https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3ee00b91a84e9e99a9ee37f797b945af.pdf 6adbbe9f147d99ed43a8d589a2fe1397 PDF Text Text Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Cincinnati sinks Pirates, 7-~ - ' SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) Ken Griffey Jr. doubled twice and hit a two-run homer over the batter's eye Monday night, leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. · Griffey is healthy during spring training for the first time in five years. and it shows in his swing. · The 36-year-old outfielder is 7- for-15 with a pair of homers in four games since returning from the World Baseball Classic . Griffey hit ·.524 during the Classic , with three homers in six ·games. Griffey doubled and homered off right -hander Ian Snell, who gave up four runs in five. innings. Griffey led off the eighth with a double off Britt Re ames, sparking a three-run rally. Last spring. Griffey was .. ~till recovering from recon- struct ive hamstring surgery and hadn't 'regair1ed hi s swi ng or his speed. He fail ed to hit a homer in 48 spri ng at-bats. and didn't get one until his 22nd game of the season, the longest opening drought of his career. Jose Hernandez and Craig Wil son homered off Reds starter Eric Milton , who has been 1imited to three starts beca use of a sore ·c alf. Mi lton led the majors last season by giving up 40 homers. · Hernandez hit a two-ru n homer to center for hi s first of the sp ring . Wil son, demote,d to the bench after missing most of Jas,t season with hand injuries, .added a solo homer that gave him the team lead with five this ·· spring . Milton said he felt a little tired (rom the outset. He had no trouble · wi th the calf when he 'spri·nted to cover first base on Sean Casey's groundoui in the fifth · inning. "The inj ury is-long gone ," Milton said. "Everything is · 100 perc en L" A woman in a Rollins Col lege sweat shirt sustained a hand injury when a .foul ball landed nearby in the first inning . She walked without assis tance to the first aid room for treatment. Her right hand was wrapped in a cooling pack when she left the ballpark in a n ambulance. BY BRAD SHERMAN CHESHIRE - Pitcher Tara Bradford and catcher Teresa Petit formed an effective battery in the fie ld - and they were just as good at the plate. · Petit homered and Bradford pad a pair of extra base hits as Marietta defeated host River Valley 10- 1 in·the high school softball season-opener on Monday. Bradford held the young Lady Raiders in check offensively, limiting them to just one run on four hits; she also -struck out 13 batters. Meanwhile, the Lady Tigers scored at least one run in six of the seven innings en route to the victory. Petit added a single while Tara Bradford tripled and doubled. Kaylee Sutton also had ·multiple hits for the winners with three singles. . River Valley sophomore Kari McFann struck out eight, but allowed lO runs on eight hits to take the loss. · McFann Jed the Silver and Black at the plate with a pair of singles. Terra Porter had an RBI double and Kaylee Rose chipped in a single. . Marietta started fast with a pair of runs in the top of the first inning, then scored fo ur more times . in the third to build a 6-0 advantage. The Lady Tiger lead grew to 9-0 before the Lady Raiders finally cracked thescoreboard in the bottom of the sixth. · McFann hit a oneout single, then two batters later. Porter doubled to bnng her in. Marietta-added one last run in the seventh on a passed ball. River Valley plays host to Southern today. Marietta _ 204 11 1 1 1080 River Valley o·o o o 1 o '-- 1 4 4 Tara Bradford and Teresa Petlil. Kari McFanhandTerraPorler.W-Bradlord, 1· o . L- McFann, 0-1. HA- Mariena, Pettit o · r (1). Blank from Page 81 dou.ble plated Curstan Ramey, Kayla Siders and Lindsey Niday. The score remained that way until the top of the fourth when Sara)1 Cochran doubled and later scored on an RBI single from Ramey. Gallia Academy led 4-0. Siders gave the gues ts runners at second and third after reaching on ·an error, then Lindsey Niday doubled to plate Ramey for a 5-0 advantage. A single by Leslie Niday, along with a throwing error. allowed Siders and Lindsey · ·Niday to score for a seven run edge after fo ur innings of play. With two outs in the top of the fifth, Brittany Elliott sin. gled and later scored when Cochran doubled her home for an 8-0 lead. · Cochran eventualJ'y scored on an RBI single by Ramey to give the Blue and White a 9-0 edge after fiv e innings. Gallia Academy tacked 0n five more runs in the sixth to complete the mercy ruling . 2006 Wahama falls-to Charleston Catholic BY GARY CLARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MASON, W. Va.-Aftera pair of season opening wins over Huntington St. Joe and Poca last week coach Tom Cullen's Wahama White Falcon baseball nine suffered its first loss of the 2006 season Monday evening when visiting Charleston Catholic handed the locals a I0-2 diamond defeat. For the second straig ht . game the Wh ite Falcons experienced a grelll deal of difficulty defensively which led to numerou s· Catholic runs by the unearned variety. WHS fielders committed six errors on the day to waste what was better than average pitching performances · from a pair of Falcon hurlers. The ' Bend Area team k,icked the . baseball around nine times in Saturday's win over Poca, but weren't as fortunate aga inst Charleston Catholic. Marietta claws Lady Raiders, 10-1 BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Tuesday, March 28, www .myda~lysentinel.com " I thought our pitching was pretty good tonight but we simply couldn't overcome six defensive errors," second year coach Tom Cullen stated following the Mason County teams setback. "We had several play~;rs out sick ·but you can't use . that as an excuse. We'-ve got to make the plays _in the field and take .advantage of ·what good pitc~ing we can ge t hecmrse we're not very deep as a mound staff." Bmndon Fowler continued his fast start ·at the plate for Wahama wi th three of the five base hits on the night for the White Falcons. Fowler. a sen ior centerfielder, now·has. eight hits in the Falcons first three contests of the 2006 spri ng seaso n. Cody Herdman smacked a double while Caleb Roach added a ·single for the remaining safeties offensively for the Bend Area diamond nine. Colton Prudnick and John Baird had tWO hits apiece for the Irish w i t h Prudnick blasting a run two homer in addition to driving in three runs on the day for Charlesto,n . Catholic. Baird added a pmr of si ngles and an RBI with Taylor_Johnson _deli vering a . triple tor the v1srtmg Insh. Kameron Sayre was tagged with the pitching Joss to even his record at 1-1 on the spring. Sayre went four innings and allowed seven runs on five hits with six strikeouts. and two walks . Derick Veazy fini shed up on the hill for the White Falcons and gave up three run s on two hits while fannin g three and walking none during his three inning stin g on the mound. 50 CENTS • Vol. 55, Nn. 151-! Tommy Bishop and Mark Guess chipped in run -scoring singles. ·Derek Young also had a base hit for the winners. River ' Valley's only run · came in ·the third inning. H.L. Pugh drew a :lead-off walk, moved into scori.ng position on Caldwell's single, then later scored on an error. Eastern opens Tri-Valley Conference Hocking play at Federal Hocki ng today. . Meanwhile Ri vet Valley plays host to Southern . in another non-league encounter. 11 , RIVER VALLEY 1 EASTERN 6 Innings 204 111 ~ Eas1ern 1112 2 ·River Valley 001 000 ~ 1 1 6 Joel Lynch , Kyle Gordon (3). Matt Morris (5) and Terry Durst. T.R. Flinl, Brad Aberts {5) and Eric Caldwell. W Gordon, 1-0. l - Flint 0-1 . • lnoiana to hire Sampson as bas~etball coach. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MXDAILYSE-NTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport Vi ilage Counci l gav~ a first reading Monday . evening to.revised ordinances increasing annual rental fees and building permit fees. Following committee meetings and a meeting with , village landlords. council is considering an $R increase, from $12 to $20, in the fee charged to renta l property owners. in order to linance an im nual in spection of eac h nance increasing building rental unit in Middleport. and remo vauon permit s. The proposed ordinance Those fee s will app ly to also allows for a $ 100 fine construction of room addi against landlords who fail to tion s, porche s, decks . and make repairs or code sidewalks, mobile home upgrades as required by set up or re location, remade . Building Inspector Randall elin g of home ex teriors, Mullins . After 90 days. if construction of sw imming repairs are not made. a $100 pools, and· varia nce fees, fine will be imposed, and an curb cuts and demolition . add itional $ 100 fine wi ll be charged every ·30 days trntil Other business ·the repairs are made. · Council approved a resolu-_ Council also co nducted 't ion assign ing the village's the first readin g of an ordi - cable . televi sion franc hi se SPRING SALES DRIVE Your opportunrties to save are WIDE OPEN dunng New Holland's WIOE OPEN Spring Sales Drive. And, New Holland trac;tors are so productive. you 'll find yDUr spare t1me is WIDE OPEN, too! Choose 0% APR financing tor 36 months, or cash bnck-up to S1200-on these New Holland tractors: 4 CYl. $f70.00 +TAX 6 CYL. $205.00 +TAX . 8 CYL. $245.00 +TAX O%APR FOR 36 M·ONTHS Bv KEVIN OBITUARIES . • BOOMER"' 18 - 25 HP Sub-Compact TraCtors • BOOMER"' 23 - 45 HP Compact Traclors • BOOMER"' 48 and 55.HP Ullllly Tractors • 57- 90 HP TN-A Series Ulllily Tractors • 88 - 98 HP. TL ·ATraclors POMEROY - A revised . permanent appropriations for Page AS the 2005-06 fiscal, year in the • Ralph Douglas Shain, 89 amount of $2.5 million has been approved by the Meigs • Tessie Wells, 84 · · Local Board of Education . • ·Shirley Whan, 65 Superinte ndent · · William Buckley said the amount is • Nellie F. White, 93 "in the sam~ general ,range" of .operational expenses for the district as in other years. with the exception of those years when new buildings Beth Sergent/ photo were being constructed or The old Pomeroy Junior Hrgh School on East Main Street will receive new visitors • Sago suNivor this week renovated. · expected to go home Acknowledged at Monday when SRW Envi'ronmental Services, Inc. of Milford arrive to db asbestos testing. Thursday. See Page A2 night 's meeting was a $4,000 donation to the · district's • Stotts recognized for sc ho la rship · . fund ' from seNice. See Page A2 Milestone Benefits, the district's insurance broker. • Heatth screenings Four Ji ve year contracts offered at O'Bieness. were awarded duri ng the See Page A3 meetin g, all effective with the BY BETH SERGENT Musser said over the last few years the vil2006-07 year. Those went to • Birth announced. BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM lage has receivect what he called "conflicting Rusty Bookman. principal 'See Page A3 reports'' as to what is in the building and (Meigs Elementary School); .POMEROY Shakespeare's Hamlet 'once • Local Briefs. what is not. He added that al l previous Maril yn Meier as food ser"To be or not to be ''" The same quesasked, reports had been done by companies in the V Ice coordinator, Steve See Page AS tion could be applied to the fate of the old asbes tos removal business which in his view Ohlinger as ass i ~ tant princi- . ·• Grief support group pal (Meigs Midd le Sc.hool) Pomeroy· Junior High School bui lding. a fate tainted t he findings. available at O'Bieness. "Finding somebody that didn't have anyand Mark Thomas a tec hn o! · that may hinge on asbestos "being" or "not being." found inside the structure. thing to gain personally will give us an accuogy coordinator. . See Page AS Asbestos testing is te ntinively scheduled to rate report on what is in there and what we was hired Kelly Lambert • Cardiovascular Institute on a four-year contract as begin today at 7 a.m. at the old school on East can do to get rid of it." Musser added. to host unique training EM IS coordinator, and Darin . Main Street accordi ng to . Pomeroy Mayor If any asbestos is fo und Musser. suspects it John Musser. · wi ll be in the ceilings and if that happens he was employed on a Logan unit. See Page AS The testing will be done by SRW said, ·'We're going to have to li nd funds. two year contract as an assis• Breastfeeding class, tant principal. both effective Environmental Serv ices. Inc. from Milford somewhere to abate it and . tear it. down . I for a cost of $ 1.750, a fee and service that was don't know of any grant funds available for birth coaching classes, wi th 20011-07 school year. Also hi red durin g the meet- recentl y approved by Pomeroy Council. that becau se there are so manv abandoned offered at O'Bieness. The same tirn1 had recently perfonned core school buildings in Oh'i o.. ing were four substitute · See Page A6 teachers, Brittany Free. dd lling and other environmental testing at the Meigs Economic Development Director Wendy .Joaquin. Melissa Midwest Stee l building also on East Main Street. Perry Vanadoe said he had not heard of an)SRW does not do any type of asbestos Rodriquet .. and Michael thing specific as far as parties that ma) be interCiemke . The resignation for removal only testing and for this reason. Musser ested in deveioping the property at tlli> tim~ . felt the-vi llage would get an accurate reading of WEATHER Please see Fundlnc. AS what, if any. asbestos is in the bui lding. Please siee As~stos, AS INSIDE . Southern Band's instrument drive receives $2,000 boost Details on Page A6 ' INDEX Don't forget . our selectron of malctllng New Holland rmplements rs WIDE OPEN. toot COOLANT ' FLUSH $88.00+ TAX TRANS POWER FLUSH .$99.00 +TAX . Allpower Equipment CNIC ' •"'' ' Classifieds 1 Mile Wesfof Athens on Ate 50/32 Athens, OH 45701 . ' . Comics Dear,Abby 740-593-3279. 800-710-1917 Editorials " Your Friendly Outdoor Power equipment & Super Store" f-..t... P~tu~ ... tie~--· - East Main Street • Pomeroy, OH .Goodwi•id• '"--~-·-~ .... Calendars f lnltlcln; ~ ~ Don Tate Mo~tors ·, . riM t., Hejb~d \tiN• lr~ 1J,1+~ '.trorrJriO (~ li>.lr;,jfllt! /~. Jo,jl "lt~ill';ll 'U.'>'f>'1111'' POMEROY While Ohio' s unempl oyme nt rate was unchanged .in February from the previous month. it edged upward again in Meigs and Gal lia coumie,. The st.ate Department of Jobs and Familv Services reported February.' countyby -cotmty _1 ub les> rates . Tuesday. -noting that unemployment had risen lightly during·the month both locall y and in surrounding counties. Meigs was at I 0.5 percent, up two-tenths of a percent over January's I0.3 percent. Gallia Counrv also rose twotenths of a percent. from 7.2 in January to 7A for February. Athens County's rate was up one-tenth of a percent in February at 6.3. while Jackson County came in at 8.1. up four-tenths of a percent over January's 7.7 percent. Lawrence County saw its JObless rate increased twoIenths of a percent in February to 5.8. al)d Vinton County was a~o;o up two-tenths of a percent over January at 9.9. . The state 's unemployment rate was 5.1 percent in Februarv. unchan~ed from Jimuary.-according to ODJFS. HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ·• '-")~ ~·· ~(;<~- '""'" ~' l lW :1 ~~. , ~ Obituaries 82-4 Bs A3 A4 As J..-,1 ••, -l ;-.;, 11) 'l' f>l n<l(llillrt~; ft lid~111d ~~~ t!'P. 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Thi s connection to Southern Local S~hoo l s was a b.i_g r~a ­ "m why the church chose tu donate funcb to the band . "We (the congregation) . either· went or h:~d family memhcr~ rha t v.ent .(u KEUY KKELL'i@MYDAI L'(TRIBUNE.COM Bv CHARLENE HoEFliCH Hurry, this offer ends June 30, 2006! OIL LUBE SFILTfR Sf9.95 +TAX Please see Fee hikes, AS February's jobless rates up,for region BY BETH SERGENT MOST the Middleport Development Group. is now working to secure funding for. the trail project. but has not ye t designed or received funding for the project. · . Mary Wise discussed a proposal to plant dogwood trees in General Hartinger Park, discussed at the last meeting by Park Manager Dc1le Riffle. Wise said she consulted with other members of a tree committee appoin ted by council Current funding for Meigs Local schools tops $2.5 million Southern Band members·(from left ) Courtney G1nthe r and Jordan · Dougie • Pi c~ens show off the band 's new concert instruments to Esther Harden of the First United Presbytenan Church of Syracuse. Harden is presenting . Southern Band Director Chad Dodson a check for $2,000 on behalf of the church . The · band is currently rarsrng money for an instrument dnve . BSERGENT@.MYDAILYS ENTINEL .COM MOST Charter from Communications to Cebridge Acquisi tion Co., LLC Th~ transfer is a re sult of the recent sa le of Charter's local territory to Cebridge. Cou ncil President Stephen Houc hins voted against the measure . Tim King discussed the work of a committee in planning fo r an all-purpose trail in Middleport, and presented counci I with traffic pattern changes which would be requi red if the t.rail is deve loped . The committee. pan of AsBESTOS.JESTING TO BEGIN AT POMEROY jUNIOR ·HIGH hlilh 1hese Seruice Specials! MOST \\wv. . m)da il y,enlin<·l.~um \VEDNESDAY, MARCil:.!'), :.!oo(, Council introduces revised rental, building fee hikes . SPORTS Brad Sherman/photo Eastern '? Matt Morris , left, steals third base . during the fourth inning of Monday's 11-1 victory over River Valley in Cheshire. River Valley third baseman Adam Lewis is pictured · in tile foregrou nd . WIDE OPEN -E.a stern' s Kelsey Holter, right. takes a swing at a pitch \Juring the fourth inning of Monday's season opener in Tuppers Plains agai nst Gall ia Academy. , Ramey paced the Angels today when it hosts South wit h four hits and fi ve runs · Gallia, while the,Biue Angels batted m, while Elliott. stan their 2006 home season Coc hran and both Nidays today when they take on each had two hits apiece in Chesapeake. the triumph. · Both start times are slated Brittyn Saunders and 'for 4:30.p.m. Biranda•Green also had a hit GALLtA ACADEMY 14, EASTERN 0 each for the Angels. 61nnll1ga ' · Cochran and Lindsey Gallia 300 425- 14121 Eastern 000 000 0 2 4 Niday also ·scored three times Kimber Davis and Sarah Cochran apiece for Gallia Academy. Dan1elle Carroll and' Hannah Pratt. WP Eastern returns to ·action DaviS, 1-Q_LP- Carroll, 0·1 ~~ Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio. from PageBl going to have to score some runs and play defense." Besides just the lone hit, the Raiders also committed six errors defensively. Lynch started and struck out five of the seven batters he faced for Eastern. Gordon worked the middl e two frame s 'for the win. Eagle pitchers struck out 10 and walked four in all. River Valley starter T.R. Flint lasted the tirst four innings; allowing six run s on · eight hils, in taking the loss. Not all were earned, though, thanks to untimely mi sc ues. · Two· of those errors came in the third inning , when the Eag les scored three unearned runs to go up 4-0. . Eastern piled it on frorn that point - scoring 10 runs over the final four frames. lerry Durst paced the Eastern offense. going 3-for-. 4 with a double and two singles. Cory Shaffer tripled and doubled while Matt Manis two hits including an RBI double. Cody Gerlock also had muJtiple hits. Holzer Clinic donates to WalkAmerica, A2 e Pounds Bryan WalterS/photo Did you know that a properly tuned engine gets better fuel mileage. Over time heat and stress wears the electoral system and dirt and grim plug's your fuel system. Proper maintenance equal's better fuel Better fuel economy equals money saved. · June Ashley honored for DAR service, A2 - "Thi' brings us down to Sl.'JXIO.'. Rnmrn c ' ~a1 d uf the Rnmin L' that -JrtDn~v. ''til nt'\\ halar·lL'C. Southern." church m.emt>cr 1\ thcr Harden said of the cong.regat ior,- s deci sian ... A11 dirwt l) tJ>IIards the SJS .OOO of u~ were nf nne acnutl a . . to !<ian the honslcrs tonk out to "hat to du with the mnncy ... f'urcha~o,c l'Oih:t:rt !.!II Rnmim· said 'he hupes the !nan L·an ht~ pHid nt'f a:-. \Oilll a.., in,truml!nh . · J1t.l, ... iptc -.,p the hand L· an mnYe r ' . Mural project part of Middleport revitalization plan BY BRIAN J. REED BREE D@MYQ•IL YSENTINEL .COM ~lDDLEPORT -'-- Plans for the re1italization of dow)11own Midd leport will include · at lea>t one large mural. althouuh · its design and locatton 'ha,·e · not yet been determined . The M idclleport Developm en t (Jruup · will work "nh the Ohro R1ver Border Initiative on the project. . according to Vice Prc o.ident Brend a Phalin . Representalilcs of the Border lniti:Hivc plan In meet next month wit h. the de1elopment · group's bcau tifi catr on committee to rn rcw potential >it~s for the nmral. and to begin de1 · dopin~ a design . The B,>r<.kr lnitiatiH fund' artiq, : art> groups and 1 nm1 munit~ : , . ·I l I I ·•.trh prngram' in ;ti l Ohill and ll e>t \'1rgini;J c'(lllllll<"s that t•>LIL' h the Ohio Rr1 cr. Since JLJ'-J4. ORB ! ha, em :trJeJ a l<lt.il of :.200.000 i.n ~rant funding to a "rde 'ari et1 of pro_1ects . ~lrti~t~ and comm unity 011 to frnatKing other pwiec·ts. and tinancing 'has ~c11 left up 10 the hnl~>tcr' hecausc nf the strapped _linancial c'nmhtllln nf the ,..-h,.,J chstnl'l . .grr,up . . in · ~·~..,l V1rg ima and Ohll> ,·"unt1es th,H border tile Ohio Rr1 er . j The Bort.kr lnni ative was Jll\~)h~d in !he 1-.'n:atwn of the' rmrr.d <'11 the· .f,•rmcr Cit I ,,rti <>n.ll B.rn' hu r ldrn~ i1n s,fo._·am11rc Stn~cl 111 Pumero\ . , ·Piur lrn sa11lthe heaultfi,·atirin Please see Band, AS Please see Mural, AS Beth Sercent/ photo !\cn>rding , t" SPuthrrn Band Booster' President Kim Please see Jobless, AS �PageA2 REGIONAL · : The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, March 29,2006 ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Submitted photo Karen Turley, Southeast director, presents a certificate to June Ash ley. in recognition of her longtime membership and service _ to the Qaughters of the American Revolution. June Ashley honored for DAR service POMEROY- Reco~niti<lll ing severa l chapter members of June Ashley fpr 30 years of in rcseaKhing their ancestry service to the Daughter> of the which led to membership in American Revolution high - the chapter. ligh ted a recent meeting of 'Nancy Rey, So~theast Return Jonathan Mei~s Di>trict director, talked on Chapter at the. Meigs County how each -member can con. Public Library. . · tribute to the work of their : · Karen Werry gave a tribute chapter and share the responto Ashley for her rok in pro- sibilities of promoting the mating the organization ~ inc e advJ ncln!! th~ organization's joining the DAR in 1976. She work. Objective\ of the qualified on information- National Society Dau ghters of gathered by tracing 'her th e Amcrict\n Revolution · Re volutionarv War Patriot includes histury. to perpetuate arid providing documents to the ml'mory and spi rit of men prove her lineage to each one. ·and women who achieved and qualified 1hrough ances- American independence. and tors, George Holter, John to cany Washington\ instrucAdam Rou sh. Geor~e Rush. tion in a speech to '·promote Mi chae I Zirkle. lVtatt he\v ·as ·an object of primary-imporCurtiss, Sr.. Josiah Curtiss tance. institUtions for the genand Samuel Groo. eral diffusion of knowledge Her DAR service incl udes thus developipg an enlightregent frOI)l 1983 through ened public opinion." Another 1985, along with years of ser- objective 'is to promote patriovice as vice regent. historian tism by cheris hing. maintain: and lineage chairman. and ing and extending institutions currently. parliamentarian 9f American freedom and by and chairman of li neage · fos tering true patrioiism and research. She has also served love of country. and aiding in on many committees. securi ng for mankind all the She is credi ted with assist- blessings of li berty. . : · . : CHARLESTON, W.V<I. Randal McCloy Jr., the sole survivor of the Sago Mine disaster, is expected to be released from a reh.abilitation hospital and return home on Thursday after more tl1an two months of therapy. a famiry spokeswoman said Tuesday. McCloy's doctors have. scheduled a news conference for Thursday morning to discuss his prognosis and his progre ss, Aly Goodwin Gregg said . '' He 's been looking for- · ward to going home and he's very, ve ry close to that point now," Gregg said. '·Being in hi s own space again is what he's looking forward to and what the ram' ily is looking forward to." The 26-year-old coal miner has been at HealthSouth Mountainview Regional Rehabilitation Hospital in Morgantown since Jan. 26 , undergoing therapy to recover fro m brain damage and other inj uries. Before then, he was treated at hospitals in Morgantown and Pittsburgh . McCloy was taken to his home in Simpson, a 45-minute drive from Morgantown, for a three-hour vi>it on March 14, the first time he had been there since the Jan. 2 explosion that injured him and killed 12 co. workers. Gregg said McCloy wi ll continue to receive therapy ' for some time but that he will United Methodist C hurch and Thm,e attending are asked to Pomeroy Church of Christ take a covered dish. will hold a community prayer Thursday, March 29 POMEROY -Meigs and praise service at 7 p.m. at County Library Board, regu- the Church of Christ. Special lar meetmg, 3 p.m., Pomeroy music will be presented by Saturday, Aprill Lawrence Eblin . Library. RUTLAND - Benefit for Thursday, March 30 Monday, April 3 the fam il y of the !lite Roger POMEROY - Crusade for Hysell , Rutland Civic Center. SYRACUSE Sutton Township Tru stees. 7 p.m. Christ meeting, 7 p.m. at the Organized by the Hysell Run First Southern Baptist Women's Missionary Society Syracuse Village Hall . Church. Election of officers. of Hysell 'Run Community CHESTER - Rev. Church. Area churches asked Jonathan Noble speaks at to donate craft ami baked community Lenten service, items . Food serving at 4 p.m., . 7:30 p.m., Chester United gospel singing at 6. Singers Methodist Church. Sunda y, April 2 call 992-5275 or 742-1064. RACINE _ · Racine Friday, March 31 No admission charge. Chapter 134, O.E.S. practice POMEROY ·-Stations of Tuesday, April4 for inspection , 2 p.m. at hall. · the Cross, 7 p·. m., Sacred POMEROY Cancer. Ortlcers to attend. Heart Church. · Resource Center, ribbon cut, Monday, Apri13 MIDDLEpORT -Free ting II :30 p.m , open house, RACINE _ Racine community dinner, 4:30 to II a.m. - 5 p.m.. Mulberry Chapter 134, O.E.S. an nual · 6:30 p .m.. Middlepo~t Comm unity Cente r. inspection, 7:30 p.m. Racine Church of Christ. Menu is Refreshments. Masonic Lodge hall. ham loaf, baked potato or Refreshments . noodles, green beans, roll and dessert. Carryout after 5: 15 Thesday, April4 MIDDLEPORT . · p.m .. onl y. Thursday; March 30 Middleport Lodge 363. Saturday, April! MIDDLEPORT - Freda F&AM. business meeting. RE EDSV ILLE - Gospe l "7:30 p.m. Members' to take Express puppets at Eden Edwards . will observe her non-perishable food items for United Brethren Church 94th birthday on March 30. the Grand Masters Food ·.Easter program , . 7 p.m . Cards may be sent to her at Bank. Refreshments. Informa tion about booking the Holzer Senior Care puppets at Bobby Barringer, Center, Room 136-A. 380 Colonial. Drive, Bidwen, 378-6328. Oh io 451\ 14. Sunday, April 2 Sunday, Apri12 MIDDLEPORT - "The . • Saturday, April 1 MIDDLEPORT Kate Passion of the Christ" wi ll be HARRISONVILLE Wilson will be \10 years old shown at 6 p.m. at the ~ s h Harri sonville Lodge 411. Street Church, 398 As h St .. on Apri l 2. Cards may be sent 7:30 p.m. at the hall. Those Middleport. For more infor- to her at Overbrook Center. attending to take nonperish- mation contact 992-6443 · Page Street, Middleport. able food item. for Grand Pastor Jeff Smith invites the Wednesday, April 5 Lodge Food Drive . public. ALFRED -· Nina R. . Refreshments. Robinson, formerly of MIDDLEPORT A potluck dinner will be held Alfred, will observe her 90th honoring Les Hayman who birthday on April 5. Cards will be moving to Georgia, at may be sent to her · at 711 noon at the Ash Street Church, Belrock Rd., Apt. 110, Wednesday, March 29 POMEROY ·_ Enterpri'e 398 Ash St. , Middleport. Belpre. Ohio 457 14. Other events Clubs and organizations Adult Night School W~lding Class Informational Meeting Thursday. March 30. 2006 6:30 PM at Mason County Career Center Mason County Career Center will offer a 100 hour Adult. Night School. Shielded Metal Arc Welding Class if there is sufficient interest. There will he an opportunity to take the State Certification.Tests at the end of the course. If you urc interested please attend ,the informational meeiine on March 30. 2006 at 6:31! PM. 'f he approximate cost of the course which includes materials and instruction will he $750.00 based on a · minimum enrollment of 10 or more participants. There will not be a charge for uttcndance at the informational nieeti'.lg· $ _Employees, Independent Contractors, Vendors . a:rench City FOODFAI.R Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-5252 WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! 'Powell' FOODFAIR . PHARMACY ~ 6t LINCOlN ~MU(U RY -1141 Zlld Ave. GaDipolla, OH ·Galllpolls 740-446-9800 Hours: 'Home Decor 'Furniture. 'Hand Puppets for Children •Antiques for the Antique lover Our 19,000 square foot store offers thousands of gilts for the entire family. · 195 Upper River Rd. Week 740·446·9010 Open !\h111·Sw.t 10-6; Sun SERVING GAUL\ II SURROUNDING COUMTIII Complete Above & In ground RePair Above Ground & In ground Sales & Installation .~I>!DJl[m .IJno_()J; MIDDLEPORT Rebekah and Ricky Yo>l. JI of 389'30, Leadin g Cree ~ Road , Middleport. announce the birth of a 'on. Duslin Eugene . The infant wa' born n March 18 at O ' Bknes' Memorial Hospital. • Chemtcals & Suppl•es • Ftee Water Analyses : F~r1anctng Ava,lable . o.-.;2!5 ,.,.,. Experi•nc• ' • Lmers • Pumps • Fillers DBDirB NOW FOB SPBI/111! 740-441-9896 380 Stale RL 7 N. •Gallipolis, OH 1 -~ ..-..· ~·.frern:htltym.ll .cOm .\I.A .. CCC-A O"ncr & ..\udiolo)!ist west Jobs • Faundatl~n BINGO N"' PIBVIDU Ev~rv Frldav &Mondav Nights I 24 HIGHLAND AVE. ' PT PLEASANT, WV (Old Carolina Lumber Building Across from CSX) Mondgy - PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 304-675-4340 (304) 675-3877 Drinks Tuesday- $ 1.00 off any Dinner Wednesday- Half Rack Dinner $7 .99- 10 Wings $3.00 Thursday - Half Chicken Dinner $5.99 EriliiD' - Plaiiers $5.99 Saturday - Chicken & Rib Dinner $9 50 , Synday - Pork Chop Dinner 1 pc . $5.99 GALLIPOLIS 2 pc. $7.99 HAS• Mgo -Sal 11 am" !IJlrn..ilUl.:..u_ll'ILh.dl ·B5 '!J Sccund A\·cnue 1308 fA>rrRN A>'r GAlUPIJUS, 01145631 ., \c1 " " lrntl\ l'n•l Oflk f f 740-446-2487 01wn !\l"n - Thur,_ 11 :3fl-5pm ,Today's Number is OHIO Stotts recognized for service -.tAJ Come 'rn f -, :-®-.· "Daily Lunch .i£';) 10:30 am-2:00pm 5 great sandwiches to choose from ... only $2.99 675-1812 . 173-5536 VALLEY BANK. ov , .& MEDI CAl. F.QU PMENT Home Oxygen Portable Oxygen HOLZER CLINIC Nebulizers E lectrh: s~·d s Wheelchairs Diapers Chu x Free Delivery to Meigs, ;\1ason & Gallia Counties 740-446-0007 Medical EKceffence. · Local Caring. EverYwhere Toll free 877-669; 0007 70 Pine Street· Gallipolis IJWfH'd. l't• t'(frf' fthiiUI ' ' www.holzercfinic.com ; .l!t:IJetllUtf 20 - ~~. S.•d.~e~ PCILARIS tt!,. 4111.1.7 ltrUI B&lb•III.DH l'MIJ-2240 1liiUCYClE www.itum....,a.com • . ' Before·Your C8 HEALTH PROJEa • .Appointment••• • Point Pleasant, WV Mason WV PS . In the meanlime, please DEAR ABBY: I have been be a little ki nder to yourself seeing the same dentist for . and change yo ur p~one num·more than 20 years and have ber. No rule of etiquette says been very satisfied .. During yo!l have to listen to the drugan .earher checkup. I had been fue led ravings of an addict. told I had a loose tooth, '.' but Dear DEAR ABBY: I kt\ow that : it cmild ti gh ten up again.'' I Abby is equivalent to a hi gh a GED • checked the tooth the mornschool degree; however. i.s it : ing of my' !)lOSt recent vis it, misleading to indicate - on and it was fine. · a' resume, for example - that After cleaning my teeth, t.he hygienist. "Sue." was pol- myself ' for gett ing involved yo u graduated from hig-h is hing my teeth when the tool with my son's father. I thought school when you obtained a ;_ slipped .and. the metal part hit he was a nice. trustworthv GED after the fact?- WON- · : the "loose·· tooth reallv hard . guy. How could I know that DERING IN KEARNS, • Sue said, " Oh , sorry!". he'd choose drug s ove r taking UTA H DEAR WONDER LNG: Not When "Dr. Smit h" came in care of his child" on ly is it misleading. it would for the fma l check, he said I STRESSED-OUT SINGLE be a mistake. Many bu si~ess­ ' had a cracked tooth. It was the MOM. ALEXANDRIA, VA . e> these days do background .same tooth . I had not seen a DEAR STRESSED-OUT checks on job applicants, and : crack that morning. but You are asking inte ll igent : thought I'd chec k it again questions . That you are look- when it turn s out that an : when I got home. There is a ing for answers before you applicant lied on hi s or her big crack ')Cross the front of become emotiona ll y involved resume. they are rej ected . Honesty is the best policy. .. the tooth . If it had l:)een there again is laudable. that morning, I'd have seen it. · You can find low-cost menDear Abby is wrinert by I am sure the "hit" cracked· tal health services by .contact- Abigail Van . Buren, also the tooth . Onl y Sue and I ing your count y Department k!wwn,as Jeanne Phillips, and · · know for sure. and I wouldn It of Soc ial Services or the was founded by her mother, ; know if it had n't been for the Department of Mental Paulin(! Phillips. liTite /)ear : fact that r d been watching it Health . The number(s) Abby al www.Dt:arAbby.com because it was loose . . should be listed in your tele- or P.O. Box 69440, Los Should I talk to Sue or to phone directory. · Angeles, CA 90069. Dr. Smith or to both of them about this? Sho\1ld I just get the tooth fixed and forget it? • Or should I start hunting for a ' new deFiti st') - DENTAL DILEMMA IN DENVER . DEAR DILEMMA :' When Dr. Smi th told you your tooth was cracked. you should have spoken up then and asked to see it while you were still in • hi s office. However, because you did not. it's ·time. to call , I Dr. Smith and tell hun what you have told me. I am sure he wi ll want to talk to his hygienist about what happened. (Actually. she shou ld have • already Informed him.) If the cracked tooth was caused by hi s employee. it should be lixed withmH charge. And if it isn't. THEN yDu shou ld start ' looking for another dentist. Pick one up today at a senior DEAR ABBY: I am a single • mother of a 1-vear-old chi ld. center, library, or PAR MAR Store • My son's fa the-r started using in the affected water districts only; drugs during my pregnancy and still does . I left him when my son' was only .l monthstl ld . Our breakup was hitter. He calls my house and curses me out lor no rea,on. I ha ve • never done anything wrong to him . He pays no child .support bc(ausc lie dl'e'n ·, wmk . · Conducted by BROOKMAR, INC ' ..._..,..,.,._ ........ ...... _,_... .... ........ .. ..,... • .•., t•···-1) I think I need therapy. I 41 7 Grand Pal1<. Drrve: Vtenna. WV 26105 don 't think I'm Cllllltinnallv strong enough to he· in a rcl~i­ For more information, please VISit l-800·:j5l -7658 tionship with an) one ehc. and www.c8healthproject.org 1-304-865-4205 .• I need to talk abou t "hat'~ gt,i nt .on . v.:ilh Ill~ . I hlamc • • Openings • Clo~mgs Diane \1cVey Hilda Stotts was recogn ized for her se rVICe to the United Fund for Me1gs CountY. at Monday evenrng·s an nu al meeting: Stotts is leavrng the United Fu nd's Board of Trustees after se rving two terms on the board . UFMC Presrdent George Haw ley presented Stott'> with an award ·of appreciation , · Birth announced ~ Hygienist's slip causes crack ~. in relationship with dentist .5\ntltjue.& era~ .Mall 700 East Main Street ' Sto;~re Brian J. Reed/ pl'loto ly Jo not change dramatically in one montlt. 'o 1ndi\ IJ uals may want to v.aittwo HI three month> before be in~ ;creened again. Church events their Immediate family not eligible. Powell's 992·153& _ Terry Eller, right. community director of the tri-county walk for March of Dimes. recently received a sponsorship from Holzer . · Clinic for the upcoming Walk America event. The two most com. man sponsorship levels ·are the Gold Sponsorship, Which is a : $1,000 donation, and a. T-shir t Sponsorship, which is a $500 : donation. Eller is shown · accepting the donation from Janice : Henry of Holzer Clinic. Walk America will take place Sunday. May : · 7 at Krodel Park in Point Pleasant. For more information about :- the event or to make a donation. contact Eller. at ·6 75-6029. p.m. The chole,terol and glucose screening. which will be offered for a $5 fee. will be available at the ;arne location by appointment only from I0 a.m. until noon and from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. To make an appointment, call 0' Blene" · community relations department at (740) 592-9300. Free co lon -rectal cancer home screening kits and information will be available at tne April 5 screening. The free kits can also be obtained on a daily basis at the informatimi de sks near the ho spital's patient and visitor entrances. Cholesterol level s typical- Youth events • Open M·F 9 am-7 pm Sat. ? 11111·3 pm Submitted photp ATHENS - Blood pressure screening as well a> cholesterol and glucose screening will be offered at 0' Blenes; Memorial Hospital in Athen' Wednesday, April 5. Those auending the screening are to enter at the hospital's visitor entrance at the canopy · and next · to Weatherby's Gift S\wp, as the patient entrance is closed until further notice. The visitor parking lot across from the visitor entrance should be used by hospital visi tors. The free blood · pressure screening wi ll be open to the public from I0 a.m. until noon and from 2 p.m. until 4 Birthdays Direct ions: The Career Center is located on the northern edge of Point Pleasant beside 'Point Pleasant High School www.foodfairmk.com Holzer Clinic donates to WalkAmerica Public meetings ing to return, as she has said; to whatever normal is now," · . Gregg "aid. She said a celebration has not b~cn scheduled because · McCloy's doctors have not yet announced when he will be released. "We anticipate him to go home on Thursday," she said. Gregg said she did not know how much McCloy remembers about the explosion. live at home . His wife Anna will be his primary caretaker. " I think therapy and his continued recovery wi II be the top priority for quite some time," Gregg said. She said Anna McCloy is elated that her husband could be goi ng home. Anna McCloy has been stayi ng at a hotel in Morgantown since the disaster. "I think she is looking forward to going home and try- Wednesday, March 29, 2006 Health screenings offered at O'Bieness Community Calendar Sago survivor expected to go.· home Thursday Bv PAM RAMSEY BY'THE BEND The Daily Sentinel PageA:3 • · Hail C.1 re &. Mlkeup · N.=~.il C.1re • Heli>e Cuts • F.lcitlls &. Wtlxing · Massage • Body Wraps · Spa racl<,,ges · Chemical Peels · Microderm ~br(lsions·· THIS BROCHURE! CS HEALTH I,RC)JI:CT ~ Second Avenue Gallipolis, Of145611 326 (740) 446~2933 Hours; M f lOam -Close z· ~.·-' ~ ~ ~ .~ ' B.efore you go... ' . HELPFUL HINTS: l 2. Read the brochure. wat~r A bill with your name and physical address is ONE of the best ways .to document water consumption. · 3. A 4. minor child needs three official pieces of I.D. If you're a married/divorced · woman, bring your marriage license or divorce decree. &. Read the brochure in total. . �. OPINION The Daily Sentinel • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • ' FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. . Jim Freeland Publisher Charlen~ Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor . Congress shall make no law respecting an ·. establishment of religion, ,or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; o.r abridging the freedom : of speech, or of the press; ·or. the right of the ,people peaceably to assemble, and to petition . the Government fo.r a redress of grievances. •· - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution . TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, March 29, the 88th.day of 2006. There are 277 days left in the year. · Today's Highlight in History : · . On March 29, 1973. the last United States combat troops left South Vietnam, ending America's direct mil,itary involvement In the Vietnam War. · On th is date: : In 1638. Swedish colonists settled in present-day Defaware. · In 1790. the lOth president of the United States. John Tyler. was born in Charles City County, Va. · In 1847. victorious forces led by Gen. Winfield Scott occupied the city of Vera Cruz after Mexican defenders capitulated. In 1867. the British Parliament passed the Noith America Act to create the Dominion of Canada. · In 1882.· the Knights of Columbus was chartered in Connecticut. · In 1943, World War II meat, butter and cheese rationing began. In 1951. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of conspirncy- to commit espionage. (They were executed in June . 1953 .) . . · in 1962, Jack Paar hosted NBC 's "Tonight" show for 'the final time. · In 1971. Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was convicted of murdering at least 22 Vietnamese civilians in the My Lai masSacre. (Calley ended up spending three years under house arrest.) · ·· In 19?4, eight Ohio National Guardsm~n were indicted on charges stemming from the shooting deaths of four students at Kein State University. (The guardsmen were later acquitted.) Ten years ago: Congress passed, and President Clinton quickly signed, a 12th stopgap spending billto avert a partial · federal shutdown. . , Five years ago: James Kopp, the fugitive wanted in the 1998 slaying of Dr. Barnett. Slepian, a Buffalo, N.Y., abortion provider, was captured in France. (Kopp was convicted in 2003 of killing Slepian and is serving a sentence of 25 years to life.) A chartered jet crashed near Aspen, Golo., killing all 18 people aboard. Pianist John Lewi s, who ·mastermil]ded the Modem Jazz Quartet, died in New York at age 80. Ope year ago: As Terri Schiavo entered her .12th full day . wttliout food or water. the Rev. Jesse Jackson prayed wtth her parents and joined conservatives. in calling for Florida Ia~~:­ makers to order her feeding tube reinserted. Attorney Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. died in Los Angeles at age 67. Fonner U.S. Sen. l:lowell Heflin died in Sheffield, Ala., at age 83. · Today's Birthdays: Political commentator John McLaughlin is 79. Author Judith Guest is 70. Former British Prime Minister John Major is 63. Comedian Eric Idle is 63. Composer Vangel is is 63. Singer Bobby Kimball· (Toto) is 59. Actor Chris I--awford is 51. Olympic gy mnast Kurt Thomas is 50. Actor Christopher Lambert is 49. Rock si nger Perry Farrell (Porno for Pyros; Jane's Addiction) is 47. Model Elle Macpherson is 43. Rock singer-musician John Popper (Blues Traveler) is 39. Actress Lucy Lawless is 38. Country singer Regina ,Leigh ERegina Regina).' is 38. Country si nger Brady Seals is 37. Tennis player Jennifer Capriati is 30. · Thought for Today: "The fate of love is that it always seems too little or too much.' ' ·- Amelia Edith Barr, American author imd journalist (1831-1919). · ' PageA4 Wednesday, March 29, 2006 You might have heard about a "Roe v. Wade for men" by now. It's a despicable matter, but may also be an unintentional opportunity. On March 9, the National Kathryn Center for Men filed a lawLopez suit in a Michigan court on behalf of their headlinemaker in a 25-year-old com. pu'ter programmer. Matthew Dubay, who doesn't want to cause you know they are pay child support to his ex- f** ****." The Nat.ional girlfriend for the baby he · Center for Men wants that says she chose to have . He "beautiful" life, no strings didn't want a kid, and he attached. Do I really have to wasn't kidding. He wants the offer up courses in Morality "right to choose," too. 101 and Remedial Maturity The Center argues: "More for you to kiJOW where I'm than three decades ago Roe going with this? v. Wade gave WO\Tien contiol But save for the press guy of t~eir reproductive lives, at the Nalional Center for but nothing in the law ' Men - and the group's ctmnged for men. Women acolytes who subscribed to can now have sexual intima- this illogic - . there is cy without sacrificing repro- absolutely nothing beauliful ductive choice .... But men about abortion. Aside from are routinely forced to give . the tragedy of a poor child up control, forced to . be who will someday read terrifinancially responsible for ble ·headlines about a father choices only women are per- who went to great lengths to mitted to make, forced to make c\ear he wanted nothrelini:juish reproductive ing to do with· her, . talk of choice as the price of intima- Roe and men highlights cy." . something under the national A " Roe v. Wade for rrien;: radar: abortion and its effect however, will only make a on men. "Roe v. Wade not only messed-up world worse. Dubay and his ex-girlfriend, takes the life of the unborn of course. made a reproduc- child, but it also tempts the ti ve choice when they natural father to kill off his . instinct to protect and pro~ engaged in sexual activily. I'm reminded of a contro- vide for his children," says versial laugh line from Kevin Burke, associate of Rachel 's comedian Chris Rock: director "Abortion, it's beautiful. it 's Vineyard, a post-abortionbeautiful abortion is legal. ),.~healing ministry. "Beheath love going to .an abortiort egal arguments. we have rally. to pick up women, to k this man, 'regardless THIS IS THE REAL STAR WARS, MR. WEINBERGER. The rule.if12 (minus 4) . uuers to the editor are welcome. Thn. should be less than 300 words. 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A sea snake!" have a cjrinking problem. · lunch at the new Japanese "''m tel ling you. yo u're Bob is still trying to come restaurant. Andy had never . going 10 need 12 people." up with the actor's name that eaten Japanese food before, Mavis has hit·. on some- is eluding him. ·'He was in and the thought of sucking thing : the wisdom of crowds. thai other movie. He was a Jim There are things I can still , pilot. In lhe Civil War." down raw fish at noon was making him a little queasy. Mullen remember ctlortlessly - the " I don't think they had We ordered him the tempura. lyrics of songs and who sang · pilots during the Civil War.·· them and wrote them. trips "Did you see that movie "Was it a musical'!" last night on TV ?" asked I' ve laken. books I' ve re<id. • Andy didn ' t think ·so. Bob. And then -there are things I ·'What were the big songs in "What movie?" have seen it. It was aboul this can' t remember at all, never that. 'Thirty Seconds over "The one with the ·guy in it. mQnk in a· little village in could. II has nothing to do A tI (lnta .,.. 'K. iSS . My You know who I'm talking 'China, no, not a monk, oh. · wit h age: there are things ·! Cannon,. · Who wouldn ' t about, the. guy with · the what do you call them ...·" couldn't re tain 111hen I was leave lhe theater humming teeth. " "A priest?" young. I can never ren\ember thai ,,.. "Help us out a ,lillie,'' said "Humphrey Bogart"" people 's names at parties. " I remember now.'· said Andy. · "A flying fork ?" , . · . even thuugh I make an e\ab"It was 'The African Bob. " Hc's married to that 'This tastes like seaweed." orale effort. Queen.'" woman - the one with the Andy griped: ' Let's ·say I meet a guy " Well." ,aid Harry, ''This hair." "Gregory Peck 0 " named Phil at a party. In my · Ah, of course, the guy with "It's a seaweed salad." mind I say "Phil. Phil is from blows Mal'is ' theory all to teeth married to the haired " You mean the eight of us . Philadelphia. Phil is from bits. It didn 't take 12 people woman. (It was like trying to • won't be able to figure out Ph illy.'' That should s~a l it to Jigurc out the name of the. describe an in-flight meal by what movie Bob's talking up in there. I've been to movie. Bob did It all by himthrowing a fork in the air.) . about 0 " Philadelphia. It '-s a great se lf... . Mal'is was jabb·ing her " You need 12 people· tp do ' "Was Gregory Peck mar- town. All that history. the this," said Mavis, our voice ried 0 I mean. to somebody'!". Revol ulion, the Liberty Bell . linager across the table at of reason. :'But I didn' t order a sea- No problem, Phil is from Harry: "He said it was about a monk in Japan . .' The ."We need 12 people to weed salad.'' Philadelphia. · 0 have lunch " "It comes with the eel:" Later on at the parly I' II be African Queen· i.s about u "No. you need 12 people "I just ate ~n eel? Is that lalking 1o Bob and the guy I drunk il1 Africa. How cou ld our age to figure out what · what I ordere(l? I thought I just met walks up. Using all anyone figur~ that out'' The movie we're talking abOut. was ordering salmon . I'm my ri1emory tncks. all my only lhing he got right.was that it starred a guy married To remember the names of gonna be sick.'' mnemonic skill I say: actors and mo.vies and "You ale it all. II couldn 't "Bob. . ha ve you met to a woman \Vith hair ~" celebritie>." ·have been that bad ." Benjamin Franklin ''" You knnw. what's-herEight (forgive .me) isn ' t ''Marlon BrandeL Wasn ' t At1ha1 poinl. Hob\ name. name. enough 0 he in . 'Teahou se of the too. has sltpped my mind Uim Mrtllm is rile author Bob jumped in: "Doesn't . August Moon 'l'" . . even thou gh I have know n u( ·:11 7ilk<!.l a \'if/age Idiot: " Yeah . but he v.asn t .:' him 22 years anybody watch TV anyComplimring · /he Simple more 0 The movie I'm talking monk . BeSJdes. thai was 111 • The good ne1n is Ihal no Li/<' .. 1111d "Bohr\' First about was on Channel 7. Or Japan. not Ghina." one 1hinks I have a memory · 7(1!/oo. ". Yrn.1 cw1 ;·each !rim ·.channel 9. Somebody must " Yes. I'm sick. I jus/ ate a prohkm. · They all think I at iim _lmrlft' n(fl m_n t·a.u ·mn J The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com ... Ralph Douglas ·aamey': Shain ANTIQUITY Ralph Douglas "Barney" Shain, 89, of the Antiquity community, passed away Sunday, March 26, 2006 at his residence. He was born June 14, 191 6 in Antiquity, son of the late . Charles F. and Mabel Sayre Shain. He retired after 35 years bf servi ce as a machinISt from the Imperial Electric Co. in Middleport. He was a World .War II United States Army Fifth Air Corr.s. veteran serving· in the Pactfic area, with the 43rd Bomb Group of the 403rd Squadron. He was a member of the Antiquity Bapti st Church an~ the Racine Post Ralph 'Barney' Shain · #602 Amencan Legton. · Surviving are his wife,. Maxine Smith Shain, whom he married Oct 25, 1941 al Reedsville; a daughler. Carol (Thomas) Reed of Racine; a son, Ralph David (Terry) Shain of Antiquity; three gmndchildren: Jason (Roberta Young) Shain, Racine, Sherri Jo Reed (Phillip) Johnson, Carroll, Theresa Reed (Darrin) Bryan , Columbus; seven great grandchildren: . Emily Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Ami Johnson, Tyler Bryan. Jenna Bryan, Colby Bryan, and Nolan Bryan. Al so surviving are four sisters, Palty Shain, Racine , Mary Reipshell , Logan , Ohio, Sheila Roush , Chillicothe, Judy (Charles) Ringeisen, Columbus, and special friends. Tom and Ro se Wolfe, and Gerald "Smoke" . and Shirley Simpson, all o'f Racine. , In addition to his parents, he is proceeded in death by a brother, Samuel Franklin "Buddy" Shain, brothers-in-law, · Frank Reinshell and Gene Roush, and a granddaughter, Jessice Jill Shain. · · Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, 2006 in the Chapel of the Letart Falls Cemetery with Rev. Don Walker officiating. Interment will follow at the Letart Falls Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Barney's name to the Antiquity Baptist Church Miss ions Fund. Post Office Box 12, Racine, Ohto 45771. A flag presentation will be conducted by the Racine .Post #602 of the American Legion and the Tuppers Plains Post . #9053 of Veterans of Foreign Wars . Cremeens Funeral Home in Racine is in charge of the arrangements. Tessie Wells RACINE - Tessie Virginia (Congo) Well s, 84, of Racine, went to be with the Lord on March 28, 2006 at the Darst Home Heath Care Center in Pomeroy. Tessie was born on Nov. 4, 1921, to the late Ernest and Janie Congo in Meigs County. She was homemaker. She was preceded in death by her husband, L:awrence Well s and her sister,.Joy Daily. . . . . She is survived by her chtldren: Thelma (James) Cundiff, Racine, Gerald (Jean) Wells, Gallipolis, Mari on (Linda) Wells. Pickerington; grandchildren: Jim ·(Mary) Cundiff. Larry (Debbie) Cundiff, David (Karen) Cundiff, Amanda (Darrell) Staley, Amy (Mark) Allison, Debbie .<Ron)' Grey. and . Diane Ellis; great grandchildren: Jeremiah Cundiff, Stephanie Cundiff. Tiffany Cundiff. Heather Cund1ff. Enc Cundiff, Josh Staley, Nate Allison , Logan Allison, Jason Grey, Marrah Grey, Jacob Ellis and Jared Ellis; brothers: Marion (Jo) Congo and Hubert (Bonnie) Congo, both of East Liverpool ; sisters: Anna Mae Davis and Ernestme (Roy) Elliot, both of East Liverpool and Hattie Sellers, Pomeroy; a· sister-in-law, Violet (Roger) Willford, Reedsville. .Service will be held at 1 p.m. 011 Friday, March' 31, 2006 at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Burial will follow at the Browning' Cemetery in Portland. Officiating will be the Rev. Allen Midcap. · Visitation will be held from 7-9 p.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. Cardiovascular Institute to host unique training unit Local· Briefs . ' Benefit planned · RUTLAND - A benefit is planned for the family of the late Roger Hysell Saturday at the Rutland Civic Center. The benefit is being organized by the Hysell Run Women's Missionary Society of Hysell Run Community Church. Area churches are asked to donate craft and baked items. Food serving will begin at 4 p.m., with gospel, singing to start at 6 p.m. Singers are asked to call 992-5275 or 742- 1064 to reserve a slot. There is no admission charge. Committee meeting MARIETTA - District 18 Round 20 Executive Committee will meet at 10 a.m. on April 13 at Buckeye Hills/Hocking Valley Regional Development District to review District 18 evaluation cr'iteria· for the State Capital Improvement Program and the Local Transportation Improvement Program projects submitted under Round 21 . All Round 20 Executive Committee members are asked to attend. Grief support group available at O'Bleness ATHENS O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's grief support group, Good Grief, will have its next session at 7 p.m. Monday in O'Bieness' lower level room 006. The free grief support session is open to the public. Anyone who is struggling to bring order to his or her life during a· very ·stress-filled, difficult period of adjustment or change is encouraged to attend. The support group is Fee hikes from PageA1 several years .ago, and said the committee is opposed to using any funds in the village's tree fund for the project unless a plan for planting and maintaining the trees is presented to the committee. She said the committee also recommended that Riffle consult with an urban fore ster from the Ohio Depart men I of , Natural Resources prior to purchasing or placing any trees in the park , to ensure that dogwood trees are appropriate for the area, and that they are properly plat:tted and cared for. Riffle proposed the planting program in conjunction with a festival he hopes to organize for General Hartinger Park this fall, and as part of the village's beautification progrdm. Jobless from Page A1 The national unemployment rate for Fel;miary was 4.8 percent, up slightly from 4. 7 percent in January. "With little movement in TUPPERS PLAINS - Shirley l~ene Whan, 65. of Tuppers Ohio's labor market from Plains, died Tuesday, March 28, 2006 at her residence . , . January to February. the She was born March 5, 1941 in Stewart. daughter of the state's unemployment rate late Herbert and Catherine VanNess. She was a member .of Faith Chapel Community Church and a caregiver for man~ was unchanged," said ODJFS Director Barbara Riley. "We · years in her home. . . ' She is survived by four daughters, Jacqueline Howery sti II question whether the dra(Holly), . Vickie McFan.n (Kenneth ), Penny Causey and matic decline in the calculat' Barbara Skinner (Lee); bve sons, Grady VanNess 3Jld speCial ed rate from December to friend, Mary, William Causey. James Causey and special January is fully supported by friend. Ronald, Jerald Causey. and Tony .(Fran) Causey; two actual·conditions'' step-daughlers , Debbie Whan and Lora Li!lleton: one stepson, · Donald Whan Jr. (Jenny); II . grandchildren; and etght great-grandchildren. , · . · In addition to her parents. she was preceded 10 death by her husband. DonaldWhan Sr; and a brother, Clair VanNess. frQm PageA1 Services will be held II a.m .. Friday, March 31 , 2006 al White-Schwarzel Funeral Home, Coolville. with Rev. Wilbert Lowe officiating. Burial will be in the Coolville Cemetery Southern' Band Director Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday, from 5-8 -p.m. Chad Dodson was thrilled with another donati on to the band and grateful to· the community for once again com- ' in"g to the rescue . "I think the success of any school organization is a synergy of students. parents and the com munit y," Dodson CROWN CITY - Ne ll ie F. White, 93, Crown City, died said. "Without all ·that s ~p­ Tue sday. March . 28. 2006. in the Four Winds Nursing port we would be nowhere ." Facility, Jackson . · Band members Courtney She was preceded in d~atli by her three husbands, Paul Ginther and Jordan Pickens Dyke, Homer Stanley and Warren White. Services will be I p.m. Fnday.mthe Cremeens Funeral Chapel, . Gallipolis, with the Rev. Dean Warner officiating. Burial will be in 1hc Providence Cemetery. Clay Townsi)tp. Galha County. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. ~1ursday. Shirtey Whan . LETTERS TO THE . EDITOR Obituaries liVe deserve better than Roe As Burke works with men. of the circumstance> of her conception, your daughter though. he's optimistic. "The now lives, breathes and good news is that with healwalk& this Earth. How can ing men can grow to rull_Y therr you still reject her, and with- embrace hold your love and sup- manhood/fatherhood in a life-giving way that is a Port?, IO families and como blessing That's a personal matter, not a legal argument. But·it's munities. When yo u begm to also a state of mind the cul- peel away the layers of the . ture of Roe · has given birth effects of Roe v. Wade on to. "Because of Roe,'' as women and men, couples, Burke puts it, "children are families ... you see tha·t this is disposable. the gift of their really a community mentallives is reduced to a 'legal health concern." None of Burke's talk is issue' ·to be debated and to hand anvone a vicmeant decided." tim card. but r:1ther than And it's also a lie. As Burke puts it: "beneath l ookin~ for new ways to pul tl1e det1Jched exterior. men a cultural imprimatur on irreoflen are suffering from ·their sponsibi lit y, now 's as good a participation in ahortidn, and time as any to step back and need to grieve the loss of lake a look at whal 33 yea r.~ of legal abortion has done to their children." "Man's innate role as the lives it's touched (never defender/protect or/provider mind ended}. In recent years, groups to hi s children - which l would argue is as biological- have popped out from under ly intrin sic as that of a moth- Roe lo address lhe pain er's need to nurture her chi ld women feel in the wake of - is gravely 'viblated by par- abortions. One of theni, ticipation in abortion." Feminists for Life, says ihat Burke tells me. "Men do not · ''women deserve better" than always recognize the symp- abortion. But - and here's toms they experience as hav- where Dubay's nonsense ing their roots in an abortion narrowly comes in handy decision - but scratch the abortion .,is noi just. a surface and you will see it .... women's issue. It's a human They may stru ggle to make issue - touching women, commitments, to be · emo- men and, of course. children. tionally present to their cur- We all deserve better than rent wives and chi.Idren, to abortion. And the last thing embrace their role as spiritu- we need is more Roe-ing. al and moral leader in the ( Kathr\'11 Lope< is tire edihome .. . deep down they lor vf National Revicn\' know they compromised that Online ( H'wn·. n'a tiona/ re. authority when they aborted 1 ie11~com). She can be contheir sun or daughter in the wcred at klopez@narionirlret'ie· ~.f,~com.) past." . .' Wednesday, March 29, 20'0 6 Band Deaths Nellie F. White designed to provide help, comfort and encouragement. Paul Van Horn , director of pastoral care at ·O'Bleness; says those who participate in the support group will learn more about grief and how to deal with it effectively. There is no age limit or religious am liation and there · are no membership dues or fees to participate . For more information. call Van Horn . at (740) 592-9383. . GALLIPOLIS The fool bus. complete with a preHolzer Cardiovascular procedure palient briefing Institute will ho>t the Boston area, an area for performing Scienlific Mobile Simulation interventions on ~ simulated Training Unit on Thursday. patient named Simantha(r) March 30 from 9 a.m. umil 4 and a p<J't-procedure meJric p.m. to provide state-of-the- eva\ uation ~omputer. station. art, hands on education for its . Participant> will have the cardiac catheterization lab option or performing interven tions with lesions, or physi cians and staff. The Mobile Simulation blockages. in the coronary Training Unit replicates a arteries that are considered cardiac catheterization lab "high risk" or a scenario with reali stic simulation involl'ing the use of the latest technology that enable> prac- embolic protection device to titioners to explore new pro- Ire at a patielll with a diseased cedural soluti ons and to saphenous vein graft (SVG) "perform" percutaneous that was placed during corocoronary interventions (PC I J nary bypass >urgery. Lesions that are considered in a risk-free environment. to be high risk include those ".Coronary artery di sease (CAD) affects approximately with blockages in the coro11 million Americans and is nary arteries lhat are difficult the single leading killer of to lreat because of their type. American men and women .'" location or size. Historically, said Matt Johnson. executive these ·cases often required of the 'bypass surgery; however, director Cardiovascular ln sti lu te. breakthrough technologies . . "Our intervention a\ cardiolo- increase the likelihood of sucgists slrive to stay int'ormed cessfully lreating them with ·about the Ia1est techno logy to le.ss invasive procedures. . Becau se lhi s is becoming baltle this deadly disease . As technologies evolve and more common, an increased allow us 10 treat more .chal - emphasis is placed on techlenging 'cases. it is important nique and , device choice. for physicians to maintain Boston Scienlific IS a the skifl and comfort level worldwide developer, man: needed lo ap,proach these ufactu rer ·and markete5, of medical devices wrrose high risk scenarios. · "Continuou s training is product s are used in a broad valuable in thi s regard and range of interventional helps us enhance the hi'gh medical spec ialiies. · For more information. standard of ~are we provide please \·isir: wu·wbostonscito our community.'' Johnson enrifir.rom. Simmllha(r) 'is a added. of Medical ,The Boston Scienti fie . rwdemark Mobile Training Unit is a 35- Simulaliun Corp. Houchins asked · that Solicitor Jennifer· Sheets issue written legal opinions to all coun~il members when she is asked to consider a matter at council's request. ·service' provided by· McGuire · Mayor Sandy lanqarelli comand Associates for grant writmended Rae Moore, who voling serv ices was ·approved as unteered work in organizing was the report on the district's . from Page A 1 and cross-referencing the vilself-insuran-ce program. Also lage's codified ordinances. Council Member Jean Crwg retireme.nt purposes of Linda approved was a one year consuggested that the council's McManus. teal:her at Meigs tract with Sabo!Limbach in the ordinance committee now Primary School effec lil'e amount of $-l80 for utility audit services. assume responsibility for June I was accepted. Following the open meetupdating village ordinances, The school calendar for the ing the Board moved intO and council approved the rec- 2006-07 was approved with omrnendation with a resolution. the fi'rst day for students to be executive session for the purCouncil-also approved pay- Aug . 24. Thanksgiving vaca- pose of an employee grievment of bills in the amount of tion will begin on Nov. 22 ance hearing along with a $28 ,578.99, and excused and extend 10 Nov. 28. with discu ssion of negotiations Councilman Jeff Peckham the Christmas break to start arid the hiring and compensaon Dec. 31 with students 10 tion of employees. from the meeting. were Attending Also present were Council return to s~ hool on Jan . -+. Superintendent Buckley, members Rot)ert Robinson. Spring break in .2007 has Ferman Moore and Sandra been sc heduled for April 5 to Treasurer Mark Rhonemus. and Brown and Fiscal Officer April 10, with May 24 to be Board members, Scott Walton, the last day of school in the Victor Young. Roger Abbott. Susan Bilker. Ron Lo~an. and Norman '06-07 school year. A revision in the contract for Humphreys. president. Monroe County had the highest rate of unemployment in February at 13.9 percent. · while Delaware County had the lowest rate at 3.8 percent. Payment Plans Available The number of workers ll\11ail or present this ad for 10% discountunemployed in Ohio in and register for a free monument February was 315,000, up . from 312,000 in January. The '.'Servinr .~eirs Co. for ovt•r J •·ears! number of unemployed has qJeautiJuf .0(emories .0 (onuments decreased by 41.000 over the year from 356,000. The 2411 Jackson Ave. Toll Free ~501\5 Eagle Rldge Rd. Pomeroy, OH Point Pleasant, WV February unemployment rate t304) 675-2015 877-299-1600 992-7440 for Ohio was down from 6 percent ill February 2005. The county and city rates are unadjusted. meaning they do OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE FOR ·not take into account seasonal YOU AT MASON COUNTY adjustments in employment. Funding . . (The Associated Press collrribured rhis srorr.J ' . to showed Harden and McKelvey what their donation helped purchased which included a $7,400 concert tuba and $575 wooden concert snare drum. These new instruments. wi II be on display for the Southern Spring Band Concert at 2 p.m. on Apri I 9 at Southern High School , giving donors an opportunity 10 see JUSt wha( their money helped purchase. If you would like to contribute to the Southern instrument drive contact Romim: at 949-2611. ext. 1125 . According to Harden the First United Pre,byte rian Church of Svracu'e has been in existence 'since 187-+ CAREER CENTER! • Adult Basic Education and GED Tc-s1 Pr~paration at no cost. • Digital imaging- Computer Photography 6 10 8 PM on Thursday Evenings. StartinK March 30, 2006 for 6 weeks. Cost. S.'O with a small ~upply kc for printin~ )Our photos which you ma) k~c p. • Desktop P4blishmg - 6tn 8P'1 on 'l nnda~ E1ening': StarlinK on April3, 2006 for 6 weeks, Ccht S'O . • Sec our other ads .for mfonnatic>n related 10 Coal Mming and Welding Clas;e, . • Customized traioing program' ~1re :11 ;nl:tbk for hu,me;, and industry. *** Mason Countv. Career c~nlcr 'Cr\C' re.iJcl\l• ,,r \1ason and .~urro undin ....~ co u n ti e"~. 1incluJin!:!" h\1rdcr ~ounu~ ... in Ohio ).. \1CCC is .an eyua l opportunttl •choo\ anJ d<'<'• not Jr,cnmmate based ,·thnt,·tt\. . on. race. se\. relr~ion. .... - J tsa br\111. . or national . ongm . ' M·ural from Page A1 worth possibly $150.000. The building was built in 1929 and has been passed from the vi ll age to the Meigs from Page A1 Loc~l School District back to the vi llage in the 1990's. In 2004 wuncil l'oted 10 give The village . currently carthe Community lmpnwemcnt ries liabili ty insurance on the Corporation ftrs1 opti<m nn pur- ·stwcture lhat sustained lire hasing the prt>J~I1\ . damage' in June 2003 . Musser estimated that if the A call from SRW was riot building w~ts ti1rn down and returned by press time to con· leveled it would mt·~m JU't · tirm 1hc length of lhe te>ting over one a,Tt'' t>f "' ailahle and when the tesulls could be . space in lht• 1111' \11''" di,tricl anticipated. Asbestos r committee has considered murals as a ccm·ral part of the downtown revitalization plan . The commiuee has also begun to plan other beautification· measures in the downtown shopping district, including seh>onal planting' and nag>. The wmmiu~~ ''"' aw,u·J, a quarter!) '"Extra 'Great Place" award tu businesses demon>trating effort in beautify ing their bu ~i ness' Iocatinn . ''Trust me-heit!g unable to hear is a lor more ohrious than a hearing aid." Hrancht'•nn- . \ l -\ . 1' 11 - \ Iant \An II. IIT \IIM"ofAd , \t \ , ('( '(' ·-\ lll'ffi.OO -\udj.-.j('lti~1 499 Rkhland -.\wnur . .\I hens. Ohio 45701 . '"LI-6333 or 1-800-451-9806 4 ...1, ._•- ... • • .. �OHIO The Daily Sentinel Breastfeeding class, birth .coaching classes, offered at O'Bleness ' ATHENS Both birth ology ofbreastfeedin g, prepacoaching sessions and breast- ration for breastfeedihg , feeding classes for expectanl maintenance and managemothers with be held soon at ment of breastfeeding, and 0' Bleness Memorial advice for working mothers. Hospi tal. The class is provided free of The breatfeeding· class. charge; no registration is which is held in conjunction . required . For more informawith the lactation program tion , contact Michele sponsored by the 0' Bleness Biddies tone at (740) 592Birth Center. will take, place 9364. Wednesday. April 5. from The ses,ions for expectant 6;30 to 9 p.m. in O'Bieness ' mothers and their birth coachlower level room 0 I0. es or companions will be held Michele Biddlestone. 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 9 in O'Bleness· . int ernational the lower leve l. room 010. board certified lactatioll con. First-time parents. as well as sultant. will lead the class. experie nced pare nts. will Topics · to be discussed will learn what's' new in matemi!Y include : advantages of breast- care. Expectant parents wtll feeding for mother and child, , also Jearn the stages of labor anatomy of the breast. physi - and de livery and what to expect before and afte.r the baby is born . The class focuses on breathing and relaxation techniques as well as other pain-relief options. The class also provides information about hospital procedures and variations of labor. An introduction to the maternity services at O'Bieness will include a tour of the O' Bieness Birth Center. The class is free of charge and will be held six times on alternating months this year. For more information or to register, call the O'Bleness Birth Center at (740) 5929275. PageA6 ' Wednesday, March 29,2006 Cowher, Steelers will be starting over, B2 _ Loc _ ai_S_toc __ ks_ _ _____:,_-,---___:__ 'ACI- 75.18 Oak Hill Financial,- · 30.90 OVB-25.20 BBT - 39.39 Peoples - 28.64 Pepsico - 58.44 Premier - 15.76 Rockwell - ]2.23 Rocky Boots - 26.36 Sears - 131.39 AEP-34 Akzo- 52.71 Ashland Inc. - 70.06 BLI - 13.89 . Bob Evans - 30.49 BorgWamer - .60.41 CENX- 39.96 · Champion - 6.30 Charming ShOps - 14.52 City Holding - 36.66 Col- 54.70 DG -17.59 DuPont - 42.39 Federal Mogul - .33. · USB- 30.72 Gannett - 58.90 General Electric :_ 33.60 GKNLY- 5.80 Harley Davidson - 51.4 7 JPM -41.56 Kroger- 20.35 Ltd. - 24.27 . Reds double up Boston , B2 Duke suspends lacrosse team, B6 Wai-Mart - 47. 75 Wendy's - 61.69 Worthington - 18.97 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. UNC beats Lady Vols, B6 Wednesday, March 29, 2006 NFL might curtail touchdown ·celebrations Do you want an Auditor who knows Meigs county residents and their needs and their wishes? GALLIPOLIS- A schedule of upcoming college and high sct1ool varSity sportmg event.s invoMng teams 11om Galha. Meigs and Ma son counties. MEIGS OUNTY AUDITOR A lifetime resident ()f Meigs county who has been active in public service for over 25 years. Your Vote Needed and Appreciated! NSC- 53.!F VVHO VWill WVIN THE Local Weather ORLANDO. Fla. (AP) - · Bad .news in ight be on the horizon for Terrell Owens, Chad iohnson and the other purveyors of outrageous touchdown celebrations. The NFL's competition com mittee ·is proposing a crackdown on rocking the baby, teeing off like Tiger and anything else that might be considered taun ting. · Thi s isn't particularly new. The league has smacked down celebrators who went over the top before . Remember TO. 's dancing on the Dallas star in Texas Stadium ? Or Johnson revealing a small sign aski ng not to be fined by comm issioner Paui ·Tag liabue 0 Or, of course. Joe Horn's hidden cell phone trick in Today 's games Baseball Gallia Academy at Fairland, 5 p.m. Eastern at Federal Hocking, 4:30p.m. River Valley at Point Ptea~an t 1 5:30 p.m. Nelsonville-Vdr,k at Meigs, 4:30p.m. ' Miller at Souttlern . 4:30 p .m. Softball Gallia Academy at Fairland, 5 p.m. Eastern at Federal Hockmg , 4:30 p.m . Hannan at South Ga.llia. 4 :30p.m. Nelsonville-York at Meigs, 4:30p.m . Miller at Southern ,- 4:30 p.m. Track and Field Point Pleasant at Ripley, TBA Thursdav's gam11 Baseball Gallia Academy at Ironton, 4 p.m. Ritchie County at Point Pleasant. 5:30 p.m. Wahama at Soutnero, s p.m Today's Forecast Fairland at SoUtn Gal lia, 4 :30p.m. Softball city/Region . Forecast for Wednesday, March 29 Gallia Academy at Vinton County, 4:30 p.m. Sissonville at Point Pleasant , 5 p.m Wa hama ·at Southern . 5 p.m. · Track and Field Gallia Academy at Ironton lnvltalionaJ. 4:30 p_.m Tennis . High I Low temps Toledo• Gallia Academy at Logan, 4:30p.m . 57" 133" Poca at Point ·Pieasant, 4 :30p.m. · ~ Dayton• ~ · 57" 136° ~ sg• 134• Division I Men's Bracket /"!r.... . *Columbus Softball Cincinnati Portsmouth • 5!1" I 37• 1 p.m. ~ t:.__:.:) ..ofl Cloudy ~ ~ Thunder-~ ~ /// P•u•Y "C:.____) Cloudy Show-ers storms ~ ,... ' .~ / / . , ~. \\~' Rain Q Flurries . • ~ · Ice ~~ · ··-~· · . ••• • ~ *. . Snow, Redmen · CR~ · BasebaU ~6 .... ~ • Weattler ynderground • AP ' Wednesday...Cioudy. Areas Thursday night ... Partly of dri zzle in the . morning . cloudy. Not as cool with lows · Highs in the upper 50s, Light in the upper 40s. South winds ·and variable 5 to l 0 mph. winds ... Becoming southwest Friday ... IV(ostly cloudy around 5 mph in the afternoon. ', wi th showers likely with a . . Wednesday night ... Partly chance of thunderstorms. · cloudy in the evening .. .Then Highs . in the lower 70s. clearing. Patchy fog after mid- Chance of rain 60 percenL nighL Lows in the miCI 30s, Friday night ... Mo stly South winds arou nd 5 mph in cloudy with showers likely. t!le eveni ng ... Becoming light Lows in the upper 40s. and variable. Chance of .rain 60 percenL Thursday... Mostl y sunny. Satitrday... Mostl y cloudy Warmer wit h highs in the with a 40 percent chance of lower,70s. South Winds 5 II' I0 showers. Highs ,jn the lower mph with gusts up to 20 mph. 60s. ' ' ' > ,. ' t ' • Indianapolis . St. Make Someone :Feel ~EGGS'-TRA SPECIAL.~· a Daily Sentinel Indianapolis · Apltl1 April3 Indianapolis ' Aprtl1 BY MARK WtUIAMS SPEC IAL TO THE' S E~TINEL National Champion UCLA Osklsnd Mlnneanplls FIDrtda GREETING!! l004Jackson Avenue Point· Pleasant. WV • Actual Size 1x3 • Run date Fri., April14, 2006 PLEASANT VALLEY RIO GRANDE ~. The UniversitY of Rio Grande Redmcn baseball team may be back im track as they won for the fifth straight time after taking a doubleheader sweep over NCAA Divi sion II No·, 22 Ohio Valley University at Bob Evans Field on Tuesday afternoon . Ri o wo n the first game. 8-6 and captured the second game . 6-0. Rio Grande ( 17- 12) took advantage of four Ohi o ,Va lley (20-1 0) errors in the first game win. The Redmen did not have a hit after the third innin g. but used lhe extra outs the Fig hti ng Scot s game them to score two runs each in the fourth· and fifth innings to put th\~ game away. Senior Mike Golom wen t 2-for-4 and rippecl a lwo-run · double in a four-run second. Golom. who played the role of de signat ed hitter. al so scored a run. Sen ior first baseman Michael Branon also had two hits and scored a pair of runs. Senior shortstop Matt Martin was 1-for-3 with an RBI and junior leftfie lder Michael Warren bad a >acrifice fl y, Rio jumped out to a , 4-0 lead headin ~ into the th ird . inning only to 'see Ohio Valley Fighting Scots score three runs on fo ur consecutive hi ts in the third inning to · Please see Sweep, 86 Evan&.. Adam Rodgers Happy Easter Love, Mom &. Dad CONTAcrUs : OVP Score Line 15 p,m ,·1 a.m·l Mail to P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy, OH 45769 or drop off at The Daily Sentinel . 111 Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 ' Redmen sweep No. 22 Ohio Valley ' ,, ' Deadline Mo.n. April·10, 2006 · College Softball R1 o Grande at West ·Vi rgm1a S!ale,. 2 p.m. Atlanta . @2006 Scenic Hills Nursing Center "H elping you gei back home " Child's Name _ .: From Your Name -·Address _ --' Phone# Ads Must Be Prepaid • •••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••• •• •••••• J ••••••••• ••• •••• ••••• PLEASANT · VALLEY HOSPITAL I.SU (740) 446-7150 311 Buckridge Kuad {;aliipolis, Ohio (8rhi11d thf Sprirtg l'tlllt>y ( ·; ,tmai t-740·445-2342 ext . 33 or 992 ·5287 (Meigs .Co.) Fax,- 1-740- 446-3008 E-mail- sports@myda1lysen11nat com Sp_orio SJotf ~rad Sherman , Sports Editor (740) 446-2342 ext 33 bSherman@ myda1lytr1bunecom .j3ryan Walters.- s·ports Writer (740] 446-2342 ext 23 FLORIDA bwatters@ myda1tyt nbune to'T1 Larry Crum, Sports Writer . (74"0} 446-2342 . ext 33 lcrumOmydallyreg•ster corn steroid ·punishment · INDI ANA POLIS .(A P) ~ Indiana will hi re Kelvin Sampson as its next basketball coach, taking him from an Oklahoma team under the cloud of a · recruiti ng i'n ve~tigation to lead one of the most prestigious programs in the co untry. Sampson broke ,the news to hi s · Sooner team Tuesd ay. the same day Indiana ' players were· informed, one of · the Hoos ier players· relati ves told The Associated Press. Details were bei ng worked out Tuesday afternoon. and the deal was ·expec ted lo be announced shortly. said a person close to the talks who requested anonymi ty because negotiat ions were ongoing. No ,new s conference was schedu.!ed "I was c.augh t by surpri se a lit.tle bit," said Taylor Griffin. a freshman forward for the Sooners . "He made the decision. I guess it's better for the program, I guess it's better Chesapeake at Gallia, Academy, 5 p.m. Alexander at Eastern. 4:30p.m. Meigs at R"iver Valley. 4 :30 p.m Watlama at Parkersburg Catt1ol1c. 5 p.m , Track and Field River Valley, Meigs at Attlens Bulldog .Re lays, 4 :15pm . Tennis Pomt Plea sant at Williams1own . 3:30p.m. College Baseball Salem International at R1o Grande {DH); ~ 55'137° Indiana to hire Sampson as basketball coach Rose backs Friday't g·ames Baseball Alexander at Eastern. 4·30 p.m. Point Pleasanl at Sissonville. 7 p.m. Meigs at River Valley, 4 .30 p.m. Ctlesapeake at South Gallia, 4;30 p.m. Meigs at River Valley, .4' 30 p.m. PA • 59° 137° t:__:) miltee's recommendation to clam p down further on the frivolities is passed by the owners. The new emphasis on un sportsman like conduct penalties will call for a 15- , yard mark-oil on the ensuing kickoff again5t the offending team , and possible tines, Players can 't use props for any celebrations. and they can't be on the ground when they do their thing. Asked what happens if a player is tackled in the end z.one and begin s ce lebrating while down, Fi sher said it would be a penalt y. . · ''Get up and dance," he said, prompting laughter at a AP photo news conference. Pittsburg Stealer' head coach Bill Cowher and Indianapolis Colts' head coach Tony Dungy, right, chat during a break at the National Please see NFL, Ill Football Leauge annual meeting in Orlando. Fla'. on Tu.esday. . Pikeville at Rio Grande (DH), 1 p.m Mansfield • ss· 135• t:___::) ~ New Orleans? But committee chairmen Jeff Fisher, coac h ·of the . Tennessee Titans, and Rich McKay, general manger of the Atlanta Falcons, believ.e enforcement hasn 't been strict enough recently, "Indiv idual celebratio n was getting out of hand ." Fisher said Monday at the NFL meetings . "The players ' association was unanimous in wa nting to get thi s unde~ controL " So spi king the ball in the end zone will be OK. And spinning it on the grou nd, or dunking it over the goalpost. Dancing in the end zone is fi ne, too, as long ·as it's not prolonged or a group effort. Almos t all other celebrations wi ll be out if the com- College Baseball Youngstown • . Bl The Daily Sentinel Inside . for him .'' . The 50-year-o ld Sampson. AP's Coach of the Year in 1995, will replace Mike Davis .. who announced last .month he W<ts resigning. Davis went 11 5-79 in six season s as head coach, was the first Indi ana coach to win 20 game s in each of his first three seasons and led the Hoosiers to the na tional championship game .in 2002, two seaso ns after Bob Knight was fired. The Hoosiers we re 1912 thi> year' and rea ched AP photo lhe second round of the T exas Tech coach Bob Kn ight left. and Oklahoma coach Kelvin Sampson shake hands NCAA tournament, .whe re before the start of the ir basketball game in Norman. Okla., ·in this Jan . 21 photo. Sampson they lost to Gonzaga. and Indiana were comp leting contract details Tuesday that would make him the Hoosiers· Piease see Indiana, 86 next basketball coach, a persqn close to the negotiations told The Associated Press. . C INCIC'i'JATI (A P) Pe te Rcis'e backs punis hmen t of baseball players caught using steroids under the maJor leag ue ·s new testing policy. "In my case. I broke the rules and I've · been suspended I~ years." said , Ro se, who agreed to a lifetime ban from baseball following an investigation of his Rose ,gambli ng. · "So if guys broke the rules the last two years then they ha ve to be handed out some kind of sen tence" Ro se, baseball's caree r hit s leader. spoke at a benefit at Moeller Hig h School on Monday. One ,af the topics was Ba rry Bond,. th e subjec t of a recent ly released book that . deiails the San Franl·isco Giants slugger's alleged us e of performanceenhancing drug, . "[don't kno~ what he did the last two y_e a rs, All I know is the g\iy can hit." sa id Rose. calling Boncts one of lhe ' tnp five players in baseball history. Rose. ,w hu confe>Sed to bettin£ on 1he Cincinnati Reds "while managing the team in the late 19ROs. said -he onh cares' at>out steroid u'e. si1i.:e baset>all' s testing began. Please see Rose, 86 Oklahoma freshman named first won;ten's AP AU-American in history , 8¥ CHUCK 5CHOFFNER ASSOCIATED PRESS · In her first college gaine: Courtney Pan s broke loose fclf 24 poinh and _10 rct>ound> ~ 111 only 20 m1nutes . · As it turned oul. she was ju" gelling warm~d up . Four month' and 3} dou the ble -douhles late r. c:en tec ha> Oklaho,ma becL>me the fiN fre,hman selected for The As;oc:iated I Pre" All-America team in women·, basketball. LSL' >cnior Scimone Au uu,tu> wa' the lone unanimc~u' choice on the team relc;~>ed Tuc,dav. and the L>nh ti r,t-team re.peater from ·Ia.' t vcar Also ch1"e11 were AP photo "'orth Cin>lina junHir lvof\ Oklaho111a twins Courthey Paris, left. and Ashl ey Paris take L..itta . .Rutg.t.':r'-1 . . ~ninr CappiC part in a workout for the NCAA Women's· basketbal l tourna- l'nndcx ter ;md llmlor 'cni\lr ment in San Antonio Friday, Oklahoma loSt ·to Stanford Sophi a Youn~ . · Stanford on Saturday. All_p hlll" ,,a.., i.l fir~l - team pick on all 46 balloh from the national media panel tha t \ Oies 'in the weeklv Top 2~. _receiving the maxi.mum _2~0 pomh Latta had 34 I1Nteam mte' and 2 10 polnh , while . Ponde~ter had y, and ~07 . P;tri< ~0 and I ;:\4 and Young 25 anLl I X.1. Since the r\P be~ an ,cJrL"ting · 1\lllnen ·~ All -Amen ca team> in the 1'!94-95 ,.·ason , four freshmen h.1d 111.1Je the ,econd and lh ird team,. Im:l udin!=• .',ugu,tu,. a thirdteam pick in 20()l A 'ea,on filled wnh e'epopping number' enabicJ the li-foot -4 Paris - daugh ler of former i"FL lmcman Bu'hba Pari' - to break 11110 the li r'i fi,·~ . " It's prell~ "cml to think that i<ht 1ear \l>u'rc m hiuh .....:hoot. ;_lnJ n(l\\ ~ \ HI g l~l ~\\ ) .:nllcgl' a r,·" munt]1, J,!IL'r ami It'll CL't ll1 ,tlc· "nh lwn .·and ·a ll lhc'~ l)tlwr ~ u,, _~. Paris 'aid . "] t', humhlin g to he con, idered 111 the same group . Tenne:,ec\ fre,hman sen- ' 'itliO.n . Cmda,·c Parker. wa> . '<llc'd t'' th,· . 'tcnnd team. alc>n~ 11ith Duke ·, \IL>ni4~e · Cu rrie· . OhH' State·, Je,,,ica Da\ c'npPrl. Stanford's Cand> L"e \\.i&fin, and \hir) lan LI'' . Cry,tal Langh,, rn,· The· tlmd 1eam 1nl'ltided LSL", S1 h "' Fowles. Gc 1 >rg~<i ·, Ta., ha Humphrey.' DePaul\ Khara Smith. l ' tah.· , Kim Smilh . and Temple ·, C.mdi,·e Dupree . Pari' ,h,m ed up at Oklahon1.i 11 ith her 1w in ; i,iLT A,hJe, . ;md thc1r im pact 11 a' 'tunnm f. Alter fini,h ing 1/- 1.1 J,i,l ,ca,nn JI1 J hare]\' m.1km!' 1he '\CA ,\ tournamcnt. thL' s !,)\l!lCT"' bc ~ame tl1c fiN tcJm h1 go 16-0 in Please see Women, 86 · �I Wednesday, March www.mydailysentinel.com Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Shell almost became M1ami 's coach before last season, but Ntck Saban go t the tab Whtle workmg 111 the NFL offtce for the last ftve years, he wasn't act tvely seekm g a rewrn to the stdeline at age 59, but he d1d- Notebook n't rule 11out And when the Ratders c.une calhng, 1l was li n easy cho1ce "You .tl v. ays have those fires 111 the bottom ot yow stomac h," Shell said " I uon ' t mmd the challenge. The Ratders .tre home. where I grew up and spent 27 yec~ 1 s I' ve come to be pan of trymg to ge t the team bac k to 1ts wmnm g ways It's exc tttng to me" The Ratders have won onl y 13 g,tmcs ove r the last th1 ee years after m,1km g the Super Bow l 111 the 2002 season EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR: Art Rooney II, pres tdent of the Ptttsburgh Steele1s, 1ece1ved the NFL Execuuve ot the Year, award from The Sport1ng Ne \1 s on Tuesday Rooney, who succeeded ht s father Dan, owner of the Super champions, as tea m pt es ident tn 2002 , won the award m ballotmg by 58 front offtce executives throu ghout the league He rece tved 13 votes. one mo•e than Seattle pres1de nt of football operations T11n Ruskell. The Steelers , of course, beat the Seahawks m the Super Bowl. Ch1cago's Jerry Angelo was thtrd, fol lowed by Steelers dtrector of football operatw ns Kevm Colbert, who got seven wn te- m votes, gtvmg Steelers execut1ves 20 total votes Rooney's father won the award m 1972 and 200 I , whtle Art Rooney, Dan' s dad and the founder of the franchtses. got It m 1974 · lt:s mce to be recogm zed by your peers.' the winner satd "My father h1nted the other day 11 was commg, and told me, ' You know, I have two of year Cun ently, a play 1s dead once the whtstle blow s and the ballcarn el 1s ruled down bv the offictal s. McKay smd that last season there from Page Bl were 18 to 20 plays when the ball came out of o1 playe r's grasp before "If they go to the ground to score he was rul ed down and feel compe lled to do someThe p10 pose d chan ge would thmg, get up 1 ' !"'cKay added allow an y turnover to stand tf "We' ve allowed those thmgs to replay showed the ball came loo se creep back The y are not necess.try before the wh1stle No subsequent run bac ~s wi th the ball would and should not be allowed ·• The commtttee al so wtll suggest count. however - Modt f}ing tl legal procedure - Down by co ntact ca lls be sub to allow recei vers to flinch 1f they ject to mstant replay re1tev. , a proposal that was voted do wn las t ge t back mto posttton , before the NFL SARASOTA, Fla (AP) Davtd Ross. try mg to make the Cmcmnati Reds as a reserve catcher, htt a sol o homer and a run-scorin g stn gle Tuesday mght dunng ,1n error-ftlled I 0-5 victory ovet the Boston Red Sox. A day alter catcher Jason LaRue had minor surgery tor torn knee C<lrltlage, Ross made a good impression Javter Yalentm will become the startmg catcher 1f LaRue is sidehned when the season opens next week Ross and Dane Sardmha are vym g for -a backup role There were a lot of Red Sox tan s 111 the capactty crowd of 7,624 , the largest to see the Reds play dunng the1r mne years 111 Sarasota Thetr top tour crowds ,,, Ed Smtih Stad1um have involved the Red Sox. who se trammg complex IS 81 mtles away m Fort Myers Boston 's Manny Ramitez and Alex Cora hil solo homers off left-hander Dave Wtlliams, "'ho gave up three runs m ftve mnmgs Ri ghthander Matt Clement allowed SIX runs m 5 1- 'l mmngs , leaving dunng a ftve -run stxth tnnmg pta longed by errors. , Boston made three errors durmg the game , which featured the Reds scoring runs on a bases-loaded walk, a wtld pitch and a balk. Mostly, the game amounted to a reumon for two players mvolved m a h1 gh-proftle trade The Red Sox traded nght-hander Bronson Arroyo to the Reds for outfielder Wtly Mo Pen a a week earlier They got to ren ew fnendshtps dunng pregame battmg practt ce. play and the detense doesn t react ply' rolled mto the quarterback - Just hke quart erbacks. one to the move - Toughemng en forcement on defensive player mt ght be allowed pass rushers who htt quarterbacks dtrect commumcatton wtth the below the knees, as long as the coaches next season The commitdefenstve players could have tee wtll recommend that a defen se avotded makmg the h1t One play has the same option as an offense that d1dn ' t prompt such a Pqj lll of m that area. As of now, quarteremphasts, McKa)I,.Said, was tii'la41 backs get tn strucuons through a year's playoff s on Cmctnnatt' s small speaker m the helmet unt1L Carson Palmer by K1mo von there are 15 seconds remammg on Oelhoffen. then wtth Ptttsburgh , the play clock "We hope to get away from that seve1ely mJured Palmer's knee. McKay satd H was clear von offenses - I don ' t want to say Oelhoffen dtdn ' t make any mten- stealing, so borrowmg - stgnals ttonal move to htt Palmer, but stm- from the sideline (for defen ses) ." CLASSIFIED Wh1l e the R ~d Sox took, thetr turns 111 the battmg cage. A11 oyo mmgled with ht s tonner teammates 111 the out! te ld, exchangmg hug ~ ~n d funn y stones He's look1ng forwa rd to Ius last spring; 11 <11111 ng start - Thursday m Fort Myers agamst the Redi Sox "Thm sday's gotng to be bcautt lul ," Arroyo sa1d. " Fo~ one, it 's my last start before the 1egu lar se<tson, so I know' 1' m go lll g to be Jacked up more tor th1 s game than any, other g o~me , wh1ch wtll at least get me 1n a real-game mude And, 1t 's gomg to be tun to go agmnst your old devisees, legatees, executors, executriX· as, adm1mstrators, admlnistratrlxes and assignees and the unknown guardians of minors and/or Incompetent hell'S of Shawn Earls and Jane Doe , unknown spouse of Shawn Earls , and If deceased , all he1rs, devisees, legatees , executors, executnx ea, adminiStrators adminlstratrixes and aaalgnees and the Unknown guard1ans of minor andfor lncompelent heirs ot the unknown spouse ot Shawn Earls, all o,t whose addresses and residences are unknown will hereby take notice that on Oecomber 13, 2005 , Harbert Wellman , tiled ill Complaint In Foreclosure in the Common Pleas Cour t of Motg1 county, Ohio being Herbert Wellman, Plalnlltf vs, Shawn Earll et at Det1ndonta, Caae No. 05CV095 praying tor In tho Judgment amount of $11 ,864 94 with lntareat thereon according to tho terms of the nota from July 30, 2005 until paid and tor the torocloauro of aold Mortgoga D. .d on tho lottowlng deacrlptod reot Olla!a, of which uld Dolondont , Shawn Earta 11 the owner of Commonty knows 11 porcol number 13· 00823 002 , Salem Townahlp Meigs County, State ot OhiO f and further described 1n a mortgage filed July 30 , 2001 In volume 129 at page 537 of the Me1gs County Off1c1al Records, Me1gs County Recorder's Off1ce. And that Defendants , Shawn Earls , and d deceased , all he1rs, dev1sees , legatees, executors, executnxes, admms1trators, adm1n1stratrilces and asstgnees and guardians of minor and/or mcompelent he1rs of Shawn Ear~s and Jane Doe unknown spouse of Shawn Earls, and 1f deceased , all helrS1 devisee$ legatees, executors, exec utrixes, and ass1gnees and guardians of m1nor and mcompe- tent he1rs of Jane Doe , unknown spou se of Shawn Earl s be reqwred to set up any 1nterest that they may have In sa1d prem1ses or be forever barred that upon failure of sa1d Defendants to pay or to cause to be pa1d sa1d JUdgment Wl1hln three days from Its rend l11on that sa1d real estate be fore· closed and that an Order of Sale be Issued to the Sheriff of Meigs County, Oh oo , to appraise adverti se m the Daily Sentinel and sell sold real estate pursuant to foreclosure , that lhe premlaaa be sold free and clear of all cla l malelna and inter· oot ot any of the par· Ilea heroin , lhat the proceeds from the aalo of aatd promlaea be applied lo tho Plalntltf 'o judgment and fpr such other relief to which Herbert Woltman Ia entitled. Said Defendants are direc ted to 1he Complain t w h ere i n notice u nder the fair debt collection practice act ls give n • You are hereby Public Notice required to answer the Complaint wiihon PUBUC NOTICE 28 days after the last NOTICE: ts hereby publocatlon of lhts given that on Nottce. Which wilt be Saturday, April 1, publls~l!d o"'nce ea- . 2006, at 10:00 ·o.m , a week tor six consecupubll~te wttt be tova weeks. The last held at 211 w. Second publication wi I be St , Pomeroy, OH The Farmers Bank and made on May 3, 2006, and the 28 days lor Savings Company Is answer by you or any selling tor cash In of you will commence hand or certified on that data You check the toltowtng must f1le an answer to collateral: the Complaont wolh 1997 DODGE CARA- , Marlene Harrtson , v A N Clerk of the ·Me1gs 184GP54L8VB223908 County Court of 1992 FORD EXPLORCommon Pleas, 100 E R West Second Slreel, 1FMDU34XNUB96605 Pomeroy, Ohio 1989 DODGE CARAIn the case of your v A N failure to answer or 1B4FK5435KX703526 otherwise respond as The Farmers Bank 1 requ1red by the Oh1o and Sav1ngs Rules of C1vll Company, Pomeroy, Procedure, Judgment Ohio , reserves the by default will be rennght to bid at thiS dared against you for sale, and to withdraw the relief demanded the above collateral 1n the Complaint prior to sale Further, Submitled by The Farmers Bank C a r s o n and Savings Crow(0009392) 110 Company reserves West Second Street, the right to re;act any P0 Bo• 666 or all biHs submitted Pome roy, Oh1o The above described T e I e p h o n e · collateral witt be sot~ 740992 5132 TelelaK. · as Is - where Is ", 7 4 0 9 9 2 7 3 0 3 with no ••pressed or Attorney for the Implied warranty PtalnliH given. (3) 29, (4) 5, 12, 19, 26 For further lntorma(5) 3 tion , or for an appointment to inspect collateral , prior to aale date con· tact Cyndle, Stacy or Randy al 992-2136 (3) 29 , 30, 31 Pena started 111 n ght fteld Tu esday and made a nice pl.ty on Adam Dunn 's onehop dn vc off the wall, holdIng hun to a smgle wtth a qu1ck . .tccurate throw Pena popped out. doubled, walked and stl uck out Notes: The Flonda Marlin s uaded catcher Ryan J or~e n sen to the Cmcinnati Reds on Tue sday for tnftelder Callos Pt ste m a swap of mmor l et~ g u ei s Jocge nsen, who wa s httles s m tout ott-bat s last year afte( betng called up m Sept embe1. came to the Marltm lrom the Cubs with Dontrelh! Wtllt s on March 27 . '2002, 111 the trade for Matt Clement and Antomo AIf on \CC.t Mc Kav satd Also tim v.eck. 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Inc seektng PAN Speech Theraptst and Occup atio nal Therap1st for Gallipolis Oht o and surroundi ng area Ltcensed bolh tn Ohto and West Vtrgm a preferred We offer a compe lttt ve salar y E0 E P lea se send resume to 352 Second Avenu e GaUtpOIIS OH 4563 1 Ann Jud1e Reese or em ail Jreese@msacorp com 1>f ><( !'b oD HeR.- II A? ~ 1 p _ mma rker @ff ont1e r LEARN Now you tan have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads {I~ Borders$3.00/perod Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for Iorge .. Thursday for Sundays Paoo•r For, Sund•YII Paper Y.\RilSIU"- 120 Sporting Qoode Hosted by PVH Communtty Re lations j074 850 Happy Ads... Only Few Seats Left Atlantic City Getaway Woman s clothes discount X- mas crafl household ttems some Longaberger 9 4 Fnday Saturday 374 Walson Rd . 450 General Hauling ... Giveaway • . Sunday Dlaplay: 1:00 p . m. v Saturday Ap nl 1st 8 noon V nl aQe g lassware m1lkglass h0bna11 match tng sets much more 11 51 uppe r 2nd Ave Gallipoli s 585 590 580 ~ Sunday In-Column : 1:00 p .m. 0 830 Farm Equipment Farms lor Rent Farms tor Sate Household Goods Housea for Rent In Memoriam and •••. 725 . 030 . .... 530 .. Equipment for Rent All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication ? GAI.IJI'OI l' accept Dally In-Column: 1:00pM. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Ptom dresses Washer dryer Some thJFlQ for everyone Sat on l)l 83 Herman Ad Centena ry 8 YARD SALE· newspape Display Ads Movtng (Ga rage) Sale 4f7f06 4/8/06 1641 Cora Mill Ad Sam 5pm Pat1o furnttu re ktlchen tab le & chat rs baby 1tems & c lothed Cumer lves dtst'l es & decora 11ves Eve ryt htng must go' "Th Business Opportunity Business Training Campers & Motor Homes Camping Equipment ..... Carda of Thanks . Child/Elderly Care . . .... Electrical/Refrigeration . In Memory of Mrs Btll James Mar. 31st 2006 St. Paul Lutheran Church 5th Ave , New Haven, WV Starttng at 11 :00 AM a YARDSALF. Apartments for Rent . .. .. ... Auction and Flea Market .. , AUto Part• & Accessories Auto Repair Autot for Sale Boats & Motors for Sale Building Supplies Business and Buildings Chicken Noodle D1nner Pleasant Valley Hospital Pl easa nt Val te y NurSin g fr om Ad chtl ca ll (740)441 14t 7 rate card Announcement Antiques IS FOUNil Losl Dog Mt Vernon area Long ha1red Chth ua hua muc blue collar chtlds pet bla ck tan wtth white chest (304)675 -4386 lal ~Current l.arrANIJ Found Bassett Hou nd Ca ll (740)367 7194 or (740)367 7328 BoK number ads Word Ads GAI IIPOLIS P uppte s fo r gtve away appear to be Lab/Boxer mtx (7 40)446 3897 Ohio Valley Publishing reserves Ihe right to edit, -/}earl/fir~ Y~RDSA!Ji· GIVIAWA\ 3 M olct pups Bloodhou nd mot has ha d 1s1 shots Evenmgs 740 992-5408 4x4's For Sale . 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Card of Thanks The family of Cheryl James would ltke to express our heartfelt appreciation to all of you who extended your kiridness to our family during CIIeryl's illriess and after her passing. We thank you all for the many prayers said for her and our family. We woulflikel o thank Pastor Lawrence and Violet Bu~h and our Mt. Olive church family1or their love and support of our family. We give a secialthank you to Cheryl's angels, Cathy, Joan , l..onnie and Diane for the peace, comfort and love you gave her throughout her life and espectally during her ji11al months. thank you for always beluving a11d never gtvmg up. A final thank you to Jay Cremeem and the Cremeens Funeral Home. May God bless you all Tracy Hem ze, Stacy Duncan, Bill }ames. NO MATTER r: .n~.o ("u n t~ 1 For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Legal Not1ce 1n the Court of Common Pleas Me1gs County, Ohio Notice by Publication Shawn Earls, whose last known addresses are 635 S Oakely Avenue, Columbus , Ohoo and 1604 Highway 70 Easl, Lot 4, New Bern , North Carolina 28560 and 11 deceased , all he1rs, The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 \!Crtbune - Sentinel - ~e Reds double up Boston; these " BONUS MONEY: More than $79 million will be pa1d out by the NFL m perf orm ance based bonuses for last seaso n, an mcrease ol 39 percent The supplement al form of compensation to players was established 111 2002 bj the le,tgue and the players' um on 1t ts expected to reach $96 mtllt on alter thts season Playe rs earn the bonuses based on playmg ttme compared to base salary Dallas rookt e tac kl e Rob Pet11tt earned the most additiOnal pay. $27 1.287. Petitti , o1 stxth-round p1ck (209th ove rall ) eo~ rn ed mot e Ill performance based money than h1 s base pay of $230,000 ,md was one of two Cowboys to play e' ery snap on offen se last season Houston rookt e s.tfety C C Brown, al so a stxth-round er ( 188 ), got $251 ,593 "The pertormance based pay system IS espectall y beneft c1,tl to lowersalaned pl ayers." NFL executive VKe prestdent of labor relat1ons Harold Henderson satd " Under tht s system, tf a player ts m.tkmg the mlmmum but plays 111 a htgh percentage ofht s team's plays, he stands to get a l.uger payout then a teamma te With equ al playtime , but a htgher salary " LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON: Marty Schottenheuner ts thnlled that son Bnan was hi1 ed as the New York Jets' offenstve coordmator " I feel great about It," the San Diego coach satd Hi s 32-year-old son had been the Chargers' quat terbacks coach before he was h1red by Enc Mangtm the Jet s' new coach, who ts JUSt 35 htmsetf "He had ,, gre at mterview. They htt 11 off great. " satd the elder Schottenheuner. addmg he hadn't met Mangmt unul tht s week at the league meetmg s "( Bnan) had a few 'reservatiOns because he has 2-year-old twms and had JUSt bought .t new house But he kn ows that movmg ts pan of tl1t s busmcss ' Card of Thanks www.mydallysentlnel.com I Cowher, Steelers will be starting over ORL ANDO. Fl.o (API Bill Cowher 1s st.11 t1n g over .titer the liN NFL champ 1onsh1p ot lm I ~ - yew he.uJ coachtng career - .mJ he'l l l ~c~ ,1 challenge with .Ill t h ~ ch.mges to the Pittsburgh Steelers · roste1 "We' ve played at ,1 htgh level for a lm of years. ,\11d now they should h,ne the same h1gh expect,ltiOJlS ,1s we've always had," Cowhc1 sa1d Tuesday at the NFL meettngs' coaches bre.Ikl.tsl attended by <~ II A FC code hes cxccpt New England 's Btl l Bcltch1ck " I think 1t should be a mouv,umg facto r ro not let our perform.tnce sltde · Among hts btgge~t t once l lh 1s tedm chem istry, p<trucu l,u ly wnh Jewme Bettis reun ng The Steelers .tlso w1 ll be without Aluwaan R.tnd l ~ El. Ch11 s Hope and Kuno von Oelhotlen " I' m verv much concerned 11 nh the loss of leadcrsh1p." Cowhet satd ''Not JUSt what they brought on the held. but off It m thetr own wajs We have other guys who know they h.11 e to step up and sustam t.hat htg h level o l play· Cowher bel1e,es the Stee le<> need to improve to successfu lly de fend thetr title. They were. alter .til a wtl d c.ttd the fm t stxth seed to wtn the Super Bowl, and needed to wt n the tr fm al four games JUSt to make the pl ayoffs " I re all y do11't thtnk we were necessanly the best team m the league last year," he satd "We were pl aymg the best at the end ol the season, and we won But we ha ve many vo tds 10 I til " SHELL GAME: Art Shell has n't been an NFL head coach 111 more than a dec ade , and neve r coached the Raiders when they were 111 Oakland He's back with the tea m where he spent his entire Hall ol Fame c.t1eer, and Shell kn ows thm gs wt ll be dtl ferent from hts earlier sHnt s. as a tackle and then as a coach "I've got more ex pen ence. · Shell satd. "Alter I coa~:h ed the Ru1 de1 s (5438 from 1989-94 ), I went to K,msas City and Atlanta and had a chance to see d1fferent organ1 za11ons and how thmgs are done It \\US good lor me ·· Wednesday, March 29, 2006 29 , 2006 ' Insurance Agency looktng tor a mot1vated licensed Ohto Property & Cesualty PrOducer wtth a proven track record Salary com· mtsston and beneltts dependant on ex per ence Intere sted producers please submtl resume: to The Datly Sentmel PO Box 729·6 Pomeroy< Ohto 45769 Local Insurance otft ce (MeigS Col seaktng mot• vated person for staff post liOn E)(pertence helpful but not requ1red Please send resume to Senhn el P 0 Box 72 9· 3 Pomeroy OhiO 45769 Mamtena nce Director Overbr ook Rehabll tta!IOn Cenler tS now accepltng resumes. for the posttt on ol Matntenance D1rec1or The quahlted cahdtdate mu st possess strong verbal and wntten commumcat ton sktl ls tncludtng 1echmcal reporl wnttng and record keeptng Mus! have expe· rte11ce tn general ma tnte nance tnclud tng carpentry plumbtnl) electncal lele· phone and cable tnstalla lton pamt ng ground work evalua ttO n and mspec110n of emergency eqwpment tern assembly and botle r sysl em opera l ton Must have know l· Medt ·Home P rt\lale Ca re tS looking for a Part. T1me RN Must have an Ohto AN ltcens·e Ap pltcaltQns may be piCked up at 430 2nd Ave Galltpolts Ohto Ask tor John Keam s Nurs1ng Asststan t Classes beg nnmg Aprtl 1 0 2006 If you en1oy elderly people and want to become a member of our health care team please stop b)l Rockspnngs Aehablhlat ton Canter at 36759 Aocksprtngs Road Pomeroy Oh10 45769 and ftll out an appiiCatton tor Extendtcare the classes Health Servtces Inc ts an equal opportunity empl oy· er that encourages work place dwers tty M/F ON Ohio Valley Home Hea lth Inc htrmg Full T tme AN and Per Dt em MSW ACcepltng applications for LPN CNA STNA CHHA PCA Co mp e lltt~e Wages Mt leage and benef tl s mcludtng Health Insurance Appt ~ at 1480 Jackson Ptke Ga lh pohs or 2415 Jackson Avenue Potnt Pleasan1 WV or pho ne toll tree 1·866·441· 1393 Ohio Va lley Home Heallh Inc hmng FuH Ttme A N Case Manager Compellttve Wages and Beneftts 1ncludmg Hea lth Insurance Appl y at t480 Jackson Pt ke Gall ipolis or 24 15 Jackson Avenue WV or phone toll tree 1 866 441 1393 edge ol OSHA llle Salely Code Long Term care expenence preferred but nol requi red Qualtl ted candtdates may send resume to Charla Brown McGUire AN LNHA A.dm tnlstralor 333 Page Street Mtddlepor l Q h o 4'5769 EOE Ma son County Actton Group Inc 101 2nd Street Pt Pleasanl WV has an tm med1a1e opentng lor a part ltme driver Mus t have a cu rrent dnoJer s license a clean Ortvmg record and be w1ll ng to work flex tble hour s Please see A ul h R tce Transportat 1o n Manager To ptck up an appltcatton on Wed neSday March 29 2006 or Tt:ursday Ma rch 30 2006 from 9am 3pm No phone calls please EOE M/F A. A T tr ed ot Nol Ha'wl tnQ Enou gh Mon ey to Make End s Meet or Ootn ~ lo Wor k For Someone Else ' ChrtStlan owned Comoany of nearly 2 decades offer tng a hOme Bus ness Oppor1ur1 1ly (304)5-76 2056 o• 1304 15934066 If no answer please leave messaQa POSITION ANNO UNCEMENT ME IGS COUN TY FCFC INTERSY STEM COORD INATOR The Metgs Co unty Health Department ts accepltng apphcattons for the Intersystem Coordinator ot the Melga County Famllv and ChUdren First Council. Oultes tnclude but are not ltmtted to development 1mple mentatton ant1 eval uatton of county wtde servtce coordmatto n and other plans prog ram monttonng workmg wtth commun ty gro ups represenlmg Fa mtty and Chtldren Ftrsl Counctl at reQutred meet· mgs and 1ramm gs and occastonal travel QuaiHic:atlons The successful ca nd tdate -..1/ tll possess lhe lollowtng ' Mtntmum of Bachelors D egree Ma sters pre fetred 1n rel ated f1eld com· bmed wt lh expertence workt ng tssues mvolvmg chtldren and lhetr lam1hes • Strong communtcahon management and organt zat ana l sktlls ' Abl e to multttask • Expe rtJse tn grant wnttng • Compelent computer sktlls 1ncludm g use of M1crosott Offtce apphca nons Bene fils The Metgs County Health Departmen t offers emplOy ees a compellttve be nehts package Pos I tons 1s lull tt me wtth sta rttng salary dependel")t on educat1on and expertence lnteres 1 ed candtdates should send a leiter of mterest resume complet ed Cto,'d serVICe apphcal tOn and three le«ers of reter ence to Larry 0 Marshall H ealth Co mm1sstoner Count Healt h Metgs D epartment 1 1 2 East Memort al Dr Sutte A Pdfneroy Oh 45769 C1v11 servtce applicaltons may be ptcked up at the Health Department o r on lhe web al the lol!owmg address hnp IIWi(W das OtJ!O QQ¥Jlr ljipdWobapp2 pdf The pos I ton will rematn opon un t1l l tlled We are NOT your "fVplc al PnslliQO Announcement Me1gs Co unty G!\!neral Health D1stnct Ftsca j OJJiw The Metgs County Health Department IS accepnng apphcaliOns lor a F1scal Officer Duties tnclude but are not ltmtted to pertorm coor dmale montier and manage a vanety of ltscal management and colitrol dultes a nd ass•sltflQ olher agency personnel wtth Its ca l cont rol tasks Addittonally the Ftscal Off1cer prepares mam tams and oversees the preparatton of vanous Its cal/ftnanc1al reports slud tes and records Qualifications The success ful candidate wtll possess the fo llowtng 'CompletiOn ot under graduate ma1or core coursework tn accounting finance ltnanc1al manage mentor like academtc fteld that mcluded a11east three courses m accounitng and one course m I nance ·or two courses or tw elve months expertence tn accountmg two courses or twelve months e)(penence 1n ftnance one course or si.IC months experience tn bustness admtn1stra110n one course or six months expertence tn wnnen com mu n•cat ton tor bus tnes s one course or s1x months e.:penence m pu blic rela ttons an one course or s~~ months e)(pertence tn t)IIJ mg keyboardtng or ~ ora process1ng to 1nctuae geo eral ton and spreads,..,eet Or educahOn tratr ng and/o r expenence tn an amount equal to the Mtn mum Oual•f•catto ns stated above Compete nt computer S~1Hs mcludtng use ot Mrcrosoft® Offtce appltca ~liOns Benefits , The Me1gs County Health Deparlmel'l! offers empl oy ees a compettttve beneflls paCkage POSII10n IS lull 11me w11h slall ng sa lary depenoenl on educa tton and expe rtence Interested candtdates snould send a Jetter ol mterest resume comp lel ed ctvt1 serv1ce app ltcatton and three leners ol reler ence lo Larry 0 Marshall Health CommiSSioner Me tgs County Health Department 1 12 Ea st Me "'rlon al Dr Sutte A Po meroy Oh 45769 Ctvd serviCe apphcauons may be p eked up at the Health Departmenl 01 on-lhe web at me lonowmg aaaress .l~~~~~rQ War ehouse OP. 1v erv Pos1t on lmmed ale open tng full ltme Apply a Ltfestyte Furntture 3rd aM 01 ve Gal l1pohs 9 30am 5 OOpm no phone calls s. 1-1001.." 150 .,_..~.~.,illl<ii.lil l ••II·O· N_.1 , Conceale.... 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We help make a dtf1et ence by c ~ lltng on benalf ot the na11on s leadtflg Non Prof t and PoltiiCal organt1B ttons NO Credit Card Ca lls' NO ProcJuc ts Sales 1 NO Bill Coll&eltngl EOE MIF A.A Mason County Ac;:I!On Group Inc 101 2n d Streel Pt Ple asant Wv has an tmm ed tate open ng lor a cook Mon thru Pn•no weekends Joo requ res the ability to cook tor larg e grouos ot people Pleas e see Ruth Alee to p ck up an appllc at on on Wed nesd ay March 20 2006 or Thursday Ma rch 30 2006 fro m 9am 3pm No phone call s please O verbrook Rehab1 1ttatton Center IS currently accept tng ap pi iCattons tor a RN Superv1sor Compet tllve pay scale and bene f11 pac ka ge avatlable Th e av atlable shtlt ts 7P 7A All tnterested ap p11cants should p ck up an apphca tto n at 333 Page Streel Mtdd leport OH For tur ther tnformat•on please conta ct Holli e al 740·992 6472 EOE • Conventent Scnedules POSTAL JOBS Every Friday & Saturday St567S2 1 981"1 r r1nng Fer iiPD c at1on and free ;;~overnemen JOb nto call 4. 'Tler•can Assoc o• Lab.o' '913 59980<~ 2 (:4 ~rs emo se rv OFF I • comoettt1ve Wages $7-$8/hr FT •WHkly Pay w Bonus • PMl Vacat tons EVERY & Montha • • Pa1a Hohdays PAlO OverbrOok Aeh&OIIi tan on Cente r 16 currently acc epl mg appltcaltons lor a AN Superv•sor Compem•ve cay scale and benefit package available The available sr·utt. tS 3P·t 1P 4.11 mlerested apphc a110rtS shouiCI p1ck up an l!.ppllca tiOf'l at 333 Page Street M1dd'eoor1 OH FO! !ur ther mforrna t or p1easP contaCT Hollie at 740 !J9~ 5412 EOE Someone lor F"arm Work S5 00 per !-l our 740 949 2067 ~ Pos tl ton ava lable for Fa111l and Lawn Parts assoc ta!e Heal 't"\ and re'trement ben el1ts M ust lriave 'ompute r slo:11 s ~rele1 tarm back ground SeM resume to CLA Box 566 co Galltpotts Datly Tribune PO Bo x 469 GallipOliS OH 45631 TRAINING • Mec!IC8110ental V &ton Be nef•16 Calt NOW 10 sta rt you r new career' (740)446-7442 OKt 24~4 or 1·877-4 63-6247 .,c.,.. tnanc a I"1SI'ul•0r' t1 1ce of Con~urne Hws BEFORE \>0• ref na."lce vou home ::- b'a r a BE WA.AE o J \ a I fh1: T c ..,a rrcue<;t'"" _,., a· "' IJil;):tl !11 •P r 1e"d£'[ VAN DRIVER Gallta Coun ty ~O\.Inc 1 on A~ ·n ~ Se t'llor Resource Ce.,ter 15 currently accept •~""~9 app l,c at en s for var anver Must be h Of' schOol g1a0ua1e pr eq u ~oal e nt m... st ~ a v e va!10 ar ve•& hcense and be a" msur able r sk: M ~..;sl t-e ato e to oass Medtcal examt'lat,or 10 20 1"10u•5. wt>ek oar! s c vee .,. u;:er~seJ -1'1 S I~ d Dub IC se vu::t> a 1 >ounc e ent 'ron- !'le 0'11 alley Publts" n PR(ltl ..,'\1{ )'\ \ I s~111 tn:;, TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAl SECURIT'I • <..I ' www tnfoc111on com FIND A JOB OR A NEW CAREER IN THE .CLASSIFIED$ I �• Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel I~ I \I I .., I \I I H OME'S FOR SALE 1001 Kenny Ct. (Beh1nd Jr. High School) 3 Bedrooms. fu ll dry Basement, all Hardwood Floors. l!xcellent Condition $81 ,500 call (304)67 53123 (304)67 5-0032 Village ot Rio Grande, 1 1/2 stor'y bnck. 4 bed·. roo ms, full basement, inground pool. (740 )441 0031 . 1997. 16X80 nice mobile home. Central AJC All ElectriC. No Pets. Big Yard . .7/iO mile off Rt. 7 , Galia Co. 740-367·7745 . www.orvb.com 2BO, 1.5 bath on 1 acre. 5 minutes from Holzer. condition Excellent (740)388-8895 Home Listings. L1st your home by calling (740)446-3620 3SA , 2Bath, LA· with tire· Olace. DR. tully equiped peres. Asking $79,999. 741>-742-7200 or 740-1424160 4 year old Colonial on 3 acres, approx. 1,900 sq. ft. 3 bdr, 2 baths, 2 c;ar garage, master bdr. is 28K24 with a jacuzzi tub. 2BR 5 minl!tes from town , $400/month. de.p osit & rei· erence required . No pels. (740)446·9342 after 6pm. View photds/inlo online. kitchen. 2·car anached garage. pole barn. 6+ ~omer of Distinction :: bedroom , 3 balh, :;: cres. 3 car. 2 star ~natta. ched garage, ~as well/tree gas !"'1utlanc::l , O H. Cal 740)742 -323 0. ~~polntmenrs ani jCode 2306. 2BR. all elect ric , $360 month plus security deposit, no pets. 4 miles north of Holzer. St. At. 160. (740)379-2923 or (740)446-6865. !Ranch sytte homE BD. 3 bath.' 2 ca ~arage , hu ge work hop, Chester, O H. ~ode 3146. {740)742 b230. $125,(\00. (740)446;7029. 4bdrm, 2 .5 bath. hardwood floors, new root: approx 3,000sq .lt. Riverview. Rt.7 south , $125,000. No land con· tracts. (740)709-0299. J32ll ~BA , Foreclo sure. only $1 4,900. For listings call ~00-39 1 - 5228 ex t. F254 909 Mossman Circle Pt. ~leasant, WV. 3BA. 1 bath , kill basement $88,000 ~)675--6804 . Attention! . t.ocal company offering ~NO DOWN PAYMENT" programs for yo u to . buy tour home instead ol rent· . illg. • 100% financing ~ Less than perfect credit I GCep t9d : Payment could be the same as rent. Mort_gage Locators (740)367-()()()() MOBILE HOMI'S' FUR SALE ·ca11 16x80 mobile home 3 Ded· room , 2 bath , heat .Pur'np, 5x8 deck . Very nice! (740)388-9170. 2000 Oakwood mobile home 16x80 vinyl/shingle, 4 bedroom. 2 bathS, CIA. (7 40)245-0001. Mus1 be moved. 2001 doublewide on 1.6 acres on Prospect Church Ad . 3BR, 2BA w/tireplace $80.000 (740)709-11.68. 2006 16•Wide r......~--~-~--.1 r ~~ 1 Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now taking Applications for 2BR , 3BR & 4BR., Applicatlons are taken Monday lhru Friday, from 9:00 A.M .· 4 P.M. Office Is Located at 1151 Evergreen DriVe Point · Pleasant, 'WV Phone No. is (304)675--5806. E.H.O Tara · Townhouse Apartments , Very Spacious, 2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Palio, Start S425/Mo. No Pets, Plus Security • LeaSe Deposit Required , (740)367-7088. 2br. w/add~li . on· Crab Creek Ad . No pets, needing a neighbor. Rent is Nog. (304)675- 1206 Twin · Rivers Towe r is accepting application$ for waiting list lor Hud-sub· sized, 1- br, apartment, call 675·6679 EHO Attention Construction Workers . Fully furnished ·2 bedroom. 2 baths, .very nice. Located In quiet res· idential' area in J)omeroy, Ohio. 740·992·1517 or 740-992-Q031 . t Bidwell area, clean 2 bed· room · $400/mo. includes water/sewer. Reference & deposit requ ired. No pets. (304)576-4037. 15 New Slng!ewldas In Stock & Ready For Delivery! (740)385-9948 •" Mobile hOme sites for up to 16x80 in Country Homes. 1740)385-4019. r ' APAJmi!EM'S FORRENT 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. lurnislied and unfurnished , security cteposit required , no pets, · 740;992-2218. 1 Dedroom apt. All utilities cable included. $400/month In Crown City. Call (740)256-81 32. & SPACE FORRENf 9/ 1Oth of an acre lor sale on 143. . 2 mobile homes. 740-992·5858 1 br.apt . all r r woow TOREN~' Responsible N.C. h unter wams to lease 100· 200 acres for 2006 deer sea· son. ph# 336-581·3932 Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows , lintels. etc. Claude Wln!ers. Rio Grande, OH Call 740·245· 5121. uti!. paid · '$350.00 also co mmerical space Doth on Main St.PI . All real estate advertiaing In this new•paper iS subfect to the Federal Felr HoUsing Act of 1968 which mak" II illegal to advertise "any preference. llmUation or dl.crlminetlon baaed on race, eotor, religion , sex tamlll•l status or national origin, or any Intention to make any such ptWferenc., limlt.lion or dla"rlmlnation." This newspaper will not , knowingly accept edver1l1Ntf11ents' for real estate which is in violation of the l•w. Our readers s,. h•r•by informed thet all dwellings advertised !n thla newspaper are · available on an equal opportunity bases. Crab C reek area 22 acres with 3 br, 2 bath, 2,100 sq.ft . hom e. stone fire· place, barn. some pa sture. · creek front and more . $167.00,0 . Tn County Realty. Call Paul Hemann (304)736·071 0 or 1304I 733-9000 Crab Creek Road Picturesque Old Cape' Cod home.Oak· construe· tion 3-4 bedroom 1 bath. big country kitchen . lo ts of_ cabinets. plus Clin ing room . spacious living room & study on 3.2 acres. Beautiful rolling lawn w/mature shade trees & new pond & dock, mce workshop plus 4-outbulld· ings & carport. $68.500 (304)675-4680 ahan ning@ charter .net . Sorry. No Land Cont.racts. Five bedroom 3 .5 oath house in quiel ne1ghbor~ hood near Pomeroy · Hardwood floors. oaio, doors and trim, fireplace , 2 car garage. deck . .2 kitchens . 2 living rooms , storage room . 3.000 s.o. feet. $184,900 Call 740· 416-4765 atter 4:00 ' PM . Fore Sale House 2317 MI. Vernon Ave Pt. PI (304)675•8872 lilallipolis Ferry 2br 1 bath, l.~rge level lOt, fenced yard , 11arage and more. A 111ust !lee at $45,500 call Pa ul t ri-County Really · (004)736-07 10 (304)733 - ~ (!)tder four BR home w/two 4xtra lots Included for sale in Rio Grande (740)379 ~887 _ MUST SELL 2002 Clayton 14)1:52· Pmts_Of $169/mo Call (740)385·9948 Nice 1987 14x70 ·3 bed· room home. Only $8,995 Willllelp with delivery, Call Elaine (740)385-0696. Used moblle homes lor sale. 14' & 16' wide. 2 & 3 Dedrooms 6 to choose from 1996 mo~et & up . (740)388-8513 {daytime }. (7 40)~8-8017 (evenings) , (740)294-0460 (weekends) r Lars& 1ST MON. FREE RENT WITH PAID DEP. NEW ELLM VIEW TOW NHOUSE/APTS NOW LEASING! SPACIOUS 2 & 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE 'ALL ElECTRIC 'CENTRAL AC & HEAT 'STOVE, REF. 'DISHWASHER 'GARAGE DISPOSAL •wtNO BLINDS· 'CEILING FANS 'WATER , SEWAG E & TRASH INCLUDED PETS CONDI~IONAL (304)882-3017 A CREAGE 1.6 acres on Oak Hill Rd ., Chester, Ohio. water. gas, electric on property. $15.000. 304-483-7550 t 1800 sq. tt . apt. flat , overlooks city park, 3rd flocr, 4 Ips. 2 full bths, deck, historically remodeled, cntrl ale $750 . G. Smith (740)645-2890. REAL &1~n: W~NTID Need to sell your home? Lale on payments, divorce, job uansfer or a death? 1 can buy your home. All cash and quick clos1ng. 740·416-3 130. Pr ivate parry wit! pay CASH tor your trust deed/2nd' Mortgage nole. Pleas.e call (740)4415540. Rl \ 1 \I ..., HOlfSE'i FOR RENT I 3 large bedrooms. 1 Oath , very clean. porch Avai lable immediately, $500/depOsil, $500/month , 3 referencEs . no pets . (740)388-9515 ask lor Amy. Attention! Lo~al company olfer1ng "NO DOWN PAYMENT" programs tor you to buy your hor'ne instead ol rent· irlg • 1OOC:.a tmanclng • less th~n perfec1 credit accepted • Payment c_ ould be th 8 same as rent , M or tgage . Loca tors. . (740)367-()()()() l mmac 1.1 late 2 bedroom hOuse in country, sits on 1 acre lot newly .remodeled ins1de. & out, new carpet. freshly pa1nted, laundry & storage rooms. $450/md (614)595-7773 · or 1·800· 798·4686 . N1ce 3 Br. Home i n Pomeroy. ask1ng $450.00 perM 740-992·0064 SR 7S- 4BA. 1 Oath home· garag e. oasement r1ver aGcess Propa ne heat. window A/C $650/month rent· $650 sec. dep .. you pay· utilities Available 1st week 1n ;April. Call · (74 0) 446· 3644 lor an appliCation Stop renting Buy 7 bed· ' room loreclosure $18,000 For listing s 800·391 ·5228 ext 1709 Two separa te App liances, n1ce Ren! $475.00 per $475 00 Dep osi! ?40·992- 5421 . hOmes , yards . month . ' each 2 apartments for- rent. Racine, Ollio (short drive from power plant) Deposit requ ired , no pets. {740)992-5174 or (740)441-0110. 5 rooms & bath, range & ref. fu rn ished , WI D hookup. Off st. pa rking . 2nd floor, very clean, in town . (7 40)441 ·0596. Beautiful 2 bedroom apart· rrient in country, beaUti1ul setting. laundry room & appliances Included, very clean . $400/mo. {6,4)595n73 or 1-800-798-4686. BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Wes1WOO<I Onve from $344 to $442 . Wal k tc:> shop & mcwies. Call 740·446·2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Brand ne'w 2BA apts on Bob McCormick Rd . Call · for details (740)441 ·0 1~ or,740)441·1164 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· EO & AFFORDABLE I Townhouse apa rtments , and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)441-11 11 lor app lication, & irlJormation . I'm; !URSALE Appliance WMe CKC reg istered male Toy Poodle. 9 wks . old, $400, more In fo (740)378-6525 Warehouse in Henderson, WV. Pre· owned Applican&s starting at $75 & up all under Warranty, at~o have HoU sehold Misc. Items . slarting at .99¢ (304)675-7999 & up .r~ iO F ~< ~· Load Tra il/Load Max T railersGoosenecks/D ump s I Utilil ies . Carmichael Equipment (740)446- r 24~2. L~ . Little Tykes blue bear tad· 8 ye~r old 'AQHA Sorrel dler . bed & mattress $25; with blaz~ mar~ - Well white floral twin headboard trained . 4-H/state show & rails $25; large screen horse. Light moulh and leg TV, working but needs repairs $50 OBO;' white - ques. $3,500. (740)441· 1013. refrigerator with top freez· er. 5 yrs old $150 . . Angus Bulls, two ' x-breds, (740)645-6247. 4 lleifers. ExcBIIenl breed· Maytag washer $50; ing. Sla te Run Farm. See Frigidaire dryer $90;_ w Ww . slate r unla com, General electric 13,800 (740)286-5395 . BTU air conditi one r $150. Shelled Corn $3.50 _P.er 50, Call (740)70!1-1758 12% All S11Jok 55.40 per New Berber carpet $6_. 95/ 50. . Oth~r livestock feed available. 740.698-0911 . yard. Remanents starting at $25. Mollohan Carpet, HAV& 76 VIne St. . Gallipolis. GRAIN (740)446-7444 r'm. r Refrigerator, white, $125; Whirlpoo l washer, whit e, $95; dryer, white, $95; Fridge, like new1 $175. The Appliance Store, 76 Vine St. Gallipolis (740)4467 100. Thompsons Appliance & Repair-675-7388. For sale. re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, refrigerators, gas and, electric ranges. air conditioners, and wri~ger washers. WHI dO repairs on major brands in shop or at your home. r~ Buy or sell. R.iverine Antiques. 1124 East Main on S A 124 E. Pomeroy, 740·992·2526. . Russ Moore, owner. r~1 Co mpound 8 114 miter ·saw. 9 AMP - $75.00. Husqvarna walk behind · pcwered ti!ler. $400.00. 740-985-3571 4x4 FOR SALE . -AKC German Shepllerds pups & ·adults, working dogs 304-937-3059 www.Tristatek-9.com ,\ II\ I .., IOf 1, Diamond rings & pie rcad ·earrings $70 ea; VCR's For Lease· Attracii\le , $25 . (740)245-5601 leave unfurnished, one bedroom message. apt , 2nd lloor, corner Second and Pme . No pets. Reference required .· · Dining Set dark walnut table , 3 leave , corner Security deposit, $300 per China cabinet and bullet. mor1th . water included. 5300 - phone (304)675Ca ll' (740 )446-4425 or 2310 daytime. { 304)675· (740)446·3936. 4076 eve ~ ing Gracious living . 1 and 2 . DlsneyJBeach area. 716 beelroom apartments at nights slay. Paid $600, V1Uage Manor a'nd Ri\lerside Apartments in · sacr ific~ for $199. Good for 1 year. (614)590-Q381. Middleport . From $295· $444 . Call 740-992·5064 JET Equal Hous1ng AERATION MOTORS Opportunities Repaired , New & Rehuilt Mod6rn 1 Dedroom apt. In Stock. Call Ron Evans. (740)446-0390 1-800-537·9528 NeW 2BR apts . Watson Ad . Rod ney Pike /850 area Reference/ Deposit req1.1ired , no pets (740)446-1271 ' (740)7091657 . I r. barns.com Very good mixed hay. Square bales. Carmichael . Equipment (740)446· 2412. I R \ \"' l'4liU \I I! 1\ A!JIUS . FUR SALE ' $500! Police Impounds! Cars l~om $500. For list· ings 800-391-52~7 ext 3901 (740)~39-2356 1995 Crown Victoria , 4 door, runs good, and looks good, $1 ,250. 740-4 16· ,472 or 740-992-1493. 2-96 Ford Must'Bngs: 99 Dodge 4x4 Quad cab pu $6,200; oo Ply. Voyager $3,500; 00 Gran Voyager $4,000; 00 ,DOdge StratUs $3,400;. 00 GMC Sonoma ex cab $4,500: 01 Chev Malibu ; _98 Chev. Monte Carlo $2 ,800: 01 Ford F150 $4,500; 98 Ford Contour $1 ,100: 98 Dodge Stratus $~ . 300 ; 97 Chry. C1rus $1 .800: 00 Dodge Dakota ex . cab $4,200. 8 & D Auto Sales. Hwy. l!iO N. (740)446.-6865. 2002 Cavalier 40, $3,895: 1999 Malibu $3,295; 1998 Metro LSI $2 ,995; 1996 Monte Ca rlo $2,995. Others in stock starting at $1 ,300. Cook Motora, 328 Jackson ·Pike. (740 )446· 0103 . 2003 Dodge Neon 52,000 mites. cold air, runs great . 13.500 OBO. (740 )2569031 or '(740)256·1233 N1ce 2br Apartment local· 6d 1n Point Plee;;ant. Refridgei KJtchen Range fur nished. Forced Air Gae Hear &. Ac'. WI D Hook up S3001rlionth, S2QO.Ibeposlt. (304 )67;-7628 89 Pontiac Grana Pr ix, NEW AND USED STEEL runs great, high mil es. Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar $800 OBO (304)593-8900 For Concrete , Angle , or (304)675·3957 Channel. Flat Baf. Steel Grating For Drains. 96 . Buick LeSabre 97 ,000 Driveways & Walkways . · mi .. needs body work arid L&l Scrap Metals Open rad1ator, new tires, battery, Monday, Tuesday, brakes and rotors. $1 .500 Wednesday & Friday, 8am· . OBO. (740)•46-9632 . 4:30pm. Closed Tt1ursday, 1~ 'fRIJCKS & Sunday. Saturday (740)446-7300 FOR'SALE WEEK LY AVA ILABLE . n c i U. d e s A efr~ge rat o ri M icro wa ve From $175 To $250 College Hl11 Motet Call (740)245-5326 Prom Dresses · 1 T1ffany Pink SIZ8· 8 $150. I Alyea pi nk sl2e-6 $150: 1 rectlsil· ver size-2; 1 Alo rt1ori navy size -3(4 '$25 (740)441· 0712 1952 Ford 112 ton P1ckup truck flatbeaa V8. 3 speed, no rust HaS oeen stored for 15 ye ars. $3,750 (740)388-0332 NEA Crossword Puzzle· BRIDGe ACROSS Phillip Alder I' Nortb • MIN LEY'S SElf STORAGE 97 Beech Street 1991 Ford F2§0,' 1968 full size Bronco. 302 ve , both good lor parts cars . (740)379-9887. 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. Good· condition, low mileage. $9 ,000. (740)245-5757 or (7~0)339-0885, No answer, leave message, 2001 Blazer LT 4)1:4,, 91,000mi. l oaded, New ' Goodyears ." Onsl ar. Lea1her, All Power, $7,900. (740)245-9245, (740)3670624. 992-1194 or 992-6615 "Middleport's only FOI/t 20Q5 CRF250R barely ridden, never raced , $3,900 OBO. (7.40)245-58 15. 2005 Harley Davidson Electra Gli.de. Black· lo.ts of eKiras $16,000. (740)4466389. .89 Honda · Goldwing w/lrailer. 6cyl., 45 ,000 ffiiles. very good shape, we ll maintained, cove r, extra lights and chrome, $7,150. (740)44 1-5540. Cllopper Style Mini Bike , black 2 cycle engine. nice. $500 negotiable (304)6753824 1998 21 · Mar ada MX-3 (Gal.~ Package) open bow boat. Mercury V6 engi ne. 190HP, w ith just 11 0 hours olvse. Custom to ps. track and accessories. EKcellent ccndition $9 ,700 OBO. Call after 6pro (740)446· 4066. . t\:~1 BUDGET TRANSMISSIONS, Double bolted. All typEis . (746)245-5677 or (740)645-7400 FiDerg lass !ruck topper w/sliding windows. Fils Ford R ang9r or Chevy S10. $100 (740)446-1327 j71IU C~MPERS& MOTOR HOME'S 2000 Camplite Oy Damon pop up camper sleeps 8 22'x7' .' furnace . 3-way refrig . 8'-1 2' self storing awning Jacks & levelinQ systems. spare tire & carrier. 2 bruner propane portaDie· stove. in very good condition only used 3 tlr'nes. Asking $4000 call atter 7pm (740)949·2908 -l l 11 I POWER WASHING, Homes- DecksDriveways- Equipmenr · D eg reasing- Boats- · Trimmirig - Aerati on - Campers- Truc~s- Deck Ferti li zati on- planting~ laining or painting . Mulching uo'Vi FRANK & EARNEST and Sons '"'1 P1 1t 1•~. (740) 5 17·6883 Hardwood Cabine1ry And Furnliure - 0 , ~.;.oro- ' hf. ~ ~-2'9 ME, TOO!! IT GIVES ME A RASH!.! 2459 St Rt 160 · All types of rooting: New or Repai r Seamless Gutter Downspout · Chuck Wolfe (740) 949-1405 I: ' Own~r l!f!:l!:1.!:l!:"l!:l£1!:1!:!1£ • I! • New Homes • .Additions • Remodeling STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRAOING • Prompt & quality THE BORN LOSER "'YwR F/>,1\l.t..RI-\~\ WE.\GI-\E_~ 'fi~Vo\O.Y.,, t \1-\I~K I>::JP M.r>OC-... !""IT ~p.,'(~ 1-\E. WUC..r\5 Ot-1.€.· "'' i\ ti\1~11\K(. 0~ HI~ l)li:.I\/E.~~ Licensed Home Builder . l\C.E.t-\5(.... .r - - ----:,-:;::...! (740) 992-0496 work 5 2 10 9 8 3 • K 14 • K 4 K Q 7 Q5 West Pass North 3 NT Sldn-· acl- East . All pass .....,......,,......,,......,,.,.....,...., h[ BARNEY wwfr.t!mbercreekcablnnry.com . 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President Richard Brodhead decided to suspend the team from play "until there is a clearer resolution of the legal situation involving team members," the university said. . The case has roiled the cam· pus, ratse · d racta · 1 tenstons · an d heightened antagomsm between the affluent stude~ts · at Duke, whtch costs about 3 000 d h · f $4 'h . a yehar.hanh t as eaCtltayrooe e Dur am, w 1c population of poor people and is about evenly divided between white and black. feel _pretty A woman told police she con f t dent and another dancer were htred · that a r~pe to perform Man;:h 13 at a prioccurred. vate party tn an otT-campus . Br.o dhead home . The dancer. a student at said team North Carolina Central captains notified · Athletic University, told police she was Director Joe Alleva on pulled into a bathroom, beat- Tuesday that players w~nted en, choked and raped by three to stay off the fi.e ld unttl the men. DNAresults~amebackfroma No 'one .has been charged. en me. lab. In a statement. the Armed with a judge's order, qptams · predtcted ~he DNA police took DNA samples testmg would clear the players with a cheek swab from 46 of of wrongdomg.. . . the lacrosse team's 47 players Brodhead satd tt was hts last week. The 47th player, the dectston to expand the suspeno on I Y bl ac k mem ber o f th e st·on. team. did not have to provide "In this painful period of DNA because the dancer said uncertainty, it is clear to me , her attackers wt;re white. as tt· was to the p1ayers, t hat tt· "I oeeded to have the infor- would be inappropriate to mat ion about who will be resume the. norma I sc heduIeo f ·charged," said District play," Brodhead said. Attorney Mike Nifong said. "I Nifong said the team mem: Lady Tar Heels topple Tennessee CLEVELAND (AP) - The littlest Tar Heel put North Carolina back on the biggest stage in women's hoops. Ivory Latta ran things at both ends of the tloor and sent top-seeded North Carolina to its first Final Four since its 1994title season with a 75-63 win aver .Tennessee in the Cleveland Regional final on Tuesday night. The 5-foot-6 <with heels on. maybe) junior All-American finished with 20 points, nine assists and four steals in 40 minutes for the Tar Heels (331), who will play Maryland in this weekend's Final Four at Boston. · The Te.rrapins were the only team to beat North. Carolina, edging the Tar Heels by I hree points in overtime Feb. 9. Latta scored nine of her team's final II points. and picked up the assist .on the other basket as North Carolina finally put away the Lady Vols (3 1-5), who were within six with I :42 left on freshman Candace Parker's layup. "I told them I'm not going borne," said Latta, who was named the regional's most outstanding player. After Parker' s basket, 'Latta Sweep from PageBI get right back in the ball game at 4-3. · OVU out- hit the Redmen. 9-6. but cou ld not overcome the four errors they com mitted. Rio Grande head coach Brad Warnimont was glad to see his team take advantage · of the miscues . "I think we had some timely hitting and you know. it's awfully tough to win when you have four errors ," Warnimont sa id. 'They gave us some runs and we got decent pitching. " . Fre shman Ryan Dwyer went six innings to get the win . Dwyer ( 3-1) scattered nine hits and allowed five run s with' three strikeouts and three walks. Fellow freshman JW Miller pitched a scoreless to collect his fir st collegiate ' Still, the Lady Vols were made si x straight free throws within 64-58 before Latta in the final 56.1 seconds and the Tar Heels improved to just drilled a 3-pointer from the 1- 12 all-time . against top of the key with 3:27 left. Tennessee, which was seek- On North Carolina's nexnrip, ing its 17th trip to the Final .Latta·drove the right side and Four. threaded a pass across the Camille Little added 17 lane to Erlana Larkins for a points · and La ' Tangela layup to make it 69-60. Atkins" 1 had I0 points ·and The Tar Heel s then did 10 rebounds for the Tar Heels, enough to hang on by leaning who lost to eventual NCAA on Latta, the ACC's player of champion Baylor in a region- . the year and as coach Sylvia a\ final last year. . Hatchell calls her, "our heart With the ball in her hands and soul." counting down the final secNorth Carolina's trapping · onds, Latta slapped hands defense harassed, disrupted with · Atkinson. screamed and stripped Tennessee of any "Yeah"' and pointed · toward offensive flow in the first Cavaliers superstar LeBron half. At times, the Lady Vols James, whom she met as a looked confused and coach high school senior a few years Pat Summitt's face turned as · back. Parker led the Lady. Vols orange as her blouse during a · with 20 points and nine heated timeout. When Little, who scored 13 rebounds, but had eight poi'itts in the first half, made a turnovers agai nst Carolina's layup, the Tar Heel s were up · swarming defense. Sidney Spencer added 13 points and by I 3 and on the verge of runShanna Zolman II .for ning away for good. But Zolman finally got free Tennessee, which will head from Latta and Miller to drain home instead of to their fifth a 3-pointer, Tye'sha Fluker Final Four in a row. Tennessee never led in a scored inside and Tennessee game that was much more closed within eight before the ragged than expected, and Tar Heels reeled off a I 0-2 didn't have the national title spurt- capped by Little's 3game feel many thought i-t pointer - to open up a 43-31 halftime leaq. · would. save. "Dwyer threw a good baiiQame," · Warnimont said. ~J.W. Miller came out of ihe ·pen and did a great job and that's what we need out of bullpen ." . Tom Wolfe ·(0-1) took' the loss for Ohio Valley as he surrendered seven runs (five earned) and six hits in 4 113 innings with two strikeouts and five walks. Jesse Young led the OVU offense, goi ng 2-f0r-4 .with a run scored and had an RBI double. Wayne Toms was 1for-3 with an RBI and two ru'ns scored, D.J . Schreckengost was l-for-2 , with two RBI's and a run scored and Matt Wharton was 1-for-3 with an RBI hit. In · game two , seniDr righthander Dustin Gibbs was dominant. Gibbs (3- l ) pitehed five fnnings and gave up three hits while fan ning three and walking two. The game was called after five innings due to rain and darkness. Branon provided the big hit as he smashed a two-run home run . in ' the second inning to give the Redmen a 3-0 lead . For the game. Branon was 2-for-2 with a run scored and two RBI. Warren was a perfect-hitting 3-for-3, including a double Martin, junior Matt Smith and sophomore Kenta Sato all had RBI's in the game. Golom was 1-for-2 with two runs .scored and two stolen bases. Luke Nolan· (0-1) took the loss for Ohio Valley. He pitched fo ur innings, giving up eight hits and six· runs (four earned) with four strikeout's and one walk. • The Redmen a're now !I- I' at home on the season and will look to continue their current hot streak as they play host Pikevil1e College on Thursday for a double· header. The first game begins at I p.m. bers are standing to~ether and cx:curred, and gathered outsi~e refusmg to talk wtth mvesuga- . of Duke Provost Peter Lange s to~s, and . he warned he may home, where they ban~ed on brtng at~mg-and-abettmg pots and pans unttl. he charges agamst some of the emerged to answer questions. players. . . . Lange said Monday that he ~e alleged vtcllm ts black, believes "the students wo~ld wht~h has proved a source of be well-advised to come torte~ston on campus. ward. They have chosen not Th_e ct~cumstances of the to." rape_ mdtcated a deep r_actal A lawyer representing sevm?ttvatton for some of th~ era! lacrosse team members t)l_mgs .t~at.. w~re do~e , did not immediately return Ntfo~g sat_d: It m.1kes a en me calls Tuesday. that ts by .us nature ot~e ~f !he The university's athletic most offen~tv.~ and mvastve director had already forced the even more so. t t m·ss two games 1 0 Angry over the team memeam , . d h . . because of underage drinking bers stlence an t e umverstd h h' . fd h ty 's handling of the case, an .t e mng 0 ancedrs atdt e D ur ham Duke, canst ere a rest'd en ts h ave · party. . . demonstrated on and off cam- natiOnal tttle contender before pus ·,n the·past. 'ew d'ays. They the season has a 6-2 1' d . hbegan, fi rallitd outs'tde the house recor wtt tve regu 1ar-seawhere the alleged attack son games to go. phone calls to recruits by Sampson and his assistant coaches, and Oklahoma ofticials are scheduled to appear from Page Bl before an NCAA panel in Utah on April 21. Stepha\)ie Gilbert, . who As pait of their selfhelp raised nephew A.J. imposed . sanction s, the Ratliff in Indianapolis, said Sooners froze Sampson's the Hoosiers' sophomore salary for a two-year period guard called her Tuesday to . beginning in 2005 and discuss the change, first restricteQ him from receivreported by. ESPN. Gilbert ing any postseason bonuses. also said it was likely Ratliff His .·. recruiting was also would stay at Indiana. · heavily curtailed. . "He's looking forward to When he .resigned, Davis meeting .him and getting to · said he believed Indiana ·know him ," Gilbert said. needed a former Hoosier to "He seems pretty happy." unify the pro-Knight and · Ratliff declined to com- anti-Knight factions. But ment and denied that a team Greenspan turned down the meeting was held. Two other opportunity to lure Iowa's key Indiana players had said Steve Alford, a former Allafter Davis resigned that American . who led the they were apt · to transfer: . Hoosiers to the 1987 nationD.J. White, the 2005 Big al title. Ten freshman of the year, "Certainly there were and Robert Vaden. h t ose persons who wan ted a Gilbert said Sampson's coach to cortie from the ' IU hiring could change their family.' but I did not detect minds. .. · that being the majority of the "Once they meet With peop 1e, ". sat'd Ken Bec kl ey, him, they'll probably need pre~i\lent of the Indiana to see," Gilbert said. "I AI umm· Assoct·att'on prest·ted us to get think, from the looks of it, d t "M t · os wan en they have a pretty good the best coach avai \able that we could afford." '. coach on their hands.'·' Oklahoma officials Sampson spent the hist. I2 declined to comment seasons at Oklahoma, re,Tuesday. Telephone mes- establishing the Sooners as a sages left for Indiana athlet- ' national · contender. ic director Rick Greenspan Oklahoma went 20-9 this and spokesman Pete Rhoda · year, and his name came up were not immediately after the Sooners were upset in the first round of the returned. Sampson . · leaves NCAA tournament by Oklahoma behind amid an Wisconsin-Milwaukee. investigation for possible· Sampson gives the recruiting violations. The Hoosiers a widely respected NCAA is looking into more coach and proven recruiter. than 550 impe~missible He has been successful in Indiana Di 2006 Spring Sports Guide inside today's Sentinel from Page Bl "Here's my take on steroids: We can say anybody took :;teroids ," Rose said. "We don ' t know. Unless you took steroids the last two years, I d on ' t care ... Rose also addressed the 36-game hitting streak that Philadelphia short-' stop Jimmy· Rollins . brings into the season. Rollins could have lo~t his rhythm at the plate, but doesn't have to worry about tiring as his streak . continues, said Rose , who had a 44-game hit- . ting streak in 1978. "One thing about a hitting streak is the stamina," . Rose . said. both the Pac-1 0 and Big 12; he once served as president ' of the National Association of Basketball · Coaches; he has coached on five national teams; and boasts a career record of 455-257. In 12 seasons with the Sooners, Sampson went 279-109 and made 12 straight postseason appearances; 'including the 2002 Final Four. Oklahoma's first trip to the semifinals in a , decade. The Sooners were upset in that game - by Davi s' Hoosiers, who went on to lose to Maryland in the tina\. · Sampson took hi s team back to the regional finals in 2003. In 2004-05, the Sooners shared the Big 12 title and were ranked among the top 10: Sampson is one of six · coaches with 20 or more wins each of the past nine seasons. The others are Arizona's Lute Olson (15), Kentucky 's Tubby Smith (13), Duke's Mike Krzyzewski (\0), Syracuse's · Jim Boeheim (9) and Connecticut's Jim Calhoun (9 ). Sampson got his first head coaching job at Montana · Tech in 1981 after spending only one season as an assistant there. After back-to, back conference titles, he moved on to Washington . State where he was an assis- · tant for two years before taking over as head coach. He led the Cougars to the 1994 NCAA' tournament in his final season before coming to Oklahoma. 2006! Gu • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Women · from Page Bl the Big 12 and were 31-5 overall. "Without a doubt. she \ ,changed the complex ion of everything .'' Okl ahoma coach Sherri Coale ;,aid . During the regular season. Pari s averaged 21.4 poinh. led the nation in rebou nding (15.1) and made 61 percent of her shots . She reac hed double figures in poinl\ and rebounds in all but three games and became the fiN NCAA women's pla ye r with 700 points, 500 rebounds and I 00 blocks in a season... . Paris also broke a 21-yearold NCAA record with her 539 rebounds. "Courtney's consistency has been uncanny. " Coa le said . "There '; no other way to describe it. We've come to learn that one way or another. she 's going to get it done ." Augustu s has pla yed so well and so cons isten tl y that she has become evervo nc's All-Ameri c-an. · She was a • Meigs opens season wtth win. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J•.REED 13REED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM learned at midday that no with construction of its 'proaction would be taken on posed $1 billion IGCC power the plan . The plan . was plant in .Lebanon Township, POMEROY - The Public scheduled for consideration was first submitted to the Utilities Commission of Ohio at the PUCO's March 20 · PUCO a year ago. Several ·did not act on American signing session, but was weeks of public te stimony Electric Power's proposed continued until yesterday. followed , at a public hearing cost recovery plan on . "We don't know what that at Meigs High School and Wednesday, as was expected. means for rescheduling," said two other locations . The PUCO had included AEP Spokesman Jeff Rennie. Following a period for writthe cost recovery plan ·on The cost recovery plan , ten testimony, the plan went the agenda for yesterday) which outlines AEP s plans before the PUCO for considsigning . session, but A~ to recover costs associated eration late last year. . ·' ' ·· · PTO reorg8hlzed .0BnuAiuES Page AS • Tessie Virginia Wells, 84 • Shirley Whan, 65 INSIDE • Bush .to Iraqis: . It's time to get a unity government up and I'!Jnning. See Page A2 • Head Start slates open enrollment lor next week. See Page A3 • Area choir to practiCe. See Page A3 • TOPS honors besi losers. See Page A3 • Chester alumni set reunion. See Page A3 • Stream Sweep of Leading ·creek set tor ·April 22. See Page AS ·• AmericorpsNISTA Service offers learning opportunity. See Page AS . • Sago Mine survivor . mystified by his own survival. Page AS . , · RACfNE - The latest meeting· of the Southern Local Board of Education endeq with several personnel changes and the dissolution and subsequent reorganization of Southern Elementary's K-4 and 5-8 Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). Beginning with personnel news, the board approved extending Southern High School Principal Mark Miller's contract · · through the 2008-09 school year. Scott Wolfe was approved for the position of administrative assistant on a two year limiied contract effective . 2006-07 schuo\ year through the 2007-08 school year. Miller said due to Wolfe taking the new position he will no longer be teaching · English at the high school. The , resignation of Alan Crisp as Southern AthletiC"'Director was accepted effective June 30 as was the retirement of Jan Hill effective May 31 ' PleiH see S.uthem, AS Vinton man enters pleas to charges makes BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM McARTHUR - A Vinton man charged with aggravated murder in con'nection with the death of a Gallia County resident has pled guilty to lesser charges in Vinton County Common Pleas Court. A three-day trial was set to begin Wednesday for Donovan K. Cremeens, 19, but pleas to Charges of conspiracy to commit aggravated murder and gross abuse of a corpse were accepted by Judge Jeffrey Simmons. · The pleas were entered by Cremeens' attorney, Herman Carson of Athens.~ . Cremeens was sentenced to I 0 years on the conspiracy charge, .a first-degree felony, and one year n pris~m on the other Ple1se see Pleas,·AS Meigs native promoted to Colonel in U.S.Anny Detalla on Paee A8 INDEX 2 SECI'IONS - Calendars Insertion Date: FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2006 ' . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • Pomeroy Daily Sentinel • ~alltpoli~ ]Ball!' m:rtbune 446-2342•l}oint fjlea~ant l\egi~ter 675-1333 • The Daily 992.-2155 . ..Ju:l ·appron;u, BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM SYRACUSE From West Virginia, · to Florida and back to . Ohio, the new Syracuse lift station has accumulated some miles on its journey that ended yesterday on Bridgeman Street. The lift station is the last piece of the puzzle in relation to the completion of the Syracuse water project which has a price tag of $631.132. Although the lift or "booster" station was tentatively due to : arrive in Syracuse on March 18 , satile delay s concerning the con figurations of pans and the bureaucratic wait. for inspection · pushed its arrival date to yesterday. "' Classifieds Comics Dear Abby. Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports Weather 16 PAGES. A3 B4-6 .B? A3 A4 As BB B Section AB © :o10o6 Ohio Valle} Publish in.& <;o . . MIDDLEPORT - Steve Walburn, a Middleport native and graduate of Meigs High · School, has been . promoted to Colonel in the United States Army. · Colonel Walburn, son of Dale and Marjorie Clarke Walburn of Middleport, is currently assigned in Arlington , Va. .as an Associate Judge. U.S. Army Court of Criminal Appeals. Prior to his present assignment he served as the Staff Judge Advocate for · the Colonel Medical Research and Steve Walb!Jm Materiel Command at Fort Detrick, 2003-2005; Deputy Staff Judge Advocate, HI Corps, 2002-2003; Chief, Administrative 'and Civil Law. lll Corps, Fort Hood , Texas, 2000: 2002; Executive Officer and Chief, Criminal Law. U.S . Forces Korea and Eighth U.S. Army, Yongsan, Korea. His earlier assignme included serving as the first Army I structor ai the Air Force Judge Adv te General School. . Maxwell Air ·For,c Base, · Montgomery. Ala .. 1996- 199.8 · Chief, Military Justice Please ... Colonel, AS . The lift station which was 'built t~o weeks until the whole system in Parkline, W.Va. came to th.e vil- goes online, providing water to lage preassembled and w:ts taken 400 customers. by flat bed truck to Bridgeman Now that the lift station has been Street'and · then eventually placed placed · omo i" foundation. work on its foundation by large crane. will begin on tapping into the water after a few tries. inlet and outlet ,·alves. as well as On the site yesterday were mem- l'Ont)ecting the internal and external bers of the Syracuse Board of Public wiring that had already been comAffairs which is overseeing the pro- pleted by Riley. ject, Jim Friel from the village engiFriel had said earlier that securing neering ftrm Linn Engineering, and connecting the lift station will Steven Faller and Lou Sal~(na from take around a week. · Corporate Equipment Company of After the lift station is finished Cincinnati (provider of the plumb- testing will be done on the new water ing equipment for the station) and · tank to check for leaks as well' as disCarrol A. Riley from Andy's Lock infect the tank . This process wi ll be and Key Instrument s and Control> followed by some telemetry work who was finishing electrical work . friel estimated that it would be Please see Syr~cuse. AS Jail repairs continue as Athens County contract expires BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL'.COM .THURSDAY MARCH 30,2006 . The PUCO's approval of reco very in three pha ses, the cost recovery plan is nec- beginning with pre-conessary before AEP can pre- struction this year, . through sent its plan for construction the construction period and to the Ohio Power Siting after operations begin Board, which must also give around 20 I 0. a'pproval. When the cos t It is unu ; ual for a utility recovery plan was first liled, company to seek cost AEP Ohio President Kevin recover y ·p rior to operaWalker said he was "confi- tions. and there are oppodent" the PUCO would nents to the plan who claim approve of it. it will place an unfair burThe plan calls for cost den on AEP co nsumers. . Southern personnel • c.!i$alltpolis iJBatlp urrtbune • ~oint ~Ieasant ~egtster . . PUCO again delays.action on AEP proposal SPORTS ASpecial Section In The Advertising Deadline: '"'" · m~dail~wntin•· l.,·orn :.!OO(l . see &it Tlll ' RSIIAY. ~L\Rl'll :~o , ;,o l'I·.:\ITS • \ ol. .'l.'i. 1\n. t.l'l WEATHER unanimous selection last sea- "Her spirit and enthusiasm son, when she was the are what drives us." national player of the year, Pondexter returned to and was unanimou s on the Rutgers after passing up a preseason team last chance to turn pro and led the November. . Scarlet Knights to a 16-0 Big Her 23-point regular-sea- · East record. She averaged · son average led the nation . .21.5 points and 3.2 assists ·and she' shot 57 8 percent, · and became the first Rutgers including 51 .5 percent from · player to earn ftrst-team All · 3-point range. America honors·. "I fee l good · abou t it,'' " It has been five long years Augustus said. •·1 think I've of hard work to get to tht s worked hard enough to be point, so it is really special to deserving of this. [t' s just a be rewarded and acknow\joy being able to go into edged in . th~s way," ot her states and have· people Ptmdexter sat d. ·To be the know who you are and appre- first Rutgers player to be a cia te what you're domg for ltrst-team AP A\1-Amencan the women's game." · -. that' s incredible." · Latta, North Caro lina· s Young led Baylor to the effervescent 5-6 point guard, . national cha!llpionship. last averaged 18.4 points and five year and. catne back wtl.h a ass isl\ in \eadmg the Tar soltd semor season, averagHee\s to the ACC regular" ing 22.2 points and . 10 season and tournamen.t rebounds and becoming just champion ships and their first the fourth Division I player to No . I ranking. reach 2.000 potnts. 1,000 "J don't really look at what rebounds, 300 steals and 300 I' ve done individually" I_atta assist> said . "We' rej ust a total pack"To be named as nne of the age as a team ." io.p five players in the coun· But it wo uldn 't'be the sa me ·try is amazing," Young said. team wi thout her. '' It .is a tremendous accom"She's our heart and soul." . plishment and I feel extremecoach Sylvia Hatchell 'said . ly blessed ." . Ariel Jr. Theatre presents · 'Aladdin' this weekend, BS . BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM POMEROY 1 - · Renbva\inns and . repairs continue at the Me igs County hi !. , over a year after they began. hut Shenff . Robert BeeQ\e said Wedne,dav · they are nearing co n'ipletion. and an in ;pei:~i.on is expected soon. Completion of the renovations and reopening th~ Jail a' a tcmporarv holding · · facilit) wdl become more important to the COUill} after the tirst tif April. hecause the count\ ha> decided to di\ct>nt inue a contract. ;.,,ith an Athens Countv facililv for prisoner ht>u~ing . · • A 'tee\ fi rc c,capc doni. donated by We sam Constructiun. "'"' ithlal\ed vesterda' b) Youn g·,. Carpenter Service thmugh a donation fmn1 · Attorney Bernard Fu'lt7~ . The steel dnor is one ofthe fin al structural improvements needed to meet state'standards. B.eegle said. There are also minor plumhing repairs to be complctccl. Beegle >aid improvemems were ·recehtl y made to the intercom sy,tem connected to the jatl ce ll hlock. : State pi\ nftlciaJ, are now reviewing Reegle·, manual "f pil pollcte' and procedures . Bee~\e 'aid he recemh· learned B~an J. Reed( plloto !hat he can forego htnng fu\1 -tnne jailer' Victor Young and Kenny Klein of Young's Carpenter Service Installed b)· maJ..in g Ji,patc·hcr, for jail a donated steel fire escape door at the Meigs County · Jail on . oversight and lhtng therc,p<11lsible p,,mcrn) Police Wednesday, as renovations continue in hopes of · re-Q~enmglhe fac1l · ity 'to short-term inmates. · Please see Jail, AS . . . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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