500. 1-614-4406671 . John Deere 3 bottom 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent, Meigs County, In FORSP~'!... town, No Pets, Deposit tv..~"~ I Required, (740)992-5174 or (74o1441 .m1o. Commercial building ' For Renr 1600 square le9t. off 1 .and 2 bedroom apart- str~et parkin-g. Great loCa· ments. furnished and unfur- tion! 749 Third Avel'l.le in nisfled, security deposit Gallipolis. Rent 5400 /mo. required; no pets, 740-992- 0811 Wayne (404)456,·3802 .(304) 675-1333 sealed and marksd as Bid lor Scipio twp. Ballfield Fencing Prolocl and mailed or delivered to: Mslgs .county Commissioners • Coyrthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Attention ol bidders Is t AFAII'IMENfS .tloint ,tlleasant ~egi5ter NOTICE TO CONTRAC· TORS Sealed proposals for the Scipio Township Ballfield Fencing , Meigs County, Ohio, •• will be received by the Meigs · County Commissioners at their oHice at the ex (740)446- Nice 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath doublewide near war-Mart, $575/mo plus deposit & utili740 446 2515 ties. ( 1 · Taking applications tor 2 BR. No pets. $275fmo, includes water and sewer. $200/dep. 740-446-3617. (7 40) 992-2155 NOTICES $50-$60/month •Owner pays water, sewer, trash 11 yr. old Gelding gaited trail AKC Reg. Miniature long ha I horse, 15.2 llds, sorre . M ~le Home on Cora " 'tll hat' rad Dachshund 12 ock VV1 m Modefn 1 BR Apt. Cal1446· Blaze with wMe hind st • weeks. Male. Black and tan . ings, nice lo be around . off 325. References and 3736 deposit. No pels. 245-5622 All shots . 740.367.0846 $1200. 3 yr. old Gelding, The Dail~ Sentinel new log home s!ting , • 2&3 be<toom apartments •Central heat & AJC •Wasfler/dryer i"lo<Nc.up •All electric- averaging JET 0% Financing- 36 'Mos. available now on John AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Deere Z Trak Zero Tum1 & Stock. Call -Ron Evans, 1- 5.99% Fixed Rate on John 800-537-9528. Deere Gstor1 Carmichael Equipment (740)446·2412. II ~~~~:lis,Hom;H. P~~~o~~ .(740) 446-2342 on approx. 1.44 acres, almost ready to move into. EllmView Apartments Br. furnished apts .. no pets. Mabile Horne Lot in Johnson previous rental reference. ®alhpolts Jlallp m:fibune same-as rent. Mortgage . . .... ......... \' ·~~=~====~ mymldwesthome.com 24f7 HOME STORE ext. .. r $49,989 Attention! Milking position on Mason Co. Dairy Farm: hourly pay: SOhr work week: Call Tim al 304-674.()209 Www' comlcs.com Tyle(s Used Parts and sal· vage wants to buy junk cars and salvage pay cash. 740· . . . , , . . . . - - - - - . . , 698-4104 740-416·1594 I Mobile Home Lot for rent 3br all Appliances furnished • Payment could be the near Vinton . Call (740)441 - 304-576-2934 same as rent. 1111 . Mortgage locators. 541 Roush Ln. Cheshire. ~J:l(l7·0000 Rent Mobile Home space $450/mo plus deposit , 2BR , ,J.-~-~.- - - - - Single Wide Mobile Home All Electric, Full basement. ln Pomeroy, 3 Br., 2 bath . MOBILE HOMES space. private lot. Apple No pets, (740)367-74t2 newty rerTK:>defed. 740--843FOR SALE Grove area for detfiils call 5264. applications for 3Accepting '419·864·6783 ~ 1979 14x70. 38R. 1 BA. bedroom, 2-bath & laundry MOIIFORWlD~ . • Appliances and new furroom 2 story house Vith out I\.U4l • • : nace. $3500. 740-388-9165 buiiding. Stove & rek"i~ratOr included. Nice corner klt in 2 BR ApprO)( . 3 mi from Need to sell your home? Point Pleasant. 1sl month $ town. Green Township. no Late on payments. diVOrce, deposit required. $6001 pets. Rei. $475/mo and job 1ransler or a death? I month, $600 deposit. No $475/dep. 740--446--£565 can buy your home. An cash pets. Available April 1st. NEW 2007 4 Bed M-Home 4-Aent 3br, S4qO a and quick dosing. 74()...416- 740-446-9595. 3130'. HUO HOMESJ 4 bedroom, 2 month + $400 dep. in Hartlord, w.J 304-882-1107 I< I \ I \I . ., bath. S199/mo. 3 bedroom. llliiii!MU2Ul51 George's Portable Sawmill, About $3000 down. 812 S. don1 haul your logs to the 3rd. Ave.,_Micttlepon. Totally Mill just call 304-675-1957 . remodeled. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath . Perfect credit not required Payment $525 . Appraised $70,000 740367-7129. Want to buy cars in any con- ~-------· dilion. 388-8228 1 \ 11 ' 1 11) \ 11 \ 1 Drivers Needed: COL HME provider located in l...osr AND Drivers willing to drive for Galipolis, OH is seeking a " I I< \ It I . . , FOUND local ready-mix company. bt' llt'ng clerk. ,...__ ·r continued · · f ed b t V\1 E 15 We will not knowln xpenence pre err u growth has created the need Drl e ~m st Found at Kirkland Memorial. accept any adver no t necessary. v •::t u ,..., a detall-"'rlented lndl''d· · t ,..,. -..., •• be WI'II'1ng t0 d0 pre mam.e· 8/W pup. Looks like lab. 3 or IHment In vlolatl ual to bring talent to this t "·s & · 4 monlhs old.-740-645-5194 the law. nance on rul.if\ equip· demanding role. A PAN LPN position ·is now menl, yard work & olh~r misavailable in Chesapeake, cellaneous chores. • Perform computer data · · · OH. 11 you enjoy won<ing in a Expenence opera11ng eqUip· . entry . • small setting this could be ment & eKtra skills such as. 4x4'a For Sale .......; ...... ;............................... 725 C 8 11 Correspond with the job for you. You would be weldl ng a P1~s. Announcement ............................................ 030 part of a team that provides (304)937-3410 Insurance companies Antlques ....................................................... 530 services to individuals with 1 Apartments lor Aent ..... ,..............,.............. 440 Assist in accounts mental retardation and Auc:llon and Flea Market.............................080 receivable procedures Experleilcod developmental disabllities. Aulo Parts & Acceesorles .......................... 760 o A Maintenance Tech We provide on the job train: ccurately file and . Aulo Repelr .................... .............................. 770 lng al)d IJ.IIdance from an Auloslor Sale ..............................................710 maintainr~~~~ medical LPN Supervisor and Locel manufacturing organiBoata & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Director of Nursing. If you zallon is seeking an exper~- ·Job reqUirementS inClude: Building Supplleli .......... .............................. 550 would like to take advantage enced maintenance . techm· I Excellent time Bualneas end Bulldlnga ............................. 340 of this opportunity, cootact cian to provide mechanical 1 Business Opportunlty ................................. 210 and elec1rical · support In a managemenl , organization Angle McMillian for an Interoperation . and communication skills Business Tralnlng ........................., ...........~. 140 view at 74Q-446·7148. An continuous Campers & Motor Homee ....................; ...... 790 Equal Opportunity Employer Position is responsible for (both verbal and written) instaiiB1ion, maintenance Camping Equipment ................................... 760 F/MIDN. 1 and repair of facility equipExcellent computer skills, Cards or Thanks .......................................... 010 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190. An Excellent way to earn ment as well as physical .experience with Microsoft facility. Experienced lndlvld· Office Suite a must Electrlcsi/Relrlgeratlon ...............................840 money. The New Avon. Equipment loi Rent .....................................480 0811 Marilyn 304·882·2645 ual with strong background I DME billing eXperience is in welding and fabricatiOn is Excavating ........ ; .......................................... 830 Automoltve Technician preferred. Requirements a plus . Farm Equlpmenl. ......................................... l10 Wentltd This is a great opportunity Include an associate's Farms lor Rent. ............. :..............................430 Due to the recent degree and two years expe· for a very organized individFarms lor Sala ............................................. 330 increase in Oll' service rience andlor training in a ual who is self motivated to For Leese ..................................................... 490 market, John Sang is build a career path while related position. Fo; Sale ....................... ................................. 585 developing relationships looking for an This organization Is a team· For Sale or Trsdec.........., .............................590· with the patients and famiAutomotive Technician. based business focused on Fruits & Vegelables ................. :................... 580 Our new service market exceeding the expectations lies we serve! Competitive Furnished Rooms ........................................450 stretches as far north as of customers and committed wage, great benefits, and a General Haullng ........................., .................850 Columbus, OH and to 10 the success of its associ- team environment are all Giveaway ......................................................040 the other side or ates. Competitive salary induded in this exciting Happy Ads .................................................... Charleston. WV. W!h .and benefits package , career. Hay & Graln ..................................................640 this increased area, the includng healthcare insur- Apply in person at: Help Wanted ................................................. 110 proper Technician needs ance. 401 (k) plan, and edu· Family Oxygen and Medical Home lmprovements ........., ......................... 810 experience in car and cational assistance . Equipment omes tor Sale ............................................ 310 truCk repair. ForO training Interested individuals should 70 Pine Street Household Gooda ....................................... 510 is a plus but not neces· submit 8 cover letter and Ga11ip;olis, OH 45631 Hoilsea for Rent .......................................... 410 sary. Pay scale will be NO phone calls please resume to: In Memoriam ................................................020 based on experience SOA Plastics Insurance ..................................................... 130 and qualifications. In Attn: Human Resources Lavin & Garden Equipment.. ...................... 660 addition to.the areas PO Box 249 HOME HEALTH AIDES. Llvestock......................................................630 best pay we offer 401k RavenSWOOd, 26164 SIGN ON BONUS home Loet and Found ........................................... 060 retirement. heaHh insurOr by ema~: vmpJoymgnJQsdr· health care of SE Ohio is Lola & Acreage ............................................ 350 ance, disability Insur. currently hiring home health gjaotjr:s cpm Mlscelloneoua .................................!............ 170 ance, life insurance af1d aides • com~tilive wages. Miscellaneous Merchandlse ....................... 540 paid vacation. To apply Call 740-662·1222. No phone calls please. Mobile Home Repair....................................860 for this exclusive posiEOE MIFIDN Mobile Homes lor Rent ........................, ...... 420 tion, oontac1 JimmY Mobile Homes lor Sale ................................320 Thomas at (740)446· Looking lor a Job? Money to Loan ............................................. 220 9800. Experienced Waitress want· Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ..........................740 Take a ctoaarlook at ed! Flexible hours and Mualcallnstruments ................................... 570 lnfoCiolonl weekends. Pick up applicaPersonals ..................................................... 005 tions in Racine at Krider Pets lor Sale ................................................ 560 Kountry Kitchen. No ptlJne We make call on behalf ol Plumbing & Heetlng .................................... 820 ~ major VOiitical organizations calls please. Prolesalonal Servicea ................................. 230 and we offer : Radio, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 • Up to $8.50/hour Real Ealale Wanted ..................................... 360 EOE FEDERAL Sc:l1001slnslructlon ..............., ..................... t50 • Full and Part lima shifts POSTAL~OBS Seed ; Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 $16:·53-$27.58/hr., now hir• raid·training, holidays Situ allons Wanled ...............................: ....... 120 AVON I All Areasl To Buy or ing. For application and lree Space for Renl ............................................. 460 Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· and Vacations govememenl job info, call Sporting Goods ........................................... 520 675·1429. American Ass.Qc. of Labor 1· • Full benefits p_ackage SUV'slor Sale ............... .-.............................. 720 913·599-8042, 24/tirs. amp. BartenderM'ai1ress Wanted. Trucks lor Sale ............................................ 715 serv. Call Talia 740-794-14:;!7 If this is what you have Upholstery ................................................... 870 been look.ing lOr give us a V11111 For Sale ......................................:........730 Wanted: Direct Supervision - -- - - - - -call todayl Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 time . Preschool employees to oversee male Full Wantsd to Buy· Farm Suppllee .................. 620 . youth in a staff secure resi· Assistant. $6.70 hour. wanted ·To Do .............................................. 160 1-877-46:Hi247 dential erNironment. Must limited benefits. M·. Wanled to Rent .......... :.......: ......................... 470 2311 pass physical training F/daytme. Send resume to Yard Sale- Galllpolla ......................\ .............072 requirement. Pay based on Early Education Station or stop by: Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle •. ,.. ~ ................. 074 experience. Call (740)379- 2122 Jefferson Ave . Pt. 242 3rd Avenue Yard Sate-Pl. Ple. . .rl ................................ o7& 9083 between 9·3 Mon-Fri Pleasant, WV 25550 Gallipolis, OH nawepape ccepts only hel anted ada meetln OE standards. Care for Elderly In their home. Have references. Please call (740)441·9824 or (740)441·9232. \ Beagle, good ApprO> . 1 112 yrs. oJd.stocf<, 740, 245-9250 Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Silver and Gold Coins, Proofsets, Gold Rings, Pre1935 U.S. Currency, Solitaire Diamonds- M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis. 740-446· 2842. Perennial Cat Shelter ·-cleo" 2 year old spayed female, Prefers to be a barn cat Call 740 645·7275 ACREAGE Attention! Local c:ornpanv offering "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· grams for you to buy your home instead of renting. o 100% financing • Less than perfect credit accepted ..,ln·o-Hw>-·w·AN~ID-_.IIno ~ ~.,.o-•~•R•S•AIE•• · L-------~ Lost Reward $20. yellow a i Lou; & 2 stOry house for rent, , 3 BR, 1 112 B.A.. Gas heat. $500/mo. $500 dep, no pels, 446-348 t . --...,------3 bedrOoms, Clifton, $400 per month plus deposit, (740)742·1903 lr KIT & CARLYLE ~: Commercial Building on Eastern, Approx . 1200sq.n. Next to lrvinS Glass. 446· 6565.r ~ 4x4 FOrt.SAI.E BEST BUY Now you con hove borders and.graphics ~ oddedtoyourclossifiedads _t,~ m Borc;ters $3.00/per ad l!i Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for Iorge olsplay Ads HOt5ES FORRENI' t or Fax To (740) 992·2157 44&-3008 Tired of renting? Updated 3 Br., 1 balh hom~ with newer furnace. water heater, plumbing. & electric In Pomeroy. Hardwood noors. remodeled kitcflen & bath. Add your own carpeting. Upstairs could possibly be finished for more living space. Can Sandy Collins·, Sole&Bioom Realtors, at 740·591·9202. $27 .500. r . 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Pomeroy since Jan. 3rd 07, wks old. name Skooter-bOy, If found 1 Chow/Lab, Male. 446-6233 please call (740)992·3629 Big Screen TV. 245-~1 Free Small mixed t.eed.puppies. 740-388-8194 r VARDSAIE L-------r I Free to a good 'home. YARDSALE4mo.old Female lab. Has au ..,__ shots. Very playful. 446-9535 ~ ttiGiiALLIKJUSiiiiiiiiiiiiiO.r, Free to good home. Female 3 Family Yard SS.Ie, SA 850, Pit BUI, 4yrS". old. Spayed 314 mile f~om Bodimers, and friendly. 441 ·9521 r~ 13th & 14th. 9am-6 m. Free to good home. Full vallable edltlon. Box number ads 1 lways confldenllll. Current pplles. All R0al Eltat dvertltements ar ublect to me Fe<iera air Houalng Act o 968. ~ooded .WANfiD To Do ~~')(1' 11M~ ~Qi'1' iu~ II Otl 'dl\t ~6 l'hl NA1'PII'l~ IN Ill!'~!>! ~~ '-------,.1 'I - II l-A-~ {.A.)I4 UHf lito lbl.PWANIED = 2007 b NEA 1 ~ · Y • nc. r,o::,....------, ,..._ _ _ _ _..., 10 11'.'0 11110 HaPWAN11D . 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Clean MVR , W/HAZMAT, TERMINAL TO TER"INAL N0 1 h M · ouc drop/hook, further info 740· 508·0170. -------Pancho's Hiring Servers, Local company offering MNO •NOTICh OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. recommen ds that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send . money through the mail until -you have investigated the DOWN PAYMENr pro11ams for you to buy your t]ome instead of renting. • 1OO~k financing • l ess than perfect credit. accepted • Payment colJid be the ::off;e:ri:W:·:;;:===~ no Locators. (740 )367 _0000 .:._...:...__ _ _ _ __ j MONEY 1U (.DAN Brand (740)446-2003 1409. ~rtenders, Dishwashers & ~:::::::: Kitchen with Mexican fOOd Custom Amish Kitchen with 1 JOB FAIR Experience apply within. ••NOTICE** soMdsurfacecot.mters, 3BA. Company TEAMS Needed! 2B_A, $142,000. Call MAKE YOUR MOVE NOWt Part lime Postal Job. Thur & ' (740)256-9247 Borrow Smart. Contac t Sentinel Transportation Sal a must. Must use own the Ohio Division of LLC car. 256·1664 Financial Institution's An LLC of DUPONT Office of Consumer Needs OTR Teem Drivers POST OFFICE NOW Dedicated Runs HIRING Affairs BEFORE you refiHome Ev~ WHitt nance your home or ..... ' Avg. Pay $20/llr or obtain a loan. BEWARE Superior "-1 Up 1 $57K 11 9 All real ealllleadvertlalng $ 0•K"+' annua Y of requests for any large 7 Including Federal Benefits advance payments of In this newspapfr 11 Uneq.Jaled Benelits1 and OT,Paid Training, aubjeet to the Fedtnll Including Med/Oen/Vis Vatations.FT/PT . fees or insurance. Call the Fair HoualngAct of 1968 Office of Consumer which llllkll It Illegal to Fully Funded Company 1·800·564·1775 Ext. #8923 Aftalrs ioll free at .1·866advertlu "enY Pension Program C 6% USWA 278..()003 to learn if tha preference, limitation or Plus Matching 401 (k) mortgage broker or Salaty Equip Fum. discrimination based on R&J Trud<ing leading The Way lender IS properly race, color, religion, Nx Safety Bonus! R&J Trudl.ing now Hiring at our licensed. (This is a public familial statu a or national New Haven, WV Terminal. . For And So "uch Morell orlgln, or any Intention to 0 •v• 1 Regional Hauls-Dump Div. 1 service announ cement ays nn year OTR veriliabla e~~p. Call 1- from the Ohio Valley make enyauch 6400 Maccorckle Ave . SE 600·462·9365 ask lor Kam Publishing Company) preference, limitation or (e<it 95 011 1-n1 · discrimination." Charleston, WV Rooters: Metal roofing, -sid· . ~NAi Frt, 13th 5-7 pm Till a newapal)lr will not ing and EPDM. Top pay and SERVICES Sit, 14th 9am-5pm knowingly accept benefits. 724·229--8020 3vrs. COLlA Verlflallle Exp. advertl'lementa for real Tank/Hazmal Aeq . estate whtch Ia In Wanted: If you are a vibr(!.nl, It's Spring Clean-up Tim,e! violation of tits law. Our CaiiTodayll enthusiastic, and well- Can do yard trim and clean readere are hereby SenHnel Transportation groomed person , enjoy up, garden and flower bed Informed that all 304-94H234 working with people; thrive tilling, lawn maintenance, dwellings edvertl.edln IIC!H21-4551 thla newspaper are on the challenge of being roof repair and general evallable on an equil pa_rt of a busy rapidly handyman work, inside and opportunity bases. expanding, and innovative out. Aelerences available TO DRIVE HeaHh Care Office, then we 339-2999. r r..--oiliiiiiliiiiiio-r ALUANCE TRACTOR-TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS FULL-TIIAE CLASSES' o COL TRAINING" FINANCING AVAILABLE' o o o JOB PlACEMENT' o Cel*etlflg 21.,_.. In Bllalneaa Wytheville, Virginia 1·800·334-1203 ~ould l'ove to have you on our team. No e~p·erience necess11-ry. Full training is available. Excellent wOI"kirg conditions. "competitive wage offered. Please send resumes to: CLA Box 548, do Gallipolis Tribune, PO Bo~ 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 . 93 Overbrook Rehabilitation Center is cUrrently accepting appliCations for dietary aide. Part tinie positions available. Anyone inter ested please pick up an application al333 Page Street, Middleport, ·Ohio. E.O.E. & a Participant of the Drug-Free Workplace Program. 1' Mobile Home set-up, servic es. Windows, doors, steps & supplies (304)391·5863 located in Nitro. TURNED DOWN.ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Winl 1-888-582-3345 ~~ I "r'"·o-----... 1<1111,1111 Cozy, brick tri-le11el 3-4bd, · 2ba, 2 car attached garage on 1.3 wooded acres. Price Reduced! 5769 SR 588 . (740)446-7157. Minia1Ure farm . Unibuilt home on 4 acres, on SA 160. 3BR, 1BA. PeSches, berries, grapes. Swimming pool. New app~ances. Wood burner, $95 ,000. 740-388· 0815 HOMES Galllpollo Coroo• Collogo L---FO~R;,SIIALEiiiij-_.J (Careers Close To Home) .., Call Today! 740·446·4367, 1·800-214·0452 .gallipoliscarMroollage.com .llccredlted Member AccredHing Council lor ll'l<»pendenl Cclleges aoo Schools 127-48. I<"'OR JbNr MAKf SOMfONE.'S · DAY! courthouse, Pome.roy, Publk Nolicfs in N!•!;pal"'"-0 Your Right to Know, D<limoo Ri!hl t• y,.,r lloor.ll requirements, the aforesaid Meigs various equal opportu· nlty provisions, and the requirement lor a payment bond and per· lormance bo.n d lor 100% ol the contract price. No bidder may withdraw his bid within thirty (30) days alter the actual date ol the opening ther~ol. The Meigs County C •O U n I Y Commissioners or by certified check, Ohio 4575g until 1 :00 cashiers check, or letp.m., Thursday, April ter of credit upon a sol26, 2007 and then at vent bank In the 1:15 p .m. at said office amount ol not less opened and read aloud than 10% of the bid for the following : amount in favor of the Specifications aforesaid Meigs enclosed In bid packet. County Specifications, and bid Commissioners. Bid forms may be secured a1 the office of Meigs Commissioners Bonds shall be accom• .C o u n t y reserve the right to panled by Proof ol Aulhorlty ollhe official Commissioners, reject eny or all bids. Davenport, or agent signing the Courthouse, Pomeroy, Mlck bond. Ohio 45769 Phone 740· President Meigs County Bids shall be sealsd 992-2895 and marked as Bid lor A deposit ol SO dollars Commissioners Pomeroy Street will be required lor (4) 5, 11, 16 Resurfacing and each set of plans and specifications. Tho lull __P_u_b_l.-tc_N_o_t_lc-e-"" mailed or delivered to: Meigs Counly amount will returned Commissioners within thirty (3D) days NOTICE TO CONTRAC- Courthouse Pomeroy, alter r,celpt. of bids . Ohio 45769 Each bid · must be TORS accompanied by either Sealed proposals for Attention of bidders Is a bid bond in . an the Pomeroy Street called to all of the conamounf oi1DO% of the Resurfacing as per requirements bid amount with a speclllcations in bid talned In this bid pack· surety satisfactory to packet will be recelvsd el, particularly to the Labor the aloresald Meigs by ihe Meigs County Federal at Standards Provisions c o u n t y Commissioners ' Davis-Bacon Commissioners or by their office at the ' and certllled ' check, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Wages, various lnsur· requirements. cashiers check, or let· Ohio 45769 until 1 :00 ance tar of credit upon a sol· p .m .. April26, 2007 and various equal opportu· vent bank In the then at 1:15 p.m. at nlty provisions, and amount ol not less said office opened and the requirement lor a than 1Oo/o ol the bid resd aloud lor the fol· payment bond and per· lormance bond lor amount in favor 'o l the lowing: aforesaid Meigs This Is a Prevailing 100% ol the c.ontract . C o u n t y Wage ·project. See price. Commissioners . Bid Spoclllcatlons In bid No bidder may with· · . draw his bid within Bonds shall be accom· packet. ponied by proof ol Speclflcallons, and bid thirty (30) days alll!r Authority of the..offlclal forms may be secured lhe actual ilate of the or agsnt signing the at the office ol Meigs opening thereof. The o. u n t y Meigs County bond. Bids . shall be c ' ' • · • -------- Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $327-$592 . Ca\1 740992·5064 . Equal Housing Opportunities. --------Middleport N 3rd Ave., 1 & 2 NEW AND USED STUL plows , John Deere Steel Seams, Pipe Rebar disc, John Deere 609 For Concrete, Angle , 6' Rottery Mower, Channel. Flat Bar. Steel Sprayer with 100 gal Grating For Drains. Driveways & Walkways. L&l tank 6 ton wagon gear Scrap Metals Open Monday, 304-593-4 750 Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Bam-4:30pm . Closed Kiefer Built· Valley -Bisonand Livestock Thursday, Saturday & Horse LOadmaxTrailers Sunday. (740)446-7:JOO · Gooseneck, Dumps. & Retired truck driver selling Utility· Aluma Aluminum flat bed equipment, head ~ 11 B&W Goo edc sen ache rack, tarps, chains, .ra ers· T Hit ches· railer Parts. • 'lers binders & wenches, 3 steel Carmo'chael .ral · shipping crates 11ftx22ft.x (74o)44G-24l2 ~~~;;.;...;_;.._ _, 11 ft . tali304-675-20s 1. _74_0_·99_2·_0_16_5_ _ _ _ v Lr __.:;FOR~Prn;:,oSAI..E:;: .. -- --~-- LlVESJOC'K Modern 1 Bedroom Apt ., - . Call (7401446 -0390· New 2BA apartments. Washer/dryer hookup, stovelrefrigerator included. AlSO. units on SA 160. Pets Welcome! (740)441-Q194. ________ Twin R1vers Tower is accepting apPlications lor wa~ing list lor 1· br, apartment ,for 'the elderly/disabled call 675· 6679 Equal Housing Opportunity Hud·subs~ed. r:;=;;;.;;;;;;;::....----, 2 _2_18 _·______ 1 BR Apt. WID Hook-ups. www.spring-valley-proPer· ties.com 740-441 -9668 or 740 _339 _0362 Commercial building ' For Rent' 1600 square feet, off street parking. Great location! 749 Third Avenue in Gallipolis. Rent $400/mo. 2 BA garage apt. for renl. Call Wayne (404}456-3802 $300/mo plus $150/dep. Utilities not included. Call Commerical Space fo~ rent Main St. Pf. Pl. $400/mo call 773-9181 Julie 703·528·0617 3 and 4 room furnished apts. - - - - - - - - clean WID I"K:>otlup. No pets. Prime commercial space for Ref. and deposit required. rent at Spring~lley Plaza . 740·446·1519. Call 645·2192. Beautiful AKC Yorkies. 4-5 being trained . 1 Sorrel 15 lbs . when grown. Reduced hands. $500. Both ar_e regis· price. 740. 441 •9510 tered American Saddle Bred. 44'1-0511 · For sa 1e· 1ema1e Rat·temer · --------tO mon. old $100.00 304- 2 Uamas. 1 male, 1 female. 675·7946 Female is pregnant. $400 eaCh. 6yr.oh1 Mare. Aides Ml.51C\L · good. $400. 740·256·1652 L-..,;INsn!~::,::~UMENI'Sjj;-ii.,.J. or 256-1233. -------Bach Omega silver trumpet. 4 month old Nanny & Billy. Excellent condition. Askiog Bore percentag~ goats. 367$800. 740-367-0622 7755 r I 1644 r iO II~ AIJIU'i 675-1798 -------Goats lor Sale. Boer Goals, Club kids, Born Jan & Feb. 2007. Call (740)256·9247 1986 Jaguar · 4 door VanDerPiaus Deluxe 6 cyl auto very nice sun rool , excellent !ires, drives and rides super. 126K miles. $2595.00 060. 740· 992· 2478 01 740·41 6-09 18. L,.::.:;:;:~~~-.J 01 Oyna Superglide. 10,500 m1les. $9000. 446· 1414 or 709· t 202 98 Honda C8R 900 AR Good condition. Red in color. Neeas new back tire Have ti~e . JUSt needs put on - - - -- - - -1997 Camara 1 owner, 3 $3000, OBO. 740-389.0009 -.;;;;,:;;.;;;;;;;;.;.;:;.;;:;:;,;;;;;;;;, auto., CD player, america n !! CA!\Wf.ll'i & racing wheels. \lery good IL UmR HO\ . IES. 1 cond 304 ·675·8048 leave .__,:;,.~;;,;:;;,;,~;:;,;.,.J a ;Pe;:~~~. must see to 05 Dutchman 28ft with slide out & BB. lots of storage. 2002 Cavalier 40 5 Speed excellent shape. $10 ,900 . 5 A $4500 . 2000 -t o uto 367-7755 $4700. 1999 Jeep Wrangler $6900 . 2005 Sunliie 20 2001 Jay Co Designer 5th $6900. Others in stock. 3 Wheel ex1ra nice $17,000 months/3000 mile warranty. Phone· (304)675-2246 Cook Motors. 740·446-0 103. 83 Jayco. 14 h. $2500. 740· 328 Jackson Pike 367-0646 Auto B"yer has 20 cars lhat .. \ ) 1{\ It I \ get 20·30 mpg. 446-7278 15 TRUCKS ~UR SA.U 10 . HOME ·IMPKOVFJ\.1FNTS "---~----" L....;iiiiioiiiiililliiiliil... 91 Fo1d F150 2wd reg. cab: A/C, lilt, cruise ladder rack. toot box. call 416·4604 · daytime BASEII!ENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local references turnished. Established 1975. Call 24· Hrs. (740) 446· 0870 , Rogers Sas\menl waterproofing. ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS r~l Tara Townhouse Apartments, Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, C/A, , 1/2 Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patk>, Start $425/Mo. 1 Nascar "All Star Ticket" No Pets, Lease Plus 5/19/07 Charlotte 304-773- · Security Deposit Required, 5177 (740)367-7086. 27' above grOund swimming Middlepon Beech Street. 2 po,; . 740-367-0889 bedroom furnished apart· - - - - - - - - ment, deposit & pre-rental 6 Cemetery lots for sale at references. no pets, utilities Graham Cemetery call 724· paid. (740)992·0165 729-3842 Check bur Large Inventory Of New & Used\lehicles smithsuperstore.com ' reserve the right to rolect any or all bids. Mlck Davenport, Prasldent Meigs County commisaioners (4) 6, 11 , 18 :.J._ ___ - (Rescheduled from Easter Sunday) Sunday, April15 2:00pm Hospital's French 500 Room Call 446-5030 fJlr more I 1999 Ford Windstar Northwood. Great condition 00 Camaro T Top 91 Km . 94 ,000miles. 740 ·985· 38 10 $5,800 OBO 304·59 3·4750 r•o ..., JOhn Deere Corn Picker, One Row, $800. (740}388· 9117 V"''5 FOR S,UJO FOR SALE ..___tiiiitiiiiiiiiiitoilll,.t 02 F150, 58.000 miles. 740· 379-24 10 ·. --------1966 International dump - - -- --'--- truck, 1 1/2ton. 1600 series, WUELITZEA PIANO Bentley Pig Sale. Friday non COL, snowplow, 19.000 $900 .00. ' Call between April 20th. 7:30pm. Fayette , miles .. good tires. diesel 1:00&4:00. 74D-992·5043. County Fa ir Grounds, engine. 5 sp and 2 sp rear, Wasflington Courthouse. rusty but usable , $4 ,900 . Ohio. Selling Sl75 head. All 740-416-0918 Barrows and Gilts. Roger 1991 Chevy S-10 lor sell Bentley. 937·584-2398. needs Motor $400 740-742· FARM Fair pigs $100 each. 304- 7203 or 740·4 16·2434 Lw-·=--·lfNf--,.1 For Sale 1996 Dodge 2500 4WO Truck laramie SLT package, 360 aU1 o. 98k. $5,750, upper doors w/slid· ing glass for CJN J Jeep $150 IJJ4)593-3433 Female 38 yr/old professional wanting to rent a 2 or 3 bedroom house in the Point Pleasant area. 304-812· 4122 A. HIDDEN TREASURE! \ IIIH II \ \J )i "f Laurei Commons Apartments. Largest in the are"a! BeaUtifully renovated throughout including brand new kitchen and bath. Starting at $405 ..0811 todayl Appliance Warehouse (304)273-3344 in Henderson, WV. Pre· Apartment for rent, 1·2 owned Appliances, all under Bdrm., remodeled, new carWarranty, also have recondipet, stove & frig., water, tioned Big Screen TV's sewer, trash pd. Middlepon. (304)675·7999 $425.00. No pelS. Rei. required. 740-643-5264. Mollohan Furn. 202 Clark BEAUTIFUL APART- Cflapel Rd. New fum, 1f yot.i MENTS AT .BUDGET like to save mqney, check us PRICES AT JACKSON out. Drive a little, ·save alotl ESTATES, 52 Westwood 388·0173 Drive from $365 to $560. Walk to shop & movies. Call Used furniture store, 740·446·2568. Equal Bulavitle Pike , Electric 0 0 ~H..:;o::us..:;ln::!g..:;::.PP::.:::.rt..:;un::.ity::.._ _ Ranges , Chests, Couches, Mattresses, •bunk beds. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· dinettes, recliners, Nice ED & AFFORDAiiLEt 2002 Bass Tracker fishing Townhouse apartments, boat". Business and property and/or small houses FOR for sale. (740)446·4782 RENT. Call (740)441·1111 Gallipolis, OH, Hrs 11 ·3 (M· for application & inlormation. F) Commissioners , Commissioners Courthouse, Pomer.,Y, Ohio 45768 Phone 740-992·2Bg~. A deposU ql 0 dollars will be required for each sa! 'ol plans and spec!llcallons. The lull amount will be returned within thirty r _,JI Quality 4-H show pigs. Now $100 Private Treaty at farm 521 Ewington Roac:l. Vinton . Oh"io 740·368-Q1 83 or 645· r called to all ol the (30) days alter receipt requirements con~ of bids. talned In this bid pack- Eacli bid must be Hh et, particularly to the accompanied by 9 er Federal Labor a bid bond In an Standards Provisions amount of 1OOo/o. of the and Davis-Bacon bid amount with a Wages, various insur- surety satisfactory to ance til (304)882·3017 Natural Gas Vented room Farmall A with culliva· Heater 70,000 BTU's New lors & side dresser, Condition, $500. 1-614-4406671 . John Deere 3 bottom 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent, Meigs County, In FORSP~'!... town, No Pets, Deposit tv..~"~ I Required, (740)992-5174 or (74o1441 .m1o. Commercial building ' For Renr 1600 square le9t. off 1 .and 2 bedroom apart- str~et parkin-g. Great loCa· ments. furnished and unfur- tion! 749 Third Avel'l.le in nisfled, security deposit Gallipolis. Rent 5400 /mo. required; no pets, 740-992- 0811 Wayne (404)456,·3802 .(304) 675-1333 sealed and marksd as Bid lor Scipio twp. Ballfield Fencing Prolocl and mailed or delivered to: Mslgs .county Commissioners • Coyrthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Attention ol bidders Is t AFAII'IMENfS .tloint ,tlleasant ~egi5ter NOTICE TO CONTRAC· TORS Sealed proposals for the Scipio Township Ballfield Fencing , Meigs County, Ohio, •• will be received by the Meigs · County Commissioners at their oHice at the ex (740)446- Nice 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath doublewide near war-Mart, $575/mo plus deposit & utili740 446 2515 ties. ( 1 · Taking applications tor 2 BR. No pets. $275fmo, includes water and sewer. $200/dep. 740-446-3617. (7 40) 992-2155 NOTICES $50-$60/month •Owner pays water, sewer, trash 11 yr. old Gelding gaited trail AKC Reg. Miniature long ha I horse, 15.2 llds, sorre . M ~le Home on Cora " 'tll hat' rad Dachshund 12 ock VV1 m Modefn 1 BR Apt. Cal1446· Blaze with wMe hind st • weeks. Male. Black and tan . ings, nice lo be around . off 325. References and 3736 deposit. No pels. 245-5622 All shots . 740.367.0846 $1200. 3 yr. old Gelding, The Dail~ Sentinel new log home s!ting , • 2&3 be<toom apartments •Central heat & AJC •Wasfler/dryer i"lo<Nc.up •All electric- averaging JET 0% Financing- 36 'Mos. available now on John AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Deere Z Trak Zero Tum1 & Stock. Call -Ron Evans, 1- 5.99% Fixed Rate on John 800-537-9528. Deere Gstor1 Carmichael Equipment (740)446·2412. II ~~~~:lis,Hom;H. P~~~o~~ .(740) 446-2342 on approx. 1.44 acres, almost ready to move into. EllmView Apartments Br. furnished apts .. no pets. Mabile Horne Lot in Johnson previous rental reference. ®alhpolts Jlallp m:fibune same-as rent. Mortgage . . .... ......... \' ·~~=~====~ mymldwesthome.com 24f7 HOME STORE ext. .. r $49,989 Attention! Milking position on Mason Co. Dairy Farm: hourly pay: SOhr work week: Call Tim al 304-674.()209 Www' comlcs.com Tyle(s Used Parts and sal· vage wants to buy junk cars and salvage pay cash. 740· . . . , , . . . . - - - - - . . , 698-4104 740-416·1594 I Mobile Home Lot for rent 3br all Appliances furnished • Payment could be the near Vinton . Call (740)441 - 304-576-2934 same as rent. 1111 . Mortgage locators. 541 Roush Ln. Cheshire. ~J:l(l7·0000 Rent Mobile Home space $450/mo plus deposit , 2BR , ,J.-~-~.- - - - - Single Wide Mobile Home All Electric, Full basement. ln Pomeroy, 3 Br., 2 bath . MOBILE HOMES space. private lot. Apple No pets, (740)367-74t2 newty rerTK:>defed. 740--843FOR SALE Grove area for detfiils call 5264. applications for 3Accepting '419·864·6783 ~ 1979 14x70. 38R. 1 BA. bedroom, 2-bath & laundry MOIIFORWlD~ . • Appliances and new furroom 2 story house Vith out I\.U4l • • : nace. $3500. 740-388-9165 buiiding. Stove & rek"i~ratOr included. Nice corner klt in 2 BR ApprO)( . 3 mi from Need to sell your home? Point Pleasant. 1sl month $ town. Green Township. no Late on payments. diVOrce, deposit required. $6001 pets. Rei. $475/mo and job 1ransler or a death? I month, $600 deposit. No $475/dep. 740--446--£565 can buy your home. An cash pets. Available April 1st. NEW 2007 4 Bed M-Home 4-Aent 3br, S4qO a and quick dosing. 74()...416- 740-446-9595. 3130'. HUO HOMESJ 4 bedroom, 2 month + $400 dep. in Hartlord, w.J 304-882-1107 I< I \ I \I . ., bath. S199/mo. 3 bedroom. llliiii!MU2Ul51 George's Portable Sawmill, About $3000 down. 812 S. don1 haul your logs to the 3rd. Ave.,_Micttlepon. Totally Mill just call 304-675-1957 . remodeled. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath . Perfect credit not required Payment $525 . Appraised $70,000 740367-7129. Want to buy cars in any con- ~-------· dilion. 388-8228 1 \ 11 ' 1 11) \ 11 \ 1 Drivers Needed: COL HME provider located in l...osr AND Drivers willing to drive for Galipolis, OH is seeking a " I I< \ It I . . , FOUND local ready-mix company. bt' llt'ng clerk. ,...__ ·r continued · · f ed b t V\1 E 15 We will not knowln xpenence pre err u growth has created the need Drl e ~m st Found at Kirkland Memorial. accept any adver no t necessary. v •::t u ,..., a detall-"'rlented lndl''d· · t ,..,. -..., •• be WI'II'1ng t0 d0 pre mam.e· 8/W pup. Looks like lab. 3 or IHment In vlolatl ual to bring talent to this t "·s & · 4 monlhs old.-740-645-5194 the law. nance on rul.if\ equip· demanding role. A PAN LPN position ·is now menl, yard work & olh~r misavailable in Chesapeake, cellaneous chores. • Perform computer data · · · OH. 11 you enjoy won<ing in a Expenence opera11ng eqUip· . entry . • small setting this could be ment & eKtra skills such as. 4x4'a For Sale .......; ...... ;............................... 725 C 8 11 Correspond with the job for you. You would be weldl ng a P1~s. Announcement ............................................ 030 part of a team that provides (304)937-3410 Insurance companies Antlques ....................................................... 530 services to individuals with 1 Apartments lor Aent ..... ,..............,.............. 440 Assist in accounts mental retardation and Auc:llon and Flea Market.............................080 receivable procedures Experleilcod developmental disabllities. Aulo Parts & Acceesorles .......................... 760 o A Maintenance Tech We provide on the job train: ccurately file and . Aulo Repelr .................... .............................. 770 lng al)d IJ.IIdance from an Auloslor Sale ..............................................710 maintainr~~~~ medical LPN Supervisor and Locel manufacturing organiBoata & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Director of Nursing. If you zallon is seeking an exper~- ·Job reqUirementS inClude: Building Supplleli .......... .............................. 550 would like to take advantage enced maintenance . techm· I Excellent time Bualneas end Bulldlnga ............................. 340 of this opportunity, cootact cian to provide mechanical 1 Business Opportunlty ................................. 210 and elec1rical · support In a managemenl , organization Angle McMillian for an Interoperation . and communication skills Business Tralnlng ........................., ...........~. 140 view at 74Q-446·7148. An continuous Campers & Motor Homee ....................; ...... 790 Equal Opportunity Employer Position is responsible for (both verbal and written) instaiiB1ion, maintenance Camping Equipment ................................... 760 F/MIDN. 1 and repair of facility equipExcellent computer skills, Cards or Thanks .......................................... 010 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190. An Excellent way to earn ment as well as physical .experience with Microsoft facility. Experienced lndlvld· Office Suite a must Electrlcsi/Relrlgeratlon ...............................840 money. The New Avon. Equipment loi Rent .....................................480 0811 Marilyn 304·882·2645 ual with strong background I DME billing eXperience is in welding and fabricatiOn is Excavating ........ ; .......................................... 830 Automoltve Technician preferred. Requirements a plus . Farm Equlpmenl. ......................................... l10 Wentltd This is a great opportunity Include an associate's Farms lor Rent. ............. :..............................430 Due to the recent degree and two years expe· for a very organized individFarms lor Sala ............................................. 330 increase in Oll' service rience andlor training in a ual who is self motivated to For Leese ..................................................... 490 market, John Sang is build a career path while related position. Fo; Sale ....................... ................................. 585 developing relationships looking for an This organization Is a team· For Sale or Trsdec.........., .............................590· with the patients and famiAutomotive Technician. based business focused on Fruits & Vegelables ................. :................... 580 Our new service market exceeding the expectations lies we serve! Competitive Furnished Rooms ........................................450 stretches as far north as of customers and committed wage, great benefits, and a General Haullng ........................., .................850 Columbus, OH and to 10 the success of its associ- team environment are all Giveaway ......................................................040 the other side or ates. Competitive salary induded in this exciting Happy Ads .................................................... Charleston. WV. W!h .and benefits package , career. Hay & Graln ..................................................640 this increased area, the includng healthcare insur- Apply in person at: Help Wanted ................................................. 110 proper Technician needs ance. 401 (k) plan, and edu· Family Oxygen and Medical Home lmprovements ........., ......................... 810 experience in car and cational assistance . Equipment omes tor Sale ............................................ 310 truCk repair. ForO training Interested individuals should 70 Pine Street Household Gooda ....................................... 510 is a plus but not neces· submit 8 cover letter and Ga11ip;olis, OH 45631 Hoilsea for Rent .......................................... 410 sary. Pay scale will be NO phone calls please resume to: In Memoriam ................................................020 based on experience SOA Plastics Insurance ..................................................... 130 and qualifications. In Attn: Human Resources Lavin & Garden Equipment.. ...................... 660 addition to.the areas PO Box 249 HOME HEALTH AIDES. Llvestock......................................................630 best pay we offer 401k RavenSWOOd, 26164 SIGN ON BONUS home Loet and Found ........................................... 060 retirement. heaHh insurOr by ema~: vmpJoymgnJQsdr· health care of SE Ohio is Lola & Acreage ............................................ 350 ance, disability Insur. currently hiring home health gjaotjr:s cpm Mlscelloneoua .................................!............ 170 ance, life insurance af1d aides • com~tilive wages. Miscellaneous Merchandlse ....................... 540 paid vacation. To apply Call 740-662·1222. No phone calls please. Mobile Home Repair....................................860 for this exclusive posiEOE MIFIDN Mobile Homes lor Rent ........................, ...... 420 tion, oontac1 JimmY Mobile Homes lor Sale ................................320 Thomas at (740)446· Looking lor a Job? Money to Loan ............................................. 220 9800. Experienced Waitress want· Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ..........................740 Take a ctoaarlook at ed! Flexible hours and Mualcallnstruments ................................... 570 lnfoCiolonl weekends. Pick up applicaPersonals ..................................................... 005 tions in Racine at Krider Pets lor Sale ................................................ 560 Kountry Kitchen. No ptlJne We make call on behalf ol Plumbing & Heetlng .................................... 820 ~ major VOiitical organizations calls please. Prolesalonal Servicea ................................. 230 and we offer : Radio, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 • Up to $8.50/hour Real Ealale Wanted ..................................... 360 EOE FEDERAL Sc:l1001slnslructlon ..............., ..................... t50 • Full and Part lima shifts POSTAL~OBS Seed ; Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 $16:·53-$27.58/hr., now hir• raid·training, holidays Situ allons Wanled ...............................: ....... 120 AVON I All Areasl To Buy or ing. For application and lree Space for Renl ............................................. 460 Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· and Vacations govememenl job info, call Sporting Goods ........................................... 520 675·1429. American Ass.Qc. of Labor 1· • Full benefits p_ackage SUV'slor Sale ............... .-.............................. 720 913·599-8042, 24/tirs. amp. BartenderM'ai1ress Wanted. Trucks lor Sale ............................................ 715 serv. Call Talia 740-794-14:;!7 If this is what you have Upholstery ................................................... 870 been look.ing lOr give us a V11111 For Sale ......................................:........730 Wanted: Direct Supervision - -- - - - - -call todayl Wanted to Buy ............................................. 090 time . Preschool employees to oversee male Full Wantsd to Buy· Farm Suppllee .................. 620 . youth in a staff secure resi· Assistant. $6.70 hour. wanted ·To Do .............................................. 160 1-877-46:Hi247 dential erNironment. Must limited benefits. M·. Wanled to Rent .......... :.......: ......................... 470 2311 pass physical training F/daytme. Send resume to Yard Sale- Galllpolla ......................\ .............072 requirement. Pay based on Early Education Station or stop by: Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle •. ,.. ~ ................. 074 experience. Call (740)379- 2122 Jefferson Ave . Pt. 242 3rd Avenue Yard Sate-Pl. Ple. . .rl ................................ o7& 9083 between 9·3 Mon-Fri Pleasant, WV 25550 Gallipolis, OH nawepape ccepts only hel anted ada meetln OE standards. Care for Elderly In their home. Have references. Please call (740)441·9824 or (740)441·9232. \ Beagle, good ApprO> . 1 112 yrs. oJd.stocf<, 740, 245-9250 Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Silver and Gold Coins, Proofsets, Gold Rings, Pre1935 U.S. Currency, Solitaire Diamonds- M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis. 740-446· 2842. Perennial Cat Shelter ·-cleo" 2 year old spayed female, Prefers to be a barn cat Call 740 645·7275 ACREAGE Attention! Local c:ornpanv offering "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· grams for you to buy your home instead of renting. o 100% financing • Less than perfect credit accepted ..,ln·o-Hw>-·w·AN~ID-_.IIno ~ ~.,.o-•~•R•S•AIE•• · L-------~ Lost Reward $20. yellow a i Lou; & 2 stOry house for rent, , 3 BR, 1 112 B.A.. Gas heat. $500/mo. $500 dep, no pels, 446-348 t . --...,------3 bedrOoms, Clifton, $400 per month plus deposit, (740)742·1903 lr KIT & CARLYLE ~: Commercial Building on Eastern, Approx . 1200sq.n. Next to lrvinS Glass. 446· 6565.r ~ 4x4 FOrt.SAI.E BEST BUY Now you con hove borders and.graphics ~ oddedtoyourclossifiedads _t,~ m Borc;ters $3.00/per ad l!i Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for Iorge olsplay Ads HOt5ES FORRENI' t or Fax To (740) 992·2157 44&-3008 Tired of renting? Updated 3 Br., 1 balh hom~ with newer furnace. water heater, plumbing. & electric In Pomeroy. Hardwood noors. remodeled kitcflen & bath. Add your own carpeting. Upstairs could possibly be finished for more living space. Can Sandy Collins·, Sole&Bioom Realtors, at 740·591·9202. $27 .500. r . Your Once A Year ·.· .Opportunity · · 'ro.Jhowcase Your Business· .... ·' -With A Story In This T,riCounty Edition �•• Wednes~y, 4pril11, 2007 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel I Page BS www.mydailysentlnel.com ., ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ' ACROSS Public Notices In N••-•• P••p•ero• . Your RIHht to Knu_.. Deli"Vered RJ11ht t.u Your .,,,.,,r , 'Phillip Alder ' lEGAL NOTICE most North-tarly Meigs County Sheri!! ALSO 1 permsn.nt and/or the ptoMIICe ol Southern Ohio Coal corner or Lot 8 of Attorney tor the right-of-way 16 feet hlrmfulortoxicclleml:company has aubmlt- Graham's AddHion aa Plaintiff willa across Lot 162 cats, pollutonto, or ShariH sales Caae ·led an application to recorded In Deed Book Reimer, · Lorber & from the premises gaaaa. Number 06CVI4S :revise a Coal Mining 1, at Page 487; !hence Arnovetz hareln conveyed; (said Terms ol Sale: Ten Farmer's Bank and .ParmH (APR) tR-354- along said centeriiM P.O. Box 968' right being mentioned Pareeilt (10%)' dey ol Savings Co. PLAIN~2 to the Ohio the following two 2450 Ed_lson Blvd In deed to Louts sale, remainder due TIFF Department ·or Natural courses: Twinsburg, OH 44057 Seyfried from Kenneth upon delivery oi;Cieed. · f!esources, Division o1 (1) North 23 degrees 331l-425-4201 Seyfried and Margaret Robert E. Jleegle, VS Mineral Reaourcea 49'10" Eaat a distance (3)28 (4) 4, 11 Seyfried, et al,' lormer Sheriff of Meigs Kevin D. Collins et.al. :Managament. The ol 83.70 feet to a point; grantors, to which ref- County, Ohio · DEFENDANTS I Application to R•vlse 8 (2) North 13 degrees erence Is hereby Current Owner: Court 01 COmmon Permit (ARP) Is located 43' 08" Eaat a distance Public Notice made.) Joanne Ferguson Pleas, Meigs County, In Fractional Sections ol134.971eet to a point ALSO the following Property at: 748 High ~hlo. 2and12,T-8N,R-15W., being the interaectlon Sheriff . · Sales Case described real estate: St. n pursuance 0 1 en • Top • Removal · Salem Township, Meigs ol said centerlln. end Number 06CVIOO Excepting all ol Lots Middleport, Ohio order ol sale to me County, Ohio, on the the centeriiM ol JP Morgan Chase 159 and, 160. ~ Is the PPI 1~1138.000 directed lrom said • Trim • Stump property ol Southern Township road t173; Bank Intention ol the former Prior Deed Relerences: court In the above entiGljnding • Buckel Qhlo Coal Company. Thence leaving aald Plaintiff Grantees to con,. all Volume 324, Page 543 tied action, 1 will Truck · 70 Pine Street • Gallipo li s The Application to County Roed 13 and va ol the real property Appraised at $45,000 expose .'0 sale at pub740-446-0007 Toll Free 877-669--0007 Full insured Revise a Penn~ (ARP) along the centerline or EdHh Barnhouse owned by Bertha Terms ol Sale: Cannot lie auctoon on the front Ser:-ior Cili zen encompasses 11 .0 Township Road 1173 et al Seyfried at the time of be sold lor 1eea then alas of the Metgs counDiscount acrea and Is located on the following lour Defendants her deceased w~ the 213 rds ol the ty Court House n 2007 11 the Rutland 7.5 minute courses: Court ol Common exception ol a portion appraised value. 10% Friday May • at 740-367-02661 USGS Quadrangle (1) Sou1h 78 degrees Pleas, Meigs County, conveyed to Edith down on day ol sale, 10·00 a.m. o! aald day, 1-800-950-3359 map, approximately 2 45' 00" Eaat passing Ohio Thomas and ~h the cash or certllled the following 30 Yrs. Exp. ins. miles Northeast ol tlorough a point at a In pursuance of an exception ol Lots 159 check, balance d~e on described real estate: Salem Center, Ohio. distance ol148.17leel order ol sale to me and 160, which have coriflnnatton of sale. Being a part of the Owner Ronnie Jones The purpose of the being the Northwest directed from said been conveyed by The appraisal did not tract 01 land that Is Free Estimates All Types Of proposed ARP is to corner of said 0.617 court in the above entl- dsed ol even date include an Interior no-N or formerly In the allow lor conatructlon acre, more or less, tied action, I will herewHh. examination ol the name ol Joseph Hallas Concrete Work modiflcetions to ·Pond tract and going a total expose to sale at pub- Subject to all legal housa. recorded In Official Public Notice 26 Years Experience 013. Pond 0131s a,por- distance ol203.76 feel lie auction on the front highways easements Stephen D. Miles, record 73 at page 325 • 1ion of the overall to a point; steps ol the Meigs right of ~eya, zoning Atlornay Meigs . ocunty tract was surveyed by David Lewis ·Installation of water (2) South 70 degrees County Court House ordinances, reatrlc- 18 West Monument Recorders Office, said George F. Seymour, :handling and treat- 20' 00" East a distance on Friday, May 4th, tions a nd conditions Avenue tract being part ol Ohio Professional 740-992-6971 -mont lacillties that will ol 84.78 feet to a point 2007 at 10:00 a.m. of ol record. Dayton, Ohio 45402 Section 31 ' T3N, RI 3W, Surveyor, No. 6044, In Insured 'be utilized to handle baing the northeast aaid dey, the tollowlng 16-00074.000 (4) 4, 11 , 18 · Bedford Township, December of 1998. lhil combined mlna corner of said 0.617 llascrlbed real eatate: 16-00075 000 Meigs county, State 01 Reference Deed: Jjralnage from acre, more or less, EXHIBITA 9 Liberty.Lane Ohio and being ~ore Voume 82, Page 507, :Southam Ohio Coal tract: PARCELNO. 1: Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Public Notice particularly deacrrbed Meigs County Official 'N b . as follows: ·Company's Mine No.2 (3) South 62 degrees S~uated In the Village ParcoI um or. 16· Beginning at' a point In Records :Snd Mine No..:Jt. 39' 43" Eeat a distance ol Pomaroy, County or 00072.000, 16- Sheriff's Sales the center ol County Au<litor's Parcel · This appllcatlo~ Ia of 143.29 leal to a Meigs and State of 00073.00, 16- Caaa Number 06cvttt Roed 14 the South line Number: 01.00304.002 on file lor public view- polnt; Ohio: 00074.000, 16- c ttt Mortgage, Inc. or Sactl~n 31 and the Current Owner: Kevin 1 1 111 vs ·tng at the Meigs (4) South 54 degrees And known as being 00075.000, 16- Pant . grantor's Southwest Collins Recorder's . 05'14" East a dlstan~e Lots No. 159 and 160 00076.000, & 16· Jack E. Phillips at al corner which is taken Property At: . 37012 .County :011tce, Meigs County of 114.291eetto a point as shown on Plat of 00077.00 Defendants . Pen Road 10 bear South 84 Wolf Court House, 100 E. being the intersection Horton and Dabneys Currently Owner: Edtth court ol Common degrees 00 min tes 29 Pomaroy, Ohio :second Street, of said centerline ol Add~lon to Pomeroy. Barnhouse Pleas, Meigs County, seconds East a~ a dis- PPI: 01.00304.002 www.tlmbozaee,.C..bbletrl'.com, ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Township Road 1173 Tho real estate lnclud- Prior Deed References Ohio · Prior Deed Relerencea: 01 1180 24 )nd shell remain so lor and the centerline ol ed the land on which Volume 173, Page 669 In pursuance ol. an lance ' · leet Voiuma 82, Page 507 411 least thirty days loi- Little Leading Creek; the garage lor the real· Appraised at $13,500 order of aale to me from the Southw~st Appraised at 1 3 :towing the last data o1 Thence leaving dance Is located. Terms. ol Sate : Cannot directed from said ~::'n"; ° ::::::::~~ $55,000.00 Terms or .publication ol this Township Road 1173 16-Q0072.000 be sold .lor less than court in the above enti- South line of Seeton 31 Sale: Cannot be sold notice. WriHen com- and along the center- 16-Q0073.000 213rds ol the appraised tied action, I will and along the grantor's lor less than 213rds ol menta or requests lor line ol said creek the PARCEL NO.2: value. 10% down on expose to aaie at pub- West line and the cen- the appraised value. ,an lnlonnal conference following three coun1- Situated In the Village day ol sale, cash or lie auctiQn on the frol)l ter or said road the lot- ·10% down on day ol degrees Mo.tePo mearony1 CSotuantety or certified check, bat- steps of the Malga lowing two courses: sale, cash or certHied mavylst""on flled wM~Ihnet h e es: Sou1h D1 01 34 01 ance due on conllrma- County Court House I. North 198 11 1 o' 38 degrees 20 chec~. balance due on R e s o u r c e s 52' 1~' Weal a distance Ohio:. tion of aale. on Friday, May 4th, minutes 06 seconds qonlrrmation ol sale. Management, 2045 of 159.74 feet to a And known aa being The appraisal did 2007 at 10:00 a.m. ol 8 81 a distance 01 The appraisal did not· 29670 Bashan Road Morae Roed, Building point; Lots Number 157 and Include an Interior said day, the lollowlng 1~ 2 96 leei to point Include an Interior Racine, Ohio H-3, Columbua, Ohio (2) South 79 degrees 158 as shown on the examination ol the. described real estate: and: ' examinati.on ol the ·New Homes 45771 43~93, w~ln thlr- 49' 52" West a distance Plat ol Horton and house. Situated In the Vlllaga 2 N' rth 24 de roes 17 house. Robert E. • Garages 740-949-2217 ty days alter the last · of 147.00 lee! to a Dabneys Addition to Robert E. Beegle, of Middleport, County ..;in~tes 11 :econds Beegle, Meigs County • Complete date o1 publication ol point; Pomaroy. Meigs County·Sherlff ol !-'•lgs, and State ol east a distance 01 Sheriff. Remodeling IIlia notice. · (3) South 34 dagreas Beginning at the Attorney lor tho plain- Ohro: AHor~ey . lor the 69 .89 feet 10 a point; (3) 21, 28, (4) 4,11 10'06"West a distance Southwest corner or tiff Beong the one fourth Thence leaving the Plalntrff: L1Hie, Sheela or 63.67 feet to a point Lot No. 158 above; Frank Wooldridge part or lots, ~amel~ 459 center ol said road and & Warner being the Northeast Thence South 4 1/2 600 S. Pearl St. ~~d 462, whrch twO lots with a new line through 213 E. Second Stop & Compare Public Notice corner ol said Lot 8; · dog. East, 22 lee! to a Columbua, OH 43206 rorntly contain 200 feet the g'rentor's land the St.Pomeroy, Ohio Thence leaving said stake on the South 614-221-1662 by 200 feet, more or . . 740-992-6689. SHERIFF SALES contort ina and along aide ol a stone wall; (4) 4, 11, 18, 25·(5) 2 less In the Village or lollowong two courses: (4) 11 18 25 CASE NUMBER the North line ol seld Thence North 80 3/4 . Middleport, Ohio lor- 1· South 82 dagrees 26 ' ! 06CV143 ·Lot 8 North 55 degrees deg. East, 110 feet to merly. lower PooMroy. minutes 03 seconds - - - - - , - - - Deutsche Bank 19' 12" Weal passing theWeatendolastone Public Notice The lot now being east ... paa.~lng thro"!lh Public Nptice Truat through 518" Iron pin waU on the South side deeded is more partie- 1 518 x~O . Iron pin wrth - - - - - - - National Company asTrustae set at a distance ol ollot Number 161; Sherllf Sales ularly described and a piastre ldantllicatlon The Home National Plalntlll 37.00 teet, 182.76 feet Thence North 4 112 Case Number 06CV099 bounded as follows: cap set at 25 ·00 feet, Bank will auction the St. Rt. 248 Chester, Ohio · vs and. 337.00 leal and deg. West to the United States· ·ot Beglnnlngatapolnton going a total distance .following itpm on Paul E. Laudermllt at el going a total distance Southeast comer of Amarlca the west aide ol ol .. 23 ~· 17 feat. to Saturday, April 14, Mike W. Marcum, Owner 518 Delendenta of 357.00 feet to the Lot Number 160; Plaintiff Branch Street about plaa~~~ ':::.:~.:~~~ 2007, at 10:00 a.m. at .Additions Garages · Court or Common principal point ol Thence North 89 deg. VS 150 feet north lrom the the Bank's parking tot. Vinyl Siding Pleaa, Meigs County, ~~&ginning, containing West along the South Joanna Ferguson ET southeast cornsr or cap set, and; 1g99 Dodge Caravan Roofing Ohio 3.0836 acrea, more or line of aald Lot 160 and AL Defendants Lot 459· thence run- 2· South 08 dagrees 23 284GP44R3WR541789 New Construction Interior Remodeling In pursuance ol an leea. . along the South line or Court ol Common ning norih 'on the west minutes 51 seconds The Home · National 'Residential & Commerciai · order ol Ilia to me Subloct to all legit said Lot 159 to the Pleas, llneoiBranch Street to Weal a distance ol Bank reserves the directed from said eaaaments and rights- place 01 beginning. Maigs County, Ohio an alley which Inter- 18 ~; 35 .. .leal to .a right to reject any and 740-985-4141 Office court In the above ant~ of.way. 16-00076.000 In pursuance or an aacts Branch Street at 518 X30 iron pin with a all bids.. All vehicles 740-416-1834 tied action, I will Bearings w-va derived 16-000n.ooo order ol sale to me this point; thence run- plastic ldentlllcation are aokl, as'is where is, expoH to aale at pub- from a previous survey PARCEL NO.3: directed from said ning on a line with the cap ~et on . the with no warranties lie auctlon on the front recorded in Deed Book S~ualed in the Village court in the above enli· south aide ol thia alley grantor s south line expressed or Implied. step• ol · the Maigl 284, at Page 101. The ol Pomeroy, County ol tied action I will about 200 feet more or and the south line 01 For an appointment to County Courthouse on above description waa Melga and State or expose to 11io at pub- lass, to the i'it!raac- Section 31 ; Then~e eee, Call 949-2210, ask Friday, May 4, 2007 at prepared from an actu· Ohio: . lie auction on the front !ton or said alley with a · along the grantor 8 lor Shalla. • Home Oxygen 10:00 a.m., ol said dey, al aurvey made on the Beginning at the steps ol the Meigs 20 feet alley, which south line and the (4)11 , 12, 13 the following .3rd day ol August, Northwest · corner ol County Court House runs north and south south. line ol Section • Portable Oxygen described real estate: . 1989, by C. Thomas ·Lot Numlier 158; on Friday, May 4, 2007 and bounds this prop- 3l, North 84 degrees • Homefill System SHuate .In the County Smith, . Ohio Thence South 77 deg. at 10:00 a.m., ol aald arty on the weal; 00 minutes 29 aaconds Public Notice ol Meigs, Townthlp ol Proleaalonal Surveyor West, 55 1/2 feat; day, the following thence running West,,passl~~ through • Helios System Rutland and State ol 16844. Thence 44 112 dog. d8scribed real estate: southerly on aline with a 518 x 30 Iron pin Notice Is hereby given Ohio, to-w~: Property Address: Weal, 78 feet; 1J1ence Sherllf's Sale this 20 teet alley, 50 with 8 plastic ldentlfi- that the annual meetBelng a 0.617 acre, 33756 New Lima Road, South 46·12 deg. Weal, United States ol lee! to a point where an cation cap set at Ing ol the shareholders more or leas, tract• ol Rutland, Oho 40 112 feet; Thence America vs. Joanna Iron pin Is driven and 243.07 feet, going a ol Farmers & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT land as recorded In Proparty Owners: Paul SOUth 112 deg. West, Ferguson, et al this Is the southwast total distance 01 328.90 Bancshares, Inc. will Dead Book 284, at E. Laudermllt and V. 207 leet; Meigs County comer ol . this tot; feet to the point ol be 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis held at the Page 101, Meigs Louise Laudermllt Thence North 76 1/2 Common Pleas Case ihence running In an baglnnlng, containing Middleport Church of . 446-0007 County Racorder't Prior Deed Reference: deg. East, 302 lest; No. 06CV099 easterly direction on a l.21 5 acres, more 01 Christ, Family Lila Office, Meigs County, O.R. 221, Page 415 Thence North 2 1/4 Situated In the Village parellet' line with the less, and sugjectto the Center, 437 Main Ohio, also being three · PP.NI: 11-01063.00 deg. Weal, 163 teet to of Middleport County soutl\ side ol the first right-of-way ol County Street, Middleport, tracta of land aa AppraiHd lit tha said Seyfried's of Meigs and' State of mentioned alley 200 Road l4, ToWI)shlp Ohio, on the third recorded in Deed Book $75,000.00 Southeait corner; Ohio teet more or less to Road 167 and all ealll!- Wednesday bl April, .314, at Page 213, also •oerma ol sale: c annot Thence along said parce1 ono.. The east the 'place ol beginning. ' mentsolrecold. All .. .. 518 x30 . 1ron P1na 2007 at 4:00 p.m. being a pert ol Fraction be sold for lass than Seyfried's South line, one-hell ol South one- This lot containing according to Its No 3, Township • 6 2/3rda olthe appraiaed South 80 3/4 deg. Weet, hall (50 leal ol Lot about 50 feet by 200 with plesiiC ldentlll· bylaws, lor the purNorth, Ranget4-Weat, value.. 10% down on 110 feet to the n97) In Horton's teet ol land, more or eaton caP.s set are pose ot elactlng direc.Rutland . Township, dey of sale, cash or Southeast corner of Addition to . what Is tees. stamped ~ymour & tors and the transacMeigs County, State of cerlllled check, bat- Mrs. Thomas. Lowden's now the Village ol SAVE AND EXCEPT a Assoclatas · tion olsuch other bustOhio and more partlcu- ance·due on conllnna- Lot; Thence South 77 Middleport, Ohio, lor- lot 50 feet by 60 feet The bearing uaed In ness as may properly YOUNG'S larly described 11 !of. lion ol11ie. deg. Weal, 40 feet; marly lower Pomaroy from the northwest the above desrlbed come bolore said CARPENTER ·rowa: The appraisal did not Thence along said Ohio. Said original toi corner ol the above tract were auumed meeting. jleglnnlng Ita point In lncluda an Interior Lowden's Weal line, being 50 feet In width llaacrlbed real estate, and are lor lha deter- Jo , Ann Crisp, SERVICE 1 angles the centerline ol examination ol the North 112 deg. Weal, 96 and 140 feet In depth deeded to · Clifford mlnation Secretary Roofing, Siding, Room Additions 1 pounty Roed t3 which houaa. leet to the place ol and being further Jacoba and Mildred only. (3) 2~. (4)1,11, 17 Soffit, Decks, Remodeling Ia aaaured to be the Robert , E. Beegle, beginning; described as lollowe: Jacobs by deed The above dexcrlbed New Gar:agea Doors, Windows, Electrical & Plumbing Beginning 70 lee! E11t recorded In Volume Electric, Plumbing, Roofing & Gutters ol the Southwast cor· 173, Page 333, Meigs Vinyl Siding & Painting , Drywall, ner of Lot t297; Thence County Deed Records. Patio and Porch Deck• Remodeling, Room North 50 feet; Thence The above deacribed wv 036725 Additions East 70 feet; Thence real estate Ia deslgnatV.C. YOUNG Ill South 50 feet; Thence od as Parcel Nos. 15Local Contractor 992·6215 West 70 teet to the 00083 and 15-00084, 740-367-0544 Pomeroy Oh1o place ol beginning. Meigs County Auditor. Free Estimates 7S V ru~, oc;~l Ex:JNIC'n':e Parcel Two: A right-of- Current Owner: Jack 740·367·.0536 way lor sewer linea as Phillips . currently existing .Property at: 931 Hysell across the West one- Street hall cil the South one- Middleport, Ohio . hall of Lot 1297 con- Prior Deed nectlng Into High Relerebcea :Voiuine Street. Subject to an 330, Page 811 .• •1St. ......ll 8145180 easement lor the bene- Appraised at $60,000 140-1112-m. lit or the Weat one-hall Terms o1 Sale: Cannot ol the South one-hall be sold lor less than or Lot U97 lor water 213rds ofthe·appralsed IMIIIft. . . .12:1U.II . . and gas lines connect- vaiile. 10% down on lng Into the · a,liey dey of sale, cash or betwean Broadway certified check, batand High Streets. ance due on conllrma....... CIIs•ll............ Located at 748 High lion olaale. . Clbllllc Clltllrt.-s. - Street, Middleport, OH The appraisal did not 45760 include an i'nterlor ltlllrwllrnltfrlclal Said property has been examination ol the appraised at $45,000 house. · · and carinot sell lor loll Robert E. Beegle, than two-thlrdt of Melga County Sherllf appraieement. .This AHorney lor the appraisal Ia baaed Plaintiff upon a visual Lerner Sampson · & lnapaction ol that part Rothfuss ol the premlaea · to P.O. Box 5480 which acceas waa Cincinnati, OH 45201naadlly available. The 5480 appraisers assume no 513-241·3100 reaponslbll~ lor, and (4)4, 11 , 18 04-U..o? •RENTALS ~SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY .•MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS East" West • 10 9 3 • •AK8 73 .. 9 I 2 . 9 74 32 • 8 5 • 9 5 4 6 A 10 6 • A J 8 2 .. J 5 • J 10 6 • Hill's Self Storage 181 SOulb Easl Pass All pass Opening lead: • A The same suit, different problem yJITtt AI>I>·ON ~· / " SUM IS MIJ'tl ~~~An~ PA~TS! ~ ~ .. Pawned ' ICind al elory . 55 A mortlet art Putlaome- 56 going ftebn!w scroll Bygone rulers one'oleg Devious ' Droop DOWN Styllah auto Goal 1 rai26 Functlon ch'uan 2 Lala'a.love 27 Aardvark snack 3 Pacino and Unser 23 Neither 28 Jan. 46 -out (wlthdlow) Austen title 4 Follow the good nor 29 Tress cookbook 47 Beck aglhi bed 31 Cleans the 5 Annuol 24 Block 48 Out a! floor exam 25 Clumpe reach 32 Omani title 6 Ughtwelght 28 Big 50 Neat-egg . 33 Tough& it fallric bird letters 7 Gooey · 30 Menacing 51 LlaldaP out 36 Vinegary 8 Slalom gear sound 52111irpln 37 -Dawn 9 Koppel 34 Ci!Y near curve Pompeii Chong or Knight 38 Cilrus coder 10 Commotion 35 Oasis 39 Mottl room 12 Fillet a fiah localoo fixtures 13 Fastener 40 Hoisting 40 Yellow 18 Most machine jecketa . reliable 41 Staller 42 Brown'ol 19 '1 Robot" 43 Lucy big bande writer Lawleaa 43 Llvy'adollon 20 Brilliance role 22 Makea 45 Momsahlb'a 44Grauy e1panse a sound nanny enables dllemnt experts using the same figures to draw dffe1ent conclusions." Today's!Nmp suH is the samoas yes· terday$, but there is a different consideration, which might have crossed your mind when you read that taiiM, but H wss not relevant. Now is its time, though. How should the dect:uer and the defenders proceed in lour spades after West leads the heart aca? N<llth has 19 t'igh-card points, so "must" BARNEY 1 Ti41NK OUR PROBLEM IS WE SPEND TOO bid four spades wllen his partner shoWs at least siX porns and four spades. But with such a 'soft" hand ~almost haH the porns in """""" and jad<s. and 4-3,3-3 distribution), rebidding th1ee spades wwld not be wrong. South has three top ioseiS: two hearts and ooe club.·So ha must pity the trump MA'1'BE WE ""'-''""KEEPIN' ME · 50 I"IU'-M• MUCH TIME TOGETHER!! suit without loss. In prin'ciple this requires fi:ldlng East wm, doubleton king, which, as you can see, he has. But West can keep his side in with a chance ol defeatilg the contmct by dropping his nine or 10 when decarer plays a spade to his jack. This gives South the option ol playing West for the doubleton 10-9. II that wore the pooition, declarer WO\Jd hsva to lead the spade queen fmm the dummy on the second round. What should South do? Against a good opponent, he should ignore West and continue with the spade aoe. But ! declarer knows that the laisecard would neve1 occur to West, South should return to the dummy and calilo1 'the spade queen.That wiluld be his only cflance. ROBERT BISSEll CONSRICO. THE BORN LOSER lm>U.'f:; !-\OW""~:~ ~fl-00('( DOCS floE ~:'( 1-\E~"? . 0 Marcu• Conslrlction and General Contracting BIG NATE CELEBRITY CIPHER • by Luis Campos . eoutYCiitOO_ ....... "'"' ........ "'""""'-·"" ... ._. 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Ttl~ TttAN Ttlf 740-992-1611 ° 8 1 32 Dealer: Norlh Vulnerable: Both Advertise in this space for S60 per month ii.e K 5 SOUth & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 8 Panorama .17 18 21 23 (jami/iJ (e}$1~3:1 . Hardr.Od Calnea, Alld FurnHUre 1 Gorge 6 11 13 14 15 16 46 Insult' 49 Luxury fur '' Lu-JCH Di~eR •f ~. �•• Wednes~y, 4pril11, 2007 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel I Page BS www.mydailysentlnel.com ., ALLEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ' ACROSS Public Notices In N••-•• P••p•ero• . Your RIHht to Knu_.. Deli"Vered RJ11ht t.u Your .,,,.,,r , 'Phillip Alder ' lEGAL NOTICE most North-tarly Meigs County Sheri!! ALSO 1 permsn.nt and/or the ptoMIICe ol Southern Ohio Coal corner or Lot 8 of Attorney tor the right-of-way 16 feet hlrmfulortoxicclleml:company has aubmlt- Graham's AddHion aa Plaintiff willa across Lot 162 cats, pollutonto, or ShariH sales Caae ·led an application to recorded In Deed Book Reimer, · Lorber & from the premises gaaaa. Number 06CVI4S :revise a Coal Mining 1, at Page 487; !hence Arnovetz hareln conveyed; (said Terms ol Sale: Ten Farmer's Bank and .ParmH (APR) tR-354- along said centeriiM P.O. Box 968' right being mentioned Pareeilt (10%)' dey ol Savings Co. PLAIN~2 to the Ohio the following two 2450 Ed_lson Blvd In deed to Louts sale, remainder due TIFF Department ·or Natural courses: Twinsburg, OH 44057 Seyfried from Kenneth upon delivery oi;Cieed. · f!esources, Division o1 (1) North 23 degrees 331l-425-4201 Seyfried and Margaret Robert E. Jleegle, VS Mineral Reaourcea 49'10" Eaat a distance (3)28 (4) 4, 11 Seyfried, et al,' lormer Sheriff of Meigs Kevin D. Collins et.al. :Managament. The ol 83.70 feet to a point; grantors, to which ref- County, Ohio · DEFENDANTS I Application to R•vlse 8 (2) North 13 degrees erence Is hereby Current Owner: Court 01 COmmon Permit (ARP) Is located 43' 08" Eaat a distance Public Notice made.) Joanne Ferguson Pleas, Meigs County, In Fractional Sections ol134.971eet to a point ALSO the following Property at: 748 High ~hlo. 2and12,T-8N,R-15W., being the interaectlon Sheriff . · Sales Case described real estate: St. n pursuance 0 1 en • Top • Removal · Salem Township, Meigs ol said centerlln. end Number 06CVIOO Excepting all ol Lots Middleport, Ohio order ol sale to me County, Ohio, on the the centeriiM ol JP Morgan Chase 159 and, 160. ~ Is the PPI 1~1138.000 directed lrom said • Trim • Stump property ol Southern Township road t173; Bank Intention ol the former Prior Deed Relerences: court In the above entiGljnding • Buckel Qhlo Coal Company. Thence leaving aald Plaintiff Grantees to con,. all Volume 324, Page 543 tied action, 1 will Truck · 70 Pine Street • Gallipo li s The Application to County Roed 13 and va ol the real property Appraised at $45,000 expose .'0 sale at pub740-446-0007 Toll Free 877-669--0007 Full insured Revise a Penn~ (ARP) along the centerline or EdHh Barnhouse owned by Bertha Terms ol Sale: Cannot lie auctoon on the front Ser:-ior Cili zen encompasses 11 .0 Township Road 1173 et al Seyfried at the time of be sold lor 1eea then alas of the Metgs counDiscount acrea and Is located on the following lour Defendants her deceased w~ the 213 rds ol the ty Court House n 2007 11 the Rutland 7.5 minute courses: Court ol Common exception ol a portion appraised value. 10% Friday May • at 740-367-02661 USGS Quadrangle (1) Sou1h 78 degrees Pleas, Meigs County, conveyed to Edith down on day ol sale, 10·00 a.m. o! aald day, 1-800-950-3359 map, approximately 2 45' 00" Eaat passing Ohio Thomas and ~h the cash or certllled the following 30 Yrs. Exp. ins. miles Northeast ol tlorough a point at a In pursuance of an exception ol Lots 159 check, balance d~e on described real estate: Salem Center, Ohio. distance ol148.17leel order ol sale to me and 160, which have coriflnnatton of sale. Being a part of the Owner Ronnie Jones The purpose of the being the Northwest directed from said been conveyed by The appraisal did not tract 01 land that Is Free Estimates All Types Of proposed ARP is to corner of said 0.617 court in the above entl- dsed ol even date include an Interior no-N or formerly In the allow lor conatructlon acre, more or less, tied action, I will herewHh. examination ol the name ol Joseph Hallas Concrete Work modiflcetions to ·Pond tract and going a total expose to sale at pub- Subject to all legal housa. recorded In Official Public Notice 26 Years Experience 013. Pond 0131s a,por- distance ol203.76 feel lie auction on the front highways easements Stephen D. Miles, record 73 at page 325 • 1ion of the overall to a point; steps ol the Meigs right of ~eya, zoning Atlornay Meigs . ocunty tract was surveyed by David Lewis ·Installation of water (2) South 70 degrees County Court House ordinances, reatrlc- 18 West Monument Recorders Office, said George F. Seymour, :handling and treat- 20' 00" East a distance on Friday, May 4th, tions a nd conditions Avenue tract being part ol Ohio Professional 740-992-6971 -mont lacillties that will ol 84.78 feet to a point 2007 at 10:00 a.m. of ol record. Dayton, Ohio 45402 Section 31 ' T3N, RI 3W, Surveyor, No. 6044, In Insured 'be utilized to handle baing the northeast aaid dey, the tollowlng 16-00074.000 (4) 4, 11 , 18 · Bedford Township, December of 1998. lhil combined mlna corner of said 0.617 llascrlbed real eatate: 16-00075 000 Meigs county, State 01 Reference Deed: Jjralnage from acre, more or less, EXHIBITA 9 Liberty.Lane Ohio and being ~ore Voume 82, Page 507, :Southam Ohio Coal tract: PARCELNO. 1: Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Public Notice particularly deacrrbed Meigs County Official 'N b . as follows: ·Company's Mine No.2 (3) South 62 degrees S~uated In the Village ParcoI um or. 16· Beginning at' a point In Records :Snd Mine No..:Jt. 39' 43" Eeat a distance ol Pomaroy, County or 00072.000, 16- Sheriff's Sales the center ol County Au<litor's Parcel · This appllcatlo~ Ia of 143.29 leal to a Meigs and State of 00073.00, 16- Caaa Number 06cvttt Roed 14 the South line Number: 01.00304.002 on file lor public view- polnt; Ohio: 00074.000, 16- c ttt Mortgage, Inc. or Sactl~n 31 and the Current Owner: Kevin 1 1 111 vs ·tng at the Meigs (4) South 54 degrees And known as being 00075.000, 16- Pant . grantor's Southwest Collins Recorder's . 05'14" East a dlstan~e Lots No. 159 and 160 00076.000, & 16· Jack E. Phillips at al corner which is taken Property At: . 37012 .County :011tce, Meigs County of 114.291eetto a point as shown on Plat of 00077.00 Defendants . Pen Road 10 bear South 84 Wolf Court House, 100 E. being the intersection Horton and Dabneys Currently Owner: Edtth court ol Common degrees 00 min tes 29 Pomaroy, Ohio :second Street, of said centerline ol Add~lon to Pomeroy. Barnhouse Pleas, Meigs County, seconds East a~ a dis- PPI: 01.00304.002 www.tlmbozaee,.C..bbletrl'.com, ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Township Road 1173 Tho real estate lnclud- Prior Deed References Ohio · Prior Deed Relerencea: 01 1180 24 )nd shell remain so lor and the centerline ol ed the land on which Volume 173, Page 669 In pursuance ol. an lance ' · leet Voiuma 82, Page 507 411 least thirty days loi- Little Leading Creek; the garage lor the real· Appraised at $13,500 order of aale to me from the Southw~st Appraised at 1 3 :towing the last data o1 Thence leaving dance Is located. Terms. ol Sate : Cannot directed from said ~::'n"; ° ::::::::~~ $55,000.00 Terms or .publication ol this Township Road 1173 16-Q0072.000 be sold .lor less than court in the above enti- South line of Seeton 31 Sale: Cannot be sold notice. WriHen com- and along the center- 16-Q0073.000 213rds ol the appraised tied action, I will and along the grantor's lor less than 213rds ol menta or requests lor line ol said creek the PARCEL NO.2: value. 10% down on expose to aaie at pub- West line and the cen- the appraised value. ,an lnlonnal conference following three coun1- Situated In the Village day ol sale, cash or lie auctiQn on the frol)l ter or said road the lot- ·10% down on day ol degrees Mo.tePo mearony1 CSotuantety or certified check, bat- steps of the Malga lowing two courses: sale, cash or certHied mavylst""on flled wM~Ihnet h e es: Sou1h D1 01 34 01 ance due on conllrma- County Court House I. North 198 11 1 o' 38 degrees 20 chec~. balance due on R e s o u r c e s 52' 1~' Weal a distance Ohio:. tion of aale. on Friday, May 4th, minutes 06 seconds qonlrrmation ol sale. Management, 2045 of 159.74 feet to a And known aa being The appraisal did 2007 at 10:00 a.m. ol 8 81 a distance 01 The appraisal did not· 29670 Bashan Road Morae Roed, Building point; Lots Number 157 and Include an Interior said day, the lollowlng 1~ 2 96 leei to point Include an Interior Racine, Ohio H-3, Columbua, Ohio (2) South 79 degrees 158 as shown on the examination ol the. described real estate: and: ' examinati.on ol the ·New Homes 45771 43~93, w~ln thlr- 49' 52" West a distance Plat ol Horton and house. Situated In the Vlllaga 2 N' rth 24 de roes 17 house. Robert E. • Garages 740-949-2217 ty days alter the last · of 147.00 lee! to a Dabneys Addition to Robert E. Beegle, of Middleport, County ..;in~tes 11 :econds Beegle, Meigs County • Complete date o1 publication ol point; Pomaroy. Meigs County·Sherlff ol !-'•lgs, and State ol east a distance 01 Sheriff. Remodeling IIlia notice. · (3) South 34 dagreas Beginning at the Attorney lor tho plain- Ohro: AHor~ey . lor the 69 .89 feet 10 a point; (3) 21, 28, (4) 4,11 10'06"West a distance Southwest corner or tiff Beong the one fourth Thence leaving the Plalntrff: L1Hie, Sheela or 63.67 feet to a point Lot No. 158 above; Frank Wooldridge part or lots, ~amel~ 459 center ol said road and & Warner being the Northeast Thence South 4 1/2 600 S. Pearl St. ~~d 462, whrch twO lots with a new line through 213 E. Second Stop & Compare Public Notice corner ol said Lot 8; · dog. East, 22 lee! to a Columbua, OH 43206 rorntly contain 200 feet the g'rentor's land the St.Pomeroy, Ohio Thence leaving said stake on the South 614-221-1662 by 200 feet, more or . . 740-992-6689. SHERIFF SALES contort ina and along aide ol a stone wall; (4) 4, 11, 18, 25·(5) 2 less In the Village or lollowong two courses: (4) 11 18 25 CASE NUMBER the North line ol seld Thence North 80 3/4 . Middleport, Ohio lor- 1· South 82 dagrees 26 ' ! 06CV143 ·Lot 8 North 55 degrees deg. East, 110 feet to merly. lower PooMroy. minutes 03 seconds - - - - - , - - - Deutsche Bank 19' 12" Weal passing theWeatendolastone Public Notice The lot now being east ... paa.~lng thro"!lh Public Nptice Truat through 518" Iron pin waU on the South side deeded is more partie- 1 518 x~O . Iron pin wrth - - - - - - - National Company asTrustae set at a distance ol ollot Number 161; Sherllf Sales ularly described and a piastre ldantllicatlon The Home National Plalntlll 37.00 teet, 182.76 feet Thence North 4 112 Case Number 06CV099 bounded as follows: cap set at 25 ·00 feet, Bank will auction the St. Rt. 248 Chester, Ohio · vs and. 337.00 leal and deg. West to the United States· ·ot Beglnnlngatapolnton going a total distance .following itpm on Paul E. Laudermllt at el going a total distance Southeast comer of Amarlca the west aide ol ol .. 23 ~· 17 feat. to Saturday, April 14, Mike W. Marcum, Owner 518 Delendenta of 357.00 feet to the Lot Number 160; Plaintiff Branch Street about plaa~~~ ':::.:~.:~~~ 2007, at 10:00 a.m. at .Additions Garages · Court or Common principal point ol Thence North 89 deg. VS 150 feet north lrom the the Bank's parking tot. Vinyl Siding Pleaa, Meigs County, ~~&ginning, containing West along the South Joanna Ferguson ET southeast cornsr or cap set, and; 1g99 Dodge Caravan Roofing Ohio 3.0836 acrea, more or line of aald Lot 160 and AL Defendants Lot 459· thence run- 2· South 08 dagrees 23 284GP44R3WR541789 New Construction Interior Remodeling In pursuance ol an leea. . along the South line or Court ol Common ning norih 'on the west minutes 51 seconds The Home · National 'Residential & Commerciai · order ol Ilia to me Subloct to all legit said Lot 159 to the Pleas, llneoiBranch Street to Weal a distance ol Bank reserves the directed from said eaaaments and rights- place 01 beginning. Maigs County, Ohio an alley which Inter- 18 ~; 35 .. .leal to .a right to reject any and 740-985-4141 Office court In the above ant~ of.way. 16-00076.000 In pursuance or an aacts Branch Street at 518 X30 iron pin with a all bids.. All vehicles 740-416-1834 tied action, I will Bearings w-va derived 16-000n.ooo order ol sale to me this point; thence run- plastic ldentlllcation are aokl, as'is where is, expoH to aale at pub- from a previous survey PARCEL NO.3: directed from said ning on a line with the cap ~et on . the with no warranties lie auctlon on the front recorded in Deed Book S~ualed in the Village court in the above enli· south aide ol thia alley grantor s south line expressed or Implied. step• ol · the Maigl 284, at Page 101. The ol Pomeroy, County ol tied action I will about 200 feet more or and the south line 01 For an appointment to County Courthouse on above description waa Melga and State or expose to 11io at pub- lass, to the i'it!raac- Section 31 ; Then~e eee, Call 949-2210, ask Friday, May 4, 2007 at prepared from an actu· Ohio: . lie auction on the front !ton or said alley with a · along the grantor 8 lor Shalla. • Home Oxygen 10:00 a.m., ol said dey, al aurvey made on the Beginning at the steps ol the Meigs 20 feet alley, which south line and the (4)11 , 12, 13 the following .3rd day ol August, Northwest · corner ol County Court House runs north and south south. line ol Section • Portable Oxygen described real estate: . 1989, by C. Thomas ·Lot Numlier 158; on Friday, May 4, 2007 and bounds this prop- 3l, North 84 degrees • Homefill System SHuate .In the County Smith, . Ohio Thence South 77 deg. at 10:00 a.m., ol aald arty on the weal; 00 minutes 29 aaconds Public Notice ol Meigs, Townthlp ol Proleaalonal Surveyor West, 55 1/2 feat; day, the following thence running West,,passl~~ through • Helios System Rutland and State ol 16844. Thence 44 112 dog. d8scribed real estate: southerly on aline with a 518 x 30 Iron pin Notice Is hereby given Ohio, to-w~: Property Address: Weal, 78 feet; 1J1ence Sherllf's Sale this 20 teet alley, 50 with 8 plastic ldentlfi- that the annual meetBelng a 0.617 acre, 33756 New Lima Road, South 46·12 deg. Weal, United States ol lee! to a point where an cation cap set at Ing ol the shareholders more or leas, tract• ol Rutland, Oho 40 112 feet; Thence America vs. Joanna Iron pin Is driven and 243.07 feet, going a ol Farmers & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT land as recorded In Proparty Owners: Paul SOUth 112 deg. West, Ferguson, et al this Is the southwast total distance 01 328.90 Bancshares, Inc. will Dead Book 284, at E. Laudermllt and V. 207 leet; Meigs County comer ol . this tot; feet to the point ol be 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis held at the Page 101, Meigs Louise Laudermllt Thence North 76 1/2 Common Pleas Case ihence running In an baglnnlng, containing Middleport Church of . 446-0007 County Racorder't Prior Deed Reference: deg. East, 302 lest; No. 06CV099 easterly direction on a l.21 5 acres, more 01 Christ, Family Lila Office, Meigs County, O.R. 221, Page 415 Thence North 2 1/4 Situated In the Village parellet' line with the less, and sugjectto the Center, 437 Main Ohio, also being three · PP.NI: 11-01063.00 deg. Weal, 163 teet to of Middleport County soutl\ side ol the first right-of-way ol County Street, Middleport, tracta of land aa AppraiHd lit tha said Seyfried's of Meigs and' State of mentioned alley 200 Road l4, ToWI)shlp Ohio, on the third recorded in Deed Book $75,000.00 Southeait corner; Ohio teet more or less to Road 167 and all ealll!- Wednesday bl April, .314, at Page 213, also •oerma ol sale: c annot Thence along said parce1 ono.. The east the 'place ol beginning. ' mentsolrecold. All .. .. 518 x30 . 1ron P1na 2007 at 4:00 p.m. being a pert ol Fraction be sold for lass than Seyfried's South line, one-hell ol South one- This lot containing according to Its No 3, Township • 6 2/3rda olthe appraiaed South 80 3/4 deg. Weet, hall (50 leal ol Lot about 50 feet by 200 with plesiiC ldentlll· bylaws, lor the purNorth, Ranget4-Weat, value.. 10% down on 110 feet to the n97) In Horton's teet ol land, more or eaton caP.s set are pose ot elactlng direc.Rutland . Township, dey of sale, cash or Southeast corner of Addition to . what Is tees. stamped ~ymour & tors and the transacMeigs County, State of cerlllled check, bat- Mrs. Thomas. Lowden's now the Village ol SAVE AND EXCEPT a Assoclatas · tion olsuch other bustOhio and more partlcu- ance·due on conllnna- Lot; Thence South 77 Middleport, Ohio, lor- lot 50 feet by 60 feet The bearing uaed In ness as may properly YOUNG'S larly described 11 !of. lion ol11ie. deg. Weal, 40 feet; marly lower Pomaroy from the northwest the above desrlbed come bolore said CARPENTER ·rowa: The appraisal did not Thence along said Ohio. Said original toi corner ol the above tract were auumed meeting. jleglnnlng Ita point In lncluda an Interior Lowden's Weal line, being 50 feet In width llaacrlbed real estate, and are lor lha deter- Jo , Ann Crisp, SERVICE 1 angles the centerline ol examination ol the North 112 deg. Weal, 96 and 140 feet In depth deeded to · Clifford mlnation Secretary Roofing, Siding, Room Additions 1 pounty Roed t3 which houaa. leet to the place ol and being further Jacoba and Mildred only. (3) 2~. (4)1,11, 17 Soffit, Decks, Remodeling Ia aaaured to be the Robert , E. Beegle, beginning; described as lollowe: Jacobs by deed The above dexcrlbed New Gar:agea Doors, Windows, Electrical & Plumbing Beginning 70 lee! E11t recorded In Volume Electric, Plumbing, Roofing & Gutters ol the Southwast cor· 173, Page 333, Meigs Vinyl Siding & Painting , Drywall, ner of Lot t297; Thence County Deed Records. Patio and Porch Deck• Remodeling, Room North 50 feet; Thence The above deacribed wv 036725 Additions East 70 feet; Thence real estate Ia deslgnatV.C. YOUNG Ill South 50 feet; Thence od as Parcel Nos. 15Local Contractor 992·6215 West 70 teet to the 00083 and 15-00084, 740-367-0544 Pomeroy Oh1o place ol beginning. Meigs County Auditor. Free Estimates 7S V ru~, oc;~l Ex:JNIC'n':e Parcel Two: A right-of- Current Owner: Jack 740·367·.0536 way lor sewer linea as Phillips . currently existing .Property at: 931 Hysell across the West one- Street hall cil the South one- Middleport, Ohio . hall of Lot 1297 con- Prior Deed nectlng Into High Relerebcea :Voiuine Street. Subject to an 330, Page 811 .• •1St. ......ll 8145180 easement lor the bene- Appraised at $60,000 140-1112-m. lit or the Weat one-hall Terms o1 Sale: Cannot ol the South one-hall be sold lor less than or Lot U97 lor water 213rds ofthe·appralsed IMIIIft. . . .12:1U.II . . and gas lines connect- vaiile. 10% down on lng Into the · a,liey dey of sale, cash or betwean Broadway certified check, batand High Streets. ance due on conllrma....... CIIs•ll............ Located at 748 High lion olaale. . Clbllllc Clltllrt.-s. - Street, Middleport, OH The appraisal did not 45760 include an i'nterlor ltlllrwllrnltfrlclal Said property has been examination ol the appraised at $45,000 house. · · and carinot sell lor loll Robert E. Beegle, than two-thlrdt of Melga County Sherllf appraieement. .This AHorney lor the appraisal Ia baaed Plaintiff upon a visual Lerner Sampson · & lnapaction ol that part Rothfuss ol the premlaea · to P.O. Box 5480 which acceas waa Cincinnati, OH 45201naadlly available. The 5480 appraisers assume no 513-241·3100 reaponslbll~ lor, and (4)4, 11 , 18 04-U..o? •RENTALS ~SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY .•MONTHLY OXYGEN VISITS East" West • 10 9 3 • •AK8 73 .. 9 I 2 . 9 74 32 • 8 5 • 9 5 4 6 A 10 6 • A J 8 2 .. J 5 • J 10 6 • Hill's Self Storage 181 SOulb Easl Pass All pass Opening lead: • A The same suit, different problem yJITtt AI>I>·ON ~· / " SUM IS MIJ'tl ~~~An~ PA~TS! ~ ~ .. Pawned ' ICind al elory . 55 A mortlet art Putlaome- 56 going ftebn!w scroll Bygone rulers one'oleg Devious ' Droop DOWN Styllah auto Goal 1 rai26 Functlon ch'uan 2 Lala'a.love 27 Aardvark snack 3 Pacino and Unser 23 Neither 28 Jan. 46 -out (wlthdlow) Austen title 4 Follow the good nor 29 Tress cookbook 47 Beck aglhi bed 31 Cleans the 5 Annuol 24 Block 48 Out a! floor exam 25 Clumpe reach 32 Omani title 6 Ughtwelght 28 Big 50 Neat-egg . 33 Tough& it fallric bird letters 7 Gooey · 30 Menacing 51 LlaldaP out 36 Vinegary 8 Slalom gear sound 52111irpln 37 -Dawn 9 Koppel 34 Ci!Y near curve Pompeii Chong or Knight 38 Cilrus coder 10 Commotion 35 Oasis 39 Mottl room 12 Fillet a fiah localoo fixtures 13 Fastener 40 Hoisting 40 Yellow 18 Most machine jecketa . reliable 41 Staller 42 Brown'ol 19 '1 Robot" 43 Lucy big bande writer Lawleaa 43 Llvy'adollon 20 Brilliance role 22 Makea 45 Momsahlb'a 44Grauy e1panse a sound nanny enables dllemnt experts using the same figures to draw dffe1ent conclusions." Today's!Nmp suH is the samoas yes· terday$, but there is a different consideration, which might have crossed your mind when you read that taiiM, but H wss not relevant. Now is its time, though. How should the dect:uer and the defenders proceed in lour spades after West leads the heart aca? N<llth has 19 t'igh-card points, so "must" BARNEY 1 Ti41NK OUR PROBLEM IS WE SPEND TOO bid four spades wllen his partner shoWs at least siX porns and four spades. But with such a 'soft" hand ~almost haH the porns in """""" and jad<s. and 4-3,3-3 distribution), rebidding th1ee spades wwld not be wrong. South has three top ioseiS: two hearts and ooe club.·So ha must pity the trump MA'1'BE WE ""'-''""KEEPIN' ME · 50 I"IU'-M• MUCH TIME TOGETHER!! suit without loss. In prin'ciple this requires fi:ldlng East wm, doubleton king, which, as you can see, he has. But West can keep his side in with a chance ol defeatilg the contmct by dropping his nine or 10 when decarer plays a spade to his jack. This gives South the option ol playing West for the doubleton 10-9. II that wore the pooition, declarer WO\Jd hsva to lead the spade queen fmm the dummy on the second round. What should South do? Against a good opponent, he should ignore West and continue with the spade aoe. But ! declarer knows that the laisecard would neve1 occur to West, South should return to the dummy and calilo1 'the spade queen.That wiluld be his only cflance. ROBERT BISSEll CONSRICO. THE BORN LOSER lm>U.'f:; !-\OW""~:~ ~fl-00('( DOCS floE ~:'( 1-\E~"? . 0 Marcu• Conslrlction and General Contracting BIG NATE CELEBRITY CIPHER • by Luis Campos . eoutYCiitOO_ ....... "'"' ........ "'""""'-·"" ... ._. 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