https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7568f5d4fcbd1b7fd6cd2855fce2c706.pdf 6ad761129a80695b878525b34f9ca70a PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Swept www .mydailysentinel.com Fed Hock r~llies to beat Lady Eagles Kessel, Stastny among 18 from Page 81 BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAIL.YTRIBUNE.COM blool' single plated two for an 8-5 score . Thomas added another solo shot in the sixth to conc lude the contest at 9-5. Spartans' starter Man Demoskv went the distance, allowing 10 hits anu six earned runs in the winning deci sio n. Demosky also walked six and hit one batter while striking out nine. The Marauders u'ed three pitchers in the defeat. Starter Dave Poole lasted just 2. I 'innings. surrendering seven runs and five hits in the setb_ack. Poole al so walked three and fann ed just two. Bryan DeLong entered in the third and worked 2.2 innings. allowing just ,)ne run on two wa lk s. DeLong also struck out four. Austin Dunfee took over in the sixth and worked the final two innings. allowing just the homer to Thomas in the sixth. Bolin led the Marauders with a 4-for-4 effort at the plate , including scorin g twice and dri vi ng in a pair of RB! s. Poole. Dunfee. Jacob Well. Aaron Story. Clayton Blackston and Ryan Jeffers provided the other safeties. Poole also had two run s baned in and Caleb Davis added an RBI. Blackston also scored twice. Thomas paced the Black, Red and White with two hits and scored three ti mes. McCarty. Cory Bean, Kyle Brozak and Jordan Myles had the other hits. Demosky also scored twice after being issued three walks a! the plate. · Meigs returns to action · today when it travel s to River Valley for a non-conference matchup. Game time is scheduled for 5 p.m. STEWART - For five and a half innings. it ,vas all Eastern. But the tide quickly turned as the Federal Hocking Lady Lancers scored four runs in the bottom of sixth inning to come from behind and beat the visiting Lady Eagles 5-4 in a high sc hool softball game on Monday. A single and two wa lks loaded the bases in the piv.otal inning. Barton singled in the first run. then Julie Vinson hit a bases-clearing double to knock in three more and put her team on top. Pitcher Jorden Salyers sat Ea,tnn down in order in the seventh to end the game. Eastern led 3-0 after one inning and was ahead by fo ur runs after Kathryn Bland hi t a solo home run in the top of the third. But Federal Hocking scored a run in the bottom of Bland Baker that same third frame with out the benefit of a hit before stunning the visitors with four more tallies in the sixth to escape with the Tri- Valley Conference Hocking Division victory. The win improved Fed Hock to 4-7 on the year. In fact. Eastern (4-9, 1-3 TVC) sl<trting and losing pitcher Sasha Collins held the Lady Lancers without a hit until the fi.fih . She fanned four Lancers and gave up two earned runs on four hits. Salyers surrendered six hits, struck out four, and was hampered somewhat by the four errors her defense made behind her in the opening frame. Eastern used those miscues. along with singles by Alyssa Baker and Kelsey Holter, to jump out to the early 3-0 advantage. Baker was the long Eagle with multiple hih with two singles. Bland ITad a 'iOio homer and Brittany Bissell doubled . Holter and Hannah Cozart chipped in with singles. Parrish had a triple , Vinso n a three -run double while Bail and Barton each singled for the winners. Eastern plays host to Trimble 5 p.m. on Thursday in TVC Hocking action. FEDERAL HOCKING 5, EASTERN 4 Eastern 301 000 0 - 4 6 2 Fed Hock 001 004 x - 5 4 5 Sasha Collins and Kathryn Bland. Jorden Salyers and Julie Vinson. WPSalyers. LP - Collins. HA - E i (Bland, th ird inmng, none onl. WP Sarrett 2 .___ 9 10 3 o - 16 3 Bryan Hams. ' LP - • Meigs sweeps River Valley. See Page 81 Tyler J. The Colu~1bus Dispatch. by customers who say they in a story appearing Sunday. ordered monuments from reported that Kenneth R. the cemetery. through POMEROY - A man Hobbs II, 45, is identified Hobbs, or from Hobbs· own under investigation for by an alias. Melvin R. Cole, business. and never cheating customers through on records at the Oklahoma received them. a local cemetery and his Department of Correction. Hobbs, who apparently own company has been Hobbs is a former employee fled to Texas after being identified as an ex-convict · of Meigs Memory Gardens fired by the Pomeroy cemefrom Oklahoma City. Okla., and former operator of tery, was imprisoned in and faced 'criminal charges Beautiful Memories Oklahoma in the 1990's on in Meigs County Court in Monuments of Pomeroy. He charges of forgery, conceal2005 and 2006. is the subject of complaints ing stolen property and posBv BRIAN REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM session of cocaine, according to the Di spatch . In 2005, Hobbs pleaded guilty to a charge of domestic violence in Meigs County Courl and in 2006, was charged in ihat court with felonious assault. That charge was later dismissed. Amy Rizer. who worked as the assistant cemetery manager under Hobbs. told the Dispatch that Hobbs co- ~ 1 111 , 1 mingled fund s from ihc cemetery and hi> private bu, inc;s. paid per,onal bills from business accounts. and made loans from them . Some sources say he might now be in Kentucky. Last week. 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The scouts recently took.a five mile hike at Forked Run State Park and have plans for a 1,0-mike hike · As a part of their aviation merit badge requirements, these members of Chester Boy Scou{ Troop 235 visited the airport in parkersburg, W.Va . They are left to right. front, Garrett Caldwell, Marshall Aanestad, Clayton Ritchie, Dustin Frost , Justin Rees, and back, Jack Kuhn, Garrett Ritch ie, Nick Burke, Tyle r Barber, Mark Sheets, Dillon Morris, Chase Cook,' and Ethan Nottingham. Please see Festival, A5 Sign change BY. BETH SERGENT Details on Page A6 12 PACES Annie's Mailbox tiDD"J 1JJDJilil 1J lillrf.JJNJ 00:®. · ll,m C.ve &. M'keup · N~1il C•re • Helix Cuts White • f aciJls &. 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Flowers mu st be on the parade entry to be eligible for the cash awards. The remainder of the festival schedule is as follows : I 0:30 a.m .. the Southern High School Band performs; II a.m., Independence Road perform: II :45 a.m.. the crowning of the festival queen: noon. Jerry and Lisa Queen perform: I p.m., Duo Glide featuring Dale Kulchar <tnd Chad Dodson . All mu sical acts perform twice throughout the day with Second sets due at 2 p.m .. Independe nce Road; 3 p.m .. Jerry and Lisa Queen: 4 p.m., Duo Glide. Of course, a !lower festiva l wouldn't be complete without flowers and selling them this year will be the Southern FFA and Paul & Crestlyn Hill. RACO member Kathryn Hart said the Crestlyn·s are "'noted for their beautiful fern s... · In add ition the Southern FFA wifl also be sellin g vegetable plants ant! barbecue ch icken . Thi s year the FFA will have two BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL. COM 2 SECJ'IONS - Open M-f all Southern begins archery program INDEX HOUf ~j : No, Garrett Ritchie wasn't the pilot when this plane took off from the Parkersburg/Marietta Regional Airport. Garrett and Clayton Ritchie in the co-pilot's seat were just getting a feet for what it might be like to fly an airplane. Please see Scouts, A5 740-44M020 SOUTHERN 9, TRIMBLE 1 \\\\n . 111 ,d , 11 1, •·ot rll 111 t'J Man at center of cemetery accusations has criminal record SPORTS 142 2nd Ave. Qelllpolll, OH stventh, Pierce reached on . an error that scored a run, then Hunter · tagged a one out single. Southern ' now owned a 9-1 lead they carried until they brought home the win. Bryan Harri s was the winning pitcher witb six strrkeouts and four walks. Harris was again masterful in his second varsity ' tart . Tyler Barrett suffered the loss with six strikeouts and one walk. Southern · is tentatively slated to make up a game at Be Ipre Tuesday. . \\lll'\I"IJ\,. \Pfl.ll . tH ~ tHJ - (304)675-7036 Open Mnn . - Thurs . !-U0-5pm Southern 01 0 402 100 000 Trimble , ,,~ 1'\1'-,.•\rd .-,t, ,o . tXn 215 Si"th St. Pt. Pleasant. W\1 IA>' nl~' from Page 81 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Cl'fiES Debra K. 435 '/2Second Avenue Lead - lne Insurance" Southern TRIMBLE 4, SOUTHERN 3 Southern 100 11 0 0 - 3 7 6 Trimble 000 040 "- .....:. 4 53 WP- Walton. LP- Eddy. \.. I Erie · two scoreless frames. Southern went up 2-0 when Turley reached on an error and Wolfe-Riffle had an RBI double. Riffle' s bat nearly played a role in another run. In the fifth Lindsey Bu~zard dou bled and scored on a Kasey Turley RBI si ngle. Leading 3-0, Southern was still without an out, then Riffle singled for her third hit of the night. A ground out and two strtke-outs ended the inning. Every good team see ms to have that magical inning. For Trimble, it was the fifth inning. Jenhy Sikorski singled, then with two out struckout. Walton sin~ led , Yore singled, Angle wa tked, and Kinnison.hit a two-run double to give Trimble, the lead and the eventual win. Walton was the winning pitcher with ten strikeouts, one walk and one hit batter. Sarah Eddy Suffered the loss with seven strikeouts and five walks while givi·ng up five hits. Kessel, CQle, Esche and Grahame were among seve n players with experience in the world championships. The others were de fen semen Andrew Alberts · of the Boston Bruins and : Keith Ballard of the Phoenix Coyotes. and forward Chri~ Clark of the Washington Capitals. Also se lected were defenseman Matt Greene and ri ght wtng Toby Petersen of the Edmonton Oiler,.,. Los Angeles Kings defcnseman Jack Johnson, Bruin> forward Brandon Bochenski, Hurricanes for· ward Chad LaRose, St. Louis Blues forward Lee Stempniak and Washington Capitals defen se man Brian Pothier. Four remaining roster ·spots will be filled followirtg the first round of the NHL' playoffs. Gunman had raised concerns with his disturbing writings, A6 Employees, lndependen1 Contractors, Vendors and their immediate 1amiily not eligible. Bryan Delong (3),Austin Dunfee (6) and from Page 81 ' COLORADO SPRINGS , Colo. (AP) - Colorado Avahmche rookie Paul Stastny - who had 28 goals and 50 assists in 82 games thi s season - and Boston rookie Phil Kessel were among the 18 players chose n Monday for the U.S. National Team that will compete in the world championships in Moscow beginning April 27 The selections also inducted two college players. forward Nathan Davis of . Miami (0 hio) Universuy and goa ltender Cory Schneider of Boston College. Also selected was Colorado's Tyler Arnason . Carolina Hurricanes forward Erik Cole and goaltenders Robert Esche of the Philadelphia Flyers · and John Grahame of Carolina, all 2006 Olympians, also, were chosen. WIN UPTO $1,000 !!! J.T. Evans WP - Demosky; LP - Poole HR: A- Ryan Thomas {first inning, ohe out , nobody on); Thomas (sixth innfng, on. two out) Students join "inSt.Jude Math-a-thon, A3 chosen for U.S. national team PLAY COVERALL BINGO ALEXANDER 9, MEIGS 5 Ale.:andef 403 101 0 - 9 6 0 Meigs 120 020 0 - 5 10 0 AHS {5·1 TVC Ohio): Man Demosky and Cory B~an MHS (7·4 . 4·2 TVC Ohio) : Dave Poole. no~y ' ' Tuesday, April17, 2007 (740) 446·0724 ~- Obituaries Sports Weather B Section A6 David ~ink- Owner © 2001 Ohio Valley Pub~shing CO. ., RA CINE Southern Elementary is now following in the f(Jotstcps of the successful archery program in the Mei gs Local School Di strict by impleme'nting its own National Archery in the School s Program (NASP) with its own Tornado twi st. Four years ago Meigs Intermediate was one of on ly a handful of pilot schools in the state to utilize the program which on ly cont in~ es to gro\v into Southern territory where students are currently learning the sport. "The more time kids spend he.re doing archery. the less time they have to do something they shouldn 't," Nick Dettwiller, physical Please see Archery, AS ,, • Beth Sergent/ photo Southern Elementary seventh graders {from left) Austin Hill, Brian J. Reed/ photo Alison Brown, Dustin Shelton and Cour.tney Smith listen to Men from a Zanesville sign company braved whipping winds instructor Nick Dettwilier discuss archery at Southern Monday afternoon to change the name on the Little John's Elementary. . store in Middleport, from Citgo to Sunoco. '" • �' PageA2 LOCAL: • STATE lhe Daily Sentinel Meigs Local announces honor roll students Meigs Intermediate Fifth grade: Josiah Beha, Dillon Blankensh p, Bre Bonnett, Cody Broeken. Kimberly Casci, Brett Casto, Hannah Conley. Olivia Cremeans, Anna Cundiff. Kimberly Cunningham, Michaela Davidson. Alyson Dettwiller, Devan Dugan, Jarret Durst, Austin Fitzgerald, Meredith Gaul , Chase Hayes, Bradley Helton, Taylor Hood, Abigail Houser. Sara Klein. Brandon Mahr. Morgan Marnati . Andrea McGrath. Daniel Morman. Josh Myers. Brody Peyton. Trenton Prater. Adrianna Rowe. Kay lee Rowe, Taylor Rowe. Morgan Russell. Briana Smith, Katlynn Stanley. Carolann Stewart, Carly Taylor. Anthony Vance, Shannon . Walker. Nikki Wayland, Darrin Will. ' Meigs Middle School ANNIE'S MAILBOX Knee surgery an option for older reader, if otherwise healthy Keeping Mr. Offensive out of your home Meigs High School Keeping The Thank your staff in our Administrative Professional Wee~ Page. The page will run on: Presents Strange Kandv Saturdav, April 21st ******************** c~~~:~~~; Triple Threat Saturdav, April 28th· Monday- say Draft TuesdaY- Karaoke w/Ron Campbell $1.00 Cover 9pm- tam Wednesday- Mens Night -Pool tournament $5.00 entJy Bprn - say off all drinks 1Opm- 2am YTHE BEND FAMILY MEDICINE Senior officials at Ohio University to forego raises Good Times The Daily Sentinel . VVednesday,Aprilt8,2007 Bevan, Cameron Bolin, Brianna Buffington, Hannah Cleek, Terrence Conlin, Frederick W. Crow, Nicole Davis, Emily Freeland, Naihaniel Question: I'm 86 years old give you much benefit. That's Gilkey, Miranda Grueser, Hope and in fairly good health why some people have douHajivandi, Morgan Howard·, Kelsey except for degenerative joint , ble knee replacement operaHowell , Kassandra lohnson, Justin disease in my left knee. tions or schedule a second Justis, Colt Kerr, Brandon King, Julie Conisone shots don't help. one as soon as they are fully Lantz, Christopher Marnati, Aaron After being on my feet for recovered from the tirst. Maxson, Marissa Mcangus; Jonathan any length of time, my knee Another consideration is Mccarthy, Shannon Mclaughlin, huns, and I have to sit down patient size. A person over Katey Patterson, Savannah Pullins, .for an hour or two with 'my 200 pounds may not get full Garrett Riffle, Kasey Roush, Austin leg up on the couch. Are there benefit from the knee Sayre, Kelsey Shuler, Brenton any new procedures that surgery. Some surgeons will . Third ·grade: Halley Barnes, Lauien Southern. Chandra Stanley, Connor could be done for this condi- not perform knee replaceBooth, Gino Casci , Sydney Coon, Swartz, Tanner Tackett, Michelle tion? lf they can do knee ment surgery until the patient Dylan Darst. David Doerfer. Haiden Unbankes, Kay Ia Wyant. E r h C E T 1 F ld replacements successfully, has reached an agreed-upon ng ts · ounn~y vans, Y er te s, why not joints? Thank you weight 'Also people who are James Fish, Sadie Fox, Evan George. very energetic may have very m~~h for your advice. Kaitlyn Gilkey. Miranda Gillilan. trouble with the limited A-nswer: I have some Matthew Hawkim;, Dylan Haynes. activity required during the jlood news for you. The knee Freshman: Tyler Aodrews, Lauren Austin Hendricks, Tracy Herdman. prolonged rehabilitation perits·a joint, and when a person Sixth Grade: Braden Baker. Rachel Barnes, Justin Cotterill, Travis Cameron Hettinger. Lexie Houdashelt. od after the surgery. has a "knee replacement," Skylar Jenkins, Jackie Jordan. Bauer. Thomas Boyer, Matthew Casci, Dunham, Jacob Dunn, Dale Ellis, Fortunately, the vast it's actually the knee joint Macenzie Kennedy, Wyatt King, Kayla Conlin. Alyssa Cremeans; Darby Gilmore, Earley Hill , Scott majority of those who have that is replaced. Surgeons Brayden Kopec, Jake Korn. Austin Brittany Cremean s, Meranda Dickens, Kennedy. Jennifer Payne. total knee replacement Sophomore: Nicole Andrus, Jamie are also able to replace Life. Colton Lilly, Amber Markin, Roben Dillon. William Duvall, Megan Dyer. Tyler Eblin, Delilah Fish, Erika Ba, iley, Briua·ny Black, Clayton Bolin, · shoulder joints, finger joints. surgery have the expected Austin McClintic, Dustin McGhee, Tltey have Trey McWilliams, Jaxon Meadows, Fox. Harley Fox. Mercadies George. Chad Bonnett. Megan Bush, Crockett hip joints and ankle joints. outcome. improved mobility , and . The real question may be: Crow, Jennifer Fife, Amanda Gilkey, Shawn ·Molden, Coltin Neutzling, Shana Gorslene, Edward · Hendricks, much less pain after the post"Are you a candidate for a Amber Hockman, Lian Hoffman, Brandy Parsons, Adriabna Patterson. Michelle Henry, Justin Hettinger, surgical recovery and rehab Lara Penrin, Brittany Powell, Kelsie Corey King, Hannah King. Anthany Jessica Holliday, Cara Lawless. knee joint replacement?" periods. This benefit typicalKnee replacement is conPowell, Gregory Priddy, Chase Lane, Adam Little, Kirsten Mcquire, Morgan Lentes, Jahnna Lydic, Jason ly lasts for I0 years or more. sidered for patients who ·Scarberry, Cory Scarberry, Ciara Jordan Meadows, Jacob Mulholland, Morris, Jami Myers, Lindsey Myers, At that point the surgery may have knee joints that have Scheiderer, Kalynn Seymour. Cody Shawnella Patterson, Rachel Payne, Alexandria Patterson, Kenneth Payne, been damaged or destroyed need to be repeated, Smith, Jack Starcher, Madison Stewan, Emma Penrin, Tess Phelps, Tyler Price, Erin Perkins, Calee Reeves , Brian You will notice that when Jacob Wandling, Jordan Wandling, Ben Keana Robinson, Ashleigh Sayre, Rice, Megan Smith, Caitlin Swartz, by trauma or a disease such as arthritis. Osteoanhritis, I mentioned possible factors Wilson, Haley Wilson, Jaden Wolfe, Samuel Scherfel, Kenzie Shuler, Kimberly Swisher, James Welsh, Catie which is anhritis caused by th'at would weigh against . Maggie Smith, Bethany Spaun, Amber Wolfe, Jacob Workman. Shawn Yeauger, Sonja Young. wear on a joint, is the most this surgery, I did not menJunior: Michael Ball, Amy Bar, Fourth grade: Brook Andrus, Steinmetz, Roben Strohl, Kyrie Swann, common reason for knee tion your age. Many healthy, Jordyn Arnold, McKayla Barrett, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn Thomas, Talisha Beha, Dani~lle Bing, Elizabeth joint active people replacement. The pain in their 80's Sariah Brinker, Alexis Coleman, Dustin Ulbrich, Jesse Vaughan, Cremeans, Renee Colbl.lrn, Brandon and loss of function that have joint n;placement Shaun Coleman, Hannah Cremeans, Mckenzie Whobrey, Haley Will, . Dodson, Austin Dunfee, Anthony English, Lucas Franca, Rebecca results from osteoanhritis surgery. It can help to keep Amber bavidson, John Davis, Emily Autumn Williams, Zachary Yeauger. Seventh Grade: Cheyenne Beaver, Hanstine, Haakon Jahr, Seth Johnson, leads many patients to con- them active and enjoying . Deem •. Matthew Foster, K' Tayona Garnes. Elizabeth Gearheart, Gage Dustin Clark, Olivia Cleek, Kimberly Bradley Jones, Kaylee Kennedy, sider knee replacement. The life for many years to come. · Gilkey, Cheyenne Gorslene, Marissa Curl, Michael Davis, Tyler Dunham, Ashley King, Candy Lamben, Kirk degenerative joint · disease Family Medicine® is a \ Hall, Sierra Hall, Mitchell Howard, Chelsey Eads, Jassmari Fish, Rebecca Legar, Charlotte Miller, Tiffany you mentioned is just another name for osteoarthritis. weekly column, To submit Mytko. Chelsey Noel. Carrie Phelps, Fonner, Tiffany Francis, Emalee Gla~s. Katelyn Hysell. Haley Kennedy. Joint replacement is questions, write to Martha Joseph Rosier, Steven Stewart, James Brennan Klein, A. J. Kopec, Dylan Cody Hanning, Savanna Henry, Marlee major surgery, but in most A. Simpsoii; D:o:; M.B.A., Lavender, Jack Lemley, Samantha Hoffman, Cassidy Hood, William Story, Brittany Varian, Alexa Venoy, it is an entirely eleccases Ohio University College of Loar, Mitchell Metts, Tamera Miller, Hysell, Amelia King, Austin King, Patti Vining, Richard Well, Eric Wood tive procedure. That means Osteopathic Medicine, 1'.0. Senior: Natane Adams, Dakota Bre . Mitchell, Sara Morgan, Beth Samantha King, Steven Mahr, Tanishil the surgery is scheduled in Box 110, Athens, Ohio Norris, Lindsay Patterson, Wesley Mckinney, Kassandra Mullins, Kasey . Arms, Daniel Bookman, Shauna Clark, - Patterson. Ty Phelps,·Anna Reynolds, Napper, Brady Norville, Timothy faith Dye. Dane Eichinger, Heather advance - as opp<ised to an 45701, or via e-mail to . Brooke Reynolds, Bobby Rice, Parsons, Ben Reed, Dijaun Robinson, Elam, Sarah Engle, Jessica Fisher, emergency surgery, like an reoderquestions@jamily· medicin,enews.org. Medical Courtney Robinson, Deshawna .Jennifer Robinson, Nathan Rothgeb, Kayla Grover, Brittany Haning, Steven appendectomy. Due. to this elective information in this column Robinson, Hailey Roush, Adam Jeffrey Roush, Michael Satterfield, Hudson, Bridget Humphrey, Kyle to nature, you have time is provided OS on edUCO• Russell, Ryan Schenkelberjl. Matthew Zachary Sayre, Kayla Shan~. Evelyne Kinnan, Sarah Lantz, Martin McAngus, Smallwood, Caleb Smnh, Kerri Sindle, Cayelynn .Smith Elizabeth Christina Miller, Shawn Ogaz, David carefully weigh the risks tional service only. It does Sparks, Breahna Thompson, Tanner Sprouse, Travis Tackett, Ryan Taylor. Poole, Robert Reed, Amanda and the benefits before pro- not replace the/'udgmen,t of · Vanaman, Mikayla VanMatre, Victoria Eighth grade: Jordan And~rson, Schartiger, Jennifer Smith, Jessica ceeding with the surgery. your persona physician, Walker, Kacie Welsh, Brianna Will, Alaine Arnold, Shellie Bailey, Reanna Smith, Krysta Stitt, Joshua Taylor, One of the things your doc- who should be relied on Barker, Ashley Bateman-Lee, Olivia Michael Wheeler, Ashley Zielinski. , tor needs to consider, and to diagnose and recom· Austin Wolfe, Collen Young. this is true of any surgical mend treatment for any procedure, is the ability of · medical conditions. Past I your system to withstand columns · ore ovoilobltJ I the ri~ors of anesthesia. online at www.fomilymedi· Whtle anesthesia is gener- cinenews.org. ally safe, people with weak ATHENS - President committed to taking that. McDavis said administra- work; the state's universities hearts and poor lungs need Roderick l McDavis today leadership on our campus." tion officials have been talk- have closed .gaps by trim- to· be carefully evaluated Meig~ announced that he and 27 "The other imponant sen- ing over the last month ming operating expenses. before undergoing surgery.. · senior officials will forego timent that I share with the about adopting the zero-perTo balance its budget, Ohio Other risks of surgery are County informed · pay raises for the fiscal year ·governor is that our strength cent pay increase. On University reallocated $14.8 - infection,. bleeding, blood· .•' will come from joining each March 29, he also proposed million at the stan of the cur- clots and nerve damage, to beginning July I. Daily Sentinel The executive pay freeze other in 'common purpose.' the idea at a deans ' and vice rent year budgetand presently· name a few. · will save . the university For Ohio University, that presidents' meeting. is looking at a budget scenario Also, keep in mind that if Subscri~ today approximately $150,000 in means keeping education "Everyone agreed that that would require trimming both knees have severe dam' 992-2155 the coming budget year. affordable for our students this is the right thing to do," another $4:8 million in FY08. age, fixing only one will not Taking the pay freeze are the while holding to consistent, McDavis said. president, his cabinet and . high academic standards." The plan was finalized at • the deans at all campuses. To do that, McDavis the cabinet meeting on April "The deans, membe~ of stressed, the university must II and deans' meeting on my cabinet and I have decid- invest in its exceptional fac- April 12. . ed not to accept any pay ulty and support the staff State support for Ohio increases for FY08. We fee) · members who serve the stu- University's budget has this is the right thing to do at dents and carry out the uni- dropped from about 50 pera time when we are asking versity's mission every day. cent in the mid-1980s to just all university units toweath"I will be asking the Board 29 percent of Ohio er cuts," McDavis said. "We of Trustees to approve a 3 University's budget today. think it is very imponant to percent raise pool for faculty And although tuition for lea_d by example." and staff and invest an addi- the state's students is 47 perThe move comes as the tio'nal $1.2 million to cent above the national averuniversity pushes toward a improve compensation for age, the cost of instruction at balanced budget at a chal- full-time faculty. These are Ohio colleges and universilenging time. recommendations from the ties runs at the national aver"As Gov. Strickland said Faculty Compensation Ta~k age, Board of Regents in his State of the State Force and Budget Planning Chancellor Eric Fingerhut address, he is asking all Council," McDavis said. said in recent testimony · parts of state government to "This is the first year of a before the state's Higher make 's.lJared sacrifices. ' five-year plan to bring facul- Education Subcommittee. · Ohio University is no excep- ty pay up to benchmark stan- That means raising tuition • tion," McDavis said. "I am dards." alone doesn 't make a budget . POMEROY - The list of students in the Meigs Local School District making the honor roll ~or the third nine-week grading period have been announced by Superintendent William Buckley. Students making a grade of B or· above in all their subjects to be listed on the honor roll at their respective schools are as follows: • We_dnesday, April 25th Administrative Professional Week Aprii llnd- 28th A 2 co. x.4" advertisement that relays your gratitude. Spot Color included at no extra charge. The page will be.online on our Website for a week. · .All this for only S60 Deadline April 23, 2007 ErJm '· DJ 9pm - 2am Saturday - Live Bands S!mday - $1.00 Beer - $1 .25 Coronas · " • Wedne!!day, Aprilt8, 2007 BY KATHY MtTCHEU AND MARCY SUGAR • e1 . Submitted photo Unloadmg books to be used in the Meigs Middle School Math-a·thoR are from the left front Terri Craig, left, and Dijaun Robinson, and back, Ryan Payne, left, and Bethany Spa~n. ' Students join in St. Jude Math-a-thon the. students are into the second week of the event which will conclude on April 30. POMEROY - Students "By sponsoring students, at the Mei gs Middle School you will ~e lp raise funds for are concerned enough about the world's premier pedichildren with catastrophic atric cancer research cenillnesses to become ter," she added, noting that involved in the St. Jude. the hospital has an ongoing Math-a-thon fund raiser. tight against childhood catThe program is ·geared to astrophic diseases. "Our mising money for St. Jude goal in holding this event is Children's Research Hospital. to help the children of the According to Mary Hawk; world who are stricken with Meigs Middle School princi- diseases like cancer, AIDs, pal and coordinator of the sickle cell disease and other event, the students are calling catastrophic illnesses." on local residents to help Hawk reminded that St. them raise. money through Jude Children's Research sponsoring students in the Hospital, located in Math-a-thon. She noted that Memphis, Tenn. where it BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILVSEf..ITINEL.COM was founded by the late entenainer, Danny Thomas, is internationally recognized for its pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with cancer and other catastrophi c diseases. Discoveries are shared by the facility with scientific and medical communities of the world and ability to pay never enters into whether a child is treated. · Hawk asked that anyone interested in sponsoring a student or making a donation to St. Jude's Math-a-thon contact Meigs Middle School at 992;3058. More information on the program is available at www.mathathon.org. dlcal ' . ·welcome tQ Our Clinic Community Calendar . Public meet ' ings · . Thursday, Apri( 19 POMEROY Public meeting' to discuss Pomeroy sewer system and how to bring it up to the Oh.io Environmental Protection Agency 's reljuirements, 7: 30 p.m., Pomeroy · Municipal Building. Monday, April 23 Financial RACINE Planning Supervision . . Commtsston, regular meeting, I0:30 a.m., Southern High School med ia room. Church events Wednesday, April IS RUTLAND - Revival, Rutland Freewill · Baptist Church, 7 p.m.. today April 21, speaker, Brother Norman Taylor, call 7422376 or 742-2810 for more information . . Friday, April 20· REEDSVILLE - Spring revival at th e Reedsville United Methodist Church, 7 p.m. through 22. Speaker · Ronnie Vance. · Sunday, April 22 POMEROY Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church, will have the Mille( family singers •m the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Pastor is Glenn Rowe. For more information call 304-7735559. F.OREST RU)II Combined worship at Forest Run Church, . II a.m . .followed by 12:30 p.m. fellow- . ship carry-in dinner. Special guests, missionaries from the Congo, Gaston, Jeannie and Eileen Ntambo. will talk about 911 and emergency preparedness. Members to take paper Products . and personal care items for Serenity House. Reservations. 992-3214. · Guests welcome. Saturday, April 21 MIDDLEPORT Disabled American Veterans 9th bistrict spring meeting will be held ut the M · etgs Chap ter 53 hall. Dinner at noun, meeting at I p.m. Monday, April 23 CHESTER Shade River Lodge. 453, spec ial meeting. 7 p.m. fur the pur-. pose· of co nferring· the Entered Apprentice Degree on two candidates. Asha Yellamraju, MD, Is board-certified In lnte!NI Medicine. 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 • Gastroenterology . • General Surgery I • Internal MediCine • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Podiatry and Podiatric Surgery 113 East Memorial Dr. • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-91 58 . . o~BLENEss~ HEALTH SYSTEM ''When I. need a closer look at my pdtients' heart healtl1, i pla-:e my cot1fidence in the . cardiova~ c u lar Clubs and organizations Thursday, April 19 POMEROY Meigs County Coalition. regular meeting, alcohol awareness discussed. refreshments served. 7-8 p:m., Mulberry Community Center. POMEROY Meigs County Retired Teachers will meer _at noon Trinity Church, Second Street meeting room. Bob Byer. Mei gs~County EMS director . Double Block 10% off- SlOB ThursdaY· Ladies Night w/DJ $1 .00 cover 9pm- 2am 50~ off all drinks - topm· 2am -Lisa from C~tlifornia I ha1·e been taking the Dear Lisa: Daniel ·sounds sa me two ,med'ications for like a creep. You do not years. and they do not Dear Annie: My' husband have to have him in your require constant supervi · of nine years has a. brother, home, nor do you have to sion . Thi s leads me to con"Daniel," whom I have see him (those are the reper- dude that the doc tors in never been comfortable cussions). but please don't · thi s area are only after the with, but have tolerated. My tell your hu sband to cut off whopping S 16ti office hu sband 's sister will not contact with hi s .brother. visit fee. allow Daniel in her home, That is not your decision to 1 am angry that 1 need to and another brother will not make, and your husband take time off work to see a even speuk to him . will r!! se nt yo u if you doctur once a month: just Daniel lives several demand it. He can see for her to whiz in . ask two hours away and · recentl y Daniel on his own. question s and then authoinvited himself to visit for Dcar Annie: I've been rize my reffils. Do doctors · the weekend. He brought dating "George" fo r four not make enough that they hts new girlfriend, whom years. and I love him dearl y. have t<i run a scam like we did not invite or want to His family is very kind , but this ? _ V. stay with us. He also they have a couple of habits Dear V.: Doctors often brought his two daughters. I find inappropriate. want to see patients, espeages 13 and 3, and left The first is s nortin ~. cially new ones. to make them unsupervised while' When their noses are sure the medications are he slept on the couch or stuffed. which. seems to be a working. that they are being .stood outside and smoked. good deal of the time, they taken properly and that And he expected me to do snort constantly. When there are no new side effects his laun'dry. we're at a restaurant, I'm a1·ter 1ongti me use. The worst pan is Daniel's embarrassed and more than However, there is nothing foul mouth . Despite a little grossed out. They wrong with asking your reminding him to keep it PG also pick their teeth in pub- doctor if she can prescribe in front of our children, lie with those little plastic more pills at a time so you Daniel and hi s girlfriend · tlossers. ' don't have to come in as constantly talked about sex. George used to snort. too. often. He made disg usting innuen- but' I finally told him it is Allnie's Mailbox is writdos out of everyt hing. On . rude. and he has, for the 'ten by Kathy Mitchell a11d the third day, Daniel swore - most part. quit. Is snortin g u S at my children because they medically required for some !uarcy llgor, longtime edtaccidentally woke him from people'' Is snorting and . tors of the A1111 Landers IIIII. Please e-mail your his nap. That was the last tooth picking considered coli/ questions to orl!liesmail- · straw. I told my husband I rude, as my mother always box@comcast.llet, or write· wanted Daniel out. He left, taught me') Is there a way to but refused to spea k to me kindly tell these people 10 to: A1111ie's Mailbox, P.O. or even wave goodbye . knock it.oil? _ Nauseated BIJx 118190, Chicago, IL Dear Nauseated: Urn, 60611. To find out more What really upsets me is no. You can ask George to about A11nie's Mailbox, that the very next day, my suggest to his parents th~t and read features by other husband talked to Daniel as they see a doctor about Creators Syndicate writers if nothing had happened: their sinus wngestion (it and cartoonists, visit the . I don't want Daniel in my could be allergies), and to Creators Syndicate Web home again. Furthermore, I pick their teeth in private, page at www.creotors.com. don ' t want my husband speaking to him because it but. otherwise, all you can seems disrespectful to me. do is decide if you want to My husband di sagrees. Do be seen in public with I have an obligation to them. Sorry. . allow Danie I into my Dear Annie: I just moved home~ Am I wrong to think to a new area, and every my husband is betraying us time I call to refill my preby allowing such behavior scription medications, I am without any repercussions? .required to come in for This is causing quite a rift. another offi ce visit. PageA3 and cardiopulmonary diagm~tic capahilitics Nl affiliare of the O'Bieness Health System avatlahle here at O'Bleness. Our hospital has invested wisely in aJv,mceJ imaging and lahorJtory rechnok'b"Y so your physician can order a variety of procedures that provide valu~ble Umamahesh Yellamraju, infonuation ahour you~ heart. Talk;to your doctor about ht'art Cardiopulmonary Services services at O'Bieness Memorial HtiSpital." . MD, "Dr. Raju ' Medical Director of O'Bieness O'llleness Heart Services . A Heartbeat Away �' PageA2 LOCAL: • STATE lhe Daily Sentinel Meigs Local announces honor roll students Meigs Intermediate Fifth grade: Josiah Beha, Dillon Blankensh p, Bre Bonnett, Cody Broeken. Kimberly Casci, Brett Casto, Hannah Conley. Olivia Cremeans, Anna Cundiff. Kimberly Cunningham, Michaela Davidson. Alyson Dettwiller, Devan Dugan, Jarret Durst, Austin Fitzgerald, Meredith Gaul , Chase Hayes, Bradley Helton, Taylor Hood, Abigail Houser. Sara Klein. Brandon Mahr. Morgan Marnati . Andrea McGrath. Daniel Morman. Josh Myers. Brody Peyton. Trenton Prater. Adrianna Rowe. Kay lee Rowe, Taylor Rowe. Morgan Russell. Briana Smith, Katlynn Stanley. Carolann Stewart, Carly Taylor. Anthony Vance, Shannon . Walker. Nikki Wayland, Darrin Will. ' Meigs Middle School ANNIE'S MAILBOX Knee surgery an option for older reader, if otherwise healthy Keeping Mr. Offensive out of your home Meigs High School Keeping The Thank your staff in our Administrative Professional Wee~ Page. The page will run on: Presents Strange Kandv Saturdav, April 21st ******************** c~~~:~~~; Triple Threat Saturdav, April 28th· Monday- say Draft TuesdaY- Karaoke w/Ron Campbell $1.00 Cover 9pm- tam Wednesday- Mens Night -Pool tournament $5.00 entJy Bprn - say off all drinks 1Opm- 2am YTHE BEND FAMILY MEDICINE Senior officials at Ohio University to forego raises Good Times The Daily Sentinel . VVednesday,Aprilt8,2007 Bevan, Cameron Bolin, Brianna Buffington, Hannah Cleek, Terrence Conlin, Frederick W. Crow, Nicole Davis, Emily Freeland, Naihaniel Question: I'm 86 years old give you much benefit. That's Gilkey, Miranda Grueser, Hope and in fairly good health why some people have douHajivandi, Morgan Howard·, Kelsey except for degenerative joint , ble knee replacement operaHowell , Kassandra lohnson, Justin disease in my left knee. tions or schedule a second Justis, Colt Kerr, Brandon King, Julie Conisone shots don't help. one as soon as they are fully Lantz, Christopher Marnati, Aaron After being on my feet for recovered from the tirst. Maxson, Marissa Mcangus; Jonathan any length of time, my knee Another consideration is Mccarthy, Shannon Mclaughlin, huns, and I have to sit down patient size. A person over Katey Patterson, Savannah Pullins, .for an hour or two with 'my 200 pounds may not get full Garrett Riffle, Kasey Roush, Austin leg up on the couch. Are there benefit from the knee Sayre, Kelsey Shuler, Brenton any new procedures that surgery. Some surgeons will . Third ·grade: Halley Barnes, Lauien Southern. Chandra Stanley, Connor could be done for this condi- not perform knee replaceBooth, Gino Casci , Sydney Coon, Swartz, Tanner Tackett, Michelle tion? lf they can do knee ment surgery until the patient Dylan Darst. David Doerfer. Haiden Unbankes, Kay Ia Wyant. E r h C E T 1 F ld replacements successfully, has reached an agreed-upon ng ts · ounn~y vans, Y er te s, why not joints? Thank you weight 'Also people who are James Fish, Sadie Fox, Evan George. very energetic may have very m~~h for your advice. Kaitlyn Gilkey. Miranda Gillilan. trouble with the limited A-nswer: I have some Matthew Hawkim;, Dylan Haynes. activity required during the jlood news for you. The knee Freshman: Tyler Aodrews, Lauren Austin Hendricks, Tracy Herdman. prolonged rehabilitation perits·a joint, and when a person Sixth Grade: Braden Baker. Rachel Barnes, Justin Cotterill, Travis Cameron Hettinger. Lexie Houdashelt. od after the surgery. has a "knee replacement," Skylar Jenkins, Jackie Jordan. Bauer. Thomas Boyer, Matthew Casci, Dunham, Jacob Dunn, Dale Ellis, Fortunately, the vast it's actually the knee joint Macenzie Kennedy, Wyatt King, Kayla Conlin. Alyssa Cremeans; Darby Gilmore, Earley Hill , Scott majority of those who have that is replaced. Surgeons Brayden Kopec, Jake Korn. Austin Brittany Cremean s, Meranda Dickens, Kennedy. Jennifer Payne. total knee replacement Sophomore: Nicole Andrus, Jamie are also able to replace Life. Colton Lilly, Amber Markin, Roben Dillon. William Duvall, Megan Dyer. Tyler Eblin, Delilah Fish, Erika Ba, iley, Briua·ny Black, Clayton Bolin, · shoulder joints, finger joints. surgery have the expected Austin McClintic, Dustin McGhee, Tltey have Trey McWilliams, Jaxon Meadows, Fox. Harley Fox. Mercadies George. Chad Bonnett. Megan Bush, Crockett hip joints and ankle joints. outcome. improved mobility , and . The real question may be: Crow, Jennifer Fife, Amanda Gilkey, Shawn ·Molden, Coltin Neutzling, Shana Gorslene, Edward · Hendricks, much less pain after the post"Are you a candidate for a Amber Hockman, Lian Hoffman, Brandy Parsons, Adriabna Patterson. Michelle Henry, Justin Hettinger, surgical recovery and rehab Lara Penrin, Brittany Powell, Kelsie Corey King, Hannah King. Anthany Jessica Holliday, Cara Lawless. knee joint replacement?" periods. This benefit typicalKnee replacement is conPowell, Gregory Priddy, Chase Lane, Adam Little, Kirsten Mcquire, Morgan Lentes, Jahnna Lydic, Jason ly lasts for I0 years or more. sidered for patients who ·Scarberry, Cory Scarberry, Ciara Jordan Meadows, Jacob Mulholland, Morris, Jami Myers, Lindsey Myers, At that point the surgery may have knee joints that have Scheiderer, Kalynn Seymour. Cody Shawnella Patterson, Rachel Payne, Alexandria Patterson, Kenneth Payne, been damaged or destroyed need to be repeated, Smith, Jack Starcher, Madison Stewan, Emma Penrin, Tess Phelps, Tyler Price, Erin Perkins, Calee Reeves , Brian You will notice that when Jacob Wandling, Jordan Wandling, Ben Keana Robinson, Ashleigh Sayre, Rice, Megan Smith, Caitlin Swartz, by trauma or a disease such as arthritis. Osteoanhritis, I mentioned possible factors Wilson, Haley Wilson, Jaden Wolfe, Samuel Scherfel, Kenzie Shuler, Kimberly Swisher, James Welsh, Catie which is anhritis caused by th'at would weigh against . Maggie Smith, Bethany Spaun, Amber Wolfe, Jacob Workman. Shawn Yeauger, Sonja Young. wear on a joint, is the most this surgery, I did not menJunior: Michael Ball, Amy Bar, Fourth grade: Brook Andrus, Steinmetz, Roben Strohl, Kyrie Swann, common reason for knee tion your age. Many healthy, Jordyn Arnold, McKayla Barrett, Autumn Tackett, Madelyn Thomas, Talisha Beha, Dani~lle Bing, Elizabeth joint active people replacement. The pain in their 80's Sariah Brinker, Alexis Coleman, Dustin Ulbrich, Jesse Vaughan, Cremeans, Renee Colbl.lrn, Brandon and loss of function that have joint n;placement Shaun Coleman, Hannah Cremeans, Mckenzie Whobrey, Haley Will, . Dodson, Austin Dunfee, Anthony English, Lucas Franca, Rebecca results from osteoanhritis surgery. It can help to keep Amber bavidson, John Davis, Emily Autumn Williams, Zachary Yeauger. Seventh Grade: Cheyenne Beaver, Hanstine, Haakon Jahr, Seth Johnson, leads many patients to con- them active and enjoying . Deem •. Matthew Foster, K' Tayona Garnes. Elizabeth Gearheart, Gage Dustin Clark, Olivia Cleek, Kimberly Bradley Jones, Kaylee Kennedy, sider knee replacement. The life for many years to come. · Gilkey, Cheyenne Gorslene, Marissa Curl, Michael Davis, Tyler Dunham, Ashley King, Candy Lamben, Kirk degenerative joint · disease Family Medicine® is a \ Hall, Sierra Hall, Mitchell Howard, Chelsey Eads, Jassmari Fish, Rebecca Legar, Charlotte Miller, Tiffany you mentioned is just another name for osteoarthritis. weekly column, To submit Mytko. Chelsey Noel. Carrie Phelps, Fonner, Tiffany Francis, Emalee Gla~s. Katelyn Hysell. Haley Kennedy. Joint replacement is questions, write to Martha Joseph Rosier, Steven Stewart, James Brennan Klein, A. J. Kopec, Dylan Cody Hanning, Savanna Henry, Marlee major surgery, but in most A. Simpsoii; D:o:; M.B.A., Lavender, Jack Lemley, Samantha Hoffman, Cassidy Hood, William Story, Brittany Varian, Alexa Venoy, it is an entirely eleccases Ohio University College of Loar, Mitchell Metts, Tamera Miller, Hysell, Amelia King, Austin King, Patti Vining, Richard Well, Eric Wood tive procedure. That means Osteopathic Medicine, 1'.0. Senior: Natane Adams, Dakota Bre . Mitchell, Sara Morgan, Beth Samantha King, Steven Mahr, Tanishil the surgery is scheduled in Box 110, Athens, Ohio Norris, Lindsay Patterson, Wesley Mckinney, Kassandra Mullins, Kasey . Arms, Daniel Bookman, Shauna Clark, - Patterson. Ty Phelps,·Anna Reynolds, Napper, Brady Norville, Timothy faith Dye. Dane Eichinger, Heather advance - as opp<ised to an 45701, or via e-mail to . Brooke Reynolds, Bobby Rice, Parsons, Ben Reed, Dijaun Robinson, Elam, Sarah Engle, Jessica Fisher, emergency surgery, like an reoderquestions@jamily· medicin,enews.org. Medical Courtney Robinson, Deshawna .Jennifer Robinson, Nathan Rothgeb, Kayla Grover, Brittany Haning, Steven appendectomy. Due. to this elective information in this column Robinson, Hailey Roush, Adam Jeffrey Roush, Michael Satterfield, Hudson, Bridget Humphrey, Kyle to nature, you have time is provided OS on edUCO• Russell, Ryan Schenkelberjl. Matthew Zachary Sayre, Kayla Shan~. Evelyne Kinnan, Sarah Lantz, Martin McAngus, Smallwood, Caleb Smnh, Kerri Sindle, Cayelynn .Smith Elizabeth Christina Miller, Shawn Ogaz, David carefully weigh the risks tional service only. It does Sparks, Breahna Thompson, Tanner Sprouse, Travis Tackett, Ryan Taylor. Poole, Robert Reed, Amanda and the benefits before pro- not replace the/'udgmen,t of · Vanaman, Mikayla VanMatre, Victoria Eighth grade: Jordan And~rson, Schartiger, Jennifer Smith, Jessica ceeding with the surgery. your persona physician, Walker, Kacie Welsh, Brianna Will, Alaine Arnold, Shellie Bailey, Reanna Smith, Krysta Stitt, Joshua Taylor, One of the things your doc- who should be relied on Barker, Ashley Bateman-Lee, Olivia Michael Wheeler, Ashley Zielinski. , tor needs to consider, and to diagnose and recom· Austin Wolfe, Collen Young. this is true of any surgical mend treatment for any procedure, is the ability of · medical conditions. Past I your system to withstand columns · ore ovoilobltJ I the ri~ors of anesthesia. online at www.fomilymedi· Whtle anesthesia is gener- cinenews.org. ally safe, people with weak ATHENS - President committed to taking that. McDavis said administra- work; the state's universities hearts and poor lungs need Roderick l McDavis today leadership on our campus." tion officials have been talk- have closed .gaps by trim- to· be carefully evaluated Meig~ announced that he and 27 "The other imponant sen- ing over the last month ming operating expenses. before undergoing surgery.. · senior officials will forego timent that I share with the about adopting the zero-perTo balance its budget, Ohio Other risks of surgery are County informed · pay raises for the fiscal year ·governor is that our strength cent pay increase. On University reallocated $14.8 - infection,. bleeding, blood· .•' will come from joining each March 29, he also proposed million at the stan of the cur- clots and nerve damage, to beginning July I. Daily Sentinel The executive pay freeze other in 'common purpose.' the idea at a deans ' and vice rent year budgetand presently· name a few. · will save . the university For Ohio University, that presidents' meeting. is looking at a budget scenario Also, keep in mind that if Subscri~ today approximately $150,000 in means keeping education "Everyone agreed that that would require trimming both knees have severe dam' 992-2155 the coming budget year. affordable for our students this is the right thing to do," another $4:8 million in FY08. age, fixing only one will not Taking the pay freeze are the while holding to consistent, McDavis said. president, his cabinet and . high academic standards." The plan was finalized at • the deans at all campuses. To do that, McDavis the cabinet meeting on April "The deans, membe~ of stressed, the university must II and deans' meeting on my cabinet and I have decid- invest in its exceptional fac- April 12. . ed not to accept any pay ulty and support the staff State support for Ohio increases for FY08. We fee) · members who serve the stu- University's budget has this is the right thing to do at dents and carry out the uni- dropped from about 50 pera time when we are asking versity's mission every day. cent in the mid-1980s to just all university units toweath"I will be asking the Board 29 percent of Ohio er cuts," McDavis said. "We of Trustees to approve a 3 University's budget today. think it is very imponant to percent raise pool for faculty And although tuition for lea_d by example." and staff and invest an addi- the state's students is 47 perThe move comes as the tio'nal $1.2 million to cent above the national averuniversity pushes toward a improve compensation for age, the cost of instruction at balanced budget at a chal- full-time faculty. These are Ohio colleges and universilenging time. recommendations from the ties runs at the national aver"As Gov. Strickland said Faculty Compensation Ta~k age, Board of Regents in his State of the State Force and Budget Planning Chancellor Eric Fingerhut address, he is asking all Council," McDavis said. said in recent testimony · parts of state government to "This is the first year of a before the state's Higher make 's.lJared sacrifices. ' five-year plan to bring facul- Education Subcommittee. · Ohio University is no excep- ty pay up to benchmark stan- That means raising tuition • tion," McDavis said. "I am dards." alone doesn 't make a budget . POMEROY - The list of students in the Meigs Local School District making the honor roll ~or the third nine-week grading period have been announced by Superintendent William Buckley. Students making a grade of B or· above in all their subjects to be listed on the honor roll at their respective schools are as follows: • We_dnesday, April 25th Administrative Professional Week Aprii llnd- 28th A 2 co. x.4" advertisement that relays your gratitude. Spot Color included at no extra charge. The page will be.online on our Website for a week. · .All this for only S60 Deadline April 23, 2007 ErJm '· DJ 9pm - 2am Saturday - Live Bands S!mday - $1.00 Beer - $1 .25 Coronas · " • Wedne!!day, Aprilt8, 2007 BY KATHY MtTCHEU AND MARCY SUGAR • e1 . Submitted photo Unloadmg books to be used in the Meigs Middle School Math-a·thoR are from the left front Terri Craig, left, and Dijaun Robinson, and back, Ryan Payne, left, and Bethany Spa~n. ' Students join in St. Jude Math-a-thon the. students are into the second week of the event which will conclude on April 30. POMEROY - Students "By sponsoring students, at the Mei gs Middle School you will ~e lp raise funds for are concerned enough about the world's premier pedichildren with catastrophic atric cancer research cenillnesses to become ter," she added, noting that involved in the St. Jude. the hospital has an ongoing Math-a-thon fund raiser. tight against childhood catThe program is ·geared to astrophic diseases. "Our mising money for St. Jude goal in holding this event is Children's Research Hospital. to help the children of the According to Mary Hawk; world who are stricken with Meigs Middle School princi- diseases like cancer, AIDs, pal and coordinator of the sickle cell disease and other event, the students are calling catastrophic illnesses." on local residents to help Hawk reminded that St. them raise. money through Jude Children's Research sponsoring students in the Hospital, located in Math-a-thon. She noted that Memphis, Tenn. where it BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILVSEf..ITINEL.COM was founded by the late entenainer, Danny Thomas, is internationally recognized for its pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with cancer and other catastrophi c diseases. Discoveries are shared by the facility with scientific and medical communities of the world and ability to pay never enters into whether a child is treated. · Hawk asked that anyone interested in sponsoring a student or making a donation to St. Jude's Math-a-thon contact Meigs Middle School at 992;3058. More information on the program is available at www.mathathon.org. dlcal ' . ·welcome tQ Our Clinic Community Calendar . Public meet ' ings · . Thursday, Apri( 19 POMEROY Public meeting' to discuss Pomeroy sewer system and how to bring it up to the Oh.io Environmental Protection Agency 's reljuirements, 7: 30 p.m., Pomeroy · Municipal Building. Monday, April 23 Financial RACINE Planning Supervision . . Commtsston, regular meeting, I0:30 a.m., Southern High School med ia room. Church events Wednesday, April IS RUTLAND - Revival, Rutland Freewill · Baptist Church, 7 p.m.. today April 21, speaker, Brother Norman Taylor, call 7422376 or 742-2810 for more information . . Friday, April 20· REEDSVILLE - Spring revival at th e Reedsville United Methodist Church, 7 p.m. through 22. Speaker · Ronnie Vance. · Sunday, April 22 POMEROY Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church, will have the Mille( family singers •m the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Pastor is Glenn Rowe. For more information call 304-7735559. F.OREST RU)II Combined worship at Forest Run Church, . II a.m . .followed by 12:30 p.m. fellow- . ship carry-in dinner. Special guests, missionaries from the Congo, Gaston, Jeannie and Eileen Ntambo. will talk about 911 and emergency preparedness. Members to take paper Products . and personal care items for Serenity House. Reservations. 992-3214. · Guests welcome. Saturday, April 21 MIDDLEPORT Disabled American Veterans 9th bistrict spring meeting will be held ut the M · etgs Chap ter 53 hall. Dinner at noun, meeting at I p.m. Monday, April 23 CHESTER Shade River Lodge. 453, spec ial meeting. 7 p.m. fur the pur-. pose· of co nferring· the Entered Apprentice Degree on two candidates. Asha Yellamraju, MD, Is board-certified In lnte!NI Medicine. 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 • Gastroenterology . • General Surgery I • Internal MediCine • Obstetrics and Gynecology • Podiatry and Podiatric Surgery 113 East Memorial Dr. • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-91 58 . . o~BLENEss~ HEALTH SYSTEM ''When I. need a closer look at my pdtients' heart healtl1, i pla-:e my cot1fidence in the . cardiova~ c u lar Clubs and organizations Thursday, April 19 POMEROY Meigs County Coalition. regular meeting, alcohol awareness discussed. refreshments served. 7-8 p:m., Mulberry Community Center. POMEROY Meigs County Retired Teachers will meer _at noon Trinity Church, Second Street meeting room. Bob Byer. Mei gs~County EMS director . Double Block 10% off- SlOB ThursdaY· Ladies Night w/DJ $1 .00 cover 9pm- 2am 50~ off all drinks - topm· 2am -Lisa from C~tlifornia I ha1·e been taking the Dear Lisa: Daniel ·sounds sa me two ,med'ications for like a creep. You do not years. and they do not Dear Annie: My' husband have to have him in your require constant supervi · of nine years has a. brother, home, nor do you have to sion . Thi s leads me to con"Daniel," whom I have see him (those are the reper- dude that the doc tors in never been comfortable cussions). but please don't · thi s area are only after the with, but have tolerated. My tell your hu sband to cut off whopping S 16ti office hu sband 's sister will not contact with hi s .brother. visit fee. allow Daniel in her home, That is not your decision to 1 am angry that 1 need to and another brother will not make, and your husband take time off work to see a even speuk to him . will r!! se nt yo u if you doctur once a month: just Daniel lives several demand it. He can see for her to whiz in . ask two hours away and · recentl y Daniel on his own. question s and then authoinvited himself to visit for Dcar Annie: I've been rize my reffils. Do doctors · the weekend. He brought dating "George" fo r four not make enough that they hts new girlfriend, whom years. and I love him dearl y. have t<i run a scam like we did not invite or want to His family is very kind , but this ? _ V. stay with us. He also they have a couple of habits Dear V.: Doctors often brought his two daughters. I find inappropriate. want to see patients, espeages 13 and 3, and left The first is s nortin ~. cially new ones. to make them unsupervised while' When their noses are sure the medications are he slept on the couch or stuffed. which. seems to be a working. that they are being .stood outside and smoked. good deal of the time, they taken properly and that And he expected me to do snort constantly. When there are no new side effects his laun'dry. we're at a restaurant, I'm a1·ter 1ongti me use. The worst pan is Daniel's embarrassed and more than However, there is nothing foul mouth . Despite a little grossed out. They wrong with asking your reminding him to keep it PG also pick their teeth in pub- doctor if she can prescribe in front of our children, lie with those little plastic more pills at a time so you Daniel and hi s girlfriend · tlossers. ' don't have to come in as constantly talked about sex. George used to snort. too. often. He made disg usting innuen- but' I finally told him it is Allnie's Mailbox is writdos out of everyt hing. On . rude. and he has, for the 'ten by Kathy Mitchell a11d the third day, Daniel swore - most part. quit. Is snortin g u S at my children because they medically required for some !uarcy llgor, longtime edtaccidentally woke him from people'' Is snorting and . tors of the A1111 Landers IIIII. Please e-mail your his nap. That was the last tooth picking considered coli/ questions to orl!liesmail- · straw. I told my husband I rude, as my mother always box@comcast.llet, or write· wanted Daniel out. He left, taught me') Is there a way to but refused to spea k to me kindly tell these people 10 to: A1111ie's Mailbox, P.O. or even wave goodbye . knock it.oil? _ Nauseated BIJx 118190, Chicago, IL Dear Nauseated: Urn, 60611. To find out more What really upsets me is no. You can ask George to about A11nie's Mailbox, that the very next day, my suggest to his parents th~t and read features by other husband talked to Daniel as they see a doctor about Creators Syndicate writers if nothing had happened: their sinus wngestion (it and cartoonists, visit the . I don't want Daniel in my could be allergies), and to Creators Syndicate Web home again. Furthermore, I pick their teeth in private, page at www.creotors.com. don ' t want my husband speaking to him because it but. otherwise, all you can seems disrespectful to me. do is decide if you want to My husband di sagrees. Do be seen in public with I have an obligation to them. Sorry. . allow Danie I into my Dear Annie: I just moved home~ Am I wrong to think to a new area, and every my husband is betraying us time I call to refill my preby allowing such behavior scription medications, I am without any repercussions? .required to come in for This is causing quite a rift. another offi ce visit. PageA3 and cardiopulmonary diagm~tic capahilitics Nl affiliare of the O'Bieness Health System avatlahle here at O'Bleness. Our hospital has invested wisely in aJv,mceJ imaging and lahorJtory rechnok'b"Y so your physician can order a variety of procedures that provide valu~ble Umamahesh Yellamraju, infonuation ahour you~ heart. Talk;to your doctor about ht'art Cardiopulmonary Services services at O'Bieness Memorial HtiSpital." . MD, "Dr. Raju ' Medical Director of O'Bieness O'llleness Heart Services . A Heartbeat Away �. . OPINION The Daily Sentinel PageA4 (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio· Valley Pu.blishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ' Congress slral/ make no law respecting an establishmetrt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging tire freedom · of speech, or of the press; or the riglrt of tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govermrrmt for a 'redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. April 18, the 'J08th day of 2007. There are 257 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: On April 18, 1906, a devastating earthquake struck San Francisco. fallowed by raging fires ; estimates of the final death toll stood at more than 3,600. On thi s date: In 1775, severa l post riders set out to warn colonists of the British attack that started the American Revolution. One patriotic myth that grew out of that movement began with a poem Henry Wadsworth Longfellow called "Paul Revere 's Ride." In 1857, American lawyer Clarence Darrow was born near Kinsman, Ohio. In 1907, San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel opened, a year fo the day after the earthquake. · lri 1934, the first laundromat (called a "washateria") Qpened, in Fort Worth, Texas. · · In 1942, an air squadron from the USS Hornet led by Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle raided Tokyo and other Japanese cities. In 1945, famed American war correspondent Ernie Pyle, 44, was killed by Japanese gunfire on the Pacific island of le Shima, off Okinawa. Ten years ago: President Clinton held a riews conference in which he warned Republicans that a balanced-budget .deal might not come ,quickly, while reassuring nervous Democrats that he would not abandon the party 's prized social programs One year ago: President Bush reshuffled his economic team, appointing Rob Portman his new budget chief. Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived in the Seattle area for talks with business leaders before heading to Washington. Suri Cruise, daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, was born. Today's Birthdays: Actress Barbara Hale is 86. Actor ·clive Revill is 77. Actor James Drury is 73. Actor Robert Hooks is 70. Actress Hayley Mills is 61. Actor James Woods is 60. Actress-director Dorothy Lyman is 60. Actress Cindy Pickett is 60. Country musician Walt Richmond (The Traciors) is 60. Country musician Jim S-cholten (Sawyer Brown) is 55. Actor Rick Moranis is 54. Actress Melody Thomas Scott is 51 . Actor Eric Roberts is 51. Actor John James is 51. Rock musician Les Pattinson ('Echo and the Bunnynien) is 49. Actress Jane Leeves is 46. Talk show host Conan O'Brien is 44. Bluegrass singermusician Terry Eldredge is 44. Actor Eric McCormack is 44. Actress Maria Bello is 40. Rock musician Greg Eklund {The Oolahs) is 37. Rhythm-and-blues singer Trina (Trina and Tamara) is 33. Actress Melissa Joan Hart is 31. Actor Sean Maguire is 31. Actress America Ferrera ("Ugly Betty") is 23. Actress Alia Shaw kat is 18. : Thought for Today: "One of the paradoxes of war. is that ~hose in the· rear want to get up into the fight, while those ~n the·lines want to get out.''- Ernie Pyle, American war 'Correspondent ( 1900-1945). • I have put away all my winter clothes and pulled out my spring stuff. My spring snowsuit, lTIY spri ng thermal underwear, my spri ng gloves, · my spring lined boots, my spri ng ski mask and my spring scarves. I'm trying to avoid getting case of spring frostbite. · I'm going spring skiing with Dave tomorrow. He was out yesterday and said the slopes were in the best condition they 've been all year. Funny, you normally expect to hear someone say that in December or January, not April. It 's even odder that my first day of league golf is Tuesday. I've got to remember to buy colored balls so I can find them in the spri ng snow. They're predicting a high of 33 F, sideways rain and a wind of 40 to 45 miles per hour. Here are just a few reasons that make you want to skip work to 'take a few days off to enjoy Mother Sue wants me to put in a wood stove to save. on oil. I say we move to Florida to save on oil. But then I got a phone call from Winnie in Florida. She said it's colder Jim there than it is here. Mullen "I used to complain about the back of my legs sticki ng to the hot vinyl car seat," she said, "Now I kind of Nature after being cramped miss it." She spent more un up all winter. oil this year than we did. • I saw my first robin of Because she feels cold spring, today, and it brought when it 's 75 F not to menjoy to my heart. Too bad it tion she wears see-through was dead, frozen solid to a clothes around the house. fence post. • I tried to move the grill • I was excited t<J watch out of the garage on to the the boys of summer play patio fo r the first cookout of baseball the other night. but the season, but the wheels they had to cancel the game were frozen solid. Even if I due to snow. I guess they got it out. I'd never be able took the rest of the night off to chi p off enough ice from and went ice fishing or it to get it open by toni ght. something. • I went to the store to by • I just got another 250 a spring snow shovel and gallons of spring heating oil some spring deicer, but they for the furnace. They had a were all out. Where the price special on it down at winter stuff used to be was the oil company, only one now full of their garden arm and one leg a gallon. stuff. The place was jam BY HOPE YEN packed with lawn furniture , and patio sets with big, shady umbrellas and pool toys, hammocks, gardening tools, bug zappers, citronel- · Ia torches and beverage coolers, but I didn't see anyone buying it. Ther~ were a few employ. ees warming their hands over a demonstration model grill , tiut no customers. The customers were all in the auto department buying the few spring chains and spri ng snow tires the place had left. The Methane Cow, the local ice cream shop that shutters each winter should have opened a month ago. They are still closed. Kids are still playing ice hockey on the tennis courts down at the city park. Ahh, the sweet signs of spring. (Jim Mullen is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating 'the Simple Life" and "Baby 's First Tattoo. " You c:an reach him at jim_mullen@ myway.com) GOOD MONEY. Delmar E. McClanahan POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Delmar E. McClanahan, 67, of Point Pleasant, W.Va., died Tuesday morning, April 17, 2007, at Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis. · Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. Local Briefs . Leading Creek ·stream sweep set for Saturday ' .' RUTLAND - The seventh annual Leading Creek Stream Sweep will be held Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon at .Jim Vennari Park in Rutland. Commumty groups and md1 vrduals who wish to participate in the eyent can contact the Mei~s Soil and Water Conservation District at 992-4282. Parttcipants will receive a Leading Creek Stream Sweep Tshirt and lunch will be served afterwards. Gloves and trash bags are provided. The event roughly coincides with Earth Day and is sponsored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, Rutland Township Board of Trustees, Meigs County Transfer Station and the Leading Creek Conservancy District. Trash ·pickup.set CHESTER - Shade Riyer Lodge 453 will conduct a highway trash cleanup at 5 p.m. Thursday. All members are encouraged to participate. Modern ·woodmen to host buffet LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' Lef/ers to' the editor are 'welcome. Th ey should be less ;than 300 words. All/etters are subject 10. editing, must be '.signed. and include address and telephone number. No !unsigned letters will be published. Letters should 'be in •good taste, addressing issues, not pel·.wnalities. 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She was a retired personal care provider and a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign· War Posts. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald E. Hart, on April 29, 2002; son, Charles Russell Persons, two daughters, Marsha Ann Betty Lou Hart Persons and Denise Ann Persons and a sister, Phyllis Cutlip. Surviving are two dau ghters, Reva (Rick) Foster,Gallipolis and Lisa Bolen. West Columbia, W.Va., two sons, Dennis (Pam) Persons, Long Bouom and David Persons, West Columbia; 15 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren; five sisters, Judy (Larry) Whittington. of Louisiana, Brenda Marshall, Little Hocking, Ohio, Arlou Albright, Parkersburg, W.Va., Debbie (Bruce) Hoffman, Clifton. W.Va. , and Cathy Powell, Parkersburg; seven brothers, Donald (Midge) Cutlip, Huntington, W.Va. , Steve (Bea) Cutlip, Rockport, W.Va .. Montie (Missy) Cutlip, Charleston, S.C., Jerry (Pam) Cutlip, Parkersburg, Mike (Barb) Cutlip, Rock Hill, S.C. , John (Carlene) Cutlip, Charlotte, N.C. and Ji.mmy (Debbie) Cutlip, Parkersburg. Several nieces apd nephews also survive. Graveside services will be I p.m. Friday, April 20, 2007, in the Bethesda Cemetery in Palestine, W. Va., with Pastor Alvis Pollard officiating. Friends may cal.I from (j - 8 p.m. Thursday at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. fupressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by Visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. · Deaths TO HEAR YO~R VOICE, SON. I NEED '107.10 '214.21 Romney·makes financial and ideological surge - ,, Mitt Romney - a successful businessman, savior of the Salt Lake Olympics and fonner Republican .governor of a Northeastern state - may not be the most obvious Republican choice for commander in · chief. John McCain may seem like a more obvious choice when one considers his stalwart defense of the ."surge," support for the war in Iraq, and his Vietnam heroism. But if you listen to the way Romney's been talking late.ly, the "obvious choice" may change. · Romney has a chance to capitalize on the fact that · this has not been a particularly proud few weeks for the West. Iran essentially declared victory in the hostage standoff with Britain. The U.S. Speaker of the House has been practicing her own foreign policy, visiting Iran's best friend Syria while raising the possibility of going to Iran. Last September, Romney refused to provide state security for fonner Iranian president Mohammed Khatami. "State taxpayers should not be providing special treatment to an individ- • T funding necessary to support the foreign policy which is established by the president ofthe United States. It is not 'lj' ~. '· ~,up to Harry Reid and Nancy Pelo'si to djctate to the comKathryn manders in the field or to the Lopez commander in chief." Romney said. He fqllowed those comments up with a speech at ual who supports violent the George H. W. Bush presjihad and the destruction of idential library in Houston Israel." Romney said. not only supporting · We were treated to his President Bush's current ironclad Republican ideolo- troop-s urge policy in Iraq, gy again earlier this month but calling for increased when Romney COIJ1mented spending on the U.S. mili·on administration faux paus, , tary. "Washington is a broken ·Further · evidence that place right now, dysfunc- Romney is prepared for his tional in some respects, own surge? In first-quarter which has been evidenced fundraising reports, Romney by the trip by Nancy Pelosi . canie out in front among to Syria, but also evidenced Repubhcans tn the race. And by the failure to deal with despite bemg faced w1th real overspending." These com- ~n~ percetv~. obstacles (t~e ments were made as Pelosi fl1p -flopper label he s embarrassed America by earned for a list of isSUf!S parading around Syria and he's changed his mind on meeting with Syrian presi- over the years, and the fact ·dent Bashar ai-Assad in that he IS a member of the Damascus against White Church of Jesus Christ of House objections. Latter-Day Sarnts, !Vh1ch rs ''I'm going to suggest that ~xpected by man~ to be an the Democrats in 1ssue wtth evangelical voters Washington provide the and others), polls in states like New Hampshire 'and -r.J: The Daily Sentinel • Page As "outstanding rehabilitative work being done given available resources" but WASHINGTON urged ·efforts to reduce Under oriticism for poor bureaucracy, Pollock said. treatment of injured solMeanwhile. the Army diers, the Pentagon also has begun investigating announced new measures complaints involving medTuesday to provide more ical care made to its new health screenings, improve 1911-free number set up to its record-keeping system identify problems. Last and simplify an unwieldy week, officials also trained disability claims sys tem . 23 soldiers to help guide Testifying before a House se rvi ce members through panel, Michael Dominguez, the disability claims system. prinoipal deputy undersecre"There is ample evidence tary of defense, and Major that warriors are receiving Gen. · Gale Pollock, the quality health care and are Army's actin g surgeon genAP photo satisfied · with efforts," eral, acknowledged a need Former Army Secretary Togo West. right, talks with former Pollock said. for major changes in the out- Army Secretar'y Jack Marsh on Capitol Hill in Washington. ,During the hearing, patient treatment of wound- Tuesday during. a hearing of the House Oversight and Marsh and West urged ed soldiers and veterans. Government Reform Committee regarding the situation at quick action on many of the They expressed confi - the Walter Reed Medical Center. independent review group's dence in a new leadership recommendations. team overseeing Waller Walter Reed.. tate sharing. of inpatient Noting that many of the Reed Army Medical Center Concluding that Pentagon records electronically with outpatient . problems following disclosures of officials should have known the Department of Veterans emerged due to poor ·govshoddy treatinent · in about problems but cbose to Affairs. Injured troops and ernment planning for the February and urged law- ignore them, the panel veterans have complained of influx of soldiers returning makers to be patient. ordered by Defense long wait times, multiple home from Iraq and "We believe we have the Secretary Robert Gates visits and lost paperwork as Afghanistan. they said right people and the right called for a quick infusion they moved from military scores of troops and vetermechani sms in place to o'f funds , a new "center of hospitals to the VA's vast ans were now fighting unacmake sure that all soldiers excellence" for brain injury m!twork. . ceptable delays and red tape who are in a transitional sta- cases as well as an uverhaul •. Conducting additional every day. tu s - our warriors in transi- of the di sability claims sys- . health screenings for ser-· "It 's creating enormous tion - are managed with tem, which critics say short- vice members three to six problems," Marsh said, "and care and compassion, and changes injured soldiers. months after they return I suspect the systemic probthat they and their famil ies On Tuesday, Pollock and home. The aim is to catch lems in evidence. at Walter are recei ving the care they Dominguez said they had medical · conditions that Reed we're going to find in so justly deserve," Pollock already begun implement- might not immediately be other places. Please, I beg of told a House Oversight and · ing changes even as they apparent, such as post-trau- you. have the commitment Government Reform sub- awaited the findings of sev- malic stress disorder and and fiscal awareness to see committee. • eral investigations under traumatic brain injury. · through changes." The new initiatives come way by presidential comPollock also said the · Since the disclosures in following a blistering report missions, task forces and Army was ·taking steps to February, thr~e top last week by an independent congressional commillees. speed up follow-up medical Pe.ntagon officialS have been review group co-chaired by They included: appointments as a result of forced to step down - forformer Army Secretaries • Creation of a working· its probe of II other military nier Anny Secretary Francis John 0. "Jack" Marsh and group of senior military hospitals around the country Harvey, .as well as Maj. Gen. Togo . D. West that found leaders . to speed disability to determine whether prob- George W. Weightman and money woes and Pentagon determinations and work to lems existed. That recently Lt. Oen. Kevin Kiley, the, neglect were to blame for eliminate inconsistency. completed review, which two previous commanders many ·of the problems · at • Testing systems to facili- has yet to be released, found at Walter Reed. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER IT'S ...AND www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries The Daily Sentinel Do I have spring fever or~ busted thermostat? · ' :wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 I 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio ' Wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 South Carolina suggest he's making progress. . "I think many of us still fail to comprehend the . extent of the threat posed by ·radical Islam, by Jihad. Understandably, we focus on Afghanistan and Iraq. Our men and women are dying · there. We think in tenns of countries. because we faced countries in last century's conflicts. But. the Jihad is much broader than any one nation or nations. For radical Islam, there is one cohtlict and one goal replacing all modet:n Islamic states with a caliphate, destroying America and conquering the world." That 's not exactly the most popular campaign talk, but it's leader talk. And · th.ese facts that our country, Congress and candidates are dismissi,ng at an alarming rate are exactly what Romney is trying to remind them of. · (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of National Review 011/ine (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) GALLIPOLIS- A dinner and family life activity sponsored by the Modern Woodmen of America Camp 6335 will be held from 5:15 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Famrly Buffet, 15 Ohio Rtver Plaza, Galhpolts. Mark Swann. director of admissions at the University of Rio Grande will speak on the new scholarship programs at Rio Grimde at 6:15 p.m. A family door prize will be given away. Earth ~ay celebration planned MARIETTA- A community Earth Day celebration will be held at the Marieua Armory, Front Street, Mariella. Music, climbing wall, games, hands-on acti,vities, recycling craft contest, and earth-friendly displays will be features of a day of free family fun: The event spon:~ored by the Ohio State University ExtensiOn, Manetta othce, ts open to the public. For more information call 740-2376-7431. Scouts from PageA1 ·sometime taier this month. The possibility of doing project work with · the Chester-Shade Historical Association is also being explored by the troop committee as 'a way for the boys to further their knowledge of the community and learn aspects of its history. Accompanying the scouts on the trip to the airport were Ron Henderson. counselor; Erik A<tnestad, scout- · master; Jeremy B a~be r, assistant scoutmaster; Keith Cook, commiuee chairman, Bob Kuhn, Ken Ritchie; and Jeff Nottingham: Festival lemonade. alumni, will be having a For the children-, FFA Gater in the parade and members will provide a selling tickets on it for small barnyard/petting zoo their money making profrom PageA1 of smaller animals for the ject this year. children .interact with. In Racine Youth League, cookers going to meeting addition to the petting zoo, headed up by Allen Thcker, the need. In addition, other kid's. games will be wil,l have their opening day RACO will be selling their provided at the park. at the park where game? .are famous favorites , taco in a Ohio River Producers, scheduled all day. The bag and homemade also known as the FFA league's concession stand Archery from PageA1 education. instructor at Southern Elementary said. · Dettwiller expli1ined archery does more than give , kids something to do, it' provides physical exercise. "Shootin g ·a bow and arrow in .this environment is eyuivat·ent to 45 minutes of walking," he explained, saying 250 st udents in fourth through eighth grades participated in the first ·unit of classes which . lasted six-weeks. .Both mal e and female students participated as did children · in .the severe behavioral di sorders unit.. . Dellwiller said the girls were nervous they couldn't shoot as well as the boys but their performance was pretty, much even and some of the best shots came from the severe behavioral disorder classes. If it weren't for fundrais: ers such as corn hole and three-on-three basketball tournaments coupled with a $1,000 NASP grant, those students may ' ve never had the opportunity to learn the sport. Dettwiller estimates it took $2,000 just to ge t the program started. Since the program started, discipline has increased " I 0 fold" according to Dellwiller who says kids are showing more respect for their fellow students during archery class where- safety Is stressed. Dettwiller ·hopes to offer another unit of archery in the fall at which time he hopes to assemble a team followed had refused to · fill them because ttie ·cemetery ami Hobbs failed to pay for past orders, but is now working from PageA1 with · customers to ful fi ll •orders. their the Ohio Cemetery Dispute Story said he has not yet Re solution Co mmission, determined whether the from dozens of customers case will be pursued as a who bought monuments matter, or whether criminal but never received them. Story said ea rlier thi s alleged victims must seek month. the commission has recourse through civi I court. limited jurisdiction and The matter is also being could not investigate the investigated and mediated by the West Virginia and matter on-its own . The Georuia-ba>cd manu- Ohio Attorney> General , facturer wfio rccci1·cd the hascd on consumer comorders. Granite Memorials, rlaints they have received. Cemetery RIVERVIEW Chiropractic Cen~r Dr. Gregory L. Pien;ol DC c•iropradi< Pb)'sidan •Insurance • Auto Accidents • Workers Comp • Medicaid (WV &OH) , Medicare Back & NeckPain Headaches Personal &Sports Injury 236 E. Main Strct't Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-1000 A~1~~~ Auditions for Ariel Jr. Theatre's "Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids" Sunday, April 22, 1-4 pm Monday, April 23, 6-8 plit Roles Available ror Kids 6-IK Ohio Valley Symphony April 28 at Kpm Cuilar Classics The Ariel-Dater Hall . 428 Sec. Ave. Galli~~~~~.,?H 7 40-441>- ART<; Hearing loss could lose you much more than you think. If IOU or a h>H'<i one arc 'ng problems hearing or understanding conversation. come and see our licensed audiologist and discover the options availabll' to re-conn(\Ct you with the world, 740-594.6333 1-800-451-9806 at 6pm -doors open at !ipm Meigs Senior Center Pomeroy, OH Jeff Warner Insurance · Jeff Warner Il l W.lnd St. 20 games - $20.00 Door Prizes! - Food and Fun! Pome10y, OH41769 . (740i 991-5479 Advance tickets drawing by another spring unit of Scott Wolfe, administrative classes. He ·also hopes to assistant. and Shawn Bush, expand the program into the Southern Elementary prinhigh school as well. cipal, are NASP certified As for competing against instructors. the Meigs Archery Team, "Archery is a sport where Dettwiller is all for it, say- you don't have to be a star ing it will give the kids a to keep improving," chance to 'interact on a dif- Dettwiller said. "You can ferent level from the usual get better the older you get · rivalries experienced a~ and these kids can partici- · . other sporting events. pate in this the rest of their Dettwiller, along with lives." · Give yourself tire best ears ofyour life. Basket Games Thursday, April 19th will also be open. Crafts will also be sold and for those wishing to reserve craft space contact Dale Hart at 949-2656: There will be free parking and admission and visitors are encourageg tb bring their lawn chairs to listen to the entertainment or catch a ball game. warnefJl ~nationwide.com D Nationwide• · On Your Side Contact: 740-992-3810 for tickets Spc>nsc•red by: Meigs County Historical Society ana Museum ·' ·. .. �. . OPINION The Daily Sentinel PageA4 (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio· Valley Pu.blishing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ' Congress slral/ make no law respecting an establishmetrt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging tire freedom · of speech, or of the press; or the riglrt of tire people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govermrrmt for a 'redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. April 18, the 'J08th day of 2007. There are 257 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: On April 18, 1906, a devastating earthquake struck San Francisco. fallowed by raging fires ; estimates of the final death toll stood at more than 3,600. On thi s date: In 1775, severa l post riders set out to warn colonists of the British attack that started the American Revolution. One patriotic myth that grew out of that movement began with a poem Henry Wadsworth Longfellow called "Paul Revere 's Ride." In 1857, American lawyer Clarence Darrow was born near Kinsman, Ohio. In 1907, San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel opened, a year fo the day after the earthquake. · lri 1934, the first laundromat (called a "washateria") Qpened, in Fort Worth, Texas. · · In 1942, an air squadron from the USS Hornet led by Lt. Col. James H. Doolittle raided Tokyo and other Japanese cities. In 1945, famed American war correspondent Ernie Pyle, 44, was killed by Japanese gunfire on the Pacific island of le Shima, off Okinawa. Ten years ago: President Clinton held a riews conference in which he warned Republicans that a balanced-budget .deal might not come ,quickly, while reassuring nervous Democrats that he would not abandon the party 's prized social programs One year ago: President Bush reshuffled his economic team, appointing Rob Portman his new budget chief. Chinese President Hu Jintao arrived in the Seattle area for talks with business leaders before heading to Washington. Suri Cruise, daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, was born. Today's Birthdays: Actress Barbara Hale is 86. Actor ·clive Revill is 77. Actor James Drury is 73. Actor Robert Hooks is 70. Actress Hayley Mills is 61. Actor James Woods is 60. Actress-director Dorothy Lyman is 60. Actress Cindy Pickett is 60. Country musician Walt Richmond (The Traciors) is 60. Country musician Jim S-cholten (Sawyer Brown) is 55. Actor Rick Moranis is 54. Actress Melody Thomas Scott is 51 . Actor Eric Roberts is 51. Actor John James is 51. Rock musician Les Pattinson ('Echo and the Bunnynien) is 49. Actress Jane Leeves is 46. Talk show host Conan O'Brien is 44. Bluegrass singermusician Terry Eldredge is 44. Actor Eric McCormack is 44. Actress Maria Bello is 40. Rock musician Greg Eklund {The Oolahs) is 37. Rhythm-and-blues singer Trina (Trina and Tamara) is 33. Actress Melissa Joan Hart is 31. Actor Sean Maguire is 31. Actress America Ferrera ("Ugly Betty") is 23. Actress Alia Shaw kat is 18. : Thought for Today: "One of the paradoxes of war. is that ~hose in the· rear want to get up into the fight, while those ~n the·lines want to get out.''- Ernie Pyle, American war 'Correspondent ( 1900-1945). • I have put away all my winter clothes and pulled out my spring stuff. My spring snowsuit, lTIY spri ng thermal underwear, my spri ng gloves, · my spring lined boots, my spri ng ski mask and my spring scarves. I'm trying to avoid getting case of spring frostbite. · I'm going spring skiing with Dave tomorrow. He was out yesterday and said the slopes were in the best condition they 've been all year. Funny, you normally expect to hear someone say that in December or January, not April. It 's even odder that my first day of league golf is Tuesday. I've got to remember to buy colored balls so I can find them in the spri ng snow. They're predicting a high of 33 F, sideways rain and a wind of 40 to 45 miles per hour. Here are just a few reasons that make you want to skip work to 'take a few days off to enjoy Mother Sue wants me to put in a wood stove to save. on oil. I say we move to Florida to save on oil. But then I got a phone call from Winnie in Florida. She said it's colder Jim there than it is here. Mullen "I used to complain about the back of my legs sticki ng to the hot vinyl car seat," she said, "Now I kind of Nature after being cramped miss it." She spent more un up all winter. oil this year than we did. • I saw my first robin of Because she feels cold spring, today, and it brought when it 's 75 F not to menjoy to my heart. Too bad it tion she wears see-through was dead, frozen solid to a clothes around the house. fence post. • I tried to move the grill • I was excited t<J watch out of the garage on to the the boys of summer play patio fo r the first cookout of baseball the other night. but the season, but the wheels they had to cancel the game were frozen solid. Even if I due to snow. I guess they got it out. I'd never be able took the rest of the night off to chi p off enough ice from and went ice fishing or it to get it open by toni ght. something. • I went to the store to by • I just got another 250 a spring snow shovel and gallons of spring heating oil some spring deicer, but they for the furnace. They had a were all out. Where the price special on it down at winter stuff used to be was the oil company, only one now full of their garden arm and one leg a gallon. stuff. The place was jam BY HOPE YEN packed with lawn furniture , and patio sets with big, shady umbrellas and pool toys, hammocks, gardening tools, bug zappers, citronel- · Ia torches and beverage coolers, but I didn't see anyone buying it. Ther~ were a few employ. ees warming their hands over a demonstration model grill , tiut no customers. The customers were all in the auto department buying the few spring chains and spri ng snow tires the place had left. The Methane Cow, the local ice cream shop that shutters each winter should have opened a month ago. They are still closed. Kids are still playing ice hockey on the tennis courts down at the city park. Ahh, the sweet signs of spring. (Jim Mullen is the author of "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating 'the Simple Life" and "Baby 's First Tattoo. " You c:an reach him at jim_mullen@ myway.com) GOOD MONEY. Delmar E. McClanahan POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Delmar E. McClanahan, 67, of Point Pleasant, W.Va., died Tuesday morning, April 17, 2007, at Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis. · Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. Local Briefs . Leading Creek ·stream sweep set for Saturday ' .' RUTLAND - The seventh annual Leading Creek Stream Sweep will be held Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon at .Jim Vennari Park in Rutland. Commumty groups and md1 vrduals who wish to participate in the eyent can contact the Mei~s Soil and Water Conservation District at 992-4282. Parttcipants will receive a Leading Creek Stream Sweep Tshirt and lunch will be served afterwards. Gloves and trash bags are provided. The event roughly coincides with Earth Day and is sponsored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, Rutland Township Board of Trustees, Meigs County Transfer Station and the Leading Creek Conservancy District. Trash ·pickup.set CHESTER - Shade Riyer Lodge 453 will conduct a highway trash cleanup at 5 p.m. Thursday. All members are encouraged to participate. Modern ·woodmen to host buffet LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' Lef/ers to' the editor are 'welcome. Th ey should be less ;than 300 words. All/etters are subject 10. editing, must be '.signed. and include address and telephone number. No !unsigned letters will be published. Letters should 'be in •good taste, addressing issues, not pel·.wnalities. 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She was a retired personal care provider and a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign· War Posts. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, Ronald E. Hart, on April 29, 2002; son, Charles Russell Persons, two daughters, Marsha Ann Betty Lou Hart Persons and Denise Ann Persons and a sister, Phyllis Cutlip. Surviving are two dau ghters, Reva (Rick) Foster,Gallipolis and Lisa Bolen. West Columbia, W.Va., two sons, Dennis (Pam) Persons, Long Bouom and David Persons, West Columbia; 15 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren; five sisters, Judy (Larry) Whittington. of Louisiana, Brenda Marshall, Little Hocking, Ohio, Arlou Albright, Parkersburg, W.Va., Debbie (Bruce) Hoffman, Clifton. W.Va. , and Cathy Powell, Parkersburg; seven brothers, Donald (Midge) Cutlip, Huntington, W.Va. , Steve (Bea) Cutlip, Rockport, W.Va .. Montie (Missy) Cutlip, Charleston, S.C., Jerry (Pam) Cutlip, Parkersburg, Mike (Barb) Cutlip, Rock Hill, S.C. , John (Carlene) Cutlip, Charlotte, N.C. and Ji.mmy (Debbie) Cutlip, Parkersburg. Several nieces apd nephews also survive. Graveside services will be I p.m. Friday, April 20, 2007, in the Bethesda Cemetery in Palestine, W. Va., with Pastor Alvis Pollard officiating. Friends may cal.I from (j - 8 p.m. Thursday at the Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. fupressions of sympathy may be sent to the family by Visiting www.cremeensfuneralhomes.com. · Deaths TO HEAR YO~R VOICE, SON. I NEED '107.10 '214.21 Romney·makes financial and ideological surge - ,, Mitt Romney - a successful businessman, savior of the Salt Lake Olympics and fonner Republican .governor of a Northeastern state - may not be the most obvious Republican choice for commander in · chief. John McCain may seem like a more obvious choice when one considers his stalwart defense of the ."surge," support for the war in Iraq, and his Vietnam heroism. But if you listen to the way Romney's been talking late.ly, the "obvious choice" may change. · Romney has a chance to capitalize on the fact that · this has not been a particularly proud few weeks for the West. Iran essentially declared victory in the hostage standoff with Britain. The U.S. Speaker of the House has been practicing her own foreign policy, visiting Iran's best friend Syria while raising the possibility of going to Iran. Last September, Romney refused to provide state security for fonner Iranian president Mohammed Khatami. "State taxpayers should not be providing special treatment to an individ- • T funding necessary to support the foreign policy which is established by the president ofthe United States. It is not 'lj' ~. '· ~,up to Harry Reid and Nancy Pelo'si to djctate to the comKathryn manders in the field or to the Lopez commander in chief." Romney said. He fqllowed those comments up with a speech at ual who supports violent the George H. W. Bush presjihad and the destruction of idential library in Houston Israel." Romney said. not only supporting · We were treated to his President Bush's current ironclad Republican ideolo- troop-s urge policy in Iraq, gy again earlier this month but calling for increased when Romney COIJ1mented spending on the U.S. mili·on administration faux paus, , tary. "Washington is a broken ·Further · evidence that place right now, dysfunc- Romney is prepared for his tional in some respects, own surge? In first-quarter which has been evidenced fundraising reports, Romney by the trip by Nancy Pelosi . canie out in front among to Syria, but also evidenced Repubhcans tn the race. And by the failure to deal with despite bemg faced w1th real overspending." These com- ~n~ percetv~. obstacles (t~e ments were made as Pelosi fl1p -flopper label he s embarrassed America by earned for a list of isSUf!S parading around Syria and he's changed his mind on meeting with Syrian presi- over the years, and the fact ·dent Bashar ai-Assad in that he IS a member of the Damascus against White Church of Jesus Christ of House objections. Latter-Day Sarnts, !Vh1ch rs ''I'm going to suggest that ~xpected by man~ to be an the Democrats in 1ssue wtth evangelical voters Washington provide the and others), polls in states like New Hampshire 'and -r.J: The Daily Sentinel • Page As "outstanding rehabilitative work being done given available resources" but WASHINGTON urged ·efforts to reduce Under oriticism for poor bureaucracy, Pollock said. treatment of injured solMeanwhile. the Army diers, the Pentagon also has begun investigating announced new measures complaints involving medTuesday to provide more ical care made to its new health screenings, improve 1911-free number set up to its record-keeping system identify problems. Last and simplify an unwieldy week, officials also trained disability claims sys tem . 23 soldiers to help guide Testifying before a House se rvi ce members through panel, Michael Dominguez, the disability claims system. prinoipal deputy undersecre"There is ample evidence tary of defense, and Major that warriors are receiving Gen. · Gale Pollock, the quality health care and are Army's actin g surgeon genAP photo satisfied · with efforts," eral, acknowledged a need Former Army Secretary Togo West. right, talks with former Pollock said. for major changes in the out- Army Secretar'y Jack Marsh on Capitol Hill in Washington. ,During the hearing, patient treatment of wound- Tuesday during. a hearing of the House Oversight and Marsh and West urged ed soldiers and veterans. Government Reform Committee regarding the situation at quick action on many of the They expressed confi - the Walter Reed Medical Center. independent review group's dence in a new leadership recommendations. team overseeing Waller Walter Reed.. tate sharing. of inpatient Noting that many of the Reed Army Medical Center Concluding that Pentagon records electronically with outpatient . problems following disclosures of officials should have known the Department of Veterans emerged due to poor ·govshoddy treatinent · in about problems but cbose to Affairs. Injured troops and ernment planning for the February and urged law- ignore them, the panel veterans have complained of influx of soldiers returning makers to be patient. ordered by Defense long wait times, multiple home from Iraq and "We believe we have the Secretary Robert Gates visits and lost paperwork as Afghanistan. they said right people and the right called for a quick infusion they moved from military scores of troops and vetermechani sms in place to o'f funds , a new "center of hospitals to the VA's vast ans were now fighting unacmake sure that all soldiers excellence" for brain injury m!twork. . ceptable delays and red tape who are in a transitional sta- cases as well as an uverhaul •. Conducting additional every day. tu s - our warriors in transi- of the di sability claims sys- . health screenings for ser-· "It 's creating enormous tion - are managed with tem, which critics say short- vice members three to six problems," Marsh said, "and care and compassion, and changes injured soldiers. months after they return I suspect the systemic probthat they and their famil ies On Tuesday, Pollock and home. The aim is to catch lems in evidence. at Walter are recei ving the care they Dominguez said they had medical · conditions that Reed we're going to find in so justly deserve," Pollock already begun implement- might not immediately be other places. Please, I beg of told a House Oversight and · ing changes even as they apparent, such as post-trau- you. have the commitment Government Reform sub- awaited the findings of sev- malic stress disorder and and fiscal awareness to see committee. • eral investigations under traumatic brain injury. · through changes." The new initiatives come way by presidential comPollock also said the · Since the disclosures in following a blistering report missions, task forces and Army was ·taking steps to February, thr~e top last week by an independent congressional commillees. speed up follow-up medical Pe.ntagon officialS have been review group co-chaired by They included: appointments as a result of forced to step down - forformer Army Secretaries • Creation of a working· its probe of II other military nier Anny Secretary Francis John 0. "Jack" Marsh and group of senior military hospitals around the country Harvey, .as well as Maj. Gen. Togo . D. West that found leaders . to speed disability to determine whether prob- George W. Weightman and money woes and Pentagon determinations and work to lems existed. That recently Lt. Oen. Kevin Kiley, the, neglect were to blame for eliminate inconsistency. completed review, which two previous commanders many ·of the problems · at • Testing systems to facili- has yet to be released, found at Walter Reed. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER IT'S ...AND www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries The Daily Sentinel Do I have spring fever or~ busted thermostat? · ' :wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 I 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio ' Wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 South Carolina suggest he's making progress. . "I think many of us still fail to comprehend the . extent of the threat posed by ·radical Islam, by Jihad. Understandably, we focus on Afghanistan and Iraq. Our men and women are dying · there. We think in tenns of countries. because we faced countries in last century's conflicts. But. the Jihad is much broader than any one nation or nations. For radical Islam, there is one cohtlict and one goal replacing all modet:n Islamic states with a caliphate, destroying America and conquering the world." That 's not exactly the most popular campaign talk, but it's leader talk. And · th.ese facts that our country, Congress and candidates are dismissi,ng at an alarming rate are exactly what Romney is trying to remind them of. · (Kathryn Lopez is the editor of National Review 011/ine (www.nationalreview.com). She can be contacted at klopez@nationalreview.com.) GALLIPOLIS- A dinner and family life activity sponsored by the Modern Woodmen of America Camp 6335 will be held from 5:15 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Famrly Buffet, 15 Ohio Rtver Plaza, Galhpolts. Mark Swann. director of admissions at the University of Rio Grande will speak on the new scholarship programs at Rio Grimde at 6:15 p.m. A family door prize will be given away. Earth ~ay celebration planned MARIETTA- A community Earth Day celebration will be held at the Marieua Armory, Front Street, Mariella. Music, climbing wall, games, hands-on acti,vities, recycling craft contest, and earth-friendly displays will be features of a day of free family fun: The event spon:~ored by the Ohio State University ExtensiOn, Manetta othce, ts open to the public. For more information call 740-2376-7431. Scouts from PageA1 ·sometime taier this month. The possibility of doing project work with · the Chester-Shade Historical Association is also being explored by the troop committee as 'a way for the boys to further their knowledge of the community and learn aspects of its history. Accompanying the scouts on the trip to the airport were Ron Henderson. counselor; Erik A<tnestad, scout- · master; Jeremy B a~be r, assistant scoutmaster; Keith Cook, commiuee chairman, Bob Kuhn, Ken Ritchie; and Jeff Nottingham: Festival lemonade. alumni, will be having a For the children-, FFA Gater in the parade and members will provide a selling tickets on it for small barnyard/petting zoo their money making profrom PageA1 of smaller animals for the ject this year. children .interact with. In Racine Youth League, cookers going to meeting addition to the petting zoo, headed up by Allen Thcker, the need. In addition, other kid's. games will be wil,l have their opening day RACO will be selling their provided at the park. at the park where game? .are famous favorites , taco in a Ohio River Producers, scheduled all day. The bag and homemade also known as the FFA league's concession stand Archery from PageA1 education. instructor at Southern Elementary said. · Dettwiller expli1ined archery does more than give , kids something to do, it' provides physical exercise. "Shootin g ·a bow and arrow in .this environment is eyuivat·ent to 45 minutes of walking," he explained, saying 250 st udents in fourth through eighth grades participated in the first ·unit of classes which . lasted six-weeks. .Both mal e and female students participated as did children · in .the severe behavioral di sorders unit.. . Dellwiller said the girls were nervous they couldn't shoot as well as the boys but their performance was pretty, much even and some of the best shots came from the severe behavioral disorder classes. If it weren't for fundrais: ers such as corn hole and three-on-three basketball tournaments coupled with a $1,000 NASP grant, those students may ' ve never had the opportunity to learn the sport. Dettwiller estimates it took $2,000 just to ge t the program started. Since the program started, discipline has increased " I 0 fold" according to Dellwiller who says kids are showing more respect for their fellow students during archery class where- safety Is stressed. Dettwiller ·hopes to offer another unit of archery in the fall at which time he hopes to assemble a team followed had refused to · fill them because ttie ·cemetery ami Hobbs failed to pay for past orders, but is now working from PageA1 with · customers to ful fi ll •orders. their the Ohio Cemetery Dispute Story said he has not yet Re solution Co mmission, determined whether the from dozens of customers case will be pursued as a who bought monuments matter, or whether criminal but never received them. Story said ea rlier thi s alleged victims must seek month. the commission has recourse through civi I court. limited jurisdiction and The matter is also being could not investigate the investigated and mediated by the West Virginia and matter on-its own . The Georuia-ba>cd manu- Ohio Attorney> General , facturer wfio rccci1·cd the hascd on consumer comorders. Granite Memorials, rlaints they have received. Cemetery RIVERVIEW Chiropractic Cen~r Dr. Gregory L. Pien;ol DC c•iropradi< Pb)'sidan •Insurance • Auto Accidents • Workers Comp • Medicaid (WV &OH) , Medicare Back & NeckPain Headaches Personal &Sports Injury 236 E. Main Strct't Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-1000 A~1~~~ Auditions for Ariel Jr. Theatre's "Disney's 101 Dalmatians Kids" Sunday, April 22, 1-4 pm Monday, April 23, 6-8 plit Roles Available ror Kids 6-IK Ohio Valley Symphony April 28 at Kpm Cuilar Classics The Ariel-Dater Hall . 428 Sec. Ave. Galli~~~~~.,?H 7 40-441>- ART<; Hearing loss could lose you much more than you think. If IOU or a h>H'<i one arc 'ng problems hearing or understanding conversation. come and see our licensed audiologist and discover the options availabll' to re-conn(\Ct you with the world, 740-594.6333 1-800-451-9806 at 6pm -doors open at !ipm Meigs Senior Center Pomeroy, OH Jeff Warner Insurance · Jeff Warner Il l W.lnd St. 20 games - $20.00 Door Prizes! - Food and Fun! Pome10y, OH41769 . (740i 991-5479 Advance tickets drawing by another spring unit of Scott Wolfe, administrative classes. He ·also hopes to assistant. and Shawn Bush, expand the program into the Southern Elementary prinhigh school as well. cipal, are NASP certified As for competing against instructors. the Meigs Archery Team, "Archery is a sport where Dettwiller is all for it, say- you don't have to be a star ing it will give the kids a to keep improving," chance to 'interact on a dif- Dettwiller said. "You can ferent level from the usual get better the older you get · rivalries experienced a~ and these kids can partici- · . other sporting events. pate in this the rest of their Dettwiller, along with lives." · Give yourself tire best ears ofyour life. Basket Games Thursday, April 19th will also be open. Crafts will also be sold and for those wishing to reserve craft space contact Dale Hart at 949-2656: There will be free parking and admission and visitors are encourageg tb bring their lawn chairs to listen to the entertainment or catch a ball game. warnefJl ~nationwide.com D Nationwide• · On Your Side Contact: 740-992-3810 for tickets Spc>nsc•red by: Meigs County Historical Society ana Museum ·' ·. .. �• ·, Pag~A6 NATION The Daily .Sentinel Gunman Wednesday, April18, Cavs outlast ?tiers, Page 82 Browns eyeing Fab Five, Page 82 or his grades, citing privacy done, the official said. He Monday's rampage con- ·threats. Investigators have on the first day of a British ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER laws. The counseling ser- also expressed disappoint - sisted of two attacks, more not connected those earlier literature dass last year, the · vice refused to comment. ment in his own religion, than two hours apar1 - first threats to Cho. 30 or so students w.ent BLACKSBURG . Va. Cho - who arrived in and made several refer-' at· a dormitory, where two Cho gradQated from around and introduced The gunman in the Vi rgini~ the United States as boy ences to Chri stianity. the people we're killed, then Westfield High School in themselves. When it was Tech massacre was a sullen from South Korea in 19Q ~ official said . , inside a classroom building, Chantilly, Va., in 2003. His Cho's turn. he didn't speak. loner who alarmed profe, ~ and was ra ised 'in subur ~ . The official said the le.ttcr where 31 people, including family lived in an off-white, On the sign. in sheet sors and classmate' with · ban Was hin gton. D.C .. was either found in Cho\ Cho. died. Two handguns two-story townhouse in where everyone else had his twi sted. v iol e n ce ~ where hi s parents worked , dorm room or in his back- - a 9 mm and a .22-caliber Centreville, Va. written their names, Cho drenched creati ve writin!! at a dry cleaners - left a pack. The backpack . was - were found in. the class~ At least one of those had written a question mark. and left a ramblin~ not~ note that · was found after found in the hallway of the room building. killed in the rampage, "Is your name. 'Question niging against women and the bl oodbath . classroom building where The Washingto'1 Post Reema Samaha, graduated mark?'" classmate Julie rich kids. A law enforcement offi- the shootings happened. and quoted law enforcement from Westfield High in Poole recalled the professor A chillin g picture cial who read Cho's note contained several rounds of sources as saying Cho died 2006. But there was no asking: The young man emerged Tuesday of Cho described it Tuesday am- ammunition. the official said. with the words "Ismai l Ax" immediate word from otlered little response. Seung~Hui - a 2 3 ~ year~old typed, e ight ~ page rant Col. Steve Flaherty. in red ink on one of his authorities on whether Cho Cho spent much of that senior majoring in English agaimt rich kids and reli- superintendem of the arms. but they were not sure knew the young woman and class sitting in the back of - a day after the bloodhath gion. The official spoke on Virginia State Police, said what that meant. · the room, wearing a hat and singled her out. that left 33 people dead .. condition of anonymity authorities were going According to court "He was very quiet, seldom panicipating. In a including Cho. who killed because he was not autho~ , through a considerable papers, police found .a always by himself," neigh- small depanment, Cho dishimself as police closed in . rized to speak to the media. number of writings. "bomb threat" note bor Abdul Shash said. Shash ·, tinguished himself for being · News report s 'aid that he "You caused me to do . Citing unidentified directed at engineering said Cho spent a lot of his anonymous. "He didn't may have been taking m ed~ this." the official quoted the sources. the Chicago school buildings - near the free time playing basketball reach out to anyone, He ication for depression and note as saying. Tribune reported Cho had victims in the classroom and would not respond if never talked," Poole said. that he was becom ing Cho indicated in hi s letter recently set a fi~e in a dorm building. In the past three someone greeted him. . "We just really knew him increasingly violent and that .the end was 'near and room and had stalked some weeks, Virginia Tech was Classmates painted a sim- as the question mark kid," erratic. that there was a deed to be women. hit with two other bomb iJar picture. Some said that Poole said. Despite the many warning signs that came to light in the bloody aftermath. police and uni versity officials offered no clues as to exact ~ rJ"'' ',1''1 ' ',J ,r,p r r,r ly what set Cho off on the deadliest shooting rampi1ge /< II {r ,,H in modern U.S. hi story. H<·'·l'lr;;tr,r ·; r Jr:r:rJ•, "He was a loner. and we ' re having difficulty finding information about · Employees, tndependenl Contractors, Vendors and their immediate lamiily not ehgibte. • Oxygen him." school spokesman· Larry Hincker said. • Nebulizers A student who attended • C·PAP Virginia Tech last fall provided obscenity- and vio• Portable Oxygen lence-laced screenplays that he said Cho wrote as pan of • Pulse Oximetry a playwriting class they both took. One was about a fight between a stepson and his stepfather, and involved throwing of hammers and attacks ·with a chain sa"\1'. Another was about students fantasizing about stalking and killing a teacher who sexually molested them, "When we read Cho 's plays, it was like something out of a nightmare . The .5UtiAJW! & Craft .Mall plays had really twisted, macabre violence that used *Home Decor *Furniture weapons I wouldn't have *Hand Puppets for even thought of." former Children classmate lan Macfarlane, *Antiques for the now an AOL employee, Antique lover wrote in a blog posted on an Our 19,o0o square foot AOL Web site. He said he store o.ff~tra thousands . and other students "were talking to each other with of gifts for the entire serious· worry about family. · whether he could be a Gallipolis, Ohio tMUIIIIAw.OIMII..,OH (740) 446· 1711 school shooter." Two locatitJns: 740 44111020 "We always joked we 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy, Mason were just waiting for him to Bridge. Mason, WV do something, waiting to : : . = = =(3;;i04i) 773-5721 : : : : ; : ; [ hear about some thing he did ," said another c l ass~ mate, Stephanie Derry. "But when I got the call it was --··· '··~ Cho who had done · this, I \PI<JN( I started crying, bawling." /\If{ Professor Carolyn Rude, chairwoman of the university 's English department, FREE Re11nov.a1 said Cho's writing was so FREE ~-~"''D disturbing that he had been Great gas mileage FREE Delivery referred to the uni versity's <::TOP If.~ Af.ID ~~l OUR f.I [ W.· counseling service: Z007 SPRING AIR MATTRrS!: "Sometimes, in creative GU GR[AT lf.ITRODUCTORV SAU PRICtJ;:! writing, people reveal things and you never know •J'rom Our :Jionu; 'To ']"01m " Gallia Auto Sales if it's creati ve or if they' re 2147 Jackson Pike IJflrffihl, describing things, if they ' re Gallipolis, OH imagi nin g things or just (740) 446-0724 how real it might he," Rude David Mink- Owner said. !'But we're all alert to not ignore things like this." She said she did not know Diane when he was referred for counseling, or,what the: outcome was. Rude refused to release any of his writings PLAY COVERALL BINGO ,,, WIN UP TO $1,000 ••• [french City - ~ ,,,, Pleasant Valley Hospital C4r6in cr Sttgltr Lady Falcons sweep Wirt 'to., Page 86 Wednesday, April18, 2007 Meigs wins big over River Valley · LocAL ScHEDULE POMEROY - A s:d1eaule ot upcoming college and high school varsity sporting events ni/Otvlfl9 t&M1S from Gallw and Meogs counlleG. BY BRAD SHERMAN TOday·a gamtS Prep Softball Point Pleasant at Meigs. 5 p.m Southern at Alexander. 5 p.m. BSHERMI\N@MYDAILVTRIBUN E.COM CHESHIRE - One day after losing its first game in Southern at Alexander, 5 p.m. weeks, the Meigs High Thursdav·s games s~hool baseball team came Prep Softball to Cheshire on a mission. Meigs at Wellston. 5 p.m. Mission delinitel y accomTrimble at Eastem, 5 p_m Waterlord at Southern , 5 p.m. pli shed. Prep Baseball The Marauders, '. coming Meigs at Wellston, 5 p.m. off a loss to the Alexander Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Spartans, scored in every Waterford at Southern , 5 p.m. inning. including an 11-run Frjday's games outburst in the third frame, Prep Softball en ro·ute to a 21-4 victory Eastern' at Nelson'olille-York, 5 p.m. Prep Baseball over the host River Valley Eastern at Nelsonville-YorK, 5 p.m. Raiders on Tuesday. Track and Field Six different Marauders Eastern at Parkersburg Invite. 4:30 p.m. Meigs at Oak HiN Invite. 4:30 p.m. had at least one hit as Meigs improved to 8-4 overall. Saturday, April 21 River Valley. on the hand, Prep Softball Belpre at Eastern (OH). noon "- remains stuck on just a sin~ gle victory. Clayton Blackston and Austin Dunfee were the Marauders with multiple hits. Blackston hit a pair of doubles and had three runs Prep BasebaU Belpre rallies back to down Lady 'Does Wednesday ... Part I y sunny. A sli ght drance of showers in the afternoon. Highs in, the upper 50s. North winds arou nd 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Wednesday night ... Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows in the lower 40s·. Northwest winds around 5 mph ... Becoming nonh after midnight. Thur s da y .•. Mo s t I y cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the upper 50s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday night ... Mostly cloudy with· a 40 percent chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s. North winds arou)ld 5 mph. Friday Friday and n.ight... Panly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. Lows in the lower 40s. Saturday and Saturday night ... Mostly clear. Highs . in the upper 60s. Lows in · the mid 40s. con Hear what othen are siyin1 about Oticon Delta. Debra K. , Agent (304)675-7036 215 Sixth Sl. Pl. PleiiSant, WV (304) 675~7036. ri vercitiesins@suddenllnkmail.com Auto/Homd Husinrss/LireJ Health/Anuity An Independent Agenry Re resentin • Erie Insurance 1>111 ', 111 \1!1'\(, c l "\ 111< GALLIPOLIS 435'/, Second Avenue I A cro~loo from p,,,t Ofli c~J Open Mon.· Thurs. M:30-5 pm Please see·Southern, 86 CoNfACfUS · Fax- 1-740446· 3008 E-mail - sports@mydaitysentinol.com Spo.rls . Siatl Brad Shennan, Sports Editor (7401 446~2342 , exl. 33 bsherman@ mydailytribune.com , Larry Crum, Sports Writer · (740) 446-2342 , exl. 23 lcrum@mydailyregister.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342 , exl. 33 bw!ltters@mydailytribune·.com •• Another satisfied Customer! "Call us today a.n d you could be smiling tool" ~ADVANCED. HEARING CENTER " t 122 Jack•on Pike • Gallipolis (740)441·1971 (100)434-4194 . ' _ _ _____ _~ • ' r __:_ ; CHESH IRE - A seven-ru.(l second inning put the Meigs High School softball team comfortably ahead. Then a I 0-run third put the game way out of reach. The Lady Marauders made up for a lackluster offensive performance the day before by posting 18 runs on a dozen hits en route to an 18-2 victory over the River Valley Lady Raiders on Tuesday. The game was stopped after Bryan Walters/photo four innings of play. Meigs sophomore Devan Soulsby crosses the finish line first during the 400Cassie Whan paced Meigs by meter dash Tuesday at the Eastern tri~meet held in Tuppers Plains. Both the going 3-for-4 including a double, Marauders and Lady Marauders won their respective events. A full story and Whitney Smith also had three hits for the winners. Lian results will be available in the Thursday sports edition of The Daily Sentinel. TODAY'S ~~. NUMBER .IS: . Please see Bounce. 86 STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINELCOM OVP Scorellne (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 · into a backward spiral . and I~ I deadlock. The Tornadoes took the 1-0 lead when Jake Hunter. hit a onestrike pitch into left center for a doubl. e . Chapman advanced on a 63 ground out by Pat Johnson, and an RBI single by Ryan Chapman. · Cha~man held Belpre at bay with SIX strikeouts over the first three innings, . then the ace allowed a double in the fourth Lady Marauders blast RV (740) 446-2933 . Meigs third baseman Clayton Blackston receives a throw from the catcher during Tuesday's non-league contest against River Valley in Cheshire. ' 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 l Oam -CioS<> Higg1nbolham (3). Eric Caldwell (4) and Caldwell. Aaron Story and J.T. Evans. Brad Sherman/photo , RACIN E - Southern's boys pulled out the .extra inning win in hook, .!ine, and sinker fashion, but should have reeled in the victory much sooner. Nearly losing a great eight inning performance by starter and winner Ryan Chapman, Southern came back in nine frames to bring home the win. 5-4. Southern now owns the Hocking Division lead Y<ith a 5-0 leag!le mark and outstanding 122 mark overall. · Southern took a 1-0 lead in the first inning and held it for nearly six innings, when an error plunked the Tornadoes head-on · Facials &. Waxing , MasSdge • Body Wr.lp.; · Sp.\ Packages • Chemical Peels · Mkroderm Abr ~'sions Hours: MEIGS 21, RIVER VALLEY 4 Meigs 25(111 3 - 218 3 A.Valley 200 2 449 Man Goodrich, Devin Giblls (3). Buddy SPORTS CORRESPONDENT · H,1ir C.1re &. Makeup M~F John Cannon. Meigs grabbed a 2-0 lead thanks to a balk and River Valley error in the top of the first , but the Raiders answered right back with two of their own in the home half of the frame. Meigs, though seized control with a five-run second before II more tallies in the third put the contest out of reacb. Meigs goes tq Wellston for . a key Tri- Valley Conference Ohio Division match-up on Thursday. Both clubs are chasing leagueleader Alexander in the standings. River Valley, meanwhile, goes to Chesapeake . to resume the Ohio Valley Conference schedule. BY Scon WoLFE BELPRE -. "To be a good team we must learn tb close the deaL" Those were not the words Of "How to be successful author Zig Ziglar, but the words of a defected coach Alan Crisp of the Southern L a d, y Tornadoes. For the Hill seco nd night in a row, Southern let the spoils of victory slip through their hands as host Qelpre rallied for a 7-4 girls softball victory after Southern seemed to have the game well at hand. • N,,il C.1re ' Heli)< Cut s (740) 446-7619 batted 1n w h i I e Du11 fce had a :ririe and a single. David Poole and J. Smith had RBI doubles w h i I e Nathan Story Cook had a . single and four RBis. Corey Hutton singled while Clay Bolin, Justin Cotterill and Aaron Story also drove in runs. Aaron Mulholand singled twi~e to pace the Raider bats. Marcus Frazier doubled and Jason Jones had a single. Aaron Story went the distance to pick up the mound win. He surrendered four hits, struck out seven and walked two. Matt Goodrich staned and took the loss on the hill he was one of four Raiders to throw for coach ~IE'?it Meigs sweeps Eastem tri-meet Tornadoes bounce Belpre BY Scon WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ,675-4340 Local-Weather Bl The Daily Sentinel 2007 his BY MATT APUZZO Inside _____________ . ~ Whan Hoffman had two singles while Amber Burton, Amy .Barr, Chelsea Manley ·and Talish·a Beha also hit safely. s·t ep h a ni e Griffith. Kari McFann and Holly Taylor all had singles . for River Va ll ey. Amy Barr started and picked up the · pitching win : she and Hailey Ebersbach combined on the four-hitter. Mcfan n went the distance in taking the loss, for the . Please see Blast. B6 �• ·, Pag~A6 NATION The Daily .Sentinel Gunman Wednesday, April18, Cavs outlast ?tiers, Page 82 Browns eyeing Fab Five, Page 82 or his grades, citing privacy done, the official said. He Monday's rampage con- ·threats. Investigators have on the first day of a British ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER laws. The counseling ser- also expressed disappoint - sisted of two attacks, more not connected those earlier literature dass last year, the · vice refused to comment. ment in his own religion, than two hours apar1 - first threats to Cho. 30 or so students w.ent BLACKSBURG . Va. Cho - who arrived in and made several refer-' at· a dormitory, where two Cho gradQated from around and introduced The gunman in the Vi rgini~ the United States as boy ences to Chri stianity. the people we're killed, then Westfield High School in themselves. When it was Tech massacre was a sullen from South Korea in 19Q ~ official said . , inside a classroom building, Chantilly, Va., in 2003. His Cho's turn. he didn't speak. loner who alarmed profe, ~ and was ra ised 'in subur ~ . The official said the le.ttcr where 31 people, including family lived in an off-white, On the sign. in sheet sors and classmate' with · ban Was hin gton. D.C .. was either found in Cho\ Cho. died. Two handguns two-story townhouse in where everyone else had his twi sted. v iol e n ce ~ where hi s parents worked , dorm room or in his back- - a 9 mm and a .22-caliber Centreville, Va. written their names, Cho drenched creati ve writin!! at a dry cleaners - left a pack. The backpack . was - were found in. the class~ At least one of those had written a question mark. and left a ramblin~ not~ note that · was found after found in the hallway of the room building. killed in the rampage, "Is your name. 'Question niging against women and the bl oodbath . classroom building where The Washingto'1 Post Reema Samaha, graduated mark?'" classmate Julie rich kids. A law enforcement offi- the shootings happened. and quoted law enforcement from Westfield High in Poole recalled the professor A chillin g picture cial who read Cho's note contained several rounds of sources as saying Cho died 2006. But there was no asking: The young man emerged Tuesday of Cho described it Tuesday am- ammunition. the official said. with the words "Ismai l Ax" immediate word from otlered little response. Seung~Hui - a 2 3 ~ year~old typed, e ight ~ page rant Col. Steve Flaherty. in red ink on one of his authorities on whether Cho Cho spent much of that senior majoring in English agaimt rich kids and reli- superintendem of the arms. but they were not sure knew the young woman and class sitting in the back of - a day after the bloodhath gion. The official spoke on Virginia State Police, said what that meant. · the room, wearing a hat and singled her out. that left 33 people dead .. condition of anonymity authorities were going According to court "He was very quiet, seldom panicipating. In a including Cho. who killed because he was not autho~ , through a considerable papers, police found .a always by himself," neigh- small depanment, Cho dishimself as police closed in . rized to speak to the media. number of writings. "bomb threat" note bor Abdul Shash said. Shash ·, tinguished himself for being · News report s 'aid that he "You caused me to do . Citing unidentified directed at engineering said Cho spent a lot of his anonymous. "He didn't may have been taking m ed~ this." the official quoted the sources. the Chicago school buildings - near the free time playing basketball reach out to anyone, He ication for depression and note as saying. Tribune reported Cho had victims in the classroom and would not respond if never talked," Poole said. that he was becom ing Cho indicated in hi s letter recently set a fi~e in a dorm building. In the past three someone greeted him. . "We just really knew him increasingly violent and that .the end was 'near and room and had stalked some weeks, Virginia Tech was Classmates painted a sim- as the question mark kid," erratic. that there was a deed to be women. hit with two other bomb iJar picture. Some said that Poole said. Despite the many warning signs that came to light in the bloody aftermath. police and uni versity officials offered no clues as to exact ~ rJ"'' ',1''1 ' ',J ,r,p r r,r ly what set Cho off on the deadliest shooting rampi1ge /< II {r ,,H in modern U.S. hi story. H<·'·l'lr;;tr,r ·; r Jr:r:rJ•, "He was a loner. and we ' re having difficulty finding information about · Employees, tndependenl Contractors, Vendors and their immediate lamiily not ehgibte. • Oxygen him." school spokesman· Larry Hincker said. • Nebulizers A student who attended • C·PAP Virginia Tech last fall provided obscenity- and vio• Portable Oxygen lence-laced screenplays that he said Cho wrote as pan of • Pulse Oximetry a playwriting class they both took. One was about a fight between a stepson and his stepfather, and involved throwing of hammers and attacks ·with a chain sa"\1'. Another was about students fantasizing about stalking and killing a teacher who sexually molested them, "When we read Cho 's plays, it was like something out of a nightmare . The .5UtiAJW! & Craft .Mall plays had really twisted, macabre violence that used *Home Decor *Furniture weapons I wouldn't have *Hand Puppets for even thought of." former Children classmate lan Macfarlane, *Antiques for the now an AOL employee, Antique lover wrote in a blog posted on an Our 19,o0o square foot AOL Web site. He said he store o.ff~tra thousands . and other students "were talking to each other with of gifts for the entire serious· worry about family. · whether he could be a Gallipolis, Ohio tMUIIIIAw.OIMII..,OH (740) 446· 1711 school shooter." Two locatitJns: 740 44111020 "We always joked we 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy, Mason were just waiting for him to Bridge. Mason, WV do something, waiting to : : . = = =(3;;i04i) 773-5721 : : : : ; : ; [ hear about some thing he did ," said another c l ass~ mate, Stephanie Derry. "But when I got the call it was --··· '··~ Cho who had done · this, I \PI<JN( I started crying, bawling." /\If{ Professor Carolyn Rude, chairwoman of the university 's English department, FREE Re11nov.a1 said Cho's writing was so FREE ~-~"''D disturbing that he had been Great gas mileage FREE Delivery referred to the uni versity's <::TOP If.~ Af.ID ~~l OUR f.I [ W.· counseling service: Z007 SPRING AIR MATTRrS!: "Sometimes, in creative GU GR[AT lf.ITRODUCTORV SAU PRICtJ;:! writing, people reveal things and you never know •J'rom Our :Jionu; 'To ']"01m " Gallia Auto Sales if it's creati ve or if they' re 2147 Jackson Pike IJflrffihl, describing things, if they ' re Gallipolis, OH imagi nin g things or just (740) 446-0724 how real it might he," Rude David Mink- Owner said. !'But we're all alert to not ignore things like this." She said she did not know Diane when he was referred for counseling, or,what the: outcome was. Rude refused to release any of his writings PLAY COVERALL BINGO ,,, WIN UP TO $1,000 ••• [french City - ~ ,,,, Pleasant Valley Hospital C4r6in cr Sttgltr Lady Falcons sweep Wirt 'to., Page 86 Wednesday, April18, 2007 Meigs wins big over River Valley · LocAL ScHEDULE POMEROY - A s:d1eaule ot upcoming college and high school varsity sporting events ni/Otvlfl9 t&M1S from Gallw and Meogs counlleG. BY BRAD SHERMAN TOday·a gamtS Prep Softball Point Pleasant at Meigs. 5 p.m Southern at Alexander. 5 p.m. BSHERMI\N@MYDAILVTRIBUN E.COM CHESHIRE - One day after losing its first game in Southern at Alexander, 5 p.m. weeks, the Meigs High Thursdav·s games s~hool baseball team came Prep Softball to Cheshire on a mission. Meigs at Wellston. 5 p.m. Mission delinitel y accomTrimble at Eastem, 5 p_m Waterlord at Southern , 5 p.m. pli shed. Prep Baseball The Marauders, '. coming Meigs at Wellston, 5 p.m. off a loss to the Alexander Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Spartans, scored in every Waterford at Southern , 5 p.m. inning. including an 11-run Frjday's games outburst in the third frame, Prep Softball en ro·ute to a 21-4 victory Eastern' at Nelson'olille-York, 5 p.m. Prep Baseball over the host River Valley Eastern at Nelsonville-YorK, 5 p.m. Raiders on Tuesday. Track and Field Six different Marauders Eastern at Parkersburg Invite. 4:30 p.m. Meigs at Oak HiN Invite. 4:30 p.m. had at least one hit as Meigs improved to 8-4 overall. Saturday, April 21 River Valley. on the hand, Prep Softball Belpre at Eastern (OH). noon "- remains stuck on just a sin~ gle victory. Clayton Blackston and Austin Dunfee were the Marauders with multiple hits. Blackston hit a pair of doubles and had three runs Prep BasebaU Belpre rallies back to down Lady 'Does Wednesday ... Part I y sunny. A sli ght drance of showers in the afternoon. Highs in, the upper 50s. North winds arou nd 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Wednesday night ... Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows in the lower 40s·. Northwest winds around 5 mph ... Becoming nonh after midnight. Thur s da y .•. Mo s t I y cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Highs in the upper 50s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday night ... Mostly cloudy with· a 40 percent chance of showers. Lows in the upper 30s. North winds arou)ld 5 mph. Friday Friday and n.ight... Panly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. Lows in the lower 40s. Saturday and Saturday night ... Mostly clear. Highs . in the upper 60s. Lows in · the mid 40s. con Hear what othen are siyin1 about Oticon Delta. Debra K. , Agent (304)675-7036 215 Sixth Sl. Pl. PleiiSant, WV (304) 675~7036. ri vercitiesins@suddenllnkmail.com Auto/Homd Husinrss/LireJ Health/Anuity An Independent Agenry Re resentin • Erie Insurance 1>111 ', 111 \1!1'\(, c l "\ 111< GALLIPOLIS 435'/, Second Avenue I A cro~loo from p,,,t Ofli c~J Open Mon.· Thurs. M:30-5 pm Please see·Southern, 86 CoNfACfUS · Fax- 1-740446· 3008 E-mail - sports@mydaitysentinol.com Spo.rls . Siatl Brad Shennan, Sports Editor (7401 446~2342 , exl. 33 bsherman@ mydailytribune.com , Larry Crum, Sports Writer · (740) 446-2342 , exl. 23 lcrum@mydailyregister.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342 , exl. 33 bw!ltters@mydailytribune·.com •• Another satisfied Customer! "Call us today a.n d you could be smiling tool" ~ADVANCED. HEARING CENTER " t 122 Jack•on Pike • Gallipolis (740)441·1971 (100)434-4194 . ' _ _ _____ _~ • ' r __:_ ; CHESH IRE - A seven-ru.(l second inning put the Meigs High School softball team comfortably ahead. Then a I 0-run third put the game way out of reach. The Lady Marauders made up for a lackluster offensive performance the day before by posting 18 runs on a dozen hits en route to an 18-2 victory over the River Valley Lady Raiders on Tuesday. The game was stopped after Bryan Walters/photo four innings of play. Meigs sophomore Devan Soulsby crosses the finish line first during the 400Cassie Whan paced Meigs by meter dash Tuesday at the Eastern tri~meet held in Tuppers Plains. Both the going 3-for-4 including a double, Marauders and Lady Marauders won their respective events. A full story and Whitney Smith also had three hits for the winners. Lian results will be available in the Thursday sports edition of The Daily Sentinel. TODAY'S ~~. NUMBER .IS: . Please see Bounce. 86 STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINELCOM OVP Scorellne (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 · into a backward spiral . and I~ I deadlock. The Tornadoes took the 1-0 lead when Jake Hunter. hit a onestrike pitch into left center for a doubl. e . Chapman advanced on a 63 ground out by Pat Johnson, and an RBI single by Ryan Chapman. · Cha~man held Belpre at bay with SIX strikeouts over the first three innings, . then the ace allowed a double in the fourth Lady Marauders blast RV (740) 446-2933 . Meigs third baseman Clayton Blackston receives a throw from the catcher during Tuesday's non-league contest against River Valley in Cheshire. ' 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 l Oam -CioS<> Higg1nbolham (3). Eric Caldwell (4) and Caldwell. Aaron Story and J.T. Evans. Brad Sherman/photo , RACIN E - Southern's boys pulled out the .extra inning win in hook, .!ine, and sinker fashion, but should have reeled in the victory much sooner. Nearly losing a great eight inning performance by starter and winner Ryan Chapman, Southern came back in nine frames to bring home the win. 5-4. Southern now owns the Hocking Division lead Y<ith a 5-0 leag!le mark and outstanding 122 mark overall. · Southern took a 1-0 lead in the first inning and held it for nearly six innings, when an error plunked the Tornadoes head-on · Facials &. Waxing , MasSdge • Body Wr.lp.; · Sp.\ Packages • Chemical Peels · Mkroderm Abr ~'sions Hours: MEIGS 21, RIVER VALLEY 4 Meigs 25(111 3 - 218 3 A.Valley 200 2 449 Man Goodrich, Devin Giblls (3). Buddy SPORTS CORRESPONDENT · H,1ir C.1re &. Makeup M~F John Cannon. Meigs grabbed a 2-0 lead thanks to a balk and River Valley error in the top of the first , but the Raiders answered right back with two of their own in the home half of the frame. Meigs, though seized control with a five-run second before II more tallies in the third put the contest out of reacb. Meigs goes tq Wellston for . a key Tri- Valley Conference Ohio Division match-up on Thursday. Both clubs are chasing leagueleader Alexander in the standings. River Valley, meanwhile, goes to Chesapeake . to resume the Ohio Valley Conference schedule. BY Scon WoLFE BELPRE -. "To be a good team we must learn tb close the deaL" Those were not the words Of "How to be successful author Zig Ziglar, but the words of a defected coach Alan Crisp of the Southern L a d, y Tornadoes. For the Hill seco nd night in a row, Southern let the spoils of victory slip through their hands as host Qelpre rallied for a 7-4 girls softball victory after Southern seemed to have the game well at hand. • N,,il C.1re ' Heli)< Cut s (740) 446-7619 batted 1n w h i I e Du11 fce had a :ririe and a single. David Poole and J. Smith had RBI doubles w h i I e Nathan Story Cook had a . single and four RBis. Corey Hutton singled while Clay Bolin, Justin Cotterill and Aaron Story also drove in runs. Aaron Mulholand singled twi~e to pace the Raider bats. Marcus Frazier doubled and Jason Jones had a single. Aaron Story went the distance to pick up the mound win. He surrendered four hits, struck out seven and walked two. Matt Goodrich staned and took the loss on the hill he was one of four Raiders to throw for coach ~IE'?it Meigs sweeps Eastem tri-meet Tornadoes bounce Belpre BY Scon WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ,675-4340 Local-Weather Bl The Daily Sentinel 2007 his BY MATT APUZZO Inside _____________ . ~ Whan Hoffman had two singles while Amber Burton, Amy .Barr, Chelsea Manley ·and Talish·a Beha also hit safely. s·t ep h a ni e Griffith. Kari McFann and Holly Taylor all had singles . for River Va ll ey. Amy Barr started and picked up the · pitching win : she and Hailey Ebersbach combined on the four-hitter. Mcfan n went the distance in taking the loss, for the . Please see Blast. B6 �' Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April18, 2007 ' ' www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com ~rtbune Cavaliers outlast Philadelphia Browns eyeing Fab Five in draft PHILADELPHIA (AP) LeBron James m1ght want to send a good luck text message to h1s buddy and Nets part-owner Jay-Z James w1ll certamly be scoreboard watchmg m the season finale. domg all he can to help Cleveland Will wh!le pu lli ng fo r New Jersey to keep alive Cleveland's shot at the No 2 seed "We· ve got to take care of busmess on our home coun ," James sa1d. "We ' ll be rootmg lor the Nets " Larry Hughes scored 22 pomts and James had 18 to lead Clevela nd to a 98-92 wm over the Philadelph ia 76ers on Tuesday mght. allowmg the Cavahers to pl ay for second m the Eastern Conference The Cavaliers could move up to No 2 1f they beat M1lwaukee on Wednesday mght and New Jersey beats Ch1cago, also on Wednesday If they play hke th1 s agamst the Bucks, they 'll surely be countmg on the Nets to Will and bump them up a few p1votal spots m the playoff race "Milwaukee IS not gomg to he down for us," coach M1 ke Brown sa1d "It 's gomg to be a tough game at home and we have to come m w1th the n glit mllld frame to get a Will " Brown has called earmng the No 2 seed "cnt1cal ," but the surgmg Bulls have won three stra1ght and e1ght of 10 Wh1I e the Cavs would surely rather be No 2 than seeded fi fth, James said the Cavs are pruned for a deep postseason run no matter what team they play "We ' re real confident. We beheve we can beat anyone no matter who we match up agamst," he sa1d "We've got guys in the ms1de and outSide Defensively, we' re one of the best teams in the NBA, so that's not a problem." James added SIX aSSIStS Ill an all-around sohd game and led a well-balanced Cavaliers attack that had SIX players score m double figures Zydrunas Ilgauskas scored 14 pomts Joe Sm1th had 17 pmnts APphoto Cleveland Cavaliers ' Ande rso n VareJao (17), of Brazil, tnes to s hot pas t Ph iladelphia 76ers' Joe Sm1th 111 the f1rst half of the ir basketball game Tuesday Ill Ph1lade lph1a. and grabbed 13 rebounds for the S1xers W1llle Gree n scored 24 pomts, and Samuel Dalembert added II pmnts and 10 rebounds "We all know that we' re Iookmg forward to next year based upon the players that have and the effort that they've g1ven th1 s year," S1xers coac h Maunce Cheeks sa1d Hughes keyed a 13-4 run to stan the founh penod that gave the Cavs some needed room and guaranteed then season fm ale w1ll mean somethmg. The Cavaliers won the1r 20th road game, tymg them for thud most m team hi story Hughes go t the Cavs rolling to open the founh quarter. He h1t a 3 and a Jumper, then Donyell Marshall scored for a I 0pmnt lead Mars hall followed shortly after w1th h1 s only other basket of the game, a 3-pmnter that gave the Cavs an 86-74 lead Every game down the stretch has been like a playoff game for the Cavahers Closmg out games, eve n w1th so much at stake, has been a recent problem, and they alm ost folded agam Green pulled the SJXers w1th1n 92-85 wnh a 3-pomter, but there was no need for James to ba1I out Cleveland w1th some late-mmute hero1cs m th1 s one The Cavs held on for the road wm, but they' ll play a tougher team th an the S1xers m the postseason "It was a game we needed to wm," Hughes sa1d. The 76ers played again With out Andre lguodala (stramed lower back) and KyJe Korver (spramed wnst) and finish the season at Toronto on Wednesday mght They were able to fin 1sh above .500 at home (2 120) and need to beat the Raptors to end the season w1th a wirmmg record smce tradmg Allen Iverson in December (29-29). "I see posttlves w1th the pl ayers t~at we have," Cheeks sard "They are young andl they understand gomg m that they have to take another step to be good " BEREA (AP) - Dressed f1ve pl ayers," he sa1d 111 a dark sport coat · "How that sha kes out , I mscnbed with "BROWNS" don't thmk we' ll know that on the n ght breast pocket, until draft day, specificall y Cleve land general manage r once we go on the clock " Ph il Savage kept h1s pl ans Th1 s yea r's draft holds for the upcommg NFL draft more mtngue than many 10 cl ose to the metaphor ical rece nt h1 story, pn manl y vest because of the uncertamty Seated at a poker table, at the· top Oakl and owns Savage would be a tough the No I p1ck but 11 's sull guy to read unclear wh1ch way the Prepanng for h1 s th1rd Ra1ders are leamng At No and most VItal - draft as 2 s11s Detro11, and as GM C leve la nd's GM, Savage Matt M1llen has shown 10 revealed little about what past drafts, guess mg what he m1 ght do w1Jh the No 3 the Lwns w1ll do 1s next to overall p1ck Dunng a 1- 1mposs1ble hour, 20-mmute news conThe Brow ns are fo llowed fe rence, Savage was careful by Tampa Bay and An zqna no1 to up hts hand All frve teams have drfferWill the Browns trade lent needs and may go d1 fup? Posstbly ferent routes to fi ll them Will the Browns trade " I thmk any of the f1 v~ dow n? May be co uld go an~ ~1rec u on , W11l the Browns stay put ? Savage smd It s gmng to M1ght be ~~n 10 see how 11 turns About the onl y thmg out Savage made clear was that O f the top f1ve playe1s, 1f the Bro wns dec1de to stay Johnson 1s the onl y one ye t 111 th e th1rd slot, they' ll to VISit the Brown s, who chose from a group of fiv e expect to host h1m somepl ayers who have become lime later th1 s week the consensus crea m of th1 s Th1 s 1s the second lime m year 's draft crop three years, and the fr fth The Fab F1 ve cons1sts of ume smce 1999. that the quarte rback s JaMarcus Browns have picked 111 the Ru ssell of LSU and Brady top three Two years allo, Qumn of Notre Dame , w1de the club nabbed w1de rece iver Calvm John son of rece1ver Brayton Edward s Georg1a Tech, offens 1ve thrrd overall tackle Joe Thomas of Savage sa1d th is year 's W1 scons1n and runmng ehte group of pl ayers 1s back Adnan Peterson of better than the one he had Oklahoma All are consid- to chose from m 2005 ered can ' t-m1ss prospects "We' ll see how htstory by draft gurus, scouts and plays 1tself out, but I do front-office types. thmk thrs IS a stronger top 5 ""As 11 s1ts today, 1f noth- than two years ago You ing were to happen, we're hear that last year Brady gomg to get one of those Quinn would have been the fo urth quarterback ta~en Maybe . Maybe not In 05, he m1ght have been the fi rst pl ayer take n I do thmk th1 s m1ght be a htt le more spectacu lar top 5" Wh 1le tbe Brow ns plot the lf own draft board, they're try10g to be prepared for the many scenar10s that could pop up when commiSSione r Roger Goode ll mforms the Ra 1ders that the1r 15 millutes of fa me have arnved Savage doesn' t ha ve a soli d fee l for what th e black-and-silver mte nd to do He's guessmg they' ll focus on Russell and Qu'mn or maybe Johnson, w1dely cons 1dered the best player 111 thi s year 's class 'Or they m 1ght trade out ," smd Savage, who was asked 1f the Raiders and L1ons m1ght be agreeable to dealing wtth the Brown s " I wo uld say that they are wlllmg 10 li sten We're willing to listen too One of the GMs e- ~alled me t rda and 1 said that we yes e Y ~ nythm g 1 were ope n , or a thm k th a\ s pa r~. of the process n g t now Savage spent a poruon of the news conference gushmg about Johnson, th~ 6.foot-S freak1shly fast Wideout who dazzled scouts by bemg limed m 4.35 seconds m the 40-yard dash at the NFL combme Savage al so noted John son 's vertica l JUmp (42 5 mches ) and broad jump (11 -foot-7) before h sung reasons why the Browns m1ght p1 ck him. Buckeyes draw rematch with UNC COLUMBUS (AP) Conference champions Oh1o State and North Carolina w1ll square off Nov 28 at Value City Arena in the featured game of the B1g Ten/ACC Challenge. The Buckeyes, ranked No 3 at the time, lost rn Chapel Hill to seventh-ranked Tar Heels last year in the annual showdown between the two conferences North Carolina standout Tyler Hansbrough has announced he IS returmng to play for the Tar Heels Ohio State 1s awanmg word on whether center Greg Oden, pomt guard Mike Conley Jr and swmgman Daequan Cook Will return or jump to the NBA after thetr freshman season. The Buckeyes fini shed the regular season ranked No I last season and lost m the national championship game to defendmg champi on Flonda, 84-75. Other Big Ten/ACC Challenge games m November mclude the ftrst meeun~ between Wisconsm when 11 travels to Duke, along w1th Wake Forest at Iowa, Georgia Tech at lnd1ana, Minne sota at Flonda State, Northwestern at Vrrgm1a, Purdue at Clemson , North Carolina State at Mrch1gan State, Ilhnms at Maryland, Boston College at M1ch1gan a nd VJrg1ma Tech at Penn State Ohw State IS playing m the event for the s1xth year m a row E-mail class1f1ed@mydallytnbu ne com l_"'oooolc:. "t l .c:~s ...~ d a .. ~l a ht f."'ooo ~_..s p ~ p ~-s. t ..:. 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Wrecks Pay Cash J D Found at Galha Fr9rnds dur Salvaye (304)773 5343 mg French 500 Flea Mrket 1304)674 1374 Small Choc Lab mrx 304675 2897 or304 532 6707 Want to buy cars 1n any con d111on 388 8228 Found Large standard ored black Poodle 1n the BrdNoll area 740 388 9130 FOSTER PARENTS AND RESPITE PROVIDERS NEEDED Become state WA!VIll) IO BLI\ Cannmg Jars to G1veaway Tnbble Road Leon 304 458 ~cc:~N 1 HELP WM1ID Wanted Dtrect Supervtsron : : : : : : : : employees to oversee male **~OTICt~ ** you th 1n a staff secure resrdenllal env ron ment Must Borrow Smart Contact pass physrcal tramrng the Ohro DIVISIOn of reqw ement Pay based on Frnancral tnshtut1on s expenence Can (740)379 Ollrce of Consumer 9083 between 9 3 Mon Frr Atfarrs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or 150 obtaLn a loan BEWARE SutooL~ of requests lor any large IN!.IRLUION advance payme nts of puppres they look ltke Blue ---~---­ Healer male & female 304 large Yard Sale 4120 and 661 9362 412 1 GlJns l1 shmg poles - - - - -- - - household 1tems etc 10544 Beagle dog 2yrs . old m1xed State Route 141 wfcolhe to good home j Q4 m:-~~---., 675 6319 r 110 1 ;,.,.n-~ more 1 11ny lo11 or expense that rtraulta from the publication or om1111on of an advertlsemtrnt Correction will be made In tht! first avarl abte edrtlon • So • are always conlrdentlal • Currtrnt rat• card appllet • All real estate advertraemtnla art subtacl to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 • This ;~~~...;~;1 '\' 11mSI II 7 week old Blue Healer mllf furnrture Announcement Insurance Publication 1 .00 p . m Fr iday For Su n da y s Pa per 10x20 Angle non frame trn "--•G iiiioi .liiilliillii~iilliiiiS;,.,.t bu1ldmg for gtveaway You ..., take apart and/or haul Garage Sale ThtJrS Frr & away 304 695 3769 Sat 1st house on Bethel Chu rch Ad off 160 3 mrtes 2 commodes 2 van11y tops past HMC Longoberger & casl tron lub 740 992· baskets L ne ns dolls drsh • 5690 es t>ooks wat nots toys 4x4's For Sale. . .. . . . ..... .. For Sale • • • • Bu s ine s s Days Prio r To YIRHS II E· CLASSIFIED INDEX • •• In sertion KIT & CARLYLE 70 r I ~ All Display . 12 Noon 2 I n N ext Da y 's P a per • Sta rt Your AdS' With A Keyword • I nclude Co mplete Descnptlon • I nclude A Pr1ce • Avo1d Allbrelllat lont • Inclu de Phone Number And Address When Nee de d • Ads Should Run 7 Days *POliCIES* Now you con hove borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads _(I~ .1m Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads 1 00 p m Oculy I n -Column We will not knowtng Sheriff Sales Cue S~uated In the Village 00073.00, 16· merty lower Pomeroy, check, balance due on feet to a point where an In pursuance of an cap aet on the Public Notice Number 06CV100 of Pomeroy, County of 00074 000, 16· Ohio. Said original lot confirmation of sale. Iron pin Is driven and order of sola to me grantor's south line - - - - - - - JP Morgan Chase Bank Melga and State of 00075.000, 16· being 50 feet In width The appraisal did not this Ia the southwest directed from said and the south tine of PUBLIC NOTICE . Plaintiff Ohio 00076 000, & 16· and 140 teet In depth Include an lnlerror corner of this tot; court In the above anti· Section 31 ; Thence NOTICE· Is hereby vs Beginning at the ooon.oo and be1ng further eKBmlnation of the thence running In an tied action, I will along the grantor's given that on saturday, Edith Barnhouse Northwest corner of Currently Owner· Edith described as follows house easterly direction on a expose to sale at pub- aoulh tine and tha April 21 , 2007 at 10 00 et al Lot Number 158, Barnhouse Beginning 70 feet East Stephan D. Miles, parallel line with the tic auction on the front south tine of Section a m, a public sale will Defendants Thence South n dag Prior Deed References of the Southwest cor· Attorney south side of tha 111'111 stesolthaMelgscoun- 31, North 84 degrees be held at 211 w. Court of Common West, 55 t/2 feet , Votume173, Page 669 ner of Lot #297;Thence 18 West Monument mentioned alley 200 ty Court House n 00 minutes 29 seconds Second Sl , Pomeroy, Pleas, Melga County, Thence 44 1/2 dag Appra1sed at $13,500 North 50 teet; Thence Avenue feet, more or less, to Friday May 11, 2007 at West, passing through Ohio. The Farmers Ohio West, 78 feet; Thence Terms of Sale Cannot East 70 feet; Thence Dayton, Ohio 45402 the place of beginning. 10·00 a.m of said day, a 518 ' x 30" Iron pin Bank and Savings In pursuance of an South 4612 deg West, be sold tor less th1111 South 50 teet, Thence (4) 4, 11, 18 This lot contaln(ng the · toltowlng with a plastic ldentlfl· Company Is selling tor order of sale to me 40 112 teet; Thence 213rds of lhe appraised West 70 teet to the about 50 feet by 200 described real estate. cation cap sst at cash '" hand or certldlrected from s,ld South 1/2 deg. West, value 10% down on place of beglnnong. teet of land, more or Being a part of the 243 07 feet, going a fled check the followcourt In the above ent1· 207 teet, day of sate, cash. or Parcel Two A rlghl-of· Public Notice tess tract or land that Is total distance of 328 90 lng collateral: tied action, I will Thence North 76 1/2 certified chack, bal· way for sewer linea as SAVE AND EXCEPT a now or formerly In the feet to the point of 2005 Chevrolet expose to sale at pub· deg. East, 302 feet , ance due on confirms· currently existing Sheriff's Sales lot 50 feet by 60 teet name or Joseph Halt as beginning, containing S 1 1 v e r a d 0 lie auction on the front Thence North 2 1/4 lion of sale across the West one· Case Number06cvt11 from the northwest recorded In Official 1.215 acres, mora or 1GCEK19B15E109636 steps of the Meigs dag West, 163 feet to The appraisal did haK of tha South ong. Cltl Mortgage, Inc corner of the above record 73 at paga 325, lass, and suglect to tha The Farmers Bank and County Court House the said Seyfried's Include an Interior haK of Lot U97 con- Plaintiff va described real estate, Meigs ocunty right-of-way of County savings company, on Friday, May 4th, Southeast corner, eramlnatlon of the nectlng Into High Jack E Phillips et at deeded to Clifford Recorder's Office, said Road 14, Township Pomeroy, O~lo, 2007 at 10.00 a.m of Thence along said house Street Subject to an Defendants Jacobs and Mildred tract being part of Road 167 and all ease- reserves the right to said doy, tha following Seyfried's South line, Robert E Beegle, easement lor the bene- court of Common Jacobs by deed Section 31, T3N, R13W, menta of record. bid at this sale ond to described real estate. South 80 314 deg. West, Meigs County Sheriff tit of the West one-half Pleas, Meigs County, recorded In Volume Bedford Township, All 5/8"x30" Iron p1ns withdraw the' obove EXHIBITA 110 feet to the Attorney tor the plain· of the South one-half Ohio 173, Page 333, Meigs Meigs county, State of with plastic ldentlfl· collataral prior to sale. PARCELNO. 1. Southeast corner of tiff of Lot ~297 lor waler In pursuance of an County Deed Recorda. Ohio and being more calon caps set are Further, The Far 111 ers Situated In the Village Mrs. Thomas Lowdan's Frank Wooldridge and gas lines connect· order of sale to me Tha above described particularly deacrlbed stamped "Seymour & Bank and Savings of Pomeroy, County of Lot; Thence Soulh n 600 S. Pea~ St. lng Into the alley directed from said teal estate Is dealgnat- as follows· Associates". company resarvaa the Meigs and State of deg. Weat, 40 feet; Columbus, OH 43206 between Broadway and court In the above anti- ed aa Parcel Nos 15- Beginning at a polntln The bearing used In right to reject any or all Ohio: Thence along said 614-221-1662 High Streets tlect acllon, I wilt 00083 and 15-00084, the center of County the above desrlbed bids submitted And known as being Lowden's West line, (4) 4, 11, 18, 25 (5) 2 Located at 748 High erpose to sale at pub- Meigs County Aud~or Road 14, the South line tract were assumed The above described Lots No. 159 and 160 North 112 deg. West, 96 Street, Middleport, OH lie auction on the front Current Owner: Jack of Section 31 and the and are tor the deter- collateral wilt be sold as shown on Plat of feet to the place of 45760 steps of the Meigs Phillips grantor's Southwest mlnatlon of angles ··as Is-where Ia' , with Horton and Dabneys bagmnlng; Public Notice Said property has been County court House Property at: 931 Hysell comer which Ia taken only. no expressed or Addition to Pomeroy ALSO a permanent appraised at S4S,OOO on Friday, May 4th, Street to bear South 84 The above dexcrtbed Implied warranty The real estate includ· rlghi·Of·way 16 feel Shariff Sales and cannot sell lor tess 2007 at 10:00 am. of Middleport, Ohio degrees 00 minutes 29 lraCI was surveyed by given. ad tha land on which wide across Lot 162 Case Number 06CV099 than two-thirds of sa1d day, tha following Prior Deed seconds East at a dis- George F Seymour, For further lnforma· tha garage tor the real· from the premises Unitad States or appraisement This described reateotate· Referencea Volume lance or 1180 24 . teet Ohio Professional lion, or tor an appoint· dence Ia toceted. hareln conveyed; (said America appraisal Is baaed Situated In the Village 330, Page 811 from tha Southwest Surveyor, No. 6044, In rnanl to lnspact collet· 11Hl0072.000 right being mentioned Plaintiff upon a visual of Middleport, County Appraised at 560,000 corner of Section 31; Oacember of 1998 erel, prior to sale date 11Hl0073.000 In deed to Loula VS Inspection of that part of Meigs, and State of Terms of Sale: Cannot Thence leaving the Relere~ce Deed. contact Cyndle Ken or PARCEL NO. 2· Seyfried from Kenneth Joanna Ferguson ET of lhe premlaea to Ohio: be sold lor less than South line of Saclon 31 Voume 82, Page 507, Randy at 992·2ta6. ' Situated In the Village Seyfried and Margaret AL Defendants which occeaa waa Bel~g the one fburth 213rds olthnppralaed and along the grantor's Melga County Official (4) 17 18 19 ol Pomeroy, County of Seyfrttd, et al, former Court of Common readily available. The part of Iota, namely 459 value 10% down on Will line and lha cen- Recorda ,..-' _ , - - --. Melga end State of grantors, to which ref· Pleea, appralaere eaaume no and 462, which two Iota day of tale, caah or tar of aeld road tha fol· Auditor's Parcel Ohio: arence le hereby Metga County, Ohio reaponalblllty lor, and jointly contain 200 laet certified check, bal- lowing two couraea: N~mber: 01.00304 002 And known •• being mode.) In purauence of en give no weight to, by ZOO laet, mora or ance due on confirm•· 1. North 38 dtgreea 20 Curnnt Owner: Kevin Lola Number 157 and ALSO the following order of ule to rna unknown legal mat- 1111, In tha Village of tlon of aale. mlnut• oe aeconda Colllna 158 •• ahown on tha delcrlbed rulealate. directed from 11ld tere, Including, but not Middleport, Ohio, tor- Tha appl'IINI did not eaat 1 dlttanct of Property At. 370t2Wotf Plat of Horton and Excepting all of Lota court In the ab9Ve ent~ limited to, concealed marly IOWit' Pomeroy. Include an Interior 182.88 feet to point, Pen Road Pomeroy, Dabntya Addition to 151 and 180. tt Ia the tied action, I will or latent defecte, The lol now being examination of tha and; Ohio Pomeroy. Intention of tha former expoae to sate 11 pub- and/or tha preaenee of dlldeclla more partie- hou11. 2. North 24 dtgrtt117 PPt: 01.00304.002 Beginning 11 the Ol'lntaea to convtly all lie auction on tha front harmful or toxic chaml• ularty deacrtbed and Robert 1!. IIHgle, mlnulaa t 1 nconde Prior DHd Rtlwl'lncet: Mtlge County lhartfl eaet 1 dtatanoe of Volume 82, Pegel07 llouthwett corner of of the 1'1111 proparty attpt of the Melge cal a, pollutante, 'or bOunded •• followt: Lot No. 158 above; owned by Bertha County Court House ga11a. lagtnnlngat a point on Attorney for the 81,81 fMI to 1 point; Appralaad 11 Thanot Iouth 4 1/2 llytrttd 11 the time of on Friday, May 4, 2007 Terme of 8ale: Ten the waat elde of Plalnllfl . Thanoa ltlvlng tha UI,OOO.OO Term• of tM~. 1!111, 22 IHt to 1 htr dloiiMCI wtth tilt 11 10:00 Lm., or Hid Pelotnt (10%) day of Branch ltrilt about Llrner lampaon a otnttr of uld road and 1111: Cannot be aold llilce on the Iouth axoapllon or 1 portion day, the following 1111, remainder due 110,1Mt north from the Rolhfuse with 1 new line through lor leal than 213rcl' of llde or • Ilona wan; convayad to Edith d11crlbld rtal aa181a: upon dltlvery of dlld. aouthuat oorner of P.O.IIax 8460 tha grantor'a lind tile tilt •cllld value. Thenoe North eo 314 Thomu and with lha Bhartfl'e llle Robert 1!. ••ale, Lot 488; thanoe run- Ctnctnnlll, OH 46201· following two court~~ : 10% on dly o1 dig. 1!111, 110 flit to axoaptton "of Lott 1111 Unlla~ ltataa of Bharllf of Malga nlng north on lha Will 8460 1. 1outh 12 dlgrau 28 lllll, caah or Oll'tlftacl theWttllndofallone and 110, which have America vt, Joenna County, Ohio tlneofll'lnohltreetto 113-2.1-3100 mlnulee 03 aeconda chack, belanoa due.on will on tilt SOuth aldl been convayad by Farguaon, llal Currant OWnar: an allay whtoh lnllr· {4) 4, 11,11 1111, psutng through confirmation of 1111. otLotNumber111 ; dHd of aven date Metge County JoannaFerguaon IICIIBI'Inchltreelll all/l"x30"1ronplnwlth Tha appreiHI did not ... THE Thenoe North 4 112 harawltll. Common Ple11 C111 'Proparty II' 746 High thla point; lhlnca runa plutlc ldantllfcatlon Include an Interior dag. Will to the Subject to all legal No. OICVOH St. nlng on a line w~h lha Public Notice cap Ill II 25.00 IHI, examlnetlon of the louthaaat corner of hlghwaye, IIMrMnll, SHUI!Id. In tha Village Middleport, Ohio • eouth etdl of thll allay going a total dlellnca houM. Robert E. HAS Lot Numbar 110; right of waya, zoning of Middleport, County PPt 15-01138.000 1bout 200 IHI, more or Sheriff 11111 C111 of 233.17 feet to BHIIIe, Melge County Thallce North 11 dig. ordlnen~e, r11trJc- of Melge and State of PriOt DHd Rnrencae· 1e11, to lha lnllreac· Numbar oecvus llll"x30" Iron pin with a Sharlfl SOMETHING WMI along lhtl South tlone a nd conditione Ohio Volume 324, Page 543 tlon of uld alley with a Farmer'• Bank end plattlo ldentHicatlon Attorney lor the FOR 'IOU!! tine of Hid Lot 110 and of record Parcel One: Tha 1111 Appraised 11 146,000 20 IHI lilly, which llvlnge Co. PLAINTIFF cap Ill, end; Plaintiff: Little, Shalla along lhtl South line of 18-00074.000 ona-haH of South one- Term• of Sale: Cennot runt north and lOUth VS 2. Iouth 08 dlgreee 23 aWarner Mid Lot 158 to the 18-00075000 half (50 IHt of Lot be eold tor kill than and boundt thle prop- Kevin D. Colllnt 11.11. mlnutll 51 11conde 213 E. Second pleca of beginning. 8 Liberty Lllne 1287) In Horton:. 213 rde of the erty on the weat; DEFENDANTS W11t a dlattnce of St.Pomlroy, Ohio 111-40078 000 Pomeroy, 6hio 45781 Addition lo whet It eppralaed value 10% thence running Court of COmmon 181.38 laet to 1 740-112-6888. 111-400n.ooo P1rcal Numblr. te- now the Village of down on dey of sale, eoutherly on ellnawtth Pl111, Melg1 County, ll/l"lC30" Iron plnwHhl (4) 11 , 18, 25 PARCEL NO. 3: 00072.000, 18- Middleport, Ohio, lor- cash or certified thla 20 IHt alley, 50 Ohio. pltlllc ldantiflcetion Webs1tes www mydarlytnbune com www myda1lysenhnel com www myda1lyreg1ster com Oeatltir~ Word Ads anted ods meetln .-=>~aa ve In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW N To Place ~rtbune ~ Sentinel l\egister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday.,.. or Fax To 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992·2157 ccepls only hel :p.._.bll c - Sentinel - l\egtster C L A S S I F I E o· ~This ""'-'c:» a.a ... Fll.l u: h t tc:. :.:<:: ... . ,._.• The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Eq ual Program Way n&J TruclilllQ L~d1 ng The RS.J TrUCking now Hrnng at out New Haven WIJ Ta1minaJ Fot Reg1ona l Hauls Dump Orv 1 "'" OTA9365 "'"'"""' ' Coli BOO <462 ask tor" Kent 1 SAVINGS Saturday, April 21 9am-t2pm 242 Third Ave Gallipolis, OH 45631 If unable to attend pleasa call to schedule an 1nterv1ew 1-888-IMC-PAYU Job alii 4256 ":::"~; "" n;loci~slon ;;~com =~ r SH p CLASSIFIEDS - - -- - - -- 2476 {740)441111 1 www orvb com 5 BR 3 5 Bath 5 acres wtth access to the boat docks t mt outs•de G all 1po~s Vrew photosf~n fo onlrne Code 4107 or call 6323 1740)441 1605 4 acre lot for sale (304)743 Mob1le Home lot tor Rant 2 m11es from Point Pleasant at the V Rt2 & 62 phone 304 675 3248 Undeveloped land 6 86 ac Home •n country 9 73 acres 3 BR 1 112 Bath Full base ment 2 112 car garage Mature Pme trees 2 barns mfl avarl pond open! wood ed Long term (5 15 yr) lease tor mob1le home or other approved uses loc Brumfield Ad Hamson Twp Shop Old sdlOOI house $130 000 call 740 2116 7212 ot 937 ph {513)295,6309 leave Classlfieds! 515 msg tor return call 8670 - ---.---- - ----- - �' Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April18, 2007 ' ' www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, Aprilt8, 2007 www .mydailysentinel.com ~rtbune Cavaliers outlast Philadelphia Browns eyeing Fab Five in draft PHILADELPHIA (AP) LeBron James m1ght want to send a good luck text message to h1s buddy and Nets part-owner Jay-Z James w1ll certamly be scoreboard watchmg m the season finale. domg all he can to help Cleveland Will wh!le pu lli ng fo r New Jersey to keep alive Cleveland's shot at the No 2 seed "We· ve got to take care of busmess on our home coun ," James sa1d. "We ' ll be rootmg lor the Nets " Larry Hughes scored 22 pomts and James had 18 to lead Clevela nd to a 98-92 wm over the Philadelph ia 76ers on Tuesday mght. allowmg the Cavahers to pl ay for second m the Eastern Conference The Cavaliers could move up to No 2 1f they beat M1lwaukee on Wednesday mght and New Jersey beats Ch1cago, also on Wednesday If they play hke th1 s agamst the Bucks, they 'll surely be countmg on the Nets to Will and bump them up a few p1votal spots m the playoff race "Milwaukee IS not gomg to he down for us," coach M1 ke Brown sa1d "It 's gomg to be a tough game at home and we have to come m w1th the n glit mllld frame to get a Will " Brown has called earmng the No 2 seed "cnt1cal ," but the surgmg Bulls have won three stra1ght and e1ght of 10 Wh1I e the Cavs would surely rather be No 2 than seeded fi fth, James said the Cavs are pruned for a deep postseason run no matter what team they play "We ' re real confident. We beheve we can beat anyone no matter who we match up agamst," he sa1d "We've got guys in the ms1de and outSide Defensively, we' re one of the best teams in the NBA, so that's not a problem." James added SIX aSSIStS Ill an all-around sohd game and led a well-balanced Cavaliers attack that had SIX players score m double figures Zydrunas Ilgauskas scored 14 pomts Joe Sm1th had 17 pmnts APphoto Cleveland Cavaliers ' Ande rso n VareJao (17), of Brazil, tnes to s hot pas t Ph iladelphia 76ers' Joe Sm1th 111 the f1rst half of the ir basketball game Tuesday Ill Ph1lade lph1a. and grabbed 13 rebounds for the S1xers W1llle Gree n scored 24 pomts, and Samuel Dalembert added II pmnts and 10 rebounds "We all know that we' re Iookmg forward to next year based upon the players that have and the effort that they've g1ven th1 s year," S1xers coac h Maunce Cheeks sa1d Hughes keyed a 13-4 run to stan the founh penod that gave the Cavs some needed room and guaranteed then season fm ale w1ll mean somethmg. The Cavaliers won the1r 20th road game, tymg them for thud most m team hi story Hughes go t the Cavs rolling to open the founh quarter. He h1t a 3 and a Jumper, then Donyell Marshall scored for a I 0pmnt lead Mars hall followed shortly after w1th h1 s only other basket of the game, a 3-pmnter that gave the Cavs an 86-74 lead Every game down the stretch has been like a playoff game for the Cavahers Closmg out games, eve n w1th so much at stake, has been a recent problem, and they alm ost folded agam Green pulled the SJXers w1th1n 92-85 wnh a 3-pomter, but there was no need for James to ba1I out Cleveland w1th some late-mmute hero1cs m th1 s one The Cavs held on for the road wm, but they' ll play a tougher team th an the S1xers m the postseason "It was a game we needed to wm," Hughes sa1d. The 76ers played again With out Andre lguodala (stramed lower back) and KyJe Korver (spramed wnst) and finish the season at Toronto on Wednesday mght They were able to fin 1sh above .500 at home (2 120) and need to beat the Raptors to end the season w1th a wirmmg record smce tradmg Allen Iverson in December (29-29). "I see posttlves w1th the pl ayers t~at we have," Cheeks sard "They are young andl they understand gomg m that they have to take another step to be good " BEREA (AP) - Dressed f1ve pl ayers," he sa1d 111 a dark sport coat · "How that sha kes out , I mscnbed with "BROWNS" don't thmk we' ll know that on the n ght breast pocket, until draft day, specificall y Cleve land general manage r once we go on the clock " Ph il Savage kept h1s pl ans Th1 s yea r's draft holds for the upcommg NFL draft more mtngue than many 10 cl ose to the metaphor ical rece nt h1 story, pn manl y vest because of the uncertamty Seated at a poker table, at the· top Oakl and owns Savage would be a tough the No I p1ck but 11 's sull guy to read unclear wh1ch way the Prepanng for h1 s th1rd Ra1ders are leamng At No and most VItal - draft as 2 s11s Detro11, and as GM C leve la nd's GM, Savage Matt M1llen has shown 10 revealed little about what past drafts, guess mg what he m1 ght do w1Jh the No 3 the Lwns w1ll do 1s next to overall p1ck Dunng a 1- 1mposs1ble hour, 20-mmute news conThe Brow ns are fo llowed fe rence, Savage was careful by Tampa Bay and An zqna no1 to up hts hand All frve teams have drfferWill the Browns trade lent needs and may go d1 fup? Posstbly ferent routes to fi ll them Will the Browns trade " I thmk any of the f1 v~ dow n? May be co uld go an~ ~1rec u on , W11l the Browns stay put ? Savage smd It s gmng to M1ght be ~~n 10 see how 11 turns About the onl y thmg out Savage made clear was that O f the top f1ve playe1s, 1f the Bro wns dec1de to stay Johnson 1s the onl y one ye t 111 th e th1rd slot, they' ll to VISit the Brown s, who chose from a group of fiv e expect to host h1m somepl ayers who have become lime later th1 s week the consensus crea m of th1 s Th1 s 1s the second lime m year 's draft crop three years, and the fr fth The Fab F1 ve cons1sts of ume smce 1999. that the quarte rback s JaMarcus Browns have picked 111 the Ru ssell of LSU and Brady top three Two years allo, Qumn of Notre Dame , w1de the club nabbed w1de rece iver Calvm John son of rece1ver Brayton Edward s Georg1a Tech, offens 1ve thrrd overall tackle Joe Thomas of Savage sa1d th is year 's W1 scons1n and runmng ehte group of pl ayers 1s back Adnan Peterson of better than the one he had Oklahoma All are consid- to chose from m 2005 ered can ' t-m1ss prospects "We' ll see how htstory by draft gurus, scouts and plays 1tself out, but I do front-office types. thmk thrs IS a stronger top 5 ""As 11 s1ts today, 1f noth- than two years ago You ing were to happen, we're hear that last year Brady gomg to get one of those Quinn would have been the fo urth quarterback ta~en Maybe . Maybe not In 05, he m1ght have been the fi rst pl ayer take n I do thmk th1 s m1ght be a htt le more spectacu lar top 5" Wh 1le tbe Brow ns plot the lf own draft board, they're try10g to be prepared for the many scenar10s that could pop up when commiSSione r Roger Goode ll mforms the Ra 1ders that the1r 15 millutes of fa me have arnved Savage doesn' t ha ve a soli d fee l for what th e black-and-silver mte nd to do He's guessmg they' ll focus on Russell and Qu'mn or maybe Johnson, w1dely cons 1dered the best player 111 thi s year 's class 'Or they m 1ght trade out ," smd Savage, who was asked 1f the Raiders and L1ons m1ght be agreeable to dealing wtth the Brown s " I wo uld say that they are wlllmg 10 li sten We're willing to listen too One of the GMs e- ~alled me t rda and 1 said that we yes e Y ~ nythm g 1 were ope n , or a thm k th a\ s pa r~. of the process n g t now Savage spent a poruon of the news conference gushmg about Johnson, th~ 6.foot-S freak1shly fast Wideout who dazzled scouts by bemg limed m 4.35 seconds m the 40-yard dash at the NFL combme Savage al so noted John son 's vertica l JUmp (42 5 mches ) and broad jump (11 -foot-7) before h sung reasons why the Browns m1ght p1 ck him. Buckeyes draw rematch with UNC COLUMBUS (AP) Conference champions Oh1o State and North Carolina w1ll square off Nov 28 at Value City Arena in the featured game of the B1g Ten/ACC Challenge. The Buckeyes, ranked No 3 at the time, lost rn Chapel Hill to seventh-ranked Tar Heels last year in the annual showdown between the two conferences North Carolina standout Tyler Hansbrough has announced he IS returmng to play for the Tar Heels Ohio State 1s awanmg word on whether center Greg Oden, pomt guard Mike Conley Jr and swmgman Daequan Cook Will return or jump to the NBA after thetr freshman season. The Buckeyes fini shed the regular season ranked No I last season and lost m the national championship game to defendmg champi on Flonda, 84-75. Other Big Ten/ACC Challenge games m November mclude the ftrst meeun~ between Wisconsm when 11 travels to Duke, along w1th Wake Forest at Iowa, Georgia Tech at lnd1ana, Minne sota at Flonda State, Northwestern at Vrrgm1a, Purdue at Clemson , North Carolina State at Mrch1gan State, Ilhnms at Maryland, Boston College at M1ch1gan a nd VJrg1ma Tech at Penn State Ohw State IS playing m the event for the s1xth year m a row E-mail class1f1ed@mydallytnbu ne com l_"'oooolc:. "t l .c:~s ...~ d a .. ~l a ht f."'ooo ~_..s p ~ p ~-s. t ..:. 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Wf\M' Cll'f'> Cie>i ll>t-1\H\l>b f!ll'~fo~G' ~~ ir-lV!::M1ofll ~ fvRtlliii!Z-~ . & 1816 Absolute Top Dollar U S Stiver and Gold Cams Mother cat 5 ktttens 740 Proofsets Gold Rrngs Pre 992 7841 1935 US Currency - - - - - - -- Solrlatre Dramonds M T S Whrte and yelfov. gutnea P g Com Shop 151 Second ii: wt!illh~c;;: ag:,;e~7.;9.;.4.; 03;.;9.1--., Avenue Galhpotrs 740 446 r lAJ5r AND Reward Mtssmg Female Bassett Hound scar on top of head black spot on back of neck she has been spayed m1ssrng March 17th If you have seen her Call 740-446 4197 leave mes sage 725 030 • • •• • • Antiques. . .. . . .. . 530 Apartments for Rent .. .. 440 Auction and Flea Markel . 080 Auto Parts & Accessories 760 Auto Repair. . . . . . 770 AutosJor Sale 710 Boats & Motors for Sale .. . . .. . . . 750 Building Supplies .... .. .. .. . . . . . 550 Business and Buildings . .. . . .. . . 340 Business Opportunity.. . . . . 21 0 Business Training...... ..... .... .. .. . . . 140 Campers & Motor Homes. . ..... .. .. . . . 790 Camping Equipment . . . . . . 780 Cards of Thanks. . . 010 Child/Elderly Care 190 Eleclrlcai/Relrlgorallon . . . 840 Equipment lor Rent 460 Ercavotlng . ..... .. . .. . ....... . . . . . 830 Farm Equipment.. . . .. .. 610 Farms for Rent . ....... . . .. .... . . . . . 430 Farms for Sale . .. . .. 330 For Lease . . 490 • • , • 585 For Sale or Trade 590 Fruits lit Vegetables.. 580 Furnished Rooms 450 General Hauling . . . . . .. . .. 850 Giveaway . . . . 040 Happy Ads . . ..... . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. 050 Hay & Grain. . .. . 640 Help Wanted . t10 Home improvements .. .......... 810 Homos tor Sale .. . . 310 Household Goods .... 510 Houses tor Rent 4t0 In Memoriam. . . . 020 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment . . . . 660 Livestock 63tl Lostand Found .. ..... ,. . .. .. . 060 LOIS & Acreage. . .. . . . 350 Miscellaneous . ... 170 Miscellaneous Merchandise . . 540 Mobile Home Repair ..1. • • • • 860 Mobile Homes for Rent . . . 420 Mobile Homes ldr Sale 3~0 Money to Loan.. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers 740 Musical Instruments .. .. .. • ... . 570 Personals 005 Pets lor Sale.. .. . 560 Plumbing & Heating . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . . 820 Profeulonal Services. . . .. .. . . .. . . . 230 Redlo, TV & CB Repair ............ ........... 160 Real Estate Wanted.. .. .. ....... .. .......... . .. 360 SChools lnstrucllon ....................... . ... 150 Seed , Plont & Fertilizer 650 Situations Wanted ........... .. ....... . .... 120 Spece for Rent . 460 Sporting Goods ....... ....................... 520 SUV's for Sele . . . ... . . .. .. ... .. .. . 720 Trucks lor Seta ............ . ............... .. 715 Upholstery..... .. .. ....... .. .. .... .. .. .. ....... . 870 Vans For Sale. ....... .. .. .. ... .. .... .. .. . . ... 730 wanted to Buy . .. .... .. .. ....... .. . ... . . . . 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies 620 wanled To Do .... , ..... .. .. .... .. .. . ... .. . 180 Wanted to Rent. 470 Yard Sate- Gallipolis... .. .... .. ...... . ...012 Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middle. . . ......... . 074 Yard Sele·Pt. Pleesant .. .......... .. .... . .. . 076 liCensed by attendmg tra1n rngs held on Saturdays Earn $30 $45 a day for the care of a Child I vmg In your hOme Homes are needed In your county Call Oasrs • www comrcs com ,r.,-::,0:------.., © 2007 lender rs properly licensed (ThiS IS a public servrce annoum;ement from the Ohio Va lley Thi s newapap&r will not knowingly accept advertJ sementa for real estate which Ia in violation of the law Our readers are hereb~ Informed ll'u1t all dwellings advertised m this newspaper ara available on an equal opportumty bates 51 653$2758/hr now h r 1ng For apphca11on and free governement JOb rnfo call Am encan Assoc of labor 1 Homemake rs needed rn the Ashton Mason Co area to provide rn home servtces to the ElderlyfDtsabled Part 11me 25 hrs a week Tra1mng ava1 lable Please rC-'-all..:3.:.04-'-4r5.!3..-4;, 99..,2r---, TO DRIVE ALLIANCE TR.ACTOR TRAI LER 1 HAl ~ I NG CENTERS ~~ -llA.L nu[ ~ u\ src:;o COL TnA!NII<I.> r "'"NCI Nll AVAil AllU J06 PLACEMENT ClltiMI IIIliJ2fi yt.tr~ ln 8 UI Ifltll Wytheville Vrrg rn1a 1600 334 1203 IJ" HH P WANTEI) Local Insurance Co lookmg for representatrve to servtce local areas Guaranteed ltrst year rnco'me plus comm s s1on Mtn1mum $ 1950 monthly Please call 740 7012557 - -- L-PNI - RN___ Part t1me and or Full T1me Home Health Setting compettt 1ve Wage BenetiiS Lawrence County Area 740 377 9095 -.,---..,.---- OTR, Regtonal, Flatbed, Reefer & Tanker Drivers Prtme Inc tS expandmg m thrs area' Mass1ve mcrease of busmess from local cus tamers' Lookmg for expeo enced and non exper~enced Call Today' 74Q-446 4367 1·600 214 0452 ~ 6 HEIJ' WANml 11~ Mal'LIAN~ I POSTOFFICE NOW HIRING Avg Pay $20/hr or $57K annually lnclud1ng Federal Beneftts and OT Pa1d Tra1n1ng Vacations FTfPT 1BOO 564 1775 Exl #8923 USWA Receptionist JOhn Sang Ford Lincoln Mercury JS eKperrencrng cont nuea growth that requ1res us to hnd a energetiC Receptionist Ouahflcatlons that would be a good Itt for the Job rs out gomg personality, good phone sk1Us and cash1ermg expenence ' Contact Dee Sweeney m person at John Sang Ford l ncoln Mercury 195 Upper Arver Road Gallipolis Oh o 76 supphes 1304)391 5663 Monday Aprll23rst from t 0 OOam 5 30pm EOE Mak1ng Hmng DeCISions Todayt Red Roof Inn 1000 Acy Ave SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? 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Buy tor only $54 9001 More homes - - - -- - - Roofers Metal roo lrng srd Wrll care for the elderly 1n a\lallable For loca listings Clearance Sale New Total 1ng a~ EPDM Top pay and the1r home References call BOO 559-4109 X F254 drywall homes !rom S299 63 per month Call (740)385 available 740 208 0446 or benef1ts 724 229 9020 2434 AUentlon' 74044&2237 Local company Q ffenng 'NO ------Sales Position 11\\\t 1\1 DOWN PAYMENT pro Great U$ed 2005 3 bedroan grams lor you to buy your t6x80 wrth vtnyl/shmgle 10 An outstand ng opportu 8 USININ> home 1nstead ol rentrng Must sell Only $25 995 with nrty for the nght person OI'I'ORTI.INrn • tOOoo hnanctng deli very Call (740)385 4367 Prefer some sales e~pe ' Less than perfect credrt BliSI~'I. rrence but w1ll consrder 2 unit Apartment BU1Id1ng for accepted AND 8 UJU>INGS possrbllrly of trarn rng sale fully furnrshed wtl h all Payment could be the 1deal cand1date Offer 5 appliances occup1ed S1 000 same as rent day work week month 1ncome m Po•nt Mortgage Locators Commercral Bu1ld1ng on Excellent beneht pkg Pleasant Ask 1ng $39 ooo (740)367 0000 Eastern Appro)i 1200sq h Contact {304)593 3542 - - - - - - - - Nexl to lrvm Glass 446 Carolyn Murdock Brand new log home s1thng ~ 65o:;6;;:5.._______, Off1ce Admtn on approx 1 44 acres LoTS & oNOTICEo Mon Frr (740)446 3093 A OHIOVALLEY PUBLISH almosl ready to move rnto 1 or ema11resume to i l'iioo _.i lNG recommends Custom Am sh K1tchen with ~----CiiRill'l~ii r760 @clayton net SCJhd surface counters 38R that you do busmess wtth to schedule an mterv1ew 2BA $14 2000 Call 106 acre s on Leon Baden people you know and No Walk Ins Please {740)256 9247 • Ad stream pasture & NOT to send money woods electric ava11 call through the ma11 unttl -you New Home for Sale Save Randall Bradford for drrec Tued of your current tob? have rnvesttgated the $20 ooo Immediate occu 110ns 304 206 6326 Do you want to make otfenng Century 21 pancy appliances inc 2 $125 000 more money? story wtwrap around porch Runyan Assocattes Ttm You could earn up to bath large Runyan Broker 3 Br 2& 112 $9.251hr FT garage w/Bonus room over - - -- - -- head Full Basement & 2 Mobile Home Lot for rent More Seller w111 pay ctosmg 1 near Vrnton and 1 on OPEN cost 740 992 5635 or 992 Georges Creek Rd Call INTERVIEWS {740)446 3682 Jackson, OH 45640 Excellent Fre1ght Network Late Model Equtpment 401 k Mator Medrcal AX Dental & Life Ins Ava11 417·343-1303 877-491 -1102 www prrmernc com ----~ ·--- Outstanding Opportunitlesr We are look ng for qualrfred candrdates to fill poSitrons m our Polilrcal Call Center' Lw-illiiiiiiiliiliiiilii-.,1 r co Up1o$8 50/hour Weekly bonus potenual Professional atmosphere Pa1d trarmng Pard Vacatrons Full benefits CaD TODAY' 1-en-463-6247 ext. 2321 Get A Jump on - - -- - - - P a r t - t 1 m e Houset;eep1ng / Lau nd ry Overbrook Center rs accept 1ng appl1ca110ns for a part trme Housekeepmgllaundry pos11ton Please stop by lor an apphcalton at 333 Pagt;~ Sl Md<llepor1 Oh OBC tS Opport unrty Employer and a Part1o1pant of the Drug Free Workplace an Mobile Home set up servtc es Windows doors steps & www gal~poliecareercolleg~r com by NEA, Inc P 913 599 8042 24/hrs emp serv I'RoFE!.l>IONAL SERVICF.'i Accredrted Member Accredrtrng located 1n Nitro Councrl tor Independent Colleges - - - -- - - House on Land Contract 11"::11"""_ _ _ _ _., and School1 12748 TURNED DOWN ON liiO HILl, " 'AN1 ED FEDERAL POSTAL JOBS om rn this ne wspapc~r is eubject to the Federal Fair Housing Acl of 1968 which makes tt tllegal to advertise any preference, hmitatlon or dtlcrlmrnatron based on race, color relrgroo, S till tamrlial status or national orrgln or any Intention to make any such prtrference limitation or dracrlmtoaUon (Careers Close To Home) ~-~ ~ DRIVERS needed to pro 11de Library servrce through out Galha County Requrred 110 COL love ol readtng abtlity lo work with people ol all ages computer and Internet skrlls Must be 25 or older A PAN LPN posrl ron rs now a~ e to Quve 35ft Bluebird avarlable 111 Chesapeake bookmobtle Substitute pos1 OH If you enJOY work1ng rna 11ons available For appltca small selling thiS could be the JOb lor you You wou ld be t1on and compl ete JOb descnpt on VISit Bossard part ol a team thai provides Library 7 Spruce Street servrces to rnd1vrduals mlh mental 1e1ardall0n and Galhpohs OhiO EOE developmental drsab1ht1es Dnve rs Needed COL We provrde on the roo tra 1n Dnvers w Umg to dnve fo r rng. and gwdance from an local ready mrK company LPN Supetvrso r and Expenence IS p1eterred but Drrector of Nw smg If you not neces::.ar y Drrvers must would like to take ad\lantage be w lllng to do pre ma1nte of th 1s opportu111 ty contact nance on truc ks & equ1p Ang1e McMillian lor an rnt er ment ya1d work & other mrs vrew at 740 416 7143 An cel!aneous chores Equal Opportunity Emp loyer Expenence opera! ng eqwp F/MIDV mont & elltra sktlls such as weldtng a plus Ca ll Acttytty ______D_!rKW (304)937 341 0 Ove rbrook Rehab lt tatr on :.:.:.= c...:......:_ _ _ _ Center ts accepting appl1ca E)(penenced Farm Hand Irons for a qualifred act vrty needed 1n Addrson Twp director Th e su ~ cessfu l area call 304 675 1743 candrdate must have excel Experrenced Roofers need lent tmm management and ed EKperrence In Metal organlzahon skr" s must Shrngles and Rubber Must have the ab11tty !o be a pro have tools and transporta duct ve management tenm me mber and mu st l)a ve Iron Top Pay Serrous lnqutrles Only (740)37 9 strong wrrtten and verbal 9079 1 no answer leave SkillS Overbrook rs a drug free wort.. place and an _m_es_s_.ag :'-e--c:-- - - equal opportumty employer Farmers Market Manager 3 3~ Page Street Athens Farrn e1s Market Middleport Oh 45760 See ks Part Trme Manager Resp onsrb11 1tr es Manage An E ~ cellen t way to earn Markel Plan & Implement money Tha New Avon Markel programs work wrth Can Marrlyn 304 882 2645 governmental & Communrty AVON All Areas• To Buy or groups Knowledge of farm Soli Sh1rlcy Spears 304 rng and marketrng strong commumcat1ons and com 675 1429 puler skrH s " essenttal Resume and le' of applr cat1on to Athens Farmers Market PO Box 57 27 Athens Oh 45701 Local Clean1nQ Company IS acceptrng appl cations for Clealnng ~feW Memte~ .... ~sl have re11abl e trans a~r;tatlon and ve nflable rei ~nce s Onlrne applrcat,ons flOw bemg accepted at www ohcloanrngmardeasy c All real eatate advertlsiog fees or 1nsurance Call the Ol hce of Consumer AHaus toll free at 1 866 278 0003 to learn 1f the mortgage broker or tn Albany Galllpolle Career College 1·\11'1 II\ \IFNT sun u 1-;; Benn1gans h1nng Servers Host and Cooks Appl)' at the Porn! Pleasant location only HOME~ I'OR SAU: lOll tree 1 877 325 1558 I,P=u~ bl:tS:htn:g:C:o:m:pa:n:y)=~ Trammg Will begtn March 31 I!!! 2842 L.~---FiiiOiiiiiil)--,.1 UN Buymg Junk Cars Trucks & -. Wrecks Pay Cash J D Found at Galha Fr9rnds dur Salvaye (304)773 5343 mg French 500 Flea Mrket 1304)674 1374 Small Choc Lab mrx 304675 2897 or304 532 6707 Want to buy cars 1n any con d111on 388 8228 Found Large standard ored black Poodle 1n the BrdNoll area 740 388 9130 FOSTER PARENTS AND RESPITE PROVIDERS NEEDED Become state WA!VIll) IO BLI\ Cannmg Jars to G1veaway Tnbble Road Leon 304 458 ~cc:~N 1 HELP WM1ID Wanted Dtrect Supervtsron : : : : : : : : employees to oversee male **~OTICt~ ** you th 1n a staff secure resrdenllal env ron ment Must Borrow Smart Contact pass physrcal tramrng the Ohro DIVISIOn of reqw ement Pay based on Frnancral tnshtut1on s expenence Can (740)379 Ollrce of Consumer 9083 between 9 3 Mon Frr Atfarrs BEFORE you ref1 nance your home or 150 obtaLn a loan BEWARE SutooL~ of requests lor any large IN!.IRLUION advance payme nts of puppres they look ltke Blue ---~---­ Healer male & female 304 large Yard Sale 4120 and 661 9362 412 1 GlJns l1 shmg poles - - - - -- - - household 1tems etc 10544 Beagle dog 2yrs . old m1xed State Route 141 wfcolhe to good home j Q4 m:-~~---., 675 6319 r 110 1 ;,.,.n-~ more 1 11ny lo11 or expense that rtraulta from the publication or om1111on of an advertlsemtrnt Correction will be made In tht! first avarl abte edrtlon • So • are always conlrdentlal • Currtrnt rat• card appllet • All real estate advertraemtnla art subtacl to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 • This ;~~~...;~;1 '\' 11mSI II 7 week old Blue Healer mllf furnrture Announcement Insurance Publication 1 .00 p . m Fr iday For Su n da y s Pa per 10x20 Angle non frame trn "--•G iiiioi .liiilliillii~iilliiiiS;,.,.t bu1ldmg for gtveaway You ..., take apart and/or haul Garage Sale ThtJrS Frr & away 304 695 3769 Sat 1st house on Bethel Chu rch Ad off 160 3 mrtes 2 commodes 2 van11y tops past HMC Longoberger & casl tron lub 740 992· baskets L ne ns dolls drsh • 5690 es t>ooks wat nots toys 4x4's For Sale. . .. . . . ..... .. For Sale • • • • Bu s ine s s Days Prio r To YIRHS II E· CLASSIFIED INDEX • •• In sertion KIT & CARLYLE 70 r I ~ All Display . 12 Noon 2 I n N ext Da y 's P a per • Sta rt Your AdS' With A Keyword • I nclude Co mplete Descnptlon • I nclude A Pr1ce • Avo1d Allbrelllat lont • Inclu de Phone Number And Address When Nee de d • Ads Should Run 7 Days *POliCIES* Now you con hove borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads _(I~ .1m Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads 1 00 p m Oculy I n -Column We will not knowtng Sheriff Sales Cue S~uated In the Village 00073.00, 16· merty lower Pomeroy, check, balance due on feet to a point where an In pursuance of an cap aet on the Public Notice Number 06CV100 of Pomeroy, County of 00074 000, 16· Ohio. Said original lot confirmation of sale. Iron pin Is driven and order of sola to me grantor's south line - - - - - - - JP Morgan Chase Bank Melga and State of 00075.000, 16· being 50 feet In width The appraisal did not this Ia the southwest directed from said and the south tine of PUBLIC NOTICE . Plaintiff Ohio 00076 000, & 16· and 140 teet In depth Include an lnlerror corner of this tot; court In the above anti· Section 31 ; Thence NOTICE· Is hereby vs Beginning at the ooon.oo and be1ng further eKBmlnation of the thence running In an tied action, I will along the grantor's given that on saturday, Edith Barnhouse Northwest corner of Currently Owner· Edith described as follows house easterly direction on a expose to sale at pub- aoulh tine and tha April 21 , 2007 at 10 00 et al Lot Number 158, Barnhouse Beginning 70 feet East Stephan D. Miles, parallel line with the tic auction on the front south tine of Section a m, a public sale will Defendants Thence South n dag Prior Deed References of the Southwest cor· Attorney south side of tha 111'111 stesolthaMelgscoun- 31, North 84 degrees be held at 211 w. Court of Common West, 55 t/2 feet , Votume173, Page 669 ner of Lot #297;Thence 18 West Monument mentioned alley 200 ty Court House n 00 minutes 29 seconds Second Sl , Pomeroy, Pleas, Melga County, Thence 44 1/2 dag Appra1sed at $13,500 North 50 teet; Thence Avenue feet, more or less, to Friday May 11, 2007 at West, passing through Ohio. The Farmers Ohio West, 78 feet; Thence Terms of Sale Cannot East 70 feet; Thence Dayton, Ohio 45402 the place of beginning. 10·00 a.m of said day, a 518 ' x 30" Iron pin Bank and Savings In pursuance of an South 4612 deg West, be sold tor less th1111 South 50 teet, Thence (4) 4, 11, 18 This lot contaln(ng the · toltowlng with a plastic ldentlfl· Company Is selling tor order of sale to me 40 112 teet; Thence 213rds of lhe appraised West 70 teet to the about 50 feet by 200 described real estate. cation cap sst at cash '" hand or certldlrected from s,ld South 1/2 deg. West, value 10% down on place of beglnnong. teet of land, more or Being a part of the 243 07 feet, going a fled check the followcourt In the above ent1· 207 teet, day of sate, cash. or Parcel Two A rlghl-of· Public Notice tess tract or land that Is total distance of 328 90 lng collateral: tied action, I will Thence North 76 1/2 certified chack, bal· way for sewer linea as SAVE AND EXCEPT a now or formerly In the feet to the point of 2005 Chevrolet expose to sale at pub· deg. East, 302 feet , ance due on confirms· currently existing Sheriff's Sales lot 50 feet by 60 teet name or Joseph Halt as beginning, containing S 1 1 v e r a d 0 lie auction on the front Thence North 2 1/4 lion of sale across the West one· Case Number06cvt11 from the northwest recorded In Official 1.215 acres, mora or 1GCEK19B15E109636 steps of the Meigs dag West, 163 feet to The appraisal did haK of tha South ong. Cltl Mortgage, Inc corner of the above record 73 at paga 325, lass, and suglect to tha The Farmers Bank and County Court House the said Seyfried's Include an Interior haK of Lot U97 con- Plaintiff va described real estate, Meigs ocunty right-of-way of County savings company, on Friday, May 4th, Southeast corner, eramlnatlon of the nectlng Into High Jack E Phillips et at deeded to Clifford Recorder's Office, said Road 14, Township Pomeroy, O~lo, 2007 at 10.00 a.m of Thence along said house Street Subject to an Defendants Jacobs and Mildred tract being part of Road 167 and all ease- reserves the right to said doy, tha following Seyfried's South line, Robert E Beegle, easement lor the bene- court of Common Jacobs by deed Section 31, T3N, R13W, menta of record. bid at this sale ond to described real estate. South 80 314 deg. West, Meigs County Sheriff tit of the West one-half Pleas, Meigs County, recorded In Volume Bedford Township, All 5/8"x30" Iron p1ns withdraw the' obove EXHIBITA 110 feet to the Attorney tor the plain· of the South one-half Ohio 173, Page 333, Meigs Meigs county, State of with plastic ldentlfl· collataral prior to sale. PARCELNO. 1. Southeast corner of tiff of Lot ~297 lor waler In pursuance of an County Deed Recorda. Ohio and being more calon caps set are Further, The Far 111 ers Situated In the Village Mrs. Thomas Lowdan's Frank Wooldridge and gas lines connect· order of sale to me Tha above described particularly deacrlbed stamped "Seymour & Bank and Savings of Pomeroy, County of Lot; Thence Soulh n 600 S. Pea~ St. lng Into the alley directed from said teal estate Is dealgnat- as follows· Associates". company resarvaa the Meigs and State of deg. Weat, 40 feet; Columbus, OH 43206 between Broadway and court In the above anti- ed aa Parcel Nos 15- Beginning at a polntln The bearing used In right to reject any or all Ohio: Thence along said 614-221-1662 High Streets tlect acllon, I wilt 00083 and 15-00084, the center of County the above desrlbed bids submitted And known as being Lowden's West line, (4) 4, 11, 18, 25 (5) 2 Located at 748 High erpose to sale at pub- Meigs County Aud~or Road 14, the South line tract were assumed The above described Lots No. 159 and 160 North 112 deg. West, 96 Street, Middleport, OH lie auction on the front Current Owner: Jack of Section 31 and the and are tor the deter- collateral wilt be sold as shown on Plat of feet to the place of 45760 steps of the Meigs Phillips grantor's Southwest mlnatlon of angles ··as Is-where Ia' , with Horton and Dabneys bagmnlng; Public Notice Said property has been County court House Property at: 931 Hysell comer which Ia taken only. no expressed or Addition to Pomeroy ALSO a permanent appraised at S4S,OOO on Friday, May 4th, Street to bear South 84 The above dexcrtbed Implied warranty The real estate includ· rlghi·Of·way 16 feel Shariff Sales and cannot sell lor tess 2007 at 10:00 am. of Middleport, Ohio degrees 00 minutes 29 lraCI was surveyed by given. ad tha land on which wide across Lot 162 Case Number 06CV099 than two-thirds of sa1d day, tha following Prior Deed seconds East at a dis- George F Seymour, For further lnforma· tha garage tor the real· from the premises Unitad States or appraisement This described reateotate· Referencea Volume lance or 1180 24 . teet Ohio Professional lion, or tor an appoint· dence Ia toceted. hareln conveyed; (said America appraisal Is baaed Situated In the Village 330, Page 811 from tha Southwest Surveyor, No. 6044, In rnanl to lnspact collet· 11Hl0072.000 right being mentioned Plaintiff upon a visual of Middleport, County Appraised at 560,000 corner of Section 31; Oacember of 1998 erel, prior to sale date 11Hl0073.000 In deed to Loula VS Inspection of that part of Meigs, and State of Terms of Sale: Cannot Thence leaving the Relere~ce Deed. contact Cyndle Ken or PARCEL NO. 2· Seyfried from Kenneth Joanna Ferguson ET of lhe premlaea to Ohio: be sold lor less than South line of Saclon 31 Voume 82, Page 507, Randy at 992·2ta6. ' Situated In the Village Seyfried and Margaret AL Defendants which occeaa waa Bel~g the one fburth 213rds olthnppralaed and along the grantor's Melga County Official (4) 17 18 19 ol Pomeroy, County of Seyfrttd, et al, former Court of Common readily available. The part of Iota, namely 459 value 10% down on Will line and lha cen- Recorda ,..-' _ , - - --. Melga end State of grantors, to which ref· Pleea, appralaere eaaume no and 462, which two Iota day of tale, caah or tar of aeld road tha fol· Auditor's Parcel Ohio: arence le hereby Metga County, Ohio reaponalblllty lor, and jointly contain 200 laet certified check, bal- lowing two couraea: N~mber: 01.00304 002 And known •• being mode.) In purauence of en give no weight to, by ZOO laet, mora or ance due on confirm•· 1. North 38 dtgreea 20 Curnnt Owner: Kevin Lola Number 157 and ALSO the following order of ule to rna unknown legal mat- 1111, In tha Village of tlon of aale. mlnut• oe aeconda Colllna 158 •• ahown on tha delcrlbed rulealate. directed from 11ld tere, Including, but not Middleport, Ohio, tor- Tha appl'IINI did not eaat 1 dlttanct of Property At. 370t2Wotf Plat of Horton and Excepting all of Lota court In the ab9Ve ent~ limited to, concealed marly IOWit' Pomeroy. Include an Interior 182.88 feet to point, Pen Road Pomeroy, Dabntya Addition to 151 and 180. tt Ia the tied action, I will or latent defecte, The lol now being examination of tha and; Ohio Pomeroy. Intention of tha former expoae to sate 11 pub- and/or tha preaenee of dlldeclla more partie- hou11. 2. North 24 dtgrtt117 PPt: 01.00304.002 Beginning 11 the Ol'lntaea to convtly all lie auction on tha front harmful or toxic chaml• ularty deacrtbed and Robert 1!. IIHgle, mlnulaa t 1 nconde Prior DHd Rtlwl'lncet: Mtlge County lhartfl eaet 1 dtatanoe of Volume 82, Pegel07 llouthwett corner of of the 1'1111 proparty attpt of the Melge cal a, pollutante, 'or bOunded •• followt: Lot No. 158 above; owned by Bertha County Court House ga11a. lagtnnlngat a point on Attorney for the 81,81 fMI to 1 point; Appralaad 11 Thanot Iouth 4 1/2 llytrttd 11 the time of on Friday, May 4, 2007 Terme of 8ale: Ten the waat elde of Plalnllfl . Thanoa ltlvlng tha UI,OOO.OO Term• of tM~. 1!111, 22 IHt to 1 htr dloiiMCI wtth tilt 11 10:00 Lm., or Hid Pelotnt (10%) day of Branch ltrilt about Llrner lampaon a otnttr of uld road and 1111: Cannot be aold llilce on the Iouth axoapllon or 1 portion day, the following 1111, remainder due 110,1Mt north from the Rolhfuse with 1 new line through lor leal than 213rcl' of llde or • Ilona wan; convayad to Edith d11crlbld rtal aa181a: upon dltlvery of dlld. aouthuat oorner of P.O.IIax 8460 tha grantor'a lind tile tilt •cllld value. Thenoe North eo 314 Thomu and with lha Bhartfl'e llle Robert 1!. ••ale, Lot 488; thanoe run- Ctnctnnlll, OH 46201· following two court~~ : 10% on dly o1 dig. 1!111, 110 flit to axoaptton "of Lott 1111 Unlla~ ltataa of Bharllf of Malga nlng north on lha Will 8460 1. 1outh 12 dlgrau 28 lllll, caah or Oll'tlftacl theWttllndofallone and 110, which have America vt, Joenna County, Ohio tlneofll'lnohltreetto 113-2.1-3100 mlnulee 03 aeconda chack, belanoa due.on will on tilt SOuth aldl been convayad by Farguaon, llal Currant OWnar: an allay whtoh lnllr· {4) 4, 11,11 1111, psutng through confirmation of 1111. otLotNumber111 ; dHd of aven date Metge County JoannaFerguaon IICIIBI'Inchltreelll all/l"x30"1ronplnwlth Tha appreiHI did not ... THE Thenoe North 4 112 harawltll. Common Ple11 C111 'Proparty II' 746 High thla point; lhlnca runa plutlc ldantllfcatlon Include an Interior dag. Will to the Subject to all legal No. OICVOH St. nlng on a line w~h lha Public Notice cap Ill II 25.00 IHI, examlnetlon of the louthaaat corner of hlghwaye, IIMrMnll, SHUI!Id. In tha Village Middleport, Ohio • eouth etdl of thll allay going a total dlellnca houM. Robert E. HAS Lot Numbar 110; right of waya, zoning of Middleport, County PPt 15-01138.000 1bout 200 IHI, more or Sheriff 11111 C111 of 233.17 feet to BHIIIe, Melge County Thallce North 11 dig. ordlnen~e, r11trJc- of Melge and State of PriOt DHd Rnrencae· 1e11, to lha lnllreac· Numbar oecvus llll"x30" Iron pin with a Sharlfl SOMETHING WMI along lhtl South tlone a nd conditione Ohio Volume 324, Page 543 tlon of uld alley with a Farmer'• Bank end plattlo ldentHicatlon Attorney lor the FOR 'IOU!! tine of Hid Lot 110 and of record Parcel One: Tha 1111 Appraised 11 146,000 20 IHI lilly, which llvlnge Co. PLAINTIFF cap Ill, end; Plaintiff: Little, Shalla along lhtl South line of 18-00074.000 ona-haH of South one- Term• of Sale: Cennot runt north and lOUth VS 2. Iouth 08 dlgreee 23 aWarner Mid Lot 158 to the 18-00075000 half (50 IHt of Lot be eold tor kill than and boundt thle prop- Kevin D. Colllnt 11.11. mlnutll 51 11conde 213 E. Second pleca of beginning. 8 Liberty Lllne 1287) In Horton:. 213 rde of the erty on the weat; DEFENDANTS W11t a dlattnce of St.Pomlroy, Ohio 111-40078 000 Pomeroy, 6hio 45781 Addition lo whet It eppralaed value 10% thence running Court of COmmon 181.38 laet to 1 740-112-6888. 111-400n.ooo P1rcal Numblr. te- now the Village of down on dey of sale, eoutherly on ellnawtth Pl111, Melg1 County, ll/l"lC30" Iron plnwHhl (4) 11 , 18, 25 PARCEL NO. 3: 00072.000, 18- Middleport, Ohio, lor- cash or certified thla 20 IHt alley, 50 Ohio. pltlllc ldantiflcetion Webs1tes www mydarlytnbune com www myda1lysenhnel com www myda1lyreg1ster com Oeatltir~ Word Ads anted ods meetln .-=>~aa ve In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW N To Place ~rtbune ~ Sentinel l\egister Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday.,.. or Fax To 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992·2157 ccepls only hel :p.._.bll c - Sentinel - l\egtster C L A S S I F I E o· ~This ""'-'c:» a.a ... 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Late on payments. diiJOrce, job transfer or a death? I can buy )'our.home. All cash 8n4,quick closing. 741>-416· 3130. HI '\ I \I .., '· 1 Am. eftec., furn, $300 mo Tara Townhouse + depos~. wl util. pd.: 2 BR, Apartments,. Very Spacious, very nice. $375 mo + dep & 2 Bedrooms, C/A, 1 t /2 util. in ci1y (740)441 -0596 Bath, Adu~ Pool & Baby Pool, Palio, Start $425/Mo. 2 bedroom apt in Centenary, No Pats, Lnse Plus an utilities pd except electric, , Security Deposit Required, $350/mo, call (740)256- (740)367-7086. · ' NEW AND USED STEEL S1eel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Gratl_ng For ' Drains, DriVeways & Walkways. L&L $clap Me1als Open Monday, ACROSS ' RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN~~ l um ... l tl l ...,ll,lll • Top • Removal · • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Full insured North • A J 10 2003 E250 ca rgo van, bins, 1998 24ft Trail Lite. Steep 6 . ladder racK, ale, towing pkg, Full size bed. Bath garage kept. 740·698·2613. tub/shower combo. Microwave, stove, AC, awning. Excellent condition. Attention! • Local company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENT" programs for you to bu~ your home instead of renting. • 100% tinancing • less than perfect credit accepted · • Payment could be the same as rent. Mortgage Locators. 740-367..0266/ 1-800-950-3359 30 Yrs. Exp. Ins. · Owner Ronnie Jones (7amibj I•Ei1CU:• East • 6 3 • 2 • Q9864 2 • ? 7 3 . 98653 • K J 10 .. ~ Free Estimates Dealer: North Vulnerable: North-South (740)367-0000 Duplex for rent 'Middleport. 2 bedroom :Spartments, both recently ..-emodeled. $450 Upstai rs and $475 downstairs, Extras South 1 .t. t NT 6• FRANK & EARNEST 61l~AT! C.DMING UP, OUil pAI\ICII\IG WITH THE i5A~5 / 1\J~~ISLE !! YORE PAW . AI~T A BIT OF HALP TO ME !! All types of concrele Owner- Rick Wise 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 PAPA WENT TO HIS REWARD TMIRTY YEARS AGO, MAMA!! . ROBERT BISSUL CIISTIICllll NH 315 wire-tie hay baler. Mobile l;:tome Lot in Johnson Middleport, N. 41h Ave., 2 JO 2151 6ft disc, internation· Home Park ·,n room effiency. Oep.& refer· - - - - - - - - al 12ft field cultivator. 740· Mob .le 1 For Sale 4 nice Hay Wagons ences. No pets. Utilities paid. 256-6011 G I OH P a llpolis. · hone 740-992-0165. 304-675-3308 (740)446-2003 or (740)446- :...:.:..=::..::=---- - - - - - - - - 1409. New 2BR apartments. Griswold cast Iron Skilets. All large block emblems •o. Very n~e 3 BR 1 BA mobile Washer/dryer hookup, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1; , 12, home. Allelect;ic. NO PETS. stove/relrigerator included. 14, 20 , only the , 2 and , 13 1 $4001monlh & $400/dei>OOt. ~~· un~~(~OS)~ :· ':'" missing ~om having a oomAvailable May 1, 2007. Call ecome. · plete set, includes well 304-674-403)! ' New Haven, 1 Br., furnished, deoigned iron dioplay rad<, 4 no .pes, t dep.&rele reneeS , ft . •~"g h, 1or thecomp1eteset. AP.FOR~IbNr 740-992-0165. Wont sell saparate, very "'--lllliiiitiiiitiil-r' Nice Clean furnished 1 unique, $2900; Pair of · Winchesler Roller Skates, 1 and 2 bedroom apa,rt- bedroom Apartment. $350 545 _00; Also, Arrber Brown ments, furnished and unlur- monlh Deposit required Coca-Cola BoHle markad 304 675 2970 nished, and houses in 1 1 Nashville, $90; 2_ Wagner Pomeroy and Middleport, Nice clean new decoratad, Cast Iron Skillets H2 and #4, securily deposil required, no 2br no pets, relldep 304- $120: )740)533·3870 pets, 740-992-22 18. • 615-5162 JET 1 BR Apt. Close toWai-Mart, Upstairs, . Two BD. AERATION MOTORS utilities included. Dep. Apt.,large,Ciean modern Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Required. 245·5555 WID Private,No grass to Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1Modern 1 BR Apt. Call 446- mow.992-7094 or 416-4369. 800-537-9528. Flllly furnished or not. 3736 ·r i I, 1 9 Are you 65 o·r ·older? .I when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your ho~e delivered subscription! f§aUipoli~ J9ai~!' Qi;rtbune t}otnt t}lea~ant Jlegi~ter The Daily Sentinel 6 .unbap 'QI;tmt~ -6entinel ~-------------~~-----~--~------, • Subscriber's Name I · :. ' Address __________~----~------- •• . •I• •• • : City/State/Zip ---'--'------------------ '• :• Phone_________________ •• • •• • 1 1 Mall or drop off thla coupon along with a c;::opy Ot your photo ID to Ohio V•lley Publlahlng P.O. Box .S9, G•lllpolla, OH •54131 - =-- - ---------·····~---··••••••••' ' Pomeroy, thirty (30) days alter '"' I h the a_.ua date of I e opening theroot The Meigs County CommIssIoners reserve the right 1o reject any or all bids. Mlck Davenport, President Meigs County commls&loners (4) 6, 11, 18 Public Nollce NOTICE OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Tho Ohio Department of Developmon1 has notHied Meigs County of the avallablllly of funding lor the 2007 CDBG Formula Allocation Program and also the 2007 COBG aged to attend this 1 A 11 meet ng on pr 30 , 2007, to make auggoslions and to provide public Input on various activities ,which may be undertaken In these programs. II a participant will need auxiliary aids (Interpreter, brallled or taped material, assle· tlve listening device, other) due to a dlaabll· lty, please contact Glori• Kloes, Clerk, prior to April 30, 2007, at 740·992-2895 In order to ensure that your needs will be accommodated. . The Meigs , County Courthouae Is handlcapped accessible. Written comments will be accepted until 4 Community p._m. April Ohio 740·3BB·01B3 or 645- Ohio 45769 Phone Distress Program, 1 644 740-992-2895. A under the Community deposit of 0 dollars will Development Block Quality Show Plgo be required for each Grant (CDBG) Small Priced to sell . set of plans and spec!~ Cllles Program, a !eelFerguson Farm. llcallons. The lull erally funded program 740·245-9157 will be administered by the amount HAv& returned within thirty Stale. Previously, (30) days alter receipt Meigs County has GRAIN been eligible lor CDBG of bids. . Allocation 'For Sale Oales $3 bushel, Each bid must be Formula for Seed or Feed, John accompanied by either funding In the eatlmatamount of Deere · 15ft Batwing Brush a bid bond In an ad amount ol100% of the $130,000.00 and the bid amount with a CDBG Community . surety Sltlslaclory to Distress Program has 19ee Ponliac ~Riding uwn the iloresald Meigs a maximum of Mower. AsklorJr. 256-1102 C o u n I y $300,000 available, 11{\\\1'111~1 \1111\ Commlaaloners or by providing the county certified check, meats applicable [116 A= cashiers check, or lot- requirements. I FOR SALE tar of credit upon a sol- The Meigs County "'--,..j.iiii.iiiiiiiii-rrl- vent bank ln 1he Commissioners will 05 Neon SRT4 44,000 amount of nol less hold . the first of two miles. 4 new ti res, never than 10% of the bid public hearings at the County wrecked or raced. $16,000 amount In favor of the Meigs Firm. 740-339·0351 aforesaid Meigs C o u r t h o u s e C o u n t y (Courtroom) Second 1994 Prism runs greal $900 Commissioners. Bid Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 304-675-2208 Bonds shall be accom· on Monday, April 30, panled by Proof of 2007, at 6:30p.m. lor 1999 GT Grand AM Aothor)ly olthe official the purpose of provldSunroof, red, loaded, excel- · or agent signing the lng citizens with the lent condition, t owner bond. pertinent Information . 1oa.ooo $5.599 1304)675- Bids shall be sealed about the 2007 CDBG 3275 and marked as Bid lor Fonmula and Pomeroy Street Community Distress 1999 Okls Alero 4cyl., Auto, Resurfacing .. - and Program . These pro· . 2 door, CD, Sunroof, 99,000 miles A-title gOOd work car mailed or delivered to: grams can lund a County broad range ol ectlvl28mpg $1 ,BOO (304)593- Meigs Commissioners ties, Including: 8CO· 1392 or (304)576-2201 Courthouse Pomeroy, nomie development projects, street 2004 Stratus 57000mi. Ohlo 45769 $5500. $4500.. 2000 5-10 Attention of bidders Is Improvements, .water Auto $4700. 1999 Jeep called to all of the supply, drainage .and con· sanitary · ' sewer Wrangler $6900. 2005 requirements Sunfire 20 $6900. Others in talned In thla bid pock- Improvements, park and stOdc.. 3 months/3000 mile at, particularly to the acquisition . Labor Improvements, damOII· warranty. Cook Motors. 740- Federal 446-o103. 328 Jackson Pike Stondards Provisions tlon of unsafe atrucand Davte-hcon turea, and rellablllll94 Chevy Lumina. ~ DR,_ Wagea, various lnsur' lion of nelghboltlood white, new windshiekt and once requirements, facilities. The activities brakes. Runs great. $850 various equal opportu- must be designed to 080.441 -1677 nlty provisions, and primarily beneltt low to the requirement lor a ·modereta Income per· 20 Auto Buyer has ca,. that payment bond and per- sons, aid In the pre7278 get 20-30 mpg . ..wtormance bond lor venlion ol slum and Red 92 Eag~ Talon. runs 100% . of the contract blight, or meet an good, no rust, good stid<e1 price. urgent need In tho CD p1 $1 000/li 304 No bidder may with- commun)ly_' 675-7~ · rm· , · draw hla ' bid within Citizens are encour· I' Here's all you need to do ... Fill O'Q. t the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. . r r Senior Discount*· ·; NOTICE TO CONTRAC· U~ED ROiary tillers. 4', 5', TORS 6', 3 poinl hitch. BIG Sealed proposals lor SELECTION. Jim's Farm the Pomeroy Street Equipment 740-446-9m Resurfacing as per apoclllcatlons In bid ~ packet will be received 1.~------• by the Meigs County ' Commissioners at Club lamb Sale, Sat., April their office at the 21 • 2007. 9:00 AM-noon lor Courthouae, Pomeroy, more info contact Ryan Ohio 45769 until 1:00 Baegle. 740·949-2008. p.m., Aprll26, 2007 and ------~- then at 1:t5 p.m. at Fair pigs $100 each. 304· said office opened and 675-1798 read aloud lor tho lolFair Show Pigs lor sale, bur- lowing: rows and gilts. 740 _446 _ This Is a Prevailing Wage project. See 6741 or 740 _339 _0944 Specifications In bid Goals tor Sale. Boer Goat~ packet. Club kids, Born Jan & Feb. Spoclllcallons, and bid 2001. Gall(740)256-9247 forma may be secured . at the office of Nelgs Ouali1y 4-H show pigo. Now c o u n 1 y $100 Priva1e Treaty at farm. Com m Ia s Ion era, 52 1 E'Wington Road, Vinton, Courthouse, If so, you qualify for a .' ---:::=---::--:--::::------::-:::: • Complete »a12-1m ~---'---­ Public Notice ~ow ~'( t.GC:>~ t>lt> '(00 COOII. FOR lA£ ~ l""ni~-JU~TUK£ rr~-~~ TW.Jsu: I-1\TI-\ ~~ YOU OR~! · 'iOVR. €&6~ ~e,u:.t> I~ '(OJ ~\IE!:: oow toi:. :il.IR£ Trimming Please leave messa e r, ,,, PEANUTS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - NEVERTR'{ TO K155 SOMEBOD't' ,<!1-c- A CATCHER'S -MASK ! '-,(r rr rqlr•-., CARPENTER SERVICE 19) .. • pl'tlt"IH I' CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION IN THE COMMON Roofing, Siding, Room Addition• 6 PLEAS COURT, PR0Soffit, fJ®ks, Reinodeijng BATE DIVISION MEIGS New Garage• Doors, Windows, COUNTV,OHIO Electrical & Plumbing Electric, Plumbing, Roofing & Gutter• IN THE MAnER OF VInyl Siding & Painting Drywall, SEnLEMENT OF P1tlo and Porch Dtcka Remodeling, Room ACCOUNTS, PROBATE WV036725 Aqditions COURT, MEIGS COUN· V.C. YOUNG Ill TV, OHIO Local Contractor 992-62 15 Accounts and vouch740-367~0544 flomcro\ Oh10 ers of the following Free Estimates 2., YC'ilr', Lor: ll F~pC't l t' 1n named fiduciary, has 740-367-0536 been flied In the ;:;;::;;:::::~:::::::;;:::::~ Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio . tor approval and settlemant . ESTATE NO. 23791; • The 17th Account of lill•ll•lliii.III.M41111 Joan Wolle, Trustee of J..U.aiM the Trust Created by Item 16 of the Will of . . . . . .ltfi'MIII:II•III• Elsa B. Kimes, -I:II•U.• Deceased. .Unless &lcapllons are flied , thereto, said account Will be set lor . . . . . . . ... . I · · hearing before said ClbMICkiWiai•Court on the 18th day 5 'I .,....... of May, 2007, at which , _ _ _..;;ICII;;;;;;;;r.;;,.;;lli-i;;;•;;.;ofl;,;l;;;ll;;;l;;.l___,. lime said account will ba conaldared and continued frOm~day to day until finally dispased of. · Any person lntereated IIIIIY file written exceplion to aakleccount or to matters pertaining to the execution of the trust, not less than live ·days prior to the date set lor hearing. L. Scott · Powei!Jui:lge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlslon _Malgs County, Ohio (4) 18. Manier.". . C J , F Y ' Z N W W P Y I S W·w S B X N S M Y J • " - NPSDNSW GNX PCMYX PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Le.t ltlere be spaces in your togelherness I And lei lhe winds ollhe heavens dance between you • - Kahlil Gibran - GEL LA SUNSHINE CLUB I' I I I~ a There could be some type of reward or bonus in the offing .from someone yoo thought was totally unaware of the part you · played in this person getting what he or she wanted. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - To your ·credit, you'll spend your energy concentrating on things that could bring pleas· ure to others. When you see them happy, it brings true joy to your heart as well. •Jfyou ~your vadoajusl .~ "--:..._...._...._ __.__. F R £E H I ro Uurot11d," the wife iafonlod bor lutlblall, . _ I wili be somebody wllo WIDIIIO useyour----· = I' I I I I' e ~:;~: i~~~~ L.-.1..-'·-'-·.......- - yo. dMiop fr0111 ~tp No. ll\ PRINT NUM8EREO l-ETTERS '(;P 3 bllow. 0 IN THESE SQUARES LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - You may be called upon' to help shoulder some of the heavy burderis placed on ~our co-work· ers. If you don't see it as an Imposition, you'll find opportunities for bettering yourself. ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You'll be a welcomed addition to any gathering you attend, socially or professionally. You have much to offer in way of knowledge, which they'll lind quite helpful. Hr•..,rrl!·nlrrl i. Cr•r·rrr•r•r!'r.r YOUNG'S !March 21-April natural ability to creatively turn adverse . situStionS into ones that are personally beneficial. You can do this without taking advantage of ariybody else. rH: lffrlltlrrw•,_ l'<rlo· II rrrr·, lo,;r .rqr · ~ 1 ~rrnur'" KTYA OBJK inative by nature, and these fine qualities will be further heighteneq. New ideas and concepts you come uP with will be outstanding and very doable. I14ROU6~ y,.,~, EBM FTNK By Bernice Bede Oeol TAURUS (Aprii 20-May 20)- You have Hl OBCWZ JYWW BCM YHLYMSYXOYJ Appreciate the fact that the finer things in life are not of a material nature and understand the fact that the real values In Ufe are not found In worldly possessions, and you'll trllly be happy. lllllll l',t , & ill ~llllllll\1, (II . 1-llr n•, ou,- FY As an Aries, yoU are -visionary and lmag· ARIES MII<E MARCUM ltl"tlt.r rtrP Wr•rk Obviously ha was hoping to find his partner wilh either ltle heart ace or the spade ace. He would hard~ ~ave enter. tained such hopes when holdinglhe club " SE Thuroday, April 19, 2007 OOflt 70 Pine Sln!et • Gallipolis 446-0007 Lr ,., .. ,,d r. H '"d'"'' would he have led a singleton heart? Today's dUll: Hequals X W~!!?!, BIG NATE 740-742-2293 IJr·r·~o,-, West had to score the club queen. "II was a guess; oommenlad South. "West was bound 10 play low evt¥1 if he had lhe ace." North was unimpressed. "After your use of Blackwood, n Wesl had lhe club ace, ~Astro- & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ~irrl by Luis Campos Celet:rily OlAf ~rwns .-e crealed from QUO!Zons Wlarnousl*lple, paJt .-.:1 prllltltt. Eadltetter in tilt Cipher Urds lor lmthlr ace." & Removal {]amibJ ...~,")!'l§"'L"ij'!'l'!4!1':t~•.,. CELEBRITY CIPHER East's ace and going down one when Stanley Tree- • Home O~ygen o Portable Oxygen o Homefill System o Helios System with only three·card support. The last of · clubs from the boerd. Then he leads a cklb toward dummy's king·jad<. After West plays low, should South call lor the jack or the king? Or is I a blind guess? Declarer pul up dummy's ~ng, losing to HO'N ~'(OU C:>tT! *Prompt and Quality Work *Reasonable Rates *Insured *Experienced . References Available! Call. Gary Stanley @ f!181be CaiHomia tort bid one no-lrump wlh two low hearts, or he could bid two clubs wilh only a livecard suit, or he collld raise to two spades AMAN !! mo. Hulltrr• fll)olttl·! Ho:rrr A•lrlrtt•llro.., tJass Pass two. Declarer wins in his hand, draws trumps, and runs the hearts, discarding We Deliver To You! 30, 2007, and may be mailed to the Meigs ·county Commissioners, Meigs county Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45169. Mlck Davenport, Preeldenl, Meigs C o u n t y -Commissioners (4) 18 Pa s~ Pass THAT \.,_')._., JEST LIKE THE BORN LOSER Remodeling Stop in at participating Pomeroy Merchants , for our Mother's Day Gift Basket Giveaway East USN Dlficer Ms. Hagen· of films Boxer, these is by ll)r lha best - leasl bad. Then South uses Blackwood, keeping his heart suit secret from the opponents. Against siK spades, Wesl leads the heart • New Homes Stop & Compare · BLIC NOTICES ALWAYS GOTIA BE FURST AT EVER'TH!N' WELL, AIN'T I' yrs. Exp. Free Estimates • Garages biOSSO!" 2 3 4 5 Here North, after one club • one spade, has three flawed rebid optioris. He could BARNEY Wise-Concrete 1 Orchid41ke minor." Wrongl Always lry lo have al leasl SiK before 1mmedialely repealing a sui unless you have nothing else even faintly sen~ble to do. (There are very lew eKceptions to this.) Insured 1/1 4/1 2• 5• Pass. DOWN another sentence I have heard numerous times: wl had to rebid my fiVe-card minor to !ell partner it wasn't a short FreeEsUm 29570 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Pass Pass 1• r:rbag We are looking al lhe mylhs thai surround a one-club opening. Here iS CONnSTANT, ~..,......- .,. FllANI'! David Lewis 740-992-6971 ADVERTISE YOUR · BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS Pass North The myths continue to explode 26 Years Experience Hill 's Self Storage West Opening lead: Y 2 Additions Garages Roofing Vinyl Siding New Construction Interior Remodelin Residential & Commercial 740-985-4141 Office 740-416-1834 $6900 10 4 0 3 • 52 larCIIII Ctulractiol . . lieaaral Coalractlag squaWker 52 Small to53 Trelll54 lnlltrance 'worker 55 Hideaways Nonexistent Leg joint Desire A Gabor 24 Future 47 25 Pharaoh's 6 Hacl<eygoals turt~s 48 amulet 7 - meridiem 26 Chats, 29 Eugene's 8 Kind of film slangily 49 state , 9 GoWer's 27 Allan nanny 31 Pack gadget 28 Foundation 51 animals 10 Air-Pump 30 Closest 33 ShOe pan meas. 32 Mama'i 34 Border 11 Halt boy town 12 Thing 36 Kiel (2 wds.) 17 Happy conjunctiOn 35 Bahamas lilJhS 39 Are, In resort 19 Sttr up Tuco 37 Elllremely 20 Cowboys' 40 Warmly pale home comtonable 38 Coastallltn 21 Wl111clsm 41 large lol 40 Tool wtth 22 SDiderlng 42 Admonish teeth tools 44 Hayseed 43 Mag execs 23 lucy • 45 PC screen 44 Far East Lawless image staple . role 46~ 4 KQ984 • AKQJto 70 Pine StreeL • Gallipoli s 740-446-0007 Toll free 877-669-0007 50 Jungle morsel 18 Salon request 19 Orchant pest 21- Get-4ogelher South & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT St. Rt. 248 Chester, Ohio Mike W. Marcum, Owner 16 A 7 5 ,West • 7 5 2 Senior Citi zen Discount 04-18·07 . KJ986 MONTY 48 Pops lhe 1 PitciHIIrlt • 5 Malta Into law 10 Dried lrui11 12 Wlde81rett 13 H..hed 14 Fluater 15 c-ay·s • 7. • , top Phillip Alder Check Our Large Inventory Of New & Used Vehicles smithsuperstore.com ' NEA Crossword Puzzle ------,--------:------ BRIDGE Tuesdey, Wednesday & Friday, Bam-4:30pm. Closed Thursday. Saturdey & Sunday.(740)446--7300 1135 The Daily Senlh\eJo Page 85 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- Get a lew ol SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS " ~ t 1~ o 7 Carpet .,.. Opine - M<>ldy - Voiced - NEVl i R COME -~ vou s hould not. worry so mu.;h:· the mom told the teen . .. You w ill find., that Che h:lrdc.:-1 misRn1unes to bear ure ah osc that NEVEH COME ." ARLO&JANIS your comrades together+for a common cause in which all can participate. When you involve yourself with others, you can. collectively accomplish what isn't possible to do alone. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You will in stinctively know what to say and do to in spire hope and enthusiasm in those who are a bit down at this time. You'll .change those glum faces into smiles of anticipation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - GARFIELD ·Rac....cl ng l-IZ BRINGS OUT .,.11e ~ IN Mel 1 PReFe~ YOU L.AUC$H Af Me TO MY FACe! 'T"HA'f INOUL.P Bfl IMPOI.I'T"IS Oon't·despalr if you find yourself somewhat behind In your obligations: You should find yourself far. more effiolent and competent than usual, making short work of aU your burdens. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Charm and goodwill are sparkling within you, so don't hold back: Let those traits flourish . and be who you are. Allow them to emerge and give your pe110nallty 1 ·dynamic glow. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 1U)- Lot your compa111onate lnattncta dominate your actions. When you sn aomeont who 11 :atruggllng and could ~· aome htlp, don't hesitate to sttp forward ana offer to do what you cari . . ' PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch ~0) - Try IO ' arrange your day so that you Will blablt to apend •omt quality tlmt with persons with whOm ·yow have atrong emotional bondl. They e~+n makt tht world 111m perfect, PIYIIII--IS • GRIZZWELLS Wt:LL., YEAit.M', ')!:ij \1.1\d# \IE \llt>S~'T lOR W\..~'T 'loU~ SOUP TO NUTZ EII!!RY"THiNG. I TeLL ';bO GcB iN ~I! EaR a.JD ,. '. o...rr ~ ~eP.I' .. ' ' --- ----.·- ·- ·- �•' Wednesday, April18, 2007 Wednesday, April18, 2007 w\w.mydailysentinel.com ALLEYOOP Need· tci sen your home? Late on payments. diiJOrce, job transfer or a death? I can buy )'our.home. All cash 8n4,quick closing. 741>-416· 3130. HI '\ I \I .., '· 1 Am. eftec., furn, $300 mo Tara Townhouse + depos~. wl util. pd.: 2 BR, Apartments,. Very Spacious, very nice. $375 mo + dep & 2 Bedrooms, C/A, 1 t /2 util. in ci1y (740)441 -0596 Bath, Adu~ Pool & Baby Pool, Palio, Start $425/Mo. 2 bedroom apt in Centenary, No Pats, Lnse Plus an utilities pd except electric, , Security Deposit Required, $350/mo, call (740)256- (740)367-7086. · ' NEW AND USED STEEL S1eel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle, Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Gratl_ng For ' Drains, DriVeways & Walkways. L&L $clap Me1als Open Monday, ACROSS ' RENTALS •SALES •SERVICE •FREE DELIVERY •MONTHLY OXYGEN~~ l um ... l tl l ...,ll,lll • Top • Removal · • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Full insured North • A J 10 2003 E250 ca rgo van, bins, 1998 24ft Trail Lite. Steep 6 . ladder racK, ale, towing pkg, Full size bed. Bath garage kept. 740·698·2613. tub/shower combo. Microwave, stove, AC, awning. Excellent condition. Attention! • Local company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENT" programs for you to bu~ your home instead of renting. • 100% tinancing • less than perfect credit accepted · • Payment could be the same as rent. Mortgage Locators. 740-367..0266/ 1-800-950-3359 30 Yrs. Exp. Ins. · Owner Ronnie Jones (7amibj I•Ei1CU:• East • 6 3 • 2 • Q9864 2 • ? 7 3 . 98653 • K J 10 .. ~ Free Estimates Dealer: North Vulnerable: North-South (740)367-0000 Duplex for rent 'Middleport. 2 bedroom :Spartments, both recently ..-emodeled. $450 Upstai rs and $475 downstairs, Extras South 1 .t. t NT 6• FRANK & EARNEST 61l~AT! C.DMING UP, OUil pAI\ICII\IG WITH THE i5A~5 / 1\J~~ISLE !! YORE PAW . AI~T A BIT OF HALP TO ME !! All types of concrele Owner- Rick Wise 740-992-5929 740-416-1698 PAPA WENT TO HIS REWARD TMIRTY YEARS AGO, MAMA!! . ROBERT BISSUL CIISTIICllll NH 315 wire-tie hay baler. Mobile l;:tome Lot in Johnson Middleport, N. 41h Ave., 2 JO 2151 6ft disc, internation· Home Park ·,n room effiency. Oep.& refer· - - - - - - - - al 12ft field cultivator. 740· Mob .le 1 For Sale 4 nice Hay Wagons ences. No pets. Utilities paid. 256-6011 G I OH P a llpolis. · hone 740-992-0165. 304-675-3308 (740)446-2003 or (740)446- :...:.:..=::..::=---- - - - - - - - - 1409. New 2BR apartments. Griswold cast Iron Skilets. All large block emblems •o. Very n~e 3 BR 1 BA mobile Washer/dryer hookup, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1; , 12, home. Allelect;ic. NO PETS. stove/relrigerator included. 14, 20 , only the , 2 and , 13 1 $4001monlh & $400/dei>OOt. ~~· un~~(~OS)~ :· ':'" missing ~om having a oomAvailable May 1, 2007. Call ecome. · plete set, includes well 304-674-403)! ' New Haven, 1 Br., furnished, deoigned iron dioplay rad<, 4 no .pes, t dep.&rele reneeS , ft . •~"g h, 1or thecomp1eteset. AP.FOR~IbNr 740-992-0165. Wont sell saparate, very "'--lllliiiitiiiitiil-r' Nice Clean furnished 1 unique, $2900; Pair of · Winchesler Roller Skates, 1 and 2 bedroom apa,rt- bedroom Apartment. $350 545 _00; Also, Arrber Brown ments, furnished and unlur- monlh Deposit required Coca-Cola BoHle markad 304 675 2970 nished, and houses in 1 1 Nashville, $90; 2_ Wagner Pomeroy and Middleport, Nice clean new decoratad, Cast Iron Skillets H2 and #4, securily deposil required, no 2br no pets, relldep 304- $120: )740)533·3870 pets, 740-992-22 18. • 615-5162 JET 1 BR Apt. Close toWai-Mart, Upstairs, . Two BD. AERATION MOTORS utilities included. Dep. Apt.,large,Ciean modern Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Required. 245·5555 WID Private,No grass to Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1Modern 1 BR Apt. Call 446- mow.992-7094 or 416-4369. 800-537-9528. Flllly furnished or not. 3736 ·r i I, 1 9 Are you 65 o·r ·older? .I when you pay for a 6 or 12 month subscription on your ho~e delivered subscription! f§aUipoli~ J9ai~!' Qi;rtbune t}otnt t}lea~ant Jlegi~ter The Daily Sentinel 6 .unbap 'QI;tmt~ -6entinel ~-------------~~-----~--~------, • Subscriber's Name I · :. ' Address __________~----~------- •• . •I• •• • : City/State/Zip ---'--'------------------ '• :• Phone_________________ •• • •• • 1 1 Mall or drop off thla coupon along with a c;::opy Ot your photo ID to Ohio V•lley Publlahlng P.O. Box .S9, G•lllpolla, OH •54131 - =-- - ---------·····~---··••••••••' ' Pomeroy, thirty (30) days alter '"' I h the a_.ua date of I e opening theroot The Meigs County CommIssIoners reserve the right 1o reject any or all bids. Mlck Davenport, President Meigs County commls&loners (4) 6, 11, 18 Public Nollce NOTICE OF FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Tho Ohio Department of Developmon1 has notHied Meigs County of the avallablllly of funding lor the 2007 CDBG Formula Allocation Program and also the 2007 COBG aged to attend this 1 A 11 meet ng on pr 30 , 2007, to make auggoslions and to provide public Input on various activities ,which may be undertaken In these programs. II a participant will need auxiliary aids (Interpreter, brallled or taped material, assle· tlve listening device, other) due to a dlaabll· lty, please contact Glori• Kloes, Clerk, prior to April 30, 2007, at 740·992-2895 In order to ensure that your needs will be accommodated. . The Meigs , County Courthouae Is handlcapped accessible. Written comments will be accepted until 4 Community p._m. April Ohio 740·3BB·01B3 or 645- Ohio 45769 Phone Distress Program, 1 644 740-992-2895. A under the Community deposit of 0 dollars will Development Block Quality Show Plgo be required for each Grant (CDBG) Small Priced to sell . set of plans and spec!~ Cllles Program, a !eelFerguson Farm. llcallons. The lull erally funded program 740·245-9157 will be administered by the amount HAv& returned within thirty Stale. Previously, (30) days alter receipt Meigs County has GRAIN been eligible lor CDBG of bids. . Allocation 'For Sale Oales $3 bushel, Each bid must be Formula for Seed or Feed, John accompanied by either funding In the eatlmatamount of Deere · 15ft Batwing Brush a bid bond In an ad amount ol100% of the $130,000.00 and the bid amount with a CDBG Community . surety Sltlslaclory to Distress Program has 19ee Ponliac ~Riding uwn the iloresald Meigs a maximum of Mower. AsklorJr. 256-1102 C o u n I y $300,000 available, 11{\\\1'111~1 \1111\ Commlaaloners or by providing the county certified check, meats applicable [116 A= cashiers check, or lot- requirements. I FOR SALE tar of credit upon a sol- The Meigs County "'--,..j.iiii.iiiiiiiii-rrl- vent bank ln 1he Commissioners will 05 Neon SRT4 44,000 amount of nol less hold . the first of two miles. 4 new ti res, never than 10% of the bid public hearings at the County wrecked or raced. $16,000 amount In favor of the Meigs Firm. 740-339·0351 aforesaid Meigs C o u r t h o u s e C o u n t y (Courtroom) Second 1994 Prism runs greal $900 Commissioners. Bid Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 304-675-2208 Bonds shall be accom· on Monday, April 30, panled by Proof of 2007, at 6:30p.m. lor 1999 GT Grand AM Aothor)ly olthe official the purpose of provldSunroof, red, loaded, excel- · or agent signing the lng citizens with the lent condition, t owner bond. pertinent Information . 1oa.ooo $5.599 1304)675- Bids shall be sealed about the 2007 CDBG 3275 and marked as Bid lor Fonmula and Pomeroy Street Community Distress 1999 Okls Alero 4cyl., Auto, Resurfacing .. - and Program . These pro· . 2 door, CD, Sunroof, 99,000 miles A-title gOOd work car mailed or delivered to: grams can lund a County broad range ol ectlvl28mpg $1 ,BOO (304)593- Meigs Commissioners ties, Including: 8CO· 1392 or (304)576-2201 Courthouse Pomeroy, nomie development projects, street 2004 Stratus 57000mi. Ohlo 45769 $5500. $4500.. 2000 5-10 Attention of bidders Is Improvements, .water Auto $4700. 1999 Jeep called to all of the supply, drainage .and con· sanitary · ' sewer Wrangler $6900. 2005 requirements Sunfire 20 $6900. Others in talned In thla bid pock- Improvements, park and stOdc.. 3 months/3000 mile at, particularly to the acquisition . Labor Improvements, damOII· warranty. Cook Motors. 740- Federal 446-o103. 328 Jackson Pike Stondards Provisions tlon of unsafe atrucand Davte-hcon turea, and rellablllll94 Chevy Lumina. ~ DR,_ Wagea, various lnsur' lion of nelghboltlood white, new windshiekt and once requirements, facilities. The activities brakes. Runs great. $850 various equal opportu- must be designed to 080.441 -1677 nlty provisions, and primarily beneltt low to the requirement lor a ·modereta Income per· 20 Auto Buyer has ca,. that payment bond and per- sons, aid In the pre7278 get 20-30 mpg . ..wtormance bond lor venlion ol slum and Red 92 Eag~ Talon. runs 100% . of the contract blight, or meet an good, no rust, good stid<e1 price. urgent need In tho CD p1 $1 000/li 304 No bidder may with- commun)ly_' 675-7~ · rm· , · draw hla ' bid within Citizens are encour· I' Here's all you need to do ... Fill O'Q. t the coupon below and drop off or mail it with a copy of your photo ID. . r r Senior Discount*· ·; NOTICE TO CONTRAC· U~ED ROiary tillers. 4', 5', TORS 6', 3 poinl hitch. BIG Sealed proposals lor SELECTION. Jim's Farm the Pomeroy Street Equipment 740-446-9m Resurfacing as per apoclllcatlons In bid ~ packet will be received 1.~------• by the Meigs County ' Commissioners at Club lamb Sale, Sat., April their office at the 21 • 2007. 9:00 AM-noon lor Courthouae, Pomeroy, more info contact Ryan Ohio 45769 until 1:00 Baegle. 740·949-2008. p.m., Aprll26, 2007 and ------~- then at 1:t5 p.m. at Fair pigs $100 each. 304· said office opened and 675-1798 read aloud lor tho lolFair Show Pigs lor sale, bur- lowing: rows and gilts. 740 _446 _ This Is a Prevailing Wage project. See 6741 or 740 _339 _0944 Specifications In bid Goals tor Sale. Boer Goat~ packet. Club kids, Born Jan & Feb. Spoclllcallons, and bid 2001. Gall(740)256-9247 forma may be secured . at the office of Nelgs Ouali1y 4-H show pigo. Now c o u n 1 y $100 Priva1e Treaty at farm. Com m Ia s Ion era, 52 1 E'Wington Road, Vinton, Courthouse, If so, you qualify for a .' ---:::=---::--:--::::------::-:::: • Complete »a12-1m ~---'---­ Public Notice ~ow ~'( t.GC:>~ t>lt> '(00 COOII. FOR lA£ ~ l""ni~-JU~TUK£ rr~-~~ TW.Jsu: I-1\TI-\ ~~ YOU OR~! · 'iOVR. €&6~ ~e,u:.t> I~ '(OJ ~\IE!:: oow toi:. :il.IR£ Trimming Please leave messa e r, ,,, PEANUTS GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - NEVERTR'{ TO K155 SOMEBOD't' ,<!1-c- A CATCHER'S -MASK ! '-,(r rr rqlr•-., CARPENTER SERVICE 19) .. • pl'tlt"IH I' CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION IN THE COMMON Roofing, Siding, Room Addition• 6 PLEAS COURT, PR0Soffit, fJ®ks, Reinodeijng BATE DIVISION MEIGS New Garage• Doors, Windows, COUNTV,OHIO Electrical & Plumbing Electric, Plumbing, Roofing & Gutter• IN THE MAnER OF VInyl Siding & Painting Drywall, SEnLEMENT OF P1tlo and Porch Dtcka Remodeling, Room ACCOUNTS, PROBATE WV036725 Aqditions COURT, MEIGS COUN· V.C. YOUNG Ill TV, OHIO Local Contractor 992-62 15 Accounts and vouch740-367~0544 flomcro\ Oh10 ers of the following Free Estimates 2., YC'ilr', Lor: ll F~pC't l t' 1n named fiduciary, has 740-367-0536 been flied In the ;:;;::;;:::::~:::::::;;:::::~ Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio . tor approval and settlemant . ESTATE NO. 23791; • The 17th Account of lill•ll•lliii.III.M41111 Joan Wolle, Trustee of J..U.aiM the Trust Created by Item 16 of the Will of . . . . . .ltfi'MIII:II•III• Elsa B. Kimes, -I:II•U.• Deceased. .Unless &lcapllons are flied , thereto, said account Will be set lor . . . . . . . ... . I · · hearing before said ClbMICkiWiai•Court on the 18th day 5 'I .,....... of May, 2007, at which , _ _ _..;;ICII;;;;;;;;r.;;,.;;lli-i;;;•;;.;ofl;,;l;;;ll;;;l;;.l___,. lime said account will ba conaldared and continued frOm~day to day until finally dispased of. · Any person lntereated IIIIIY file written exceplion to aakleccount or to matters pertaining to the execution of the trust, not less than live ·days prior to the date set lor hearing. L. Scott · Powei!Jui:lge Common Pleas Court, Probate Dlvlslon _Malgs County, Ohio (4) 18. Manier.". . C J , F Y ' Z N W W P Y I S W·w S B X N S M Y J • " - NPSDNSW GNX PCMYX PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Le.t ltlere be spaces in your togelherness I And lei lhe winds ollhe heavens dance between you • - Kahlil Gibran - GEL LA SUNSHINE CLUB I' I I I~ a There could be some type of reward or bonus in the offing .from someone yoo thought was totally unaware of the part you · played in this person getting what he or she wanted. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - To your ·credit, you'll spend your energy concentrating on things that could bring pleas· ure to others. When you see them happy, it brings true joy to your heart as well. •Jfyou ~your vadoajusl .~ "--:..._...._...._ __.__. F R £E H I ro Uurot11d," the wife iafonlod bor lutlblall, . _ I wili be somebody wllo WIDIIIO useyour----· = I' I I I I' e ~:;~: i~~~~ L.-.1..-'·-'-·.......- - yo. dMiop fr0111 ~tp No. ll\ PRINT NUM8EREO l-ETTERS '(;P 3 bllow. 0 IN THESE SQUARES LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - You may be called upon' to help shoulder some of the heavy burderis placed on ~our co-work· ers. If you don't see it as an Imposition, you'll find opportunities for bettering yourself. ' VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - You'll be a welcomed addition to any gathering you attend, socially or professionally. You have much to offer in way of knowledge, which they'll lind quite helpful. Hr•..,rrl!·nlrrl i. Cr•r·rrr•r•r!'r.r YOUNG'S !March 21-April natural ability to creatively turn adverse . situStionS into ones that are personally beneficial. You can do this without taking advantage of ariybody else. rH: lffrlltlrrw•,_ l'<rlo· II rrrr·, lo,;r .rqr · ~ 1 ~rrnur'" KTYA OBJK inative by nature, and these fine qualities will be further heighteneq. New ideas and concepts you come uP with will be outstanding and very doable. I14ROU6~ y,.,~, EBM FTNK By Bernice Bede Oeol TAURUS (Aprii 20-May 20)- You have Hl OBCWZ JYWW BCM YHLYMSYXOYJ Appreciate the fact that the finer things in life are not of a material nature and understand the fact that the real values In Ufe are not found In worldly possessions, and you'll trllly be happy. lllllll l',t , & ill ~llllllll\1, (II . 1-llr n•, ou,- FY As an Aries, yoU are -visionary and lmag· ARIES MII<E MARCUM ltl"tlt.r rtrP Wr•rk Obviously ha was hoping to find his partner wilh either ltle heart ace or the spade ace. 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' PISCES (Fob. 20·Morch ~0) - Try IO ' arrange your day so that you Will blablt to apend •omt quality tlmt with persons with whOm ·yow have atrong emotional bondl. They e~+n makt tht world 111m perfect, PIYIIII--IS • GRIZZWELLS Wt:LL., YEAit.M', ')!:ij \1.1\d# \IE \llt>S~'T lOR W\..~'T 'loU~ SOUP TO NUTZ EII!!RY"THiNG. I TeLL ';bO GcB iN ~I! EaR a.JD ,. '. o...rr ~ ~eP.I' .. ' ' --- ----.·- ·- ·- �/ Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.eom Wednesday, April18, 2007 Va. Tech gunman sent ;Lady Falcons take two from Wirt County · BY BRYAN W.\LTERS BWALTER S@ M Y DAI ~YT R IB U NE .C OM 'i .I HARTFORD. W.Va . Wahama softball picked up wins number I0 and II this spring following a doubleheader sweep of Wirt County Tuesday by scores of 11 -0 and 13-3 . The Lady Falcons ( 11 -3) pounded out 17 hits in the home twin billing. while the Lady Wildcats managed just three apiece in each setback. Kylie Riggs threw six shutout innings in game one. allowing just three hits and three walks . while striking out eight. WHS also belted out seven hits i11 the first contest. im;luding a pair apiece from Taylor Hysell. Haley Davis and Kayanna Sayre. Amber Tully provide the other safety in the triumph . Davis scored three times and Sayre added two run s scored. The Red and White led 5-0 through three .innings of play. then tacked on two more scores in the bottom of the fifth fot a 7-0 edge . The hosts ~dded four more 111 the six th to secure the mercy-rule outcome . Brooke Gabritsch worked six Sayre innings in game two. allowing just three hits and four walks while fanning seven . However. Wahama 's bats took a little longer to warm up in the nightcap, producing _only a 1-0 lcl!d after three complete innings. WCHS tied the game at one in the top of the fourth, but the hosts rallied for a score of their own in the fourth for a 2- 1 lead . Wahama increased its advantage to 4-1 after the fifth, but the visitors countered with two scores in the top of the sixth making it 4-3. Wirt County never came closer. to many extru runs for the wmners . Meigs goes to TriValley Conference Ohio . from Page 8 l Division leader Wellston on Thursday. River Lady Raiders. The defense Valley, ·meanwhil e, goes did make six errors behind to Chesapeake to resume McFann . which helped lead · the Ohio Valley Blast coup~Jrbf Southern from Page8l d I ' Likewise, Southern let a 3-0 le'ad dwindle the night before at Trimble. On the bright side, however, was the fact that ·Southern played well against both division front-runners . Belpre, 8·4, 5- 1 leads the Ohio Divisibn of the TriValley Conference. while Southern falls to 5-8. 3-3. Southern went to work early. Lead-off hitter Lindsey Buzzard reached on an error,Sarah Eddy · singled. and Kasey Turley reached on an error that brought home two runs. Whitney Wolfe-Riffle singled to keep the inning alive ; but Southern's hopes went down the tubes in a 2-0 start. Southern threatened a times, and firstbaseMan Amber Hifl, the only two-hit person of the night had two singles but was left stranded in both accounts. Meanwhile, Sarah Eddy, who has grown into a great pitcher the past few weeks , .hekj Belpre scoreless through the first four innings. · · In the fifth inning after Eddy' pad set the side down on just five pitches in the fourth , Lady Luck bit the Tornadoes. - And she bit down hard. Amaris Skinner singled, two walks and a hit batter brought home a run around a two-run singled by Mindi Jo Bonar and another two-RBI single by Kylie Martin. All this came inexplicably without an out. Martin was throw out trying to stretch her shot into an extra base , then a flyout and strike out ended the inning. Belpre led though 5-2. Southern threatened on a WAHAMA 11, WIRT COUNTY 0 Wirt Co 000 000 031 Wahama 104 024 - 11 7 0 WC: Co~~: , Sommerlield (4) and Haidbargur WHS (10-3): Kylie Riggs and Mary Kebler WP - AigQs; LP - Cox Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;oll \IS•\oi..)h, \o . 1X1 MEIGS 18, RIVER VALLEY 2 Meigs 07(10) RValley 000 1 - 2 - 1880 236 MHS (7-4): Amy Barr, Hailey Ebersbach (3) and S. Smith, Amber Burton (3) . AVHS: Kari McFann an d Terra Porter. Barr: LP - from Page 81 McFann Hill and Rashell Boso single in the fifth, but did not score. Belpre added two insurance runs in the sixth for a 7-2 tally. then Southern charged back with too little, too late. Four walks and a ground out made the score,7-4, but two strike outs played a role in stifling the comeback. Southern hitters were Amber Hill with two · singles, and hits by Buzzard, Eddy, Turley, Wolfe-Riffle, and Boso. Courtney Meri wet~er picked up the victory on the Belpre mound with four strikeouts , three walks and seven hits allowed. Eddy suffered the loss with seven strikeouts , six walks, and tive hits allowed. Southern is to play at Alexander on Wednesday. and single in the fifth , but was able to work out of each inning. Although Southern had nine hits in nine innings, the bats were not very lively in the middle innings. Lack of an insurance run nearly sealed Southern'' s fate going down the stretch. In the sixth· inning , Belpre took advantage of that and .also capitalized on an error. Hector Gonzales reached on an error and scored after advancing on a Jordan Thornhill walk, a 'steal, and a 4-3 ground out by Nate Watson, the score now 1-1. Southern put three runners on in the seventh, but a pick off, pop up, and fly . out ended the Tornado seg~ ment of regulation offense . Belpre put two runners on in the seventh. but Chapman buckled down to get out of the inning. He also worked out of a jam in the eighth. In the top of the ninth inning , Nick Buck reached on an error, Krieg Kleski singled, and Jordan Pierce walked to load the bases. Jake Hunter reached on an 'error that lefi all runners safe and the bases loaded, then after a pop-up Pat Johnson gave Southern the boost it need , literally. Johnson ripped a one-out, two-run single that gave SHS a 4-1 advantage. John · Logue came on in relief of Josh Sizemore, but Logue 's fresh arm did not hi-nder Southern's quest for the win. Chapman grounded out to shortstop to bring home Hunter with what proved later to be the winning run , 5-1. Patrick Johnson came on in relief of Chapman, and ended up with the save. A hit batter to leadoff the frame added to the drama. Then a walk. Johnson next dug down • Meigs sweeps Eastern tri-meet. See Page 81 deep to strikeout the leadoff batter before a 6-3 groundout brought home a run, 5-2. An RBI Thornhill single, and two more walks brought home a run before Johnson struck out the final batter for the SHS win. Chapman fanned seven and walked just two in the win, while Johnson fanned two and ·walked four with a save .Sizemore went . eight-plus innings with two strikeouts and one walk , while Logue went two-thirds of an inning with no walks and no strikeouts. Southern hitters were Hunter, Johnson, Chapman (two singles), Marnhout (double and single). Buck , Kleski , and Pierce (two singles). · Southern goes to Alexander Wednesday for an interdivisional TriValley Conference game. , ~ Page AS • Delmer McClanahan INSIDE • Dutton first to the finish . .See ' Page A3 • Pomeroy Mayor's Court. See Page AS • Meigs County .Girl Scout Diary. See Page AS • Rock Ensemble performs Friday. 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They are Cassie Hauber of Eastern High School, and Kaylee Kennedy of Meigs High School. The alternates to the delegates if they are unable to attend are Hannah Pratt of Eastern, and Kelsey Fife of Meigs. The girls are juniors in t~ir respective high schools where they are active in extracurricular activities and also contribute to organizations in their.communities. The two who attend Buckeye Girls State are sponsored by Pomeroy's Legion Auxiliary with support from Farmers Bank and Peoples Bank. For the past 61 years, the Legion Auxiliary has sponsored the Girl Staie ·program which is designed to educate' Ohio's young women ia the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of good citizenship. It has been recognized and honored by many organizations including Freedom's Foundation at. Valley Forge and the National Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Kelsey Fife Cassia Hauber Association of Secondary School Principals, for its work in the development of young women. 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G. 1 · Stat d I t. interview L · eg~on . ary se ects Ir . e. e ega es treasurer candidates •l"itentcd SMAR.TWAI..I. fe:,~tures: nail·light ht.•m, PemmAe-l Su!if,ensiun C!'hles und St00Nailing' 01 lrn.JiQI.turs · • Resi~tarit kl 180 mp2 winds {imtaltOO with staple~) • scr lloatlnt tr($1le-~ 3-in-1 Please see Savings. AS probes It's prom time again and Southern officially begins the season this Saturday when 12~· ~t~~~nts starHo arrive around 7 p.m. at the high school to walk the purple carpet Into the gymnasium. This year's prom theme is 'TCan Love You Like That' complete with ·a castle and other water themes. The prom king and queen will be crowned at 10 p.m. and those candidates are, front row (from left) Jake Hunter, Nick Buck, Jesse McKnight, Ada!fl Phillips; second row (from left) Mallory Hiii, .Bethany Vance, Rachel Wood, Emily Babbitt. Not pictured, Amber Hill, Weston Counts. WEATHER • STlJIJfi1Kil'r 1 lnslUIIalion System • Wind-n'!Ustant roU-o\'tr nail hem Encore flc~ has J).l" daphoord and 0 +I IX' dutchlop profiles HEAVV-DUTY GARDEN TRACTOR median home value of $66,000. qualifying homeowners in the Eastern Local School District would save, on t.he average, 37.8 percent on their tax bill. In Meigs Local, where the median home value is $52,000, the savings is estimated at 48 percent because, Byer-Hill said Wednesday, the taxation rate in the district is higher. Patrol Beth Sergent/photo prot11cs • Heevy-cNty shill drivt by owners who are over 65, the spouse of a homeowner who was 65 at the time of death, or permanently and totally disabled. The proposal would expand the · number of homeowners who receive the exemption from 220,000 to about 775,000, or one in four homeowners in the state, the taxation department reports. Based on an estimated BIDWELL - The State Highw'ay Patrol is curren\· · ly investigating a fatill motor vehicle crash that occurred at approximately I :50 p.m. Tuesday. The two vehicle crash occurred on Ohio 160 in Gallia County. A red 1992 Mercury Topaz, driven by Brian R. Porter of Gallipolis. was southbound on f+~~lW~?U When a blu.e..l9$] Ford F-1 SO pickup truck, driven by Jimmy G. Laws of Bidwell, blew a tire and drove left of center, striking the Topaz head-on. Porter, an auxiliary and part-time Gallia County sheriff's deputy and former Meigs County sheriff's deputy, ·was transported to Holzer Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. OBITUARIES f.11core And F.m.'Oren' For pcrfonnance and \o&lue • 10 populur colon wilh a wide. variety of coordinating trim · .5 in slo'k · a lii~k quality •l ..ow Mai111erwnc~ • Gn.'tl.t Value • \\/ondgro~in finish • f..ncorr. is offered in T:t··: 1.»··. us· cl:z(lboord and 0+ 112'' dUic:hlap LAWN TttACTOR Homestead Exemption program. The state also reimburses local governments for inside millage and · voted levy revenue lost because of the exemption, County Auditor Mary Byer-Hill said. Strickland has proposed eliminating any income limits on the tax reduction, and providing an exemption of $25,000 from the market value of all homes occupied STAFF R.EPORT WMe, gray, Clay, Herringbone , 1 " • 46" ~$Jiy triplt·bllctl proposal would provide an exemption of $25,000 from the market value of all homes occupied by owners who qualify under new guidelines included in the program. School districts and other local political subdivisions would not be affected, because the state would reimburse counties for the . relief program. as it does now ·for the existing NEWS®MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM . Double 4" · Wlilte $ $44.99 sq. RZT50 REED fatal crash inGallia SOUTHERN 5, BELPRE 4 100 000 004 593 Belpre 000 001 003 466 WP - Chapman: LP - ..k>hnson . """ " " " ·"""'"1" "' 1' "'" Southern Prom on Saturday Double GT 2542 J. Southam ., LT 1045 Bv BRIAN BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.C\)M POMEROY -A proposed expansion of the Homestead Tax EKemption program would save the average Meigs County taxpayer who qualifies about 43 percent in real estate taxes, according to figures from the Ohio Department of Taxation. Gov. Ted Strickland' s Vinyl . BELPRE 7, SOUTHERN 2 So1,1thern 200 000 2 - 4 7 3 Belpre 000 052 J~ - 7 5 2 WP - Meriweth_er; LP ~ Eddy llll ' J{<.,JI\\ . \1'1{11 IIJ . :.!Oo- Tax savings in Homestead expansion estimated at 43 percent SPORTS WC : Cox .. Sommerfield (6) and Haidbargur WHS (11 ·3): Brooke Gabritsc:h and Beth Rollins WP- Gabrilsch: LP- Cox Bounce· at Buckeye Hi11s, A7 ' 3 3 4 13 10 2 Conference sc hedule. Game time is sched ul ed for 5 p.m. ' WP - photos to NBC, A2 Bryan Watteral photo WAHAMA 13, WIRT COUNTY 3 Wirt Co 000 102 Wahama 001 129 - a video manifesto and Wahama infielders congratulate game one starting pitcher Kylie Riggs, left, after a strikeout during Tuesday's doubleheader softball cont\!st against Wirt, ·County in Hartford, W.Va. The Lady Falcons finally erupt- · ed in the sixth. scoring nine times to wrap-up another mercy-ruly victory. Gabritsch and Ashley Wolfe paced the offense with two hits apiece . Sayre. Davis, Hysell ; Beth Rollins. Kayla Young and Aireal Derifield provided the other safeties. Cox , the loser of game one. was also the losing hurler in game two. Sommerfield worked rei ief as well in both contests. Wahama returns to action today wh~n it travels to Ashton for a softball matchup with Hannan. Game time is scheduled for 5 p.m. Music helps headline annual open house 555 Park St Middleport, Ohio · 740-992-6611 • 1-800.-733-3334 .. -- - • • RACINE - Candidates for the treasurer's position in the Southern Local School District will be interviewed ·by the school board Hannah Pratt during Wednesday"s special together as self-governing citizens session. according to with duties. privileges , rights and Superintendent Mark Miller. responsibilities which has · to be If none of the candidates assumed in any democratic communi- are certitied but are working ty as adults. . towards certification they A goal of Buckeye Girls State is to can still be hired and work educate young women in citizenship. under the supervision of help them develop patriotism. give Cindy Rhonemu s. interim them a knowledge of how state govern- treasurer who is certified. ments work, and teach them the imporThe board will also be tance of a love of God and country. meetino this Monday to disAs in the past this year's program fitling the positions of will feature a variety of speakers cuss athletic director and boy's · including some state officials, special varsity basketball coach for music. and recreational .activities in the 1007-08 school year. A addition to a whirlwind -of duties as for both positions candidate they move into their elected and appointed positions of state and coun- is Jeff Caldwell who was ty government:' Please see Southern. A5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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