https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2f319a9e4f66c29a37d9fd4e391216b6.pdf 0bf45465f82ee0b0d2f954ed83424ded PDF Text Text Page 86 • 1he·L>atly ~tmel ... www .mydailysentinel.com 'Tuesday, March 7, 2006 Woods building momentum toward the Masters MIAMI tAP) -The road to the Masters u,ually sums with the Florida swing on the PUA Tour, although Tr~er Woods already had a head stnrt even before he arrived at Dora!. He began 2006 with a victory at Torrey Pines. making a birdie on the last hole and winning when Jose Maria Olazabal missed a ~- foot par putt in the playotl. He birdied his last two hole' in Dubai to get into a playoff with Ernie Els. winning when the South . African found the water. · But his victory on the Blue Monster might have. been the best proof that Wonds is getting closer to having full com-' mand of swin¥ c hange ~ he has worked on wrth Hank Haney the last two years. It was his lOth wire-trHvire victory among his 4R tit les on the PGA Tom. And it was another case of Woods doing whatever -$.as re-quired birdies early in. his round to keep his two-stroke cushion , back-to-back birdies· when David Toms closed within one stroke and a safe shot when a b~gey was good enough to Win. After his third victory in tlve starts this year. Woods was asked about his confidence. · "Pretty h.igh, ·consideri ng I' ve put myself there in virtually every event.'' he said. Monday 's world ranking gave Woods more than double ih,e points over Vijay Singh. the first time his lead has been water and into a bunker, takink when he has at least a share of that large in three years. bogey to win.by one shot. the 54-hole lead. no one has Beyond the trophies. howevBut the wins keep piling up, ever beaten him when starting ~r.. are the opportunities. And and the mystique is slowly the tina\ round more than two that's where Woods has sepa- retuming. shots behind. rated himself from the pack. "You just kind of hope you And while his bogey-bogey Dating to the U.S. Open last· catch him on ' an off-week llnish was sloppy, it wasn't the year at Pinehurst, Woods has somewhere," Rich Beem said only time. Along with his either won or finished second Friday, when he went into the bogey-bogey tlnish in regulai.n nine of his last I4 events on third round one shot out of a tion at the Masters last year, he the PGA Tour. It is similar, four-way tie for the lead that bogey7d two of the last three although not quite as pro- included Woods. "You 're not holes tn the 2002 U.S. Open to nounced, as the streak he going to beat him. He's like a win by three shuts. arid he had enjoyed at the start of the 2000 heavyweight fighter." to two-putt for bogey from 60 season when he won or was Phil Mickelson felt it feet on the Ia>~ hole at runner-up in 10 of II touma- Saturday. Firestone to win by one over ments. · A year" after engaging it a Mickelson in 1999. . "Put it this way," Woods fantastic duel with Woods aJ Asked how his victory at said. "If I hit a couple of bad Dora!, they were in the tina! Dora\ witt ' tand Otit"among his shots. I fee\ like it's not the end other 47 tour victories. Woods of the wprld. I can fit it and I ·pairing Saturday. Neither paid talked about various shots he can move on and I can still much attentio,n to it because it had worked on with Haney. was only the third round. and post a• really good number. because so many players were He found the perfect ball Befor.e. it would be damage capable of making 3 move. flight of a 4-iron that slopped a foot away on the. par-3 fomth control and somehow try and wheel around it and shoot But the look on Lefty's face in the first round. The arc of · h "d rf" spoke volumes when his 4- h" somew here aroun d par or even Iron around the trees on the ts swmg. e sat . was pe ect under par. But that's not the on two mammoth tee shots at case." 18th hole - Woods catted it . the par-S eighth. . "I thought one of the coolest Some of his victories have the best shot he ·had seen that been handed to him when his day - spun off the green into shots I hit today - even though no one realizes this.opponents blinked first. John the water. Daly llad a 15-foot birdie putt . Mickelson said after the· is the shot I hit on s;· he said to win the American Express third touod that he wasn't con- Sunday: "I had 103 yards and I Championship Ias.t October, cerned about the pairing. then ·hit a little 9-iron in there. I hit and three-putted to Jose the quickly added, "I should be a draw ·in there, which is hard playoff. Then came the mis- now. I'm four back," to do hitting it that soft. held it takes of Olazabal in the Bukk . ':.He's ' a tough guy to over- back up against. the tlag. That Invitational . and Els in Dubai. come when he's gonhe lead," to me is where I' m trying to Toms contributed to the Mickelson said ·sunday after get to, the ability to hn shots cause by three-putting from 60 putting two balls in the water like that on call .' feet. a tough putt under any on consecutive holes and That 's where he is headed circumstance. That allowed shooting 73. with the Masters only a month Woods to ·aim away from the Woods not only is 34-3 . away. Hearing delayed in coin case, A2 we're looking for ts improvement.'' Ryan Franklin , signed by the Phillies aft er five years· with the Seattle Mariners, hit Jason LaRue with a pitch and gave up a si ng le to Chri s . Denorfia pefore Claus sen Claussen threw three score- doubled for a 2-0 lead . Earl Je ss innings, holding the Snyder hit a two-run homer Phillies to two hit s and a off . Aaron · Fultz in the walk. He also doubled home eighth. . . two runs in th e second . . fJhe PhdiJes scored a run The game marked the first o Matt Beltsle_. who time that Reds pitchers had . pitched for the ftrst t1me thr s b h. · c · · .sprtng after · mrssrng two to dat ht lsd sp_rmg. dmh~mnatJ days with the tlu . . mer .m N o t es: Ph"\ .use · t e. es1gnate l ade 1p h.ta c 1oser G d tts ,prevtous games. om or on d'd t n . t ma ke t he , Cl~usse n started _ slowly trip to Sarasota as sched- . \,t st_ se;son but ftntsh~d 10- uled . The ri ght -hander said I I Ill _9 starts with a 4.21 his elbow was a little tight, ERA. The ~eds, expect more but that ' s a common occurprogress th1 s season. when renee in spr in g training. he cou ld move closer to the Gordon will throw a side fr?,nt end of the rotation . session Tuesday. but will He used all of hrs pitches stay away from off-speed and changed speeds," Reds pitches.... Phillies 3B David manager Jerry Narron said. Bell said hi s sore back was "Last spring he ·stru gg led , improving and he · had no and there were a lot of ques- doubts that he 11 return to tions about him . Last year he the field in time' to be on the showed he cou ld be a good 25-man active roster for big league pitcher, and all opening day. Top25 followed by Ohio State. ranking was ninth on Dec. 8, Texas. Illinois and North 1981. Carolina. · · Michigan State (20-1 0) Boston College moved up dropped out from 25th after one spot to l ith and was fol- beating Wisconsin and losing lowed by. Washington. to Illin ois last week. The UCLA, Tennessee. Spartans, who were ranked Pittsburgh. Florida, Kansas. fourth in the preseason poll, LSU , West Virginia and ])~ve lost four of their last s~x Iowa. · The last five teams and are out of the Top 25 for were Nevada, Oklahoma, the first time since the final Georgetown. UAB and poll of 2003-04. North Carolina State. Pittsburgh (21 -6), · which UAB (22-5) fo llowed the lost to West Virginia and win over Memphis by beat- Seton Ha\1\astweek. had the ing MarshalL its si.xth week's biggest drop, fallin g straight victory. The Blazers . from No. 8 to No. 15. The final poll of 2005 -06 were ranked for eigh t weeks · in 1'193-94. reaching as high will be released next as 17th . The schoors highest · Monday. from Page Bl ranking of the season for the Bulldogs. Memphis dropped two places to flfih following the Joss to UAB . George Washington. which exterded its winning streak tu Is games on Saturday wah a buzzer-beating overtime victory over Charlotte to cap a perfect Atlantic 10 regular 'ea,on. w a; sixth. Th e Coloni,l h <:26- I) . the onl y Di,·i, ion I team with One 'to,s thi s season. were T. Labor more in · non football · income such as adverti sing and local radi o rights. Those high-revenue team s might contribute from Page Bl .. onl y· 10 percent of their outside money compared with Gene Upshaw. th e presi- 51) percent or more for lowde nt of the NF L Playe r., revenue teams. AS>ociat ion . ha ' co ntended If the long,terni debate all along th at the reve nue·- continues. there is untikely'to . sharin g . di,put e am ong the be ' i contract extension. owners mu" he \OI veil tl"t. If there i' no agreement. And Buffalo defensive back the salary cap for 2006 will Troy Vincent. the NFLPA\ · he $94.5 million . If there is a president. ,:n d: .. , don't know deal. it ~ould be a' much as how we can get an ag ree ment $1 0 mil lion l1igher. unle" we dea l with th e en tire That ui , parily is wh y so pictu re . ma.ny piaye " are on the bub-· But rev ised re\e nue shar, ole rigl:it now. ing ha,n 't bee n disc u"cd in · On Sunday ni ght. whei) it these ne goti at ion' until .now. looked as if ta lks had broken alth(>ugh it ha' long bee n a do wn and . the lower tl gure .major poi nt of w ntcntion wo uld he . in effe ct. the Raiders relea,ed Collin ., to among th e owners . Low-reve nue tea ms 'u' h a' save $9. 2 million · in cap Buffalo. Ci nci.nna ti and money. When commi ssioner lndian apo lil . \ay hi gh-rev- Paul Ta gtiabue. who had e nue tea ms · Da lla,. alread y ex tended the free Wa>hin uto n · and age )lt deadline once. extendPhi ladelp hia. for in,w nce t d it again from. Monday to should contribu te pro port ion- Thu rs da y. Oakland pulled ately to the pl ayer poo l bac k it'> qua rterback. say ing, becau.>e they ca n ea rn far in cffect:-"" Nti. Kerry is still a ' Raider:· . . Seattle. meanwhile, did the re -si gned expected and Alexander. the NFL's MVP last season , for $62 million over eight years. with S15 . I million guaranteed. · " Fair is fair:· the runnin g bac k said. ··1 know what fair is. Other teams don'tdecide what fair i'> . · ,. think the Seahawks definitel y know:· The Redskins. more than S20 million over the $94.5 million . got rid of S9 milli on by al lo wing three-time Pro Bowl linebacke r LaVar Arrington to buy ou t i> contract. That is a vcrv unusual -move in the NFL. Indicating hi' agents . Carl and Kevin Po, ton. think he can get a big , contract ebewhere. But that. ilf course . will depend on the final ' alary cap fi gure. If the owner\ can reac h · agreeme nt ii1 Dallas - b<;th wi th th e union and amon g them,etves - Arrington ta n get a lot of money. II not. he and ·man y players may be working for a lot '" " than they th ink they are ·worth BY MARY FosTER ASSOC!ATEO PRESS NEW ORLEANS - Six months after it was battered by Hurrica·ne Katrina's winds and soaked by the flood s that followed, the New Orleans Arena js .back in business. · The Arena was home to a concert by Placido Domingo and other · opera stars ni ght. On Saturday Wednesday, NBA basketball return s w~en the Hornets. after moving to Oklahoma City following the hurricane, return to their home cour1 for the first time since the storin. The team , which will.play three games at the-Arena tnis · month, will find things better t~an when they last played there, said Arena general manager Glenn Menard. "It will look .better. especially to the basketball fan ," Menard· said. "With the new tloor, new scoreboard. It iooks great." . The 'Hornets will play the Los Angeles !.,akers Wednesday night - the first major professional sportin g eve nt in the ci ty since Kalri na hit six months ago. One of th e biggest questions about the New Orleans games was how tickets would se ll since only an estimated 1~9 . 000 of the city's roughly 465.000 pre-Katrina residents have returned, and many are sti ll trying to clean out and rebuild their homes. When the Hornets played 1ne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;,o CENTS • \ "nl. ;,;,. Nn . q ;1 • Trimble standout headed to Rio Grande. See Page 81 BY BETH St:RGENT B S ERGE~T@MYDAI LYSENTIN EL.COM ~UTLAND , Susan Baker was appointed as Rutland's !]seal officer at last night ' s regular session of Rutland Village Council, at least on a temporary ba sis. Baker will be filling in for current Rutland . Fi scal Officer Deborah Whitlach who is taking an extended medical leave from her duties eFfective Monday. March \3 at which time Baker will AP photo Tiger Woods, bottom. lines up a putt on the 13th green with his ca<ildie Steve Williams, rear, dming the Ford Championship at Doral golf in Dora!. Fla. Sunday. Woods won the tournament for the second consecutive year at 2·0-under-par. · at LSU in December. team Menard said . "The locker rooms look owner George Shinn stressed the need for good ticket great." Menard said. "The sales. "We don ' t want to wall s arc rebuilt , new carpeis embarrass the ci ty and have · are down. the new lockers only 1.500 people show up." are in. the speaker system is he said. ready so they can listen to Although the team has not their mu >ic. the TVs are in.'.' said how many tickets have The water also tlooded the bee)l sold for the game. on ly . room where the basketball a few of the 17.000-plus court was stored. ruining it. seats remained as of Monday The new co urt arrive.d afternoon . 'There are a very_ Jhursday and workers limited number." ' said instal led it over the weekend. " It went in beautifully," Hornets spokesman Scott Hall. Menard said . A new srqreboard has been The Hornets will play 35 of their home games next installed. Hornets workers season in Oklahoma City, visited the Arena earlier to and si.x in New Orlean s. familiarize themselves with They are to return to New it. Orleans full-time in the There were still thin gs to 2007-08 season. do Monday. The bigge,.;t job Shinn said that' s always lel"t was installing the telebeen his intention. but phone lines for the media recently stori es have sur:- court.side. The main switch faced that he would prefer to in the Arena -· which han- · stay in Oklahoma City where died 400 to 500 . phones - · crowds have been large for was lost in the flood and has every game. He had also . not been replaced. "We'll have io be more questioned whether the Arena wou ld be ready fm sel ecti ve in where the phones are." Menard said. "Now games in March. Unlike tlie Superdome instead of 450 phones we'll next door, the Arena did not have only 150 and they'll be sustain major damage during for the media. not the. suites." the hurricane. Medical and The Arena on Saturday spec ial needs evacuees who night hosted an evetiing of were housed there following opera with Domingo and the hurricane staved on con- some or the world~s bestcourses. leaving· the rest of known operatic voices. The the building untouched. crowd wa' estimated at · Flood waters thm surrounded 7.000. the Arena and Superdome ''I" m very unnervous about after the storm. tlooded the everything : · Menard said. grou nd-tlour locker rooms, ·'We're ready to go." . MOST 4C~. 6C~ Ben $170.00 +TAX $205.00 + TAX $245.00 +TAX OBITUARIES Page AS . • Donald. Frecker, 70 • Thomas Klein, 45 • Roger W. Meredith_,53 INSIDE • Family Medicine. See Page A2 • Law You Can Use. See Page A3 • .Deputies locate stolen vehicles on Sunday. See Page AS . o:·toc:ai Brtefs. See Page AS . • For the Record. . . Page AS - Meigs County Girl Scout Diary. See Page A6 WEATHER Oetallo on Page ,\6 INDEX 2 SECTIONS - OIL LUBE S FILTER COOLANT FLUSH . TRANS POWER FLUSH $88.00+ TAX $99.00 +TAX Don Tate lVIotor,s ~.,., Lo<. 1Jua L<4<4•. ""· t4e ~-"" . East Main Street • Pomeroy, OH IIGoodwlendl !Me_ ....., •...,... ...,.,,,..,__ ._ """'·"'~d:~il~"·ntirll"l.t• um begin her new duties'. Baker was hired at $ 10.25 per .hour for up to 20 hours a week . Whitl ach said she was not sure when she would return to her office. The water and sewer 1>ffic e will still be o pen to the public from 9 a.m. w ~ p.m. on . . Fridays for customers to pay their bill s. · Mayor April Burke said she is stil l l10ping to have the playground equipment assembled and final improve- lnems made at Vennari Parkby tbe fir>! of May. The centerpi ece or ·:alicia" is the re ma inin g piec e of play ·ground equipment that requires assembly with three slides . monkey bars and tunnets th;H will be atwched to it. Burke is planhing a ·'kids day•· at the ·park when the playgn\und is complete and ·has been talking to spon.sors who may provide free conce ss ions for the event. Rutland Chief of Polite Jeff Miller informed council that the vi ll age does abide h ~ the Ohio Re vised Code in regards to ordinance' nn vicious do gs. Miller said the state ordi · nance class ified dogs vicious not by breed but by aggressi ve behavior. ,\1i l\c r added that vicious dog' are required to be on a chain a' well as in a pen with a top. · After a citizen has been cit ed in regards to a viciou' dog. if another complaint is lodged th e Ru'tland Police may request that the Meig ' Cou nty 'I' 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 · Editorials A4 Obituaries As Sports Weather B Secti on A6 © 200b Ohio ,Valley PublishlnM Cu. Dog \V,Jrdl:n remo i;e th e animal fn> rll the pro per1y·uwner. Councilma n Dea n Harri s · ' ai d he ha d 'po ke n tl) Bob SnowLk n from the Leading Cr~ck Cr>tbcn ·<tt ory Di ,trict wh< l con\C)cd to him that the di,tri ct ag reed tu extend the · 1 iI Ia" ~ ·' "'ater contract for e • an othe r 1 e.Jr at the current "' atc r rate of 5>3 15 per thou. . aml ~ a I!o n~ or wate r. Council voted to open a 'e p ~tr ate a(T OU nt :rt Peoples Please see Rutland, AS IAssociation : sets $7,500 fireworks goal BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTIN EL .COM MIDDLEPORT ,. _ The Middl eport . Community BREED@MYDAI LYSENT\NEL.COM Assoc iation ha s set a fundrai sing goa l of $7.500 RACINE - Carla Shuler for this year' s Independence of Racine has announced she Day fir ework s display at is a candidate for the General Hartinger Park . Republican nom ination for · The as sociation hopes to County Auditor. move the entire July 4 celeShuler has bration to Hartinger Park in beeh a matheorder to allow for .the firematics teacher works dispfay. which was canfor 35 years. celed last year when village 34 vears in the Chariene Hoeflich/ phOtos council refused permission to Southern · The Meigs Co unty TB Clinic. is governed by a Board of Directors which i'ncludes. left to right, use village property. Events Local' School sealed, Margie Blake. Melanie Weese. Edna Wood and Jane Walton, 'and standing. Duane District. She Weber. Chuck Riffle. Gayann Clay, Margie Lawson, Kelly Grueser, and Tom Reed. Other mem- are also planned during the day by park' ~ftl. is a gradua te bers of the board not pictured are Kathy Cummgs and Jame~ Acree. -~ Meetin g Tuesday 'at Peoples . "' ·. Carla Shuler of Southern. Bank . the association disand received · cussed wavs to raise the funds her bachelor's and master's necessary ~ to order the liredegrees from Ohio BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH works and finance the di splay University. This is her first · HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM by Hamburg Fireworks Co. campaign for public office. "A lot of.things need to be "I Jove teachin g but I also Nancy POMEROY - There were done in order to meet the .love learning." Shuler said. Broderick. no active cases of tuberculosi s goal. and it's not too early to "My grandfathe r. Roland R. N.. in Meigs Co' u nty in 2005 , begin now... President Torrence, was invol ved in the .seated. is accordi ng to a report from Brenda Phal in said . ··we politics of Meigs County for Meigs must he\lin nnw if we're to most of his life, and he -helped Nancy Broderick. R.N .. · the County's tuberculosis nurse. · county's retur n - fire" orb to several in our area begin their TB nurse . She did note that the reported · Middleport thi, Ju. ly 4. " careers in politics." ,. . She is "When, the auditor's posi- cases of active tuberculosis in Please see Fireworks, AS assisted in tion became open. I saw an Ohio increased, while nationoperating wide there was a decrease with Please see Shuler, AS an estimated 9:6 to I 4.9 million the . program by I persons with latent ttlberculosis in fection . "These an; people Carol L1ttl e . • office . ' j0 who are not contilgiou o;;, or hiive manager. 1 , · active TB. but have .been and Ji ll ' exposed to the TB gerrn:· Blake. explained Broderick. She also BY KEVIN KEUY · clerk. left, noted that 'medical ions can be . KKELLV@M'D AILVTRIBUNE .CO M taken 10 kill the germs. BY BRIAN GM TUNE UPS WITH INJECTION SYSTEM CLEANING MOST MARCH~. !!OO(> Shuler seeks Republican auditor's nomination Did ~ou know that a properl.Y tuned engine gets better fuel mileage. Over t1me heat and stress w~ars the electoral system and dirt ant;! grim plug's your fuel system. Proper !llaintenance equal 's better fuel ecJam1m·v. Better fuel economy equals saved. MOST \\'EilNESilAY, Baker appointed·as fiscal officer in _Rutland SPORTS ·Wilh 1hese Seruice SpeciDlJ! $19.95 +TAX CIC donates to . Morgan's Raid 11, A3 at Cincinnati hammers Phillies, 5-2 New Orleans ready for NBA return SARASOTA, Fla . (AP) Recovering closer David Weathers . gave up a solo homer to Sa l Fasano but pit.:he.d much better overall in hrs one innin g Monday during the Cincinnati Reds,. 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Weathers tore a tendon in the middle finger of his pitching hand during . a workout in January and was one of the Reds· concerns coming into camp. He gave up six run s in hi s first spring appea·rance last week . The Reds gave Weathers an e.xtra day of rest before his second appearance. After giving up Fasano's homer in the fifth inning. he retired the next three batters. fanning two. 'That extra day made all the difference in tht' world." Weathers said. " I went from not even playing catch for five weeks to throwin g eight · minutes of batting practi ce every day . They put· me right into the fire . Toda v I had a little life on my pitc hes:· Left -bander · Brandon • J. REED Repon • a•TB cases A rea ,s J anuary · Racine Fire Department busy with brush fires, wreck · blessrate. , posts mcrease PO\ IEROY While O lli< r·, uncm p ln ~ men t rate r'nr Janu,rrs 11 as unwn . the trend d id 1i"t cari·1 OYer to . . uutlll'rn O hi1 ) t.: oU iu te ~ . Oh1 <1 Dcparon~nt ,,f Jobs .r11d I ,unil\ Sen lCC ., reported T uc" l.rs th~ r t the i<•hle." rate f<~r .\l c·i ~, Cou nti w;b 10.3 pcr,·cnt. ",mJ iJKrea,e of 1.2 pcr,·cnt. '"e r the 9. I percent poq eJ f<)r Dece mber :oos. ( i al l. i<~ Ct-•Uill \ \ un employment "a" 7 ~ p~ rce nt i'n Please see TB, AS BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTtNEL.COM RACINE - 'Tis the sea>on BY BETH SERGENT for brush tires as the Racine BS ERGENT@: MY DAI LYSE NTI NEL COM Voluntee~ Fire Department knows all too well. POMEROY Another Yesterday the department donation to the London Pool received a call at 3:38 p:m. to fund h<is raised the hopes of . respond to a working bru sh local children that they will lire at 52R78 County Road be spending their summer, in 35. also known as Old Syracuse. The latest donation of Portland Road. The lire began on the property of Gary L. S1.000 came from Farmer' Cooper according to Racine .· Bank of Pomeroy . 'Thi' is a great con 11 nunrt ) Volunteer Fire De1wrtment Chief Jamie Jones. project and .we wanted to Although the fire remains help keep th e facility open under investigation Jones for Syracuse and pther sursaid it may have begun from roundin g town s." f' armers a brush pile Cooper had · .Bank Ex ccuti\'c Vic e bttrned the day before . Pre, idelll Woody_Sti n1<,aid . Thi' Jate,t donati on !alb Jones said Cooper was not home at the time of the tlre after ~~ s uccc., sl"til 'Pa.~ h c tt i and was away durin'eo a· fami - dinnerthi s 'past weekend- held ly emergercy. by th~ London P<!ll l St ee ring Th~ fire was contained to Cllmrnitte<' ;rnu the Svrciu h c around t\vo acre s of land . . Volunteer Fire Dcparl!Jll'lil Steering committee lllc'lll · Racine resppni.led with 1-1 firefi ghters. Th~ department her and s 1 ·r.:~c· t hc · ha' responded to five work - Councilman Mike Jai-k , ,ai·d ing bru'h fire calb since Ja, t the l<it c>t total irt the ll<l<!l .Thursday. Jones asked·thai all re,idents . .fundi' ncar Sl .1.00(,l. Jacks said thanb t<>cornmu in Sutton. Letart tlnd Lebanon nity dona tions and suppo11 uf Town>hip' refrain from hurn. the 'lxrghct u dinner th e ~na l rlf ing and obey the staie burn in~ rar ,i n ~ ~ - 1 6 _:?0t o meet I he, rJ . ban now in effect. " Fedl! ral EllH:' J "i.~L' rl L' ' ~ l ~ JL!'C' . "l The burnin·g han · allow' \lana~c me nt A ~en c \ 1 FE ~1 -\ ) burning onl y hcl\•:ecn the . grant ~ mat ch h"ir, 'IX-cn mc·t. hour' of 6 p.m. 10 6 a.m.. Hmi CI"Cr. the cummittec· i' \til l Please see Radf!e; AS mmmitt cd to rar smg monc) to • J ~ n r u.1 r: . up 1.2 pe rL·ent from the h· f'L'IY I? n t . rec ord ed in 0n'<' l11hn. ODJ FS fo und ·\ tlwm Cu ul1!\ 11 a" at 6 . ~ pc r.: L'll t 111 .J a m~ar). · up five· I L' nth" nf it pt>rce nt f ro m . Dc~· c m bcr · , ~ .7 . 11hde ; .l ~ ! c i-. . . ~ J n Cllu nt ' nhe tn 7.7 · 1wr~..·c n t. u11 '-~L'' ·L·n- ten th \ nf a Beth Sergent;photo Farmers BBnk recent ly donated $1,000 to the London Pool fund . Pictured (from left) Farmers Bank Vrce Pres rdent of Operations Mark Groves and Executive Vice Pres 1den\ Woody St1nes present Syracuse london Pool Co mmittee me mbers M1ke Jacks and Don Hendric ks a check· to assist in reo pen rng the pool. upcralional co~t~· .and repair' nut COI-ercd hv FEMA . \\'l)ilc the commrttec continue' tu ra i't' 1nnney for tht' p<)()l the \ lil a~t' l 'llUtll'il wul mayOr .u"t:o ~lwaila1g a rCp<JJ1 from ·the 'illagL' engii1L'L'r a" a ~uidelinc lor '-''t rmatc' to II\ the' pool l hL· i rn tia l c, ttm ~ltc..., from contra\..· tt n "' r n . rt.·g~ mh l( l rcpainn g the pu11l and curwrctL' deck i n~ "ere J onc l.~ r . ., t \ e.ar am.l like 1\1\)st n cr qh i ti ~ e bc . th e 1.' ll\L' r J11'1 L'l'" rn :1~ h ,t\ ~ • i=ai . . ~..· d . 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Jlm n fro m 5 .4 per- L i lt' Ll'llt I ll \)lYl'lllhL~ L al'l' Ord i ng · I,, ()[} If-'S Th,· n.H 11 •11:11 unc mplm'ment 1". 1\l' fl)r l)l'l'L'Ill l"x'T \\ a" 4.7 pl'I\.'L'!l l. 1.. h\\\ 11 "ll~ht\~ frnm 4 .l) pl'l\ . ' l'!H ltl I k .ct•'mher;. "\\ 'hile thne 11cre ' ign' of l.ll lf't:n\ l' lllL'nt 111 · the ., tate 's Please see Jobless, AS �CAL The Daily Sentinel PageA2 TATE Wednesday, March 8,.2006 Lawmakers drop plan to . FAMILY MEDICINE deny access to concealed•_Newly developed mole needs to be examined by doctor carry lists, for now Question: I was hoping you l.'ould uiYe me some advice on BYJOHN McCARTHY · cea led weapons incl tH.lc allowing permit holders to keep guns hidden in thcircars COL L'M BL IS - Sponsors - another deal -breaker for of a bill t<• change Ohio\ con- Taft - and proh i!Jitiitg cities cealed """pons I'"' druppcd athJ vil l age~ fnun ha ving thei r' demand Tuc'sda) to deny weapofl.., ban~ more string.erli journalists accc" w li'is or than state or fetleral lm:v. permit holder' hut pt\ >lltised That provision drew sharp to try to find <mother way to di sapproval from the. Ohio restrict that infunnat inn. Coalition Again st Gur, Spnn~nr ... had w;!n led to ' Violence . · require juumali..,h lll pre~e n t "The1· 're ~o i tl~ to take all n ~unt':-o lO a L"UU IHV sheriff tu ri~h ts from ~ all ~ci ti e, :· said ' find out.\\ hcthc r ti10sc people T~>b y Hoo ve r. the group' s ha w pcrn.l its . The current Ia•\· e \ ecut ir e d irector. allows reporte rs l<> gc t lish or Ho"ever. .the prohibition e.verynne wi th a pe rmit. wi II pro ville ass urances for whic h are not a\ail ablc to the permit holders who travel )!L' neral pllblic . . from one communitv to anoth-. The Crimina l Just ice er. said John llohc.nwaner. a Comm illce recommended the lobbyist for the 1\ational Rine bi II Tuesday for pa»agc hy Ass{·K ial ion. the fu ll Hou se. which was ··YdLi l.'an 't h ave a si tuation expected tp cons ider the bill whert• yo u Ur i \'e acros~ th e Wedn esda\. The committee state and break 50 laws. Ohio \ ole \\:~!...;·a l o n g p art~· li i1e .... ts ll\ erdue for th is:: with Demonat ic Rep. Kenny Hohenwartcr said . Yu ko of suburban Cleve land ·The protection of journalistS. joining majori ty Republicans access to the li sts that had been 111 support. included in the weapons hill Ohio sheriffs iss ued 22AK7 11ill be inse11ed in,tcad in a permit> in 200'i. down from public recorus bill. 'aiu Rep. 45.497 iss ued .in 200-l afte r Jim As lanick < · u Coshuc·ton the Ia\\ took ellec t in April Republican who is sponsoring 20!1-l. m a kin ~ Ohio the .J'ith· the hidden weapons legislation. 'w tc ' to a ll<~" rcsidcni' to The new version of · L' aJ~rv hiJdc.·n !.! ll tb. . r'\slanides· bill also increases GLI!l aun;catcs . the the · penalty for not telling a availabil it y or names pre,ents pol ice ollic·er approac hing a a safct,S risk to pe rmit holder..,. vehicle that the driver is a perwh ik those \v ho . "' PPOrt the mit holuer. Under curTellllaw. a medn1 t'Xt'lllpti un ~ay there i:-; gun must be kept in plain sight nn pronf of harm r~s uhin g inside a car or locked up . and frnm puhlishi ni( the na mes. separated fi·om ammunition. Go1·. Bob Tdft wou ld have However. the bill allows per\'doeu ~he bil l if it blocked mil holders inside. vehicles to journali-.. h. aL·cc~"' to the l i~ts. c;u-ry hidden guns. Proponents spoke,map M a t'~ Ricke l said . suy an unloaded or locked-Up P ro p u~t"U rc\'i-; inn -, to rhe gun uoes them no good if they 2004 law permitti ng con- are att~ck ed in their cars. ASS OCIATED PR ESS WRITER fications of moles - normal nevi and dysplas tic nevi . Let\ take a look at each type . Characterisltcs of normal cerncd about a new mole or ope that appears to be changing in size. color or texture. Of co urse. with spring break and summer quickly approaching. be sure to use sunscreen to protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet rays. Unpro tected sun expos ure can increase yo ur ri sk of developi ng skin cancer, especially a dangerous melanoma. • Color is tan to very dark brown on a pink backgro und. • Shape is asym111etric. wit h irregularly shaped and poorly defined borders. • Size ranges from five to .12 mill imeters (usually larger than a penci l erase r). · • Most common on sunexposed · sk in, but sometimes develop on covered areas. Unlike normal moles, dysplastic nevi continue to appear after age 35. While most of us have just a k w abnormal moles, some people have more than 100 of these dysplastic nevi , Thi s tendency runs in families, Members of these families have a very high risk of meLanoma. A person with this condition shou ld have his or her doctor do a skin exam every three to six months so that any problems can be detected early. Given our reader's age and the recent appearance of his mole, I would advise him to make an appoi ntment to see his family doctor or a dennatologist promptly. That's also good · advice for anyone who is con- " mo le that formed recen tly on my upper right shoulder. I am a 36-year-old man, nevi are: and thi s mole oriuinatcd in • Color ranges from pink to the last fou r to five weeks. I tan to dark brown. sometimes would describe it as gray and almost blac k.' • Shape is u'sually round or ahout the size of a raised pen·oval with wcll -defineil borcil eraser. Is thi s something I ' hnuld sec .a doctor abo ut'' ders . Answer: Pcople'tend to use • Size ran~es from o ne to · the word "mole" to de;cribe 10 n1illimete"rs. • Located anyw here on the any kinu of growth on the skin . hut to physicians a mole body. . . Normal nevi may also be i.' a specilir type of growth . More properly called a nevus. either nat or elevated and may thi s kind. of growt h usually . or may not have hair growing contai n, pi gment that makes it in them. They tend to develop appear dru'ker th<m the sur- .in childhood and adolescence. ruund ing skin. It rilay l:ie llal , Dysplastic nevi are moles raised a!Jove the skin. or even that are abnormal and look difbangin g fro m a litrlc stalk. ferent from "normal" moles. • While most nevi are harm- These mo.les ·are more likely to less. there are many sign s that .turn into melanoma, a deadly you should look· for to help form of skin cancer. While determine iLt mole is a "bad'' m<N moles - 'both normal one or not. Most people ha ve and uysplastic - never turn .hetween 10 and 50 moles. cancerou ,;: the. dysplastic and some are even ca lled moles shou ld cause concern "beauty marks" when th ey ~nd are usuall y remo ved. occur on the face . Charac teristics of dyspl4s· There are two basic cl assi- . tic nevi are Family · Medicilie® is a weekly column. To submit questio11s, write to Martha A. Simpso11, D.O., M.B.A., Ohio University College of Osteopat!ric Medici11e, P.O. Box I 10, Athens, Ollio 45701, or via e-mail to readerquestions @jiJ m ilymedici11enews. o rg. 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Hal Kneen Wednesday, March 8 to conduct educational proREEDSVILLE _ Olive gram on pest control for Township Trustees regular hou seplants. · 6 30 ffi Friday, March 10 sesston , : p.m. , ·o tee of POM EROY - Widow:s the: clerk. · Meigs Fellowship will meet at POMEROY . _ County Board of Health, reg- noon Fdday at · the ular meeting, 5 p.m., confer- Wildhorse · Cafe for a lunence room Meigs County cheon and meeting. Health Department. Saturday, March 11 Thursday, March 9 SALEM CENTER - Star POMEROY _ Athens- · Gran~e #778 degree . teams Meigs Educational Service ' pracltce at 6 ·p.m._. wrth Center, 7 p.m ., _East Main potluck supper followmg . All Street oftice. m~mbers asked to attend. · POMEROY - The ·annual Charter Day luncheon of Return. Jon athon Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at. noon at the Meigs Wednesday, March 8 County Library in Pomeroy. POMEROY - Meigs Nancy Re y, Southeas t County Ministerial District director, will be the Association, I0 a.m., speaker. June Ashley will be Pomeroy United Methodist p~e sented the dedicated Church. senior member award. Thursd11y, March 9 CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 will hold . its monthly stated meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Thursday, March 9 · Refreshm ~nt s. · RUTLAND Rutland ' HARRI SONV ILL E · Youth League ball sign ups, 6 8 p.m ., Rutland Fire Harri sonvill e Lodge 41 ·1, · special meeting, 7 p.m. work Department in the entered apprentice POMEROY degree. · . Parent/teacher conferences, POMEROY - Alpha Iota ' 4 . to 7 p.m. , Meigs Hi gh Masters, II :30 a.m .. St. Paul SchooL · : Lu theran Church. Charlotte Saturday, Murch 11 Elberfeld , Clarice Krautter to SYRACUSE - Sign ups be hostesses. Joa)l Corder to for Syracuse Youth League, 9 present program . a.m. to I ·p.m., Syracuse Fire TUPPERS PLAINS Station. VFW Post 9053 will meet at RACINE - Sign ups for 7 p.m.' at the haiL Meal will Racine Yo uth League, II be served at 6:30 p.m. a.m . to I p.m.. Racine Legion SY RACUSE Hall . Wildwood Garde n Club to CHESTER - Final sign Clubs and organization$ Youth'events 740-446·0007 195 Upper River Rd . Toll Free 877-669-0007 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 140-446·9800 Kayla Ann Sisson ' ups for Chester Ball Association, noon to 2 p.m., Chester Fire Department, coaches' meeting after sign up. .Church event$ Thursday, March 9 · ROCKSPRINGS - Rev. · Walter Heinz will lead community Lenten service, 7:30 p.m., Rocksprings United Methodi st Church. Weekly services sponsored by Meigs Ministerial Association . Friday, March 10 LONG BOTTOM - A hymn sing will be held at 7 p.m. at the Faith Full Gospel Church at Long Bottom . Music will be by Rogie Bissell and Just for Now. Sunday, J\1arch 12 RUTLAND - Hysell ·Run Community Church, re-dedication of new sanctuary, 2 p.m. Special singing . Refreshments. 1\resday, March 14 POMEROY - ·Revival ser'vices will be held 7 p.m. each evening March 14- 18 at the Cal vary Pilgrim Chapel located on Route 143 , Pomerpy. B. J. Walker will be the evangeli St. There will special singing each evening. Rev. Charl es McKenzie, ,9922952 is pastor. Birthdays Saturday, March 1l POMEROY r.;tarie Hauck wi ll observe her 89th birthday on March II . Cards may be sent to her at 644 Osborn St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . Gallipolis DE,.AR ABBY: I have been sider a"erti vene" training. dating a man I'll call Jrie for Lower the tone of you r voice. 2 1/2 years. We usually take spea·k louder. and if vo u fee l turns paying for dinner and' you have been "ovcrfookcd," other outings. This arrangesay. "E xcu~e me ... " . and ment works well, except repedt what\ on your mind . Dear ,when it's Joe's turn to pay for DEAR ABBY: I was a meaL He leaves embarrassAbby mole,ted hy my father when I ingly paltry tips. He normally was 8. I am · now 28, and I leaves · I 0 percent or less th<?ught I'd gotten over it. I but I have _seen him leave ha ve hall no contact' wi th my nothing when we have had father >ince I was 14. reasonabl y good servi ce. . early 20s. I work nearly full I recently heard that he wa> I have asked Joe why he time. attend college full time. li vi ng like a bum on the does this. He says I have no am in a serious relationship. · >treets. and was treated for an right to question him, since and my behavior i1 very pro- overdme of someone else's it's hi s· prerogative. ·But, fe ss ional. However. I look pres~ription for P'Yi:h med, . Abby, there are restaurants quite young. Most people say H ~ i> now in a horne , and my I'd like to return to, and I !look betw.een 14 and 16. brother, who lives near him . don't feel comfortable doing I work at· a sc hool where does v.;hat he can. My . . so because of the bad impres- man y people mistake me for tho ught is. how dare he sion I am sure we left. a student, and my rrofessioti- ex pect any of hi s children to At.a rather pricey restau- alism and ability are oft.en care at all about him '! rant recen tl y, when Joe overlooked. Even when I go On the other h'and . it·, chose not to tip the waiter, I to the store, people younger medica ll y documented that casually pulled a bill from than I am call me "Sweetie," he is ''mental. " Arc we ~ttp­ my purse and left it on the or some other childi' h name . po>ed to ha ve compas>ion tab le. Joe blew up · and What.can I do to appear my · for the mentally ill? - . called it an insu it. What do I age? I don' t want to look DAUGHTER OF A CRAZY. do? - NEEDS A "TIP" IN older than . I am , just to look AVON, IND. HO USTON my age and appear mature . DEAR DAUGHTER DEAR NEEDS : If I were Please help. .NO Compa>Sion . yes. Amnesta . you, I'd be more concerned LONGE;R A FRESHMAN no . Much wo uld depe nd about ihe fact that your DEAR NO LONGER : The upon whether your father was !Joyfriend feels you '" have no time may be here for a de lusional when he molested right to question him" than the " makeover. " Make an you. But no one- including fact that he's ·cheap when it appointment with a · hair- me - wou ld blame vou if comes to leaving gratuities. dresser and make up arti st to - you kept your di, tance" under People who handle disagree- see how they can· give you a the circum stances. ments the way he does make more bu sine '>s like and Dear Abby is writ/en by poor life partners. "What you sophi sticated persona. If it Abigail Van Buren, also should do" is make a· Iist of isn ' t already, your attire at known. as Jearme. Phillips, your boyfriend's good points· work should be conserva- and was foullded by her and his bad ones. see .how they ti ve. no-non sense and bu si- mother, Paulille Phillips. balance out and whether the nesslike. Write Dear Abby at benefit is worth the· cost emo· Because you say your pro- www.DearAbby.com or P.O. ·tionally, and act llCCOrdingly. fessio nalism and ability are Box 69440, Los Angeles, DEAR ABBY: I' m in my not appreciated, please eon- CA 90069. · Understand risks when drinking and driving Q.: My hus band and I just shared a bottle of wine at dinner. Should we drive · home or call a cab? A. : Do not drive if you be lieve your ability to drive is impaired, no matter how little alcohol you may have consumed. Also, remember . that, while your blood alco. hoi concentration (BAC) may wel l be under the legal . limit after having shared a bottle of. wine at dinner, dri- . ving after drinkin g any amount of alcohol is risky. .. Many facto rs affect the BAC, and, in the absence of accurate chemical testing. your best guess may prove incorrect. · A. : Still ass uming !Joth you and your husband beli eve your ability to drive is not impaired and Jhat yo u can safely drive home, the most important factor to take into consideration when deciding who should dri_ve is you r difference in weight. The person who weighs less general ly will have .a higher concen.tration of alcohol in his or her blood. 'However. unless yo u we igh substanti all y more than yo ur husband , yo ur husband is likely to lowe-r BAC. have a Remember that; if you aren 't sure about you r status, you should not drive. Q.: Doesn't the law pro: Q.: If we have carefully vide different legal limils of assessed the situation and BA C (or men and women? Submmod photo . decide it's safe to drive · A.: No, the law does not home, does it make any dif- differentiate between men John Musser, Community Improvement Corporation, presents a check to Darrell Markijohn who will portray Confederate General ference whether I drive or and wome n regardin g the 'John Hunt Morgan aga in this year in the reenactment. Other reenactors pictured are Bob Vance. assistant event cord inator: Edd legal limits of BAC · while Sharp , event cordinator, Sixth Oh io Cava[ry; Paul Rice, and David Hauser. 2nd Virgin ia Cavalry. my husband drives? A. : if you have assessed operating · an automobi Ie . the si tuation correctl y and While there have been both of you are confident claims thll! the law disc rimi. your BAC is under the legal · nates against women and · limit, it will not matter who attempts have been made to POMEROY - A donation 300 cavalry riders and 400 e ncampment s. concessions. first works hop will L1ke plan~ drives. However, you should change the law to retlec t the ot' $1.000 toward expenses . infantry troops will be taking Civil · War dance1, . period at Wilton Elememary School in be awa re that the BAC of a results of scientific stud ies , relating to Morgan's Raid II part. The Committee noted craft speople and displays. Wilkesvi lle at 7 p.m. Tuesday. female generally will be the se efforts have failed . Sept. 6- 10 in Meigs and that the route had to be recon- . Civil War dance work.hops The fee is 53 per person. higher than that of a male if Despite the . differences in Vinton Cou ntie s has been figured to. accommodate the ;-viii be held once '1 month on For more il~j(H-,1Wtion . on all other facto rs (weight. the way the male and fe male made to the Raid Committee additional expected horses. the second Tuesda' of the the dan ce classes. the Raid o r amount of alcohol con- bodies proces s alcohol, . the by ihe Meigs Cou rlly . However, it is expected to month for lhose im:·rested in . 1o /Jenm lt! a rohmten: conta(t : su1ned , duration of con- sc ience behind breath testin g Com munit y· Improve ment stay fairly close to the same le<U'Iling the period Jan.:e,. The ,\1,"'' Pm,.~rr. (740! 992-2622. . su mption of al coliol, simil ar uses the "law of ave rages" Bicentenn ial route passing food consumption, etc .) are and treats a ll men and Corporat ion. This year.' s event will be a · through such communities as equal. This is because of a women ali ke. Pomeroy, repeai of the highl y successful Wilkesvi lle. number of difference s Law You Call Use i,i a Ohio BicentenniaL Civil War Chester and Bashan. between the fe mal e body One of ·the major differand the mal e · body. For weekly consumer legal .Raid that took place three years ago. and it is anticipated e~ ces thi s year will be the · example, a woma n's body information column provid93 We st Franklin Street Suite 302 -generally contains less water ed by the. Ohio State Bar th at this year's event will ro ut e's continuation to the Centerville , Ohio 45:.!)9 and more fat than a man 's Associatio11. This article was again be well received by the communit y of Portland MB 622 1 body. Both of the se factors prepared by attorney ] till }. publi c since nearly ·double the where the actual Buffin'gton general ly allow more alco- Saia, a . partner ill th e num ber of reenacctors are Island Battle took place. Toll-free: 1(866) 43.'·6462 The event is to b~ similar to hol to be absorbed into a Columbus ·tawfirm , Saia & · ex pected ·tn pa11icipate. Free mortgage consultation The Morgan's Ra id II its predecessor featurin g woman 's bloodstream than Piatt,P.LL. Articles appearis absorbed into a man 's· ing in tlzis wlumn are Committee is anti cipat ing sc hoo l programs. battle s. : blood stream . Further, intellded to provide broad, women typ ical ly have 30 'general infqrmatioll about COUPON percent less o f the enzyme tile law. Before applyi11g this · illformation to a .~pecijic that brea ks down alcohol. Is the new ·n ed it card rate hikt· legal ..problem, readers are . ' Stealing your saYings? Q.: What if all· other fac - urged to seek advicefrmir all Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by attorney. tors are not equal? ·CIC DONATES TO MORGAN'S RAm .11 Ohio Heritage Mortgage Corp. 1 HELlOS Birth announced Public meetings LAW YOU CAN USE .5\ntique & Craft .ltaU GALLIPOLIS BY THE BEND Lousy tipper takes offense when woman adds her 2 cents Wednesday, Ma,rch 8 , 2006 CommunitY Calendar [french City Diane McVey M.A .. ccc::,, Owner & •''' •• PageA3 The Daily Sentinel Medical Excellence. local Carine. 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They tell us what direction things are going and whether that is for good or bad . For months now we· have been hearing about obesi;y in many of our children. Within four years. scientists say, nearly half the · children in Nonh and South America will be overweight. "We have truly a global epidemic which appears to be affecting most countries in the world,'' says the Chairman of the International Obesity Task Force. ·'This is going to be the first generation that's going to have a lower life expectancy than their parents," said Dr. Phillip Thomas who wurks with obese patients. "It's like the plague is in town and no one is interested." The impact on the health care system will be dnunatic in not tpo many years, unless folks, especially parents, get involved. Another issue where parents need to get. better informed· concerning their children is in the area of promiscuity, which often results in abonion. While abortion of Americans is now on a decline, it has been a disaster not only for the tony-five million who lost their lives, but will soon impact those nearing retirement. With fewer worker> to suppor:t those retiring, the Social Secll!ity system is in trouble. Had this carnage not occurred, 18 to 20 'million would now be in the work force. Would it be also possible that jobs would not be exponed since young, skilled Americans · could fill them' Another trend also has significance to the population. For years over half of Christians were nor registered to vote. Of tho.se who were Tegistered. only about half actually bothered. to vote. Contrast this w.ith around seventy percent of lmqis voting in a recent election. Now, there is a 'positive sign of an awakening of the Christian community. Since believers have a dual citizeqship, both in this country and the world to co~e. they are obliged to take both citizenships seriously. Sure, there will be criticisms of secularists that say Christians should stay behind their stained glass windows. but what group is better prepared, or should be, to speak to the issue of moral clarity1 This .is a trend that has been long dev.eloping. but should be welcomed rather than resisted. Bob Weedy · Wednesday, March 8, 200~ _,• Jennifer Roback Morse will talk to anybody who will listen about the social impact of sexual promiscuity. And we can all be thankful for that. Morse, author of ,;Smart Sex: Finding Life-Long Love in a Hook-up World" (S pence. 2005), demonstrates that the most intimately person~! is absolutely political. Morse's book is the sex-ed class you probably never had, the birds-and-the-bees talk you'd love her to have with your children. Her basic point: Don't be so closeminded when it comes to sex because it's about more than you. Morse argues that, "Human sexuality is the great engine of , sociability. Sexuality builds up the relationship between the couple, and this relationship becomes the basis of higher society." Sex matters. Not just to the two (or more?') actively participating, but it has ramifications. If you're married, one . act may change the structure of a family for generations. If you're not, what if there's a pregnancy? If you ' re cheating on a spouse, take a look at family courts or classroom discipline prob!ems or talk to, your local police precinct for stories about some of the pathological ramifications. Sex is a student. "I tried most of the hare-brained things I'm now writing about: adultery, fornication, cohabitation, group sex, same-sex sex. I had an Kathryn abonion. l was married and divorced." Lopez I didn't re.alize how impor~ taut the fact that she is a conservative was until !.recently read a book by a gal with an civil act inasmuch as "there abortion-rights group in New is much more at slake in our York. In her (preposterously love lives than just personal named) " How the Prohappiness. It matters to other Choice Movement Saved Americans whether we sue- · America: Freedom, Politics ceed - because bad sex and and the War on Sex" (Basic bad family life usually pro- · · Books, 2006), Cristina .Page, duce damaged children." who seems like she'd like to And society pays for bad sex be the .well-intentioned comchoices: When you know, for . moo-ground sort, paints a instance, that only 6 percent ponrait of scary " religious of married fan1ilies in the right" pro-life types. They United States live below the are hostile to sex, she says. poverty line - a fact Kay Needless to say to be pro-life . Hymowitz poi1its out in a and be anti-sex ... well, obvirecent piece in "City ous!y wouldn't quite work. Journal," a national urban- Bul Page insists she knows policy magazine -· . you bei- her enemy: "Pro-lifers tend ter realize that "smart sex" io believe, whether' they say decisions really have the it out loud or not, that sex potential to do a world of shQuld be tor the sole purgood. · pose of producing a baby. Morse, a conservative Pro-choicers accept sex as · economi&.t, who taught at something that people do for fiarvard and dubs herself intimacy and for pleasure." "Dr. J," has the rhetorical I'd t>e happy to dismiss her. advantage. of knowing too outlook as but one writer . well of what she speaks. She with strong v.iews who has · "got to be an expert on what untonunately met the wrong doesn,'t work." She writes, "I pro-lifers, but her book repmore or less .did the whole resents more than that. Her sexual revolution" while a attitude is at the heart of LeTters to the editar are it·elconw. Tl1ey should be less than 300 words. 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It's a ridiculous elitist atti, tude that makes contentious many debates over classroom teiiChing, progralil funding -. which is why we should all have . a welcome ' mat out for ·"Sman Sex., Morse's book is an infusiOJ) of good sense and sensibility. It is imponant that "Smart Sex" both works to fight back against "bad sex" ...;.;.. the ME! ME! ME! attitude o'f the sexual revolution - and co mbats the ridiculous assumptions that block good ·sense on a more explicitly' Political level. Morse write!' "Many Americans think the only alternative to anythinggoes sex is · something between 'The Stepford Wives' and the Taliban. The~ · imagine that if it weren't for free love, women would all be at home in dresses and high heels, in their spotless kitchens with cookies in the oven, robotically waiting for Beaver to come home from school." But the truth, as Dr. ., J explains, is something d\f; ferent - and it's a many-, splendored thing. · , ~t . (Kathryn UJpez 'is the edir. tor of National RevieiV Online ·(www.natimwlre, view.com). She can be cmltacted at k/npe~@nationalre: view.com.) ' .,. • • · RACJ NE -Donald Wendell Frecker, 70, Racine, passed away on March 6, 2006, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center 111 Pomeroy. - He was born on Jan. 12, 1936, in Minersville, son of the late f:lmer and Freda (Amburger) Frecker. He was a member of the St. John Lutheran Church in Racine. . ~e s ide s his parents, ~e was preceded iri dea.th by a brother, Roger W. Frecker; matemal grandparents. George and Minnie Am burger; paternal grandparents, William and Anna Frecker; ~everal aunts, uncle s· and cousins. He is survived by hi s sister-in-law, Daisy Frecker of Pomeroy. and several cousins. : Service will be held at II a.m. on Thursday, March 9, 2006, at the St. Paul Lutheran Church, 231 East Second Avenue, t'omeroy with Rev. John David Scott·of London officiating. j3urial will .be in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Fisher f'uneral Home-Pomeroy Chapel, and one hour prior to service at the church. ., Memorial contribution;; may be made to St. John Lutheran Church in Racine . Roger W. Meredith :' MARIETTA - Roger W. Meredith, 53, of Marietta, died on ~onday, March 6, 2006, at his home of an apparent hean attack. · Born on Feb. 7. 1953 in Pittsburgh, Pa., he is the son of William R. and Gladys Pickens Meredith of Beverly. • He was an iron worker and a member of Iron Workers Union Local 787 of Parkersburg, W.Va. ·and. had .worked throughout the United States on major construction projects. l;fe graduated from Fan Frye High School in 1971. He was a member of the Waterford United Methodist Church. In addition to his parents, he is survived by a daughter, Teresa Meredith of San Francisco, Calif.; one brother, Chuck Meredith of Chillicothe; an uncle. Robert (Kathryn) Meredith of Pomeroy; thre~ aunts . Marion (Robert) Murphy of Sandusky, Maxine (Ernest) Whitehead, and Lillian Pickens; all of Reedsville; and se'veral cousins. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. on Friday, Marc~ 10 at McCurdy Funeral Home in Beverly with Rev. Russell . White officiating. Burial will be in the Reedsville Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 : 4 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 9 at the fun eral home. Deaths · lbomas Klein . PHONE MERGERS ONLY POMEROY- Thomas Klein, 45. Porneroy, died on March 6. 2006 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on .Thursday at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy. where service will be held at I p.m. on Friday. RESULT IN THE PHONE ...•• COMPANY BECOMIN6 For the Record Divorce DIS INTER~STED IN THEIR CUSTOM ... 1 CLICK' .cookie sales .. ' ' POMERO'i' - Girl Scout cookies have arrived and I he following booth sales have been scheduled: March II Southern Brownie Troop, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Powell's Foodfair. Cadette/SeniorTroop 1208.9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Hometown Market. Eastern Brownie Troop 1316. 10 a.m . to 2 p.m .. Mason , W.Va. Wal-Man. , March 12 Cadette/Senior Troop 1208 , II iun . to 3 p.m., Powell's. March 19 ,Troop 1208, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. at Mason, W.Va. Wai-Man. · ·· Telephone advisory POMEROY- Meigs County Sheriff Robcn Beegle reported that the B~ckeye State Sheriffs Association has issued an advisory about a soli citation from the American Deputy · Sheriff's As ~ ociation. for funds for bullet-proof vests. The Deputy Association is located in Louisiana, and. none of the money would be returned to Ohio or the local commim ity. Beegle said the solicitation is in no way associated with the Buckeye State Sheriff's Associalion. Questions may be directed to Raben A. Cornwell, Executive Director. al (800) 589-2772. B ee~ le said he has also received repons of telephone calls soliciung bank account information. "One should never give bank account numbers to any telephone caller," Beegle said. Scholarship Applications RACINE -Application s for RACO scholarships are now available at the office of the guidance counselor at Southern High School. . Only Southern High School gmduates of the Class of 2006 are eligible to apply. This application will cover the tollowing scholarships: James Adams Memorial. David B Sayre Memorial, Frank Cleland Memorial, .Edison C. Brace Memorial. Cruisin' Car Show. and Racine Area Community Organization. Applications mu st be returned to the counselor by April 28. Scholarship certificates will be presented at Southern Awards Day. · · Have you· heard about this gas-crunch thing? It's taKen everyone by surprise especially those . of us who . remember driving in the 70s. Back then, when you pulled Jim into a gas station, they'd fill Mullen up your car for free just to · get rid of the stuff. Don't you remember? . "Please, take some," ·said the signs outside Exxon sta- the computer. does it .really tions, " We 've got · too ·make sense to spend an hour much!" Well; I guess those in traffic so you can use. the days are long gone. phone ai the office? Doesn 'r Some even say it won't be your phone at home work·> long before we look back at Doesn't your computer at ~3.50-a-gallon gas and say, · home work? What difference Boy, thos~ were the days of does it make whether you're cheap gas. on the 29th noor of >orne· The good news is that, office building or at home in thanks to cell phones.. the your PJs, if you sit in front Internet, FedE~, faxes, sate!- of a computer all day'' · hte dishes and computers, .]( doesn't - except to th~re are fewe> and fewer ·. your . boss. That 's the real JObs that require us to leave reason most people ·.,till the house to go to work. commute · to work. So the That's got to save a lot of oil. boss ·ca n see you . Never Oh, there are sull a few mind the fact that she's in jobs where you absolutely, the Bahamas golfing. you'd positively have to be there betler show up at your cubi - mob enforcer, sidewalk cle and stan. using the phone. beggar. 'hot dog vendor, I once worked for a busi bicycle messenger, brain sur- ness that spent million> of . geon, astronaut, Fed Ex dollars on a phone ;ystem delivery guy - but lots of upgrade thai let me phone them can be done al home, at I he guy down the hall ju.,t b) least a few days a week. dialing his extension. Wow. Face it. if most of your they jusl. spent $40 million work is done on \he phone or so l only had to dial five numbers instead of seven .. That must have saved me three or four minutes a year. Talk about a productivity increase. Of ~ourse, I had to look up the guy 'down the hall's extension in a special 300page phone book that the company had to print twice·a year. Who knows how much that cost.' I' m sure there was an ent ire department that · only handled that. I'd kill about half an hour every day looking up extensions. I'm sure that phone system · saved the company money - maybe a million or two each year. But you know what? Cu tting the CEOs salary from $146 million a year to $144 million a year would have saved just as much. The company isn't paying me for the two hours I spend in the car, they aren·' t paying for my gas. they aren't paying for the wear-and-tear on my vehiCle. But if I don'; show up at the office, they ' ll give my job to someone in India. They surely don't expect my'. Indian rcpl<u;cmcnt to show up ·at the . office, ju't me. Wh y ' HolY many Monda y-morning.. altendance-mandatory. strategy · meetings have I attended where the mo st promin ~nt thing in the middle of the conference table was a speakerphone so the boss could talk to us from some golf . course ' on · the other coast? Funny. my ears work at,' home. too, not just at the office. I used to have one of those bosses that thought it was a good idea to have staff meetings at 8: 15 a.m. Mond\ly~ and Fridays at 4:45 p.m . Fifty people would now ha ve to sit through a rush; hour traffic jam to listen to stuff he could have casli.y put in an e-mail that we all could have read at home. The company. of course, went · out of . business. TheY, blameU the high cosl .of oil. Who cou ld have possibly predicted it'' While we were all out of jobs. my ol<j boss did very well. He got a job with the government. I hear he\ higl1 . up in the Departmenl uf Energy. . . (Jim M111/en is rhe cwrlwr of "lr 1irkn a . Vi/la~: e /dim: · Compficllting rlre S'illlfJ /r• Life " wid " Bal>y'.\· Fmt Tartoo . " Yrm nm ·r('{tC:h hf111 at ./im_nml/e, (a) mywa_\. n , 11 ) Church services Park Reservations . Chicken noodle dinner ' ·Fundraiser planned SHADE - A St. Patrick 's Day After fund raiser will be held at the Shade Community Center on old Route 33. Shade. It will be a traditional Irish dinner served from 6to 9 p)n. There will be fund raisers, door prizes and entert.ainment by the Swingin' Seniors of Meigs County and Boys of the Hock. Alliliclusive admission is $6.50. Information is available by calling ~96-0070. • 1 . Drawing for Bartrum autographed football PORTLAND - The Portland Community Center will be holding a drawing on March 18 for a fo01ball signed by Phil adelphia Eagle Mike Bartrum. To be eligible for the drawing tickets can be purchased at lhe Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Office. Farmers Bank of Pomeroy and Tuppers Plain s, Kriders Country Kitchen in Racine and Summertield s at Chester. Tickets. which are $2 each, can also be purchased at the Portland Community Center on March .I B during horse show giyen by the Ohio Ri ver Producers at the show ring near the center. Proceeds for the tickets go back to the Portland school and Civi l War Museum. The Modern Woodmen have also agreed 19 malch any money raised by the drawing and concessions sold by the center during the horse show. and treatment for latent TB infections arullor active TB." said Brod~rick . She reported that last year from PageA1 the clinic gave 3,022 skin 'fhe majority .Qf people tests, six of which were posiwit h acti ve TB receive a tive, conducte'd four chest xdiagnosis when they seek ray cli nics , five evening clinmedical . care for symptoms ics, and 46 outreach clinics, from the progression of the and panii:ipated in two' health .9 isease. Symptoms. , she fairs. The agency also had an di sarray after the warning noted . include weight loss , · informational booth at the 'than · the owner mav be · subnight sweats. chill s. weak- Meigs County Fair. · ject to a citalion and fines in The clinic located in the !Jess, coughing up blood. tl)ayor's court. Violations of from Page A·1 shortiiess of breath. loss of Meigs Multipurpose Building thi s 1ype are considered a appetile, fatigue and . fever. is su pponed by the Meigs misdemeanor though re,i Broderick said that med 1ca- Countv Commissioners and is Bank of Rulland for the sole dcnts may face a $100 tine lioris can be 1akcn 10 kill · goyenied hy 1·2 board mem- purpose of depo1iting inlo per day for each day I hat they tuberculosis germs. bers representing all areas of that accoum the $1 per l)lOiilh remain in non-compliance. · Especi:1Ji y at risk from the county. There are three surcharge on residents' water Burke reported that $39~ latent TB to active TB arc clinic employees. Broderick. bill s.. The surcharge is meant were collected in mavt\r\ j,ersons wilh .medical et;ndi- Carol Little and Jill Blake. to eventtlally· pay for the vil - l:Ollrt fine.., in Fehruan . tions such as HIV mtcctmn. The board members are Kathy ll;ge·s proposed wa1cr .>Wrage Whitlach reported ihal lhe . d iahetes. certain cam·crs. and · Cumi ngs: Gayann Clay. Edna tank. The >urcharge · " 'as · vill<t ~ e tooh. 111 S~-!.7 25. 28 in c~rtain urug treatmcnls. the Wood. Chuck Rifne. Kellv approved last year and went . revenue in Fchruar) and had tubcn:ulosis nurse said. Gruese r. Tom Reed, lam e's into effect in Februarv. $18.20.1.76 in e:o.pendiwres. Council also di~cLh 'l'd Other siluation' which con ~ Acree. Jane Walton. Margie The meelin ~ \\c"nl into tribule to a greater frequency Lawson. Mel Weese. Margie problcn11< of resident ial tra.>h c\e(uti\c ~c..,-., i on or11...'1.' to di~ ­ ·· of lB outbreaks come from , Blake and Duane Weber. Dr. in the vi llage and 'dcc·iucd ''' UI~:-. p ~ r"nnnel matters in overcrowding in homele" Joseph Freeman. D.O. is din- compile a li1l <•f proper!~ · reg;:trJ..., to di ... c u~:-.in g owners . thai mav be in non - \\'llil lac·h'; meuical kave and she lters. detention facilities ic director. and bar.<. according to The clinic · is open M<mday compliance wit'ti vill;;gc tn~>h ' ;he hirin8 t•f !:l aker as· fiscal Broderkk. who also cited for- through Friday. R a.m. to 4 and high weeds onl i nancc'~ ·, , •!lien. Residents on thi' list mal' eigners residing in the Un1ted· p.m. for testing anyone who All memher' <>f council fl'l'civc a wriucn warnin e~' in \'-~·,\.' . l~rt~..,ent for thl' meet in£ States wilh latenl TB mtecllon lives or works in 1hc wunty. as more apt to bccnmc active. No appointments are required regards to tra'h and "ecJ, anJ \\ C're jnincJ h! St.rcct "The support . ot .. Met gs bul no tesl ing i., done ori ·ami a timcline 10 ~el 1lw Comm ]..,,,iuncr Da\ C .Da\'i . . . · ~liller. \\'llillach anJ Rutland Counti;ms for the renewal. ol Thursdays since the skin lest propc11 y l'icaneu up. ' If the propcny remain' 111 Police Ofticl'r S1e1 e Wi lham\ the levy allows TB lestmg mus1 be read in 4~-72 hours . a Rutland . exc iting opponunity facing me. It will be a chall enge, an opportunity to give something of myself to Meigs County in a different ~Yay.'' " l will learn the job and commit myself to .it. No, I. do not , have experience in the auditor's office. but I have ex!ensive knowledge and experience in things numeri- The association plans several fundraisers for the dis, play, including a Basket/Bear Bingo game in May, which will include 'Ohio Ri ver Bear PORTER - Services will be held at 6 p.m. on April I and Co. creations with 15 at Clark Chapel FWB Church. Longa berger baskets. collection canisters in local stores, and a letter campaign to busi· ne sses and major donors. RACINE - Racine Village is now accepting applical ions The association wi II also to reserve· shelter houses at Star Mill Park. Reservations may se ll concessions at a Gospel be made through Libby Fisher Music Celebration to ht held . at 949-2378. at Hartinger Park on April 22. Phalin said • local gospel POMEROY - Camp 7230 of the Modem Woodmen of America will host a dinner from 3-5 p.m. Saturday, for members and guests, at Pizza Hut in Pomeroy. The camp will pay . $2.50 toward the cost of each meal. A family door ,prize will be awarded. .. ·from Page A1 from PageA1 POMEROY- A complaint for damages was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Emerson . Bennet~. Langsville, against Erin Meshell, Bidwell. TB Shuler . MIDDLEPORT - There will be a hymn sing at 6:30p.m. March 25 at the Ash Street Church, 298 Ash St., Middlepon . Singing will be the Earthen Vessels and Continuous Praise of Ravenswood, W.va .. Refreshments will be se rved, · Woodmen dinner POMEROY - Duane · A. Johnson, 35. 665 Beech St.. Mipdlepon. was cited for failure to control by the patrol following a one-vehicle accident Sunday on Ohio 7. Troopers said Johnson was northbound at 3:30 a.m. when the pickup truck he drove went off the right side of the road, struck ·an embankment and ovenurned. . ' The pickup had severe damage, troopers said. Department will assist in the investigation. A su;,pect was reponedly seen driving the POMEROY Meig > truck in Middleportiast week. Countv Sheriff's deputies TI1e Vinton County Sheriff's recove'red two ;tolen vehicles Depanment wi ll inv~stigate the on Sunday. . discovery of a 1998 Suzuki Meigs County SheriffRoben four-door vehicle found near Beegle reponed that Deputy Mine 2 Road ' in Salem Andy Myers recovered a 2000 Township on Sunday. Beegle Dodge Dakota truck, found off said his depanment was noliBriar Ridge Road early Sunday tied of the discovery of the car morning , The truck had been by a local fire department while reported stolen from Franklin answering a brush tire call. County on Feb. 26. The car was totally The vehicle i' now in cu\- destroyed, Beegle said. It is tody of the sheriffs 'depan- owned by Timmy Harris of ment pending the completion Wilkesvile. Beegle said the of an investigation by the Vinton County depanment is Ohio Bur$!aU of Criminal in~estigating the theft, which In vestigation. According to wa' not reponed until after Beegle, the.Middlepon Police the vehicle was found . Fireworks Complaint SALEM CENTER- A Ewington woman was injured in a one-car accident Saturday on Ohio 124 in Sulem Township, the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. Danelle A. Marcum, 28, 70323 Lynn Drive. was transported to Holzer Medical Center-Jackson by private vehicle following the 3:30a.m. accident. Troopers said Marcum was westbound when the car she drove · .went off the Jeft side of the road and struck a bridge abutment. The· car had disabling damage. troopers said. BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM , Hymn sing set ••• Phoning it in ., RACINE - The · Southern Alhletic Boosters will hold a chicken noodle dinner from II a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at Southern Elementary School. Take out is available. Cost is $6 for adults, and $4 for children. Highway Patrol HEllO? Deputies locate stolen vehicles on Sunday POMEROY -An action for divorce was filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Rebecca Gayle Adkins, L<\ngsville, against Clifton Lee Adkins, address unknown. · ' . The Daily Sentinel • Page As Local Briefs : Donald Frecker TODAY IN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Obituaries Your sex life isn't just about you Loga11 Today is Wednesday, March 8. the 67th day of 2006. There are 298 days left in the year. . Today's High li ght in Hi story : On MarcH 8, 1782. the Gnadenhutten m<lssacre took place , as some 90 Indians were slain by militiamen in Qhio in retaliation for raids carried out by other Indians. .. Wednesday, March 8, 2006 Racine from PageA1 March - May. No burning is permitted after 6 a.m. All controlled burnings must be monitored until . the fire is extinguished. Violators could face a fine from the Ohio Depanment of Natural Resources if the ban is not obeyed. "The most common thing we hear is 'I didn't think a littie fire could get so big."' Jones said of people who Jobless fro in Page A1 econ9my in January. they were not enough to support the sharp decline in the calculated· unemploymenl rale ... said ODJFS Director Barbara Riley. "Pancrns that are out· side 1he norm. such as the unmually warm weather in · January. can exaggerate the impac1 of seasonal adj usl ments that ar~ part pf I he rale · calcu lation... Monroe County had the high~st rate of unempl uymem in January. 15 .9 percent. while Delaware County had ·the lowesl rale al .1.8 pe'rcent. The number of "orkers unemployed in Ohio in Junuory was 312.000. down from .146.000 in !Xcember. The n~mber of unemployed has decreased h' -13.000 OYer· the year from :155.0{)(). The January unemploymenl . rate ••• cal and mathematical." "Galileo said. ' Mathematics is the alphabet with which God has written the ,universe.'" . Shuler and her hu sband , David. have been married for 32 years and live on Bashan . Road. They have a daughter, . . Heat her. who lives in Hector, N. Y with her hu sband. She is a member of Sacred Hean Church , and she is an organist there and at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. She is a member of the National Council of Teachers · of Mathematics. groups, Singers and church choirs will be invited to perform at the concen, which ·will be free to the public. Other busmess Phalin sa id local organizations and church groups are being sought for th~ Bunny Hop Bake Sale in downtown Middlepon on April 15. The sale begins at I0 a.m:, and the Easter Bunny will pose tor. photos and hand out treats at Peoples Bank for the event. · There is no cost for organizations to panicipate in the sale. The membership reviewed a list of members who have not yet renewed for 2006. A membership drive will begin next month. accidentally contribute to a brush fire. , After responding to the fire yesterday on County Road 35. 15 Racine fire fighters , then. responded to a roilover automobile accident on US 33 near the Ravenswood Bridge along with Meigs EMS and Meigs County · Sheriff's Office personnel. One person was flown by heli copter from the sc~ne for · treatment of their injuries. The official accident repon was not available at press time from the Ohio ·State Highway Patrol. , for Ohio was down from 6 percent in January 2005. · County and city rates are unadjusted. meaning the y do not lake into accoun\ seasona l . adjustme nt s 1n emp lo yment. (The Associated Press conro this star\'.) rribur~d We would like to thank everyone who donated to the Josh Neutzling Benefit Your generosity is greatly . appreciated. The Josh ~eulzling J-oamily OSU Extension. Mc;g, C<). Heart Health ~ ' " Coalition .a nd the~ ;\lc;g:-. Co . Health Department wi II 1->c offering ••• (\ ''Dining with Diabetes" Rcgiqration Dcadlmc is _1/ 16. Classes will he held on Thursda\ e\;cnings starting J/2.1/06 and w ill end on 4/ 13/06. ' ~ Each class will hegin at 6:.10 p.m . :\lev. d;ahetics. long time di.i1betks and the familv mcmhers of · · diabetics arc enC<'uragt•d tn attend . The clas:-.e:-. ' are FREE. hut an: li;nitc:l w ~5 pe<'ple . Contart Andre" Brumfield ~11 94~ - 66~6 c' t. 33 :. .: �COMMUNI'IY. 'MEIGS COUNTY GIRL SCOUT DIARY The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 8 ; 2006 . friendly and helpful at home, the Dai,ies earned their light yell\>11' p~tal. The . girls worked on Thinking D'lY activities as part of earning the viole.t petal. Sirll·e the country that we st udi~d was the Ukraine, we learned ahotit ·our sister Girl · Swut> in that coumry, which was lornicrly part of the Soviet Umon. We also discusseL\ that we tia>~e sister Scout s allo ver the world. We prepared a short pre ~ sc ntat ion abo ut the .Ukraine and demonstrated some Uk raini an traditions at Thinking Day on Feb. 22 at Southern Hi gh School. Our Daisies ,and- thei r families were abl e· to enjoy the afternoon and learn about other dlltures and tradition s at !he event. Other work for. the violet petal included making a va lentin e for a sister Girl Scout and completing a unit on friendship from the Daisy Activity Book . Crafts and >nac ks are also part of our fun meetings. Although our Daisies ha ve earned hal f their Eastern Daisy Troop 1334 petals, it is not too Ilite to join has earned a noth<r r petal. that m on the fun . We meet at 5:30 Stands for being a sister to · p.m. on two Mo,ndays each every Girl Scout. The Dais ies month at Sacred Heart. helped their s i ~ter troop. Catholic Church Hall in . Brownie Troop 1316, at Pomerov: Information is Thinking Day by helping to ava ilable by calling Barbie Musser at 992-2213 or put on a show. They should be able to earn Heather Humphreys, 992their next petal for respect for 9 LO I for more information. authority and will have a special visitor to come and talk to them at the meeting at the end of the month. • POMEROY -Girl Scout cookies have arrived. A nuRlber of booth sales have been schedu led at local supermarkets this weekend and later this month for those who would like to purchase more. Outdoor Skills Day will be . held from I0 a.m. 10 3 p.m. at Syracuse Community Center for all Girl Scout age levels. · Workshops to be offered are menu planning, fire building. knots. knife safety. compass. campfire songs. and much more. Girls are required to bring a sack lunch. · The Big Bend servil-e unit is presenting ·'Baby Think It Over Sleepover" from 6 p.m . on March 24 to 10 a.m. on March 25. Bridging threeyear Juniors and girls I I to 17 ·may attend . Cost is $7. The event will be held ai the Reedsville Ch urch of Christ. are Jerrerta Chairs Ebersbach .. Tam i Putman and Jodi Bissell. · . fur day camp and her design was chosen a' the winner. Southern Brownie Troop 1120 Southern Junior Troop 1204 For our 'first meeting we had an exchange student . from Thailand come and tell about her country. We call her "Paddy" here, but her name is On Feb. II th many girls Supamon Prukrangrak. She enjoyed a wonderful time at brought booklets and a CD the "Me and My Special Guy on her country. Girls asked Valentine Dance" ·at the her questions that helped Syracuse Community them with a badge. Center. Girls could be Paddy told the girls that escorted by whoever that she wou ld come to Thinking special guy in their life is: Day and make the dish we Dad, Grandpa, Uncle, etc. will serve Girls were a "princess for Kimmy · Deaver gave he r the night" and walked the report on how hard it was to ted carpet after receiving live by the Code of Conduct theil' teirra and corsage, then that was · made up by troop. enjoy ed dancing. She ·had to live by it for a The troop met on Feb. 13 week. Girls were reminded and and 27 at the Syracuse about Valentine Dance to be Community Center. Girls held on Saturday. Tara Eakins worked on making cook- . served homemade desserts books contai ning recipes At the meeting on Feb. i3, from the _whole troop. G1rls the girls gave report on the also practtce~ for the upcom- . dance . All six girl s attended mg ln te rn atwnal Thmkmg and thought' the dance was Day presentation on Kenya. oreat. Hats off to -Susan ~.cveral girls., had previously_ Buchanan and her helpers for rnterv1ewed Dr. Gotfned ot the great night. . Ath ens, who had recently Attending were Megan trave led to Kenya w1th a McGee Sarah and Tara medical team . Dr. Gotfried Eakins.' Kimmy Deaver, provided mu~h mformat1on, Asl\ley . Deem and Brittany · as well as pictures. Thank Cogar. Gitls were reminded yo u: Dr. Gotfned. . . abo ut Thinking Day. The rest Girl s .tram 1120 parttctpat- of meeting work was done on ed m G1rl Scout International their Thailand tri-fold and a Thinki ng Day Feb. 18, at poster coll age of people of Southern Htgh School gym the world. This was a require. by_ dressmg tn natt v~ dress. · ment for Celebrating People amm als. and safari, from that tied in with Thinking Kenya. G1rls from Me1gs Day. Girls had to meet again Cou nty exchanged mtorma- on Friday to fini sh their tri ti.on about cu ltures from fold anq poster. , Qn Feb. 20. the girls eva!The troop will be de(iver- around the. world and also themselves on ing their cookie orders in . sampled deilc•ous loods from uta ted next few days. Contact different countries. Girls also Thinking Day .. All six girls, · Brenda Grady at 985-44 75 or learned about g1rl scouts and attended with Paddy. They Robyn Parker at 985-3421. if g1rl gu1des around the world. were dre ssed · in a uniform At the Feb. 27 meeting, that was similar to· . you have n't received them or need to place an ord~r. We do girl s finished working on Thailand's. Paddy also went ·have extras. We also ·wi ll be cookbooks, and earned the on stage and helped with the havi ng a booth sale from I 0 'Make It Eat It "Try- It : First presentation. She spoke in a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday at and second-year Brownie s Thai and was recieved well Masqn Wal-Mart. · played games from Around by the audience. Girls were in charge of the The troop wou ld li ke to the World to earn a Try-It, . congratulate Troop 11 20 for while three-year Brownie s opening flag presentation, the Thinking Pay award. We ~orked on bridging projects, were in ~he parade of flags believe everyon e had nice. 111 preparation 10 contmue to and opemng and closing canexhibits. We hope that all the become Juniors. die light ceremony. They had The girls Will also be par- a great time. Hats off to Debi relatives and friends that showed up tO si1pport us ticipat ing in a cookie booth King and her helpers ·for a enjoyed what they saw. We sale at Powell 's. Food Fair on great Thinking Day. Girls would li ke to congratul ate March II . Thank you to made plans to attend the next Brittnev .Leach. Girls were everyone in the community Gem's event in Athens thi s asked ,to submit patch designs for supporting us. Saturday. Two mothers made swaps for them: Gtrls decided that for March they wanted to work on Math Whiz and Sew Siniple badges. Love Bugs were made for Valentine's Day. Ran out of time last week. Megan McGee served refreshments. · At the last meeting of month, ·girls reported on Gems' event. All six girls went, with two Bro:.vnie s, Abbie Houser and Halley Wilson. ' Abby's mom, Terne, drove for us . G1rls . enjoyed a day of ga me s, health y foods, crafts, and an info :-'lorks hop on safety. The g1rls worked on requirement for thw new badge. Two badg_es were. revtewed so that all g1rls would rec1eve theu badges. Ashley prese nted her report on her Peace maker. This is another reqUirement on the Celebrate People badge : ' Ashley Deem served a homemade dessert. Eastern Brownie Troop 1316 ·Meigs Daisy Troop5870 Meigs Daisiq started February working on two petal s: Light ye llow (friendly an'd helpful ) and violet (be a sister to every Girl Scout ). The Brownie story was read to the Daisies, as a great example of what it means to be helpful and friendly. Each Daisy was sent home with a small . booklet of papers -which read "A Daisy Girl Scout , Was Here:· The girls · then .comp leted "surprise" _chores for their parents and left a slip of paper as a clue as to who completed the chore . For being e.xtra World Baseball Classic, B6 wi th hi ghs in the upper 60s. South wi nds I0 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. Thursday night. .. Mostly cloudy with s h ow~rs likely. Lows in the upper 40s. South winds I0 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Friday... Mostly cloudy wi th a 40 percent chance of show. er,. High' in the upper 60s. Friday ni~ht...Partl y cloudy. Lows in the mid 40s. . Sa lurday.•. Mostl y cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 60s. .I cookies we sold and plan on using our money fo'r planned events. Our troops are also collectin g bears, blankets, and books to be given away as a service projects. < Meigs County , Cadette/Senior Troop 1208 New CT Scan Now Available The Multi-Slice CT Scan · provides the most comprehensive imaging available. The new CT is currently available at Holzer Clinic Gallipolis and Holzer Oinic Jackson. Gallipolis (7 40) .446-5289 Jackson (740) 395-8854 Medical Excellence. Local Carin&· Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Financial Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In Gallipolis: Everywhere Eye Exam <bmplete Eye Care • Cataract Surgery· • • Di~be~~, ~ye Q:lre Chlldrenfs ~ms . .' I' ' . Lisa H. !leaves, MD GALLIPOLIS- A schedule ol upcom1ng college and high schOOl varsity sporting events lnvOivln.g teams from Gal~a. MeiQs and Mason counties . Saturday March 11 College Baaeball Rio Grande On Spring Trip Rio at Tburaday March 16 Callag8 Track and Field UNCW Seahawk Invitational Friday March 17 College Treck and Field Rio at UNCW Seanawk Invitational ThursdaY. March 23 College Baseball Rio Grande at Cedarville, 1 p.m. (DH) BRIEFS Middleport Youth League sign-ups set for March MIDDLEPORT Middlefort Youth League basebal and softball sign-ups for girls (ages 5~ IS) and boys (ages 5-17) will. be held I0 a. m. until 2 p.m. March II and . 18 at the Middleport Council Chambers. · Copies. or birth certificates are r~uired (or hew players. For more infonnation. call Dave Boyd at 992-3668, Tanya Coleman at 992-5481 or Tim Ebersbach at 9927747. Meigs youth baseball camp POMEROY · . Meigs Baseball will be holding a youth· camp for baseball players from grades 3-8 on Saturday. March 18. head junior varsity baseball coach Nick Dettwiller announced today. "We will be workin g on the basic skills and tem!inology used by the TVC champion Meigs Marauders. There will be t-shirts for the fir st 50 campers:· said Dettwiller. Dettwiller · as ked that campers bring clothes and equipment to participate outside and inside . along with a sack lunch. Qu.e~iions about the event are to made with Dettwi ller, 740-416-0344. Meigs Baseball . Alumni Game POMEROY - Meigs baseball will be holding its annual alumni ·game at I p.m. on Sunday, March 19. "We will take batting practice before the ~am e wuh a · home run derby nght after. We will therl divide the teams evenly and r.I ay a double header. There Will be !-shirts for all . participants, This is a great chance to come out and sup- · port the TVC champion Meigs Marauders and meet up with old friends and teammates so try and get the word out," said Nick Dettwiller, head junior varsity baseball coach.. 'This is also the weekend of our youth baseball camp on · Saturday' the 18th, and .with your donations and participation we hope to make th is a successfu l weekend for th.e youth. alumni . and current MarmJders as they prepare to wi n back-to-back TVC championships," he added . For answers to questions or to give suggestions cont act Dettwiller at 740-416-0344 . Phone - 1· 740-446·2342 ext 33 Fax - 1·740·446-3008 E-mail -sports@ mydailysen!lnel com · .740.446.5421 HOLZER · CLINIC ·Medical Excellence. Local Caring.- NEW YORK . (A P) Barry . Bonds used a va>t array of performance-' enhancing drugs, including steroid s and human growth hormone, for at least five seasons beginning in 1998, according to a book written by two San Fra ncisco Chron icle reporters. An excerpt from "Game of Shadows," which detail s the Bonds S a n Francisco s I ug g~ r ' s ext e n s 1 v e doping prog· r a m. , appears m the March 13 i;sue of S p o r t s lllustratecl. " 1 won ' t even look at ·it. For what? There's no need to," Bonds said Tuespay at Gil!nts camp in Scottsdale, Ariz. The Gianh said Bonds would not comment any further. Bonds. who testified before a California federal grand jury looki ng into steroid use · by top athletes, repeatedly ha s de ni ed using performance-enhancing dru gs . . " I've read what wa' report- return ed Tueo,day. Ba,ebal l did no1 ban pered,.. Bonds' agent, Jeff Borri s, · told The A'>soc(ated' · fo.rrna nee -e r'llwnc i ng drugs Press . "Barry is looking lor- unt il after the 2002 season. Aulhors Mark Fainaruward to playing thi .., year and the improved health of his Walia and Lance Williams, knee, and being as produ,ti ve who led the new,paper 's cov erage of the BALCO 'candal, as he's ever been." Phone messages left by the recount in remarkable detail AP seeking comment from the 'pecific<. of Bond s' drug Bonds' attorney and publicist Please see Bonds. 86 were not immediate ly . College Softball Aio Grande 9n Spring Trip ,l; ·, Dr. Reaves is oertifled try the American Board of . LocAL SCHEDULE CoNTAcrs .· ',J O!'Jhthalmo~. Report: Bonds began ·using steroids,·other drugs in 1998 ,,. Reedsville Brownie 1067/Junior 1042 HOLZER CLINIC Wednesday, March 8, 2006 Reedsville · Cadette Troop 1254 Local Stocks ACI-72.35 AEP -35.85 Akzo .- 48.95 Ashland Inc. - 64.11 BLI-12.81 Bob Evans- 27.90 BorgWarner- 54.92 CENX -'- 35.85 Champion - 5.9·5 Charming Shops ..;. 13.44 · City Holding - 35.26 Col- 52.47 DG - 17.22 DuPont - 40.86 Fllderal Mogul - .35 USB- 30.49 . Gannett - 61.01 General Electric - 33.15 OKNLY- 6 Hairtey Davidson - 51.10 JPM- 41.48 Kroger - 20.15 Ltd. - 23.01 NSC - 50.14 Oak Hill Financial - 31.20 OVB-25.20 BBT- 39.34 Peoples ~ 27.28 Pepsico .:.... 59.76 Premier .._ 15.13 Rockwell- 68.62 Rocky Boots - 24.63 Sears -119.17 Wai-Mart - 45.27 Wendy's - 59.91 .Worthington - 19.20. Bl The Daily Sentinel .. The troop hns been busy, . including . takin g pictures with the Valentine's Dance held at the Syracuse Commun ity Ce nter for the scouts and their dads . Thi~ was a great event. We also worked hard on Thinking Day . . We had the country of· Scotland . We learn ed a'JI about . Scotland and their traditions. We al$P learned about Guiding ill Attendin~ . Scotland. Thinking Day were Catherine Grady ano Ra ve nne Reed , who told abou t the country and the Guides.. Darci Bissell and Whit-ney Putman demon; strnted the Polka dance and the traditional dre ss that they wore. . . We are also working on.the Womens" Health IPP, and laming about hav ing a Troop members have been heal thy heart, smoking , eat: very bu sy. Lindsey Putm an ing di sorders. We are planand Meghan Short attended ning on attending PA trainin ~ the Valentine 's dance with so we can help at events and · their dads and had a great at Junior Jamboree. · time. Thi s was a great event. Hat s off to those who put it together. Thinking Day is a great learning event. We explored the country .of Holland, learning all the things that Holland is about. We made flower Ericka Cogar has serv ed as tulips to pass out and told Pres iden't all throughou! about cheese. We also month and did a great job. At learned about Girl Guides in th e Feb . I0 and 14 meetings, Holland and how they are . the troop met at the home of similar to us. Shirley Cogar and· worked We earned the Girl Scouts · ve ry h.ard on our Thinking Around the World Try-it and Day project. Our country also · World Neighbors, was Korea. We decided to serve Global Awareness and Humans and Habitats badges. dumpling s as our food and Attending Thinking day were made fans for the girls to take Attending were: Grace Adams, Meg han Short, home. Putman , Juli Ashley . Romines, Jovce Lindsey Weddle, and Hannah Adams. Romine s. Ashley Batem"anWe have bee n learning Lee, and Ericka Cogar. We ' about healthy habit s and did our prese ntation and . earning the Try-it, and the enjoyed.the day. Juniors are earning the Our ne xt meetin g will be March ,7 and a new president Becoming a Teen badge. ' We are · now delivering wi ll be elected. Local Weather Wednesday...Partly cloudy in the morning...Then mostly cloudy with a chance of rain showers in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 50s. South winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. · Wednesday night. .. Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers in the evening.. .Then a slight chance of showers after midni ght. Not as cool with lows in the mid 40s. South winds 5 to I0 mph . Chance of rain 50 percent. . Thlftsday... Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers.· Breezy and warme r Inside -- :;>"- . Eastern Daisy · Troop 1334 Page A~ Brad Sherman, Sporta Ed itor (7 40) 446·2342. ext 33 bsherman q mydallytribune.com Bryan Walters , Sports Writer (7 40) 446-2342. e~t. 23 bwalters@ myda1lytribune com Larry Crum. Sporta Writer (740) 446·234 2. ext , ,;l3 Ierum tJ mydailyreg1 ste r corn Christman headed to Rio Grande ' Bv M•RK·WILLIAMS SPEC IAl TO THE SENTINEl Chri stman said, He acknowledged that he needs to impro1e Iris perimeter game, particularly shooting from three-poin t land. Chri ~ tmun . i' a 'por).sman, an uutJoorsman , he loves to fish. hunt. ride fou r-w heelers and. of course . play basketbal l. He is al so an outstanding pitcher for the lrimble · baseball team. Christman plan s to major· in bu,ine" and hopes to one dav work with hi s f<Jthe r at hi s car dealership. Trimble head coach Greg Koons was · pleased for his prized pupil. "! think it's great for Mau. he·, worked really hard to ge t to this leve l," Koon s said. "[ think Rio Grande ·s a greal fi t for him. " I .think he' ll have a great career at Rio Grande. he' s a grea t student·ath!etc and he's worked hard . he deserves to be where he's at." Koons added. Koom betieves Chriqrnan's work ethic will he a key to his success at the college level. "His work · ethic is really good and he is a very smart student. he 's a real team-player. he sacrifices himself to do whatever . the tean) want s.'' Koons said. .. I think Coach French will enjoy coaching him ... The Trimble boss also believes this signin g can be a motivator for future Tomcats to re;Kh ihe same . level of success. "Thi' is a real boos! for our program. Matt's one of the lirst kid ' we've had for several ye<m to go on to play collc~c ha>kethall and I think it \ real boos! tor our pro- RIO C RANDE - There are many firsts in life and most of them are special. Special was the term that new University of Rio 'Grande men 's basketball coach. Ken French used in .commenting abou·t the first recruit to sign on the dotted line for th e new era of Red men basketball. ·That first person to sign is Matt Christman of Trim.Ple High School. Christman , a 6-foot-5 post player, comes to Rio Grande with so me gau dy numbers for · the Tomcats , who finished . 16-6 this season as Tri-Valley Conferen.ce · Hocking Di visio n champions . . He averaged over 25 points per game and shot 6 7 percent from .the ti eld. Christman ·was ·a 1st Team All-TVC performer as well as being selected Co-Most Valuable Pl ayer for the league. . Christman was also named the Associated Press Southeast Di strict Division IV Co-Player of the Year, I st . Team All-District 13 and earned a spot on.the All-TVC acade mic team. His accomplishments in the classroom have been rewarded by receivi ng an Ohio First · Scholarship from Rio Grande. Christman is excited about the opportu nity to· head to Rio Grande and is ready to contribute to his new team. "''m pretty excited. I'm not glad that high school sports are over. but it's good to look ahead and knmi< that I've got four more years to ·play, hopefully," he said. " ! liked the coaches. the coaches are good 'guys and it's kin d of small , like my high ,sc hool." Chri·stman said he feels like Brad Shetm&n/photo his strength is playing in low post and rebounding ·'having Trimb le's Matt C~ristman (00) shoots a JU mper over South Gallia's Josh Skidmore during a a nose for the where the ball Division IV sectional final in Wellston in this Feb. 25 file photo. Christman is the first recruit i's goi ng to come off at ," to sign with the Redmert for th e 2006-07 season. · !lfalll . • ·' II·, a '1 ep in the right direclion. it's a real positive ima~ e for nur program." Koons added . . Cnach French wa, excited to w1'a p up a successfu l first '. i~ni n~ . "Thi' i' big for our st;rr. .. " Fre1Kh said~ "Our Please see Christman, 86 ' Owners to decide on union's proposal Eiv DAVE GOLDBERG ASSOCIATED PRESS GRAPEV INE;. Texas What was· su ppo se d to he the absolu tely, positive i:r . final meet in g to so lve, the NFL's labor problems be gan Tues'day, with owners trying to dec ide whether to accept the union ' s latest proposal. A det:i> ion on whether to extend the coll ective bargai nin g agreemelll wa' unl ike ly tn come. down until Wedn esday. dose to the latest deadline of 8 p.m. EST. It'll take that lon g for the owner<, to re,olve the)r differences over internal rev en ue silarinc . the mo't divi 'ive iS'.ue 'racin g them . If the y <;Ion't ge t that straight. a deal. in unlikely. Mut:h of the ca rl ! hour' pf Tuc,day · :-. meeting \\a" spen t. 'il)lply li ,ten ing '" commi~...,inner Paul AP phQIQ Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones speaks to the media oots ide the NFL owner.s· 111eetrng Tu,esda\ a; the Grand Hyatt Hotel at the Dalla sJo rt Worth i\1 rport: in Grapevine. ,Texas. The owners b~igan meeting Tuesday to vote 1\hett1er to acce pt the latest propo sal given th.em by the NFL Play\lrS Ass·oc •ation . ' ' ·revenul.! ~haring ... hut thl'rL'. gonJ ol 1he kague:· added which i' mec1in~ 111 H;lllal l. · fur ihc' fir' t tllllc' that he W::J~ no dio..;cussion hcfon~ ljl~? Ronn e!. whD ha' helped .!(1 hold> it' cxe<:ulil <' hoai~d 1111~ht h;I\C I<' i! i\C~ ,bil to ,[,lve P"'' l;Ihnr Ji>put c~ . >CS>inn . k.l, the . ''" nc'1\ "'h·cltheir owner' hn>kc fo r dinner. · Le;1 gu~ ~poke~man Joe The re ~ecmetl to he . . um~.._· d i'J'HltCI . · " We hawil't punched .am .. \~ c 11ant tn pla1 footbod) yc1." 'aid , Pitt,burgh Rrn11nc 'aid Tacliahue had h<'P" IhC! ""uld reach ;m agreed " 1 til Gene L'p,haw. agreement th ai "uuld ball." .1•'11''' ' aid a' he oil' ncr D;r n Rt><lll~\ . "ho thl: e· ' h' 1.:uti\'l' Jircr tur of the J:Xtend the cnntn.ll't tll. tl run' ~..·tHcr~d the m.e ctmg . " We de,c ri hed Ta ~ iiahue·, rcmarJ..., ·" ·· Lil·e llenl :'\fL Pl.II Cr' A" oci atiun . out after the ~OW ,c:t"'" · I! h :1 1~ "" llhii~'Itt<'ll to cvervtilat the \1~\ll~r' \\ OU!d ha} C ca me fr<'lll l)aJ iu' ll\\11C I olllc'. J'dl'I !Ctd,ril: <lllr fan> . . Sllj)CL .. .. \1~ t:Lit,. \\ t'·rc ~ni ng to " He de,cnbed ·hnll !he a dcL·i -.iPn IW later than R . Jerry Jone" . " \111 1... . I ~n Tag l iahuc go thrnu~' li d'etail . . of the union ·, prop"'al. <'Wn~-r-.. and pla\cr . . -.. hnu \d I'm . FST Wcdnc,day: ,Th;,t ckgrec' ;I\\ a: fro m Wi l~"n Please see Owners, 86 Then Ta g liahue ·. ouJiin ed he in · I hi' · tn gcthL'r lm !lie \\llllid . L·Il l llC ~~" lh~ uniDn. l 11l ... ~ari· nf!. . b,~tt · ~.o u ~~t· . . ti.?d · '' �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 8, 2006 Wednesday, March 8, 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com \!tribunr - Sentinel - laegtster CLASSIFIED We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason ~unties Like. NoOne · Else Can! I WWW.OrvD.COm Home Llttlnga l1st yo~:~r home by calhng (740)446-3620 County OH VIew photosllnlo onl1ne Home of D1stmct•on 3 bed oom 3 bath , 2 acres ar 2 story unanache arage gas well/free gas, Rutland, OH Cal In 'One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR, AD ONLINE Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HQW TO WRITE AN AD • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ••• Desc::rlptlon • Inc;lude A Pr1c;e • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addreu When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days \ N ~Ot ~( t. ~JI. ~ ._ r GIVEAWA\ *POLICIES* OhiO Valley Publlshn)g reserves the nght to ed1t, re1ect or canc el any ad at any 11me »Errors Must B Reported on the f1rs ay of publiCatiOn and he Trlbune·Sentmel Reg1 ster will b respons1ble tor n more than the Cost o he space occuple y the error and on I he f~r~t 1nsert1on W shall not be hab!e fo ny loss or expens hal results from th ubhcat1on or om1s •on of an advertise ment Correct1ons w1ll e made m the firs va1lable edthcln ?Box number ads ar !ways confldenttal ~C urrent rate Car pp11es ) All Real Estat dvert1semen1s ar ubJect to the Federal Fair Housmg Act c 1968 month old Choc Lab m1x Been spayed ' all shots housebroKen mil s1t and lay sometunes w II stay and 11eel Doesn t JUmp upon people Coes'lt beg at table des well111 car We love her she needs more room than what we have (740)388 9824 Elll'l Free pupp1es Beagle /small Collie m1x very cute 5 weeks old (740}992 0143 onu : ~ ~- ~ NO E)(PE'R ENGEoNECESSARY FULL TIME CLASSES COL TR AIN NG NAhCII'-.(1 AVAILABLE JOB rL.o!oCEIJEt!1 s CLASSIFIED INDEX An11ques ......, ... "::··· .. ··· .. · ·· ···- ......................... 530 Apartments for Rent Auct1on and Flea Market Auto Parts & Accessones Auto Repa•r Autos for Sale Boats & Motors for Sale BUIIdtng Supplies Bus1ness and Bu1ldmgs Bus1ness Opportunity Bus•ne-ss Tra!ntng Campers & Motor Homes Campmg Eqwpment Cards of Thanks , Chtld/Eiderty Care Electrtcai!Refr!geratlon Equ1pment for Rent Excavatmg Farm Equipment Farms for Rent Farms for Sale ForLease For Sale For Sale or Trade Fruits & vegetables Furnished Rooms General Hauling Gtveaway • 440 080 760 770 71 o 750 550 340 210 Happy Ads . Hay & Gram • Help Wan led . 050 Home Improvements Homes tor Sale Household Goods Houses for Rent In Memoriam Insurance Lawn & Garden Equipment 810 310 Livestock 630 Lost and Found •• Lots & Acreage. . Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Merchandise Mobile Home Repair Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homes for Sale. •.• Money to Loan. . . Motorcycles & 4 Wheeler• Musical Instruments Personals Pets for Sale Plumbing & Healing Professional Services Rad1o TV & CB Repair Real Estate Wanted Schools lnatruct•on Seed , Plant & Fertilizer Situations Wanted Space for Rent Sport•ng Goods SUV s for Sale Trucks for Sp le Upholstery Van s For Sale Wanted to Buy Wanted to Buy ~ Farm Supplies Wanted To Do Wanted to Rent Yard Sa le ~ Gallipolis Y~rd Sale· Pomeroy/Middle Yard Sele~Pt Pleasant 140 790 780 010 190 840 480 830 610 430 330 490 585 590 580 450 850 040 640 11 o 510 410 020 130 660 060 350 170 540 860 420 320 220 740 570 005 560 820 230 160 360 150 650 120 460 520 720 715 870 730 090 620 180 470' 072 074 076 1~0'1/ ALLIANCE Y\HD SAJE.G\I.JJPOUS An Estate Sale on Fnday March 10 & Saturday March 11 at 714 2nd Ave We havs (a httle b1t ol everyth•ng} ~ TRACTOR TRA ILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1-800,334-1203 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assernb!e crafts wood 11ems To $480/wk Materials prov1dAd Free Information pKg 24Hr 801 428 4649 110 Dnvers Needed COL Dnve r ~ w1111ng to drtve for loca l ready m1x concrete company Exper1ence 1s preterred but not necessary Med tnsura nce & other benef1ts ava lable after wa1t 1ng penod Driver must be Willing to do pre ma1nte nance on trucks & equ1p men! yard work & other m scel!aneous chores E)( penence operatmg eqwp men! & extra sk1lls such as welding a plus Call Robensburg (304)937-34 10 01 La,kln(304)773-5234 Localed •n Mason County near Buffalo WV An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Dnvers E~cellonl pay tree Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 health msurance benel•ts e. home 11me1 1 year tractor App llt:at•ons Ar c Bemg tra1!er expenen ce requ red Accepted For A PTIPoSSible Marttn Transport 866 293 FT LPN PT Even ngs S F1ll 7435 In Competl tP•e St arhng Pay Pa1d VacatiOn Pa1d Meals Earn Extra Income Fun D1scounls and Insurances and Ea $y assembly work Available !nteresled Now ava•lable Wnte to AppiiCB nls May Apply D<uly Oonald Blankenship 250 9 4 Ravenswood Care East Hubert Avenue Center 111 3 Wa shington Lancaster Oh1o 43130 304 273 9236 Fa,o: Relere 1ces ReqUired For a l1m1tM t1me make SOQo Aspnal t Expenence, Equ1p selt1ng Avon Call (740)446 Oper Laborer Dump Truck 33::.8 wv Dnver Resurne PO Bo ~ 3105 Huntmgton WV 25702 Fue l truck dnver pos t• on available Stra1ght truck R& J local route Compet1t1vc pay AttentiO n D1 ve rs Truck:mg JS lookmg tar Good hours good benefits N' 1 yr OTR None Hazmal o$ tanker Dnvers Expe nence tor Reg1ona1 endorsements w II be con Hauls Average pay 40 s to s1dered Ma1l resume and m1d 50s Home every copy of dnv ng record to Weekend carl Kent CLA Box 555 c/o Gall polls Trtbun e PO Bo~ 469 /8001462·9365 Gallipolis OH 45631 AVON • All Are as' To Buy or Sell Sh1r1ey Spef!rS 304 F1.11! t1me MediCal Clatm 675 1429 biller No ellpenence necessary Must be Qetalled Barn Help Wanted Must be organ1zed good compute • able to work around Horses and typ•ng sk1lls Please 18 yrs oiO or older apply 1n person at 70 P1ne (3041675 1993 Street No phone calls please D esel Mecl'lamc w/Oump Tr uck & Pav•nQ Equ1p Exper a+ Resume PO Box 3105 Full Time Temporary Oll•ce Clerk PoS111 on mvolves Huntmglon WV 25702 gree t1ng public phone com0 6m1no s P1z2a NO\.~ H nng puter & map sKills and all Sa te Dnvers Po1n t oH1ce achv t1es App11cat on Ple asant Gall1po1•s & a e ava1laole a1 Mason Pomeroy 1oca1 ons App ly 1n Counly FS A Ofl •ce 224A F rst Street Pomt Ple asam Person WV 25550 No calls Las! Fos ter Parents Need ed date to 111e s COB March Have an extra bedroom and 24 th FSA IS an EOE .N1sh lo help a ch 1ld Become a therapeutiC 1oster HQ:me rtealth Age ncy noN care g{ver lor youth .0 1-8 acceptmg resumes for the Oas1s prov1 0ed tra mtng loi iOW10Q pOSIIIOns Home re•mburs emenl $33 S48 a Heqltrl & pe•sor at care day pa 1d resp1te and sup a1des Full' liMO '1N ard uon lor the voulh tn yGur Scheduler M offer days~. It no'"'le Tra1nmg begins hO\H.S l:lr nelto; .anr:! ~obi March 25 at Alb any CAli work atmospher A P eao;e Oas s Foster Car~> for r'"lo re send re~ume tQ A tn Ofllt.tl nforrna t101'1 Tol Free l 877 Manager PO 8 ')x 707 325 1558 GallipoliS OH 45£31 'Jr cau 1740)44 1 1377 110 Home Health A1des S1gn On Bonus Home Healthcare of SE Oh10 s curren 11y h1nng home heallh a•des compet1· t1ve wages Call (740)662· 1222 RN/LPN $8/hr Pos1t1ons Available lmmed•atelyl NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Help ra1se money for non prot! and polll1cal organ12at10ns 1nclud1ng The Amer1can Cancer SOCiety & The National Rifle We ofler competihve pay a comprehensive benefitS package including 401(k) w th company match tuti!On ass1stance and mare• Please forward resume to Heartland of Jackson 8668 St At 93 Jackson OH 45640 ~ax 740 286 0295 www her manorcare com EEO/Drug Free Employer P:eople Slrength Commitment ASSOCIBftOn Full benet1ts package ava1lable as well as pa1d tram1ng hohdays and 1aca110ns For 1mmed1ate Consideral•on call us at e1ther (740)446·7442 exl 2454 Or 1· 877·463-6247 exl 2454 WWW lnfOCISIOn COm Local tru cMmg company seek1ng Class B COL dnv ers Home weeker'lds gaGd pay must have clean dr1vtng record & good work hiStory Call (740)709 1581 or (740)388·0855 Now hiring EMTs & ParamediCS Call (740)354 5433 or 1·866 971·5433 Par Mar 011Co Will be takmg eppllcattons at the ir loca t1ons In Gelll pa l•s Ferry /Chevron Store CentenaryiCitgo Store and the 3rd and V1ne Galhpolls EXx.oh s1ora II you are seekmg empl oym ent and you are reliable tr ust worthy and a leam player we are looK•ng tor you 1 We ask that you be !r~endty w11i1ng to work. any shift ava lable to work weekends and be a deta•l· onented person We alter an enmonment lhat 1S exc1ttnQ and sal l!;fy.ng for •n dtvl duals who W!ll mutu ally share w tn us th e pnnc pals of fa w"~ es.-; and respect crea lmiJ a wl)rkolacE that 1S n the be:.t , teresl PJ I yov and !hOSe ol Pa r Mar ::.tares For senol.os •noU!res go by GnP of these loca!IO t'S and c;ut mtl your apphca• on l(,tlety Overbrook Center Is current ly acceptmg appllcabons tor Nurs1ng Assistant Classes The classes w1U beg n March 13 Apphcattons wtll be accepted until March 8 Space !S I mlted All tl'"lter ested applicants should p1ck: up an apphcat1on at 333 Page Street Middleport HoM~ To Do FOR SALE Computer Trouble Shooter 38R 2 Car anached Garage and Repa~r Expert Serv•ce on 1 06 acres $62 000 740 992-2395 Now Accept•ng Applications for our Gallipolis, OH Store Would like 10 wor k as a Farm Hand Can run mast any eq u1p (740)441 0918 ask. for Chuck US Flexible scMdule With a Can Do att•tudel Thorough trammg •s prov•ded and career promotion poss•bll•· 11es are poss1ble 11\\'ll\1 10 Ht 'SIN"'" OJ~~ )J{JLNJn oN OTIC Eo PHIO VALLEY P~B LIS H lNG CO recommends lha ou do bus1ness w1th pco le you know and NOT IC end money through the hla•l Unhl you have 1nvest• ated the offer nq, TIRED OF GAS PRICES & COMMUTING? CAREER DISTURBED? Chnshan Owned Comj.Jany Offenng A Home Managed Bus1ness Part 11me or Full ttme Fu ll Support and Trammg Fully l1nanced opportun1ty tf qua lifted I 800 946 7572 Pm 00 (II na answer please leave message) MoNf\ Ill LOAN Aid• IS an Equal Opportun•ty Employer No Telephone Calls Please/Apply 1n Person ALDI AN s needed to prov1de t1rs1 a!d at constructton Sites between Cheshire and New Haven FT PT F1rst A1d/ER/Occupa1tonal Satety e,o:per1ence helpful Call (888)269 6344 AN s needed to prov1de f1rst a•d at construct•on s1te s between Chesh re and New Haven FT PT Ftrst Aldi ER!Occupatlonai/Safety e,o:penence helpful Call 888 269 6344 arrow Smart Con tac he Oh o 01v1S10n o manc1al lnst1tut•on ff1ce of Consum e lla1rs BEFORE you 1el1 ance your home o btatn a loan BEWAR I requests for any larg ~vance payment s o ees or •nsurance Cal he Off~ c e of Consume ffa1rs toll Ire~:: at I 866 78 0003 to learn 11 th ortgage broker ender IS propefi 1censed (Th1s IS a publ Takmg Appl callons for Mach•n• st & Welder 5 years e~peremce apply 7 30 4 OOpm Ambrosia Machme Inc Route 2 Box 254 Potnt Pleasant WV 25550 Brand New Method Dry In 1 Hour No Sleam or Sha mppo Free Estimates • Clea rly Ctean··· 304 675-002:2 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? No Fee Unless We Wml 1 888 582 3345 1-l.l \I I· " I \II ~lu Hom~ FOR SALE ome acres approli 1 900 ~q II 3 bd1 2 baths 2 ca r garage master bdr IS 28x24 w•th (1 jaCUZZI tUb $125 000 1740)446 7029 K1tchen eck&BU1Id1ngs Atr See a 76 Oshel Ad w1ll cons1de r r APARTMENTS IURRmr Need to sell your home? Late on payments dtvorce, job transter or a death? I can buy your home All cash and qUick closmg 740 416· !SHOP CLASSIFIEDSI 7BR SBA Foreclosure only S1B 000 For list in gs call 800 39 1 5228 e~t F254 909 Mossman C1rc1e Pt Plea sant WV 3BA 1 bath lull basement $88 000 (304)675 6804 Help Wanted Attention! Local company offer ng NO QOWN PAYMENT pro grams tor you to buy your home mstead o1 renting 100"o fmancmg Less than perlect cred•t accepted Payment cou ld be the sam~ as rent t-tortgage Laca 1ors ~740)367 0000 Help Wanted MEDICAL ASSISTANT/LPN Curremly accepung resumes for a full um e • Mcd1cal Ass1Slant/LPN One-year cxpenence m a phySTcmn olfice or hospual Pleasant Valley Hospital do Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) li75-4340 AAIEOE www pvalle} org ~::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::~ , Help Wanted Help Wanted dl&cr!mmatlon ' . Thi s newspaper Will not knowing!~ accept advertisements tor real estate which Is In v1olabon of th• law Our readers are hereby mformed that all dwellmgs advert1sad In th1s new!!paper are available on an equal opportunity bases UNIT CLERK Pleasant V,lllcy Ho sp11a l IS curre ntly seckmg a lull·ll me unll clerk In ihe med~eallsurgllal deparlmcnl Apphcanl musl h.1v c exce llen1 customer rcl.1110n sk1 lls. Mcdu:al 1erm mology and ~.:otilputet skill s . are rcqutrcd Holidays. health 1nsur.1nce. smglellamliy plan, dental plan. li te msurancc. long-term d1sabtl 1ty .md retirement Send resumes va~.:atton to Pleasant Valle) Hospital do Human Resources ' 0 · 2520 Y aI .ey rive Poinl Pleasant, WV 25550 7212 <304) 675-4340 F1ve bedroom 3 5 balh house •n qu1et ne•ghborhoOil near Pomeroy Hardwood floors Gak doors and tnm fireplace 2 car garage deck 2 kitchens 2 hv1ng rooms storage room 3 boo sq feet $164 900 Call 7404164765 after 400 AA/EOE www pvalley org "========:-=::====== _ Help Wanted Help Wanted PM House for sale by owner Best Offe1 900 Third Ave GalliPOlis OhiO Call (937)581 8111 MEDICAL /SURGICAL MANAGER Pleasant Valley Hospllal 1s curreml y acccpung re'lumes lor a Medlcai/Surgtca! Manager '" the Mcd!Cai/SurgJcal un11 A mtmtmum .(740)643 05 18 of LhJc~ years expenencc 10 an a c ute ~.:are setting Prev1ous managernent/supcn tsory expertencc 1n c hm~.:al scrvtce areas requtrcd Gradua1c of a s ~.:hool of nursmg Current West Vtrgtnta 3 Bedroom house n Pomeroy Off ma1'l roaa River Vi9W $27 000 1 740- 992-2593 Newly remode!eq 3 or 4 bedrooms cen tra l a1r full 3 bedroom 2 1 2 bath 1 to oasement hardwood tloors 2 acres w1th barn $t20 000 detached garage large cov(304)882·8227 or 130<!882 ered pat•o fenced back 2890 yard close to schools Po•nt Pleasant $69 500 (740)709-1382 license BSN preferred Excellenl sala ry, holidays health m suran ce s10gle/lam!ly plan. denial plan. l1fe msurance. \.acauon and ret1remc nt Send rc-.umes SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A CLASSIFIED AD long· l crm to Pleasant Valley Hospital c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Driu• Poinl Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 A-\/EOE \1,\\w ·-\ Appliance & Orlando/Dtsney area Refugerator / Mtcrow'ave shop or at your home pvallcrorg. t.hsah1h1y NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals for the Electrical Upgrade lor the Orange Township Fire Deparlment will be rece1ved by lhe Meigs County Commissioners at their office at lhe Courlhouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 until 1 DO P.M , Thursday, March 30, 2006 and lhen at 1:t5 P.M al said office opened and _ read aloud lor the followIng: Provide and lnslall new electncal upgrade lor the Orange Twp Fire Department Speclllcallons provld· ed In bid packet Specifications , and bid forms may be secured at the oftlce of Meigs County Commissioners, c0 urth0 use. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 - Phone t 740-992· 2895. A deposit of o · dollars required lorwill each set be of plans and spacif1 ~ cations, check made payable to ~- · The lull amount will be returned wllhln Jhlrty (30) days altar receipt of bids • Each bid must be accompanied by either a bid bond In an amount of 100% of the bid amounl with a auroly sallafaclory lo the aforesaid Meigs Counly Commlsaloners or by cerllflad check, cashiers check, or lei· ter of credll upon a aolvenl bank In lhe amount ol not less lhan 10'4 of the bid amount In favor or the 'aforeuld Malgs Counly Commlaslonera Bid Bonds shall be •accompanied by Proof of Authorily of lhs oftlclal or agent signing lhe bond. Bids shall be sealed and marked as Bid for Eleclrlcal Upgrade Projecl lor Orange Twp Fire Departmonl FA11111 EQUIPMEN'J 8186 ler Call (740)441-8959 4 rooms of carpet Large m1xed brown $100 rust $50 cream- $50 mauve $50 (740)245-5181 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepatred New & Rebu•lt In Stock Ca ll Ron Evans 1 BOO 537 9528 5979 4\4 packet, particularly to the Federal Labor Slandards Provisions and Davls·Bacon Wages 1 various tnsurance requirements, var~ous dollars wtll be r secured at the office reserves , the right to ol reject any or all bids 400pm Mlck Davenport Presldenl, Meigs F.re Wood C o u n l y HardWOOd Meigs County Commissioners. Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 · Phone 1 740-992· 2895 A deposit of o Commissioners (3) 8.10 14 (304)67 5 1i22 Del vered 2938 ~ 30 Seasoned Spill and Cal! 740 949 HOMf L\JPRO\ EMH''I' r ADVERTISE IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 1304)~95-3825 Get Yo~r Message Aor'Qss WrthA Dally Sentinel $500' Pohce Impounds' Cars from $500 For listings 800 39 1 5227 ext 3901 LLETIN 1997 Toyota Camry LE White & be1ge 1nf cloth well eqUipped good cond1Mn 4 cyl auto 25·33 mpg $4 995 (740)446·0014 1999 Olds E1ghty E•ght LS Well ma1n1a10ed loaded newer t.res excellent cond1· lion 127K miles askmg $4 000 1740)245-5934 Atlantic C1ty Getaway May 12,2006 to May 14, 2006 $200/per person Based on double occupancy Harrah's Casmo & Resort Pnvate Jet out of Charleston, WV LIMITED SEATSt Call (304) 675-4340, Ext 1326 to make rese.rvatJons 77 Olds Cutlass does not ri.Jn 080 Handmade club· house w1th porch Ask ng $ 150 (740)367-7204 Hosted by PVH Commumty Re lations mt needs body work and radmtor new t1res ba ttery brakes and rotors S 1 50b OBO 1740)446 9632 97 Ford Explorer XLT w1th AKC Golden Retnevers trac control V6 fully loaded F1 rst shots and wormed 4x4 · red S4 500 Ca ll light gold In color $250 Call 1740)446 0350 equal opportunity prov1s1ons, and the requirement lor a (740)286·9800 check , payment bond and ,. certified cashiers check, or let· AKC Lab rador Pupp1es 3 performance bond ter of credtt upon a chocolate 2 black 100% of the contracl 1st pnce No bidder may so!vent bank In the wormer & Dew Claw amount ol not less removed $250 (304)675withdraw his bid withlhan 10% of the bid 3840 No answer Leave In lhlrly (30) days amount In favor of the Message alter the actual date aloresald Meigs of the opening thereC o u n t y AKC Pomeran•an pupp1es 4 of. The Meigs Counly Commissioners Commissioners. Bid males & 1 female $350 Bonds shall be each (7 40)388·8642 reserves, lhe rlghl lo accompanied by reject any or all bidS Proof of Aulhorlty of AKC reg1stered German M1ck Davenport, the official or agent ShOr tha~re d Pomters Vel Presldenl. Meigs checked 1st shots excel signmg the bond County lent blood11nes Call anytune Bids shall be sealed Commisstoners and marked as Bid lor (740)388·9338 (3) 8,10 t4 HVAC pro1ec1 lor Full blooded Ret Tamer Orange , Twp F1re pups $75 each Cal l Public Notice Department and (740)245 9061 mailed or delivered 10 Meigs Counly Reg1s1ered Border Collie NOTICE TO CON· Commlssionttrs, pups Wmmed & 1st shots TRACTORS Courthouse, Imported blood f.nes know Sealed proposals lor Pomeroy, Ohio 45768. lor hearmg tnstmct and etas the Heating replaceAHentlon of bidders s1c colors (740)379 9110 ment for the Orange Is called to all lhe Township Fire requtrements con- Shar Pe1 puppy 12wks old Deparlment will be tained In this bid male brindle up to date on received by the Meigs packet, parllcularly to shots and wormed Lots ot County Commissioners at the Federal Labor wnnkles $300 (740)645 Standards Provisions 4787 their office al lhe and Davis-Bacon Courthouse, MtiSJCAL Wages, varloue InsurPomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~l'MFNJS ance requirements, until 1 DO PM., Thursday, March 30, various equal oppor· tunlty provlsion1 , and MusfCBI equ1pment Gwtars 2006 and then al t ·15 keyboa rds the requirement for a processors PM. a1 said office paymenl bond and drum mach1ne amp etc opened and read performance bond 740 446-9709 aloud lor the follow· 100% of the contract lng Provide and price No bidder may Install new HVAC syswithdraw his bid with· tem for lhe Orange In thirty (30) deya Comme rc1al Property & Twp Fire Deporlmenl aHer the actual date Bu1ldlng for Sale 9 9 acres Specllicalions provld· of the opentng there· ed m bid packet. Amb rosur Machlr;e Inc Speclllcallons, and of The Meigs Counly Route 2 Box 254 Po1nt Commissioners bid forms may be Pleasant WV 25550 1"10 1984 FLHTC 1340CC BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 19 000 m•les Blk/ s•lver HAY& $7 500 F1rm (740 )2 86 7212 Uncond1t anal l1fehmP. gua • GMIN an tee Local Feterenres tur or (93715 15 8670 n shed Establ sl P.d 1975 For sa le 5x5 round bales of 1999 Harley DMtdson Ultra Call 24 H1s i4CJ 44 6hay $17 50 Call (740)446 ClasSIC Loaded ExceltP.nt 08 70 ~ og ers Bi:l sernent cond1t1on 29 000 tota l m11es Wate ro•ool ng 9777 Pnce S13 500 Call 740 Aouncl bales of hay 949-2217 untl*' pm (304)675-1743 Delano 1999 Honcla 400 EX many Jackson Farm extras plaStiC 1n rou gh con Very good m1xed hay cl1t10n $1 500 OBO squa re bales (740)446 (740)446-1327 24I 2 Of 1740)645 0608 I 2002 Harley Dav1dson Ultra IH \ \ , 1'(11<1 \I H I\ Ctass•c 6400 m1les 9:1 Saturn SL2 4 doors auto ctean $1 000 down roRSAI E and$15000aMonth Wde Select1on low down pay· 7 Pure Breed P1t Bull Pups ments M&J Auto Monday· Brmdle Black Tan Saturday 2 00 S 00 PM Chocolate Beaut•lul mark- 740 338 9693 or 740 742 •ngs Must seall $200 2662 (304}675 1105 after 5pm 96 Bud LeSabre 97 000 (7 40)441-1047 CA.' JI'F.R' & M1m lH Ho\n;<; 2003 Jayco Eagle 34 5m Ntleel w sh1e out New con dltlon S22 000 080 1740)339 0218 40 MaroHcYc us' 4 WHt:U.fR' r._IS AKC Boston Terner pupp1es 2 bnndle 2 black and white $400 Ready 3115106 Call l'IJ . Cell# (740)208-D495 required lor each set ol plans and speelfl· callons, check made payable to __• The full amount will be returned wilhln thirty (30) days alter rece1pt of bids. Each bid must be accompanied by ellher a bid bond In an amount ol100% of the bid amount with a surely satisfactory to lhe aforesaid Meigs County Commissioners or by TRANSM IS SIONS Double bolted AI, !ypes (7 40)245 5677 or ( 740)645 7 400 28 ft Eagle Jayko camper 2001 Blaz er LT 4x4 excellent cond 1lon used 91 000m1 loaded New only a few wnes SB 000 Goodyears Onstar Lealher Call (740)446 3438 AI! Power 57 900 (740)245· <,; 1~\HI ""' 9245 " · (740)367 0624 1740)446·4060 or (740)307· 7762 Pole Barn 30x50x12 leet pa1ntetd metal slider free delivery Only $7 595 (937)718 147 1 WWWnBIIOn Wldepolebarns com BUDGE T !7 40 )645 6529 2001 Grand Jeep Cherokee L1m1ted wh1te new ttres excellent condit1o0 $12 500 r $4900 CARM ICHAEL EQUIPMENT (740)446 2412 Angus Bull s two X breds 4 FoR S\11 heifers Excellent breedmg Slate Run Farm See t 990 F250 7 3- liter r::ltesel www slaterunfarm c om 4x4 5 speed $6 000 1740)286 _5395 2002 Yamah a TTR 125L JUS! like new $1 500 RtC11ng Beet Bull Black and While gear avai lable t140)3 88 about 2yr Old For Sale 8358 $650 DO or Trade lor Horse John Eyn on 27357 Al)ple 199G Chevrolet Z7 l 4x4 Grove Dorcas Road ext end~d cab S5 000 OBO Aac.ne Oh•o 740.949·2324 Call (7401446 4355 cr iiiiiiliill 2 Whtrlpools washer For sale 4 Nextet Cup t•ck· Kenmore dryer burgundy ets 4 Busch t1ckets Bnstol recliner red cook stave Spnng R.ace Call (740)256 warm morning coal/wood 1304 burner, entertainment cen- 2003 Su zuki 4WD V1nson 500 ATV With 34 m les Load Tra1I!Load Max Trailers Goosenecks / Dumps / Chevy Colorado Ext Cab 99 Har le} Fat Boy 9 400 Ut1ht1es Carmichael 05 Aula 2WD 'w bedltner m1les lots or Chrome and E w men! 740 446-2412 excellent C01d1hon Kel ly e:ttra s (7401446 9954 Blue Boo k Sta 600 w111 set At rn:J J1AKlS & lor $13 000 {304!523 1 t 19 Al< J .•>'llRJt.~ Block bnck sewer p1pes wmdows lintels etc Claude 2002 Suzuki LX7 4x4 PW W•nters, R•o Qrand~ OH PL CD 80 000 (mostly h•gh· way) miles $8 500 OBO Call740·245·5121 and mailed' or delivered to: Me1gs Counly Commissioners. Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 AHenlion of bidders 11 called lo all of the requtrements conlamed In th•s bid 4 \~HUCLEH.~ 89 1-:loflda Goldwtng w/lra tl· er &:vi 45 000 rn les very 2500 SLT Heavy Duty good shape well ma1n spnngs camper speetal 10 tamea cover extra lights ply t1res $7 500 Call Ed and ch rome S7 150 1740)367 0624 {740)44 1 5540 r SHOP CLASSIFIEDS· (740)367 7006 40 MoTORIYl u»' THl ll' K.~ mu S .\J.F. 7/6 1999 GMC w/e)(tended cab on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 Retail and office s~ace avail· Russ Moore 992·2526 able 1n downtown Po1nt owner Pleasanl $500/month next to Courthouse Contact Julie a I p'>lntpleasant_comm_rental @yahoo com or (703)528- 4 11ckets for Martmsv1tle Va 0617 race Apnl 2nd 2006 , Grand For sale Boer Goats Born stand $280 1 Furnace j:ind 1n Januarv very hm1ted num WANniJ heat pump $500 fOf both ber Champ1on bloodlines on mRENr bath s1des also severa l 1740)388 0031 purebred breedmg age Want to r.ent trailer space In Appliance Warehouse 101 males Pro1ess•onal breeder Galt1pohs or R1o Grande New and Gently Used (740)245-0485 after 6pm Appliances w!Warrantly Shelled Corn $3 50 per 50 Washers, Dryers 12% All Stock $5 40 pe' 50 Refngerators Located next Other 1111estod< teed aiiall lo the Downtown R1pley Post able 740·698-0911 Otftce Open M F 304 372 BLIC NOTICES Send resumes lo 1n lh1s newspaper 1s subJeCI to the Federal Fair Housmg Act of 1968 wh1ch makes 11 illegal to advert1111 any preference, limitation or d1scr1m!natlon based on race, color rellg1on •ex familial status or nt~Uonal origin, or any Intention to make any such preference, llmttat1on or Thompsons One bedroom apt Vme St Bedroom furn1tu re quality House tor rent m Cl11ton Gall•polls Oh (740)446fiVe piece set $950 Recliner Marlin tndustnes vented gas 7100 am (740)367-7886 WV 3 bedroom $425 00 a $125 Cu110 cebmet $125 stove good condition $1 DO White ndmg mower 421n M plus depOSit 740.742- ~pm--,..-----~~- (740)256·1428 See 1003 cut 17 s horse $700 Pleasant Valley Apartment be-sales com lor p•ctufes (740)388·8669 Stop rentlf'IQ Buy 4 bedroom Are now taking AppltcatiOns New Berber carpet $6 95/ foreclosure $15 000 For l!st- lor 2BR 3BA & 4BR yard Aemanents starting at NEW AND USED STEEL are taken mgs BOO 391·5228 ext ApplicatiOns $25 Mollohan Carpel 76 Steel Beams P1pe Rebar Monday thru Friday from 1709 Concrete Angle Vme St Galhpohs For 9 00 AM -4 PM Off1ce 1s Channel, Flat Bar Steel (740)446 7444 Located at 1151 Evergreen Gratmg For Drams Momu· HoM~ Drive. Potnt Pleasant, WV Sofa & cha1r $100 sect1on~l Dnveways & Walkways l&L fUR RENT Phone No 1s (304)675 wl end recliners $100 refngScrap Metals Open Monday 5806EHO erator $100 Console TV Tuesday Wednesday & 2 bedroom mob1le home In $100 RCA stereo S75 Ab Fnday Bam 4 30pm Closed Tara Townhouse Racme $350 mo plus $350 Lounger $100 book shelves Thursday Saturday & Apartments Very Spac1ous depGslt years lease na $100 each Phor.~e (740)441- Sunday (740)446-7300 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 1/2 pets no ca lls after 9pm 0988 Bath Adutt Pool & Baby (740)992-5039 Tw1n captains bed 3 drawer Pool PatiO Start $425/Mo platform & n1ght stand and Lea se Plus Mob•le home sites for up to No Pets beddmg $150 (304)675 16x80 1n Country Homes Securny Deposit Requ1red (740)385-4019 related area , workmg wnh dtrect patient care rcqutred Excellent stl lary, hohdays health msur· ance, dental plan .md vacal!on All real estate advertla1ng Twtn Ril1ers Tower ts accept 15 FOR SALE mg appr1C8tlons for watttng Aepatr-675-738B For sale nights slay Pa•d $600 sell loaded 305 engme auto· ltst lor Hud-substzed 1· br, re-condlt•oned automatic lor $199 good for 1 yr matte 67 000 m1les good ap~rtment , call 675·6679 washet'S & dryers refrigera- (304)362·0014 clean solid true~ eJ~:cellent EHO tors gas and electnc condtl on SB 500 0 80 I \ l<\ 1 "1 1'1'1 11 ..., ranges a1r conditioners and (740)441 101 4 WEEKLY AVAILABLE wnnger washers Wtll do ,, 1 1\ l ... l l l t " 2001 Dodge Ra m truck n c I u d e s repatrs on maJOr branc:ls 1n Used FurMure store 1JO Bulav1He P1ke Washers dryers gasl electric ranges mattresses, couches dmeltes chests much more Grave Monuments Downtown OffiCe Space 5 (740)446 4782 Gelllpohs 5 room & bath range & ref rQOm suite $65(llmo 1 room OH Hrs 11·3 (M·S) turm shed washer/dryer office- .$225/mo 2 room hookup 2nd floor $425/dep su1te $250/mo Se<.:unty you pay ut•l 1t1es (740}441 depoSit reqwred You pay 0596 uttlntes All spaces very nlpe BEAUTIFUL APART· Elevator Call (740)446 3644 Buy or sell Rtverlne MENTS AT BUDGET for appointment Ant1ques 1124 East Ma.n (740)367 0000 3130 20 acre tarm w1th barn and 4 bedroom 3 bath home LoC ated m Lawrence Co Call for mtormat1 on Certified Care Home ASSJSted & Non ASSIStea 3BR 2 balh den 8 m1les Persons r1eals & snack s hom Het ze r HoSD Ia I on 16'0 orov1d ed E.o:ce l ent Care North Owner F nance i='HA !304)882 3880 approv~d a 4014 Jf) V57(J Call (740)385 4 year old Coton~al on 3 19371515 8670 or (740 )286 T~red of Not Havmg Enough I $169/mo 9946 Country home m Jackson CG Se-.en roo ms 1 5 bath hardwood t•oors full basemen t 2 5 ca r garage 11 27 ac res two barns, mature p1ne trees Pr~ce $149 000 (304)675 1722 OH NO PHONE CALLS Money to Make Ends Meet or Gomg to Work For PLEASE' EOE Someone Else? Chnst1an Overbrook Aehabllttat•o n owned Company of 0early 2 Center IS currently accepting decades offenng a home Opportun•ty applications tor LPN s Busmess Available sh1fls are ?A 7P (304)576 2056 or (304 )593 and 7P 7A All Interested 0456 If no answer please applicants shou ld PICk up an leave message apphcat1on St 333 Pag e ScHooLS Street Middleport OH For INSmU<.TJON furtlier 1nformat1on please conlact Hollie at 740 992 L1ke work1ng w1th numbers? 6472 EOE Check out Part t1me bartender needed Accounllng for Good Times Pomeroy classes/programs @ must oe 21 to apply Galllpolll Career College (7 40)446 4367 POSTAL JOBS BOO 214·0452 $t5 67-$21 98/hr now tur m:~-~1~2;;7.; 4:;:6___., ng For application and free ~ WAN'J'EJ) govern ement job mfo call Arreflcan As soc of Labor 1 . To Do 913 599-8042 , 24/hrs emo serv 30 X 4B X 9 Pole Barn Pa1n1ed S1ee1 S1des and Trans1!10ns tor Youth IS seek- Roof 3 Entry 14 X9 Shdmg ng a pari t•me LSW to door lfisul Roof Gutter license and recrwt taster Erected ~nee 510 750 00 homes and to ao publiC rela 24 X 32 X9 4 Pole Barn t•ons wrth cou nty agenctes Pamted Steel S•des and Make your own hours and Roo! 3 Entry 2 10 X8 work from home Please Overheads Insulated Roof send resume to Overh ang SeAmless Guner Trans t1on s lor You th Erected $10 450 00 740 5801 State Route 141 742 4011 or 1 800 396 Gallloohs Oh10 45631 3026 No phane calls plea se (304)675 6331 I m Interested 1n Pa1ntmg and Paper~ng your lntenor Walls can me (304)675 5857 or (304)593-2387 Lawn Care m1sceUaneaus odd JObs free estimates Call (740 )446 6861 YOU Outstand(ng CJJstomer Se rv1ce Mat•vat on and a Commitment to Teamwork and Pertormance Accurate 110 Cash Control eii1C!en1 oper . flELpWANniJ 1 at1on of the cash regiSte rs system clean!ng and stock mg merchandise Must be Nurse able to work between Sam Heartland of Jackson part 1Opm M on Sal H gh School ol HCR Manor Care has an D1ploma or GED requ~red exc1t1ng career opportun•tv Candidates must be 18 yrs or older ta apply No work on ava lable lor Sundays Home Healthcare of SEQ IS Current ly Accepting Appl1cat1ons For Full & Part· Full-time/Part·time t1me RN s Compel!t1ve Wages Bonuses & Banehls Qualtflcallons Include a curCal l Toll free 1-866-388 100 rent AN license 1n Oh10 2 yrs o11ongderm care experiJOBS! 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I wnght2005@comcast net 110 (740)446 3870 r POLICIES Ohio Valley Publishing reaervea the right to edll, reject. or cancel any ad 11 any tlm1 Error• mu1t be r1ported on the lust day of II Tribune-Sentinel R~tglater wm be reeponalble tor no more than the coat of the apace occupied by lhe error and only the flrel msertlon We shall not be any loa• or e11pense that results trom the publication or om1salon or an edvertinmant Corracllon will be made in the filii avatlable edlt10n • Box '~;~':~:~~~ are always confidential • Current rs.te card applln • All real "lal1 advertlaamenla are to the Fedltflll Fair Houtung Act ol 1968 • Thla n accepts only help wanted ada meeting EOE atandarda W• will nol knowingly accef)l in vlolat1on of the taw KIT & CARLYLE 10 t.r:. · Now you can have borders and graphics .IL...lo added to your classified ads 1m Borders $3.0p/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large • All ads must be prepaid* bedroom trailer stovelrefngerator furn1shed WID hookup Renter pays uhllt1 es No Inside pets $350tmo $150/deposll 16x80 mobJie home 3 bed· (740)446 3570 room, 2 bath heat pump tBR Cab•n all u11llt•es pa•d !5x8 deck Very n1cel L•ke new 2002 Clayton Between Rio Grande & PR1CES AT JACKSON : (740)388·9170 14x52 $148/mo Call Jackson (740)44 1 011 7 ESTATES, 52 Westwood (740)385·9948 Dnve 1rom $344 to $442 : 1987 Oakwood 14x70 2BA 3BR, 1 bath porch B•dwell Walk to shop & movies Call ~ 2bath 1n excellent cond1tton N1ce 1987 f4x70 3 bedroom $500Jmonth $500Jdepos•t Equal • Ready to move 1n set up on home Only S8 995 Will help 3 references requlfed Very 740-446-2568 Housmg Opportunity private lot, lot rent W!th delivery Call Elaine clean no pets · (740}388$125/month New profes- (740)385.()698 9515 Br~nd New 28A Apartments Sionally •nstalled carpet and Ret Stove, Wa Dry Applications are now being Lall> & vmyl throughout 8x20 HtPump Wa Sewer mel accepted for small farmporch/room additiOn, 16x24 ACRFAGE Close to At 35 Rodney Area house near Rio Grande garage Worth $21 ,000 Rei requ1red , Deposit No $400/month plus util1t1es : must sacrillce for $ 14 000 1 6 acres on Oak H1ll Ad Pets $585mo Call 446· 1271 .(740)645·1968 or (740)645· Chester Oh!a water gas One bedroom Background Check wil l be prelormed Braf)d new 28A apts on "3440 electnc on property Sec depOSit required Bob McCormiCk Ad Call for $15 000 304·483-7550 2002 16xBO Clayton Mob1le Available Apnl 1st For apph· de tail s (740)441 0194 or Home 3 bedrooms 2 bath ca t1on ema11 (740)441 1184 22 acre s wonderfUl v1ew hidden Launclry Room JHooper2360@peoplepc co ndgetop property, close to Front and Back Decks go m or call (740)245- CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· mam h1ghway perfect lor 4· ED & AFFORDABLE I With Home Ask1ng $25 000 0037/(304) 675-7624 wheeler trails (740)707· Townhouse apartments (304)675-5589 2109 AHentlonl and/or small hOuses FOR 2004 16x80 Clayton vmyl Local company offenng KNO RENT Call (740) 441 ·111 1 siding, shingles 3 bedroom Land for Sate 30 acres New DOWN PAYMENT' pro- tor appl~eat 1o n & mformat1on $95 000 grams for you to buy your 2 bath, mb walk-In closet, Have n area Grac1ous llvmg 1 and 2 bed home 1ns1ead of renting ~cellent cond•tlon 740 379 (304)8 82-2890 room apartments at Vtllage 9189 • 100% flnanctng A1ver view vacant lot 98x75 and R1vers1de • Less than perfect credit Manor 2006 16 w1de Spec1a1 Pnce Front SVeet Middleport Apartments 1n Middleport accepted $181/mo Call (740)385· OhiO Call (740)992·2849 • Payment could be the From $295-$444 Call 7407671 992 5064 Equal Houstng same as rent Opportunities Mortgage locators 95 Skyline vmyl/~hmgle .. 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FOr more Information. contact your IOCIIt Ohio Valley Publlshlnc office. <li$nlltpo lt s Bm l" MAKE SOMEONE'S DAY.' ij;; rt 1.111 n r (740) 446-2342 The Oaih Sentinel (7-10\ 992-2 155 ~J Oilll flll'.lS,ltll i\riJII)tl'l .(304.) 675-1333 �Page B4 • The Daily .Sentinel Wednesday, March 8, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com .Wednesday, March 8, 2006 !'LLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BS NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ' Publtc Nu U ~.:~s In N~-81~ .. p~rs. Your Rlyht t:o Know. D ~ ll,..e re.d Hight t.6 Ynur Dnor. center of State Route #338 from an Iron pin on the West side of 05CV114 JP Morgan Chase . said State Route and on the North line of Bank I 00 Acre Lot ~~71 ; Plaintiff thence North 71 dog. vs 50' East a distance of Brian Bailey et al 124.4 feet along the . Defendants center of Bull Cave Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Road to a point of which is South 52 Ohio. In ·pursuance of an deg. 22' West a disorder of sale to me tance of 250.5 reel Slang the .Bull Cave directed from said Road to the center or court in the .above entitled action, I will first bridge; thence North 18 dog. 55' expose to sale at pubWes~ a distance of lic auction on . the front steps of the 112.25 feet; thence Meigs County Court South 72 deg.50' East Hou·se on Friday, 112 feet; thence April 7, 2006 at I 0 South 11 deg. 50' A.M. of said day, the East a distance of 114.5 feet to the place following ·described real ·estate: Situated of beginning, contain· in Section 3, Town 4, ing 0.30 acre, more or Range 11 , Olive ·tess. The coal and ·other Township, Reeds~ille, Meigs county, Ohio, minerals underlying the above described and beii"!Q part of a premises 'and the 100 acre lot No.4: Beginning at a rail- privilege or mining road spike in the and removing th-e same without unnecintersection of the existing centerline of essary disturbing the State Route No 124, surface Is reserved. There is also except~ and the south line of said Section 3 and ' ed any, and all legal the South line of 100 right of way1 and the acre lot No. 104, said corl'lers of the aforesaid described real point being the o.state being marked grantors' southwest property corner; by 4" round ·cement thence North 0 Deg. cylinders ... 08' 09" West along Auditor's Parcel No.: grantors west proper- . 08.00430.000 ty line and the existALSO THE FOLLOW· Ing centerline of state lNG DESC.RIBED route No. 124, 168.62 · REAL ESTATE situate feet to a railroad In Letart Township, spike in the graritors' Meigs County, Ohio Northwest ·property and being more. fully described as follows: corner; thence 89 deg. 51 '51 " East' CORRECTED along the grantors' DESCIPTION OF North Property line, REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED IN VOL487·.84 teet to an iron UME 331 , PAGE 73; pin in the grantors Northeast property Being a part of two corner; thence south tracts ·of land recordo deg. · 08'09... east ed as Tract 2 and along the grantors' Tract. 4 or a deed East property line, transferred to 168.62 feet to an iron l'lodney A. Nelgler pin in .the grantors and Sarah E. Nelgler southeast · property as recorded in Deed corner and the south Book 283 at Page 377, Meigs County line of said sectiQn 3 and the south line of Recorder's Office, said 100 acre lot No. Meigs County, Ohio, 104; thence south 89 also being a part of deg.51 ' 51," West 100 acre Lots No. 271 along the grantors ' anil 272 Townshlp-2south property line North, Range-12· and ,lhe south line of West 1 Letart said section 3 and tho Township,. Meigs south line or said 100 County, State of Ohio , acre lot no. 104. and more particularly 487.84 feet . to the . descrl.bed as follows point. of beginning, Beginning at a· point containing 1.888 In the centerline of acres. Township Road #tOO Subject. to all legal which bears North 89 highways, easements deg. 00'47" East a and restricUons of distance of 570 .25 record. Said premis- feet from · an existing es also known as ; Rail Road Spike 66077 State Route which is assumed to 124, Reedsville , OH be the Intersection of 45772 PPN: 09- the centrllne of State 00945.000 Route 338 and tho Current owner Brian South line of said 100 Bailey pr.o perty at acre lot No. 271; 66077 State Route Thence leaving ·said 124, Reedsville, Ohio centerline South 89 PP# 09·00945.000 · deg. · 00 '47" West Prior Deed referpassing thru an existences : Volume 172, ing iron pin at a disPage 515 appraised tance of 28.88 loot at $20,000.00 terms of and going a lotal ,dissale: cannot be sold tance of 186.65 feet to lor less than 213rds of a 5/8" iron pin set; the appraised value.- thence North 33 dog. ' 10% down on day of 21 '07" East passing sale, cash or certified thru a 518 iron pin set check, balance due at a distance of on confirmation of 128.95 feet and going sale . The appraisal a total distance of did include an interior 528.37 feet to 5/8" · examination of the Iron pin set; house. · Robert E. .Thence North 44 dog. Beegle, Meigs County 01 '54 " East a dis· SheriH. lance of 190.72 feet to Attorney for the plain- a 5/8'' irOn pin set; tift John D Clunk, Thence North 20 deg. 5601 Hudson Drive 35'58" 11ast a disSuite 400, Hudson; tance or 157.64 feet to Ohio 44234, 330-342· a 518" iron pin . set; 8203. . Thence North 31 deg. (3)1, 8, 15 40 '22 " East a distance or 152.241eet to a 5/8" Iron pin set; Thence North 32 deg. Public Notice 12'09 " East a disSheriff Sales tance or 196.07 feet to Case No. 05CV088 a 5/8" iron pin set; Home National Bank Thence South 65 deg. plaintiff 12'37" East passing vs thru 518" Iron pin set Dennis Boothe et al at a distance or 27.42 defendants feet and going a total Court of Common dlslance of 39.68 feel Pleas, Meigs County, to a point in the Ohio. assumed centerline In pursuance of an of Township Road order ·of sale to me #1 00 ; Thence along directed from said said centerline the court In the above following eight cours· en1111ed action , I will es: expose to sale at pub· '1. South 27 deg. llc auction on the 02'26" West a dis·. front' steps of the lance ·of 20.66 feet to Meigs County Court a point ;' ' House on Friday: 2. · South 15 dog. April 7, 2006 at 10 03' 25" West a disA.M. of said day, the. tance of 166.50 feet to following described a point ; Real Estate: ' 3. South 06 deg . Situate In the· 38'15" East dis· Township of Letart, lance of 213.83 feet to County or ·Mergs, a point ; , Slate or Ohio aM 4. South 38 dog. being · mora partlcu· 43 '02" West a dis· larly described as lol· lanCe of 51.00 feet to lows: Being In 100 an existing spike; Acre Lot t271 and 5. South 33 deg . beginning South 70 35'30' West a distance 'd eg. East a distance of 211.59 feet to a of 135.5 feet and point ; North 74 deg. 20' East 6 South 37 , deg. a distahce or 479.2 04 '07" West a dis· feet along the Bull tance of 144.58 feet to Cave Road, from an a point iron bolt in the. cen ter 7. South 31 deg. of State Route #338 18'48 " West a dis·. said bolt being South lance ol 166.10 feet to s distance 843 feet a point: and So.uth 5 deg. 15' 8 Soul~ 40 deg. West a distance of 30 '28 .. West a dis123.5 feet along the ta~ce of 60.93 feet to Sheriff Sales Case Number .. a a o ) ACROSS a point which 11 centerline of said RHI Eltata: Public Notice assumed to be the Township Road 41 to Parcel One: The lot· lowing deocrlbed rHI Southeast corner of a a point; thence S. 44 Sheriff SeiH 0.30 acre n\ore or Dog. 41 ' 22" Weot , ostate allulllad In the Case Number less tract or land as 111 .00 IMt along the County of Meigs ·and 05CV082 In the-State of Ohio, Home National Bank described In Parcel 1 centerline of aald of a deed recorded In Township Road 41 to and In the VIllage of Plaintiff Deed Book 328 at . a point; thence N. 23 Pomeroy, and bound~ vs Page 171; Thence Deg. 32'04" West, ad and dascrlbed as Gary Tillis et al Auto & Truck leaving said center- 421,12 feet to the follows: · Defendants • SEAL COATING line and along the point of BEGIN'iiNG Lola Numbered One . Court of Common • PATCHING . Repair boundaries or said passing an Iron rod at and Two (1 -2) In Pleas, Meigs County, 0.30 acre more or 30 feet for reference , Biddle's Subdivision Dhlo. Parking Lots • Ball Courts • Private 3 miles west of less tract tlie follow- ' containing 2.00 Acres In the ·. Village of In pursuance of an Roads .• Driveways • Streets • Pomeroy, Ohio, ai Ing three courses: more or leas. order of sale to me Pomeroy, OH 1. North 33 deg. Excepting all legal deslgnatad on the directed from said -Free Estimates Playgrounds on State Rt. 124 41 '26" Weot a dis- easementa, right of Plat and ,Survey of · court In the above said Subdivision entitled action , I will restriction• tance of tt2.50'feetto ways, 304-675-2457 bearing date March expose to sate at puband reservations . of 8 point; ( ')I! )( ' ; I I \ \ 11 I 5, I 950, flied In the lic auction on the 2. South 52 deg. record. ' ' 36'49" West a dis- FOR LAST SOURCE office of tha Recorder front steps of the tance of112.00 feet to OF TITLE SEE O.R . of Meigs County, Mlegs County Court omplete ·Tree Care a pol.n t; Vol. 88, Pg.777 of the Ohio, March 30, 1950, House on Friday, ACE TREE SERVICE and recorclad In Plat Meigs County, Ohio 3.. South .25 deg. March 3t, 2006 at 10 179 Rand St. t3'22" East a dis- Records of Deeds . Book No. 3 on Page A.M., of said day, the Gallipolis, OH No. 11· 45 of the Record of following described tance of1t4.50 teet to Parcel Rick Johnson , Jr. Plata of · Meigs Real Estate: a point In the center· 01084.001 Owner Chuck Wolfe County, Ohio; except· The line of said township Property address: following Free Est. Insured 34314 Parkinson lng and reserving the described real estate, Road #100; Owner Middleport·, coal and other miner· altuated in Rutland Thence leaving said Road, 1 1 New als underlying said Tt"!"nship, County of D.30 acre more or . Ohlo45760. premises, together less tract and along Current owner Jamie Meigs . and State of .said centerline South Lambert aka Jamie with the right to mine Ohio: 1 the same, heretofore Being a part of a tract 58 deg. 26'38" West a Barrett & . Curtis Licensed Home Builder distance of 23.39 feet Lambert Property at reseved by ·prior of land transferred to to the principal point 34314 Parkinson grantors. ·And being Harry Yarbrough . as Middleport, part or the property recorded In Deed of beginning contain· Road, 992~0496 45760 Pf'f conveyed by E. W. Book 328 at Page 047, . 97 Beech Street lng 3.1660 acres Ohio 11.01084.001 Prior Schreiber and Bertha Meigs more or less of said .County Middleport, OH Tract 2 and 1.0415 Deed References B. Schreiber, hus- Recorder's Office , acres more or less of Volume 88, Page 777. band and wife, to Elva Meigs County, Ohio, 10x10x10x20 said Tract 4 for a total Appraised at E. Biddle and Carl P. also b8ing a part Of ,92-3194 of 4.2075 acres more $45,000.00 terms of Biddle, by deed dated Section I 8, Townshlp.or less, subject to all sale: Cannot be sold September . 27, 1948, 6-North, Range-t4or 992-6635 t·egal easements an~ for less than 213rds of and recorded in Book West, Rutland "Middleport's only rights-or-way. . the appraised value . 160, at. Page 515 of . Township, Meigs Bearings lire 10o/o down on day of the Deed Rlj:orda of C.ounty, State of Ohio Sell-Storage• .. assumed and are 'for sale, cash or certified .Meigs County, Ohio. · and more particularly the determination of check, balance . due Auditors Parcel Nos. dascrlbed as follows: ROCKY 'S TREE angles. on confirmation of 16-01259.000 and 16- Beginning at a point www.dmberoreekeabln_,-.The above descrlp· oale. The appraisal 01260.000 SERVICE In the centerline of lion was prepared did include an interior Parcel Two: Township Road 11369, Will tul & remol'e trees or Will CUI into ntewood. fraT an actual survey examination of the Situate In the VIllage formerly. the State made on the 22nd day house. Robert E. of Pomeroy, In the Road that ran from TRIM TREES& 2A59 St. Rt. 160 ·Gallipolls · of May, 1992, · by C, Beegle, Meigs County· County of Meigs and Rutland LAWN WORK to Thomas Smith, Ohio Sheriff. State of Ohio, and Harrisonville, which (740) 992-0472 Professional Attorney lor the more partltularly Is assumed to bear ·and West a distance of Surveyor 116844. Plaintiff McCown & bounded Note: The 3.1660 Asaoclateo, 31 1 Park dascrlbed as follows, 2899.05 feel and Public Notice acres In Tract 2 Is part Ave , Ironton~ Ohio to-wit: North 0' 25 '53" West a of 100 Acre lot 11271 ·45638, 740-532-8744 Being Lot t 3, In distance of 952.05 Southwood ID Biddle's Subdivision, feel from the south- CLM046300TN Ohio and the 1.0415 acr.es (3) 1, 8, 15 • the ' Village of east corne'r or said Cert: in Tract 4 Is part of Tille t • 100 Acre Lot 8272. Pomeroy, . aa desig· Section 18, Township- 5300182427. • A" types of rooting: nated on the Plat and 6-North, Range-14· Current Owner: Gary Being a part of !he Public Notice 24hl' Em~rgem·y New or Repair Survey of said West; Thence leaving Tillis et ~I Property at: real estate described Service Seamless Gutter in Volume 321, Page Sheriff Sales Subdivision bearing said . centellna .and 36105 Loop Road Licensed & .Insu~d Downspout 193·, Meigs County Case No. 05C!ID67 date of March t5, along assumed South Over :...:\0 Jeurs Rutland, Ohio PPt 11· uperie.icr .Deed · Records. Chase Home Finance 1950, filed In the line or said tract 00402 .001 Prior Deed FREE Ed Dilllownu Office of the recorded · in Deed References: Volume Reference Deed: LLC (740 )992-411MI Volwme 104, Page Plaintiff Recorder of Meigs Book328 at Page 047, 127, Page 21 , Land ESTIMATES Chuck 403, Meigs County VB County, Ohio, March . South 80' 48'54" West ·Appraised at Official Records. Robert Jason 8ka 30, 1950, and record- passing thru 518" lion Auditors Parcel No. Robert Jason Hall ad in Plat Book t3 at pins set at a distance Home Trailer . $15,000.00, Mobile 08-00473 . 001' aka Robert J. Hall & Page 45 o&-the Record of 20.00 feet and at a appraised . at Property Addr~ss: Crystal Lee Hall of Plats of Meigs distance of .163.41 $2,500.00. Terms of 25671 McNickles . Defendants County, Ohio . feet and going a total Sale: Cannot be sold Road, Racine, OH Court of Common Excepting and distance of • 183.41 for less 213rds or the 45771 Pleas, Meiga County, reoerving the coal feet to a point being appraised value. 10% Current owner; Tina and. other mineral ·the Intersection olthe down on day ql sale , Ohio. . In pursuance' of an · underlying Lynn Boothe et al said centerline of County cash or certified Property at : 25671 order of -aale .t o me premises together Road #3 and the cen- cheek, Balance due McNickles Road, dlrect.e d from oald with the right to mlna ter line of County on confirmation of Racine, OH PPt cour.t in the above same heretofore Road #60; Thence sale. The appraisal 08.00473.001 Prior entitled action, I will reser:ved by prior along .the centerline 'did· include an Interior Deed References: expose to sale at pub- grantors. of said County Road exaamtnation of the Volume 104, Pag11 403 lic auction on . the Being a part of ' the t3 the following three house. The land and Appraised at front steps of .the property conveyed by courses: the trailer will be sold $10,000.00 terms of Meigs County Court E. W. Schreiber and 1. North 01'53'48" . separately. Athens sale: Cannot be sold Houae on Friday, Bertha B. Schreiber East a distance of Robert E. Beegle , lor lessthan.213rda of March 31, 2006 at 10 to Elva ·e. Biddle and 148.12 feet to a point; Meigs County Sheriff the appraised val.ue. A.M., of the said day, Carl P. Biddle by deed 2. . North 04' 10'11 " Attorney lor the 10% down on day of the following bearing dale of East a d.lstance of PlalnUII, Little Sheats sale, cash or certified described Real September 27, 1948, 152.74 feet to a point; & Warner, 213 E 2nd , check, balance due Estate: and recorded In 3. North 06' 26'40" Pomeroy, Ohio, 740- . on conllrmalln of Situated in the Village Volume 150, Page 515 East a distance of 992-6689. sale. The appraisal of Middleport, County of the Deed Records 160.46 feet to a point (2) 22, (3) t, 8 did Include an interior of Meigs, and State of of Meigs County, being the intersection · 29670.Bash an Road examination of the Ohio, being ~ot No. Ohio and being a part of said centerline and Racine 1 Ohio Public Notice • New Homes house. 21 of Riverview Acres of tha poparty con- the centerline of 45771 Robert E. Beegle , Subdivision , as veyed by E.W. Township Road 1369; • Garages PUBLIC NOTICE 740-949·2217 Meigs County Sherin shown on plat record- Schreiber. . Thence leaving said Bid$ are being • Complete Attorney for the plain- ed In Volume 4, Page Being a part . of the County Road 13 and accepted lor the slate 1 }"1fM~J'll~0' Remodeling till ~ittte Sheets & 39, Meigs County Plat property conveyed by along the Centerline oft the roof of the bid Warner, 123 E 2rid , Records. Subject to Elva E. Biddle and of said Township freight depot In Dave Pomeroy, Ohio 740- the Usual easements Carl P. Biddle to · Road #369 the follow- Diles . Park. Hours 992·6689. and rights of way of Charles J. Mullen and Ing three couses: Approxlm,ately 2000 Stop & Compare (3) 1, 8, 15 7:00 AM - 8;00 PM Record. Phyllis A. Mullen, 1. South 22' 25'27" pieces will be sold as 1/ 14/ 1 mo . pd Property Addess: 25 dated Sept. 8, 1955, East a distance of one lot. No bid lower Rl~ervlew Place, and recorded Oct. 17, 48.93 feet to a point; than $2000.· Middleport, Ohio, Public Notice 1955, In Deed Book 2. South 26' 42'55" Bids will be accepted STANLEY TREE YOUNG'S Property Owners: . 184 at Page 632 of the East a distance .o f u"tll March 13 2006 at TRIMMING & Sheriff Sales Robert Jason · aka Deed Records of 50.66 feet to a point; 4:00 pm. Bid opening GENERAL Case Number Robert Jason Hall Meigs County, Ohio. 3. South 17' 21 '52" will be on March 13, 05CV059 aka Robert J. Hall and Reference Ia hereby East a distance of 2006 at 5:00 p.m. The CONTRACTING RoOm Addition• & Crystal Lee Hall Prior made to daed from Walter Morg~ge 354.68 feat to the Village has the right • Prompt & quality I Corripany ' Deed Reference: Charles J. Mullen and prlclpal point of to reject any and all vvork . plaintiff Volume 164, Paga 95 Phyllis A. Mullen to beginning, containing bids. • Affordable Rates vs and Volume 54, Page Branch C. Fleming 1.0315 acres, more or Anyone wanting to • References Jamie Lambert aka 227 PPN: 15·00688. and Frances Fleming, less, subject to all look at the slate can Available Barrett & Curtis Appraised at dated Nov. 28, 1955, legal easements and contact Mayor Sandy •.Free Estimates Lambert $25,000.00 terms or and recorded rights-ot-way. lannarelll at 992·2705. "Insured" Defendants sale: Cannot be sold January 11, 1956, in Bearfnga are (3) 3, 5, 8~ 9 ' lor less .than 213 of Deed Book 1~5, Page assumed and are for Court of common Call Gary Stanley Pleas, ·Meigs County, the appraised value . 429 of the Deed the .determlnlation of 740-742-2293 Ohio. tOo/a. down on day of Records of Meigs angles only. · • Leave a message In pursuance of an sale, cash or certified County, Ohio. The above descrip· order of sale to me check, Balance due Auditor's Parcel No. lion was prepared directed from said on confirmation of 16-01261 .000 Subject rrom an actual survey court In the above sale. The appralaal to all leases, ease· made on the 25th day . entitled. action, I will did lncluda an Interior ments and rights-of· or October, 1995, by expos~ to sale at pubexamination of the · way of record. c . Thomas Smith , lic auction on the hbuse . Property Address: Ohio Prblesslonal hole/Shell front steps qf the Robert E. Beegle, 496 Lincoln · Hill, Surveyor, 116844. Meigs County ·court Meigs County Sheriff, Pomeroy, Ohio, Reference Deed : House on Friday, Attorney lor the Property .owners: Volume 127, Page 21 , I.C:nvhAA~ April 7, 2006 at 10 Plaintiff Reimer, Randall S. Russell Meigs County OHiclal A.M., of said day, the Lorber, Arnovltz, and vrliJ'DI Cynthia L. Records. Auditors's following described LP.A, P.O. Box ~8, Runell, Prior Deed Parcel No.: 11· Real Eiltate: Situate Twinsburg, Oh 44087 Reference 'lolume 12, · 00402.001 Property in the Township of 330-425-4201 Page 233 PPt'a 16- Address: 36105 ~oop Rutland, ,Meigs cOUI)· (2) 22 (3) t , 8 01258.000, 16- f!oacl, · Rutland, OH 3S537 St Rt 7 N • Ohio 45769 ty, Ohio : Situate In 01260.000, 16· 45775 atao shown In Section 19, T. 6N, R. 0126t .OOO Appraised the .Meigs County 14W or the Ohio Public Notice at $35,000.00 Terms Auditor's ·Office as Company's Purchase of .Sale: Cannot b·e 36185 McMurray and being dascrlbed .Sheriff Sales .. sold for " Ieos than .Road, Rutland, OH FOR RENT- MEIGS .COUNTY Case No 01CVI48 213rds · of as fOllows : BEGIN· the 45775 to make sums .1-4 BR Houses & Apts. NING at an iron rod Firat Collateral appraised value . 10% as hereinabove set on a fence line on the services down on Day of Sele, out, judgment with 1 Luxury· Also HUD plaintiff North line of Seeton cash or certified the said lntere·s t 19 about 1715 feet VS Also Commercial Space check, Ba.lance due thereon , and costs East from the N.W. Randall S. Rusnll & . on Confirmation of · aforesaid ; and that 740-416-5547 corner of Section . 19; Cynthia ~- Ruasell aala. you also pay the thence East 413.08 defendant• The appraisal dld,not ·costs of this writ, and '· feet along the fence Coun of Common Include an ·interior all increase and Now Available At on the said North line Ple.s . examination or the accruing .costa; ancl of Section 19 to 8 Meigs Co'unty, Ohio. houie. the residue, II any point In the cen!MIIne In pursuance of an Robert E. Beagle, there be , you bring or Township Road 41 ordar of sale to ma Melga Counly Sherin Into this Court to (Parkinson Road), directed from said Attorney for the abide the further passing a· large stone court In . the above Plaintiff Raimer, order of the Court, "Taking Tlu .~ting Out Of at 391 feet for refer- entitled action , I will Lorber, Arnovltz, and that you make · Hard Work!" · ' ence ; thence S: 25 expose to sale at pubL.P.A P.O. Box 968, return of your proDeg. 2Z'12 " Weot, lic auction on the Twinsburg, Oh 44087, ceedings to o·ur said Mid-Size 4Whecl D.ri ve Tractor' 213.Q1 feet along the front steps of the 33()..425-420f Court within sixty with 3 0bp & 40hp Kubota Engines centerline of said · Meigs County Court (2), 22, (3), 1' 8 days from. th is date, Township Road 41 to House on Friday, and have you . then a point; thence S.33 March 31 , 2006 at 10 and there this writ. Dog. 23 '06" West , a.m. of said day, the Sold separately, St. Rt. 124 C hester 985 -330 I t 37.38 feet ~long the following described Mobile Home-1989 ROGER HYSEll GARAGE ; Phillip Alder 1 North 1 992-5682 • West t!o QJt0873 • A 52 +. A 7 61 ·- • rto' South t •. tt~ CAN'T TALIC BVT VET, G~n Ttt~ t.A5T viOfll>. . HAFTA CALL YORE SHOTS, MAW PICIC\.E ••• . BARREL!! II Of-I .. :Ut\ ... BAUM LUMBER r East Pass After you have decided, look at the North hand as well. How you would plan the play in five clubs? West leads. the spad,e queen. Most play that a new suit IS for~ing for one round, usually showing at least a si)(-card suit and 16 hig h-c~rd points. As a memory-jogger, think 6 and 16. II iS the same when you respond to a ~ak-two openIng. Having said that, South might bid three no~trump. (North should pass, trusting his partner.) But four clubs is sensible (as IS a jump lo five clubs). 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Taiwan 3. 7 1nnlngs Sunday, March 5 At Yokyo · Taiwan 12, China 3 South Korea 3. .Japan 2 shuts out axico, 2-0 W L Pet GB 1 0 1.000 - Canada 1 0 1.000 Mexico · 0 1 .000 .J Soutl'l Alrica 0 1 .000 1 Tuesday, March 7 At Phoenix United States 2, Mexico 0 At Scottsdale, Ariz. Canada 11 ,. South Africa 8. Wednesday, March a At Phoenix Canada at United States. 4 p.m . At Scottsdale, Ariz. Me)(icO vs. South AJnca. 9 p.m. Thursday, March 9 ... At Phoenix Canada vs Mexico, 8 p.m . Friday, March 10 At Scottsdale, Ariz. South Africa at United States, 3 p.m. GROUP C WL 1 0 0 0 0 0 Puerto Rico Cuba Netherlancts Panama Pc) 1.000 .000 .000 GB ·~ ·~ o 1 .000. 1 Tuesday, March 1 At San Juan. Puerto Rico Puerto Rico 2. Panama 1 Wednesday, March 8 At Sen Juan, Puerto Rico Cuba vs. Panama, 1 p.m. Netherlpnds at Puerto ,Rico , 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 9 At San Juan, Puerto Rico Cuba vs. Netherlands, 7 p.m. Friday, March 10 At San Juan, Puerto Rico· Panama vs. N~therlands , 1 p.m . Cuba at Puerto A 1co.. 7:30 p.m. GROUP P · W L Pet GB Domin1can Rep . 1 0 · 1.000 - Italy 1 0 -1.000 Australia 0 1 .000 1 Venezuela 0 1 .000 1 Tuesday, March 7 At KI-ssimmee, Fla. Dominican Republic 11, Vene+uela 5 Italy 10, Australia 0 ·• Wednesday, March a At Kissimmee , Fla. Venezuela vs. llatY, 1 p m Thursday, March 9 At Kissimmee, Fla. Dominican RepUbl ic vs. Italy, 1 p.m. Venezuela vs. Australia , 8 p.m. Friday, March 10 At Kissimmee, Fla. Dominicci.n Republ ic vs. Australia_. 7 p, . photo Team USA third baseman Chipper Jories watches. with Team Mexico pitcher Oscar Villarreal. Jones ' solo home run during the seventh inning of Round 1 of their World Baseball Classic game at Cha·s e Field in Phoenix. Tuesday. ' Christman from Page 81 staff has worked extremely hard since December, we . been out watching a lot of games. we're on a lot of kids · and Matt just happens to be AP French discussed what he come in and do whatever he the first domino to fall. "He's the first kid to sign liked about Christman and can to help the program out with our new· staff here and about where he may fit in. · and contribute. ' we' re very excited about it,'' "Right now, it's kind of hard "He's got a great mindset, French added. "I · think to. tell exactly where he' ll tit he's going to put the work in Matt's going to fit in very in , because we don ' t know to be able to contribute any well with our program and · the rest of the recruiting class way possible," French added . . our in stitution and we're yet,". French said. · "The one "And obviously we're .not excited to get this citliber of thirig he's got going for him going to have ;my concerns you ng man. acad~mically righ.t now is he has a great ·about this young man acadeattitude about just wanting to mically." and athletically." the re would be one more if there is an agreement until 12:0 I a.m. Friday . to give te-ams time. to get from Page 81 everything in order. If there is no settlement, come up with something. then 2007 would have no but.it 's still up jn the air. It 's sa lary · cap and create the going to be long and drawn kind of uncertainty that neiout and tough." ther side really wants. Finding a sol ution now is Revenue sharing hasn' t critical because free agency. been dealt · with during the pushed back twice, is sched- negotiations. even though uled to start Thursday with a Upshaw has contended all $94.5 million salary cap that along that no agreement can could go as much as · $10 be reac hed without it. million higher if there is an If nothin~ else, the tone of extension. And although the owners~ was far different both sides have agreed there at this ti1eeting than in Ne_;, · will be no more extension s York last Thqrsclay; when Owners fied to the gra nd jury in late 2003 th;lt he used a clear substance and a cream given to him by his per.sonal trainfrom Page 81 er. Gre g Anderson. who. pleaded gui lty in the regimen. which they write BALCO case last July to staned in 199g with injecroiu distribution and tions of Winstrol, a powerful ste money laundering . Bond; steroid also linked to Rafael said he didn't know that Palmeiro. \vhat he w.as using was· a According to the book. <te roid. the newspap.er Bonds was using two unde- reported. tectable desi gner stero.ids, In October. Anderson was informally known as the sentenced to three months in ·cream and the clear, plus pri so n and th ree months in insulin, human grow th hor- home confi nement. Con te mone and .other performance wa~ among three other men enhancers by 200 I. when he · who also pleaded gui lty to hit 73 home runs for the their role in supply in g ·Giant s. to break Mark steroids to elite athletes. McGwire' s si ngle-season · Acco;ding to the book, .record of 70 set in 1998. Bonds ·used .severa l subThe seven-time Nl,. MVP stances in various forms enters this season with 708 b> injecting him se lf wit h a ' hoine rs. seven shj( of pag,- sy ring e. taking injections ing Babe Ruth and 48 from . from Anderson. g u l pi.ng breaking Hank Aaron's pill:-. putt ing li~u id drops career mark . under hi s tongue or rubbing "Game of Shadows" is cream ·oil his sk in. schedu led to be published Bonds became so experi March 27 by Gotham ?ooh enced and well-ver,eu with BALCO. the Bay Arell the regi men that he occaLaboratory Co-Operative siomll v overruled Anderson run by Victor Conte. kept and took control of his own track of Bonds· drug use in dopin~ schedule. the book detail, with folders and cal- '-.U)'\. that chronicled · Baseball cu rnrni " iuner endars everything from 'sc hedules Bud Selig had n01 rc' icwed and quantitie; to his te stos- the material and had no comterone levels. · Much of thai ment. · spo kcstmin , Rich information wa' obtained by Levin saiJ . Scliu was en federal agents when they ruutc from Mil ,;;aukee to raided (he lab. in September Phoeni x for the World 2003. ' '. Base ball Cla., ic. According to report s in Bonds. who will turn 42 in The Chronic le. Bonds .test i- Jul y. rlayed in only. 14 Bonds This is exactly what com- Carlos Beltran, Carlos niis&ioner Bud Selig had in Delgado , and . Ivan PHOENIX - A pair of mind when he pushed for Rodriguez, Puerto Rtco IS a big . swing~ and a parade of the World Baseball Classic, heavy favorite to finish the Dominican among the top two teams ID . strong arms got tile United and States off to a. suceessful Republic and Venezuela its group and advance to the start in the World BasebaH made the concept look like second round. Cuba and the .a stroke of genius. Netherlands are also in PO<~l Cl aSSI·C. Derrek Lee and Chipper · David ·Orti z and Adrian C. Jones hqmered, Jake Peavy Beltre each .homered twice, Rios' homer in · the fift~ and six U.S. relievers com- leading · the powerful tied the score at I an(:! bined on a four-hitter and Dominican Republic to an chased Panama starter . Team 'USA beat Mexico 2-0 fl -5 victory in the opening Lenin Picota after 60 pitch· Tuesday. ga me of Pool D , a tough es. ·' Lee connected off starter grouping that also includes Vazquez left in the fou~h Rodrigo Lopez and Jones Australia and Italy. with two on and none out·. homered on the first pitch Bartolo Colon, the 2005 He threw 57 pitches. · he saw in the tournament -. AL Cy Young winner for The winning pitcher was off Oscar Villarreal in the the Los Angeles Angels, Jose Santiago, who went ! seventh. pitched three scoreless 2-3 innings. Manuel Acosta That was plenty ·of innings for the win before took the loss . Italy 10; Australia 0 · · offense for the pitching-rich leaving after SO pitches -· .· well below the openingKISSIMMEE; Fla. (AP') U.S. teatlJ. Peavy allowed one hit -· round limit of 65. - Mike Piazza doubled and Johan Santana;· the 2004 scored a run and Jasoil an infield siQgle by Karim Garcia to ·start the· game. AL Cy . Young recipient, Grill1 was almost perfect ill The 24-year-old San Diego yielded Ort'iz's first homer 4 2-3 inning s of work, lead' Padres right-hander struck and took the lo3s. He threw ing Italy to a victory over in out three, throwing just 23 61 pitches in 3 1-3 innings. the first round of the Wor14 pitches. Ortiz and Beltre each hit a Baseball Classic. Mike Timlin , Chad two-run homer in the ninth Grilli left to a standing Cordero, Dan Wheeler, as the Dominicans broke ovation after allowing only Todd Jones, Joe Nathan and open a 6-5 g~me. a one-out, fourth-innin~. Brad Lidge . each threw an Puerto Rico 2, Panama double to Trent Durrington. 1 He al so struck out seven. inning of relief for the .U.S. squad; which has II relievSAN JUAN , Puerto Rico Riccardo DeSantis finished ers on its roster. (AP) - · Bernie Williams hit with 2 l -3 perfect innings . • The U.S. pitchers com- a tiebreaking single, Alex Piazza , the All-Star catch': bined for nine strikeouts Rios homered and Puerto er who left the Mets and ·and no walks. shutting out Rico opened the World signed · with the San Diego Mexico in 2 hours, 6 min- Baseball Classic with a vic- .Padres in the offseason, was · utes. tory over Panama. l-for-4. ,No. Mexican hitters got Javie( Vazquez got ' help Frank Menechino, now beyQnd first. Three baserun- from his bullpen , and 'with the Cincinnati ·Reds ners.were erased on double · Williams ' single up the after several years witb and Toronto, plays. middle scored Alex Cintr0n Oakland Dominican Republic 11, in the fifth inning to put keyed a three-run secong Venez'uela S Puerto Rico ahead before a. inning for Italy with a twoKISSIMMEE, Fla. - A home crowd . of more than run double . That helped to lively sellout crQwd, two 19,000 at Hiram Bithorn chase Australia starter John All-Star lineups and a cou- Stadium. Stephens. who allowed ple of Cy Young Award With a roster that also three earned runs in l 2-3 winners. features major league stars innings . ' Southern Elementary Star Search winners, A6 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lll!Q!.II' J! Uniled States Wednesday, March 8, 2006 www .mydallysentinel.com Page '86 • lhe Daily Sentinel they took just 57 minutes to Philadelphia, for instancereject the union proposal. should , contribute proporLater that day, they extend- tionately to the player pool ed the · deadline for free because they can earn far agency . for three days .and more in non-football income again -' extended Su,nday such as advertising and local night just as it seemed talks radio rights. Those high-revhad broken off. enue teams might contribute That led to thi s meeting only 10 percent of their outand the discussion over rev- side money compared with enue sharing, which will be 50 percent or more for lownecessary to meet the revenue teams. union 's proposal for just If there is no agreement, it under 60 percent of the would leave a nutnber of league 's total revenues . . free agents commanding far Low-revenue temps such less tlran they thought they as Buffalo, Cincinnati and could get and a glutted marIndianapolis say high-rev- ket filled with veterans who enue teams Dallas, . could be cut to provide cap Washington and room . games las t season, all in September, following three knee operations. He showed signs of hi s old self in his brief return. hitting five homers in 42 at-bats: He caused a stir before spring training this year with contradicting interviews in February. Bonds told USA Today that his knee bothered him so .much he would prob. ably retire after the season, with or without the home run re cord. Then he tolq MLB .com thai his kne e brace fe)t good enough for him to· possibly play l 0 more . . seasons. Bonds has been working out with the Giants in Scottsdale, but has not played in a spring training game yet. He is in the final season of · hi> S90 million, five-year colltract and will be eligible for free agency ~ fter the World Series, meaning his ti1~1e with the Giants coulu be up even if he doesH't retire . He said he would have a hard time envisioning playing with another team . The Chroni cle reporters, who based the book on a two-year investig,ition , included an. extemive summarv on their sources. including court documents. affidavit' filed by BALCO inves ti ga tors. uocuments wrillen by federa l age nt>, grand jury te;timony. audio recordings and inter v iew ~ with more than 200 peopl e. ' - \.. ne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;,n l'l·. NTS • Vol. ;,;;. No. t.t<l "w" . rnydail~wntinl"l .mm Til U RS I> AY, MARCH 9, 2006 Teacher named in Wednesday indictment SPORTS • Cavs survive scare lrom Raptcirs again. corruption of a minor, a.fir st- · dismissed without prejudice . Prosec'uting Attorney Patrick gat ion im ol ving the sex ual degree mi sdemeanor. by a visit ing County Court Story to resolve the case. assault of a juvenile victim. The indictment alleges two judge in December. ·. 'There is no indication to Knight said Longo's POMEROY - A Southern separate incidenJs involving Wickline was re-instated in me that the offen;,e alleged appointment wa> unnecesElementary School teacher one victim. Wl]ile .the vic- his teaching position after the ever took place:· Knight said. sary. and said there has been has been indicted on charges tim 's age is not included in · charge was dismissed. He "I've trieu to contact the pros- no claim of' a conflict of of unlawful sexual conduct the indictment, the charges had been placed on paid ecutor abo ut the case for six interest or other legitimate with a minor and corruption state that the. alleged · victim : administrative leave while months. but he\ refused to reason for a special prosecu· of a minor. · was 13 but less than 16. and the case W<ts pending. discuss it on every oca,ion." tor appoimrnent. However, Scott A. Wickline, 38, that Wickline is 10 or more Wickline's attornev. Knight believes a special , Story's signature appeared on Racine, was named in a years older than the victim. Charles Knigh t of Pomeroy. prosecutor was appointed la't the indictment. three-count indictment filed. Wickline was first arrested sa id in 4 state ment week 10 handle the gra nd Also indi cted were: Wednesday morning. He is on the allegation in Wedne sday afternoon the jury 's inve stigation of the • Daniel Thacker: I~. and charged with two counts of November, 2005. but the sin- case cou ld have been charges . Scoll Longo of the Allen J. Murphy. 20. addressunlawful se xual conduct with gle' felony count against him , resolved without an indict- Ohio Attorney. General's es not ·reported. on a single a minor, third-degree charging unlawful sexual ment being filed. He said he Office was appointed la st felonies, and one count · of conduct with a minor, was ·has been unabl e to work with . week in an unnamed in vesti- Please s~ Indictment. AS BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDil!>MYDAILYSENTINEl.COM SeePageB1 Action on condemned . block waiting until late April BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@r;IYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The Meigs ·county Cancer Initiative (MCCI) is attempting to raise BY BRIAN J. REED awareneSs of colorectal canBREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL,COM cer with a localized educational campaign that strives to MIDDLEPORT - More let the public know that col-. than a month must pass orectal cancer is "prebef01'e any demolition can ventable, t~eatable. bearable!" Page AS begin on four condemned MCCI has been submitting 1 • Thomas Klein, 45 building s in downtown colon cancer educational Middleport . Mayor Sandy information for insertion into lannarelli said·Wednesday. church, community and lannarel li said the 90-day school. newsletters and is colwaiting period allowed Jack laborating .with local ph~ato repair or demolish Carsey cies ani:! insurance agencies to his tmilding on North Second • Critics say workers' encourage those citizens who Avenue will end on April 25. comp bill sullied by have health insurance coverAt thm time. Caro;ey and additions. See Page A2 including Medicare and owner' uf three buildings ;_:;-__ ·j-ll4001w·aKI·t{) be-screened.· ~ next to his will be forced by • Club memblirshear MCCI member Courtney villa2e ordinance to tear them review of Ann Ross novel. Sim also report,ed that Meigs down at their expense. See Page A3 County colon cancer sur: The three buildings owned vi vors John Manley and Submitted photo by Lenny Tennant.' lannarelli. • Enron's Fastow faces Donna Nelson recorded pub- Recognizing Colorectral Cancer Awareness Month are colon cancer survivers (from left) Joe and Rex and Brenda Darst tough cross-examination. lie service anr1ouncements, Bolin. Alice Wolfe and John Manley. were . condemned in See Page AS which are · currently being December. and· the 90-day aired on WYVK this March Meigs County Colorectal those statistic s when he was never made it to Mexico but • Pomeroy student wins which is National Colorectal Summit which will t.ake diagnosed with colon cancer. Manl'ey did get ou t of the sit- period for repair of those buildings has come and gone. award in art exhibition. Cancer Awareness Month. place ilj the fall 2006. · Manley had been suffering uation with his life. lannarel li ha' said that all See Page A6 MCCJ has also joined Manley went through 25 the buildings must be d~mol­ Cancer is the second lead- with symptoms of.colorectal • Local artist donates forces with the Appalaci)ian cancer at the age of 52 when · treatments of radiation. ished at the same time; Community · Network to ing cause of death in Meigs painting. See ' Page A6 help facilitate patient-physi- County. Colorectal cancer his wife finall y made him go surgery and · a year of because Tennant's Riverboat. to the doctor to be checked chemotherapy to batt le his Inn building on the corner of • OU students cian communication in local rat~ll'also higher in Meigs cancer that was diagnosed as Mill and North Second clinics regarding . the need Cod'4ty compared to rate s in . shortly before the couple donate activity bags. Avenue 'is literally 'supporting were to take a trip to stage three. for colorectal cancer screen- the state of Ohio . 1he two immediately adjaAt the time of hi s surgery, In 1994 John Manley of Cancun. Mexico. See Page A6 ing. The local non-profit • · 4-H member group is planning. another Pomeroy become · one of .\leedless to say the L'ouple Please see Cancer, AS Piease see Block. 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Ind .. an en1plo1cc of' tile same Pullman , .Pcnvcr co mpan) \\hkh i' dcling the "'''t til Mou;Haineer. \las kilkJ when a fi re bn,~e · <'UI Saturda.1 uuri·n~ in'ialbtion Photo courtesy Brewce ~artln a fih~r~la"' I1ning •n ~iJe ~l Skatopia. a skater's utopia outside of Rutland has attracted people from all over the world, of Ill'" ... bel. th~ ~a me \\ l1rh including documentary filmmakers who will be arnving in the vtllage to shoot mqre fo otage for . that j.., ta-1-..ing placl' in 'e\\ their growing film this month. Skatopla's founder Brewce Martin is seen here with April and Phil HaYe n. Margera during fil ming for-MTV's Viva La Bam at Skatopia in 2004. · Thrc·e L'n-\\orl..er' \\ ert' pluc~ed fmm awp the 'nll>l..e· ,1,1!•.' 1-. in a drarn;.HiL' hdi~,.· npH.~r r.:--·uc atkr h e in ~ trapped fm aht>Ut l\\0 hoqr' aho\C the ' BY BETH SERGENT Rutland as well a~ following ,lonallv sk~tehoarJin~ since flame' . P'"' t'r Apral;tchian . BSERGENT@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM Skatopi'a 's skating . team the 1'17(1'< and has li\cJ on spoke>man Phil ~1o1e ,aid Citizens Instigating Anard1y his K~ - acrc f<trm t>utsidc . of' \\Urk \\a'l · ..,topped al tlw RUTLAND - Skatopia is <Cit\) to · variou' competi- Rutla.nd 11 ith hi, son ~hHJrllaincl'r plallt a" ... nun <h known for many things. some ti ons around the cmultry fnr BranJon. al-..,\) a prnfe...,,iPnal Ill'''" of the fire \\<1" ,~aler. fn( the past II )Car,. .good, some bad. some notori- several months. The fa rm ha . . been tran:o;- rcce1' cU . ous. some untrue. but up until House anJ Pi.l\\'er,. \\'ho "On 1\l onda; . \\C ''otnplet now it has not heen known live m Philauelphia. haw formed into a . . ~clhlr"' theme ,·d a thornuuh \\'alkd"" n ·llf for being the, subject of a doc" remeu a house in Rutland aml par~ ut \\ ulu..i~n and ~.-nncrct(• the· ,t;Kk al ~h>u ntainc·cr." umentary. will he moving in this monlh -.. kdl lnc b~on\ J,, tt \\ ~ ··odt>n \1,')'' 'aid . " \\'e putJ partll·· That is about to change. to g.t~thcr mure foot;1gc · hall-pipe and 20.tltHI-ptl'l't' ular atlention In .tn\ thtn ~ Filmmakers Laurie H,uu'e. according to Skatopia f\>unJcr \~atehoan..l rnu~curn ... cat tert'd thai \lotiiJ be a potcnttal firt• throu ~h,rut the prt>pcn~ . h;ll a rd ... anu Colin Powers have been and guru Brewce Manin. . . filming life at Skatopta in Please see Skatopla, ·As \Vurk. rc . . um-cd Tuc..,da~ Martin has been pt'ulcs - .Skatopia, the movie after the ' 'tack wa> declared safe bv both American Electric· Power and Kansas City, Mo .- ha~ed Pullman Pt1wer. "Both AEP and Pullman (cd confident that the work ,ite :11 Mmintaineer is safe:· MtlVe ;a iJ . "Before we resumeJ wnrk. we wanted I.O make sure "e ha,·e a safe '\t~cure. \\CUll ... i.l!ld t:·n \' lfOilment. and "lil\ C· ,aiu essentiallv the ,a me·· work is beinu done at the ~lountaineer plant as is lakin." ]i>IJCe at the Kammer" li tchel l plant. 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