https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b554a80a8e5d23703cec8ff115ff6319.pdf 740cb3ded63b86e2ac6bce3027291aae PDF Text Text I Page 86 • lhe I.Jally ::.entinel " I www .mydailysentinel.com Tuesday,.February 28, • 2006 ' .. First woman among 17 elected to baseball HOFj Willford, Legg end season at district meet Urbana's Nic Hess, who plowed through all his oppone·nts all the -way to fir~t STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM GOSH.EN Ju stin Saunders won his IOOth career wrestling match. and will also be an alternate for the state tournament. after a fifth-place finish at the District tourney in Goshen on Saturday. Saunders went 4-2 in the -17 1-I?ound weight class over the weekend tourney He Bellefontaine's defeated Justin Colley 7-5 in overtime of the fifth-place match. Earlier. the sen ior, won a 10-0 majo r dec-ision over John Hoeh of Roger Bacon , · a 5-2 victory· over Alters Brandoq Schick and pinned pin Ro ger Boucher of Bethel-Tate in the first . round en route to the best finish for the Blue Devils. Teammate Dustin Winters. who entered the tournament undefeated at .215 pound s, finished sixth and missed out on a return trip to the state tournament. Winters won hi s ' first two bouts before losing for the first time this season- he lost a 21•1 0 major · decision to place. Winters also lost hi s next two matches. . Gallia Academy finished 21st in · the team· standings with 26 point s. River Valley was 36th with seven points and Me igs tallied four points for 41st. Graham won the team title with 282 points and Miami Trace was a distant second, 142 points back. Gallia Academy had two others make it to Gohsen, 160-pounder Joey Davis finished 2:2 and heavyweight Phil Bokovitz lost his first two matches. [ike Davis, River Valley's Tyler Canaday and Jesse Russell also went 2-2 and were eliminated in the third consolation round. For Meigs, Cassady Willford won one· match befqre losing his ner.t two. Fello-v Marauder Andy Legg lost his· first two matches, TAMPA. Fla. (AP)- Effa with events such as an AntiManley became the first Lynching Day at the ballwoman elected to the base- park. She died in 1981 at age · ball Hall of Fame when the 84. former Newark Eagles execBuck O' Neil and Minnie utive was among 17 people Minoso. the only living from the Negro Leagues and members among the 39 canpre-Negro .Leagues chosen dictates on the ballot, were Monday by a special com- not elected by the 12-person mittee. panel. 'Mule Suttles and Biz This year's Hall class - . 18, including former reliever Mackey were' among the 12 Bruce Sutter- is by far the players selected, along 'with biggest in history. The previ- five executives, ous record was II in 1946. Ray · Brown, ·· Willard Andy Cooper, Manley co:owned the New Brown , Jersey-based Eagles with her Cristobal Torriente and Jud husband, Abe, and ran the Wilson were 'the other fprbusiriess end of the team for mer Negro · League players more than a decade , The · elected. Five pre-Negro Eagles won the Negro Leaguers - Frank Grant, League s World ·Series in Pete Hill, Jose Mendez, 1946 - pne year before Louis Santop and Ben Taylor Jackie Robinson broke the -. .were also chosen. Alex Pompez, Cum Posey, major league color barrier. · Manley was white , but . J.L. Wilkinson and Sol married a black man and · White were the other execupassed as a black woman, tives elected. said Larry Lester, a baseball The new inductees will be author and member of the enshrined with Sutter voting committee. elected by the Baseball "She campaigned to get as Writers' Association of much money as possible for America last moinh - on these ballplayers, and right- July 30 in CooperMown, fully so," Lester said. N.'Y. The new group brought Manley used baseball to the H<ill's membership to advance civil rights causes 278. Only 18 Negro ' Leagues players had been chosen for the Hall prior to this election. The election was the culmination of a Hall of Fame project to compile. a complete history of blacks .in the game from 1860 to 1960. More than 50 historians, authors and researchers spent four years sifting through box scores in 128 newspapers of sanctioned !~ague games from 19201954.. The result .was the m\)st complete collection of Negro Leagues statistics ever compiled, according to the Hall , and a database that includes 3,000 day-by-day records and career leaders. . "What we're proudest of is the broadening of knowledge," Hall of Fame president Dale Petroskey said. "When we started five years ago, we had 20 percent of the stats. We've got -90 percent of the stats now." . Candidates needed nine of 12 votes - 75 percent from the cbmmittee of researchers, professors and baseball historians for election. Former baseball commissioner Fay Vincent chaired the committee, which votoo by secret ballot. Vote total8 were not released. .~ O'Neil, now 94, started h11 playing career in the 1930& and hit .288 lifetime. fU became the first black coacll in the majors in I 962 witli the · Chicago .Cubs, an'd played a key role in tlie building of the . Negrq League museum in Kansa$ City. He served on the Hall'~ Veterans Committee fot nearly two decades, ·· Minoso played in th.~ major leagues for 17 s~~ sons:. mostly with ~~ Chicago White Sox, and ·h!~ .298 lifetime, He was " II seven-time All-Star and woii three 'Gold Gloves in ' the 011.: · field. "I know that baseball fans have me in their own Hall of Fame - · the one in their hearts," · the 83-year-ola Minoso said. "That matters more to rrte than any officiiil recognition. ' ; :: "If it's meant to be, it'.S meant to be, arid I am trul'}' honored to be consider~¢ I've given my life to basc.ball, and the game has given me so much," ' Redmen sweep Bluefield College, Bt Rebels ready for rematch with Jeeps, Bt • • en Middleport · ·Pomeroy, Ohio :;n CENTS • Vol. 55, No. t;l8 \VEDNESllAY, MARCH "'"" ·m)·dailysentinet.cnm 1, 2006 Middleport's new water system on indefinite hold SPORTS • Buckeyes face must-win scenarios: See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTI NEL.COM MIDDLEPORT · Middlepon Village Council voted Monday evepi ng to abandon plans to c0 nhect a new water Well .field to · a planned $4 million water treatment plant. The decision is based on a recommendation ot: council's water and sewet committee, and fo llowing a presentation Monday by the CEO of the ' . ·village's engineering firm , Council's ·action will leave a new water we ll field idle , a chosen · site for the treatment · plant vacant, and a $480,000 debt on the village's residents with very little to show for it. Monday night'.s action also effectively ends council 's working relationship . with Floyd Browne Group, the engineering firm which has worked on a number of water and sewer projects in the past six years, incl.uding the design of the treatment plant Council voted unanimously to "stop all futun; endeavors" toward the construction of the new plant, primarily because fundin g appears unavailable. Council also rejected two proposals from neighboring water systems for the purchase of treated water, choosing instead to keep the current water source and treatment system. Both Leading Creek Conservancy · Di strict and Pomeroy Village submitted proposals that would allow Middleport to connect to. their systems, but according to Village Administrator Bradford Anderson, chairman of the water and sewer committee, those proposals were cost prohibitive. Mayor Sandy · lannarelli said the matter of. building a new . treatmenr plant will be reconsidered as alternative grant sources ·and other financing poss.ibilities are OBITUARIES HELlOS PERSONAL OXYGEN SYS~M • Hair Care &. Makeup 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45631 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL (740) 446-2933 304-675-4340 • Nail Care • Helix Cuts • Facials &. Waxing · Massage • Body Wraps ·Spa Pack.!ges · Chemical !'eels • Microderm Abrasions Hours: !Dam-Close · 131:1• Page AS ' · • Elizabeth A. Bowers,.76 • Donald Kim, 80 . • Faye Ellen Kirkhart, 89 • Gladys Molden, 87 INSIDE Free Delivery to Meigs, Mason & Gallla Counties 740-446-0007 • Kelsey Follrod takes "!fiegold. See Pa9e A2 Toll Free 877-.669-0007 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis ott.• ned. Wt care about Powell's FOODFAI 700 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-5252 www.foodfairmk.com WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! Powell's fOODFAIR PHARMACY Open M-1'.9111 6p!'!l Sit lllm·lpm 1111·1536 Store Hours: 7am-10pm •7 Days A Week . HOLZER CLINIC Medical Excellence. Local Carini!. .Everywhere Come in uDaily Lunch 10:30 am -2:00pm 5 great sandwiches to choose from ... only S2.99 615-1812 Point Pleasant, WV 113-5536 www.holzerclinic.com Mondav- FREE Drinks Tuesday- $1 .00 Gtf any Dinner Wednesday- Halt Rack Dinner $7.99 · 10 Wings $3.00 Thyrsday - Half Chicken Dinner $5 .99 Erully · Platters S5.99 · Saturdav - Chicken & Rib Din11er· $9.50 Sunday - Pork Chop Dinner 1 pc. $5.99 2 pc: $7.99 HAl · Mpn ·$aL 11 lnt-lpm Sun 11 n · I pm 1308 EASTERN ~vr. liA!.liPOIIS. 01145631 740-446·2487 Bryan Walters/OVP lite Eastern senior Jessica Hupp releases a shot over a pair of Whiteoak defenders during Friday's district semifinal ai Jackson High School. Eastern from Page Bl tandem has been a' big factor in now Waterford has gotten to thi s point. The other is a sizable ben e~ that uses a do•en peopl e as the key ingredient for a relentless fullcourt pre ss. Those e lements arc the late st task for Ea stern. which only goes . abo.ut seven strong on the deprh cha rt , but Weber firmly believes tha t the Eag le' wiil be ready for their nex1 chal lenge . ·'We have to do three IEIIVINO OAU.IA fl IVUOvNDIMO COUNTIII , Complete Above & lnground Repair Above Ground & lnground Sales & Installation . HIO VALLEY BANK Complet• Un• Qt· • Chemicals & Supplies , : Free Water Analyses , • Financing Available ··- o....-"v...,. • New director of Holzer Hospice named. See Page A2. • Lakeside Leaders 4-H Club organizes. See Page .A3 • Pomeroy traffic accidents investigated. See Page AS • Family Medicine. See ~age AS . WEATHER • Openings ' • Closings • liners • Pumps • Fillers 1111110 IIIIW ""' BPBIIIIt 740~441-9896 380. State RL 1 N. -Gallipolis, OH Details on Page A6 Diane McVey [french City M.A .. CCC-A Owher & Audiologist JlnfuJue & Craft .Mall Will Jobs . Fetlldauon BINGO Now PIIJIDI Every Fridav &MondiV Nlgh1s ~ 124 HIGHLAND AVE. PT .PLEASANT, WV / A ~ r '""' tm rn P<JOf Orfi(C I' Open Mon. · Thlir~ IL'O-..;'i rm (Old CarOlina Lumber Bu1ld1ng Across from CSX) (304) 675-3877 (~ li NCO ~ "' ~~o~u cun 140-446-9800 12 P~GiiS *Home Decor *Furniture "Hand Puppets fQr Calendars A3 Children Classifieds B2-4 •Antiques for the Antique lover Our 19,000 square foot store otters thousands of gifts for the entire family. 195 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis . INDEX ,2 SECllONS - Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 As ' Obituarie~ 841 aDd Avo. Glllllpolla1 OH 740·oWO·tn0 Sports B Section O~n !\lon·SIIt 11!·6: Sun 1·~ Weather ... -·- -- -~t POMEROY - It's official. The cost of parking tickets, paying parking meters and paying court costs have increased in Pomeroy. · The increases were approved a\ this w~ek ', meeting of Pomerdy Village Council though not without some resistance from council members. Council members Jim Sisson: Mary McAngus ' and Ruth Spaun voted against increasing parking violation and meter fees, while councilmen Pete Barnhart, George Stewart and Shawn Arnott 'voted for the increase, creating a tie that. was broken by Mayor John Musser who voted in favor of the motion. Musser's tiebreaker vote was not required to increase court costs which passed though not by unanimous decision with Sisson voting against the motion. Court Costs in Pomeroy raised from • $40 to $55. which still puts it below the. court' costs in Middleport. Syracuse. Rutland and Meigs County Court. Parkirig tickets raised tfom $2 to $3 and after 24 hour~ if that ticket is unpaid the fine goes to $6. Yesterday Pomeroy Chief , of Police Mark E. Proffitt said the new ticket l)ooklets Beth Sercent;photo with the new fines have not Yesterday afternoon ·Pomeroy Chief of Police Mark E. Proffitt and Meter Maid Sandra Thorla . arrived at the department yet installed several reconditioned, digital parking meters downtown ..~\)re Proffitt and Thorla place but are due in next Week. a meter in "the dip" in the parking lot which has not seen meters in several years due to flood· Therefore. parking tickets ·i ng . The new meters also came with an increase in meter rates and parking violation fees. being written this week will likely be written in the amount of the o]d fines . Those old fines will not last too much longer and neither will the old' parking meters. All 240 new (reconditioned) . digital meters have arrived in the village. Yesterday Proffitt· and Pomeroy Police Department ·Meter Maid Sandra Thorla began . installing the meters which cost the village $!9,930. The new meter rates are 20 cents for one hour, 10 cents for one-half hour and five cents for fifteen minutes. The new meters also take ·quarters and have flashing indicators to alert of a violation. · Proffitt wanted consumers to know . that when feeding the new meters that consumer has 45 seconds after drop'ping in their coins to · completely turn the handle or the meter will reset itself and in effect go back to zero as if no money was placed inside the device . Proffitt added that if a person has not paid their parking tickets in 30 days they are put onto a .two li st and their vehicle could be towed at the , owner's expense . Also, if parking . tickets are not paid after 30 days a violator could receive a citation, $50 fine and pay court costs for non· payment of tickets . Pomeroy Council also approved other slight changes made to the parking violation fees ordinance that had not been amended , in 32 years, BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM www.ovbc.com MORE LOCALNEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe todav. 992-2155 Please see System, AS councosts BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM things to be successful. We have to keep an eye on where Hope and Haley are, and we have to handle their pressure." said Weber. "Those are keys for us, and we also have to control the tempo." That means that Eastern's will must be tougher -over the course of 32 minutes. . . But as the sayi ng goes - · w)l ere there's a will, there is a way. Waterford also shared the 2004-05 Hock ing title with runner,up Trimble (19-3, 82). which plays Portsmouth Clay in the earlier district champio nship . contest at JHS. Tip-off for the Lady Eagle' is tentat ively sc heduleu for 8:15 ~m. investigated. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency 's permit for the plant will remain in effect until October. 2009. , The village purchased land at Hqbson from Jay Hall, Jr., and has drilled new wells on the site in preparation for the proposed treatment plant. Land for the plant itself, on Page Street, was donated by Harold Brown. A6 ' · SYRACUSE - The Home Natiomil Bank of Racine and Syracuse recently donated $2.000 to the London Pool Fund to help briiTg the pool back to life by Memorial Day Weekend. According to London Pool Steering Committee Member. Joy Bentley this latest dona -. lion brings the total of pl edges · and dohations to around $14,500. Priority number one for the steering committee is raising at least $ 16.270 Which is the amount the village must come up with as match. money to repair the pool. The village and state must each pay for 12.5 percent of the pool 's repair costs while the Federal Emergency - . ... _ ·~ .. ...... BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT -Youth at the Middlepon Church of ·. Christ collectell nearly $5.000 in furids and truckloads of food items for a local - ··- ... ..! 1 fo od bank as part of a 30hour fam.ine last weekend . . Most of the 1.500-plus food 1 , items the group collected : came from Middlepon resi' dents, thr0ugh a door-to-door ! ·food drive . It will be donated I to the Rejoicing Life Church's .·food pantry. for distribution to ;.' needy familie ;,. said Teen Director Donald Vaughan. Jr. "We rcccl\·ed tremendous I support frbm the \1iddlepon community:· Vaughan said. '" We·re still counting food Man<~gement Agen~y items. but at the present time. iFEMA) has agreed to pay 75 it loob as though we have percent of the repairs. The teen ng· committee se,erar truc k.loads of food hope.., to raise even more· which will he distributed to than. the village·, match local families in need ." Twcmy youth participated in money for start up and repair . co,t;, not covered by the · the famin~ and food drive. Both Sergent/ photo along" 1th live advlt sponsors. . FEMA award. . London Pool Steenng Commit.tee Mem.bers (from left) Joy Bentley and Syracuse Mayor Enc The q~ering commillee Cunn ingham accept a donat1on of $2.000 from Home Nat1onal Bank de)ivered v1a bank repre- Teen' began their ·' 0-hour ra~t . sentative Jill Nease . The donat1on was made tn su.pport of local efforts to reopen the pool. Please see Pool, A5 Please - Teens, A5 I ... +- �PageA2 MMUNITY ·The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 1, 2006 Garden Club members plan Ministerial Association scheduled Lenten services - Lenten ser· Ministerial Association to be United Methodist Church. with Methodist Church, Jonathan for County Fair flower show vicesPOMEROY Noble speaking. will be held over the held at 10 on March 8 at Rev. Walter Heinz speaking. a.m. POMEROY - The sched- tlie ground snipping other next six weeks at various the Pomeroy United Methodist ule for the Meigs County Fair shrubs that she had previous- · churche s ·around the county Church. The Lenten services flower show to carry th~ ly planted. Janet's love of under sponsorship of the •will be held at 7:30 p.m. on theme "Meigs County's Roots gardening was well known Meigs County Min isterial consecutive ThOrsdays, beginning March 9. and Shoots" was discussed at by all who knew her, and she Association. The schedule {or servi~es is Final plans for the ecumeni· a recent meeting of the kept doing it as long as she as follows: cal worship services will be Wildwood Garden Club held possibly could. concluded • March 9 at the Rockspri ngs completed at a meet ing of the at the home of Joy Bentley. . Russell,' as she finished read. The club ·s planning com- ing the letter: mittee reported the tlrst half Members decided they of the schedule containi'ng the would like to plant an oak tree artistic design classe s has at the park.in Janet's memory. . " In Memoriam" been completed. Names of An GALLIPOLIS -, Sharon histori c landmarks 11iill be announcement will be sent to used for the first show, and the Ohio Association of Shu ll: R.N. of Po in t names of famous people wi th . Garden Clu bs' news letter F'leasa nt h'l s bee n named director of Holzer Hospital, ties to Meigs County for the ''The Garden Path." second show. The committee Shirley Hamm read devo- rep lacing Sue Bowers, ,noted that the horticulture tion s titled "Sweet Smell ing founder of th e prog ram. . classes still need organizing. Aromas·· and members who recent y ret ired . An nouncement of Shull's Members watched a video answered roll call by · naming 'on ba sic tlower arranging . their favori te flower: Peggy appointment to the position Three designs were featured Moore reported that "Now is was ' made t(lday by the , - the mound, the triangle the Time" to order fw it trees. . Holzer Medical Cent er. A and the L-shape. Tips on. cut- apply lime and. fertilizer, registered nurse si nce 1985, ting flowers · to the correct grow some herbs on the win- Shull will be graduating with ' length · by measuring the dowsill, seed head lettuce, her bachelor's degree in diameter of the container and . cauliflower, broccoli. peas, nursing from the University then snipping the flowers so cabbage and celery indoors. of Rio Grande in May. She· that they are one and one- half prune grapes, deciduous trees later plans to pursue her masSharon Shull, R.N. times the diameter of the con- and shrubs, seed onions and . ter 's degree in nursing SIJUll began her employfrom tainer were given·. Members greens in a cold frame and admini stration · also learned how to place the apply dormant otl spray to Marshall Uni versity. ment with Holzer Health flowers tQ cre.ate the required fruit trees. , ·shape for~ panicular arrange· · Joy Bentley presented 2006 .ment. After watchi ng. the garden ing calendars-to mem·video. members created a hers and reported that Gladys mound design using fres h cut Cumings had announced that .mums, carnat ions, sea holl y the Longwood Gardens bus and baby's breath . trip would be held June 23Linda Russell read a letter· 24. Deposits of $50 must be from Kathr~n Hart about.her· paid by April I to guarantee lt vtstt to Wtldwood Garden bus seat. The Cincinnati Club's recently deceased Flower Show bus trip will be member. Janet Theis s. In her scheduled on April 26 with a leiter, Hart described how she cost of $50 to cover the bus frequently visited Jane t to ride and the entry tickeL A· help with hou seho ld and gar- spring garden party is also dening chores. On thi s partie- planned for March 23 at the . ular occasion in November, O.S.U. Extension Offi ce at Janet had requested that Marietta from 5:45 · to Kathryn plant a rhodendren 8:45p.m. A $15 fee must be a t her Church . Although Janet sent by March IJ. was too weak to be garden· Members present were mg. she "went along for the Tunie Redovian , Peggy Linda Russell. ride." After arrivi ng at the Moore. church, Kathryn proceeded to Shirley Hamm, . Evelyn dig · the hole for the .s hrub. Hollon. and Joy Bentley. The When she looked around, she next meeting will be held at I • Hair Care &. Makeup .found Janet had pulled out a p.m. on March 9 at the home • Nail Care • Helix Cuts ·pair of pruners that she just of Shirley Hamm . Hal Kneen · · Facials &. Waxing .happened to have in her jack- will present the program on • MasS<~ge ·Body Wraps .et pocket and was sitting on pest control for houseplants. • Spa Packages ·Chemical Peels • March 16 at the Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church with Dee . Rader speaking. • )Vlach 24, ·Pomeroy United Methodis.t Church , Bob Robinson. speaking. • March 30. Chester United • April 6, Trinity Congregational Church, Pomeroy, Keith Rader speaking, , • Apnl 14, 12 noon, Sacred Heart Church, all pastors participatin g in the Stations of tbe Cross service. New director of Holzer Hospice named ' - . Systems as a Hospice staff are. "To ensure quality . nurse in November 1999. · patient care to our ·service She later became patient care area and maintain the integricoord inator and has since ty of the Holzer Hospice probecome affiliated with gram." She adds, "This ser· numerou s· organizations vice is a mus't for the needs including the West Virginia of our community and for the Nurses Associati on and the future of exce ll ent healthHospice and Palliative Care care. Quality of'l ife is what we want for all of our Nurses Associ.lttion. Prior to h ~r po sition at patients." HM C, she was a nursing Holzer Hospice .serves supervi sor at Pleasant . patients with life- limiting ill- . · Hospital and nesses in Gallia, Jackson, Valley Director of Nursing at Meigs and surrounding counPleasant Valley Nursing and ties. Rehabilitation. For more information Shull began her new posi- about Holzer Hospice, call tion with Holzer Hospice on locally at 446-5074, or tollFeb. 6. and says her goals free at. 1-800-500-4850. ''' ••• .. OXYGEN C) & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT HELlOS PERSONAL OXYGEN SYSTEM HOLZER CLINIC • Microderm.Abrasions Jobies enjoy winter weekend activities . MIDDLEPORT :Daughters and adults from :Job's Daughters in Middlepon :recently traveled to Delaware ·to attend Wimer Weekend. : Lindsey Myers of Middlepon and Kri sten Davis of Salem , W.Va. who are ·members of the Bethel attend:ed along with Bunnie Peters :of Mason, W.Va. and Ashleigh :Davis of Salel]l, W.Va. who :are potential Job· Daughters. The girls enjoyed a weekend :of games, skits. movies, and . snacks. The weekend carried :an Olympic theme and tt\e . group designed and performed . thetr own Olympic events com: plete with team · names, cos: tume and T-shin design. and team motto. More than 90 Job's :.Daughters from the around the :State gathered for the event at . Camp Greenwood Lake. · : The job 's Daughters are . planntn g several fund raisers to help pay expenses for their summer travels. They ,will hold iln elimination dinner on April 8 at the Meigs County Senior Citi ze n Center. Tickets for the dinner can be ·purchased from any Job's Daughter·or Council Member. They are ·also planning a car show to be held on April 22. and are currently sel ling tickets for glamour photos to be taken ihe first weekend in April. These tickets can be purchased from any Job 's Daughter or Council Member. · The semi-annual offi.cial visitati on of the Bethel wi ll ' be held .at 4 p.m . on March 19 at the Masonic Temple in Middleport. Plans are also moving forward for a .Bethel 62 reunion . All past honored queens. majority members. and former Co unci I mem6ers are i nvited and encouraged to attend. 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 4563 I (740) 446-2933 . Hours: M·F I Oam·Ciose 1:1!1!:1• Medical Excellence. Local Carine. Everywhere www.holzerclinic.com HEUOS. • Easy to wiy. . ........ "'~··~ · ·· • Coo l, qutet operatton. • Weighs just .3.6lbs. l Lasts up to 10 h Our~ at a ~etting of 1 Takes about 40 seconds to fi lL ~ ·@·~INCOU• . -MliCUI~ Free Delivery to Meigs, Mason & Gallia Counties 195 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis , 740-446·9800 740-446-0007 Toll Free 877·669·0007 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis Powell's FOODFAI · 700 East Main Street .Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·5252 . Come in •oaily Lunch 10:30 am - 2:00 pm 5 great sandwiches io choose from ... only $2.99 www.foodfairink.com WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! Powell's FOODFAIR PHARMACY Open M·F 9am-&pm Sat 9am-1'pm 991· 1536 Store Hours: 7am-10pm .• 7 Days A Week 615-1812·. Point Pleasant , WV 113-5536 Monday · FREE Dnnks Tuesday- $1.00 off any Dinner Wednesday· Half Rack Dinner $7.99- 10 Wings $3.00 Thursday • Half Chicken Dinner $5.99 Etit!liY · Platters $5.99 Satyrdgy ~ Chicken·& Rib Din ner $9 .50 Slmday · Pork Chop Dinner 1 pc. $5 .99 2 pc. $7.99 ttRi;.Mon-S.t Jlern-tpmSun Jl•m....:..l..Rm. f308 rASTfRN AVf. G,ltWPQUS, OH 4563f 740-446·2487 Kelsey Follrod takes the gold · POMEROY Kel sev . : Foil rod was the winner of :gold metal in the recent Junior :Tae Kwan Do Olympics held :in San Amonio, Texas. , · Ke bey, daug hter of Gina ·: Follrod of Fayetteville. N. C. :and Marshall Wooten of : Pomeroy. won the gold metal · :in sparring' in the 8 and 9 year old age group. green belt :division. She is (he nati'onal champion in the 80 to 90 · : pound weighi category. · Kelsey has been competing · for three year' in Tae Kwan : Do. She al>o takes piano : le ssons. is very ac.tive in spons. and ha' >tudied ballet. · She ii the granddaughte r of · Philip Foil rod and Dale , Clonch of Pomeroy ai)d the , late Augustine Clonch. a SERVING GALLIA fl IVRROUHDING C:OII!ITIEII . Complete Above & In ground Repair Above GroUnd & lnground Sales & lnatallation · 0 VALLEY .BANK Comp lttt Lin t Of; .• Cham1csls & Supplies • Free Water A'natyse& • Openings • Closing~ • Liners • F rnancr ng Avarlable ' • Pumps • Filters Ov•r 2!l t'e.r• E:tp<trlftnr:. DRDD MDWI'DR IPRIRB! 740·441-9896 380 State Rt. 7 N. •Gallipolis, OH www.ovbc :com IJI DEAR ABBY: I'm confused about my husband's behavior. He is very smart and work s as a computer programmer. Whenever I have a. problem with my computer and ask him to help me with it, he gets matl and rants and raves about how he " told me how to fix the problem months ago," or insists that I really should ' 1kn<;>w" how to fix it or figure 11 out myself. After years of feeling like a twit any time I asked for his help on computer-related problems, I started taking my computer to be professionally repaired or upgraded any time there was a problem. Then he started complaining to me for having it worked on when he could do the work himself! I don't know what to do. 1f I ask for heI p, he gets mad and belittles me for not knowing how to fix it my self, but I get the same treatment if I have it done by someone else . Is there a way out of this no-win situation ? · DARNED IF I DO, , DARN ED IF I ' DON ' T, SANFORD, FLA . _ DEAR DARN ED: By now it should be clear to you that your problem bas nothing to do with comp ut ers. Your computer-whiz of a hu sband takes ou't his frustration s by verbally ·abu sing you. The way out of this nowin situ<~tion is to get to the bottom of what's REALLY "buggi ng" him. My adv ice · is to dra g him to a marriage counselor · or drop him before you're beaten down 111together. . · DEAR ABBY: ' I am a 12year-old boy and I'm having a girl problem . I'm in middle school , and .there's a girl in my class, "Tara," who like s tne. I like Tara as a friend . She h.as asked ine out a few times and I have said, "No, I can' t daie until I'm 16." . . In the meantime. I like a girl named ''Amber'' who goes to the same sc hool. We' re not really friend s, but we have talked to each other. I have been told by my neighbor. who is on the same soft- · ball team as Amber. that she likes me. I'd like to ask Dear Abby Amber out when I can, but I don't want to hurt Tara's feelings. What do I do?- TORN IN ALBANY, CALIF. DEAR TORN: I respect the fact that you are a sensitive young man with a consdence. This predicament should have taught you that even a small lie can assu me gigantic proportion s and eventuall y bite you in the fanny. If you intend to ask Amber out any time soon•. you should first bave a chat with Tara and explain that you weren't entirely truthful with her regarding your parent s· re striction on dating. Tell her that· you li ke her as a friend - and hope you will always be friend s - but you would not be comfortabl e dating her ~ at leas t not right now. (Which leaves the door open for you to·date her in the future. if you ever change your mind. )' DEAR ABBY: When so meone gives a wedding or Christmas gift of wine or uncooked meat, are you supposed to have 'the gi ver over for dinner when yo u serve it? ·Please note that they were not intended to be served or cooked at the time the gift was given. My husband and I are unsure about what to do, hut . we lean in opposite directions on what is proper. "CASSIE" IN PITTSFIELD, MASS. DEAR "CASS,IE": When a gift is given, it belongs to the recipient to do with as he or she chooses. No rule of eti quene obligates you to share it with the giver. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren , also known as .Jeanne Phillips, ·and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. at Write Dear Abby www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA' 90069. Clubs and organizations Board of.Trustees Letart Township BINGO • Now Plavlng Even Fridav &Mondav Nights 124 HIGHLAND AVE. PT PLEASANT, WV 1''"1 i Jt:., -_,, r hur' ~ l!l -'i r m . • .\ "'"'' tr• ~ n Open \l "n HARRISONVILLE League for girls 5-18 and Harri sonvi lle Lodge 411 , boys 5-17, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m ., F&AM, 7:30 p.m.: Take a March II and 18 at coun cil nonperishable food item for chambers. Birth certificates the Grand Master's food required . lnforn<a~ion . from drive . All Master Masons David Boyd, 992-3668. welcome. Refreshment s. Tanya Coleman, 992 -5481. Monday, March 6 or Tim Ebersbach, 992-774 7. RACINE ' Racine SYRACUSE - Sign ups . Chapter ) 34, OES, regular for Syracuse Youth League. 9 meeting 7:30p.m. at the haiL a.m. to I p.m. at the fire staThesday, March 7 tion. call 992-5564 for in forly!IDDLEPORT mation. Middleport Lodge 363. Monday, March 6 · F&AM, monthly business POIN T PLEASANT meeting. 7:30 p.m. Brin g Point Pleasant girls' softball non-perishable food items for league sign-u ps , 6-8 p.m.. Grand Ma.ster' s Food Bank Point Pleasant High School Program. All Master Maso ns ca feteria . T-ball ages 4-6; slow pitch. age s 7-9 and 13invited. Refreshments. 18; and fast pitch 1O-Il; 13 _ 15 and 16-18 . Sanctioned USSSA Sign-ups wi ll be canceled '.if sch. ool is closed Sa t urday, M arc h. 4 · RACINE - Racme Youth due to bad weather. l-eague sign-ups. II a.m. to I p.m ., Racine American Legion Hall , 247-2103. MIDDLEPORT Sunday, March 5 Baseball · ~n d softbal l . TUPPERS. PLAINS Youth events Church events Thursday, March 2 TUPPERS PLAINS _ VFW Post 9053, 7:30p.m. at ~~ . . CHESTER · The : Chester-S hade Historical • Associatio n will nieet at 7 • p.m. at the Ches.ter • Courthouse. Discussion top- • ics will include restoration • work · on the Chester •• Academy, 2006 events . : including Saturday's period • dress and culture program, • period dance. workshops, : ,progress with grant funds , • May Day program, fundra:is- • ing fo r up com ing 2006 : Morgan's Raid. • · C , tO le.! Ci:!rol1r1a Lum l.ll) r BcJilCilng ACross • !rom C'S X) (304) 675-3877 ' PLEASANT .VALLEY HOSPITAL 304-675-4340 ' Home .Decor, 'Furniture 'Hand Puppets for Children ' Antiques for the Antique loller Our 19,000 sguare foot store offers thousands of gifts for the entire family. 114:1 :and Ave. GaUipolu, OK 740·446·90:10 Opl'rr \ h tn·,, ar tn-t. : 'un 1 -~ .. " , • I, ... ---·-·- - - - . ! n • • --u ,J 0 7u vooree 1) ,(Jf . J.tfn {.)fl'e.WI( L., · f¥( 07(),/(, f¥( V (304) 6~5-6492 I 0 Coming Friday, March 3rd 2006 tq . . ~ National · COIN .~ ... -. UP FOR GRfiBS (Unlim 1ted Pa cks) Bes t Odds to .... Only 200 Sea ts Ava il able II , l ! • . ' . I SIGN .UP. TO WIN The fun Besins at 8:00' a~m. in the in the-lobb)l of Home National Bank in Racine! . DOOR EVELYNE liNDLE 1112 TODAY! 1t~ Att "(U(Jie .'lldt ~ ~l.adtl 1.~. 'Ntde & ~ Assorted Coin Sets Available For Purchase coin to children ages 16 and under Bring in your old coins ·for appraisal! * Door Prizes Every Hour CSX) HAPPY BIRTHDAY • LIC PT PLEASANT, WV . Ca(3o4)e675~387r · Old Currency Many Old Coins Meigs County Tokens · Old Local Bank Currency ' ~ !t• Doors Open 4:00 PM Early Birds 5:JO PM ·Regular Session 6:JO PM . t• f)JJ.. ~. BE I OF THE fg 100 PlAYERS FOR A FT?EE CHANCE AT 3 TJ/AMOND TENNIS BRACELETS FROM G<Jl'DMANS JEWElRY. (Od Friday: 9 a.m. to · ~ p.m. Proudly serving the community for 19 years! ~rd 1\ pnrtion of rroceed' wi ll be do nated to the MCLL ASSOCIATION for a new fence at Harmon Park Little League Field 124 HIGHLAND AVE . Mond~y- • •• •• •• •• • • •• ••• •• • • • ~ : . : • • : • • 1 : • • ! • • : . • : • • • •· • • ., • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • $1,500 Coverall . $1,000 Block of Nine $1,000 Letter Y $1,000 4Leaf Clover $1,000 Letter X(Attendance Bonus) · (5) $75 Quickie Coverall ' . /./_ 7i I -'A / Special Session : !I ~40 Admi ss1on !' win BIG $$$ POMERO\' Gladys Riggs will celebrate ber 95th bifthday on Mar~h 4. Cards may be sent to her at 43451 Morgan Road. Pomeroy. Ohio. 45769. • Saturday: 9 ani- Noon ' 7,ooo March 3. Cards may be sent to hec at Overbrook Center, Room 409. Middleport , Ohio 45760 · S ahirday, March 4 '(/' BINGOI "OVfR ~bserve her 91 st birthday on _..1 _ /) .{ p fl f o,-. 1.//fte (/01(1H!4(ti-l(()i- 0. (/"" WO,..Iftfi(IJ- ro.t/el(tf GCC grad takes ! job at Holzer : s ' Friday, March '3 MIDDLEPORT Mildred . K. Arnold will S TUR . DAY ·OFFICE HOURS :• •• Fr1day, March Birthdays • A1 ft • POMEROY Les lie Richard of Pomeroy has been emplo yed as a . med ica l _administrative assistant at · the· Holzer Hospita l Lab11ratory in· Gallipolis. She graduated fro m · the Gallipolis Career College in the summer of 2005 with an assoc iate of applied in medical office -~administration degree and then completed an · internship through Ga llipolis Career College with Holzer Hospital prior to her employment. Grace Community Church, 10 a.m. Monday, March 6 RUTLAND - Mei gs Area Holiness Association indoor · camp revival at the Rutland Church of the Naza rene. March 6- 12 with evangelist, Rev. David · Canen, and singers. "The Sissons·· Weekday services at 7 p.m . Sund ay service at 6 p.m. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • WEST VIRGINIA JOBS FOUNDATION ·Lakeside Leaders 4-H Club organizes REEDSVILLE The Lakeside Leaders 4-H Club met for its January at the United Reedsville Methodist Ch urch to orga. ni·ze for the year with 24 members, three advisors and 19 visitors present. Enro llment ca(ds. by · laws. dJ.Ies. meeting dates· and time , fundraisers and camp ing were discussed and refreshments · were ser ved by th e Nicodemus , Hayman, Hawthorne and Riddl e families. At the Feb. 19 meeting also held at the Reedsvi lle Church. members discussed livestock scales. election of officers and activity date s listed in a handout .at the meeting . . The Cloverbud s learned abo ut the pledge of allegiance. Refreshments we re served by the Davis, Chevalier and Westfall families. The next meeting wi ll be held on March 19 at 4 p.m. at the Reedsvi lle · Church Annex . Wednesday, March 1 PAGEVILLE ~ Scipio Township Trus.tees, ·6:3.0 p.m., Pageville town hall. . POMEROY Meig s County Health Di strict' s annual advisory council meeting. 6:45 p.m. at the Senior Center. Election of new officers, appointment of \1 new board member, di scussion on budget, presentation of annual · service report. plans for promotion of levy renewal. Thursday, March 2 POMEROY - Meig s .County Board of Elections organizational meeting, 8:30 a.m., board office. POMEROY . -Sali sbury Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m., IOWil hall . J\ntiJlue & Cra~ .Mall Kelsey Follrod 1, 2006 Computer bully of a husband Community Calendar needs kick in his hard drive -.- -.- - - ---__:__ _ _ _ __ __:____ Public meetings . Saturday, March 4 >ignups for Middleport Youth "Delivered" at Ama7.ing Jrench City ~I . A .. CCC.,\ O"'ntr & .o\udiohJ~~ist All roads within Letart Township are being monitored for illegal Dumpinb of trash and sign removal. All · violators will be referred to th e proper · Law .Enforcement Agency in Meigs County for citation and prosecution. Wednesday, March ' Diane McVey LETART TOWNSHIP PageA3 BYTHEB The Daily Sentinel PRIZES! 0 G) -----··-. LitN0€1" fD-Jt Radne 740-949·-2210 ~ Home · ~ National ~ aan k roc ~ Syracuse 740-992-6333 : • •• �,, · O 0 PINI N PageA4 The Daily Sentinel wednesday, March 1, 20~6 ~~~~~~~----~----~~~~~~------------~~~~~~. 1 March 8 marks what the allegedly for a burglary, but much-needed light on inhl!United Nations designates wound up a convicted mur- mane sharia punishments:!. (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 "International · Women's derer. www.mydailysentinel.com and so-called honor killings Day.'' I'll be thinking about ln 2003, a Nigerian would be an important step • an 18-year-old ·Iranian girl woman named Amina in calling-Islamic regimes to •< Ohio Valley Publishing Co. named Nazaoin that day. Lawai's life was spared , account for their wrongdO"·' Kathryn Instead of .letting activists most . likety becau se ing and encourage moderat~ ! · Jim Freeland Lopez · waste the day denouncing Westerners were paying Muslims the world over to,_· Publisher George W. Bush and other attention. Divorced, she was reclaim their religion. ., , · protectors of human rights charged with adultery; she This should be a top prio(- · Charlene Hoeflich . testified that she had · been ity for Western feminists. 01,1 , . . and freedom, the United General Manager-News Editor Nations ought to use its bull- Sudan, Cuba, China and raped. A court ordered her International Women 's Day,_ hom to insist that Nazanin Saudi Arabia. And the stoned her to death, but she they shou ld stand with mod;,.; become a household n.ame. United Nations isn't nudged was ultimately allowed to erate Muslim women anti Nazanin and her· 16-year- in the right direction when live on appeal. Congress shall make no law respecting an old niece were about to be Amnesty International seems Still, as Asra Nomani. women lik9 Amina Lawai'; raped last year when the to miss the point of outrage author'of"Standing Alone in and call for an end to the ter·establishmerrt of religion, or prohibiting the older girl stabbed two of in Nazanin's sentence. An AI Mecca: An American rorizing of women like hef '' free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom their three attackers, killing January press release on the Woman's Struggle for the and Nazanin. And all those of speech, or of the press; or the right of the one. matter proclaimed: Soul · of ·Islam" women whose nam.es we'll" Nazanin reportedly told a "Amnesty International calls (HarperSanFrancisco, 2005) never know. people peaceably to assemble, and to petition Instead of naive hysteric~ ~ criminal court that ''I wanted for efld to death penalty for has written, "every day there the Government for a redress of grievances. . to defend !TlYSelf and my child offenders." Offender? are untold numbers of about wage gaps and Gitm9.; ; niece. I did not want to kill The girl killed a man in· self' Muslim women who abort someone ought to break OU\ .. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution that boy. At the heat of the defense while being assault- their pregnancies. dump the smelling salts and get an moment I did not know what ed. She was not the criminal their babies in rubbish piles army of feminists and · to do because no one came here. or secretly abandon their. human-rights groups occuto our help." But she was And the next question children so they don't face pying a room at the United ' International the consequences of having Nations to use their publiG,. sentenced to death earlier Amnesty Today is Wednesday: March I, the 60th day of 2006. There this year for her crime. Her should have asked while a child out of wedlock." voices to fight for those whp are ~05 days !.eft in the year. This is Ash Wednesday. . (insane) sentence is subject condemning. the sentence Nomani conceived a child · can't. I'll never see eye IQ" . Today 's Highlight in History: On Marc.h I, 1945, Prest dent was: What if Nazanin had out of wedlock. while work- · eye with some of these foi]Q; to higher court review. Roosevelt, back 'from the Yalta Conference, proclaimed the International · Women 's not killed the attacker? ing as a reporter in Pakistan on the whole of their agen:·;· meeting a success as he addressed a joint session of Congress. bay this year should be Save Would she have been pun- - premarital sex is a crime das (so long as feminist~ , On thi s date: In 1781 , the Continental Congress adopted the Nazanin Day. It's not only ished for rape in their sharia of I00 lashes there: but as -a Articles of Confederation. insist protecting the right to this one young woman 's life court? (Rape often translates West Virginian. s he was · ·In 1790. Congress authorized the first U.S. Census. destroy an unborn life is'-' - who · might be saved, but into "adultery" as far as their spared the whip, .coming In 1864. Rebecca Lee became the first black woman to sacred, their bill of goods ir, countless unknowns in simi- sharia court is concerned, home to have her boy. receive an American medical degree, from the /ljew England often requiring multiple lar situations. ·At a time when the world fatally tainted). but wher,e Female ·Medical College in Boston. · It's a hard position for the male Muslim witnesses to is on fire - literally when we can stand together - .• , In IS67 , Nebraska became the 37th state. United Nations. The United the crime for it to be consid- you look at, say, the Dani sh basic human rights for even In 1872·. Congress authorized creation of Yellowstone Nations i.s an institution ered a legitimate rape .case. embassy in Syria burned women ~ we should. I'd National Park. In 1904. baiidleader Glenn Miller was born ·in Clarinda, whose secretary-general As you might expect, such down by protesters , for like Nazanin to one day be lovra. continues to pass .the buck witnesses do not often mate- instance, over lame cartpons thankful that we rallied to In 1932, 20-month-old Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., the son of . on investigations into its rialize.) Instead of asking of the Prophet Mohammed save her life . Charles and Anne Lindbergh, was kidnapped from the family ' t ough questions political.(Kathryn Lppez is the ed1~ ' relationship with former published in a Danish newshome near. Hopewell. N.J. (Remains identified as those of the . . Iraqi . dictator Saddam ly incorrect, but vitally paper and now around the · tor · of National Review , child were found the fol,lowing May. ) · Hussein, and a group that important questions (www.nationa/re, ~ ­ world rallying to Online In 1954, Puerto Rican nationalists opened fire from the has a "human rights" watch- . Amnesty outrageously puts Nazanin's cause represents view.com). She . can be i:onr . gallery of the U.S. House of Representatives. wounding five dog commission that laugh- Nazanin in league with a more. than saving one tacted at k/npez@ rwtionalrecongressmen. ably includes the likes of teen who broke into a home woman's life. Shedding a . view.com.) ...,, In 1961 , President Kennedy established the Peace Corps. Ten years ago: President Clintpn slapped economic sanc----~------------------~----~----------~--------~~.' ,., ' tions on Colombia, concluding that Colombian authorities had not fully cooperated with the U.S . war on drugs. The Food and Drug .Administration approved· a powerful new AIDS drug, · .. ' saying ritonavir could prolong slightly the lives of severely ill patients. · . Five years ago: Afghanistan's ruling Tali ban, defying internation.al protests, began destroying all statues in the country. .. Seven foreign oil workers (a Chilean, an Argentine, a New '" Zealander and four Americans) who were kidnapped the pre- · vious October in Ecuador's jungle were freed after a ransom I . was reportedly paid. · One year ago: Dennis Rader, the churchgoing family man accused of leading a double life as the .BTK serial killer, wa.s c~arged in Wichita, Kan., with 10 counts of first-degree murder. (Rader later pleaded guil.ty and received multiple life sentences.) A closely divided Supreme Court outlawed the death penalty for juvenile criminals. · · Today's Birthdays: Actor Robert Clary is 80. Singer Harry Belafonte is 79. Former U.S. Solicitor General Robert H. Bork '·. ' is 79. Actor Robert Conrad is 71. Rock singer Mike D' Abo (Manfred Mann) is 62. Former Sen. John Bre&ux, D-La., is 62. Rock singer Roger Daltrey is 62. Actor Dirk Benedict is 61. Actor Alan Thicke is 59. Actor-director Ron Howard is 52. Actress Catherine Bach is 52. Country singer Janis Gill ·(aka Janis Oliver Cummins) (Sweethearts of the Rodeo) is 52. Actor Tim Daly is 50. Singer-musician Jon Carroll 'is 49. Rock .. . musician Bill Leen is 44. Actor Russell Wong is 43. Actor John David Cullum is 40. Actor George Eads is 39. Actor Javier Bardem is 37. Rock musician Ryan Peake (NickelbacR) is 33. Actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar is 32. Actor Jensen Ackles is 28. TV host Donovan -Patton is 28. Rock musician Sean Woolstenhulme is 25. Rhyrhm-and-b!t.i91 singer Sammie is i 9. Thought for Today: "People are trapPed in history and history is trapped in them." ~ James Baldwin. American author _( 1924- 1987) . 1 I''' The award for having the most reU;Jard~ Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less .than 300 words, Alllellers are subje'cr to editing, must be signed, and include address ·and·telephone number. No unsigned /ette~s will be pubiished. Leners should be i11 good taste: addressing issues. nor personalities. Leners of thanks to organiwtions and indi1•iduuls will nut be accepted for publication. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services · Co~rection Polley tusPs 213-96o) Ohio Valley Publlahlhg Co. Our main concern in all stories is to be Published every afternoon , Monday accurate. If you kno~ of an error in a through Friday, 111 Cour1 Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-claSs postage story, call the. newsroom at (740) 992paid at Pomeroy. 2156. Member: The Associated Press and the Oh10 Newspaper Association . Our.main number is Poetmaeter: Send address corrections (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: News Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext . 12 Reporter: Brian Reed. Ext. 14 Aepor:ter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Cdurt Street. Pomeroy. Oh1o 45769 .Subscrlptlof) Rates By carrier or motor route One month ......... . .'1 0.27 One year ... .... . .. ..1 123.24 Dally . _................50' Senior Citizen rates One month , .. . , .... .· ..'9.24 Advertising ~one year . . .. , ....... '1 D3.90 Outside Sales: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 Outside Sales: Brenda Oav1s, Ext 16 Subscribers should remit If'! ad\IMce direct to the Daily Sentinel. No subscription by . mail permittOO in areas where home ClaseJCirc.: Judy Clark, Ext. 10 carrier service IS aiJailat>le. General Manager Charlene Hoefl ich, Ex't . 12 E-mail:, news @mydailysentinel .com . Web: www mydailysentinel.com Mall Subscription Inside Meigs County 13 Weeks . . .... . ... 132.26 26 Weeks . . : . . .. .. .. ' 64.20 q2 Weeks ............ ' 127.11 Outside Melga County 13 Weeks 26 Weeks . .. 52 Weeks .. ..' 53.55 .... ··. .'107.10 · . '214.21 I The Academy Awards are just around the comer. You . say you haven't seen all of the nominated movies? Oh, none of the nominated movies? You say you can't remember the last time you went to a movie? You aren't the only one. Dinner and a movie has · gone the way of party .lines, spats and rumble seats. If things keep going the way -they are, how long wil'l it be before they tum the multiplex at the local mall into one more Curves and another Starbucks. Movie attendance .has fallen off so much that movie producers send DVDs to voting · members of the Academy o( Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to make sure they . will see their nominated movies. If the people who . make movies don't even think ' people in the movie business will come to the . theater to se.e their movies, when do they think people with ·real jobs and small children ever tind the ' time to see something like . "Broke back Mountain?" Only if it comes through tow n as " Brokeback Mountain on lee" would be . my guess. But I like n)ovies and I see Powerball jack pot? They' re rich now. so don' t they deserve a little . something extra? 'A free top-of-the-line cell phone maybe? A string of pearls? .An HDTV? After Jim all, that 's just a few of the Mullen freebies wealthy Oscar nominees got in their swag 'b~g when they attended last year's Academy Awards cera lot of them. My problem emony. with the ·Academy Awards What is this somplilsion to (and mos't other televised give rich, famous , beautiful awards) is the idea of giving people prizes? If you make a prize to someone who gazillion s of dollars; it makes a few million dollars you're married to a gorgeous for six weeks work ~ work starlet half your _age who has that didn't involve digging quit her career to have your ditches or moving heavy fur- babies and worship the niture . ' Movie stars have ground you walk on; if you already won a prize - lots have hou ses in Malibu. of money: . They can stop Maui. Manh attan , Miami enteringthe Reader's Digest and Milan;, if you have nansweepstakes . They can stop nies and agents and a busiclipping the coupons. They ness manager, haven't you can stop eating the Ramen already won life's lottery? nood.les for breakfast. To Do you real.fy need more'' 'give highly -paid actors a "Oh , you silly, silly man," reward for acting is like giv- I can hear them say. "You ing a bank president a prize must not he an actor. Do you for cashing your check have any ide;1 how many isn' t that what they 're sup- months I had to suffer for posed · to do in the first my art 0 Do you know what place'' it 's like to study filr two or If we want to give rich three whole weeks with a people awards, what pre we \'cry' qrict and demanding planning to get the , eight acting teacher'! II was brutal. people who just won $22 Do you know how mai1y airmillion apiece in the late., t head ., tarlct> I had to dat€'1 ... .. How many cocktail parties J.had to attend? Think of all ·• the movies I had to make · where I only got paid hundreds of thousands of dollars and not the million s I deserve? Think of all the . money ·[ had to spend on a dermatologist? On my teeth? Spend a few years in my handmade Ita! ian moccasins, my fri end. betore you say J" don't deserve even morC: ' . Face it. lt doesn't take any '' talent to be poor. What are ·· · you, some kind of com mu:· · ni st?" ·· You have to wonder, are . we reall y .doing enough for the wealthy movie stars2 Should rich ce lebrities have to pay when they eat in fourstar restaurants? Should they ,, have to pay fo r designer, clothes'' · Should'n' t it be , given to them 0 Surely, there must be more we can all do to make their fives a little e~sier, a little more pleasant .. Why can't tlley be automatically upgraded to the presi dential suite when they stay in hotels? Oh, yeah, they already are. (Jim Mullen is the authof ' of " It Takes a Villafie Idiot: Complil'ating the Simplt • Life" and · "Bohr's ,First Tatt()O." Yo11 ca n ,:each him · at ji111 _n~ull<• " @ mnray.cmn) • Bv CARRIE SPENCER GHOSE ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER 'TUPPERS PLAINS- Donald Eu~ene Kim, 80, ofTuppers · Plains, died Feb. 27, 2006 at his restdence. He was born Nov. 12, 1925 in Tuppers Plains, son of the late Herman and Lucy Mae Baker Kim. . · ·He is survived by a brother, Charles Kim, and a ~ister, Thelma Vanderpool. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, a brother and a niece. ,Services will be held 2 p.m., Wednesday, March l, 2006 at W.hite-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville, with Jane Beanie officiating. Burial will be in the Tuppers Plains Christian C.hurch Cemetery, Tuppers Plains. Friends may call at the funeral home one .hour prior to ser· vices on Wednesday. JACKSON~ Gladys Marie Welch Stacy Molden, 87 , died Feb. 26, 2006, at Four Winds Nursing Facility, Jackson . . Born March 23, l9I8, at Boone County, W.Va., to the late Do liver ·and Clara Ferral Welch, she was a member of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah 's Witnesses in' Middleport and also a homemaker. . She is survived by five children: Jame> "J.C." (Shirley) Stacy of Canton, Geraldine (Jack) Spurlock of Reynoldsburg, Cecil (Buddy) Stacy, Allen (Donna) Stacy and Wanda Sharp, all ·of Langsville ; three sisters: Bernice Justice of Bidwell, Easter Richmond of St. Albans, .W.Va. , and Ammie (Harold) Hysell of Langsville: 14 grandchildren, 20 great ·grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. · Besides her parents. she was preceded in death by two husbands, Dewey Stacy and Robert Molden; three sons: Elrrier Stacy and Ralph and Bobby Molden ; two brothers , Robert Ru ssell and Julian Welch ; a sister. Pauline Welch; and a great grandchild. Services will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, March 2, 2006, at Birchfield Funeral Home in Rutland, with Randy McDamel officiating, and burial following in Miles Cemetery in Rutland. Family will receive friends from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m . on Wednesday at the funeral home'. · · . Vehi cle s driven by Barbara A Hudson, Middleport, and Johnny A. Doucet , II , Pomeroy, were involved in an accidept on the Rite-Aid Pharmacy parking lot on East Main Street. No citation was listed for either party . regarding the incident. AJJ inc idents remain under investi gation . Preschool program to miss deadline for enrolling more students Gladys Molden . ! I l POMEROY The Pomeroy, was cited for fail- Sycamore Street. The meter Pomeroy Police Department ure to yield left turn when a and pole were described as recently filed reports on the vehicle he was driving struck damaged on the report . No following traffic accidents: the front left side of a vehicle citation was issued. Michelle M. Noble, drivetl by Mark D. Peart, Lindsey M. White. Pomeroy, was cited for Pomeroy. · on We st Main Rutland , was cited for assured cleared distance Street near the Marathon · assured cleared di stance ':'!!:ten a vehicle she was dri- Station. when a vehicle she was dri Vmg struck the rear of a vehiManning Roush, Racine , ving struck a vehicle driven cle .driven by James W. · accidentally struck a parking by Joseph B. Argabright. Pickens, Pomeroy. meter and utility pole during' Langsville, near the Pomeroy Timothy · M Hubbard, a one car incident . on Library on West Main Street. Donald Eugene Kim TODAY IN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR · POMEROY TRAFFIC ACCIDEN1S INVESTIGAI'ED . LONG BOTTOM ~ Faye Ellen Kirkhart, 89, of Bashan Road, Long Bottom, pas·sed away on Feb. 28, 2006. She was born on Sept. 7, .1916, at the family farm on Locust Grove Road m Meigs County. She was the, only child of Milo Manon and Amma Forest (Damewood) Caldwell. She was employed as a nurses' aide in the Marion, Indiana Veterans Hospital untif her retirement, when she returned to Meigs County 25 years ago to live out her life near her family and childhood friends. She was a 24-year member of the Daughters of America, Chester Council 323. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Cathy Spencer, two great-grandchildren, Regina Spencer and B'rett Spencer, one great-great-grandchild, Keg an Brooks. 'She is survived by three children: two daughters, Barbara (Virgil) Spencer ,of Somerset, and Jean (R<\lph) Trussell of Long Bottom, and a son, Roger "Buzz" (Virginia) Kirkhart of Mount Vernon; nine grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren, six great-great-grandchildren. and a first cousi n, Helene (Caldwell) ·Goeglein. ServiCes will be held at I p.m. on Friday;.March 3, 2006, at Fisher Funera·l Home. Pomeroy Chapel. Officiating will be Pastor John Gilmore and burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens . Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. on Thursday. March 2, ai the funeral home. · · . NAT\ONAL .1. The Daily Sentinel • Page As· . 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio • _www .mydailysentinel.com Obituaries • Marching for women's lives The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March t, 2oo6 COLUMBUS - Despite relaxing eligibility requirements, Ohio's federally funded preschool program will mi ss Gov. Bob Taft's deadline to enroll 10,000 students by Wednesday. The ·Early Learning Initiative had enrolled about 7,600 preschoolers as of Monday, about 1,000 more than when Taft eased requirements in November and January so · more lowincome working families could sign Lip .. But 200 of those new enrollees · have come since last week, .encouraging state officials who run the federal• ly paid program that combines all-day child care with educational activities to ready 3- through 5-year-olds for kindergarten. "The numbers are going up almost daily," said Rick Smith, deputy director for the .Office of Children and Families at the Department of Job and . Family ServiCes. "This is a good program. It's gone through some early growth pains." . Taft, a Republican, still wants every slot filled but appreciates the progre ss made and a statewide marketing campaign being conducted to . boost enrollment, spo~t<sman Mark Rickel said. Carey said he called a tollfree number in one of the radio ads and was referred to a different number, · where he. was told· to call two other places. Ohio's Early Learning Initiative is an alternative to The toll-free line' s operaHead Start for low-income working families , combining tors received more training preschool preparation with year-round child care. · after Carey pointed out the Bead Srart 1s avatlable only to fam1 lies hvmg at or problem. Wiechel said. below the poverty line. ' The changes thi s winter To be eligible fo·r ELl. a family must: . were aimed at the com• Have a child at least 3 years old who is not yet in plaints of rural lawmakers. kindergarten . . Before, both · parent s in a • Have al least one parent working at. least one hour a week. · two-parent household had to work for their child to quali• Have income at or below 185 percent of the federal poverty level , such as about $36,000 yearly for a family fy. Now, one parent must of four ; or care for a preschool chtld who 1s receiVIng work at least one hour weekchild-only welfare payments through Ohio Works First. ly or go through state job ·For infonnation, call toll-free, (877) 644-6338. training. Enrollment also . was extended to children on ' welfare but not living with The state got a low rate on gram called Head Start Plus, their parents and those public service announce- shut down after less than two applying to programs outments · through the Ohio years for low enrollment. side thei r home county. ' Association ot: Broadcasters, A Mardi deadline likely · Eastern Ohio~s Coshocton and is close to choosing an didn't work · because parents County filled all its spots · advertising agency for an . make · preschool choices i,n · after the changes . even bigger push, said Jane the fall , said Sen. Joy · But Jackson- Vinton Wiechel, associate superin- Padgett, . ·a Coshopon 'Community Action Inc ., tendent of the Department of Republican. which o perates Head Start Education. "They've got a plan in and other services for the . The Early Learning pro- place for their children this southeast Ohio counties, gram builds on the federal year, and those numbers just dropped out of the · program Head Start program, which aren't. going to gear up · last August after spending · provides part-day preschool . toward the end of this school $5 ,000 on recruiting but· not for familie s with even lower year," she said. · finding enough qualifying income. Early Learning has j>adgett and Sen. · Jo~n fa milies under the old slightly higher income cut- Carey. a Well ston 'requirements . Teachers have . offs and requires that at least Republican , have long said been laid off and classroom one of the p(lrents work , the enrollment process was space reallocated to other because the money comes too bureaucratic. The Web groups, so it would be almost ·from tlie federal welfare-to- site listed on brochures, impossible to try agai n, work initiative. www.earlylearningohio.go~ Executive Director Cheryl It replaced a similar pro- • is still being developed . Thtessen satd . . Eligibility for Ohio's E.arly Learning Initiative · Teens. from PageA1 . . after lunch on Friday, and broke the fast at 6 p.m. on Saturday as a group. Church youth also participat- · ed in a game called ''Tribe,'' in which each young person was NEW MATAMORAS ·- Elizabeth A. Bowers, 76, of New assigned a new identity. and in Matamoras. died Monday. Feb. 27, 2006, at the Arbors certain cases a disability, while . . · . . , playing games that simulated Nursing Home in Marietta. She is survived py two daughters, Dtane (Pete) Chapman of the challenges of everyday life New Matamoras and Peach (Charlie) Mugrage of Racine. for those stricken by famine . · Funeral services will be held at I p.m. on Friday at the Gri ssell The top fundrai sers fflr the . I Funeral Home in Sardi s. Burial will be in the cemetery at Fly. project were Travis Ferguson. ' Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m . and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday $581, Chelsea Breuer. $525, at the-funeral home. Matthew Hosken . $450, Luke Stinson, $424, and Amber Hockman. $340. · According to Vaughan. nearly half a million teens fro~1 across the nation participated in the 30-Hour Famine , a proSubmitted photo gram of World Vision. an interMembers of the youth group at Middleport Church of Christ are pictured with some of the food national relief agency. It is. so · MIDDLEPORT- Enrollments are now being accepted for named because $30 will feed items they collected from Middleport residents as part of their 30-Hour Famine foo.d drive. The a painting class to be offered at the RiverbendArts Council. one child for an entire month. teens also fasted for 30 hours to raise funds for world famine rel ief. ·Rhojean McClure will be the mstructor for the first class to be held l to 3:30p.m. Mol)day. Students will paint a l2x 16 )and'scape acrylic painting. Cost of the classes ts $40 wtth 20 perON YOUR SIDE cent of the proceed.s to go toward work of the Arts Council. Students will supply their own paint and brushes. For more . information or to register, call RhoJean McClure, 992-3842 or We Cover the Front Door, Back Door e-mail her at rvnl@voyager.net. Elizabeth A. Bowers . Local Briefs ·Painting class offered ® - 1 System from Page A1 · · 1 Tlie new well field and treatment plant were first proposed in reaction .to the di scovery of trichlorethylene, a volatile organic compound , in ' one of the village's two working water wells. The water supply ~ow shows a minimal ·revel of the VOC , and cou ncil Monday evening agreed that the current water syste~n was safe. . . "Since the test result s of · otlr drinking water are remaining at an acceptabl e and safe level. it is recommended that we cont inue Pool from Page A1' and Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department are co-sponsoring a spaghetti d1nner from 'I a.m. to 2 p.m. th1 s Sunday 'at -the Syracuse F1re Department to raise money for the Syracuse Poo l Fund: Tickets purchased 111 • with our present s~stem at thi s point in time,' Village Admmistrator Bradford Anderson reported Monday. The debt of $480,785 is now .due, to the Ohio Water Development Authority in the form of a balloon payment. but Jay Shutt of Floyd Browne Group said Monday evening OWDA will work with the village to negotiate a repayment plan. Regardless of how long t~e vi-llage will have to retire the debt. it will almost certainly fall on the village'S water customers to. do so. ei ther through more mcreases in water fees or by draining the water improvement fund, which coll ects $5 from each 'customer every 1nonth for . water system improvements. advance are $5 for adults'. $ 1 for children ages five to 12 , children under five eat for free . Adult tickets purchased the day of the dinner arc $6. Homebound re sidents within Syracuse corporation limit s can have delivered. .tlieir mea l Advanced ticket;, may be purchased by calli ng 99 20883 or 9\12 -5400 or from any pool committee person. and Everything in Bet~een. f.:-.::----;:--:---1 . To find out more about our homeowners insur· ance :.__ Call me ... Stop by.. . - It'S your ChOICel Po"''""' JEFF WARNER 11J W 2nd Str&et 992-5479 Sm1lel Now you can own the piCtu re of that unlorgettil~ moment capiLned rn thQ newspaper, Photos become lime~ss when framed or prinled oo a mug or mouse pad. NltionWide" On YWr s~tt ,,.,...,..wg~~P,-~llillnu.-o~ ~ '-'U ~~ ...._,MMW~ "Jm~c-c:. ~!>I G 1!>-2'..2J ~arw.:IN ~I~llt"tttor~ ~ . .. -..c. m.t<U , j ~· w.~ IMU'JWt ~ on '"'o..r Soc» • • Wlt'OotCI v;srt www.mydailysentinel.com and clicl< lhe blue bu11on . • . . D n\ftA;'OJ~~Nurli'Q~ ~}Itt(! Having Trouble With Your Hearing Aid? We hear you! Little things can make a big difference .. If you need an adjustment, cleaning or a new. hearing aid, call for an appointment today. Don't miss out on anything life has to offer! Rnmdie '\ftQl't>. M-\ . CCC·\, .lttnt- ·\nn Karr .\anrstad. \1-\ . CCC-J\ l.i<'t'lht-d >\udioloJ;ti~t 499 Richland Avenue, Athens, Ohio 45701 594-6333 or 1-800.-451-9806 AUDIOLOGY AIDS �• LOCAL The Daily Sentinel FAMILY MEDICINE All adults need an advance directive Question: Recently I had a minot procedure at the hospital. When I checked in they asked me if I had advance directives . I don't. I thought they were for the elderly. I am only 22. Can you 1ell me · more abo ut them ? Should I have one? Answer: Many people feel that they are too you ng to think about dying or making their last wishes known, but it is never too soon !o prepare documents that can communicate your wishes if you are unable • to. There are several dillerent types of documents that fal l under the broad category of advance directives that you mentioned in your question. The ·laws surrounding these kinds of legal documents vary from state to state. but l will try to give you some useful detinitions and general inform~tion . An advance directive instructs health care personnel about how you would like to be cared for if you become unable to make medical deci sions you r.self, Depending on the type of document. you might name. a person ·to make your . health-care decisions or give your own explicit instructions. Usuall y. when a person is in a coma or otherwise unable to make his ·or her own medical decisions. the Jaw allows the closest relative. to make these decisions. As long as there is no disagreement between the physicians and the various family members, things usually proceed smoothly. However, when there is di sagreement about what care should or , shouldn't be rendered, these decisions can become contentious. In that event, the decision could be made by a court or a }:OUrt-appointed advocate. While courts and court advocates act responsibly. they may not act as you would have wished them to. There are two ·different types of advance directives that · can help prevent this type· of family feud scenario. First, there is a durable'power · of attof1ley (DPA) for health care. Second, there's a docu'mentcalled a li ving will. Let's take a brief look at each. Most states recognize the DPA for health care. This document allows yo u go choose a person you trust to' legally make medical decisions on your behalf. To ge t the proper form for your state . check with an attorney or a local hospital. Once you have the form, discu.ss your he-althcare wishes thoroughly with the person who has agreed to take your DPA . This will allow him or her to make the decisions that you want. Be sure to discuss such things as end-of-life care, resuscita- PageA6 tion, and the use of feeding tubes . Abo, discuss VOltr feeling about organ domitio n. A living will is a leg~! document that goes into effect if you become terminally ill. It generally describes what care you want in given situations and does not appoint a person to act on your behalf: Regardless of the type of advance directive .you choose, I urge you to be very explidt about your desires. It's crucial that you distingui sh between the care you'd want if you're terminally ill and what would he acceptable if you h~ ve a serious illness from which recovery is possible. Young and single people like you are espec.ially prone to accidental injury. Having a DPA or a li ving will can assure that your wishes are respected if you ' re ever involved in a serious accident that leaves you incapacitated. I think it 's very important that all adult s have one of these health care documents. Family Medicine® is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to Martha A. Simp.~tm, D.O., M.B.A., Ohio College of University Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. Box JJO, Athens, Ohio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions@familymedicjnellews.o rg. Medical information in this column is provided as an educatio11al service only. It does not replace the judg· ment of your personal physician, who should be relied 011 to ·diag11ose and recommmd treatment for any medical conditio/IS. Past columns are available onli[le at wwwJamilymedicinellews.org. Local Weather ' BY MARK WtLUAMS locAL SCHEDULE GAL LIPOLIS - A schedule of upcomrtg colleg& and high school· varsity sp::trting evenla lflvolv1ng teams from Gallia. Meigs and Mason counties . Jodov'o gamu Glrla Tournament Basketball Eastern vs. Waterlord (at Jackson),' 8:15 p.m. . . Guyan Valley vs . .Wahama (t~.l Cabeii · Midland) 7:30p.m. Boys Tournament Basketball . Poca vs . Po1nt Pleasant, 7:30p.m. Thu!'Jdoy't qamaa Erld~y·a gamea BRIEFS 700 west Main St., Pomeroy FOOD STORE AND MORE Ca~ds I MIDDLEPORT Middleport Youth League baseball and softball sign-ups for girl s (ages 5- 18) and boys (ages 5-17) will be held 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. March 4, II and 18 at the Middleport Cou ncil Chambers. Copies of birth certificates are required for new players. For more information. ca ll ·Dave Boyd at 992-3668, Tanya Coleman .at 992-5481 or Tim Ebersbach at 9927747. TRl·VALLEY CONFERENCE Ohio Division TVC ALL IIAI$[ander 9-1 18-3 V1 nton Co.• 7-3 13-9 Belpre 6-4 14-7 Available whole only Nels-York• Wellston• Me!gs• 6-4 2-8 0-10 Hocking Division TVC 8·2 8-2 5-5 5-5 3-7 1-9 #Tnmble* ltFed Hoc;k" Waterford• Eastern• Miller· Southern• Sold in I 0 lb. bag Fresh Sweet Chicken Quarters Itali-an.Sausage or Bratwurst s lb. ,. Bob Evans- 29.17 BorgWarner - 55.77 CENX·_;, 35.59 Champion -· 6.21 Charming Shops - 13.39 City Holding - 36.41 Col- 53.15 DG -17.42 DuPont ·- 40.24 Federal Mogul - .34 USB- 30.91 Gannett - 62.16 General Electric - 32.87 GKNLY- 5.55 Harley Davidson - 52.51 JPM- 41.14 Kroger - 20.04 oozen Oak Hill Ananclal - aves· Point Pleasant s• TRl·VALLEY CONFERENCE Ohla Division TVC last or thru Sat.. Ma 9-1 9·1 8 ·2 5·5 4·6 4-6 0-10 ALL ,17·5 11-10 13·9 12-9 5· t6 4-17 ALL 18·4 19-3 11-11 10·12 4-17 9-13 .OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE . OVC ALL IICoal Grove• 8-2 17·5 ltSouth Po1nt• 8·2 15-7 Fairland " 7-3 12 -9 Rock 'Hill" 4-6 7-14 . Chesapeake" 2-B 5-16 Rwer Valley" 1·9 3-18 """ OTHERnNOEPENDENTS ALL Po1nt Plea sant • Wahama Sou th Galha* Cabbage 0 11CS Hannan 12-12 11·11 9·12 8-12 t-22 League champ1on • · s'eason f1h1She:d 1t - CONTACTS Coca Cola Products Phone Fax - 2006 ..We reserve the sports~mydailysent1n8 l. com Spo r t~ Slatf Bra·d Sherman, Sports Editor (740) 446-2'342, ext 33 . Mherman@mydal lytnbune com · 2 Liters . Not 1-740-446·2342 ext 33 1·7 40-446-3008 E·mall - Bryan Walters , Sports Wrtte r (740) d-46 ·2342 , ext 23 bwatte rs@ r'l/yda•lytnqune com .Good Only at Big ·Bend Save•A•Lot While Quantities Last Prices ~- 19 A RM GIRLS 8A.SkETBN,L SJNr!OtNGS Good Thurs - Sat. March lrid - 4th While Supplies Last Little Debbie Swiss Rolls or 2 Boxes Oatmeal For Cream Pies Jill 19·2 11-10 10-11 ·10-12 10-11 6-15 12·9 11·10 4- 17 TVC ~/II\'''~ Fresh Green .. 3-18 ALL 16·6 South GaUia Wahama Hannan ltWaterlord Tr imble Easlern Miller• Fed Hock" Southern• ~Thurs - Sat~ ·.~ . ALL 16-6 14-7 12-10 11-10 11·11 OTHERnNOEPENOENTS Belpre• 7-3 Nels- York* 6-4 Vinton Co." 6-4 Meigs· 1-9 VVe.llston• ' 1-9 Hocking Division Good Thurs - Sal March 2-4th While supplies last ~ "Good 0 10·0 5·5 5·5 5-5 4-6 1·9 ~~Alexander· Onio~~· ' Large Eggs ltChe~X;tpeake Fairland South Pomt• River Valley* Rock Hill" Coal Grove· 10 lb. bag Sweet Yellow Holley Hills . Ltd.- 23.67 NSC- 51.18 e 99 12-9 8-14 1-20 • OHlO VALLEY CONFERENCE ave ALL · Good Thurs • Sal March 2-4th While supplies last errors. Rio Jed 3- 1 go ing into the sixth inning. Freshman Ry an Dwyer pitched an excellent RIO GRANDE - . The fiye innings from the left side, University of Rio Grande allowing on ly three hit~ and Redmen baseball team one earned run"before turning improved its' hot streak to six thing s over to the bullpen . straight wins with a double, . Bluefield . (2-1 0) responded header sweep of visiting with three runs in the top of the Bluefield Coll ege on Tuesday sixth to take. a 4-3 lead. afternoon at Bob Evans Fie'ld, Sophomore reliever Chris winning 5-4 and 8-0. Brown struggled in giving up The first game was anything the lead. Clinton Keeler ' but clean, but Rio Grande (7-3) touched . up Brown with a found a way to get the win . ga me-tying RSI doubl e and Both teams committed four Javy Rodriguez gave the Rams errors and the Red men the lead with a run-scoring sin coughed .up the lead late only g1e. to rail>' for the win. . . . Ri o responded in the home Semor shortstop Matt Martin sixth, getting back-to-back -sinhad the big offensive game .. gles from · Martin and senior with three hits in four plate catcher Jorge Morales to regain ap pearances with two runsscored and two RBI. Please see Sweep. B6 SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL Brad Sherman/photo Rio Grande catchElr Jorge Morates , left, wai ts to a receive a throw at third base as Bluefield Co llege's Billie Mueller slides in safely Tuesday at Bob Evans Reid in Rio Grande. Middleport Youth League sign-ups set for March AR £A Boys _ B ASKEmALL STANPINGS BLI-12.71 Gallipolis. Redmen sweep Bluefield College College Boseball Rio Grande at Shawnee State (DH), 1 p.m DAY ACI- 73.11 AEP -36.50 Akzo- 51.61 Ashland Inc. - 65.27 BBT-39.53 Peoples-- 29.46 Pepsico - 59.11 Premier - 15.37 Rockwell - 68.17 Rocky Boots - 23.74 Sears - 120.45 Wai-Mart - 45.36 Wendy's - 58.66 Worthington - 19.60 Dally st.o ck reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's · 't ransactions, provided by Smith Ananclal Advisors of Hilliard Lyons in Wednesday, March 1, 2006 Boys Tournament Basketball South Webster vs, South Gallia· (at Conyo. Athens), 6:1 5p.m. Wahama vs. Hannan (at Hurricane) , 7:30 p.m .· . Local Stocks 31.50 OVB- 25.20 cuy/Reglon <>0000 BIG BEND We accept WIC and EBT Tuesday's game a. College Baseball Rio Grande 5, Bluefield College 4 Rio Grande 8, Bluetield College 0 Today' s Forecast High I Low temps Wednesday... Mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain . Warmer with highs in the mid 50s. Toledo• South winds around 5 mph . 38° 123° Wednesday night ... Mostly Youngstown • cloudy. A slight chance of show41 • I 21 ° ers in the evening ...Then showers . p;. Mansfield e ~. likely after midnight. N'?t as cool 43 . . 125" with lows in the upper 40s. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. Thursday... Mostly cloudy with *Columbus showers likely. Highs in the upper 52° 133° 50s. West winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph . Chance Cincinnati of rain 60 percent. • 60° 139° Thursday night ... Partly cloudy. Much cooler with lows around 30. ~ · Port1mouth • Northwest winds 5 to I0 mph , ~ 6Q• t37" Friday... Partly cloudy. Cooler with highs in the upper 40s. ' '(" Friday night and L ___.:::._____.,-__~Q~2006~~~~~~ · Saturday...Moslly clear. Lows in ~' Cloudy ~ Thunder' ~ Flurri"' 0"'-.. '"' the mid 20s. Hi ghs in the mid 40s. t___:) ~ srorm• ~ ~ /,.,;.;..~OJ ~ Saturday night and P~rtry ~ /;/,, ~ ""' · .. ,':'.· rr.; ..;-l Cloudy Showers Rain • * Snow •• • • • Sunday...Panly cloudy. Lows in the mid 20s. Highs in the lower 40s. weather Underground· AP Bl The Daily Sentinel LocAL ScOREBOARD Wednesday, March 1, 2006 L•rry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 44 6-2342. exl 33 Ie ruM @myda•lyreg1s1er com Rebels ready for rematch _with Jeeps · BY BRAD SHERMAN . BSHERMAN@MYOAIL'(TRIBUNE.COM ATHENS -A little wiser and more experienced, South the Galli a returns to Convocation Center · on Thursday. So do the South Webster Jeeps - . a little more ,soupedup , to say the least. The Runnin' Rebels take on Nick Aldridge, the newly acq uired Brigham Waginger and South Webster as the.\wo clubs are set to r e n e w , _ , . ,_ acquainta nces in a boys Divi,ion IV district semifinal match-up. Tip-off i~ slated for 6: 15 . p.m. It's the second straight, and second ever. trip to the district tourney for South Gall ia AP photo .-which furthered its reputaOhio State Je'kel Foster (23) laughs at a comment from his coach Thad Matta. right. in the final minute of their 94-85 win . tion as an up-and-coming over Michig(ln in a Big Ten basketball game Thursday. Feb . 9, in Ann Arbor, Mich . Ohio State's. women's team already has small school power thanks to captured an outright Big Ten title. Their male counterparts can iollow suit if they win they their fina l two regular season a 58-51 win over Trimble on games. Yet One more loss can taint all they have accomplished. Saturday. · Now. al though huge underdogs, the Rebel s have a chance to make a momentous statement against a South Webster team that many are predicting · to compete for a state title . " We· ve worked hard to get COLUMBUS (AP) you· re not Bi g Ten champs drew a bye in the opening less than two weeks ago. the opportunity." said South These arc heady time s to be and no one's talking about round of thi s week's Big Ten "They know we have a lot Gallia coach Donnie an Ohio State basketball fan. Ohio State anymore ." tournament in Indianapolis.. of work still to do:· Matta Saunders. "The kids are playwith both men's and The men·.steam (2 1--t 10- then will play on Friday at 'aid of his players. "They ing their best basketball right women's . teams ranked in . 4). rank ed. No . 9 in I he noon in the quarterfina ls have a great understanding now We're going to go and the top I0 and Bi g Ten nation. · play" at aga inst the Penn State- and re spec t for what we give it our best try. the kids championships .ei ther in Northwestern on Wednesday Wisconsin winner: have to do this week. startare contident." their grasp or on the tips of night and then hosts Purdue Neither team c<ln atford to ing with Northwestern. The The ~ect ional final -.yin their outstretched fingers . ot1 Sunday. If ir wins both. it enjoy their watershed sea- guys have · ,; tremendous 1 !m~ r Trimble on Saturday not Yet one slip and all the clinches the program\ Jirst som. One more · loss ca n foc us on what we need to 1 on\' helped Saunders ' club ni ce words a.nd accomplish- outright Big Ten title since taint what they've done >o do ." . I equal the school record of 16 ments 'wi 11 vaporize. . · Jim · Jackson led the far. Oddly. the Buckeyes may . win>. but earned it a re-match "Noth ing has been accom- Buckcvcs to the heights in Coach Thad Matta said he be . helped because they wnh the Jeeps. who knocked plished ye.t," center Terence 1991-92. ca•i't imagin e his n men·, know what it's like to be an the Rebel> out of the postseaDial s said Tuesday. "We still · Ohio Stat.e's women (25- team not being prepared to merlooked underdog. It son a vear ago. · have two more games before 2. 15-1 ). have won 16 games pla y ha rd at Northwestern. wasn't so lo~ g · ngo - just · · .Souih Gallia was competiwe win the Big Ten. In retro- in a row to climb to No. 5 in which ·tested the Bltekeves tive in that loss. a> South Please see OSU. B6 · spect, if you lose those tw o. the rankings. The Buckeye' before fading at the firii,h Webster held off a late charge to \\ill 53 -41 . Saunde" believes this · 1ear\ group can stay in the game a' well. ' "If we <::In put four quarters together -and shoot a decent NEW YORK (API The side> ha1·e a~recd on a the talk' h<rd he~n ~ni n g on f<>r more than percentage. hit the threes and NFL labor talks broke off number of i"l;C, . The· bruken off a ve·ar. defense rhat we:v~ been play Tuesday three days before -Free agency is >C hcduled higge't one t> c· hangi n~ lhe and said no pia} ing - I don't ·. see any the start of free agency. leavfurther di> - to start Frida1 . If the deal i, formula for the anlc>unl of reason wh} we can 't stay in in g teams· and players in a cuss ion " nnt extended: thi' would he money to go to the pla~er> the ball game." he said. quandary abo ut negotiating were ., ciled - , the la\t year with a \ahlry · from ''designated ~rn"'" rev · . South Webster. champion new con t ract~. · u\ed . The cap. so agent' and team nrti- em<es" - primaril) 'tckn the Southern Ohio of Gene Upshaw, ·executive league said ciab want to know how to ,ion and ticket ,aJe> -· to Conference II. enters the condirector of the NFL PI avers it would lUll ~l'rw.: turc cnillrart~ . ''1\)(~d gross- · rt:\'enllC\. te't 'with .a record . of·' 20-2: Association. spent the "last e x lend. · h>r exampk. if there 1' lll> whtdl include almo'l c1er~ those two losse' were to bigthree days meeting in Nc" F r i J a ,. ··' l'Xtcn"ion. the ,~,\lar~ ~.·ap i~ hit .a mone~ a a leam ~enc r ­ ger 'chooh Ironton and Upshaw York ami Washington with dc aul ine· for e.xpcc·ted to li<· ahout S95 l.ltC'~. \\'heeler,hurg . But since that commi,ioner Paul ·the start of free ,tgc nc)· million thi-.. "ea"'l)ll and · The1 'differ. 111111 cwr. t>n 'cl'oncllo" ~ the Jeep' have ,Tagliabue. Alrhuugh the contract annual ra1'~' after ~ 000 111 a the per ccnta~e nf rc\ cnue" he'l'll on a roll. . "We ' re Lleadlodc cl. doe' not exp rre• until aft n lon~-t<·rm deal ' 1\ou\d be ttl be al l tKdt<~d In the pla1 cr' ·rhel defeated Leesburg There ·, nowhere to ~ ,,_ .. the 2007 >ca,on . 1h1' i' a limited to ~0 p~rL"cnt. II the -· the unton i' a'~rng lnr nO Fatrftcld 4.1 --'J on Saturday: Up,ha~> 'aid. "There\' no crluca\ pcrind in the ne~nli · d~ ,tl i' ntcnded I he · cap ~rcent and the ka~u 0 \ curand aho won 73-21 ov,e r reason to L·ont inue mCctini.! _·· ation ... In r"X tcnd the 11 -\t:\lr- could he• ~l(l nnllrnn or Please see NFL. 86 Please see. Rebels. B6 The NFI. <tcknowledg'cd old :tgtw·mcnt Ta J~, ·ha1 c more ht ~ he' r. :. Ohio State basketball, both·men and women, risk a lot in upcoming games·. I NFL labor talks break off on eve of free agency + I �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 1, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, March 1, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com 'm:ribu.ne - Sentinel - ~egi!iter CLASS.IFIED We Cove·-'-""' Mel~,t~, Gallla1 And Mason Counties Like ·-M•OBOiF'ORii!Eil~i.i':wOiiif• I\ F:_.l li ;;::::;;:::::::=::, L,__ r ~.~ -Rmf -· ...li _.l r 1(1'\1\1 ... 99 16x80 SchultZ New Generalton Vmyl Siding shingled 2x6 outs•de walls. 3 bedroom, 2 bath mb garden tub, stand up shower kitchen appliances, central AIC , heat P,ump, gas furnace, 8x12 covered front porch , shmgled roof mm 1 barn (740)256·6427 NoOne Else Cant G..IH• County OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS P YOUR AD NOW ONLINE 'm:rtbune To Place Sentinel ~egi!iter Doublew1de Repo 3BA, 2 baths on Oh1o St , Pomt pteasant Land & home $59,500 Owner F10ance (740)4 46-3570 (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 ..,.c,...a--:-~-I_T_o_d_a_v_._·_·--:-_o_r...,Fa!',llx.To (740) 44G·a.o'"oa_______o_r _Fa_x_To_ '(c74_o-7)9_9_2·_21_5_7 __,,. Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 !Jea.ci/Jir~ Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally In- Column: 1 : 00 p.m . Monday - F.-Iday for I n s e rt io n 'Xn Next Day' s Pape r Sunday In- Column : 1:00 p. m. !'rllday For Sund a ys Pape r • All ads must Like new 2002 Clayton 1 4~e52 $148/mo Cal! (740)385-9948 GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ai::ls' Word Ads All D ispl a y : 1 2 Noon 2 B~slne s s Day s Pri o r To Publication S unday Displa y : 1 : 00 T hu r sd a y for Su n d a y s Pape'r be prepaid' How you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large l!ii4 POUCIES Oh1o \Iaii ey reaerYea the right to edit, re ject, or cancel any ad at any time. Errora m11 a1be re ported on the first day of pubUntlon and Trlbune-Sentlnei-Reg•ster w1Ube responsible for no more than the cost of the space occupied by the error an d only the first Inserti on We ahall not be liable any loss or expense that reautts fro m the pubhcatiDn or omieaion of an adverttaement Correction will be made in the fuel available edition. • Box number are always co nf1denl1al • Current rate card &PfdleiJ • All real eatale advertisements are subject to the Federal Fa1r Hou alng Act ol 1968 • This ..,,.,.,,.. . acceptS only help wanted ads meeting EOE standards. We wil t not knowingly accept any lldvertlalng in wlolation olthe law " ' 0 1 " I \II 'IS r G JVEAWA\ r I ~u~~D It L.________,. Lost· male long ha1red Chihuahua tan & wh1te 10 mon th old cats to good w~armg red collar w/M•am1 home htter tramed wormed County dog tag last seen (304)593-69~9 Townsend Ad & 681 , "Arthar please call 740· 10 month old Choc Lab m•x 698·0448 or 937·524-2688 Been spayed all shots housebrOken w11! s1t and lay Y ARI> SAI.E somet 1mes w111 stay and heel Ooesn t Jump upon people doesn t beg at tatlle ndes welt m car We lev: her YARDSAJ.E· she needs more room than GALLII'OUS what we h-ave (740)3 88· 9824 lns1de/Outs1de Sale, 2676 Faary1ew Ad 3/2/06·314/06 5 month old 1/2 St Bernard T1Uer dryer play pen, leal 112 German Shepherd blower weed eater !amps, puppy E~.:ce!lent watch dog a1r cond roof sla te (740)379 2306 740]446-6602 . r r 74 YARI> SALE· FREE Two beautiful male PoMEROv/1\iloo!E cot11es that need a larm to run on Only to a goocl Tuppers Plams St Paul home Call 740·645-4155 United Methadtst Chu rch Basement Sale March 3rd Lobo Allo'D 9AM-7PM, March 9AM· FOUND 2PM C!othmg. furn iture r S300 Reward Lost lemale ~o nwetler 8 _years old docked ta•l spayed, black/tan Last seen on Road 14 Feb 10 Absolute Top Dollar U S (740)643-1002 Stiver and Gold Cams Flroofsets Gold R1ngs Pre· US Currency Found 2/24-Male b!ack' Lab 1935 (?) puppy Wears a blue co! Solitaire Diamonds M T S !ar bobbed ta1! Found 1n Com ShOp 151 Second Pl antz SubdiVISIOn Call Avenue Ga111po11s 740·446: 2842 (~40)44 1 -0844 %~~) Autos for Sale __ -·---··· ----· 710 Boats & Motors for Sale -·- --- .. . ·---- ·----·-· .. 750 Building Supplies ........... ._ .......... ................ 550 Busi ness and Buildings .... .. ._ .... -- -------- ----· · 340 Business Opportunity ___ . --· ...... ___ • . .210 Business Tra l ntng ..... ._ ............................ 140 Campers & Motor Homes .... ._ ............ __ , ___ 790 Camping Equipmenl ------ --· .. .... .-.--- .. ·------ 180 Cards of Thanks . ·------ . ·--- ---------------· 010 Child/Elderly Care ---- _,, .. __ __ ____ ._ ....... ._ ........ 190 Electricai/Refrlgeralion .. ._ __ . ..... ___.. ._ ....... .-.840 Equipment for Rent ·------- · ·-------.. --·---- ------ -- 480 Excavatmg .... -..... ._ ______ ._., .. ._ .......... .. ...... .... 830 Farm Equipment.. .... __ _.... ·--· ·-- ·----··· .. . . 610 Fa rms for Renl .430 Farms lor Sale ----·· .. . ---- ··....................... 330 For Lease .................................................. 490 For Sale --- ... -. -------········· . 585 For Sale or Trade _590 Fr uits & Vegetabl es ......... --· .. ._ .... ._ . .. •. 580 Furnished Rooms .... ._ .. ._ --· .. ----------· . ._._.450 General Hauling . ....... . . .850 Giveaway ---- · _040 Happy Ads ____ . __ .. .. ._._._ __ ... ._ ... ._._ • ._,., __ .050 Hay & Grain .._. . -- ·------ . --- -·---_640 Help Wanted ... --· __ .. __ ,110 Home Improvements ____ , ...... ---.... . . •810 Homes fo r Sale --· __ ._._ .............................. 31 0 Household Goods . ··- --·-····· .... 510 Houses for RenL .. _..... . , __ _410 In Memoriam ........................................... 020 Ins urance .......... :...................................... 130 Lawn & Gar den Equipm ent .... ____ , ... 660 LIVOSIOCk,_,___ ..... _, ___ ....... ----· _630 Lost and Founcl. ..... ................................ 060 Lots & Acreage ... . ....... ... ......... .. ... 350 M i scellaneou s .. .....•. ..170 MIScellaneous Me rchan dise_ ___ , __ 540 Mobile Ho me Repatr.... . ............. .... . .... 860 Mobile Ho mes for Rent .. . .......... -4 20 Mobile Homes lor Sale -320 Money 10 Lo a n .. ----·· _220 Moto rc y c les & 4 Whe elers.......... ... .. .. ... 740 Musical inst r umen ts....... 570 Pers onal s ._... , 005 Pets lor Sale _,, . ------ .......................... 560 Plum bmg & Heatm g ...... .. . .. .. 820 Professional Services.. .230 Rad io , TV & CB Repair _160 Rea l Eslale w anled .. ----·. ..360 Sch ool s lnst r uclion __ ........ ____ ...... , .-' 50 Seed , Pl anl & Fertilizer -.. .... - • 650 Sltuallon s Wanled . --- --· .... . . 120 Space l o r Re nl .. ....... . .. ................. 460 Sporti ng G o o d s --------· 520 SUV 's for Sal e 720 Tr ucks for Sale.. .. .. ... . .. ...... ........ , ......... 7 15 Upho lslery ··- ·- -- - -- 8 70 Van s Fo r Sale __ . -- , , · ·-- · 730 Wanted l o Buy .......... . .. ............ -............ 09 0 Wanted to 'Buy- Farm Supp lies ........ ... .... 62 0 Wanled To Do - -- · . 180 Wa nled 1o Renl ______ _ , . ·- --470 Yard Sa le- Galltpolis. ........... ,_ .. , ........... 072 Yard Sale-P o m er oy/Mi d dle _, __ , ___ 0 74 Yard Sale· Pl Pleasa n l , .. 075 • 110 HOMEN HFJJ' WAN'flo]) 10 Cardboard standups Nascar & ce!ebn t1es Paymg $25 Earnh ardt Sr, $15 Earnhardt Jr $5· 10 most others Also buymg old baseball cards pre 1975 QI'IQinal 7BAPM records Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, E!v1s etc Little Golden books & comtc book pre 1970 vtntage toys pre 1980 Please call (740)441 -9519 01'1'0Kil1Nm POSTAL JOBS hours a week at $7 25 per hour Some eYen1ngs P1ckup app!icat •o n at Swisher & Pharmacy. Pomeroy 0 D Wan ted to buy Barre!ls w1th lids Call (740)388 8978 after 1 OOpm SECURITY OFFICERS $7 48hr 11: 60hrs a week Wackenhut Corp has lmmedtate Temp pOSitiOnS 1n Cheshire, OH Must have H S D1p or G E 0 Clean pohce record Vahd D L Able to work a flex•ble schedule Please call 740-925 3015 M F 8A 3P E 0 E MJF/DN Zl 0 Wanted To Buy Me1gs County Store Scnpt, Store To~ens an d currency lrom Rac1ne Pomeroy and Middleport Banks 740 992· 6040 I \11'111)\11 '\I Takmg " 'In II I"- HELr WMffill> ' LEARN www comics com HELP W<\NTED ©2006 HEJ..r W ANTED TO DRIVE • 1>10 EXPERIENCENECCSSAR't' • FULL TIME ~LASSES • COL TRAINING • FINANCING o!,V,I,IlABLE ' JOB PLACEMENT ' ENROLLING NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR· TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYT HEVILLE VA. 1·800-334· 1203 www ai 1\nco>lractc ot ale( com 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood Items To $480/wk Matenals provided Pree Information pkg 24Hr 801 -428-4649 An E~~:ce ll e nt way to earn money The New Avon Cal! Manlyn 304 882-2645 BliSINfRi AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN Jo1n the w1nmng team I ll£!lllnJ![lli·Two week tnJttal nentat• on classes w1t onbnued ongotng tra1n1ng ~rMoowrltill· The bes anagement team •n th ountry to ass1st you ~~!!1ll!§!l!Oll!i!2n· Bonuses lat rate health care, 1sabdity Long Term Ca nd more At John Sang FordLtncoln· Mercury we ve established a 35 year repulabon ol honesty mtegnty and outstandtng customer serv1ce before and after rhe sale W1th the hottest products on the market and as the fastest growmg dealership m our reg1on we re add1ng techn1c1ans to better service our cus tamers Ford Servtce tram 1ng preferred bu t not requ1red Apphcahons' Are Bemg Accepted For A PT1Poss1ble FT LPN PT Evemngs & F1ll In Compet1tave Start1ng P~y Pa1d Vacatton Patd Meals D1scounts and Insurances Available Interested Applicants May Apply Da1!y 94 Ravensw ood Care If you are a professtona! Cente~ 1113 Washmgton l techmc•an !ook•r~g to start wv 304 273-9236 Fa.. a new career or maybe References Requ 1red you clan t !eel you re patd or treated as well as you Atco Inc Contract Serv1ces should be and 1f you re C o o r d 1n a t o r ttred of wor~1ng for someRequirements H1gh school one who tsn t work1ng for dtploma or GED and workyou g1ve Jtm Thomas or tng knowledge ot computers Brad Sang a Prefer 2+ years bus1ness call today expenence 1n areas of cus· t -740·446-9800 or tamer relations and quahty 1·800·272·5179 Must possess You may also appfy 1n control strong orgamzatJonal SkillS person at E~per1ence wo rk1n g w1 th 195 Upper R1ver AD mdwtduals w1th develop· GallipoliS Oh10 mental d1sab•lit1es or 1an11or I6~.;M;::o;:.o;;:d;; a &.-;.: F':;;'d~a:!...~..ll lal serv•ces a plus Full·l1me pos1t1on wttn healfh msur AVON 1 All Areasl To Buy or ance 9-nnual salary 01 Sell Shirley Spears 304 $22 000 $25 000 depen 675 1429 dant on qua1ti1ca ttons Appl•caMns available at Atco Inc 21 S Campbell D1at for dollars Earn a great Street Athens Oh10 45701 hourty wage plus bonuses Deadhne for appl1cat10ns 4 wh1le contact•ng P.OSs1b!e PM March 8 2006 EOE clients lor medtcal out sourc Attent1on Dnvers R&J tng company Apply lhrough , Truck1n'g IS lookmg for WorkForce West V~rg1n1a Dnvers w/ 1 yr OTR 1304)675 0858 Exper tence for Regmnal Hauls AYerage pay 40 s to mrd 50 s Home every Nurs•ng , Ass•stant Classes WeeKend call Kent Begmntng March 13th (800)462· 9365 2006 If you en1oy elderly people and want to become Overbrook Center IS current· a member of our health care ly acc~ptmg apphcatmns tor. team please stop b) Nursmg Assrstant Classes Aockspr•ngS- Re hab l•tat•on at 36759 The classes will begm Center March 13 Apphcat•ons will Aocksp11ngs Road be accepted un;li March 8 Pom eroy Ohio 4575g and hi I Space 1s hm1ted All tnter out an applcat•on 'or the es1ed apRhcants shOuld ptck classes Extend ci11e up an applicatiOn at 333 H~allh Serv1ces lnc IS an Page Street M•ddleoort equal opportu My employe r OH NO PHONE CA~LS thp.t encourages oNorkplace PLEASE' EOE dtvers1ty M,F 0 V Drivers Needed· COL Drivers w1 lhng to dnve for local ready-mix-concrete company Expenence IS preferred but not necessary Med Insurance & other beneftts ava1lable after watr· mg penod Dnver must be w1lhng to do pre-ma1nte· nance on trucks &..equ1p ment yard work & other miscellaneous chores E)(penence operating equipment & e~e1ra sktlls such as weldmg a plus Call Robertsburg (304)937 3410 or Laktn(304)773-5234 Located m Mason County near Buffalo WV HEu• WANTED Local-Company seekmg Off1ce P~;~rsonal for Accounting & Payroll Send Resume to PO Box 786 Galhpohs OH 45631 Look1ng for an 1nd1vldua! or couple to ass1s1 With a 45 year old gentleme.n m the Aeedsvtlle , Oh1o area He has developmental d1sab1fl· lies and requ1res assistance w1th all Dat!y L1v1ng Sk1!! tasks Thts 11ve 1n posmon Would be from 4 p m on Sundays th ru Friday morn· tng Days are free (8 00· 3 00) Apphcant wall need to beco me a certllted Wav•er Provider Wilb OhiO Departmen t of MA/00 Send res ume to the Me1gs Co Bd of MR/DD 1310 Carleton Street Syracuse Oh1o 45779 by 3/1106 Applications for Machlntst & Welder 5 years e~e p erelnce apply 7 30· 4 OOpm Ambros•a Mach 1ne Inc Route 2 Bo~e 254 P01nt Pleasant WV 25550 (304)675- 1722 AHentlonl Local company offenng ~ N O DOWN PAYM ENT" pro grams lor you to Ouy your home anstead ot renting • 100% l1nanclng • Less than perfect cred1t accepted • Payment could be the same as rent o~;•;•;:'eii:.ot d •ho. • ,ooff;oe•c• ' "ilio " · --• Mortgage Locators (740)367-0000 TIRED OF GAS PRICES & COMMUTING? CAREER DISTURSED? Chnsttan Owned Company Onenng A Home Managed Bus1ness Pari ttme or Full t1me Full Support and Al l real estate advertlt lng Tra mtng Full y l tnanced In this new•paper Ia opportunity 11 qualll1ed subject to the F•deral 1·800: 946·7572 P1n 00 (If Fair Houalng Act or 1968 no answer, please leave Whlc:l'l maltea It illegal to message) advertise · any preference. limlta11on or discrimination bated on MONl:\ race, color, rellgion, ux TO loi\N familial atatu a or national on gin, or ~ny Intention to make any such preference , llmltallon or dltcrlminallon " 1 i~~;;.;;~;;~ Thts neWIIpaper will not knowing!~ accept advertt aementa tor real estate wh ich Is In Yi olatlon at the law Our re aders are hereby Informed that all dwelling• advertised In th1a newspaper are available on an equal opportunity batta Trans1t1ons for Youth IS seek lng a par t 11me LSW to license ard recrwt foster homes and to do publiC rela· t1ons w1th county agenctes Make your own hours and work from home Please send resume to Trans1Uons for Youth 5801 State Route 141 Ga!l1pohs Oh1o 4563 t No phone calls please SrnooiB INSlRIJCnON Concealed P1sto! Class All States Mar 11 2006 $75 oo 9 ooam VFW Mason WV Ph (740)843 5555 Ltke workmg w1th numbers? Che ck ou t Accountmg classes/programs @ Galllpolts Career College (740)446-4367 800-2 14 0452 12748 Drivers Wanted· NO COL REQU IRED, Senters Encouraged to Apply Benel1ts mclude vacat1on and Pa1d Holidays Must Pass a Pre-employment Drug Tes t Have an Excellent DriYmg Record Now h~r~ng • EMTs 8. MISO:U ANF.OUS Full t1me Pos1t1ons Available ParamediCS Call (740)354 For More Into Call800•53 1· 5433 or 1 866-97 1 5433 Club Car Go!! Carts Gas 6553 W1th Tops · Good Shape Ptn es Hills Goll Course Drtvers lntoC1sion 1n GallipOlis $1 200 00 740·992·2720 or Re9•onal loads Great pay has pos1110ns ava11a01e 740-992 -63 12 company benefitS & bonus· slarttng at $8/hour W~? es CDL·A w/ 1yr vert tractor make calls on behall ol Do you ~se tobacco prod tr! exp req Martm Transpor t non prol1t and polt ttcal ucts' Are you mterested m 866 293 7435 orgamzat1ons talk1ng about smok1ng and For a hmated t1 me make 50~o NO EXPERIENCE qwt!lng? Tell us what you selling Avon Cal! (740)446· necessary• th1nk We are looktng lor 3358 III•Hea tth Benefi t§ women who currently smoke 1 Traamng c1gar ~ttes or who have been Home Health Atdes- S1gn usmg nteotlne replacement On Bonu s Home Healthcare •R'"'"'ment plan th erapy for more than three of SE Oh1o IS currently hmng lli•Weekll) pay months Part1c1pate 1n a home health a1des compel•· I tionus plan group diSCUSSIOn and earn ttve wages Call (740)682· scn~ dules $25 For mo re 1nlormai!On 1222 about th1s study please call Home Healttkare Ql SEO 1s Amy Ferket1ch at The Ohto atmosphere State Un1vers1ty 1-866-770 Curren tly Accept1ng Call to schedule an 7376 Appllcaltons Fo r Full & Partmterv1ew today! time AN 's Compet tt1ve 180 \\'.\~/}]) Wages Bonuse s & Beneflls ro Do Call Tal! free 1 866 388 100 F40)446 -7442 ext 2457 lmmedtate need Joe Cert1f1ed Care Home Expertenced and recently ASSISted & Non ASSIS ted · 877 -463-6247 1 graduated Medical Persons meals & snacks Transcr1pttOn1stS wanted to ext prov,J.ded Excellent Care work 1n sta te of the an "oHtce (304)882 3880 wl!h full productiOn and sup port capa tldily All the 11n~,;s Overbrook Aeha bt!1tat1on Compu ter Trouble Shoo ter you want •n a greal :.ork1ng Center IS currently accepting and Repatr E ~per t Se•v•ce envtronment Apply through aopilcatJons for full-ttme 740·992·2395 Wo ~ kF orce West V1r~ 1 n1a STNA S ?A 1P ?P 7A and 3A-3P sh1fts are available 1304)615 0858 I m Interested m Pamtmg Interested applicants should lr home child care 35140 fill out an appiJcBIIOn at 333 and Papenng your lntenor hours weekly No week Page Slreet Middleport No Walls call me l304)675 5857 Oc 1364)593 2387 ends call after 5 PM 740 pnone calls please EOE 992 400t Would h~e to work as a Farm --------local Bank 1S seekmg PArt Hand Can run most any Ttme teller Must oe ava 11 Overbrook Rehab•litat• on equtp (740)441 0918 aSk able Monda) thru Saturday CAnter •s currently acceptlnQ tar Chuck Please lorwar d resume 10 app !•catJOr"1S tor LPN 'i Dally Senttnel PO Box 729 Available sh1l ts ar e 7A 7P 190 Ct1111¥1·.1 llfRI \ anrJ 7P ?A All 1ntcrcs1ed ( r\IU 34 Pomeroy OH 4576 g applicants snoula p•"'k up an .,._ _ _ _ _ _ __. EOE c.~ppl tr:a t •nn at 133 Page Oor,tnlls Pnvale Home Care Myers PaJtng Street M•ddleport OH For has '::lOrn for one elderly Tro,J ek Dnvers needed furt her lfllmrpal•on o!ease tnan or woman Pr 1va1e pay :J 'Irs E xper~e nce r.on•act Hollm at 740 992 O~ ly Ca I P%CtiiJ 1740)388 13041675·2457 5.:72 EOE 8193 m:::-":":"-'"'::":"'"---., pl. PROFTh'iiON<\L SF.R\KB LOW -IVIOIS!ure Ca rpet-Ciean tng Brand NB'N Methocl Dry 1n 1 Hou r No Stea m-or-Shampoo Free Estimates --·clearly Clean ... (3 04)675-00 22 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wanl 1 888-582-3345 Country home m Jackson Co Seven rooms 1 5 bath, hardwood floors f\a!t base· ment 2 5 car garage 11 27 acres two barns mature pine trees Prtce 5149 000 (937)515·8670 or (740)286· 7212 Mason Co ReDe l Ad (Formally Palestme Ad ) 1920 sq It plus 3 car Garage Hous e w1lh 2 acres 25 m1ns to Toyota 20 m1ns to At 2 & 20 mlf)S to Mtlton 3 Bed/2 Bath Island Kttc hen w1th Apphances Large · Fam1iy Ro om/Fireplace with Entertamment Center Front Porch w1th Roo t ar1d back Deck ;: .. cellent Cond1!1on 5129 00 (304)562-5840 1304 /552 0756 (304)546 2841 1!1 \IISI\11· IJ10 H OMF"S IUR SALE Newly remodeled 3 or 4 bed rooms CM tral aar lull basement hardwood floors, detached garage large cov· 3BA 2 Oath den 8 miles ered pa t1o fenced back lrom Holzer Hosp1tal on 160 yard close to schools Po1n1 North Owner Fmance FHA Pleasan t $69 500 approved (740)446 3570 (740)70 9-1382 www.orvo.com 38R, 2 Car attached Garage on 1 06 acres $62 000 1304)675 6331 Home Ltstlngs l tst your home by calling (740) 446-3620 3BR 2 full ba th 1 900 sq ft full basement 2 car attached garage 3 acres Chester Townshtp Eastern school d1stnct OH AI 7 Mar Memonal Gardens Call (740)985 4321 alter 6pm Vtew photos/In fo on ltne. Home ot DtS!Inctton 3 bed room 3 ba th 2 acres ar 2 story unattache arage gas wellllree ga"7s Rutland OH Cal 740)742 3 2 3 0 ~ ppo•ntments only Cod 306 ,t= Nice 1987 14x70 3 bedroom home Only $8,995 W1ll help wtth deli ve ry Call Elame (740)385.(1698 Used mob1!e homes lor sale 14' & 16' wide 2 & 3 bed· rooms 6 tQ choose from 1996 model & up (740)3888513 (dayt•me ) (740 )388 · 8017 (evenmgs) ( 740 1 294 ~ ~014l60 I!'"(;.w.e~ek~e·n•d.;sl_ _ _., r B USINESS AND BUDJ>INGS --- !'OR SALE $15 67 $21 98Jhr , now hlrmg For appi1C8Mn and free •NOTI CE• governement fO b mlp, call ~HIO VALLEV PUBLISH Amencan Assoc of Labor 1· lNG CO recommends tha 913·599·8042 24/hrs emp IYou do bustness w1th pea serv ~Je you know and NOT I lsend money through th Retail Sales ClerK 20 to 3 ~all until you have 1nYI SII I t>uy Junk Ca rs (304)7735004 CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4' s For Sale .. ··------ ----· -----· ------ ·----- 725 Announcement ------------ --------.030 An\lq ues ··-- __________ __ ------ ---- ---- -- ....................... 530 Apartments for Renl.. .... .... .......... _....... . ._ ... 440 Auction and Flea Markel .. ----··· ... . 080 Auto Parts & Accessortes ........ ._ .... .. ._ ........ 760 Auto Repair .. ______ .... ._ .. _, ______ ._ ...... ._._ .._ ..... 770 KIT & CARLYLE " OlJSio:S RENr 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments, furniShed and unfur· mshed , secunty depos1t 2 bedroom $400 mo!lth, required no pets 740·992· $200 depos11 1601 Graham 2218 School Ad {740)256-6702 I bedroom , very neat 3 BIR h.ou se tn Syracuse wate rttrash pa1d $425 00 Month, $200 00 $275/month plus depos•t secunty deposit 740 949 - references no pets 2025 (740);l86.·9686 FOR 3 Bedroom House 1n New Haven $375/month , $350/deposlt No Pets (304)882 3652 Yo'u r Ad, Offtee 11o~~ l:lr10 Mo~n f HOMF~ fUN SAU 1.1x70 3 bedroom 1 112 bath wheels and axles 4 yoar old Colontal on 3 blocks & NC S7 500 acres approx 1 800 sa ft 3 (7401388 8978 tldr 2 baths 2 car ga1age master bdr 1S 26)(24 wtlh a JaCuZZI lut $125 OdD 2006 t 6 wtde Spec tal Pr•ce S1811mo Call (7 40)385 !7401446 7029 7671 4BR Foreclosure only 96 FleeTwoOd 3 ~R Only Sl4 800 For lisl•nqs call ~169 mo Call (740)385 BOO 391 ·5228 ext F254 9948 I Business Locat1on for Sale Located on Sandhill Roac:t Poin t Pleasant w v call 304 675-3423 LoTs& 7 acre country home, 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, w/d, relngerator range electftc & water paid, free yard mow 1ng propane heat & woodburner newly remodeled month ly plus deposit, call between 9·2pm at (740)6746951 1 6 acres on Oak H111 Ad Chester Ohto, water, gas eleCtriC on property $15,000 304·483-7550 22 acres, wonderful v1ew ridgetop property close to mam htghway petfect tor 4· wheeler tratls , • (7 40)707· 2109 REAL EsTATE WANm> Need to sell your home? La te on payments, d1vorce JOb transler or a dea th? ' ! can buy your home Ail cash and quick clos1ng 7 40-416 3130 Gooos Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now takmg Applications tor 2BA, 3BA & 4BA , Apphcatltms. are taken Monday thru Fnday. lrom 9 00 A,M ·4 P:M Office Is Located at 1151 Evergreen Onve 130in.t Pleasant, wv Phone No 1s (304)675· 5806 E H 0 Ir ~~~~~~s l..,t___.UK_PI_r.A.~.t:-·-rl r Thompsons Appllance & Repalr-675·7388 For sale re-condllloned automatiC washers & dryers, refr,gera· tors. gas and electric ranges, ai r conditioners, and wn nger washers Will do repatrs on major brands m h 1 ho s op or a your me i cllll'--"":':'----., i on SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740· 992·2526 Russ Moore, owner r WANTED Re sponsible Toy Rat Terriers, 6 weeks, party to take on small CKC, shots and wormed month ly Payments on High $125 (740)256·3168 Dellntbon B1g ScraM TV 1800-398 3970 FOR SAl.E i .tYIU( ..,.._ 16ft C3oldstar factory tra1ler, 3,500(b axles $900 63 model 600 Senps Ford dump !ruck, ready to go Holzer Hosptt al WI D hookup DepoSit/references r.equtred (740)339·0362 local ceil phone r c NOTICES WEEKLY AVAILABLE ncludes Retngera tor /Mic rowave From $175 To $250 College Htll Motel Call (740)245· 5326 PubhcNolices i1n New.;pap<" · Your Rtghllo Kno•, Dtltvel'lfl Righllo Yonrllooc. . Commercial Propect, & BUIIdang for Sale 9 9 acres Case Number 05CV082 Home Nalfdnal Bank Plalnltll vs Gary Tillis et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Oh)o. In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from said court i n the above entllled action, I will expose to sale at public auction on the front steps ol lhe Mlegs County Court House on Friday, March 31 , 2006 at 10 A.M., ol said day, the following described Real Estate: The following described real estate, situated In Rutland Township, County of Meigs and State of Ohio: Being a part of a tract of land transferred to Harry Yarbrough as recorded In Deed Book 328 at Page 04 7. Meigs Counly Recorder 's Office, Meigs Counly, Ohio, also betng a parl of Section 18, Township6 -North , Range- 14 Wesl , Rulland Township, Meig s County, State of Ohio and more partiCUlarly described as follow s: Beginning at a polnl In lha centerline ol Town s hip Road #369, formerly the State Road that ran from Rulland to Horrloonvl lle, which Is aasumed to bear West a distance of 2899 .05 feel and North 0 ' 25'53" Wes t a distance ol 952-05 feet f rom lhe s outheast corner of said Section 18, Towns hlp-6-Norlh, Range - 14 - Wesl , Thence lea ving sa id contellna and a long osoumed South line of said tract recorded In Deed Book 32 8 at Page 047, Soulh 80' 48' 54" West pass· lng thru 5/8" lr.on pins set at a dlslance of 20.00 feet and at a distance of 163.41 feel and going a total dlslance of 183.41 feel to a polnl being the intarsecllon of the centerline or County Road #3 and the cen· 1er line of County Road 160; Thenc e along lhe centerline ol said County Road 13 lhe following thre e courses· 1. North 01 ' 53' 48 " East a distance of 146.12 feel to a point; 2 North 04' 10' 11 " East a dlslance of 152.74 feet to a point; North 06 ' 26'40" 3 East a dlslance of 160.46 feel to a polnl being the lnlersectlon of said centerline and the centerline of Township Road 1369; Thence leaving said County Road 13 and along the Cenlerllne ol said Township Road # 369 lhe followIng three couses: 1. South 22 ' 25 ' 27" East a distance of 48.93 feello a point; 2 South 26 ' 42 ' 55" East a distance of 50.66 feel to a point; South 17 ' 21 '52 " 3 East a distance of 354 68 feetlo t he prlctpal point ol beg in· nlng, contain i ng 1 0315 acre s , more or less, sublec l lo all legal easements and rlghls·ol·wsy. Bearlags are assumed and a re for the determlnl atlon of angle s only. The above des crl p· lion was prepared from an actual I urvey made on lhe 25th day of Oc tober, 1V9 5, by Th o ma s Smllh , O h io Professi o n a l Surveyor, #6844 . Re ferenc e Dead· Vo lu me 127, Pag e 2 1, Meig s Counly Officia l Re cord• Aud itors a Parc el No.: 11· 00402 001 Pro~erly c. J Address. 36105 Loop Road, Rulla'nd , OH 45775 also shown In lhe Meigs County Audtlor 's Office as 36185 McMurray Road , ~ Rutland , OH 45775 to make sums as hereinabove set out , ludgment with the said Interest thereon, and costs aforesaid; and lhal you also pay lhe costs ol this wrll , and all In c rease and FOR SAJ.t: For sale Boer Goat• Born 1fl January very limited numbar ChampiOn bloodlines on bolh !!Ides also several purebred breeding age males 'Protesst<Jna! b~eeder (740)245-0485 after 6pm 98 For.d Ranger ExtCab 4X4 6995 00, 91 Foro Ran~er ExiCab 4X4 3215 00 99 Ford Ranger ExtCab 4X4 6995 00 , 99 Chevy 510 'ExtCab 4X4 7995 00 99 Dodge Dakota Club Cab 4X4 8495 00 A1verv1ew Performance Bull sale Boyd Motors 2 Blocks Above Beet Cattle sellmg 65 Angus McDonalds Pomeroy OhtO & 15 Polled Hereford Bulls 740 992 3490 All A1 Sarad At 6 JOpm,Monday J/6/06 at the New OK Ltvestoc~ Auct1on on the AA Haghway Maysville KY 1606)584 1999 Dodge Durango fully 5194 loaded, e~ecellent condltiOf'! 113 000 mtles $8500 0 80 H•v& (740)384·6384 leave mes GRAIN sage $2,500 (740)379-2351 Boston Temer pu pptes 2 4000 Ford D1ese l tractor bnndle 2 black and white Power steenng runs good Appliance Warehouse 101 $400 Call (740)441 1047 excellent shoot metal New and Gently Used and leave message Apphances wi'Wa rran tly leave message Washers, Dryers P1nscher pupDoberman Aefngerators Located next LoadTra1!/LoadMax Tra Jie rs lo the Downtown Atpley Post pies AK C red/rust 1 male G oos e nec k s/DUmps / 1 female vel checked $400 Otftce Open M-F 304-372· Ut11111es Carm tctlael ea DOB-1/05/06 81 86 Eqwpm ent (740)446-2412 (740)696-1085 $3-80_,-0--(-7-40~)-64_5_-2_7_2~9 - JET AERATION MOTO RS f"ul! blooded Rat Terner'PUP· Repa1red New & Reby dt In ptes, black/tan. Yery cute 6 Stock Call Ron Evans 1 wks old (740)256 1997 800-537 -9528 'Jack Loves to be held Avatiabie for Adopt1on at Th e Mobile Home Lot lor rent Perenmal Cat next to Methocllst Church m Ka nauga Pnvate w/carport (740)446-4782 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Ptpe Rebar Angle, For Concrete Channel, Flat Bar Steel For Drams, Gratm g Dnveways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday Voluntee rs Needed Tuesday, Wednesday & Please call (740)645·7275 Friday, Bam -4 30pm Closed Th ursday, Saturday & Maltese puppy AKC sunda' (7401 446-7300 female Yet checked DOB· New Hospt tal Scrubs, small 1125/05 S800, (7 40)696V· Tech toys Ol d Cook1e 1085 Jars, Heartland DIShes, - - - - - - - - - , Bedd1ng Pom erantan pupp1es AKC Camsters, ' (304)675-2801 2 males wolf/sable DOB· 12/15105, vet checked $400 ea (740)696-1 065 Help Wanted · -Industrial WorkersAmerican Electric Power/ Mountaineer Power Plant Loca l Area Industry in New Haven (Mason Co) WV seekmg personnel for entry level positions in the coal yard line of progression. 40 Hr. workweeks, rotatmg shift work required Two Year Degree or Equivalent Entry level wage rate@ approx $14.68 per hour with steps for progressiong Benefit pac kag~ being offered Interested cand1dates are to submit resumes to· Human Resource Dept. P.O. Box 1051 New Haven, WV 25265-1051 By: March 3, 2006 --A n Eq ual Opportum ty Employer -M/F/ 0 / V r r square bales (740)446 2412 oc (7 40)645-0608 II<\ ''1'010 \I 10\ 2004 ChBY)I Tratlblazer 4WO w/tow pkg Kelly Bluebooks @ $22,000 man'tl ex tras 10,500 mtles ext..e!lent condtllon garage kept S17 900 (304)675 1408 =:;;:~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;, ~!I) McnoRCYa..FS' i10 A·~ "" • vo I ---, 4 WHEEI:EHS I • m R SALE •-•llioilioiiiiiiiii•• 1999 Harlev Davtdson Uhra $500[ Pol1ce Impounds• Class•c Loaded E~ece!!ent Cars from $500 For It slings condition 29 000 total miles 800·391·5227 e)(t 3901 Price $13 500 Cell 740 949 -2217 un111 7 pm Shenmu Tractor 25hp 2 I 989 Honda CIVIC 4 speed whee! dnve w•th 4FT brush 2dr hatchback Orand new 2003 Suzuki 4WD Vmson hog $2 000 1990 Ford Sony CD player w/remot e 500 ATV wtlh 34 mt les F;:>SO 4 wheel dnve Truck: CARMI CHAEL looks/ runs good $800 $4900 $1 800 12 fool long 5 toot (740)388-8 110 EQUIPMENT (740)446· d1a tank: wtth ends cut out 2412 1992 Honda CIVIC $500 for Cieek Cross1ng $250 Cars from $500 For hst1ngs 89 Honda Goldwmg w/tratl· (304)675-5492 800-391 5227 ext C548 er 6cyl 45 000 m1les very good shape well ma1n LIVt.SIOCK t999 O!ds E1gh):y-E1ght LS tamed coyer extra lights chrome $7 150 Well mamtamed loaded and newer t1 res e~ecellent cond1 ( 740)441 ·5540 9· 15 mo Reg Angus Bulls t1on 127 K m1les ask1r1g - - , - - - - - - - - and He1fers Reg 4yr Bull $4 000 (740)245-5934 99 Harley Fat Boy 9 400 and Bred cows (740)446 m1les lots of Chrome and 9856 2001 Grand Jeep Cherokee extras (740)446 9954 Ltm1ted white new t1res ~~....--~~--~ Angus Bull s. two X-breds 4 e)(ce!lent condttiOn $12 500 lloATS t'.!;S~~ healers Excellen t breedtng (740)446 -4060 oc (740)36 7~ ~ • Slate Run Farm See 7762 www slaterunfarm com , (740)286-5395 2001 Pon tiac Grand Am GT 24ft Pontoon boat 48H P loaded 28K mtles garage eng1ne Nearly new trader Btack Angus bulls for sale kept $9 BOO (304)862 2356 (74())446-1543 1,200 tbs Call (7 40)256 150 Auro p,yns & 2002 Suzuki LX7 4x4 PW At:CfS'iORIEl> ~15_2__0_-::--:-:-:-::---::- 'p l CD 80 000 (mostly h'gh· Shelled Corn $3 50 per 50 way) mtles SB 500 OBO 1988 Full s1ze Bronco P¥~rts 12% All Stock $5 40 per so Cell# (740)208·0495 only 3oz auto set of Othe r liVestock feed avail· 2003 Dodge Neon , stan- 33x12 50 36x14 50 used able 74()-698·09 11 dard a1r, t•lt, runs grea t 0Ci:ia:i11 .07~4;;;0.:;;3;7;;, ;. 9-..;;9;; 88 ;;7~~...., brand new tares 57 000 ~:; CAMPERS & m1ies S4 000 080 (740)2 56-9031 17 40)256- L._..,;;M,;;OTORiliiliioiiHiii OMES iiiiiiiio,..J 1233 1994 Dutchman 22 f1 84 Mercury Gouger 50 runs camper selt-contamed w/ good $500 OBO (740)379 a1r Steeps 7 Good 2930 Condt!IOn $4 000 or woul d 96 BUick LeSabre 97 000 trade for smaller camper r i I m• needs body work and radtator new t1 res battery, brakes and rotors $1 500 J:l'll!"'-~~----, OBO (740)446 9632 HoME Mason County Community Foundation Dmner Putltng Grant Money Back · lnlo the Commun tty Thursday, March 23, 2006 R1vers1de Golf Course Shariff Sales T R!ICK.S LJVESI'OCK Block bnck, sewer p1pes. Ambrosia Machtne Inc wmdows. l•ntels etc Claude Route 2 Box 254 Po1nt Wmters, A10 Gra nde OH Pleasant WV 25550 Call 740·245·5 121 (304)675-1722 7 30 iiiiio.:.;::;;;;;;;;;:n.~.~.'---, 4 OOpm n ,, m R SAI£ Ftre Wood • Seasoned Hardwood Spit! and AKC Golde n ~etnevers Delivered Call 740·949· F1rst shots and wormed 2038 light gold m color $250 Call I \1!\1 '' 1' 1' 1 II' (740)286-9808 Round bales of hay for sale ,\11\l ... ll)(l-. Dry & wet bale s $15$25 -B-e-au_t_lfu_l_fu_ll_b-ce_e_d_c_o<_l,-es-2 Call(740)245 9557 FAR\! males parents on premises EQuiPMENT $75 00 Call 740-645-4155 Very good rn 1xed hay· -:::::~:::::::::::..:=======:::; Mobile home spaces m Countr y Mobile Home Park Ret~r~ng from mtillary, com· lng home after 20 years (740)385-4019 Look1ng for 3BR+ home or 5+ acre bu1 ldmg s1te m Eastern school district close to Tuppers Plains or AT 7 Furmshed 1 Br Apartment wtth utthbes on s1te Contact very nice $350/month Jeff 301·638·0664 E·ma1l (304)675-2970 etcsh dletOyahao cam SUI~ r•••oioiiliioiiiiiiii•• I iiiil'"'='~-----., ~~ CHAN ~l.ANF.OI.S o·~ 8 UIUJING i I J.--------.....1 a::!!'""--::'---~-, A ..rnr.r ...~ Twin Rive rs Tower IS accept· n..~u JV'..' tng appttcatlons for wattmg ' ~~-•••••••" list for Hud·subslzed l · br Buy or sell R 1venne aEpHaOrtment, call 675 . 6679 Anttques 1124 East Mam 1BR nicety furn tshed apart n. CE S..-" ment qwet area suitable for :ohn n roo..... F· ~lio""'iiiiii'•• 1 adult pnvate driveway •---· w/carport (740)446 -4782 Downtown Office Space 5 BEAUTIFUL APART· room su1te $650/mo, 1 room MEl-ns AT BUDGET offlcb- !i2251mo · 2 room PRICES AT JACKSON swte $250Jmo Secunty ESTATE S 52 Wesl woocl ' deposit reqwred Vou pay Qnye from $344 to $442 ufllit1es All spaces very ntce Atten11onl II C Walk to shop & movtes · a Elevator Call (740)446-3644 Local company offenng ~No 74()-446-2568 Equal DOWN PAYMENT' pro· Housing Opportunity grams lor you to buy your Bran d New 2BA Apar tments horne 1nstead of rent1ng Ref Stove, Wa , Dry • 100% f1nanc1ng HtPump Wa, Sewer mel • Less than perfect credit Close to At 35 Rodney Area accepted • Payment could be the Rei requ•red, Depos1t, No Bed room turnt ture quahty Pets $585mo Call 446·1271 same as rent fiVe p~ece set $950, Aechner Mortgage Locators Brand new 2BR apts on $125, Curto cabmet $125 (74())367-0000 Bob McCormick Ad Cal! lor (7 40)256-1428 See OUiet rural locat•on Just deta1!s (740)44 1 0 194 or be-sales com for pictures ~-------mmutes from GalbpohsJRIO (740)441 -1 184 New Berner carpet $6 95/ Grande Spac1ous 3BR/2Ba Clean upsta trs apt m down· yard Remanents starting at large LA, DR, kitchen wlbar town Galhpolis, 2/bedrooms heat pump no smokmg 2/baths dtshwasher wash· $25 Mollohan Carpet 78 St , Galli polis please no mdoor pets er/d rye r hookup. $525 V1ne (7 40)446 7444 $500/month Includes wa1ar depoSit references (740)379-9445 (740)446-9209 New Couch & Loveseat Stop renttng Buy 7 bedroom CONVENIENTLY LOCAT - $450 Call Mollohan Carpet (7 40)446-7 444 foreclosure $18 000 For hst ED & AFFORDABL(t tngs 800 391 5228 ext Town house apartments, Relndg Whirlpool 18 cu ft 1709 and/or small houses FOR hke new $200 (304)67 5 RENT Call (740)441·111 1 1731 ' , lor apphcat1on & mforma11on MOBILE HoMFS Downtown !ocat1on 1 BA Retngerator ~hlte Whirlpool FOR RENT $t25, relngerator whtte 641n apt unfurnasr, no pets deposit h1gh 28w, washer GE $95 . 2 bedroom mobile home m refe rences dryer GE ,$95 range 30m Rac1ne, $351J mo plus $350 (740)446-Q13 $95 Genes Apphances 76 depOsit years lease, no GraciOUS liVIng 1 and 2 bad· V1ne St Ga111polis OH pets no calls aft er 9pm room apartments at Village (740)446-7100 oc (740)709 (740)992-5039 Manor and Rtverstde 11 01 2BR mobile ho me very Apartme nts m Middleport Sec tions ~hunter green clean, m the country Rent From $295-$444 Call 740· plaid wfbed & 2 recliners 992 5064 Equal Housmg $300 Oeposat .$200 plus util$225 416-1453 or 740·992· Opportunlltes Ities (740)256-6202 0805 after 6pm 2BR 14x70 2bath new car N1ce 1br all e!ectnc stove & pet, CIA Yery n1ce relndg furn •shed located - - - -- - -- H'gh School Help Wanted waterftrash pa1d neac $375/month Qlus deposit $325/month plus deposit r references, 110 pets (304)675-31 oo (740)388-9686 One BR apartment. close to r ACRFAGE t 18A apt 4 rent Stoye/refng waterltrashlsewer pel $325 mo (740)367-7015 (740)446·4734 HOU!>'FJIOU) The Dai ly Sentinel • Page 83 6:30pm T1ckets are $40/person Corporate table sponsorsht ps avatlable To make reservatiOns please call Sarah Hall at 1-866·428-4438 or Amy J. Leach 675-4340 , Exl 1492 LIMI TED TICKETS • 97 Ford Explorer XLT wtth trac cont rol VB fully loaded 4)(4 red , $4 500 Call {740)446-0350 r 15 ~ TRuCKS FOR SALE 1983 Chevy S 10 4WD extend cab excellent cond1· t1on $2 600 1995 Chevy S· 10 51 ,900 (304)675-6986 1999 GMC w/extended cab loaded 305 engme auto transm1ss •on 87 OQ{J mtles good clea n sohd truck excellent conditiOn $8 500 (7 40)441 10 14 L\IPROVEl\fENTS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditiOnal hfellme guar· antee Local references furntshed Establishe d 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 4460870 Rogers Basement WaterprOOIInQ on SAVINGS 200 1 Dodge Ram •truck 2500 SLT Heavy Duty spnngs, camper spec1al, 10 ply !Ires S7 500 Call Ed (7 40)367-0624 l"'o.!l" Chevy Colorado E.-t Cab 05 Auto 2W D wlbedlmer excellent cond1110n Kelly Blue Book S14 600 wtll sell tor 513600 (304)5231179 Shop Classlfleds! accrUing costs ; and the residue, II any there be, you bring into this Court to abide lhe further order of lhe Courl , and that you make relurn ol your proceedings to our said Court within six t y days from lhls date, and have you then and there this writ. Sold separately, Mobile Home- 19 89 Southwood ID CLM046SOOT N Ohio Cerl. Title I 5300182427 Current Owner: Gary TilliS el al Property al: 36105 Loop Ro a d Rulland , Ohio PP # 11 00402 001 Prior Deed References · Vo lume 127, Page 2 1, Land Appra i sed at $ 15,000 00, Mobllo Home T rail er apprais ed al $2,500.00. Terms o l Sale: Cannot be sold for les s 2/3rds of the appraised valu e_ 10% down on day o f sala, cash or r··-···-··-··-···-· ·-··-· ··-··-··-··-···-·· -·· -···-~- ··-··· -· · -· ·-·· -·1 Reaeh 3 Counttes I Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! certif ied I I I I I I I I I check , Balance due on c onfi rmation o f sale _ Th e a ppra i sal did Incl ude an Interior axsamlnatlon ol the house . The land and lhe trailer will be sold separately Robarl E. Beegle, Meigs Counly Sheriff Attorney for the Pl alnlllf, Little Sh eets & Warner, 213 E 2nd , P o meroy, Ohio, 740.. 99 2-11689. (2) 22, (3) 1, 8 I II, I®a lllpoli5 E ath, O:ribnn l' I I I I lO om t ~Dlrasant i\l'gistrr I T h e Da ily S entinel L_ . .-..\~!. ~:.234~·-···-···-·.. -·.\74o!.22!:.2 I s~.- .... . :. _... _ ... -.L~)..~:.1 33~·- .. -·J �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 1;· 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com Wednesday, March 1, 2006 The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com · ~LLEYOOP NEA BRIDGE Vour Rtg.ht. to Knovv~ Public Notices In NC'\N!Ypu.pers. Delivered Rllilht t.o Your Door. ACROSS Morae Road, Bldg H· Meigs County Court point which 11 centerline of said 2, Columbus, Ohio . House on Friday, assumed to ba the Township Road 41 to 43229-6693. 44 March :h, 2006 at I 0 Southeast corner of a a point; thence The project cov- a.m. ol said day, the 0.30 acre more or Deg. 41 ' 22" Weal, less tract of land aa 111.00 feet along the ered by this ,cllon lo following described i " Thomas . Dunn" Real Estate: described In P,rcal 1 centerline of said I (iMG-Sb-61). The Parcel One: The folof a deed recorded In Township Road 41 to I Deed Book 328 at a point; thence N. 23 project site Ia located lowing described real Deg . 32'04" West , along Bailey Run estate situated In the Page 171; T~ence Box 189 Auto & Truck leaving said center- 421.T2 feet. to the Road , approximately County of Meigs and 1.5 miles north of In the Stste of Ohio, line and along the point of BEGINNING I i-i:!~~Middleport, OH Repair boundaries of said passing an Iron rod at SRT24, in Section 33, and In the Village of I" 45760 0.30 acre more or 30 feel for reference, Salisbury Township, Pomeroy, and bound3 miles west of less tract the follow- containing 2.00 Acres . Meigs County, Ohio. ed and described as Home • Auto • Life • Retirement Ing three courses: The project Involves follows: more or leas. Pomeroy; OH • IRA • 401 K Roll overs • Major Med off-loading and stabi- Lots Numbered One 1. North 33 deg. Excepting ·a ll legal on State Rt. 124 41'26" West a dls- easements, right of lizing a landslide, and Two (T-2) in Medicare Sup. • cancer • Accident tanca of 112.50 feet to wayS, restrictions construction of sub- Biddle's Subdivision a point; and reaervatlons of su~ace and surlace In the Village of 740-843-5264 . 2. South 52 deg, record. dralnag• controls, Pomeroy, Ohio, as 36' 49" West a dis· FOR LAST SOURCE closure of a small designated on the tanca of 112.00 feet to OF TITLE SEE O.R. drift mine entry, end Plat and Survey of Subdivision a point; restoration of all dis- aald Vol. 88, Pg.777 of the South 25 deg. Meigs County, Ohio 3. turbed areas. The bearing date March 13'22" East a dis- Recorda or Deeds . project is TOO% feder- 15, 1950, flied In the tance of 114.50 feet to Parcel No. 11-. ally funded. II you office of the Recorder CONSTRUCTION a P.,inl In the center- 01084.001 have any que.stlona .of Meigs CounTy, Chuck Wolfe less. . Properly address: or concerhs about Ohio; March 30, 1950, . line· of said township 97 Beech Street Township, Reedsville, The coal and other 343T4 Parkinson the project, please and · recor.ded In Plat Road 1100; Owner contact Mr. Terry Book No. 3 on Page · Middleport. OH Meigs county, Ohio, minerals underlying Thence leaving said Road, Middleport, 1 1 VanOfferen at the 45 of the Record . of and being part of a the above (lescrli\qd 0.30 acre more or Ohio 45760. 10x10x10x20 of Meigs premises and the Division's ad_diess Plats 100 acre lot No.4: tess tract and along current owner Jamie privilege of mining ~eglnnlng at a raillisted above or at County, Ohio; except~ · said centerline South Lambert aka Jamie 1 992-3194 and removing the · 58 dog. 26 '38" West a ing and reserving the road spike In the Barrell & Curtis (614) 265-1094. Licensed Home Builder or 992-6635 same without unnec- distance of 23.39 feet Lambert Property at coal and other minerintersection of the (3)1 als underlying said existing centerline of essary disturbing the to the principal point 34314 Parklns.on "Middleport's only premises, together State Rou" No 124, surface is reserved. of beginning contain- Road, Middleport, Self-Storage• and the south line of There is also except- ing 3.1660 acres · Ohio with the right to mine 45760 PPt Public Notice ·ww 7T4 the same, heretofore Prior said Section 3 and ed any and ali legal more or less of said 11.0T084.001 References Sheriff Seles the South line of 100 right of way, and the Tract 2 and 1.0415 Deeil reseved by . prior acre lot No. 104, said corners of the afore- acres. more or less of Volume 88, Page 777. . Case No. 05CV067 grantors. And being point being the said described real said Tract 4 for a total Appraised at. Chase Hoine Finance part of the property conveyed by E. W. grantors' southwest estate being marked of 4.2075 acres more $45,000.00 terms of LLC property corner ; by 4" round cement or less, subject to all sale: Cannot be sold Plaintiff Schreiber and Bertha thence North 0 Deg . cylinders... . legal easements and lor less than 213rds of B. Schreiber, husVB . 08' . 09" West along Auditor's Parcel No.: rights·of·way. the appraised value. Robert Jason . aka band and wile, to Elva grantors west proper· 08-00430.000 Bearings are T0% down on day of Robert Jason Hall E. Biddle and Carl P. ty line and the •exist- ALSO THE FOLLOW- assumed and are for sale, cash or certified aka Robert J. Hall & Biddle, by deed dated Ing centerline of state ING DESCRIBED · the determination of September 27, 1~B. check, balance .due Crystal Lee Hsll route No. 124, 168.62 REAL ESTATE situate angles. on .confirmation of Defendants and recorded In Book · E•perieiJce. www.dlnbllr.....,akcabln-,.•....., feet • to a railroad in Letart Township, The above descrip- sate: The appraisal Court of Common 160, at Page 515 of spike in the grantors' Meigs County, Ohio tion was prepared did Include an Interior Plees, Meigs County, the Deed Recorda of Ohio. Northwest property and being more fully from an actual survey examination of the Meigs County, Ohio. 740-992-6971 corner: thence . 89 described as follows: made on the 22nd day house. Robert E. In pursuance of an Auditors Parcel Nos. 2459St. Rt dog. 51 '51 " East CORRECTED of May, 1992, by C. Beegle, Meigs County order of sate to me 16-01259.000 and 16Free DESCIPTION OF Thomas Smith, Ohio Sheriff. along the grantors' directed from said 01260.000 · ESTATE Professional ·ATtorney North Property line, REAL lor the court In The above Parcel TWo: • 487.84 feet to an Iron DESCRIBED IN VOL· Surveyor #6844. Plaintiff McCown & entitled action, I will Situate In the Village Complete Tree Care Judy Kay's Re-opened! pin in the grantors UME 331, PAGE. 73: Note: The 3.1660 Aaaociatas, 311 Park expose to sale at p~b­ of Pomeroy, In the ACE TREE SERVICE " Stop by & check out our new additions w our Northeast property Being a part of two acres in Tract 2 Is part Ave, Ironton, Ohio llc auction on the County of Meigs and 179 Rand St. menu as weiJ as your old favorite~ · tracts of land record- of 100 Acre Lot 1271 comer; thence south 45638, 740.532-8744 front steps of the Stale of Ohio, and Gallipolis, OH . 0 dog. 08'09'' east ed as Tract . 2 and ahd the 1~0415 acres (3) 1, 8, 15 Meigs County Court 111ore particularly Rick Johnson , Jr. Homemade dcsscrys • ijrcakfast served all day along the grantors' Tract 4 of a deed In Tract 4 Is part of and Owner House on Ftlday, llounded • Dail'y lunch spec ial·s ·' East property line, transferred to 100 A'cre Lot f272. March 31, 2006 at 10 described as follows, Insured Free Eat. 168.62 feet to an iron Rodney A. Neigler Being a part of the A.M., of the said day, to-wit: · Public Notice pin In . the grantors and Sarah E. Neigler real estate described following Being Lot li 3, In the southeast property as recorded in Deed In Volume 321 , Page The Cash Basis described Real Biddle's Subdivision, ROCKY'S TREE corner and the soUth Book 283 at Page 377, 193, Meigs County Annuil Financial Estate: the VIllage of line of said section 3 Meigs County _ Deed SERVICE Records. Report of the Meigs · Situated In the Village Pomeroy, as desigahd the south line of Recorder 's Office, Reference Deed: County .District of.Middleport, County nated on the Plat and. Will cul & remol-e tl'ftS or ~·ill cut into firewood . said TOO acre lot No. Meigs County, Ohio, Volume 104, Page Publ_lc Library for the · of Meigs, and State ot Survey of said 195 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 104; thence south 89 also being a part of 403, Meigs County year ended December Ohio, being lot No. Subdivision bearing TRIM TREES & 740-992-1622 deg.5T '51 '' West 100 acre Lots No. 27T Official Records. LAWN WORK 31, 2005 has been 21 of Riverview Acres date ol March TS, along the grantors' and 272 Township-2Auditors Parcel. No. completed and · is Subdivision, . as 1950, flied in the (740) 992-0472 south property line North, Range-12- 08-00473 . 001 ' available . for public shown on plat record- Office or the and the south line of West, Letart Property Address: lnspectio11 In the ed in Volume 4, Page Recorder of Meigs said section 3 and the Township, Meigs 25671 McNickles .olflce of the Treasurer 39, Meigs county Plat County, Ohio, March '' south line of said 100 County, State of Ohio Road, Racine, OH between 7:30 am • Recorda. Subject to 30, 1950, and recordacre lot no . T04. _ a nd more particularly 4577T 3:30pm February 27, the Usual easements ed in Plat Book •3 at 487.84 feet to the described as follows Current owner: Tina · 2006, 3:00 pm at the and rights of way of Page 45 of the Record point of beginning, Beginning at a point Library. Record. Lynn Boothe et al Pomeroy of Plats of Meigs containing 1.888 in the centerline of Property at: 25671 Connie Taylor, Property Addesa: 25 County, Ohio. acres. Township Road Sl 00 McNickles Road, n--urer Riverview Place, Excepting and ' Subject to all legal which bears North 89 PPt Racine , OH MCDPL Middleport, Ohio, reserving the coal highways, easements deg. 00'47" East a 08.00473.001 Prior (3) 1 owne(s : ·Bnd ·Other mineral Property and restrictions of distance of 570.25 Deed References: Robert Jason . aka underlying said record. Said preml$feet from an existing . Volume 104, Page 403 Robart Jason Hall premises together es also known as; Rail Road Spike . Appraised at . aka Robert J. Hall and with the righT to mine Public Notice . 66077 State Route which is assumed to $10,000.00 terms of Crystal Lee Hall Prior same heretofore Athens 124, Reedsville, OH be the intersection or • Heatiing sate: Cannot be sold OFFICIAL NOTICE Deed Reference: reserved by prior 45772 PPN : -09· the centrline of State for less than 213rds of Pursuant to Tille IV of Volume 164, Page 95 grantors. • Cooling Route 338 and the the appraised value. the Surface Mining and Vol~me 541 Page. Being a part of the 00945.000 • Refrigeration Current owner Brian South line of said 100 10% down on day of Control and 227 PPt: 15-00688. property conveyed by 14hr E:merMency Bailey properly at acre Lot No. 271 ; sale, cash or certified Reclamation Act of at · E. W. Schreiber and ,Appraised ScrvicC 66077 Stale Route Thence leaving said check, b~lance due T977, 30 u.s.c. T20T $25,000.00 terms of Bertha B. Schreiber Li censed & Insured 124, Reedsville, Ohio centerline South 89 on confirmatin or et aeq., the ' Ohio · sale: Cannot be sold to Elva E. Biddle and 0\'er 30 years PPt 09-00945.000 deg. 00'47" West sala. The appraisal Department of for less than 213 of- Carl P. Biddle by deed Prior · Deed· refer- passing thru an 'existdid Include an Interior Natural Resources, the appraised value. of bearing date 29670 Bashan Road ences: Volume 172, Ing iron pin al a dis· examination of the Division of Mineral 10% down on day of September 27, 1948, Racine, Ohio • New Homes Page 5T5 appraised lance . of 28.88 reel house. Resources sale, cash or certified and recorded in 45771 at $20,000.00 terms of and going a total disRobert E. Beegle, Management, hereby check, Balance due Volume 150, Page 515 ·Garages < 740-~9-2217 oale: Cannot be sold tance of 186.65 feet to gives notice of the · on confirmation of of -t he Deed Records Meigs County Sheriff • Complete lor less than 213rds of a 5/8" iron pin set; Attorney for the plain- availablllly of a FIND· ssle. The appraisal of Meigs County, ~sa. s~iio' ~ Remodeling the appraised value. thence North 33 deg. tiff Lillie Sheats & lNG OF NO SIGNIFI· did include sn Interior Ohio and being a part Public Notice 111% down on day of 21 '07" East passing Warner, 123 E 2nd, CANT IMPACT for an examination of the of the poperty conPomeroy, Ohio, sale, cash or certified · thru a 5/8 Iron pin set Pomeroy, Ohio 740- environmental houae. ·veyed · by E. W. owners: Property Hours check, balance due at a distance of · 992-6689. asseasment which Robert E. Beegle, Schreiber. Stop & Compare Randall S. Russell on confirmation of 7:00AM-8:00PM 128.95 feet and going (3) T, 8, 15. concerns an aban- Meigs County Sheriff, Being a part of the and Cynthia l . sale. The ' appraisal a total distance of doned mined land Attorney for the property conveyed by Russell, Prior qeed L.---...;:''.:; '41::,;:' .;"::;,Jpd " ::J - - - - - - - - · ·· . did Include an interior 528.37 feet To a. 5/8" reclamation project in Plaintiff · Reimer, Elva E. Biddle and Reference Volume 12, examination of the Iron pin set; . State of Ohio. The the Lorber, , Arnovltz, Carl P. · Biddle . to Public Notice STANLEY TREE YOUNG'S Robert E. Thence North 44 deg. house. State of Ohio has pre- L.P.A, P.O. Box '968, • Charles J. Mullen and ·Page 233 PPlfs T616TRIMMING & Beegle, Meigs County 01 '54" East a dis- Sheriff Sales pared, and the Office TWinsburg, Oh 44087 Phyllis A. Mullen, 0ti59.000, 0T260.000, . 16· GENERAL tance of T90. 72 feetto · Sheriff. . Case Number of Surface Mining 33().425-4201 deled SepL . 8, T955, 0126T .000 Appraised · Attorney for the plain- a 5/8" iron pin set; CONTRACTING 05CV059 · Reclamation and (2) 22 (3) T, 8 and recorded Oct 17, ·at $35,000.00 Terms . tiff John D Clunk, Thence North 20 deg. Room Additions & Walter Morgage Enforcement, United T955, in Deed Book • Prompt & quality . of Sale: Cannot be Remodeling 5601 Hudson Drive 35'58" East a dis- Company States Department of 184 at Page 632 of the work New Gar1ges sold for less t~an Suite 400, Hudson, tance of T57 .64 feet to plaintiff the Interior has Deed Records of Public Notice Electrical & Plumbing • Affordable Rates 2/3rds · of the Ohio 44234, 330.342a 5/8" iron pin set; VS approved, the enviRoofing & GuHers Meigs County, Ohio. appra_lsed value. 10% • References 8203. VInyl Sl~lng & Painting Thence N·o rth 31 deg. Jamie Lambert aka ronmental asSess~ Sheriff Sales Reference is hereby Available down on Day of Sale, Patio and Porch Deckl (3)1,8,T5 40'22" East a dis& Curtis ment for this · project Barrett Case No 01CV148 made to deed from WV036725 cash or certified • Free Estimates lance-of 152.24 feet to Lambert which was submlll~ Firat Collateral Charles J. Mullen and check, · Balance due "Insured" a 5/8" Iron pin set; V.C. YOUNG Ill Defendants by the State in appli· Se..,..ices Phyllis A. Mullen to on Confirmation of Public Notice Call Gary Stanley Thence North 32 dog. Court of corrimon cation for Title IV . plaintiff 992-62 15 Br~nch C. Fleming sale. 12'09" East a dis- · Pleas, Meigs County, financial assistance vs Pomf'r cy Ohio and FranCes Fleming, 740·742·2293 Sheriff Sales lance of 1 96.07 feet to Ohio. 2~ 'i(';'lr'> Local E•peflln't In reclaiming and Randall S. Russell & dated Nov. 28, 1955, The appraisal did n,ot Include an Interior • Leave a message Case No. 05CV088 a 5/8" iron pin set; In pursuance of an restoring land an!l Cynthia L. Russell and recorded examination of the Thence South 65 deg. order of sale to me water Home National Bank resources defandants January 11, T956, In . house. . plaintiff 12'37 " East passing directed from said adversely affected by Court of Commol'l Deed Book T85, Page Hobert E. Beegle, vo thru a 518" Iron pin set court In the above peel mining. A com· Pies, 429 of the Deed Meigs County Sheriff at a distance .of 27.42 Dennis Boothe . et at entitled · action, I will plate copy of the Meigs County, Ohio. Records of . Meigs Attorney for the defendants feet and going ·a total expose to sal.e at p!Jb- environmental In pursUance of an County, Ohio •. Reimer, Court of Co!llmon distance of 39.68 feet lic auction on the · ,assessment is avail- order of sale to me Auditor's Parcel No. Plaintiff :Arnovitz, Pleas , Meigs County, to a point in the front steps of the able from the Ohio directed from said 1&-o126T .OOO Subject Lorber, Ohio. assumed. centerline Meigs County Court Department of · court in lhe above to all leases, ease- L.P.A P.O. Box 968, of Township Road In pursuance of an House on Friday, Natural Resources, entitled aclion 1 I will ments and rights-of- Twinsburg, Oh 44087, 330-425-4201 t1 00; Thence · along April 7, 2006 at 10 Division of Mineral erpose to sale at pub- way of rec::ord. order of sale .t o me (2), 22, (3), 1' 8 directed from said said centerline the A.M., of said ilay, the Resources lic auction ·on lhe Property Address: court In the above following eight cours- following described Management, 2045 front steps of the 496 Lincoln Hili, ' entltled action, I will es: Real Estate: Situate 1. South 27 deg . in the Township of expose to sale at publie auction on the 02' 26" West a dis·. Rutland, Meigs coun35537 St Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 front steps of the lance of 20.&6 feet to ty, Ohio : Situate In Meigs County Court a point ; Section 19, T. 6N, R. . House on Friday, 2. South 15 deg. 14W of the Ohio April 7, .2006 at · 10 03'25" West · a dis- Company's Purchase A.M. of said day, the lance of 186.50 feet to and being described following described a point; as follows : BEGIN1-4 Houses & Apts. Real Estate: 3. South 06 deg. NING at an Iron rod in the 38'15" East a dis- on a fence line on the Situate 1 Luxury- Also HUD Township of Letart , tance of 213.83 feet to Nort~ line of Seeton .J Also Commercial Space County of ,Meigs , a point; 19 about 17T5 feet Stale of Ohio and 4. South 38 deg. East from the N. W. 740-416-5547 . being more particu· · · 43 '02" Weal a dil· corner of Section 19; tariy described asfol· lance of 51 .00 feet to thence Eaol · 413.08 lows: ·Baing In TOO an existing splka; feet along the fence Now Available At Acre Lot 1271 and 5. South 33 deg. on the said North line beginning South 70 35'30' We•t a distance of Section 19 to a dag. East a distance of 211.59 feet to a point I~ the canterllne of 135.5 feet and pi>lnt; , of Tqwnahip Road 41 North 74 deg. 20' East 6 South 37 deg. (Parkinson Rood), a dlstan~e of 479.2 04'07" West a dispassrng a large otone "Taki11g The Sting Out Of feet along· the Bull tance of 144.58 feet to at 39T feet for refer· ,. Hard Work!" a point ence; thence s . 25 Cave Road, from an Iron bolt in the center ·7. , South 31 d•g . Dog . 22' 12" Weal , Mid-Size 4Wheel Dri ve Trac tor of Stale Route S338 18'48 " West a dis· 213.ot feet along the with 30hp & 40hp Kubot a Engines said bolt being South lance of 166.10 feet to centerline of said · a distance 843 feet .. a point; · ' Township Road 41 to and South 5 deg. 15' 8 South 40 deg. a point ; thence S.33 Deg. 23'06 " West, Weer a distance of 30' 28 " West a dlsSt. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 137.38 feet along the 123.5 feet along the tance of 60.93 feet to Sheriff Sales Case Number 05CV114 JP Morgan Chase Bank Plaintiff VS Brian Bailey et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In pursuance or an order of sale to me directed from . said court in the above entitled action , I will erpose to sale at pub-. lie auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House · on Friday, April 7, 2006 at 10 A.M. of said day, the foilowing described real estate: Situated in Section 3, Town 4, Olive Range· 11 , cantar of State Route •338 from an Iron pin on the West aide of said State Route and on the North llile of 100 · Acre Lot t271 ; thence North 71 deg. 50' East a distance of 124.4 feet along the center of Bull Cave Road to a point Of which is South 52 deg. 22 ' West a distance .or 250.5 feet along the Bull Cave Road to the center of first bridge; thence North 18 dog. 55' West a distance of 112.25 feet ; thence South 72 deg.50' ~ast 1T2 feet; thence South T1 deg. 50' East a· distance of 114.5 feet to the place of beginning, contain-. ing 0.30 acre, more or Phillip Alder 1 s. ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE North • We!il • 72 • David Lewis Q 97 740.44 · 'tP·10'x30' ¥ South · West 1. 2 1 • o §'T' ~ --~ t ~ ~~ §~~ G ~~ ;.,~"" ~~~ ~B , .'~> 3 ~ \..,...f>..vr.;J lk:=~=====~~~~~==~~=g~g~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~===I:!~~~·~I -~-~ --- ~~~~--~------· BARNEY " . IF W€ HAFTA 'DO IT ONE SOUP CAN AT A TIME!! '1 PROMISE YA, ·MAW, SOMEDAY 'WE'LL HAVE A NICE SHINY TIN ~OOF !! THE BORN LOSER . l>'r' . t-IOW C,LI>-.\:>'1'), PLEA')( &. cm.tuLWIT\-1 S\-\0\'\>1 NC, T0\:>1>-.'{ I P'"N<.C. '{OJ IMI'L'<I~G C..Ot-11\Z.OL l CN--1'\ "'' I I ! When your side doesnot have i ~y ~~ \ t PEANUTS • '' T~E FLOW OF WIND OVER TfiE TOP OF THE KITE MOVE5 FASTER IRM TfiE ·AIR 6EHIND T~E KITE'S LEADING EDGE CREATING A VACUUM Wi-IICH CALI5E5 Ll FT .." Thul-aday. March 2, 2006 By Bernice Bede Oaol Be prepared to get rolling 1n the year ahead , because cond 1tions thai have been restiain1r19 you are now likely to come lo an end_What occurs will be a happy cha nge. Wh ich Wil l begin to produce nsw posi t1ve 1nfl usnces m you r life. PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20)- Some beneficial changes cou ld take place today. WhiCh ' you aren't likely to have a hand 1n orchestrati ng. Yet you ·m•ghl be the one ,.,;ho derives the greater benefits over oth· ers mvolved_Tr ying to patch up a broken roman ce? ARIES (March 21-April 19)- Today could mark the beginning at · an 1mproveme nt cycle concerning relatiOnships you have with several different people wilh whOm haven't seen eye-to-eye Begm to mend fences. you .TAURUS .(Apr1l 20-May 20) - Although you w1ll be applymg a cor~certe a effort toward your work or tasks today. to the casual observer 1t m1ght not appear so. Becau se what you do wtll look t1ke it came sO eas1ly tor you GEMINI (M?Y 21 ;Jun e 20) - Ntce th1 ngs could happen for you· to,day through not IUS\ one but tWo Involvements you have wit h others The reason IS, your locus w ill be on the people and not on what's 10 11 for CAN CER tJU'n e 21 -July 22') - Roll up p~our sleeves and get to work because th is IS an excelle nt day to hnahze severa l matters you h~d fa1ted to complete until now Stnve to linish them m an orga n 1zed manner. L ~O {July 23-Aug . 22) A favoratJie l1ne o f commu n1c al1 0n c an be estatJhshed today w1th a person you Know who's on a pos1 tioo to help yo u furthe r you r prese nt ambll tons Make c o nt act now and prese nt your request. VIRG O tAug. 23-Sept 22}- Be alert and' re ady to Hik e advantage at a l manctal s1tua1 1on today lnvolvtng one wh ere you nad pr ev1 o us ty met With d 1Sappomtme nt. Good astrolog ical aspe cts are call tng the .sh ots now LI BRA (Sep t 23-Pct. 23)- Because you'll t11s tinm ively !\now hOW to merge s1nc e nry w11h soun d log1c today. you' ll not have a'ny pro blem onl lue nc1ng others. T hey'll know what s good lpr you can be good tor them . .... ~ - " ~=======7=~=-9~8~5-~38=3~1=-·======~- ~ FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY ' SUP! ..- 6efP! 1- 6UP! Sf!!I'! ! - 61!1!P! !-. . 81!1!1'! ! !1-----1./ ~PLY\\-lqTO l<tt'BfLF ABDUl 11-1\Nei 5 . created lrom ~ta'ons Di' tamous people_past a ~ p-ssem Eac111ette< •n the co~ r stands lcr acrother Today's clue: Dequals H 1 " V DL 'E ' W JU APVI HW HW MLHED , DXGXWT ." - VOLE ' W LZMGXA , EXIITWPI " AXXU . MlHEO MXLG ." . - ZXKD SPGA XZHYHILEXW VLZXWL •The ar1 of life isn't ·conlrolling whal happens. which 1S impossible ; It's using what happens." - Gloria Steinem TUTOAILY IUULII I UI~OTTI -' I I 1 I I 2 A philosophy Professor ~ GU DH 0 0 f--.--r-r--r--l ' gave a le{; ture on great people . He told the class d1at greatness without goodness I I I I' : . SNOSEL lis I I I I 16 I 0 -~~=~itle s L-l...-L--L.-.L-_J._...J. 8 . rho <hucilt qUOiod by fili;ng in rho ,.._II -cis Y"" dovoiop from •111 No. j b.iooo. PRINT N\JMBEI£0 lfllfRS IN THESE SOIJAIES A UNSCRAM8t! W ~&OV! l!ITitl TO GfT ANSW!I SCRAMLETS ANSWERS 212&106 . Avatar - Begun - Rover - Vertex - NEVER TEAR . Before my wedding celcbralion my elderly aunl whispered to me, "Marriages that are stitched together With love will NEVEr. T£AR." ARLO & JANIS SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) - Follo w your h unch es 1odav and do w h.i! l COf':'8S naturally. espec1ally onvolvlrlg your bus1ness dealings Your perceptions are WJry keen h e lpmg you see th e picture from all ang ll§ s SAG ITTAR IU S (Nov 23-0ec 2 1 ~-F resh and 1nnoliat1ve odeas are likely tO come to you today AS a result of be1 ng around thOUQhi ·PrOVO k. lng people QpllmiShC 86 50· ctates and !r ten ds bnng out lhe best 1n you CAP RICO RN (Dec 22.Jan. 19) - You'll be held 1n hog h esteem t'oday beca~o~se you'll k now now tp •ncoroora le your noble• 1deas mto all tnat you underTake These erl\lla ble at tributes will toe ob"oous lo all onlooket!!t AQUARIUS 1Jan 20-Feb 19) - ThiS os a better· lhAn·average aaY 10 'make conta ct w1tt1 mat soec1a 1nd v1dual whom you be l•eve can he lp v ou ,. ,ttl your pres enl plans Vqu snould rece ve ljle recepllon you GRIZZWELLS l'\IE 1/EC\DtD To by Luis Campos C.~nly ~cryptograms ar~ IOO · GARFIELD IJR CELEBRITY CIPHER Graph · 0 =ro"'~'.,b\:":.0,~ ~~ 'blr~ : low 10 lorm four .limpio words. you &UNSHINE CLUB 13 Compact 45 Ranch 19 Desists measure DOWN 20 r.raggy 47 Boxers' abodes milieu 48 " Nova " 1 Part of TGIF 22 Enzyme 2 Dream secretion network 24 Spews~~~ 49 Item in a .acronym poker pot · 3 Mont Blanc 25 Rab~lt 50 Wool supor Jungfrau bu~row plier 4 Hunger (fpr) 26 Alarm 5 Nasty mood 27 Practically 52 Fieur-<ie-53 Mantra forever 6 Yup (hyph.) chants 28 Hot-7 Secluded 54 Earth , In corner oven combos 8 Ail gone (2 29 Quell 34 Modified wds.) 9 Birthday 36 Square dance call count (hyph.) T0 - vous 42 Speculate plaH The Law of Total Tncks supplies the bas1c .\ 0ou:~ 11 Of course1 43 Rink gear high-card terms. gAstro- E{IG NATE sign 43 9-<ilgit no. 44 Wate~ . in Parts 46 Rub the wrong way 48 Drill through 51 Scrip! lines 55 ArbOrs 56 Not late (2 wds.) 57 .Soft leathers 58 Painter's undercoat How should you react ·after partner makes a sirrlple overcall in a suit? First. try to assess how high your s1de 1s willing to go. Then, if you 9annot m?ke a game, usually you should slam on the · brakfs as quickly as possible. Bur the better your fit with partne r. the h1gher you should go - even with a weak hand in r-;::r...- f'l\'{ ~PC:.!-<\:>1 t-IG ?' ..-- SffP! Bel! PI ----~- --- •: ast '? 'l guideline : the hig'll·card values for game , bid as · high as your combined number of trumps_ With eight trumps. comp'ete at least to the two~teve t: with nine trumps , get to at least th e three-level: and ~o on . True, be cau- , tious 11 you are vulnera~le aga1nst nonvulnerable o pp o ~ fmts or il you have the sterile 4-3-3·3 distribution. Look at the East hand. What would you dq after South opens one spade, your panner overcalls two hearts, and North raises to two spades? · The two-heart overcall 1s no thing of beauty, but West preferred not to pass. Then East must raise to at !east th ree hea rts - and !'have a sneaking admtration for four hearts. Note that five hearts · doubled costs only 500 - te ss than the ·vu lnerable game available to NorthP" .... South. It is , of course, easier said ltlan 'IOU'~ \f\,( 01-.\L'i ~R'::.ON 1: done to ~0 to five hearts because west has a defensive, not offe nsjve, hand . Kt-IDW Wl-\0 Gi>-.t-1 GO Against four spades, West takes his thre e 10 1\ I:>OLLN<:. ~~O~E. l:<:: top diam·onds, then shitts to the heart m\)m\)vl> ,,~ .~. ~ jack. South wi ns with his ace. draws 5LOWI~G trumps, cashes the club ace, and plays a club to dummy's jack. When the finesse Flrl'i ovu-J: wins .. declarer's remaining heart ·Chsap· pears on dummy's ~l ub king: Shade River AG Service, Inc BAUM LUMBER North 2. Partner overcalls; how do you react? F,RANK & EARNEST Ju-oo2-1m Scorpion Tractors A 7 Opening lead: t A co1siRucno11 BAUM LUMBER H fi J Dealer: South Vulnerable : North-South CARPENTER SERVICE Where Can u Find the Perfect Pet? J [) • 9 6 2 "- A 2 ROBERT BISSEll -Economy Beef $7.95 -Shade R1ver Beef $8.50 -Whole/Sheii .Corn $6.95/Bag -cracked Corn $7.95/Bag -Soybean Meal $13.25/Bag -Shade River Hog Feed $8.85 Why Drive Anywhere Else? 7 5 4 ~ . AQI0 ~ 63 . Hill 's Self Storage • 4 South Has .' •1 108 5 4 • (740) 992-0496 Hardwood Cablnewy And hraHure .Eut -·· • 5 • K Q9 2 t AKQ WOLFE .J.Iillllllilt.. New Homes Additions Remodeling G3 • J 10 8 • KJ 54 992-5682 MANlEY'S SElf STORAGE OH I·OO 410 K .I H 4 Puzzle 41 Mach 1 exceeder 42 interstate 1 Comes unraveled 6 Worried, maybe T2 Give in 14 ·Submarine 15 Do damage to 16 Travel stopovers 17 AAA sug· gestion 18 Mini-guitar 19 Oismlss 2T Hearth residue 23 Novel 26 Charge 27 Letter after zeta 28 Faint glows 30. Auditory organ 31 loon Olive 32 Jet forth 33 Hindu, probably 35 Snake River loc. 37 OpposHe of post38 Film spoOl~ 39 Baron Richthofen 40 Speakar pro • Crossword want 1 6ET 8-lolKd-~ t:N\ ER'TA \t-1 MEH1 . ALREADY JU5T LY it-\q To 'lbU . ~UY5 SOUP TO NUTZ •le we·(., a; IT. can we acorr So"le GaRu c M8SJ.Iet> fhTalOes <l'-'t> WI'TH IT ?'. Grav"' Th Gc �Wednesday, March 1, 2006 www .mydailysentinel.com Page 86 • 1he LJally ::,enbnel ' Schmidt:.Rose sunk by lack of remors~. · push the Jeeps over the hump is point guard Waginger. who tran>ferred from Ironton this from PageBl 'eason. one-on-one , when Rose con- holding up his decision on should join him in the Hall of NEW YORK ' (AP) l "He ' ll pid( you pocket as reinstatemeni," Fame. Rose 's eligibility to Mike Schmidt thinks Pete fessed that he bet on the Pete's Rose's lack of remorse Cincinnati Reds while man- Schmidt wrote. "Bud confid- appear on the Baseball Sc'iotoville earlier in the tour- quickly as anybody I' ve seen in the past." Saunders said of nament. caused baseball commission- aging the team in the late ed that he didn't think Pete Writers' Assoeiation of the tenacious defender. "He's "About all of their games er Bud Selig not to. reinstate 1980s. Rose agreed in I989 understood the gravity of his America ballot expired with to a lifetime ban from base- commitment." the 2006 vote. have been easy games," said stepped Lip their defense the career hits leader. Then . in January 2004 , "What about Pcteo He's a Saunders. "Our games have more than anything. but he Schmidt. who attended ball and applied for reinstatecan also take care of the basbeen a challenge and a lot of Rose's meeting with Selig in ment 1997. Seli~ has never details of .Rose's book, in beaten man . He understands . November 2002, details the ruled on the apphcation. times that can make the dif- ketball. . which he admitted betting on he'll probably never be . ference in how you come out "He brings.in a lot <1f confi · session in his book "Clearing Rose, Schmidt and Greene the Reds, became 'public just inducted into the Hall of the Bases ," pub! ished at tirst thought the meeting before Paul Molitor and and play." dem:e playing at the level he Dennis Eckersley were elect- Fame,'' Schmi~t wrote . "He. · by Harper with Selig went well. Wednesday Indeed. For South Gallia was playing at before he went lunch we talked ed to the Hall of Fame. understands he II almost cer"Over Collins and due to be . in ( 16-6), the road here has been down there ." , some more about the initial "The timing looked sleazy, · tainly never be allm.ved to slores by mid-March. · anything but easy. He was part of an Ironton sleazy," wrote return to baseball 111 · any "Pete's confession lacked press release, the national reallyThe Rebels needed a defen- team that was the Di vision III press conference. and the Schmidt, who . blamed a capacity." one major thing in. Bud's sive stop ~11 the closing sec- state nmner-up last season . · outline of the terms of the friend of Rose's in Cincinnati But Schmidt would put one mind: remorse ," Schmidt onds to defeat Eastern 64-63, South Gallia also has its wrote . "I spoke to Bud later, agreement ~ J ail of which for leaking details -of Rose's restriction on Rose .as part of · then hit clutch free throws share of weapons, as four and he told me he got the would he followed up on in admission ahead of the tim- a reinstatement. inside the final minute to beat players are averaging in dou"I don't think Pete should confession he had expected, detail by Bob DuPuy in ing the publisher set in agreeMatt Christman and the ble fi gures. but nor the e~pression of gen- future meetings," Schmidt ments with ABC and Sports be allowed to manage in the Trimble Tomcats. . Senior point guard Curt uine remorse he had hoped wrote. "Pete, Warren and I Illustrated. major leagues,". he wrote. · Much like Christman . Waugh is leading the team in for." were very satisfied by Bud's "Personally. I think the "He committed his offense Aldridge is a dominate big scoriilg and rebounding . Josh . Schmidt and Rose were at . preliminary reaction as we timing and manner of the against the game while he man - a.nd Saunders wi II Wright and Tyler Duncan, · the meeting along with left for . the airport. We book's release, given that it ·was a mana_ger; not being · employ the satne strategy to both . dangerous 3-point Rose 's manager. . Warren thought .a positive response overshadowed the New York try an!l contain him. shooters, as well as Bernie Greene. Selig and . Bob from the commissioner was a Hall ·ar Fame news confer- able to return to such a posi- . ence. sealed Pete's .safe." tion would be a fair penalty. "We're going into this ball Fu lks are also scoi'ing in douDuPuy, baseball's chief oper- Jock." game with pretty much the ble digits and are ·capable uf , · But later, Schmidt began to Schmidt· wrote. "For some Otherwise, Pete shou ld be ating oftlcer, also attended wonder. . reason, the commissioner reinstated. placed on the Hall same game plan we had the big games offensively as the sess ion in Milwaukee. , · other night," he said. "We'll well. While the whole group sat · "About a year after the wants to keep Pete on penna- of Fame bal.lot for considerameetirrg, I nent hold." tion bv the Veterans go with our big boys early And· they'll be plenty of in on the meeting initially, Milwaukee Schmidt thinks Rose Committee." again ... then probably get to Red and Gold in the stands Rose and Selig also spoke ·phoned Bud to ask what was our smaller line-up as the ball on Thursday to cheer those game goes along." Rebels on. as· South Gallia The trio of Aaron Phillips. has been traveling well the Josh Skidmore and Michael entire tournament and pickPope wore down Christman. ing up more fo llowers along then Saunders' pref~rred . the way. did well or did badly." The Reds acquired SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) small, quick lineup took over "We have super communi Seth · Greisinger, the Left-hander . Dave Williams .Williams from Pittsburgh in in the second hal f. · ty. it's an excited communi, lasted on ly one inning in his a trade last December for Detroit Tigers' top draft pick "My No.5 guys are .going ty," Saunders commented. the first baseman Sean Casey. spring debut fo r in 1996, started for Kia and to have a little trouble scoring "We had great crowd support counting on Ci ncinnati Reds, giving up They're gave up three hits in two so as l get into the game, get at sectionals, both the Eastern ,five runs Tuesday in a 12-4 Williams to make the rotainnings. The Reds didn't the kids in that '1 think can game and even picked it up loss to South Korea's Kia tion. score until ) he sixth. after Although Williams was Tigers. give me a little bit of scor- more at the Trimble game. . . f · their starters were out of the . "When a team comes out of Williams threw 35 pitches scheduled to . pitch two W111.Jams sa1d. "But as. ar as game . ing." and faced eight batters in a innings, manager Jerry Along with Aldridge, Evan our area like that, we get The Reds wi ll play an first inning completed by Narron decided the long first feehn~ good and gettmg DeCamp is another player good support from the surback m the groove asam, imrasquad ·game Wednesday, Lim Sung-min's three-run inning was enough. with good size at the power rounding schools. we follow there's always room for then face Detroit in Lakeland "Obviously, fi,ve runs isn't homer. Three of the five cuns forward sport - giving the each oth~er - that's great. We great to . pu-t on the board,'' improvement. no matter if l on Thursday. were unearned. Jeeps a big advantage around appreciate all that. following. · '·] don't think they' 11 be the paint. "They have a size advan- any problems seei ng Rebel "I don't know if last year's ing to spo.ll our season .. who was selected as the con· tage, so we're going to have 'fans up there." · Ference's player of the .year team would have been ab le That's what we did last year, Presale ticket s can be purto play mistake-free basketfor the second year in a row to handle Sunday:· he said. so we understand totally." ball and play with a lot of chased at the school today Ohio State has come out of on Tuesday. "J think we're a 'That was >ort of a senior . from .Page Bl confidence - a11d I believe and tomorrow. South Gallia nowhere to become one of lot better. . We're more . win. The seniors decided it keep,s a portion of all tickets we will.': Saunders said. the eli te teams in the coun- diverse and a lot mqre expe- was . worth winning that But.the individual that may . sold there in advance. rienced. Just about every- game. last seaso.n, in fact - that . try. Matta and Fmter said their they were a team headed . "Thai's the beauty . of it. . bOdy here went through that nowhere and had to be con- Nobody gave us a chance, loss last year (in overtime to teams have not shown signs sion and ticket money tent ruin·ing the hopes of oth- but we believed in our- Minne sota in the semifi - of arrogance or overconfibecause they have less . ers. Exhibit A is their shock- selves," guard Je'Kel Foster nals). We're going in with a dence. If they did. the coachOwners of ·.high-revenue es wouldn't put up with it. ' chip on our shoulders." . ing upset of No. !-ranked said. ·' teams. ·· 1ike Dallas· ·Jerry from PageBl The · Buckeyes women In their most recent game. , Dials. this week's Big Ten and unbeaten Illinois a year Jones , claim spreading the ago in the final regular-sea- enter the Big Ten toui·nament the Buckeyes trailed by 17 -player of the week. was as the. top seed. for the sec- points in the second hal(hut asked what it\ like to be on load equally would force son Big Ten game. some teams to work harder to "We know exactly wha!·s· ond vear in a row. This time, still was able to pull out a a team sitting atop the conrent offer is 56.2 percent. going on in that (other they'say. they're older; wiser win at Penn State. Jim ference standings. But there are also disputes generate new sources bf "I haven't been there long Foster, chosen as the Big Ten team's) locker room.'' for- and better prepared: among groups of owners on money. · "We '11 make sure to take coach of the year. said that . enough to ,ven c.njoy the ward J.J. Sullinger said. "We Another high-revenue . that issue,. too. Tagliabue has care of our business," said was a mark of how far his view yet. .. he said with .a understand what they' re New England's called a league meeting in owner. laugh. center Jessica Davenport, team has come. talking aqout. They're playRobert Kraft. says the formuNew York for Thursday. Teams with lower revenues la does not take stadium debt - ·mostly small-market clubs into account, as he has on - say that if 'the contribu-' Gillette · Stadium m tions to the players· fund are Foxborough. Mass. equally apportioned among NFL spokesman Greg 32 franchises, thev will have Aiello said "interna l revenueto pay a substantially larger sharing issues" would not be proportion of t.heir nontelevi- discussed at the meeting. ' Rebels Bush makes surprise visit to Afghanistan, vows to capture bin Laden, A2 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 CENTS • Vol. 55, No. 139 NFL The Area's Most Comprehensive Medical Imaging MRI is Now Availabl~ Advanced·Technology Sweep from Page Bl ,, the advantage at 5-4. . Senior lefty Brent Watterson pitched the final 1 1/3 innings. striking out two to move to 3-0 on the season. Billy Capone <0-2). who relieved Bo Eldridge. absorbed the Joss. Eldridge lasted 5 1/3 .Innings, giving up four runs (three earned) and six hits. Rio Grande head · coach Brad Warnimont. was not pl((ased with hi s team's play ·in the first game. but was happy to get the victory. "We kept them in the game : · Warnimont said. ''We had some base-running blunders and we didn' t play characteristic Rio Grande basebalL ' "My .hats off to Matt ·. Martin ,'' W;irnimont added. "He had a great day at the · plate and he stepped up when we needed him ." Warnimont al so lauded Dwyer's performance on the · hill. "He did a great job. we just needed to get him a start,'' he said . Gar:ne two belonged to freshman ri ghthander Justin · Gregory (Tokyo, Japan ) · Gregory ( I -2) went the di'tance in blanking the Rams. firing a three-hitter. He had one strikeout and did not walk a batter. . Rodriguez had two of three hits and Billie Mueller added the final knock in the top of · the seventh inning. Senior firq baseman Michael Elrai'ibn had the bi g bat for the Redmen in game two, ripping an RBI doubl e in the fiN inning and launching a long home run to ri ght- center field lcadi n2 off the thir3. ~ Senior center tlelder Mike Golom and Martin also tallied two RBis each for the Redmen offense. Freshman tnird baseman Kevin Hoover and sophomore second sacker Kenta S~to also collected two hits each for Rio Grande. Dmlny Henderson (0-1) took the los> for the Rams, lasting only two innings: while giving up f1 vc runs and . six hits. Rio improve s to 6-0 ·at home with the sweep. The Red men get ready for American M'ideast Conference South Divi sion play with fum game's this weekend versus Shawnee State . The first two are Friday at Branch R1ckcy Park in Portsmouth at I p.m. Close to You . HOLZER ~ CLINIC • Eastern falls short in district final. See P11ge 81 I (T~ . o:;:., (7a) . . I Medica Exdlence . Lisa H. Reaves, MD 740.446.5421 + ~ The Christian community celebrated ihe beginning of the Lenten season by receiving ashes on their foreheads at Ash . Wednesday services. The ashes are a sign of repentance, and Lent a season of penance for 'many. · Here. Rev. Walter Heinz of Sacred Heart Church administers ashes to Barbara Mullen of Pomeroy, with the blessing, • Reme·mber man that . thou art dust a·nd unto dust thou shalt retu(n. " The ashes are made t>y t>urning the remains of the palms · blessed on the Palm · Sun.day'of the previous year. Several area churches served pancakes on Tuesday evening. in preparation for the sacrifices of . Lent. In the early days of Christianity, Mardi Gras, "Shrove Tuesday" or "Fill Tue sd ay," was an . opportunity to use up all the ·fat in the pantry before the 40-day Lenten fast began. Here, Stephen Houchins ahd Jack Coughe'nour of the Men 's Fellowship at Heath United Methodist Church man the griddles at a pancake supper hetd there. Page AS Charlene Hoeflich/ photo · • James Eugene Meigs Local Board member Ron Logan presents achievement 'Gene' Conde, 78 pins to outstanding Meigs High School students. from the left, ' Kimi Swisher and Katie Wolfe, 'best of show" winners in the • Todd Hawley, 28 · Science Fair; and Chelsea Manley. Skills USA. Southeast • Calvin Imboden, 60 District ambassador. · • David L. Thompson, 63 INSlDE • Senate approves 'curbs on some new Patriot Act powers. See Page ·A2 • Companies to pay $3.25 million to resolve pollution allegations. . See Page A2 • Holzer Hospice holds volunteer training. See Page A3 • Home and garden show to be held at Huntington. See Page A3 • Top weight loser honored at TOPS. See Page A3 • Local Briefs. See Page A5 • Free grant writing workshop. See Page A5 • March events at Meigs libraries. See Page AS Meigs Local opens bids,.sells·old b~es student achievement. liaison, ' member Ron Logan ·introduced Chelsea Manley, a POMEROY- Bids on the junior, who is the Skills USA remaining two of the six used Southeast Regional a.mbas-. buses for sale by the Meigs sador. She recently representLocal School District were ed the region at the national . opened Tuesday and in each conveniion held in Leesburg . instance the highest bid s Va. and Washington D. C. from the five recei ved were and reported to the Board on accepted by the Meigs Board activities there as well as on of Educatiol) tours enjoyed during her stay. Also recognized by Logan at Herrera Brothers, 54886 S.R. 124, Portland, was the the Board meeting were Kimi highest bidder on .both buses. .Swisher and Catie Wolfe, who Accepted were that compa- . · took "best of show" at the ny's bids of $1.351.75 for Bus recent Science Fair at · 5, and $1,501.50 for Bus ) 5. 'High School. Their trifold ereDuring Tuesday night's atibn on earth and space was meeting the Board gave displayed and the experiments approval for overnight trips they carried out to complete to New Philadelphia for the the science project were winners in last week 's Skills explained by the two. USA competitions. There the An executive session folstudents will take part in dis- lowing the Board meeting trict competition. included a hearing on a pasThe resignation of Mabel sible employee discipline. Ramsburg as a cook was negotiations, ROtential sa le of acc.epted by the boarp. property, and the hiring and As a part of the Board's compensation of employees . BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Southern FFA to turn grant money into monument at Portland B~an RACO DONA1ES .BEARS 2 SEC11.0 NS - Calendars Classifieds Medical Excellence. ~ocal Qaring.c · Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports Weather J. Reed/ photos Three brush fires .in one day keep local fire departments busy -~- BY BETH SERGENT BSERG ENT@MYOAI LYSEN1'1 NEL .COM BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . INDEX CLINIC · Please see Water, AS 1 0BITUARIFS Detalll on Page AS HOLZER perform the test. One of those labs is owned by the DuPont chemical company, and another lab is in Canada. and wou ld charge thousands to test the sample. "DuPont won ' t touch it." Anderson said. · Anderson and ' the water and sewer committee he heads up have determined the . exi sting water supply and treatment system are currently safe. In a report of the -~J ' l Everywhere • Cataract Surgery .· · • · Eliabetic Eye ~re • Children's.Exams " . Dr. Reaves is certified IJy the American Board of Ophthalmologj. . . wells · drilled at Hobson offiicials and the former for C8 , but Village .Admini.strator · Bradford untouched and to use the Board of Public Affairs. Sin ce the well field project Anderson said Monday that existing w·ater supply and MIDDLEPORT - . Now treatment system, instead. . began, . the public has also is not practical. The chemical that Middleport Village The · well field was pur- become aware · of potential · was detected in the Tuppers Council has decided against chased and developed contamination from C8 , · Plains-Chester. Pomeroy development of its new water because of serious concerns which has been ·found in Village and Mason County, well field and treatment plant. about water contamination : other area water suppli es as W.Va. water supplies as the some issues about water safe- particularly in a well found to the result of contamination at result of testing ordered in a ty are J'ikely to arise again. be contaminated by a volatile , the · site of the DuPont class-action ·lawsuit against Council voted Monday •organic compound 9f Washington Works plant near DuPont. which has si nce evening to indefinitely shelve unknown origin. While those · Parkersburg. W.Va. been settled. plans to build a $4 million VOC levels are now "acceptMembers of counci l have . Anderson said testing the water treatment plant on able and safe," they are likely asked that both · the current' vi llage's water supply for CS donated property on Page to climb again, according to water supply and the newly- is difficult, beca.use only two Street, opting to . leave new past comments by vil.lage developed well tleld be tested laboratories are known .. to . l · loai~ Eye Examinations and Canplete Eye (}are · BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Lent begins· WEATHER .' """"·m~dail)so.-ntind.,·urn TIIURSI>AY, MARCil 2., 2.uo6 Abandoned water project leav~s old issues in place SPORTS Williams, Cincinnati blasted by Kia Tigers, 12-4 osu Sleepisdead poised for the bigshow,A6 12 PAGES A3 B3-4 Bs A3 A4 As A6 B Section As rf' 2006 Ph in Valle~· PuhlishitiK 0\. + ' � 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 03. March 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/. Title A name given to the resource March 1, 2006 bowers caldwell kim kirkhart molden stacy welch