https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/89864c3eb284c45e3baae1227374ea0d.pdf ee0f20396fd02ad7458f297c2a4e6792 PDF Text Text .I Jill Carroll, now free, speaks out after nearly three months in captivity in Iraq, A7 . Sago Mine survivor returns home, ·months earlier than expected, As ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o ( L NTS • \'ol. :;:;. No. lho SPORTS • Southern blasts White Falcons in five innings. See Page 81 HUII •\Y , 1\IARl'll ;p, '""' ·"" ' l;"h " ·"l"" !.!OO(> I """ Sheets: Jail housing costs 'about right' so far · ~¥ BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The cost of housing Meigs County prisoners in other. facilities is expected to cost county commi ss ioners over $150,000 this year, but the cost so far is ~·aboul . righl ," County Commissioner Jim Sheets said Thursday, Sheriff Robert Beegle, in a leiter to commissioners dated yesterday, said a state jail inspector was impressed with his ongoing r"enovati<;m work and the public support Commissioners open VFD bids BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM shown for it. Beegle has collected $11,000 in cash dorialions to increase security. improve plumbing and .elec trical systems, and modify the booking, dressing and visiting areas in 'the I00 yearold facility: Beegle's efforts lo renovate and re-open the county jail have been ongoing 'since he took office a year ago, but he expects the state to act on his proposed policies and procedures for jail operations wilhin the next two weeks. He said.earlier this week that set of policies is a major compo- nent of hi s J)lan to re-open the . Jaillo shor!'term inmale.,. 'Reopening the counly jail would relieve a1 least part of the linancial burden on coun· . ty commi,,ioners, who are responsible, by law. for housing, food and ·medical care for inmates in county CUS· tody. Commissioners appro· prialed $155,000 for housing costs. alone, this year, and have spenl appro~imately a quaner of that apppropriation· so far. The approprialion was . based largely on whal com· . mi ssioners spenl last ,year for prisoner housing. "Our housing cos1s. year 10 in jail unlil 1hey are comdale . .are JUSI abou t right," pleted. . · Sheets said, "bul we ne ver The cos ts. abo increase know from ·monlh lo month afler ind iclmen t> ure issued whal the com will be. If the by the grand jury. and vary couo'ty jail can be re·opened from season to season. in lne next few4~e ks , il will Commissioners will not be a greal help. :'!l' renew the ir contracl with 1he Sheets said lhe ·cosl can- Southe<tslern Ohio Regional not be eslimaled each Jail in NeJ,onville. Sheets monlh, . becau se it depends · said . That contracl. .which quite si mply on lhe number allowed for housing of prisof inmale s in jail and how oners at Si\>5 per d!!). expires long they stay' behind bars. today . · Conimi"ioners will Some tim es th e preparation rely. in , tead . oh a five-bed . of documem s. such . as pre- contract wilh Wa shington se nlence investigation s, is Coum y to ·house mosl of the delayed , and pri soners are inmates in county custody. . ' . MEIGS STIJDENTS WIN COUN1Y SPElliNG BEE ' ' . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH . ' . HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Left: Kim Al len . talented POMEROY Meigs POMEROY .-Meigs Middle School seventh gradCounly Commissioners er Shelby Johnson captured opened bids for a heating, · the title of Meigs County ventilation and air condilion- champion in the annual couning system and electrical sys- ty·wide spelling bee held · tern upgrades for 1he Orange Thursday night at the Meigs · Township Fire Department Middle School. · on Thursday. · .. Runner:up in the competition Page AS in regular session, with 15 school winners repre- · Meeting • Walter.Dorst, 52 commissioners opene,d bids senting all three school dislricls from four HVAC vendors and was · Meigs Intermediate three electrical contractors · . School fifth grader, Tyler Price. for lhe work. to be completed The win went to Shelby after lh~ough the Community she correctly spelled "windDevelopmenl Block Gram break" missed by Tyler, and • A Hunger F'or More. Formula program. Hendrix then went on to con-ectly spell ·See Page A2 Heating and Cooling .of the next work. "explore." Tuppers . Plains _ was , the The two were .presented · · • Perspective on apparent . low bidder on the trophies 'Sy Kim Allen, . elections and Christian HVAC work, with a bid .o f ented and gifted coordinator duty: my two-cents worth . . $6,990. · Maxey Electrical for the Athens-Meigs · Service of Reedsville was the Educational' Service Cenler. See Page A2 apparent low bidder on the , Pronouncer for the bee was • Fruth to be honored electrical component of the Becky Zurcher and seated on · project, with a bid of $5,300. the judging panel were superat chamber dinner. Other HVAC bids were intendents, William Buckley, Page AS ·received from Airc\aws .of Meigs; Bob Grueser, Southern, ·• Local Briefs. Alhens, $ 10,270; Mark's and Rick, Edwards. Eastern. Plm.11bing and Healing of School champions,qua:Iify·See. Page AS Reedsville , $8, 160; -and ing to compete in the counly • Phillips wins spot on Foreman and Abbotl of .contest were: District 17 Honor Band. $9,900. Meig s ·Middle School: Middleport, . Electrical bids were also Jennifer Robinson, si11.1h See Page AS received from . D.J . Group, grade; Shelby Johnson, sev· • Meigs County . enth grade; and Lauren Please see Bids, AS Barnes, eighth grade. WIC and National Meigs Intermediate Nutrition Month. School: Brandon Mahr. See Page AS · fourth grade; Megan Dyer. Tyler Price , Tess Phelps , and • Taft vetoes sewage Cremeans, ftfth gratle. Alyssa : provision. See Page A6 Eastern: Erin Swatzel, • Charges filed in fourth .grade; Hannah Adams. fifth ; Marie Powell, sixth; · doctor's slaying along Megan Carnahan, seve nth; Ohio Turnpike. ' and Brittany Mather, eighth. · BY BETti SERGENT See Page AS Southern: Abigail Adkins. BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM fourth; · Kody Wolfe, fifth; POMEROY - Does absti- Bobby Goode, sixth; Trevor Flint. seventh; a.nd Brad nence . make the heart grow Coppick eighth. WEATHER fonder') That question as well as others concerning the difficult choices young people face w iII hopefully be answe'red when nationally known abstinence speaker Doug Herman pays a visit to · Meig s Middle and High Schools, and Southern High BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH School next week. HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM If the questions can'l l>e answered then at least Hennan POMEROY ~ 'Tm happy is expected · to get ~ ' dialogue for the senior, and proud of · Details on Page .AS going. hopefully bc1ween kids the four freshmen who made and lh'cir parems. the Di>trict I7 Honors . Mei gs Counly Abslinenl!e Band,'" said Toney 'Dingess, . Builds Character Coordinator Meigs High School band Cara Bullington hopes that · director. "This is the nwst parents will become. involved . we've had for man y years ." 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGES in these .sometime s difficult Today accompani ed hy discussions. Calendars A6 Dingess lhose five Marauder Bullington was also exciled Band members are in Athens Classifieds 84-6 10 book Herman as a speaker 'where lhey j\lined about 75 afler · having heard him Comics B7 'recounl in person his slory of olher oulslanding musicians ' from numerou s area high Dear Abby A6 losing his wife and daughter school s lo begin . practicing to AIDS through an infecled for a con.cert 10 lake place · Editorials Cha~•"" Hoeftlch; plloto A4 blood lransfu sion. · Saturday night · in Memorial Meigs :High ·School students in. Ath ens for rehearsals of lhe Although Herman has Audi10rium. Faith • Values A2-3 District 17 Hono rs Band which will . perform 1r1 concert faced some seriou s situations The sludenl s arc se nior Saturday 'mght at Memorial Auditorium are from the left. Movies As in life he is said to use a blend Chri stopher Fidds. and .Christopher Frelds. Calee Reeves. Jamie Bailey. Ca itlin Swar tz. NASCAR B3 of humor and seriou sness lo · freshman Calee · Reeves, and Christopher Kin1es . convey his. me ~sage of sexual drums: and freshni.en Jamie Obituaries for Ihe L"<'nccn will be 'elect· AI lev. and Amcn~an' \\ c As choices ·and consequence. Bailey. flut e; Caitlin Swant. Afl of lhr ' ludcnl> will t>c· The asse mblies at ·Meigs bass clarinel: and Chriqopher ed from a prugrap1 Jnclt1din~ Sports B Section · · 1. ' and Southern. will have a goal thctr h<'I1K, '<"ho<' Lux Aurumque: Variation' on wcanng l<imes .. . tenor sax . • .• , . . . . -· ) . · . •. 1 pet.· Weather A8 of character development . ·Dr. Richard Suk will he I he , a Korean F(,JJ..,onf!. Twil1ght ulncc.:rt Ull l 1'lm II r lle Pleas~ see Speaker, AS conduclor and the repenoire m .the V\'i!dcrncv... Alhg;J\ur © 200b OhiO Va lley Publishi'ng Co . ·Please s.ee .Band, AS and gifted coordinator. presents trophies to Shelby Johnson . Me1gs County spelling champ1on , and Tyler Price. runner,up. OBITUARIES Below: School winners participating in the county spelling bee were. I to r, front. Alyssa Cremeans, Megan Dyer, Bobby . Goode. Brandon Mahr. Abiga il Adkins, Lauren Bar·nes, and Tyler Price, and back, Megan Carnahan·. Jenn ifer Robinso6, Kody Wolfe , B·radley Cpppick. Erin Swatzel, Hi)nr]ah Adams, Shelby .!Oilnsor~. and Brittany ;Mat~er. INSIPE Charlene Hoellk:h/photo. .see Nationally known abstinence speaker to be at Meigs, Southern Five MHS band members selected for Honors Band Daylight~ saving time returns Sunday WASHI\GTON tAP) Milli<1n' ,,( Anieri cans will lose an hour:s sleep Saturday ni~hl as clncb are lltrned ahead. to da) lt~ht-sa1·ing I nne. Othe.r people will forge~ and be an hour la1e for church or o1her actil itie' . OtTicialll dock' should be moved a head one· hour a1 2 a.m. Sundav. Mosl folks will do th e job bet:orc hining the INDEX • PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 2520 Valley Drive • Point Pleasant, WV25550 • (304) 675-4340 ....1............~~.............................................~..~--..................~~............................. '· ' • I . sack. . The ln.- I hour v. ill return 0l't. 29 when clocks go hack In Sl cmdard lime. Congress has passed a law cha nging the dates of daylight'"' ing ti me. hul it doe;n't take , effeclc ullli'l 2007 . llli: n day' Jirihl li rnc "ill ,tart three weeks c:lrlicr. \ larch II. and will end · 1 n1e week later: No1·. 4. R!l.l!idenls of some the (II)Untn. C<)Jl' t~re i '"k"C d~yltght~savmg ., I' •'hCf\l'd Ill An70na. Hawan, · · 1s1ands. , Pu crtn R.ll'~ 1. th e v;1rgm ' Amem:an Samna. Guam and lhc:\t111/1cm \1arian:b. 1 �OPINION The Daily Sentinel ·The Daity ·Sentinel · 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio . (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohi.o Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; or abridging the freedom vf speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -:- The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday. March 31, the 90th day. of 2006. There are 275 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: . One year ago, on March 31 , 2005, Terri Schiavo, 41. died at a hospice in Pinellas Park, Fla., 13 days after her feeding tube was removed in a wrenching right-to-die dispute that engulfed the couns, Congress and the White House ·and divided the country. · · On this date: · . In 1880, Wabash, Ind. , became the first town in the world ' t.o be illuminated by electrical lighting. . . In 1889, French engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel unfurled the French tricolor from atop the Eiffel Tower, officially marking its completion. In 1917, the United States took possession of the Virgin Islands from Denmark. In 1933·, Congress authorized the Civilian Conservation Corps. · . In 1943, the Rod·gers and Hammerstein musical "Oklahoma!" opened on Broadway. In 1945, the Tennessee Williams play "The Glass Menagerie" opened on !3roadway. In 1949, Newfoundland entered confederation as Canada's lOth province. In 1968, President Johnson · stunned the country by announcing he would not seek another term in office. In 1976, the New Jersey Supreme Couri ruled that coma patient Karen Anne Quinlan could be disconnected from her respirator. (Quinlan, who remained comatose, died in 1985 .) In 1986. 167 people died when a Mexicana Airlines Boeing 727 crashed in a remote mountainous region of Mexico. Ten years ago: Russian Preside]lt Boris Yeltsin announced a h.alt to combat operations in Chechnya, limited troop withdrawals and a willingness to hold indirect talks with the rebels' leader. Five years ago: Riot police laid siege to Slobodan Milosevic's villa in an attempt to bring the former Yugo~lav president to justice. But a detiant Milosevic rejected a warrant, reportedly telling police he wJJuldn 't "go to jail aliye." (He was taken into custody the next day.) One year ffgo : A damning rep 0 n by a presidential commission concluded the United States knew "disturbingly little" about nuclear and biological threats from dan·gerous adversaries. The World Bank approved Paul Wolfowitz as its new president. South Carolina defeated Saint Joseph's.· 6()-57, in the NIT championship game. Chicken entrepreneur Frank Perdue died in Salisbury, Md., at age 84. Today's Binhdays: Actor William Daniels is 79. Hockey Hall-of-Farner Gordie Howe is 78. Actor Richard Chamberlain is 72. Country singer-songwriter John D. Loudermilk is 72 .. Musician Herb Alpert is 71. Sen. Patrick Leahy (0-Vermont) is 66. Actor Christopher Walken is 63. Comedian Gab~ Kaplan is 61. Former Vice President AI Gore is 58 . David Eisenhower is 58. Actress Rhea Perlman is 58. Rock musician Angus Young (AC/DC) is 51. Actor Marc McClure is 49. Actor William McNamara is 41. Actor Ewan McGregor is 35 . Thought for Today: "What is it to be a gentleman'? The first to thank and the last to complain." - Serbian proverb. ·Obituaries A no-frills Easter celebration of the city known inelegantly as "Skid Row." For generations, City Mission has been radiating kindness and hope to men and women down on their luck through their personal machinations or through no fault of their owri. (No distinction was ever made .) Most of the congregation on this Easter Sunday was made up of people from the ·churches that support City Mission . In addition, there were about 20 "transients" - the mission's word for . what you and I might call derelicts who had enjoyed the mission's hospitality overnight. · The service was plain no frills or flourishes but ,probably just what was called for here. It was low key, unemotional, digni' fied. caring. The highlights for me were Martha's violin solo, "The Holy. City," and Helen's soprano solo, "Because He Lives ." lt was my most memorable Easter · service . Celebrating Ea~ ~ r on Skid · Row without ~ y embellishments of th day was a reminder it is. the gift that is important, not the wrapping. As I left City Mission that morning, it also occurred to me that we The Daily Sen tin el• Page A5 . Fruth to be honored ·at chamber dinner BY NICOLE FtELI>S Walter Dorst miss the real significance of Easter by trying too hard to associate · it with the rebirth of life in the spring. lf.a modern novelist were to write a life of-Jesus, the story would probably end with the crucifixion . Happy endings don't appeal to us today. We co'nsider them unrealistic. So a modern story of Jesus would leave out the resurrection as too romantic. There would be no Easter lilies on the dust jacket of the book- only a · cross on a hill far away. The trouble with that kind of realism is, it is unreal. Happy endings still · abound in I ife. They come into all our l.ives , like Easter, when we least expect them . Nobody ellpected Easier - least of all Jesus' disciples and friends whose world and whose hopes seemed to come to an end on Goo~ Friday. But Easter came; out .of the blue. It 'was God's great happy ending. Easter - a happy surprise ending to our afflictions - is more real than all the crosses. NFIELDS~MYOAILYREGISTER . COM POMEROY.- Walter Gladden Dorst 52, of Urbana. passed POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. away unexpectedly on March 29, 2006 at his residence . - Beloved citizen, communiHe was born in Parkersburg, W.Va. , son of the late Archie ty leader, friend. and Ida Whaley 'Dorst. Walter was employed as a driver for These are just some of the Waste Management Co. and was a member of the North words people use to describe American Fishing Club. He enjoy~d time with his family and Jack Fruth, often remembered was an avid outdoorsman. as a pillar of the community Surviving are his children: · Brad (Kim) Lincicome, who founded the Fruth Buckhannon, W.Va., Cheri (Norm) Carlson. Ind., Bill (Linda) Pharmacy chain and was a Lincicome, Columbia, Md ., Mimi (Tom) Wilt, Winston- leader of many local organiSalem, N.C., Andy (Linda) Lincicome, Urbana, Ohio, Heidi zations. Fruth passed away (Jason) McCartney, Buckhannon, Cyndi (Matt) Dorst-Martin, last summer. Buckhannon, and Nancy (Fred) Dorsi-Frederick, Rivesville, W.Va.; 33 grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren; sisters: Eleanor Spurlock, Texas, Betty Harding, Mt. Gilead, Linda (Brady} Fogle, Pataskala; and a brother, Garry (Judy) · DOrst, West Jetlerson ; and several nieces and nephews~ BY APRIL VITELLO Besides his parents he was preceded in death by a sister, Donna ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Martin, and nephews, Scotty Harding and Richard Osborne. Services will be at I p.m. Monday April 3, 2006 at Fisher SIMPSON, W.Va. - It Funeral Home in Pomeroy, and burial will follow in wasn 't a fancy homecoming, Keebaugh Cemetery. · .. just some red balloons, Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. handmade signs, a lot of hugs and his wife's homemade lasagna. But. it was everything the only survivor of the Sago Mine disaster wanted after a three-month recovery that continues to amaze doctors. · He is· thin and still a bit POMEROY - Hear the blues for free at 9 p.m. tonight at unsteady on hi s feet, but · the Coun Street Grill. The concert is sponsored by Ohlinger Randal McCioyJr. was strong and Sons Amplifiers of Pomeroy and features New York enough Thursday to leave the Bluesman Bill Perry and his Bill Perry Blues Band. The open- Morgantown rehabilitation ing act is Phil and the Thrill.- No cover charge. Perry will also hospital where he has spent . be . featured at this . year's' Big Bend Blues Bash. two months in intensive therapy, recovering from a severe brain injury and regainins his physical strength. ' . POMEROY - Nashville-based singer-soijgwriter Mary The scene would have been Gauthier will open the Fur Peace Ranch's Fur Peace Station hard to imagine Jan. 4, when Concen Season this Saturday. Gates open at 7 p.m., show a 'Critically injured McCloy starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $18 in advance , $20 at the gate. was carried out of the mi11e 41 Blues musician John Cephas will be the opening act. Call992- hours after an explosion that 6228 for more infm'matton. · left 12 fellow miners dead. "I'd just like to thank everybody for their thoughts and prayers," he said softly at POMEROY - The Meigs County Cancer Resource Center a news conference with his will hold a ribbon cutting at II :30 a.m. and open house from wife, Anna. He paused, then added, "I . II a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 5 inside the Mulberry believe that's it." Community Center. Light refreshments provided. An . hour . later, when he airived at his gray and blue trailer in . Simpson, rel&tives shouted out greetings and small children blew noisemakers: Missy McGee, Anna RACINE- Southern Local School District has scheduled its McCloy's sister, said she 2006-07 kindergarten screening for 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on both knew he would enjoy the fuss. Monday, April 10 and Tuesday, April II in the Southern "He used to be the quiet Elementary School's kindergarten classrooms. To be el igible the type, but since this has hapchildren . must have rurned five by Aug. I, 2006. Parents or pened, he's been very, very guardians are asked to bring binh cenificate with social security verbal," said McGee, whose . ' number. shot record signed by a physician, any legal document . applicable penaining to custody. pre school documentation if applicable. any emergency information that might' be necessary Stich as any health or medical conditiqns, emergency phone ' numbers, etc. Cali the school for an·appointment at 949-4222. Bv JULIE CARR SMYTH AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT · But his legacy lives on, and in honor of Fruth and hi s accomplishments, Mason County Area Chamber of Commerce members have been working to plan a special tribute to his life during the 60th annual dinner, which has been slated for Thursday. April 20 at the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge on W.Va. 2. "The chamber hoard agreed that the many accomplishments of Mr. Fruth should be showcased in a manner befit- ting one whose dedication to community projects is unsurpassed," Said Hilda Au stin. executive director of the Chamber of Commerce, said. "The chamber members and guests want to make sure this particular evening is remembered as one to be proud of. especially because of recognizing the life work of Mr. Fruth." A · reception hosted by BB&T will begin at 6 p.m., with dinner and the presentation of the First Impression Award, and Communit) Serv ice Award to follow beginning at 7 p.m. Ticket> are $40 per per1on. with table1 for eight purcha,eu 111 advance available for 5.300 Reservation-. ' houiJ be made before Thursday. April 13 . Au ,t in said ta ble' l.av, been se lling qu id . I) .. an.J .n expect\ ~ good turnout a: 1~1 year \ event . For more injnmwttmt , uli the chamber offic•' at I ,11.1 675 -1(}5(}. Sago Mine survivor returns home, months earlier.than expected Mine sur v1vo: Randa l McCloy Jr. wc.v3S before e ntennr hts hom€ Thursday •n Sirnpson . W. Va . McC1oy ret•nned horne irom Mountam·Jie·;, Region31 Local Briefs Free blues concert Rehabil 1tado ~ Hospital in Mo rgantowr~. wl··ere he survivor 1n the Sago M1ne d ~ · Mary Gauthier at Fur Peace Ranch aster, Jan. 2 . th,at killed 12 miners. . Ribbon cutting :tt%! @?! STUDIES. Southern kindergarten pre-registration ~·,;H c.Jntinue to recover after bei ng the lont \ (George Plagenz. is an ordained minister and veteran newsman based in . Col!fmbus, Ohio.) AP Photo husband . has been with the McCloys·nonstop since the 26year-old miner was rescued. . "If he saw a crowd before, he would wiilk around it. But it's not the same now. It's good to see him this way." she said. · "Before, he didn't think anybody liked him. He dido 't think I liked him, and I'm his sister-in-law." McCloy has also asked Anna td remarry him, she. . said, perhaps in a bigger ceremony than the one the y had June 30, 2001. "He has a new lease on life," McGee said . McCloy is considered a medical miracle because he survived being exposed to carbon monoxide for so long. Doctors cannot fully ellplain why he lived and 12 others died. They al so had expected him to spend about . six months · in t]Jerapy, but released him in half that time. "It's still amazing, · still astonishing," said Dr. Russell Biundo. medical director at · Health South Mountain view · Rehabilitation Regioniil Hospital. "It's basically -almost like he was resurrected." McCloy thanks God for his surVival. "Because of him, I am here," he said , sitting on a ' living-room sofa .. Anna McCloy said her fam- ily was . happy In he going home, but remember' the fam ilies of the miners who died. ·'There are 12 families who are in our thoughts and prayer; today and every day... she said [n recognition of McCloy\ recovery. Gov. Joe Manchi n l).nnounced the rural road where the McCioys li ve will' be renamed "Mirac le Road ." He · gave green-and-white signs to McCloy and hi s three key phystcians. "We didn 't get the 13 mi'racles we hoped for." Manc hin said. "We did get one. " Associated Press Wri t(')' Vicki Smith co111rib11ted ro tltis report from Mo rg<llllll\1'11. Workers' Comp wrestling s.afe investments, reasonable.premiums ' .. I ' Dinner for missions planned Relay for life dinner planned POMEROY - A Relay for Life charity dinner wi ll be held in front of the Pomeroy Eag les Club. West Main Street, April 22 from I 0 a.ni . to 2 p.m. Cost ·Of the spaghetti dinner is $5. Sponsored by the Eagles Club and Health Department Relay for Life team .. · · Reader's View Head Start enrollment to begin Plenty of fun . in local show Check the label The Daily Sentinel Criticism has no basis today ••••••••••• • • • POMEROY -' Heart of the Valley Head Start enrollment will begin Monday and con'tinue through April 7. Hours are 8 . a.m. to 4 p.m. every day with the except ton of Tuesday when they. will be from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Parents can enrol·! their children at Bradbury in Middleport, Tuppers Plains, Clay and Woodland in Gallipolis. · Head Start is a child and family development program for 3 and 4 year olds and their fami lies. The program services include education, nutritien, health, disability services, and family support. Services are ,free to those who qualify. For more information call one of the Centers or the central office, toll free, 1-866-992-4202. gest they meet monthly wih all elected officials, in order· to di scuss courthouse operations and issues relevant to all from PageA1 courthou se office s. In particular, Powell said, courthouse Beverly, $17,500. ~nd officials should discus s how Rainbow Ridge Electric. to address a growing problem Long BottofQ, $18,369.48. Commi ss ioners tabled with records storage. Commissioners also: action on the bids pending • Approved an amendment review by Grant s to the contract betw~en the Administrator Jean Trussell. Department of Job and Family Other business Serices and Gallia!Meigs Commi ssioners si gned a Community Acti,pn Agency. proclamation declaring the extending funding for the supweek of April 30-May 7 Soil plemental heating assistance and Water Stewardship program through June 30. . Week . The Meigs Soil and • Approved an aJdendum Water . Conservation District to the. contract between DJFS will observe the theme. .a nd the Athens/Meigs · "Water Wise" · during the Educational . Service Center .. week-long observance. The . for the Workforce Investment distnct has sponsored a col- Act. Younger Youth program, oring contest , poster contest .. td t.nclude a stx-week sumand essay contest for school mer tutonng program. children. and an amateur ·. ·• Approved p;,~ym ent of · photo.co nt est. ' T h~ Waters of bill s in the amount of Meigs Count y." $3 14. ~8 6 . 14 . Probate/Juvenile Court Commi ssi oners Mick Judge L. Scott Powell met Davenport and Jim Sheets with commi ssioners to sug- attended the meetin g. Bids ' I . CHESTER - The Chester United Methodist Church will have. a ham loaf dinner with dessen and beverage to suppon mi ssions at the church on Wednesday. Serving will be from 5 to 6 p.m. Carry-out will be available. Love offering will be collected. Call Lori Arnott at 742-8903 for more information . When Marian Anderson membership in DAR, natuand dad Don Erwin and husof citizens, band Jon Perrin and mom was denied the use of the ralization LETTERS TO THE Gaye Perrin and the rest of privately owned' DAR .hall, American Indian schools; the family and dozens of that action was legal. If one · etc . Would a racist organizaEDITOR other very devoted folks. the · properly judges historical tion do all of these good Dear Editor: Letters to tlte editor are welcome. They should be less tha11 has unfolded and events, one must do. so in works? I think not. He who ·dream I was in the grocery last there is no doubt in my mind context with the period in is without sin should cast the 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, Saturday und overheard a the shows will 'go on. which the event occurred. At first stone. and include addr~ss . and telephone 1111mber. No unsigned let, lady say, "When I come June Ashley I know for a fact Jhat the this same time, the li.S. ters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, back to this world I want to next casting time is schedRacine legally segregated its troops, coine back as an Ooompa addressing issues, not personalities. Leuers of tltanks to orga- · uled for June and the group and . states legally had Jim Loompa," and I decided one nitations and individuals will not be accepted for publicatio11. has chosen · . " Fiddler On the Crow laws. Fortunately, segof us was crazy and then it Roof." If you have · always regation, Jim Crow laws , clicked .... she had attended . wanted to act now is the time and the like are no longer the River City Players Dear Editor: to get on board. All interestlegal. Despite the se past Production of "Willy Wonka We have four people run- · and the Chocolate Factory." ed fo lks are welcome .... wrongs, thi s is still the best ning for Meigs County audi " Reader Services · (UsPs 213·96.0) I had purchased tickets to Me"' Oh no! I will just sit country in the world. Even tor in the May .2 primary. Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. attend and take . a ·young back and enjoy the fruits of . Syracu se once denied blacks I' ve noticed all the signs Our main concern in all stories is 10 be Publ ished every afternoon, Mohday friend of mine. We attended the effons of a great group being in the village after along the roadways. I'm sure througH Friday, 111 Court Street, accurate. If you know of an error in a the Sunday afternoon show- . known as the River City dark, but that doesn't mean you have, too: But one thing ~om eroy. Ohio. Second-class postage Mr. Fields ' home village bothers me. Only one candistory, 'call the newsr:oom at ( ~40 ) 992· . paid 81 Pomero y ing and I will have to say Players. See you there. Marjorie M. Walburn isn't a fine place now. 21 56. · Member: The Assoc,.led Press and Ihe after living in Meigs County date's signs were, purchased Middleport Ohio Newspaper Association. DAR promotes its . here in Meigs County.- "The The for 50 years this was the Poetmaater: Send address corrections Our main number Is contest to get students to get other three (the multi-col· most fun thing I had ever to The Daily Sentinel.' 111 Court Street (740) 992-2156. good basic. ~nowledge of ored ones, not the white one experienced. We had a super Pom eroy, Ohio 45769. history so that they can theri with black letters) were purDepartment extensions are: Oompa Loompa Time. study it more deeply - the chased from out-of-state My hat is off to the Holzer Subscription Rates positive and negative - if vendors who specialize in By carrier or motor route Clinic for spon soring the News One month .. . ...... ..'10.27 they wish. No reasonable political signs . show and to Hometown · Dear Editor: Editor: Charlene Hoeflich, Ext 12 One year ... . . . . . . . . .'123 .24 Market for their pre-producA recent negative letter person could protest this' What should we .think of Reporter : Brian Reed, Ext. 14 Dally .... . .... . . . . .... .50" goal. However, Mr. Fields tion part y. I learned yesterDAR need s against the Reporter: Belh Sergent. Ext ,13 candidates seeking an office Senior Citizen rates · One month ..... . ... •. .'9.24 day tha t one thousand ti ckets addre~sin g. The letter' first is implies that the negative side in ·Meigs County who won 't One year ..... . ... .. .'103.90 were so ld •and I know why. I critical · of a 60-year-old of history should be the pri- even . purchas.e campaign Adverti!!ing Subscribers Should rem~ In advarlOO direct sat and watched the people e.vent and then switches mary focus over a balanced matenal s, destgned to get Oulalde Safoo: Dave}larris, Ext. 15 to 1he Dally SentineL,N o subsc ripti'o n by around me and rest assured themes to the unrelated view. To assume that . any our votes. in the county? .Out1kle Salea: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 ' mail permitted in areas where home the.y were all h'aving a fu·n claim of 'misportraying his-· nation or organization must · One candidate has purc8rrle r Service 1s ava ilable . CleuJCirc.: Judy Park . Ext 10 forever be without mistakes chased every piece of camtime as my young fri end and tory. Mall Subscription · I were. Why does. Mr. Fields feel to (,e worthy of its existence paign material right here in Inside Melgo Coun1y General Manager There are plan s in the the need to denigrate the is both frivolous and foolish . Meigs County. I'm not say13 Weeks J32 26 Char1ene HoeHich. Ext 12 making for the River City DAR over an event so far One who feel s otherwi se is ing that th~ others won't pur26 Weeks .. . ...... ... '64 2 0 Playe rs to have a building removed that is has no bear- 10 be forever disappointed cha se campa1 gn materials 52 Weeks . . . ! 127 .11 E-mail: built fo r their plays. I am a ing to · toda y? Thi s is the and disillusioned. ·here as the race continues, news@ mydailysentinel.com Ou1slde Meigs County . fi rm heli ever thi s will hap- same mantra of the liberal' The DAR now promotes but they didn 't start out that 13 Weeks . . . . . . . . ..'53.55 pen . You see, Amy Erwin press, which so dislike s the the plal:e men1 of a .black way. Think about that. 26Weeks .,... .' 107.10 Web: Perrin had ·a dream and much more cnn serva1ive Revolution ary soldiers' Kathleen }. Morris 52 Weeks . . . . . . . . . .'2 14 .21 www.mydailysentinel .com along with her mom Cathy DAR . monument in D.C., black Long Bottom 1 ., . Friday, March 31,2006 Anita is the poster girl for the risen Lord . I first heard about Anita several years ago when I attended Easter Sunrise services at City Mis sion in George Cleveland. Anita wasn' t Plagenz there . She now lived in a village in . retirem ent Californi a. But almost everybody at the City rise service - and apoloMission remembered her. " Nearly 40 years before, gized for being Iate . Her having hit the depths of sin name was Hilda. All told , about 100 of us - prostitution. the whole made it to the sunrise serbit - Anita and a girlfriend vice at City Mission on a made a suicide pa~t. They were on their way to the wet· Easter morn!ng when East 9th St. pier in there was no sunrise - to Clevela11d to carry it out. worship in a place that had They would jump into Lake none of. the usual Easter trappings. Erie and end it all. ' There was no choir, no But on the way they processional and no lilies passed the City Mission and decided to .stop i11. in th~ . ·chancel. Actually, They never made it to the there was no chancel. In pier. Their lives were this · plainest of rooms at reclaimed, and, for many City Mission, you could years after. Anita was one see the heating pipes . runof tho se who gave testimo- ning across the ceiling. Not on Iy were ~here . no ny at City Mission on stained-glass windows, Easter morning. . · She wasn 't there on this there were no windows at Easter morning. But there all . Somehow, though were others who had been an.d maybe this is the real Easter regulars for many miracle of Easter - the years . One was a middle- ri sen Lord has made an aged woman who got up at appearance here for 68 4 a.m. and. walked two years - ever since S\)me miles to the bus in the rain · businessmen decided that an<;! early-morning dark- the Cleve! and churches ness to get to the 6:30 sun- needed an ''arm" in the area www.mydailysentinel.com Friday, March 31,2006 PageA4 COLUMBUS Grappling wiih the political fallout over high-risk investments, the state insurance fund for injured workers will charge employers more start·ing this summer as it looks to protect its portfolio, the agency said Thursday. The• Bureau· of Workers' Compensation's oversight comm ission agreed to raise private employer premiums 3.9 percent July I, and also to raise rates for about three- Speaker fromPageA1 At the assembly Herman presents ·how stud~nts can overcome school violence, harassment and sexual activity that can result 'in severe conseque nces . Herman does this · by asking students to value people for who they are, not what li ke they look like or can do phy sically. ' quarters of Ohio's state agencies by varying degrees . .The move raised eyebrows in the business commun ity. · "The last thing we need is to return to the days where Workers' Cofllp is impeding the ability of employers to create jobs," said Ty Pine, an Ohio lobbyist for the National Felleration of Independent Business. "I'm not saying that's the sit.uation we're in, but as premiums go higher, that is certainly a concern to business owners across the state.'.' In 2003, the last year for Herman is from Littleton. Colo. and is said to be 'one of the nations ' premiere speakers on character development and sexual choices and consequence s. "The best choice is an · informed choice." as Herman often state s at over 2000 assembles to over one million teen s. · His speech· is said to last one hour. Herman will be at Meigs High School from 8:45 a.m. which numbers were avail- improvement s and rate impact able, the bureau collected I can make." Mabe said . about $2.2 billion from about "When you have a $15 billion 283,000 employers, for an portfolio sitting at. 2.5 percent average of about $7,000. when you could be getti n£ Premiums can vary depending 4 .75 or 5 percent. you ' re talkon the risk level of the job. BWC Administrator ing·ahout a lot of lost income... . William Mabe said increases are modest now, but won't be if the bureau's giant insurance FRI 3131106 • THURS 416106 fund remains invested in the TUES BARGAIN Sl.7! ADMISSION E11cluct.s Cert•ln ultra-safe bond market where Box Office Opens @ it is making minimal interest. . 6 : 30 PM MON· FRI. "What I'm telling the board . 12:30 PM FOR SAT & SUN is, in your conservatism. don't ICE AGE (PG13) take it so far down that you· re 1 :00 3:00 7:00 & 9 :00 offsetting what operational Pk;tu~- to 9:45 a.m .. at Meigs Middle School from 10:15 ~ . rn . to II: 15 a.m., and at Southern HighSchool from I p.m. to 2· p.m. on Wednesday. April 5. His appearance is fund ed · by Temporary ·Assi 1tance to . Needy Families fund s which also funds the county's Abstinence Build s Charact~r Program . (PG13) SHE' S THE MAN 1 :15 3 : 15 7 :15&9: 15 THE SHAGGV DOG (PG ) 1 ;10 3 : 10 7 :10 & 9 : 10 THE HILLS HAVE EYES (R J ' FAILURE TO LAUNCH (PG13) 1 :20 . 3 : 20 , 7 :20 & 9 : 20 STARTING FRI .. APRIL 7, 2006 · THE BENCHWAAMERS & TAKE THE lEAD you want office operated in a friendly, business-like manner? ELECT Prirnarv .• Adam Phillips. Dingess said that .about 180 students auditioned for the 80 slots in ' the honor band. He from PageA1 noted that the concert will be formance on Saturday night. professionally recorded. and that recordings can be As previou sly . annoui1ced ordered that night or later. several students from Eastern Rehearsals begin at. noon and one from Southern were today tinct conclude 'at 9 p.m. also selected for the band. with a dinner break , then Fiom Ea~tern were Taylor resume on Saturday at 9 a. m. Ru ssell; Brandon Bartee, an·d continue to 5:30 p.m. David Maxson, and Autumn . with a break for ·lunch. The Hauber. and from Southern . . concert begins at 7:30p.m. Band JfiL Memorial Day ORDER NOW! regl~ter for a free monument "Servi11~ Meirs Co. for m•er J years! qjeauti[uf £,l(emories £,l(o11umenrs 24tt Jackson A.-e. Poin1 Pleasan1, WV 675-2015 Toll Free 45065 Eagle Ridge lid . . _ _ Pome,::':~: o H , 877 299 1600 n•· 7440 ,• Your Vote N~eded and Appreciated!· REMINDER . · Residents Village of Middleport Deadline for Village Income Tax Return . Aprill7, 2006 . This will also be the end of the Amnesty Program Payment Plans Available ail or preset) I thi~ ad for I 0 o/o discount and Oiler 25 years experience in dealing with pe~ople~ and operating government offices. Returns musl be in the Income Tax Office On the DAY of the D'eadline �BY THE -B END fhe Daily Sentinel Community·Calendar Public meetings POMEROY PERI Local Chapter 74 will meet adt the ' Meigs County Multipurpose ·senior Center for lunch at . noon. Beth Shaver, director of the Meigs County Council on Aging. will be the speaker. Monday, April 3 SYRACUSE Sutton rownship . Trustees, 7 p.m. 'yracuse Village Hall. LETART - Letart T'ownship Trustees, · 6:30 ;•. m.. office building. Youth events 1\Jesday, April 4 RUTLAND Rutland .·ouncil. reg11Iar session, · :30 p.m.. Civic Center. Saturday, April I HARRISONVILLE Harrisonvi lle Lodge · 411, 7:30 p.m. at the hall . Those attending to take nonperish 7 able food item for Grand Lodge Food Drive. · Refreshments. Clubs and organizations Sunday, April 2 RAC IN E Racine '~ ha pter ·134, O.E.S . practice •or inspection, 2 p.m. at hall. ;ltTicers to attend. Church events Friday, March 31 POMEROY - Stations of Monday, April 3 the 'Cross, 7 p.m., Sacred RAC INE Racine Heart Church. '' hapter 134, O.E.S. annual MIDDLEPORT - Free .nspection, 7:30 p.m. Racine community . dinner, 4:30 to \ lasonic Lodge hall . 6:30 p.m., Middleport [{efreshments. Church of Christ. Menu is ham loaf, baked potato or Thesday, April 4 noodles, green beans, roll MIDDLEPORT and dessert. Carryout after ·I iddleport Lodge 363, 5:15 p.m. only. ' '&AM, business meeting, ::30 p.m. Members to take Saturday, April 1 ·•on-perishable food items REEDSVILLE - Gospel for the Grand Masters Food ExJ?ress puppets at Eden, .flank. Refreshments. Unued Brethren Church SYRACUSE - Syracuse Easter program, 7 p.m. Comm un ity Board o'f Information about booking ~J irectors, 7 p.m. at the nome puppets from Bobby. f Bub Wingett. Barringer, 378-6328. CHESTER Chester :ounci l, Daughters of Sunday, April 2 America, 7:30 p.m. at the MIDDLEPORT vfasonic hall. Initiation will Screenin~ of 'The Passion of · •e held. Members to wear the Chnst," 6 p.m., Ash ., hite . Erma Cleland to Street Church. Contact 992·Jbserve 93rd . birthday 6443. Wednesday. Cards to be sent MIDDLEPORT - Potluck ,,, her at Box 23, Chester. dinner honoring Les Hayman who will be moving to Friday, April 7 . G~orgia, noon, Ash Street I Church. Take a covered dish. COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov. Bob Taft signed a bill Thursday Monday, April 3 that gives tax breaks to highFLATROCK, W.Va. Practice for members of the volume distribution companies, Mason County Area Choir, 7 bitt he vetoed a provision that p.m., Good Shepherd United would have delayed new rules Methodist Church. All tor building home sewage syschurches welcome to partici- tems. pate. The bill exempt' companies that export at least half their goods out of state and that do at Wednesday, April 5 CHESTER -Chester least $500 million in business United Methodist Cnurch each year from paying Ohio's. will have a dinner to support new 0.26 percent tax on gross missions at the church with receipts. serving from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The exemption is targeted Carry-out available. Call toward companies wllose main Lori Arnott, 742-8903 for business is moving goods never more information. intended for Ohio consumer.;. Most of the affected companies are connected to the air-freight business: The bill is pan of legislation Monday, April 3 that slightly reshuffles the state's LANGSVILLE TB Clinic will be at hte Star · spending priorities over the next Grange Hall, 5 to 6 pi.m. for 14 months. The $500 million threshold is skin . testing. Readmg will up fi'om $100 million tlie House take place, _5 p.m. Apnl 5. · had set in the same bill. Taft had thfeatened to veto any plan that Th.esday, April 4 provided the exemption to comPOMEROY Cancer panies doing less ~han $500 milResource Center, ribbon cut- ' ting II :30 p.m. , open house, lion in business per year. The exemption would apply II a.m. - 5 p.m., Mulberry to about 15 companies and cost · Community Center. the state $37.5 million a year Refreshments. . when the new tax is fully imple- · mented in 2010, Ohio Department of Taxation spOkesman Gary Gudinundson Sunday; April 2 ~d. . MIDDLEPORT - · Kate. Taft vetoed a provisibn that Wilson be 90 years old wo1,1ld have blocked the Ohio on April 2. Cards may be Department of Health from sent to Overbrook Center, . implementing rules ·regulating Page Street, Middleport. home-sewage systems for one year, until July 2007. The proviWednesday, AprilS sion's sponsor, Sen. Lynn ALFRED Nina R. Wachtmann of Napoleon, ~d Robinson, formerly ·of the rules were. confusing to Alfred, will observe her 90th homeowners and wou14 signifibirthday on April 5. Cards cantly add to the cost of such may be sent to her at 7 11 systems. Belrock Rd., Apt. I 10, ~ The legacy of poorly operatBelpre, Ohio 45714. ing sewage systems in Ohio is well recognized," TUft said in a statement. "Current rules are outdated and do not adequately provide for the appropriate treatment of waste. Therefore, this veto is in the public interest." Other events Birthdays will . CHICK DAYS fa ARE HERE Now accepting orders 2-3 days delivery Chicks provided by Mount Healthy Hatcheries • The Daily Sentinel . . Subscribe today 992-2155 ________________ ' ..~ 2006 Phillips~nsspoton RACINE Adam Phillips, a junior at Southern High School, recently competed in the Di strict · 17 Honor Band try-outs at Ohio University and received first tuba all district. District 17 includes the counties of Athens. Meig s, Vintop, Gallia, Jackson , Lawrence and ' Scioto. By placing so well at' the try-outs, Phillips earned a spot on the District 17 Honor Band which will be performing at 7:30 p.m. this Saturday at Ohio University's Memorial Audi torium . 'Phillips is a member of the Southern High School Band. .the University of Rio Grande -· OLL, NOW FREE, SPEAKS ·OUT Y lHREE MONTHS IN IN IRAQ Bv MARIAM FAM Adam Phillips Symphonic Band, and is currently working on materials to compete for All-State Band. · breastfeed and' that breastfeeding is . an important aspect of nutrition. Many experts believe breast milk is the most perfect food fo r the new born as it is easily digested and helps build the newborn's immu ne system . Cl)ll . the Meigs County WIC program at 992-0392 to see if you qualify fo r services: WIC is part of the Help Me Grow Campaign. The Meigs County WI(' Program director is Debbie Howell , RN. Smite l Now you COin own tro• plc turo Ollltlal u ntorgenable momen t captu•ed In tho. n -..pApooc Photue 0oo<::<:t<n11 tlrnelee• wh~n tn~med Visit Friday, March 31,2006 Carroll's face seemed whether Carroll would have rounder, perhaps because of given a different assessment months without exerci se. The in the interview Thursday BAGHDAD, Iraq Washington Post reported her were she not still in Iraqi t\merican reporter Jill saying that she had eaten hands - albeit the offices of · tarroll's three-month hostage even when she was not hun- a Sunni political party. . ordeal ended Thursday when gry rather than give offense U S. Ambassador Zalmay she Was left on a Baghdad by turning down meals. Khalilzad made an unusual ·street in front of a Sunni Her sllltement that -the cap- appearance at Thucsday's· political party office. She tors never threatened her was weekly American military appeared composed and eager a marked Contrast to earlier briefing and told reporters he, to talk about her 82 days held videotapes released by the learned of Carroll 's ·release captive in a tiny room: kidnappers to Arab televi sion about I p.m. '.'It's important people know stations. "No U.S. person entered that I was not harmed," she Carroll wept in ,a Jan . 30 into any arrangements with said. tape on AI-Jazeera television, anyone . By U.S . pers9n I Wearing a green . Islamic • and the · voiceover of the mean Lhe United States mishead scarf and a gray 'lmqi video said she appealed for sion," Khalilzad said. robe, Carroll was dropped off He also said there was no authorities to free all women at ' midday near an office of prisoners i~ Iraq to help wjn connection between the the Iraqi Islamic Party. She her release. recent release of several walked inside and was then Ten days later, in a video female Iraqi detainees and driven 20 minutes to party dated Feb. 2 and aired by a Carioll's freedom . headquarters, where she private Kuwaiti TV channel, "What we did before had called her family and gave an Carroll spoke in a strong no connection with Jill interview to . Baghdad voice, saying she had sent a Carroll," Khalilzad said, "We Television -before being handletter to prove she was alive still have a few female ed over to U.S. authorities. and .now was appe_aring on detainees - four ·- and The 28-year-old freelancer television for the same pur- . that 's all I can say on that." . for The Christian Science pose. . · German authorities have Monitor said her kidnappers "I am here . I am fine . arrested a man ·who is confined her to a small, Plea.se just do whatever they accused of trying to e:t~tort $2 soundproof room with frosted want, give them whatever million from the Monitor by windows but treated her well. AP' Photo they want as quickly as possi- promising to win Carroll's Although her captors issued American reporter Jill Carroll speaks during an interview with APTV after her release, Thursday, ble . There is a very short · freedom. televised threats to kill .. in Baghdad, Iraq . Carroll was set free Thursday, police said, nearly three ll)Onths after she was time. Please do it fast. That's The Monitor 's editor, Carroll if American forces did kid napped in a bloody ambush that killed her translator. Her editor said she was "fine." Carroll, all." Richard Bergenheim, said no not release women prisoners, 28, was handed over to the Iraqi Islamic Party office in Amiriya, western Baghdad, by an Her captors, calling them- money had been exchanged she said: "They never said unknown group, Police Lt. Col. Falah ai-Mohammedawi said . Sh·e was later turned over to the se)ves the Revenge Brigades, for Carroll' s release. "We they would hit me , never Americans and was believed to be in the heavily fortified Green Zone, he said. had demanded the release of simply know she was threatened me in any way." all women d~tainees in Iraq dropped off at the lraq,r Carroll said she did not "We' re thrilled," she told The being held. Carroll said, she was allowed by Feb. 26 and said Carroll Islamic Party headquarters, ' know who her kidnappers Associated Press. Carroll was abducted Jan. ·7 only on one Oj:Casion to read would be killed if that didn't he said: Tariq al-Hashirhi, leader of were, where she was held or Carroll's release came a in Baghdad's western Adil a newspaper and watch tele- happen. Dr. David Wellish, a psy- the Iraqi Islamic Party, also why she was set free. Shortly· day after her twin, Katie, neighborhood while going to vision, and was largely .before slie was released, the pleaded on Arab television interview Sunni Arab politi- unaware of what was happen- chologist \l.i the UCLA School denied knowledge of a ranjournalist said, "They just for her freedom . On cian Adnan al -Dulaimi. Her ing in the outside world. · of Medicine, said he had the som payoff or his party's. came to me and said, 'OK, Thursday, the sisters also translator was killed in the "I was kept in a very good , impression Carroll was suf- involvement in . negotiating we're letting you go now.' · spoke by phone. attack about 300 yards from . small safe place. a safe room. fering from a psychological Carroll 's release. Carroll is the fourth nice · furntture," she said. trauma known as "Stockholm "She called me because she al·Dulaimi's office. That's all.'' syndrome," a survival mechaWestern hostage to be · freed The U.S. ambassador said ,remembered my number. I About 12: 15 p.m. Thursday adding that she was given there was no ransom paid by was dreaming that this would in west Baghdad's Amiriyah clothing and ple~1ty of food. · nism in which a hostage in eight days. On March 23, the American embassy, but be the way I'd find out neighborhood, Carroll was "I was allpwed to take show- begins to empathize with his U.S. and British soldiers freed Briton Norman Kember, 74. hi s remarks le.ft open the that she'd call me in the mid- · dropped near a branch office ers, go to the bathroom when or her. captors. "Jill Carroll clearly went and Canadians James Loney, question of whether "arrange· die of the . night like thi s," of the Iraqi Islamic Party. I wanted," she said. They lrients" were made by others. Katie said, according to the Carroll walked into the office, "never hit me, never even down the Stockholm syn- · 41, and Harmeet Si ngh drome spectrum part of the Sooden. 32, from a house None of the kidnappers was Monitor. "~ h e sounded great. carrying a letter in Arabic threatened to hit 'me. way," he said. aMing he west of Baghdad. But a fourth "I tho11ght I was not free. It captured, he said . J just want to thank everyone from her kidnappers instructwas difficult because I didn 't . thought it would take her "a member of the Christian In the interview. Carroll who's prayed and given us ing the party to help her. She "introduced herself as know what would happen to few weeks to get over it and Peaceniakers Teams group seemed well and animated suppornhrough this time, and held hostage, Americ~ Tom and spoke in a strong voice. we're obviously looking fo r- Jill Carroll ... and gave us a me." she told the Baghdad regain perspective." Television interviewer. It was unclear. however. Fox. was killed earlier. letter in Arabic that written She frequently tucked· her ward to ·some private time asked the .Islamic Party help hair under her headscarf. and with Jill." appeared excited to be free Pres.ident Bush said he her," Alaa Maki, a party nearly three months after she ·rejoiced at the news. "I'm just member, told rep<?rter.;. Carroll was then taken by was ambushed and her trans- really 9rateful she was laror killed. released, ' he said. He · an· armored car to the party's Carroll 's father Jim, stand- thankco those "who . worked headquarters, where she was ing on the porch of h.is home so hard for her release. I'm interviewed by the partyowned Baghdad Television in Chapel Hilt. N.C .. said he glad she's alive." was asleep when the phone With Carroll's release there · and given a co py of th e rang at about 6 a. m. "Hi. Dad. are no more foreign journal- Quran, the Islamic holy book. This is Jill . I'm released," the ists held hostage in Iraq, but that appeared to be covered in voice on the other end said. two Iraqi journalists kid-· gold feaf. . During her captivity, "Obviously we are . thiilled napped on Feb. I are still and relieved that she has been released," he said. lt>.. ~ ;· ....;;... )~' . )j: the Near Chicago, reporter 's mother, Mary Beth Carroll, said she was trying to · figure out travel plans so she ,could hug her daughter again. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER · Meigs County VVIC and National Nutrition ·Month POMEROY March -is Nat ional Nutrition ·Month though nutrition is on the minds of the Women, . Infants, Children (W IC) program year round. The Meigs County WIC program can help women .. infants and children aged birth to five years. If you are pregnant or ha ve chi 1dren less than five years of age the WIC program can help provide nutritio us foods for your family. WIC program The believes babies are born to PageA7 NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel District 17.Honor Band or printed on a m u g or mou!HI Dlld. www. mydaliyaenUnel. com and clldo. thlil bluei:)Ut'l()n . News and information for senior citizens of the Tri-County... Make Someone Feel !EGGS' -TRA SPECIAL... ! a Daily Sentinel Local stocks APRT1~14, Senior Citizens make · up 65% of the total population of the Tri-County. , To reach this group, contact your Advertising Representative. 2006 ~ &it .. . ·. . • ~alhpolts :matlp ~ribune • l)oint l)leasant . . l\egtster • The Daily Sentinel informed ,,j Friday, March 31, ' DEAR ABBY: My daughter able to confront your mother. :r ,ul u" /TIOved in with a man Atier that, you may want · to ·11 call AI a year and a half consider relocation, because rgo. telling us this was the your mother is off the charts, 11an she was going to marry and she's not likely to change . md spend the rest of her life DEAR ABBY: I'm planning D~ar vith. So my husband and I to host ~ dinner party next Abby ,, elcomed him to the family. rnonth and invite a few of my They now have a baby, and friends. I plan for this to be a till there has been no wed."girls' night."· (We are all ling. ,AJ came to us eight between 18 and 23.) . nonths ago to ask our permisMy problem is that most, if ' ion to ask Lulu to marry him. my hair length, color: and not all, of my friends live with <Ve consented. He appears to style, my weight, my love life, their cell phones attached to mve had conveniem memory what car I drive, . what job I their ears! As can be expected, oss about asking and - with- have and where I live. most of the calls have to deal >ut going into details - has My mother wants me to date with boy drama. I'd like for ·roven himself to be extreme- only doctors. She has even the evening to be free of all :-· ·self-centered, controlling, threatened to cut me out of her that. How can 1politely let my 111d a negative influence on will if I "settle" (her ,word) for guests , know that I' d prefer '.'hat was once our happy. out· som~one who doesn' t have a they don't answer calls at the · m ing daughter. med1cal degree. I wannterest- dinner table? _ POLITE ' We · now realize that AI is ed m a man who owned h1s ' HOSTESS-TO- BE IN .omeone we don't care to own busmess, but she made · TEXAS · .1ave in our family, and we'd me so miserable that I simply DEAR HOSTESS-TO-BE: 'ike to know how (if it's possi· stopped datmg. When you issue the invita'Jie) to rescind our blessing on 1.. want to respect her tions, tell your friends it will ·!Jeir marriage.- CHANGED because she 1s my mother, and be a cell phone-free, ladies')l TR MINDS DOWN ! know she loves me. Can you. only dinner art . Th .f . P Y en., 1 help me figure out how to get >OUTH DEAR CHANGED OUR her to back off and let me Ji ve ~y~ne bn~gs one, . you re \11N DS: If I were you , I my life my way? By the way, .tthm your nghts to ask her to wouldn't raise the subject of 1 arn ·41 . _ PEACEFUL tum 11 off, and no ~ne should ~e o.ffended. (It s called marriage with Al at all. Your. REBEL IN OHIO PEACEFUL he~?,mg them off at the DEAR . jaughter 's lover appears to be REBEL: I' II try. Start by talk- pass ·) . . ,n no hurry to make any trips wi th a licensed mental ~ea~ Abby IS wntten by ing to the altar. Do, however, ··mention" to your daughter health professional , preferably Ab1gatl Van Buren, . a.lso :hat you had hoped she'd find one who specializes in helping known as Jeanne Phtlltps, J husband who would cherish young adults to "individuate" and was fou~ded by. ~er 1er and make her happier than from controlling parents. Once mo!her, Paulme Ph!lltps. Dear Abby at · •\I seems to have. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI1ER CLEVELAND - A man was indicted Thursday on charges of fatally shooting a . millionaire doctor fium Pennsylvania along' the Ohio . Turnpike whileaJ.legedly stalking the victim. : An indictment n:tumed . in U.S. District Court charged Damian . Bradford, 24, of Monaca, Pa.. about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, with .interstate stalking with the intent to kill and hardSs Dr. Gulam Moonda, resulting in his shoot-. lng death. . . , · Bradford and the doctor s wife, Donna Moonda, 46, who apparently met in drug reha)Jili, la(ion, were i)aving an affair and tvfoonda ~lanned to divorce her husband m hopes of obtaining up to $4 million, authorities said. The doctor's will indicated his wife would get 20 percent of his by his office. Bradf9rd, who has denied estate - an estimated $ L2 milinvolvement in Moonda's death. lion - and their home. also wa5 indicted on one count Donna Moonda ha~ not been charged. U.S. Attorney Gregory of using a frreann .in an interstate A. White, who announced the · .crime. indictments, declined to disHe could face life in prison if cuss s'pecifics of the case. convicted, White said. The stalkincluding a possible motive, or er-related kiUing indictment "is whether Donna Moonda was tantamount to a murder charge." under investigation. he said. · 'The investigation is ongo- · A perjury indicunent returned ing," he said repeatedly. . ~ against a friend of Bradford who White said he and Cuyahoga acted as his alibi.. Charlene County Prosecutor Bill Mason McFrazier. 21, of Leetsdale, Pa., il) Cleveland had agreed to alleged that when testifying continue with the federal case before a federal grJnd jury on without ruling out a state mur- · March I , she said under oath der case. that she met with Bradford in Mason issued a brief state- Beaver ·County on May 13, ment acknowledging his 2005; between 6 p.m. and 7 ·agreement to .have the case go p.m., when in fact she did not to federal court. He didn't · comment on whether there might \;Je a ·State ·. inurder case and death penalty prosecutiOn South Carolina wins NIT, B8 DNA will clear Duke \acrqsse· players, BS Friday, March 31, 2006 ·Fabulous Final Four pits Mason against the big boys Bv EDDIE PELLS LocAL SCHEDULE . GAUIPOLIS- A sche!'.luls ot upcoming college and high school varsity spor1ing events InVOlVIng teams frtJm Gallla, Me1gs and Mason counties . Today's ggmaa Baseball Alexander at Eastern, 4:30 p.m. -Point Pleasant at' Sissonville, 7 p.m. Meigs at River.Valley, 4:30 ·p.ni. Chesapeake. at South·Gallia, 4:30p.m. Meigs at River Valley, '4:30p.m. Softball . Chesapeake at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m . Alexander at Eastern, 4:30 p.m. Meigs at River Valley, 4:30 p.m.· · Wahaina at Parkersburg Ca~hollc. 5·p.m. Track and Field River Valley, Meig!! at Athens, 4:15p.m. leonle . Point Pleasant at Williamstown, 3:3o·p_.m. College Baseball Salem lnt'l at Rio ~rande (DH ), 1 p.m. College Softball Rio Gra~de at West Virginia State~ 2 p.m .. AP Photo u.s. Attorney Greg White, center, annouf"!ces a two count federal indictment agafnst Damian Bradford during a news conference at the LJ .S. Courthouse m Cleveland Thursday. Bradford IS chrged in the death of Dr. GulamMoonda, who was shot and kliled along the Oh1o Turnp1ke 1n May 2005. Ohio State J-iighway Patrol Superintendent Col . Paul McClellan ilstens to the left of White .. Highs around 70. · Sundoy night... Partly cloudy with a . chance _of showers , Not as cool w1th. lows around 50~ Chance of rain 40 percent. Monday ... ShoVJers likely · with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 70s. Ch<mce of rain 60 percent. Monday night...Mostly· cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the mid 40s. ChanGe of rain 40 percent. .T uesday ... Pa,rtly cloudy. Highs in the lower 60s. .. Tuesday night and Wednesday ... Mostly clear. Lows around 40. 1-lighs in the upper 60s. · · Wednesday night...Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 40s. Thursday ... Partly cloudy -with a 30 percent chance of showers. Highs around 70. Pleasant Valley Hospital, including the Board of . Chesapeake at South Gallia (OH), .. Meigs at Jackson (DH), 11 a.m. Track and Field Point Pleasant at Hurricane, TBA . Trustees, members of the medical statf, employees and noon ,Galha Ac8demy at lronJon Invitational, 10 a.m. · · Eastern at Williamstown, 10 a.m. College Baieball Rio Grande ·at Tennessee Wesleyan (DH). 1:30 p.m. Dr. Choi will.be officially closing his Pleasant Valley Hospital affiliated practice on that date. lt is expected that a general surgeon will.be available at the same office location prior to April 30, 2006. · Dr. Choi, thank you for the difference you have made ..'. ***MOW NOW, PAY LATER.* • * * DRIVE --.,.....;.......-------:--'- POint Pleasant girts at Sissonville. 4:30 p.m. American Legion Baseball Post 128 tryout meeting set ' ' . •• CoNrAcrUs . " OVP Scoreline (5 p.m.-12 a.m.) 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 or 992·5287 (Meigs Co.) Fax -:... 1·740 -446-3008 E-mail - spo rtsOmyda11ysentmel.com APRIL 1 & 2 12 Months- No Payments, No Interest.* With a $501 minimum purchase made m h Tracta s.wy Co. PII'SO'liJ Credt Card Ap-111 I 2, 2(lm lliy. One cap ·J B tmetdd, wtile $' Qiias lut Fird ycu local slcn br wisiti111 www.myTSCstcra.com. . . Bryan Walters/photo Southern starter Butch Marnhout d.e\ivers a fastt>a\1 during Thursday 's non-league contest with W<!hama at Star Mill Park. Marnhout went four. inni.ngs and picked UP. the winning decision in the Tornadoes 18·7' victory. · . ' Southern blasts White Falcons in five innings . . Bv GARY CLARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACINE Butch Marnhout d~ove in eight . runs with a double and two home runs and the Southern Tornadoes feasted on a quar.tet ' ·o f .Wahama pitchers Thursday evening as the Tornadoes crushed the visit.ing White Falcons by an 187 score. . The contest laste.d only five innings due to the I0-. run mercy rule being exercised. Marnhout stroked a two" run .double durjng an eight run second inning explosion by the Tornadoes before adding a two run homer and a grand slam round trippei in a 10 run' third frame for the· Southern diamond nine. Brad ·crouch and J.R . · ~rts $t~;tff Brad Sherman, Sports. Editor (740.) 446-234.2, ed. 33 · bsherman@mydallytrlbune.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446·2342. ed . 23 bwa!! ers@ mydailytnbune com Larry Crum, Sports Wrlt"r t.740)' 446-2342 . eJC.t.' 33 · l c r um@mydallyr~lster . corn ' ' . Hupp added iwo hits apiece with Crouch delivering a run scoring double in addition to Wes Riffle driving in a run with a triple during the huge offensive night for the Meigs County team. Wahalna drnpped its secorid straight contest to fall to 2:2 on the 'season with the White Falcons cont inuing to experience a great deal of difficulty fieldin g the base- .PrEp Softball . Wahama wipes Qut Lady.Tornadoes CORRECTION In Thursday 's sp011s · edition ·of The Daily Sentinel, it was reported that . Brittany Bi ssell earned the winning. deci sion in Eastern's \8-11 victory over Federal Hocking. Danielle Carroll came in ·durin g the third inning for relief and was the actual winning pitc her. Carroll and the Lady Eagles . picked up their first victory in that CO lltest: ' Please see Playoffs, Bl Tennl8 , Spring Valley at Wahama , 4:30 p.m. GET AFREE BALL CAP ·WITH TEST Plea$e see Final 4, 88 ,· Please see Blasts, Bl Baseball Marietta at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. St. Joe at Wahama, 5 p.m. Point Pleasant at Poca. 7 p.m. Eastern at Belpre, 5 p.m. River Valley.at Chesapeake, 5 p.m Meigs at' Southern, 5 p.rrl · . Softball Gallia Academy at M~rietta , 5' p.m. Meigs at Southern, 5 p.m. · Eastern at Belpre, 5 p.m. River Valley at C~esapeake. 5 p.m. . ROCK SPRINGS - ·Tryout dates for Post 12.8 American Legion baseball team all play- . ers aie set for M~y 24, 25 <md 26 (everyone must come to all three. only exception is if your high school team is still playing in .the s'tate touma1ilent) at Meigs High School. · Post 128 plays its home games in Meigs County. but receives players from both Meigs and . Gallia Counties from these respective scl)ools: Gallia Academy, River Valley, Meigs Local, Eastern and Sou them. ·Froni the se tryouts. the Post 128 team for 2006 (19 years old and under) as well as·a Junior Legion team ( 15-16 year aids) will be selected. There will be an organizational nieeting at the. old American Legion building in Middleport on Sunday, Apljl 2 at 2 p.m . Everyone who wishes to try ot'1t for the team or the . . junior team is sirongly recommended to attend this meeting on April 2. . Questions should be direct. ed to coach Chris Stewart (740) 591-4605 or e-mail diamondD I @co lumbu s. rr.co . m. In a different year, against a ball. Coach Tom Cullen's nine committed eight errors on the day to give the Bend Area team a total of 21 mis cues during its last three out lflgs. Marnhout. the first of three Southern pitchers in the contest. came awav · with the mound win aft.er allow · ing just two ruris. 011e Walsh at Rio Grande. 2 p.m. Mgnctay April 3 a general surgeon, who will be retiring on April 30, 2006. . CLJ;:VELAND (AP) The Cavaliers made sure there would be no collapse · this year. . A seitson after missing the playoffs by a. game, . the Cavaliers are headed to the postseason for the first tirhe . since 1998, ending the third longe-st drought in James the NBA. LeBron James couldn ·t be happier. "All of us are on cloud nine," James said. Cleveland (42 ·29) clinched a postseason spot with a I 0794 . win over Dallas on Wednesday night and has · · won six straight. . "This team went through a lor of ups and downs. injuries to Larry (Hughe s), losing streaks." Cavaliers center Zydrunas 1\gauskas . said. " People doubted us. expected us to falter." Last season, the Cavaliers went I 2- 19 after" the All-Star break to finish 42-40. They looked like they might repeat that fall . going 1-5 after the ·. break and struggling without . Hughes. their tOp free-agent acquisition. But Flip Murray. acquired from Seattle at the trade deadline. hit a game-winning 3-pOlnter in 'c hicago . on March 2' to end the five-game skid and stan a I0-3 run~ "1 knew the guys would ste p up to the challe nge s and we brought Flip in and he's helped us out a lot.'' 'aid COllege Softball volunteers, would like to salute Young I. Choi, MD, 6) Cavaliers ·excited. about playoffs . Symmes Valley at Southern, 5 p.m. Softball Point Pleasant at Herbert Hoover {DH}, t p.m. in the middle of the workout at th'e ti'ny Marian College arena. It made for a great photo op. . "The buzzer had a brain of it s own," manager Hasan AI, Shingieti said. "Coach got a little mad .'' · The next .step lor George Mason (27-7) is Saturday's semifinal against Florida (Jl- .. . Sunday. April 2 r DEM. O DAYS · SlTUIIAY &SINDAY still 7·to-2. By now, though, and what we want to accomthey're used to it. plish, but just to do it in a ·They relish it. relaxed atmQsphere ," Of th,e four teams, they Larranaga said. · "It's not to were the only ones to open feel like 'Oh my goodness. their practice to .the media · we're here now at the Final · Thursday and coach Jim Four."' Larranaga soaked it in. workAs if to accen tuate that ing his team throu gh its point, Larranaga turned the paces, then regaling the writ- end of prapice into a farce. ers with his stories. having his student managers ts this team netvous on run gassers. while the players basketball 's biggest stage'' looked on and laughed . They '"The whole idea is to stay were in trouble for not knowupbeat, positive, totally com- · ing how to turn off the score: rnitted to what we want to do · board buzzer when it went off' Saturday's gamee Baseball South Gallia at Eastern (OH}, noon Meigs at Jackson/Bishop Ready: 11 a.m . ,, Local weather Friday ... Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers a!ld thun~erstorms in the rnoming .. .Then showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs· in the upper 70s. Southwest winds ' 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of rain 80 percent. Friday night...Mostly cloudy with a chance ?f thunderstonns. Showers likely m the evening .. .J'hen a chance . of showers' ':lfter midnight. Lows in the lower 50s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Saturday ... Partlr cloudy. Cooler with highs m the mid · 60s. West winds 5 to 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph : Saturday night...Mostly clear. Cooler with lows l;lfOUnd40. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mp,h. Sunday ... Mostly sunny. "I stopped pinching myself after we beat UConn ," Caner said oflast weekend's regionINDIANAPOLIS - In a al final. "It's reality now." small college gym aboui five America's favorite underminutes from where he grew dog and :. those other three up, backup guard Jordan teams -· UCLA, LSU and Carter sweated through prac- Florida - were all in town tice, the next step on the road · Thursday to begin preparato a place· he never imagined tions for one of the most he would reach. intriguing Final Fours in He is two wins away from recent memory. The Patriots remain the becoming a national champion. In front of his parents. In underdogs - not the ISO-tohis hometown.. For, of all · I long shot they were when schools, George Mason. the tournament began; but ASSOCIATED PRESS . · Bv ScoTT WoLFE htirl er. '' \ A Sal re s1ng le ,and though< she Kavanr1a Sa\re ground out gave u' a bn)u ght home two runs in the RACINE- . A four-run very good second inni11g. ·the >Core 6-1 . first inning is all the Wahama effort on the Riggs 'truck out four of six Lady White Falcons needed mound,' but Southern h;1tters in the next to bring home a 15-J nonour del\:n\~ two tram''' · while Wahama league nu;rcv rule win over gm~ her notched t11<1 mme 'runs inthe · the' Sotlthern Ladv· serv littk third 111n1ng. Brooke Turnat!oe' Thursday . nigtir.. h a~ k 1 n g .· Hanki·n,on . singled, during girls' varsity softball She ga1e 'U 1 advanced c>n a R1ggs ground action at Star Mill Park. Sarah Eildy some good out. Wolfe walked. one' run The game was originally inning s.' and· ·'·ame home <in ;m .error and sc hedu led to be at Wahama. is only going to get better a,. bavis knock ed home the secbut was moved to Racine to the season progrcs>c s." ond rurt ot the 11111111g. 8-1 . . cnabk ' everal players to par- Wahama tOok a 4-0 \~ad in Wahama . Snuthern threntened .with a ticipate in the annual F:FA the first inning when A'hle1 banquet. · Suuthem is 0-::> o.n Wolfe. Hale\· 0,1, 1<. .1 nJ \'ir£inia Bri.~·kle, · walk and the wa"'" and \Vahama is 2- M~ry Kehler :t11 ,ingltd ,.<,n· ,{c;J\ 111 the fourth . 'hut went I. ,d·uti,clv. then K ~ ith -\nn dnwn . "1th••ut a ''''rc . The KVIic Rig.~s was the win· Sa1rc "a.lked to fnrccd home Lad1 Falwns came bac·k ning hurlc~" for .the White a run . An error. a 'acrilke th "itli.three nm' in the fourth . . Falcon'. strikin g out eight h1 Kclic1 Fer~u"ln amJ '"'' The big h1t' were a Tornadncs ;md ,;a\king four. nic>rc \l';t\k,' hy Bnw kc t-; e, lhAl.lll S;1yre triple and .while g.i,in ~ up .iust .three Hankin,on and K)lic Rigg' \inmc .run In Amher Tulley, runs on four seattered ·lms. f,,r,·ed hnme the next three the ,cnrc noV: I J . J Whitne1 Wnlfc -Riftle 'ul- · run,. In the tifth.Wahama plated fered · the. Jn,s'. She walked Southern fou~ht back in four. more markers on fouc nine and h.ad mi 'trikenut,. , 'the h<~llllm nl th"e .lir't. After ·a all~lng 15 runs on l1ine hi!' two <tr;l ieht ' trik eoufs, in liet first varsit) 'tart. . LinJ'c' lft111ard Jrew ' a . Bryan Watters/phqto "WhitnC) tRiflle,) pitched walk . then alia 1\()rkin~ the the .'l'Ore l'i- \ ·. Southern's Linda Eddy knocks out a single in the· bottom 01 well toni ~ hl to r .he r fir'' ,·ou nt · full Wt,Jk- Riflle S,Hllhern hnd one more the fifth inning of Thursday's 15·3 loss to ~ahama at Star shin." Sn~thern cna,·h A\:111 pclundcli a run -sc·onng douPlease see Southern, 81 . C'ri'J' "ml of hi' "'Phmnore · blc. lllc ,.:ore 4- 1 Mill Park. · SPORTS CO RRESPONDENT ·---- -.--- ---..,--.- ~ ·- - �Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, March 31, Www.mydailysentinel.com 2006, In George Mitchell, baseball gets a global troubleshooter LOS ANGELES (AP) - In turning to former Senate leader George Mitchell to unravel its steroid scandal, Major League Baseball enlisted a global troubleshooter with an insider 's knowledge of the game. Plainsr.<:>ken, even bland. with sk1lls honed in courtrooms, · boardrooms, Washington and on the international stage, Mitchell brings a rare range of experience. and a reputation for something at risk in baseball - fair play. Colleagues in. the Senate, where the Maine Democrat served as majority leader, called Mitchell ''the judge," a reference to his days in the federal judiciary as well as .hi s' , reserved, ow Iish manner. ·President Clinton once offered the former U.S. attorney a spot on ·the Supreme . Court. His stewardship of the Northern Ireland peace talks made him a celebrity on another continent. He was the architect of a Middle East .peace plan ' that won international suppon in 200 I , and he leu an investigation into alleged bribes in Salt Lake City's bid for the 2002 Olympics. Mitchell also went corporate, helping to calm disarray at Disney.' ' . Baseball's investigation will test those sterling credentials. Mitchell. 72. is part of the baseball establishment - a director with the Boston Red Sox who has dreamed ·of becoming the league's commissioner. Already there are questions about h1s partiality from critics who say the league needs to clean house, not redecorate. "Of course he has some ties to baseball. but we know what · they are. Everybody will be watching to make sure he plays things absolutely straight,' said former league Commissioner Fay Vincent. "There is enormous pressure on Mitchell and (Commissioner AP photo Bud) Selig." Vincent added. Former Senate Majority leader George Mitchell. left, is joined "There is an enonnous downside for baseball if it doesn' t go by Major league Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig during a news. conference in New York Thursday. . well." Mitchell's task;. Find out the party to stunning gains and much as you do." ,Mitchell told everything he can about the use majority control during the Nonh in one famo us exchange. of performance-enhancing Reagan administration. . Mitchell can display a playful drugs since the sport banned Perhaps his highlight J'lCTfor-. sense of humor. In a budget them in September 2002. mance was .during . the Iran- debate, a Republican .senator Mitchell's reputation is anchored to his days in the Contra hearings in I987, when used a postal scale to weigh a Senate, where he combined a he squared off with Lt. Col. copy of a Democratic budget scholarly demeanor with , Oliver North. "Recognize that . while criticizing its spending aggressive. · savvy political it is possible for an American to levels. Mitchell borrowed the skills. In 1986, as chamnan of disagree with you on aid to the scale and plunked it on his the Democratic Senatorial Contras and still love God and desk. After eyeing it from all Campaign Committee, he led still love this country -just .as angles, he announced the Republican budget didn't wetgh anything -because one . didn't ex.1st. An Army veteran, Mitchell comes from working-class roots in Maine. His father was a janitor; his mother, a Lebanese 1mmigrant, worked in mills. After serving as a federal pros.ecutor and U.S. District Court judge in Maine he was appointed to the Senate in 1980 when his fonner boss. Sen. Edmund Muskie, accepted a job as President Carter's Secretary of State. Mitchell capped a meteoric ascendancy through the Senate leadership by becoming majority leader in November 1988. . After leaving Capitol Hill in 1995, Mitchell became the special envoy who oversaw negotiations that produced the 1998 Good Friday accord in Northern Ireland. He and his wife, 'Heather, a sports promoter, have two children and residences in Maine and New York. "It would be hard for them io duplicate his combination of baseball knowledge and interests, and his experience with criminal investigations and prosecutions," said Harold Pachios, a Maine attorney who has known Mitchell for near!) half a century. 1\Mtchell has worked from thr inside before. Joining the board of The Walt Disney Co. soon after Ieavins the Senate, Mitchell was named presiding director in 2002 when the board ~~~>a s being criticized for being too cozy with then. chai rrnan :lrll'l-> CEO . M ichaei Eisner. Although Mitchell was cios4 Iiiends with Eisner, his appoint· inent was seen as a step toward making the board more independent. In 2004, after a share• holder revolt, Eisner wa1 stripped of his chainnanshir and the board handed Mitchell the job. , Once the target of compan) dissidents who questioned hi! loyalties, Mitche ll presided over Eisner's departure and th~ search for hi s successor Roben lger. Mitchell had said · he would retire this ·year, bul agreed to stay an elltra yeat while the board searches for a ·new chairman·. "The guy has investigateo and prosecuted dozens _ and · dozens of crimes," Pachim said . "I never met a bigge1 straight arrow." · ·If ·z:·· ' Blasts · from Page Bl earned, on three hi ts with five strikeouts and three walks. Crouch fo llowed Brad Marnhout on the hill with Eric Zeiner finishing up for the Tornadoes. Garrett Underwood, in hi s first varsity starting assignment, had trouble finding the strike ·zone with the freshman right-hander giving up Sill runs on three hits with five walks and a hit batter through just one and one-third inning;. Derek Veazy allowed eight runs on six hits in only one-th ird of an inning of work before Cody Herdman came. on and gave up four more Solithern tallies on three hiis. Jacob Roach, the last of four WHS hurlers. was the lone Falcon pitch~r to have any success against the Tornadoes with Roach · retiring Southern in order in the fourth. Wabama opened a two run advantage in the first innin g but the Falcon le~d was short · lived as Southern exploded for eight runs in the second frame after sending 13 batters to the plate . The Tornadoes ex tended it s edge in the third as 14 more Meigs County hitters came to the plate with 10 of those ge tting in on the scoring parade. The White Falcons, down by an 18-2 margin, came up with fow tallies in the fifth but it wasn't nearly . enough as Southern took the one-sided 18-7 triumph. In addition to Marnhout; Crouch and Hupp with a multiple hit game for the Tornml oe~ were Jake Huiller, Josh Pape-, Pat John son , Nick Buck and Collins all wi th singles wiih Wes Riffle co ll ecting a triple . Wahama posted seven base knocks on the day with Kamero n Sayre smacking a pair of singles to pace the Bend Area offense. Derek Veazy added a double with Brandon Fow ler, Nathan Stafford. Cody Herdman and Jacob R(Jach swatting a single each. The White Falcons will attempt to halt its recent lwo game ~ !id e on Monday when the Bend Area team hOsts . Huntington St. Joe for a 5:00 pm outing. """""' 01,...1'\1 !(,!(} •WIIInl: ~1tt'.1!Wie (Va.j Speo<l-,.., ~.~ 2$ mtlu~ mil .... from Page 81 ,chance to escape the mercy rule . With one out Lind~ Eddy si ngled , Lind sey Buzzard tripled Euuy home . then Whitney Ri fne had a sacrifice fl y (RBI ) to center fie ld. After a walk to Chelsea Pape. a fly out ended the game at 15-3 . Southern hitters were Linda Eddy and Sarah Eduy l \ . 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Other !han rbr May ver's BRISTOL, Tenn. - Klllley Kab.ne'l . 14, 2005, victory in Richmond, \'a. , the victory on March 10 at A!lanla Motor 25 ·)'ear.old drh·er trom Enurnclaw, Spccd~~o•ay was t&X:ctaclllar, but for the W~tll ., finiahed in rlie top five, only · p1Jrpotes of the searon as a whole, a four other times, thougb be dkd man· 1QIIi.. pl11Ce tiaish [!n Sonday was anna&e to ftnlsh second to Tony Stewut 'parable in terms of significance. Kabne is secotwl in the Nutel Cup lnll\e Allnale 400 at lntlianaPQ)!s. Recalling the 2005 aeason. Kahne points slandin gs afte r fi\'e races. A year ago, he finished 2Jr~. By comina · 8Bid, "( Wilt! happy 1\"bCn it WU D\'Cr. liP wltb a earee.r·bo:st finish at Brimtl, I'm usually noll~ tbat . I like to race Kabne once aa~in staked hIs claim to as niucb as possible, b11t I 1\'a& bappy wbtn it 1\'88 o\'er, and I didn't Wlllltlo a si&nifh.:an t place in the cbampi. race for rbree or four weeks. I re~ns hip nc;e. member the )'ear beFore, ·when tbe ~we've been able to finish tlie~e seasf)n was twer. I st HI wanted to be races and bring. the car& back. in one piece," he said. "I wanted a top IS, snd r~~elne ." When I.e W'M RaybeSH/$ Rookie or . if we jllll 8 t~p (0, that was 11reat. We the Ye~r 1n 2004, Kabnc finished 10 fi11isbed tl)lb and tllal was cooL" · . positions bigber in I be P<Jlnt& standBecomin11 cnnsilll~lll . w~s and is Referrinlt to t he timt lie wns ~way - from the track, b!• the Wa)', oot the shop - Knaus &aid, "Whert those guys came to the race track., the y came 1\'ith a goal. That goal 1\'IIS to upho ld tho integrit)' of tbr team, show everybody oul then: what this ingstbao be: did in his :s«~nd sc:&!oo . He linisbed second five times The victory w&s one of nlativaly few. highlights in his recood seDM. Kahn~ took a consid,erable por1ion of tbe blame UJIOI! himself. ~some ot tM tbinas I did, aome of tbe crasM.s I 111'8S ln. I didn't need t~ be in, • he uid. "I ron:ed the Issue. I . knew m.r. car. was ()tl tile ~dae M crashing. and I went pu t that edge a.nd c.rasbed That 1\'as pr~tl)' bad driving, rully.I fdtlw I m111dc a lot of mist·akes with bad race cars. I should have juot handled timor CIITS and drove to the fln4Jp . ~If we hlid just finished races , we probtb])• ~nJill.d bave finis bed rt~·e Of six or sevfll spOOl bi!tter In the 11andin2s. I fed ltke I &re"' up~ k1t durill& the year." E•rl)' ind icafions 11re t bat Kabn e ·w learned his lmons 11,•eU guys," uld hrton . "Tbc~ can run the same lap speed con&istently. II really is a rb)·tbm plac~ and when . )'OU get inio ra.ce mode, that is so important. To me, that 's the 11ame: 11etting int'o yc~ur rhytbm and f(iurinll <l1lt \\'bat )'OU Ctln' do and Where you can d~ it." One ot llurton's runner·up flnisbc:s had been in tbe previous race berc . He wu RcaDd to ·Matt Kenseth 011 Aug. 2·7. Clip ....... 4lhoe ......... ,...... t1 W I,- rJ>o lhii\Hiua too dri'"''' Bu!>d'l ~50, CDf11~1!: ., the Buieh rK'l 'lt f1> "1' nOJIQI'\, rhl (S.rieo) ilhould l>e fo• dm••n•· $1(Wtl"'l to com~ •"" -~ tho if w111 uD lO """'l' i• Neotol fC..I>). ... ... ~ "' •bllu1 fOOnly? o.. ........ . Ga li$bUf'8, 1 1~ ( ' . . , . r/0 Cgp _ , '""'"""..., · ~I>?· an.. ot t1:e fli.l """"""" i< thll (fin> ~~- . , . &~~no to rtto~• .rs ~ M!ltbl>uf ,..,,.,.?l'n!fly rnxtl. ~ ·"--1 I , t<>& . -· ...~ U7 · · 138 5 1~2 - l71 need to run up rront. Tbat d~ n't aulr~ntee !'ou're a~ ina to sta)' 011 1o( trouble . ~ we'\·e seen things bappen anywbrre in tbe field. from being tbc luder in lapped . traffic to rn,ing in thr middle or bacil of the pack, as 111•eH . There's no place th11'1 neceli MriJy sll!e ben: ' (1\•lll ~ay that yo~r chan()e! are a \\'hole lol beteer il ! 'D U h~\·e • Jl(l( ld r~~ee car· BRISTOL, Tenn. - The f'ood City .500 Y/1!& especially siGnificant because it marked the oeeatjlon of Chad Knaus' re · turn. Rarely.have th~ travails c1f a team ns C!lpaNe of doins and ere\\' cbief (<)()m~d so proml- the~· did that . I could n~1 be nenf]y. · prouder <>f tbftt . Nabbed by NASCAR Qfficials · It \\'8S sometllina that we for the umpteentb time after had to go lhrougb b~calllt Oa)'t<>tla qualifying - Knaus's ob\'1ously, 1 ma.d<:> a mi&take. i handiwork on the rear window \HOt out thore and did somrthat • •asn't to 2005. of Jimmie Johnson's CbO\'I"'let tbing 1\'as deemed to hBve be<!n im - NASCAR 's likin& and had to proper - Knaus had to sit o~t stav hfi me [or four races be tbe SOO, wbich John•~ n won, calise ot thBt, which was pro bDrh•er cu only do . 10 3~d three ottber ne4ls. )ohnton abh• the m1)!1 p~infu l thina In 1111cb • Flve ·tlme Brlilol finished sec()nd ln Fonta.na. m)' ur~ .~ winner Jefl Gordon sa1d the won a~:ain in L!la Ve~:u and fin· per ill of Bnstol make late. a Ishee! ~iXth in Atllinlll. In each nnsidnat-k factor. No one race. the man eallinc the s l:\ots · on pit road was Oarian Grubb, Fi11rl!d it oul - Ruat'r Wal - is immune to .the p~>nibility Jac~ . now retir~d . ·won ninr of disastn. not Knaus. . · 1 ••oulJ sa)' it'H0-40," said . Knaus lUI wr of siaht but races at Bristol. Jeff Gordon ~ot out of mind. Now, of had won rin ~ntPI' ing th1s Gordon . " Silll)' P"rcent of It, courM, he's back. It's Ulllibly year. Jeff Burton. 1\'llo had fin · you're in contr,)l. and 40 pef that Jobnsort wUI d<• t•ener isb~d 8~¢t>nd 1\\' ICe, tlM12ht be cent. ~·ou're not Y·•u've aor to simp()• because 11 knew tbe ~~cret '" W~ llace' s hav~ 8 .QO<I~ 1 -, nearly impos•ibl• !or h1m to and Gul'<l<>n "S suc~u piiC~ t:ut lo haye a C<IJ' that I capl!.l.'lc " Thil~~ a.rt pac~ lr.ind or of running tile spttds tbtl )'ou do 110. • • Portabl e Ox ygen • Helios Sys(em Hot start lifts Kahne to second in points standi~ in ecrly season , By ..... Dllt!Dn NAS::AR This Wee!< BINGO (304) !h.,_., _,.,.monO';:. 1Cf. Thoo iflifl~ 101mor ..- •• · '""" l10.000., olue ltw VP tTlpa {)) 2006 5u&::f1 S.. nos and Nolte! C.,p ..,. . a< Dill' . IDI'II, fiCI'rnCtld, o-t lllf 16deii!B ond l'11aero•. To-r. f.O ID: - .1.)ltnol.ta11/t8C;III Knaus Is back, and prornlsll1g to do better\thls time . fiUDdltlll in 1.Nt - k . . in .,_..rttrltty IMelt b Tylenol'a l.lltrnste Ftn Ea.,.,.lfr<:~ - 8-p­ - · · whi</1 ca'Jiirues Ap-11 ·~ West iiratnll 11111 Come 7 Nl'C"a--...• the.......,.... ftb -*l,.,u ' M.A., CCC-A BANK. FAN T I P S TJI--' ..llloaN&C . . . . . _ . . 1'4't1 c.ti!Wi'ia 1M d IM Owntr & A-udiologist Monday • • ,......,j, liM ,. .. 11'1 feet. ChWt _,. MOW~ 001 01\ IN race C>Qrf> ti'«'Cl 8lllll." (!nl~ fl N(lt1MU1illlttllldi1Ck ~ 111 t - I t 001 on ~lm .... I mum """Y ward llld mnd il etmc ..... 'Y dwJ ill Rlb111ry. Mo-..... ..,.,.,. IDia1neMcVey VALLEY St ; .. ,..,., liP: JtiffG""*'" pulled olf ' '1-iifYI:'i ,,_ When .e"N! on. rhe traclt. tf I h~ to. "'"" 10 In a 8~11'11 ..,;•, • )'el•. finished second. 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He~ 'Oib<ll'iotciWOI\ltii riCt 1l'>l •A lruatfllled Matt 118oneOMII :Jrench City &I an01~ Asked if theN!' we •iFIY m~cn:oep tlcn&" lbOlrt him, 1-t&Mck &4h"'- •1 A)en Nowma~ int'!lhl al l'f<> ctloelf their ll..,t lktlshes af the i!e8illll't !0 dtlte. 5 Iori ~ide* dar """" c()1!•,_• ~n HIIM:k {MCOnd~ C.rt £.....,tlt0111'1h~ s u s ...... •pPB•" .......d <lilt• of trwblo .. <!"', tinilti ed fiflh 11'111 .... 1'etiJ &,. t•tlllil>t• b blilt dll)' il !'l!tra. & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ~22 34 15 go Sou ther n 100 02 34 6 K',!tie A1ggs and Mary Keb ler Whllney wrat.: ._ Dl*l 8t.tt1d llfltll Q\1! ih• ., .,,_., rac~n? No 1kUit. 0.. Southern 2. Marhout 2. wanama --n. M,u M+ to l)l«r dii!Y at er~~~~ e~ Ut>:rt• - WAHAMA 15, SOUTHERN 3 5 Innings I 21):1~ . ~. 8.2-~:l~ml'l\, ~pl . n.1~ - • Home Oxygen ·southern lopO{i'$11.~ •Q.•vlolot. Q! · - · _.. , 'loNI $~. !MI.O!IJ mp,, Oct. 21, I> 'mlO Point with ·>in glc,, Buzzard · a · triple. and Rifne a double. Wahatm hillers we re Tulley with a htJme run. KeithAnn Say re 2-2 with a triple and walk . Davis· two single s. Wolfe tv-o singb, Keblcr a . ' ing le. and a single by Hanki tNJn . Southern tra ve l' to Hannan · today for a 4:30 p.m. contest. m ••LM& w•:_ SuiJdor. Apltt 2 . . _, Hff Golckn ,w ..... SOUTHERN 18, WAHAMA 7 5 innings Wahama 200 04 7 78 Southern 08( 10) o~ 18 12 3 Underwood . Veazy (2). Herdman (3) , Roach 14 ) and Stallard. Marnhout , Crouch (5). Ze.ner (5) and Hupp. w ....:. Marnhout l Underwoo d . HR - U.. a .Mtlo• fW ./ Playoffs through to come back in his career, to come back and play for thi s year." llgauskas battled through · from Page Bl repeated foot injuries to become a reliable player and Hughes, whose brok~n finger two-time All-Star. could heal in time for the " It feel s great. Myself perplayoffs. sonallv and this franchise have While Murray has helped. been through a lot of struggles ·it's been James who has been in my years being here," said the difference. ll gauskas, who suffered James averages 3 1.2 points, through five straight losing 7.2 rebounds and 6.6 assists seasons and a dismal 17-win per game, plays nearly every season in· 2002-03. "It was minute and has kept the team cloudy here for a while and focused during the stretch run. then the sun came up with Lately, he's kept up the inten- LeBrori and started shi_ning." slly m the second hall, avmd- · A lot has changed smce the ing lapses that had been cost- · last time the Cavaliers played in~ them games. in the playoffs. · 'He's taken over in the James has matured from ~ourth quarter ever since peo- · seventh grader to superstar. pie started quest10nmg 1t and Danny Ferry has gone from he's responded to everybody's player to Caval iers general criticis.m this year.'" Cavaliers manager. fofJIVard Donyell Marshall . Ferry was a backup on their said. . last playoff team. He didn't After two All-Star appear- score as the Cavaliers lost to ances and countless accolades. -lndiam 1-3. Ilgauskas aver\fle NBA's brightest young star ·. aged 17.3 points and 7.5 fimilly will appear on its rebounds in the tour games.. · biggest stage. · With the playoff clinched, It also marks llgauskas · the Cavaliers now have an return to the postseason as the even longer drought to overonly player left ftom the 1997- come - winning a playoff 98 playoff team. series for the first time smce 'Trri happy for James 1993. Cleveland is 2-16 in iis said. "After all he went last five playoff series. Yotl • MB2, · 4~· (ron BAM <Raclne l aod '21' bere (Wood Broth .. · ·en ). " · .. • nw.t~ .ymbol - Marl! Martin, t1JII;e • winner here, c.Ued flrilltol •the shin in& s)"lllbol of · NASCAR'llarowth." Io wbat oace aaalJI Is sup. posed to be his rtnal Cup re.son, Martin added , "Certaitlly thia in be loudcsl \'cnge that W! go to because of tbe bowl and t!Je track be in~ do"'tl ill a Numbers 11111! - In 672 crater, plWI it'a 1110 close aod ~o races, Ken Sdirader has \\'Drn tiaht. T tbink the beat 1Uy !o a lot of differenl numbers. So put it ill tbat il wouldn't be 1110ld· many, in fa~t . th&t Schrader Oijl an4 ba,•e a 50,000 walllbt w·;un '1 sure be couiJ remem· for tlclF.et• II it wun't more ber t.liem. ~II .. He lrle.d . awe1001e tbul allytb ln~t rue Oil though , tb~ circuit. . • ( kmwt 5orne of them, but · "1.1'!1 . , ln a different c1t~ I'm s.ure l ·don '! hsve thrm all U · Thill ill 1 wbole dil'fennt .., '1>4' (or l ive nee& with tbiog. Whton you pat Ill this acElmo !.angler. '90' for tbrr• 1ioo in thio nnlll ot an area, ll"s years 11•ith .funie Dunlave)•. dtffen:nt." ' 25' for nine years lor Ri clt H.. o . l " ·' ~ • • • ' ·r !l 11 ,td·y Ar· • ,. a1 ttt oo ·.3J' for Andy Petree, · :~~ · for l\t\Oillllvul.l I I• ' ' "" · Coma.: I Alo11U Outl<Jit .u hmdlntOIISOitool..com �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Arroyo, Reds blank Boston, 4-0 MLB - ry. ~rthune p1tcher fro m ttme to ttme," Wedge said. Michaels and Peralta each homered and doubl ed Hafner, Vt ctor Martmez, Ben Broussard and Casey Blake .had two htts aptece Martmez was htt m the back by a stxth-inni ng pitch from Fernando Rodn ey, one mnmg after Westbrook had h1t Detrmt's Dmttri Young with a pitch. Carlos Guillen and Marcus Thames singled and doubled for the Tigers Magg lio Ordonez was 2-for-4. Notes: Cleveland LHP Cliff Lee sa1d u does not appear he will stgn a longterm contrac t before opening day "Their tdea of fair and our 1dea of fa1r are two dl fferent thm gs ," Lee sa1d. " But , it 's not over ye t. Things could change m the next few days." Manager Eric Wedge sa1d the Ind1ans wtll open the season wtth Todd Hollandsworth as the1r fourth outfielder and Jason Dubois will be opuoned to Triple-A Buffalo. Wedge also smd catche r Tim Laker wtll be sent to Buffalo on Saturday. . Genenal manager Mark Shapiro sa1d the Indi ans "definitively" will be able to work out a trade for INF Brandon Phillips RHP Jeremy Sonderman, who started for the Tigers, will also start the team 's Apri l I 0 home opener agamst Chtcago . Curtis Granderson w~tlked for the 13th time Thursday He came into the game tted for the Grapefrutt League lead in that category . The Tigers and Ind1ans combmed for 24 hus, but the game required only 2 hours, 5 minutes to complete Casey in Pittsburgh, but for how long? AP photo Ctncmnatt Reds sta rttng pttcher Bronson Arroyo pumps hts fist tn the seventh tnntng dunng a spnng tra1ntng baseball game agamst the Boston Red Sox tn Fort Myers, Fla , Thursday Arroyo worked seven tnnmgs, gtvtng up three htts, tn the Reds ' 4{) wm. BRADENTON, Fla (AP) - The Mayor must cast an absentee ballot thts season Sean Casey, so popular dunng eight seasons With the Cincinnati Reds that he gamed h1s Mayor mckname because of 1t, has shtfted NL Central addresses to hi s Ptttsburgh hometown The questton ts whether he' ll stay around long enough to become a registered voter For now, he's not a home owner He IS on the last year of a contract that pays htm $8.5 m1lhon, all but $1 million of it paid by the Pirates, and he ts uncertam of hts 2007 address Espectally smce ht s new club has speCiahzed lately m one-year rent-a-players. No wonder, Casey satd Thursday of hts 2006 housmg plans, " I' m renting a f1eld mstead of the mam fie ld " Boston · starter Ttm Wakefield allowed one run and two h1ts m four inmngs m his fin al tuneup for ne xt Tuesday's start at Texas. He fimshed spring traimng with a 2 50 ERA in 18 innmgs Wakefield fell behmd 1-0 on R1ch Aunha's second exhtbtlton homer m the second inmng Cmcmnall 's other three runs came m the e1ghth off Manny Delcarmen on Scott Hatteberg's run-scorm~ double, and Austin Keams two-run single. Arroyo took a hometown discount by sigmng a threeyear, $ 11.25 m1lhon contract wtth Boston m January That made htm affordable to other teams "I always knew It was a busmess, but you feel that 1f you do certam thmgs tt cames some weight," he satd. "UIIlmately, 11 comes down to 1f the Boston Red Sox are a better team w1th Wily Mo Pena " On Thursday, they weren ' t house " Casey had the run of the house m Cmcmnati, whe re fans loved his enthustasttc attttude, upbeat personahty and, most of all , h1s .305 career battmg average even if hi s power productton was errattc (24 homers m 2004, 9 m 2005) Desptte the Pirates' need for more they willingly power, brought in Casey to hold down ftrst base unttl prospect Brad Eldred ts ready. The 6-foot-5 Eldred, as much a power hmer as Casey ts a gap hmer, showed plenty of longball potential by hithng 12 homers dunng hts 190 at-bats w1th P1ttsburgh last season, but struck out 77 ttmes The Pirates want h1m to spend another season in the rumors cuttmg down on that swmg and becommg more selective at the plate. That leaves Casey the starter For now "Right now, I'm just looking forw ard to the season and focu smg on playmg for the P1nates this season After that ... ," Casey said. "You never know m this game, and I'm not gomg to try to fi gure 11 out, etther I spent etght years wnh the Reds and d1dn ' t ex pect to be traded, so now I'm expecting the unexpected " If nothmg else, Casey gets one season playmg m the ctty where he tirst learned to play the game and , wtth father Jim, regularly attended Ptrates ~ames at Three Rtvers Stadmm. He knows every d1stant relative and long-lost fnend will be looking for free uckets, but he hardly sees that as a problem. This ts home. Th1s 1s where he is comfortable . Even tf h1s stay ts measured m months and weeks, not years "It will be fun Mom and dad are there, and a lot of my fnend s are there," Casey sa1d. What he doesn't want to get IS so comfortable he changes hi s hitting style . He has hit 20 or more homers three times, but also has sea-sons of 7, 6, 14 and 9 homers. low numbers for a comer mfielder. PNC Park offe rs an mv1ting 320-foot target down the nght-field hne but, Casey said, he 's not much of a hll-ll-down-thehne hmer. "Great Amencan Ballpark was short, and I d1dn't hu a lot of home runs there, so I'm probably the wrong guy to be asking about lutting homers," Casey satd. Only Few Seats Left Atlantic City Getaway Temporary >\salslance lor Needy Families (TANF) program. Youth who re11de In Melga County and whose family Income does not exceed 200% of the federal poverty Index are eligible for participation. Program costs must not exceed $300,000.00 for the period beginning April 17, 2006. It Is oKpecled that the program will enroll 90 youth and provide employment at $6.15 per hour. The program will also provide Lifeguard Training for no more than 35 eligible youth. Actual enrollment Ia expect- to begin no later than May 1, 2006. Admlnlotrallve coots may not excHd 15% of the total contract award. A copy of the Reqaeat for Proposal, may be picked up from Jane Banko at the Melga County Department of Job and Family Services at (7401992·2117 ext. 106 ed Proposals shall be submitted to Jane Banko, Meigs County Department of Job and Family Servlcea, PO Box 191, 175 Race Street, Middleport, OH 45760 no later than April 10, 2008 at 10.00 a.m. The Department reserves the right to re]ect any or all pro- posals. In accor- dance with 29 CFA part 31 , 32 Melga County Department of Job & Family Service• Ia prohibited from dlacrlmlnatlon on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex , age, religion , polotlcat belief or disability. (3) 24, 31, (4) 7 tlon, or for appointment an to Inspect collateral, prior to sale date eontact Cyndte, Stacy or Randy at992-2136. (3) 29, 30, 31 . Public Notice The Stewart-Johnson Ladles Auxiliary to VFW Post9926 will be holding election of officers tor the year of 2006-2007 at the April 4, 2006 meet1ng at 7•00 at the post. All Ladtes AUKIItary members m good standing are 1nvited to come out and vote March 27,31 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE to hereby given that on Saturday; April 1, 2006, at 10:00 a.m , a public sale will be held at211 W Second St.. Pomeroy, OH The Farmers Bank and Savings Company is selling lor cash In hand or certified check the following cotlatarat. 1997 DODGE CARA- Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by the VILLAGE OF SYRA· CUSE, VILLAGE CLERK'S OFFICE, 2581 THIRD STREET, SYRACUSE, OH 45n9 un11112.00 pm, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 2006, for furnishing all labor, materials A Lmn Englrieerlng , N 1B4GP54L8VB223908 1992 FORD EXPLORE R 1FMDU34XNUB96605 1989 DODGE CARA- Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right lo bid at this sale, and to w ithdraw the above collateral prior to sale Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings Corhpany reserves the right to reject any or all blda submitted The above described collateral will be sold ··a• I s • where 1s ", wHh no expressed or implied· Warranty given For further lnforn'la· CUSE msurance require- VILLAGE CLERK'S ments, various equal OFFICE opportunity provl· 2581 THIRD STREET alons, and the SYRACUSI!, OH requirement for a 45779 payment bond and Each bidder Is performance bond for requtred to furnish 100% of the contract and equipment nee.. with Ita proposal, a price. essary to complete Bid Guaranty and No bidder may wllh· the project known as, Contract Bond In draw his bid within VILLAGE OF SYAA- accordance with thirty (30) days after CUSE LONDON Section 153 54 of the the actual date of the POOL FACILITY DIS- Ohio Revised Code. opening thereof. The ASTER REMEDIA- Bid security fur· VILLAGE OF SYRATION PROJECTS at nlshed In Bond form, CUSE reserve the which time the pro- shell be Issued by a right to waive any posals will be pub- Surety Company or trregularltlea and to licly opened and read Corporation licensed reject any or all bidS. aloud. In the Stale of Ohio to VILLAGE OF SYRA· Not1ce to bidders , provide said surety CUSE specifications, bid· Each PropOsal must ERIC CUNNINGHAM, ding documents, eon- contain the filii name MAYO!I tract and other doeu· of the party or part1es (30 31 , (4) 7 menta may be exam- submitting the pro· Ined at the office of posal and all persons Inc , 534 Markel Street, Zanesville , Ohio 43701 and Village of Syracuse, Village Clerk's Office, 2581 Third Street, V A N Syracuse, OH 45n9 1 B4FK5435KX703526 and obtained from The Farmers Bank Linn Engineering, and Savings Inc., 534 Market V on Monday, April 10, Order of 1972, and 2006 at tha Syracuse ·Governor's Executive Muntelpal Building, Order ~4-9 shell be 2581 Third Street, required. Syracuse, Ohio. Bidders must comply Bids shall be sealed with the prevailing and marked as Bid for wage rates on Public VILLAGE OF SYRA- Improvements In CUSE LONDON MEIGS COUNTY as POOL FACILITY DIS· determined by the ASTER REMEDIA·' • Ohio Department of TION PROJECTS and Commerce, Division mailed or delivered of Labor and Worker to: Safety, Wage and VILLAGE OF SYRA- Hour Bureau, various Street, Zanesville , Interested therem Each bidder must or submit ev1dence Its expenences on owner and requires that this pro}eet be completed no later than May 24, 2006 All contractors and sub c ontractors Engmeermg, me . in extent pract1cable uae Ohio products, materials, services , the amount of $25.00 lor each set, which shall be non-refund· able The engineer's estl ~ mate of construction cost Is $127,400.00 (One Hundred Twenty -se v e n Thousand Four requirements of Ohio Hundred Dollars) A Administrative Code pre-bid meeting will Chapter 123, lhe be held at 10:00 am Governor's Exe c utive 3rd Annual Spnng Arts and Crafts Fatr Saturday, April 1, 2006 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Sponsored by Eastern H School Class of 2007 Held at Eastern Elementary School Info Becky 740-667·3368 or Tern at 74&:949-2397 , Call"(304) 675-4340, Ext 1326 to make reservations Hosted by PVH Communtty Relattons TONIGHT! PROGRESSIVE COVERALL JACKPOT 53500 WV JOBS FOUNDATION BINGO 124 Highland Ave. Pt. Pleasant, WV 675-3~77 Rac1ne Amencan Leg1on Post 601 w111 have a public Fned Chicken & Noodle 01nner Sunday, Apnl2nd 11 am 111? $6 00 InCludes Iced tea or co ffee and d essert w hile available WelcomeI Involved with the project will, to the and labor in the lmplemontatlon of their protect. Additionally, contractor compliance with the equal employ· mont opportunity Announctng Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, Apnl 2nd Outlaw/Slug 22 L.R Match 12 Noon Meet1ng before Match ' Intends Otlio 43701 upon payment by cheek made payable to Linn Entjlrtatnment March 3 t , 2006 7 30 pm - 11 ;30 pm Party Ttme Karaoke and OJ Servtce Barb Coleman Jtmmy Joe Hemsley Apnl1 , 2006 8 00 p -12 00 mtd Southern Thtnktn' $200/per person Based on double occupancy Harrah's C:ll:~in•n· & Resort, Piwate Jet out of Charleston, WV LIMITED SEATS! (304) projects of similar alze and complexity. The May 12,2006 to May 14, 2006 In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Your Ad, 111 Otffee 11o~.f' r I:ney r GIVFAWAY 1 Bees Pomeroy area !':!!!!!~~~~~-!!!!~ call (740)992 5B26 •POLICIES* Shih Tzu puppy to a good OhloValloy home Call (740)682-7419 Publiahlng ruerves Lo!rrAND lint rlghlto oclll, FOUND ANNouNmtENIS r ond he Trlbune-Senllnel ~oglolor will eaponalble tor be no fore than the coat o he apace occupied ~ the error and onl ha flrot Insertion. We nol bo lloble to ~-ny lou or expense hat reaultl from the publication or omls lon of an advertll! fent. Co!Ttcdona wll ~ mada In the flrs edlllon !>Box number ada a111 ~lw1y1 confidential. [)>Current rete card ~pplloo ~All RHI art Lost MISSing from Georges Creek Ad Fema le Choc Lab child ren s pet Please call (740)441 1417 lo lhe Federo !Fair Housing Act FOR YOll!! r a 968 ~OE at11ndard1. r r I lot lho low r itO YARD SALE YARD SAL& Ir I • ---- J:'.ARD. n.. .,.~~:.. .- •. .-~u 1..,-ioiiiiiiiii-iiiiliiii;.,,J CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4"a For Sale ............................. ............... 725 Announcement ............ ............. ................ 030 Antique• ...... ............ .... ........... ....... ,, .......... . 530 Apart11111nts for Rant . .. .. ................... ... ........ 440 AucIIon and Flea Mar k• I ..... ....................... .080 Aula Parts & Accessories ......................... 760 Auto Repair. ........... ............. .. . .. ....... 770 Autos for Sale ......... ...................... ,,, ......... 710 Boats & Motors tor Sale ............. .... ........... 750 Building Supplies... ............ • . .. ....... 550 Business and Buildings ........... .. •• 340 Business Opportunity...... ... . ........ 210 Business Training... . ......... , . . ..... 140 Campers & Motor Homes......... . .... 790 Camp I ng Equ Ipment .. ........... Cprds of Thanks ..... ............. , ..... 780 Child/Elderly Care .. ElectrfcaVRefrlgeratlon.... Equipment for Rent ••..•. ........ 010 . .... 190 . . • 840 .. .... 480 Farm Equipment. • Farms for Rent... FarmaforSale ....... For Lease.... ......... ..•••• 610 430 •.•.• 330 490 .... 830 Exoavat Ing.... ................... • ..... For Ssle......... ...... . .... ..... For Sale or Trade. ... ....... FruHs I Vegetables . ....... . Furnished Rooms.............. General Hauling .. . ........... Giveaway ......................... · ..... 685 590 STNA www com iCI com • Attention Dnve rs R&J Truckmg IS look1ng for Ortvers wf1 y r OTR E~e p enence tor Reg1onal Hauls Average pay 40 s to m1d 50's Home every Wee ke nd call Kent Happy Ads.............. ......... 050 Hay & Grain..................... 640 Help Wanted........ ........ ............... 110 Horne lmprovemento...... ....... . . 81 0 Homes lor Sale........ .. ... .. ....... 310 Household Goods ...................... .. ... ...... 51 o Houses for Rent ...... ................ Memoriam .......... .... ........... .. . ...... 410 020 Insurance .. ........................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment....... .. . .... 660 Livestock............. .. ........... .. .. .......... 630 Loot and Found ....................... ..... . 060 Lots & Acrnge....... ........... .. . . ........ 350 Mlacellaneoua... ............ ... .... .. .............. 170 Mlacellaneoua Merchandise ..................... 540 Mobile Home Repetr ...................................860 Mobile Homes for Rent ........................... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale... ........ ........... .320 Money to Loan.... .............. .. ... . ........... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers . .... ........... 740 Musical Instruments ............... • .. ..... Peraonals .. . ..... .. ... .......... ..... .. • ....... Pets for Sale .......... . • ............... 570 005 560 Plumbing & Heating ............ ' .......... 820 Protes•lonal Services..... .. ... .. ........... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair.. .. . .. ........... t&O Real Eatate Wanted ........ . ... 360 . ......... 650 Situation• Wanted ........... ....... . .. ..... ,.... 120 Space for Rent , ............... .460 . .. ... .. ....... , ....... ... .. . .. .•• .. ......... 520 ........... 720 . . . ...... 715 . 870 .................. 730 Wanted to Buy . ....... . , Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies ........... 090 . ..... . 620 • ....... 180 Wanted to Rent. .. ........ 470 Yard Sale- Galllpolla.. . ... .. ....... .. ...072 Yard Sele-Pomeroy/Middls 074 Yard Sale-PI Pleasant........ 076 Deckhands! Ingram Barge Co Will be accepting apph· cat1ons at the Dept for Employment Serv~ees 225 SI.ICth Street Potnl Pleasant, o n 4/612006 through 417/2006 fro m 8 00 am till 3 00 pm MU ST HAVE 2 years heavy labQr wo rk e)(pe nence (1 e farming, loggmg , constructiOn etc ) wv W.o\Nl'ED roBUY DECKHANDS! ' Ingram Barge Co w111 be accepting app1•ca11ons a1the 0 e pt 1or Prootsets, Gol d Amgs, _Pre- Employment Serv1ces 225 1935 U S Currency S1x1h Street Po1nt Pleasant Sohta1re OlafTIQnds· M T S on 4/6/2~ ~ lhroug h Com Shop 151 Second 41712006 from 8 OOa m I ll AIJenue Gallipolis 741).446 3 O.Opm MUST HAVE 2 2842 years heaiJy labOr work expenence (1a rarm1ng log· I buy Junk Cars (304)n3· gmg cons tr uction etc) 5004 Generoulj da1ly wage and excell ent benefit package Web S1te www mgram barge com or (888)441 5 Absolute Top ollar u S1!ver and Gold Cams wv ----------=,H£LP WANTED 1639 EOE M!FN Dommos P1zza 1n Gallipolis Oh10 now htnnQ 10 safe d r v· ars apply 1n pe rson 1200 Jackson Pike LEARN TO DRIVE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARI' • FUll TI~E CLASSES ' COL TRA-INING ' FINANCI...O AIJAILABLE ' JOO F'l.ACEMENT ' ENROlliNG NOW ALLIANCE TRACTOR TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE VA 1·800-334· , 203 100 WORKERS NEEDED Drtver1 Needed · COL Drivers w1lhng to dnve for local ready-m uc-concrete company E)(penen ce IS preferred but not necessary Med msurance & other benefitS ava1lable after watt 1ng period Dnver must be wlllmg to do pre malnte f'&nce on trucks & equtp men! yard work & other rmsceHaneous chores Expenence operatmg equip· men! & e11tra sk1!1s such as welding a pl us Can Aobertsburg (304)937 34 10 or Laktn(304)773 5234 Located 1n Mason County near Buffalo WV Assemble crafts , wood 1tems To $480/ wk Matenals prov ided Free mformatiOf'\ pkg 24Hr 80 I 428-4649 An E.1Ccellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Manlyn 304 682·2645 IO (304)882 1187 For a hmtted t1me make 50% sell1ng Avon Call (740)446· 3358 House ke eper needed Housekee ptng and laundry positiOns avat!able at Arbors of Gallipolis Apply 1n person at 170 Pmecres1 Dnve Gall ipolis Absolutely No _P_ h o_n_e_C~a_lls_P_Ie_a_s_e___ Immed iate openmg lor Construction Ass1stant Must have excellent math skil ls virba l an d wntten commumcat1ons sk tlls Generous da>ly wage and strong (&I ..... • 580 .....).. .450 .. 850, 040 ax ma1f g1p mmarker@ lron 1ernet net Darst Home needs help 3 please apply at Budget Inn 11 sh1h 4 days a week, Jackson Pike Gallipoli s No (740}992 5023 phone calls please 304 550-1 616 0 CHHA PCA Compe1111ve Wages Mtleage and benefitS mc ludmg CI!IOII Health Insurance Apply at 1480 Jackson Ptke, Galhpohs or 2415 Jackson Aven ue Po1nt Pleasant WV "'·_ _HELP _ _WANtFD _,__ _. or phone toll tree 1 866-441 ' 1393 e man ro uc 10 n n<: ccounlanl Expenence 1 II aspects of Accountm nd fa mtllar w11 ccountmg software referred BS wtth maJor 1 ccountlng Send Resum EXTRAI EXTRAI computer skills (E)(cel Word and Pow er Pomt) Willing to work overtime as requ1rect Start 1ng rate $11 00 to $13 00 per hour Feu resumes to (614) 716 2272 litO Hn.P WAI\'IHJ L.,. ltt•o_HELP_fw_ANIED_.~_.~~~o Cross C reek Aucbon Buffalo 1 1 Saturday Night 6pm Little eKce lent bene 11 pac kage Daves truckload of Cakes & Web Site www 1ngram ba rge co m or ' ( 888) 441P1es Bu1ldmg IS full 1639 EOE • MJFN (304)937·2 118 or 1110 1'10 Oh1o Vall ey Home Health Inc h1nng Full Ttme RN and Per 0 1em MSW AcceR.IIng applications for LPN C NA 675-1429 FLEA I\..IARKET W antadToDo ..... ads must be prepaid• Nursing Ass istant Classes beg1nmng Apn! 10 2006 If you enJOY elderly people and went to beCOQ"'& a member ol our health care team please stop by Aockspnngs Aehabil1ta!IOn Ce nte r at 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 and 1111 out an appi1C8110n lor the classes Extend1care Health Serv1ces Inc 1s an equal opportu nity employer t hat encourages workplace dwerSity M/F ON Garage Sale 30 31 1st (800)462 9365 Ra1 n or Sh1ne Somethmg for everyone 33821 New AVONI All Areasl To Buy or Sh1rley Spears 304· L1ma Road, Rutland 1 Mile Sell Huge Huge Yard Sale March" 30 31 Sandhill Ad L--oiGiiAiiitiii-\iii.IPOiiOiiiii.ISiiioo_.l Le tart watc h for Signs GIVF.AWA\: • Collecti bles some turntture · - - - - - - - ' 2 miles out 160 off ot Kerr ttres sotneth1n~ for every5 rree puppies Stbana n miiC Ad Baby 1tems furniture one Embroi dery 1te ms q1,.11lt 0 s (740)9 85-3839 7 40·985 adult <;lathes pater mty ~ clothes Saturday 8· 4 A UCI'ION AND 3957 Va ns For Sale Thurad•y for Sunday• 3 family Apr il 1 2 128 Church St , B1dwell 9am- ? C!olh1ng household, m1sc something for everyone I 1(7111401i'I~7-42•2•98B ----, til9aii:mF-·3p ~m:"""-::--..., lsement In violation Sporting Goods SUV'slor Sale. Trucks lor Sale . Upholatery 5und•y Dl•play: 1 : 00 L.,. Reward 11 found· lost sma ll male black/tan dog last M,ovlng Sale 1140 College Carpet mstalle rs needed ~ee n on Happy Hollow Ad If Road, Syracuse Fn and Pleas e call 304·215-:!4'11 seen call 740-992· 1135 or Sat Mar 3 1 and Apr 1st for InterVIew dates new1pap1 ioc...,lo only hot, Jwonted odo m"tlni In Publlc•tlon l -·HELP--W-ANTED _ _,.. -·HELP--W·A·NTE -~_.1 on Left ~Thll t! 4 All Dl•pi•Y· 12 Noon 2 B~o.~alne•• D•v• Prior To KIT & CARLYLE Please I Ellolt ~dvertlaementa ~ubjecl • All Found Basset1 Hound Call Prom dresses washer (7401367 7194 oc (740)367 dryer Somettung for f1.1ery 7328 one Sat only 83 Herman Ad Cent enary 8-? Free part Border Collie puppieS to good home Saturday April 1st 8-noon (740)256 1652 Vm tage g lassware m1 llc glasS hobnail , matching l ost Dog Mt Ve rnon area sets much more 1151 l ong ha1red Ch1huahua m111 upper 2nd Ave Galllpoh.s blue col lar childs pet black tan With while chest Woman s clothes diSCount (304)675 4386 X·ma s craft household Items some Longaberger 9 Lost German 4 Fnday- Satu rday, 37 4 Shepard/Husky "Zappa· Wa1son Ad Green Collar 12 years old Se•zure Pro ne Langsvi lle Are a 740-742-4250 ~holl ~volloble ror Sunday• P•per If. Now you can have borders and graphics -..._,. added to your classified ads ( ,; .mo, Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads E)(erctse equi pment elec: 1ron1cs baby Items toys bedd1 ng adult clothes Fr1 Sat 9am- 5pm Centena ry Found o n 3·29 on 7 S Male area A ottweller m11c with shock - - - - - - - garage sale co llar Please cal l 740..709· Lg Hou sewares co llect ibl es & 6218 clothes M arch 30 31 Apn l Found bowling ball & bag I & 6 7, 8 13280 SA 7 ca ll to ID (740)992-4520 south 1/4 mile north at dam reJect or cancel any ad a1 any time ~Errors Muot Be ~eported on the firs ~oy ol publlclllon Oetul~;,~ Dally In - Column: 1 : 00 p . m. Mond•y-Prld•y for Jn•ertlon Jn Next D•v•• P•per S~~=:~ In- Column : 1100 p.m . :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 11!1~---.;.;...;;;;;;;;~ _ ___ o_ r_F_ax _ To-'--'-9_9_2_ - 2_1_57 ~•• Word Ads Monday thru Friday \\\!H \ 1 I \ I I \ I -.. 3Regtster Sentinel Call Today.••• .,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:o::..:r;,..;F~ail!xiliTo (740) 446·3.oo a_ School•ln•tructlon ...... ....... ..................... 150 HAS SOMETHING 'Qerthune To Place Seed , Plant & Fertilizer...... . ... THE ter c .. u~ c::'"'"'Y OH ~ accept any adver For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! - Sentinel - Re CLASSIFIED (>We will not knowing The Meigs County Department of Job & Family Services Is aeeklng proposals to provide a summer youth program to eligible youth age 14-18 consistent with federal, state and local guideline• lor the www.mydallysentinel.com Spring training WIN TER HAV EN, Fla. (AP) - Th ree Cleveland players htt home runs and n ght-hander Jake Westbrook survtved an 11-htt barrage over seven mm.ngs as the Ind1ans defeated Detroit 6-4 on Thu rsday m a spnng trai mn~ matchup . Travts Hafner htt a two-run homer, and Jhonny Peralta and Jason M1chaels added solo shots tor the Ind1ans. Cleveland (20- 10-1 ) needs one wm in us two remaining games to tie the franch1se record for spnng trammg vtctones set m 1996 Indtans manager Eric Wedge said he wasn' t concerned about Westbrook, who worked out of a couple Jams by mducmg doubleplay ground balls "A fe w ground balls fo und the holes, which is going to happen w1th a sinkerball of tts exhtbtllon schedule wtth a 9- 18-1 record and has a day oft before playmg two exhtbtt10n games at Phtladelphta and 1ts season opener at Texas on Monday. Arroyo allowed a leadoff smgle in the ftrst to Coco Cn sp and smgles by Mike Lowell and Kevin Youkths to stan the second He retrred the next 16 batters before walking Lowell m the seventh He ended hts outmg by gettmg Youkths to ground out to thtrd "Today was as close as I'm gmng to get to a regular season game in spnng traimng,'' Arroyo satd "It was in front of a crowd that I enJOY playing m front of " One opponent was miss mg. Slugg mg destgnated hitter Davtd Orttz took battmg pracuce on the field behmd the lett field fence and sat out the game. "He was sharp," Red Sox manager Terry Francona satd of Arroyo, who threw 96 pitches "It dtdn ' t help that we had David htttmg on the back Friday, March 31, 2006 Indians edge Detroit, 6-4 FORT MYERS, . Fla CAP) - The Red Sox nught not have been as wtlhng to trace Bronson Arroxo tf he had more outings ltke the one he had Thursday for the Reds The nght-hander who loved playmg m Boston allowed three h1ts m seven mmngs with mne strikeouts and one walk tn Cincmnatl's 4-0 VICtoArroyo's red shirt With the No 6 1, the same number he wore With the Red Sox, bore a stnkmg resemblance to the red Jersey he had before the trade. "It's funny pitching against ·guys you played wtth the last th ree or four years," Arroyo srud "It's hke playmg aga mst your next door ne1ghbor m L1ttle League or somethm~ It makes you want te laugh · Arroyo pitched s1x games for Boston in 2003, then went 24-19 the past two full seasons when he became one of the team's most popular players Fnendshtp d1dn 't matter Thursday when he struck out Trot N1 xon and Manny Ramirez, the thud and fourth hitters, tw1ce each "I've seen them h1t," sa1d Arroyo, who had excellent command of h1s fastball "I have ins1ght about hov. Manny's bram works, at least at the plate. I thou ght he would sit on my brea king ball." Arroyo was ex pected to start the season m the bullpen for the Red Sox. who had seven potential starters. So they traded h1m March 20 for slugger W1ly Mo Pena and he suddenly became the No 2 starter for the Red s On Thursday, Arroyo stru ck out Pena tw1ce as C1ncmnat1 won 1ts fourth stra1ght game Arroyo sa1d his "bram was scrambled" the day after the deal when general manage r Thea Epstem told htm of the trade. He satd he'd rather be m the Red Sox bullpen th an m another team's rotatton He IS scheduled to pitch Wednesday at home against the Chicago Cubs Aaron Harang, who had Cmcmnatt 's prevwus longest exhtbttJOn stmt of SIX mmngs, works the opener Monday. Cinctnnati has two more exhtbitwn games m Flonda and an off day Sunday Boston completed the Flonda portton Friday, March 31,2006 Ohio Vall ey Home Health Inc h1 rlng Full Ttme AN Casft Manager Compettt1ve Wages and Bene111s JncludIOQ Health Insurance Apply at 1480 Jackson P1ke, Gallipolis or 2415 Jackson A11enue WV or pho ne toll tree 1 866-441 1393 OverbrooK Rehab ilitatiOn Cente r IS currently acceptmg applications lor a AN SuperviSO r Competitive pay scale and benefit package ava1lab!e The ava1lable shift 1s 3P· t 1 P: All mterested applications should ptck up an application at 333 Page Street Middleport OH For further 1nformat10n please contact Hollie at 7 40 992 6472 EOE Overbrook Aeha btll tallon Center IS currently acceptmg appli CatiO ns tor a AN Superv1sor Competitive pay sca le and benef1t package avallab!e The available shift IS 7P ?A All mterested applicants should p1ck up an app licatiOn at 333 Page Street Middleport OH For lurther mtormatiOn please contact Holhe at 740·992· 6472 EOE Overbrook Ae habthtat1on Center IS currently acceptmg apphcat1ons for Stale Tested Fu ll Nurs1ng Ass istants T1me posn10ns available All Interested appl icants shOuld p1ck up an applicatiOn at 3;33 Page Street, Middleport Oh1o For further mforma Maintenance Ot rector lion please contact Ho!he at Overbrook RehabilitatiOn 740 992 6472 EOE Center IS now accepting - - - - - - - - - , resumes tor the pos1t10n of We ~ An Matntenance 0 1rector The qual1f1ed candidate must Like You possess stro ng ve rbal and wntten commumcat1on sktlls Jo mng our Res1dent Including technical report Centered Nurs1ng Team at wrttm g and reco rd keeping Holzer Semor Care Center Must have expenence m general matntenance mdud· If you are Interested 1n 1ng carpentry piumb1ng wor11.1ng 36 hours and ele{;tncal telephone and gen1ng pa1d 40 w1th full cable msta!lahon pa1nUng benefits ground work evalua tiOn and (12 hours Fr Sat & Sun 'm spec110n of emergency at S2.8.0Q an hour) equipment item assembly and boiler-system operatton For a personal 1nterv1ew Must have know!9dge of contact PhylliS Cantrell AN OSHA Ltle Safety Code BSN at (740)446·5001 or Long Term care expenence stop m and see us at 380 preferred but not requtred Co loma! Onve Btdwell OH Qualified candtdates may 45614 send resume to Charla Brown-McGUire A N LNH A Admm 1strator 333 Page Street M1ddleport Oh10 45769 EOE - - - - - - - - Equal Opportunity Employer Med1 Home Health Agency Inc seek1ng PAN Speech Therapt&l and Occupational Wanted man to wo rk on Musl h~;~ve e11pe n Therapist for Galhpol1s Oh1o Farm and surrounding area ance dr1v•ng tractors and LICensed 1n Oh1o or West mowmg w1th brush hog g_n_ dnvers Vtrg1n1a preferred We offer a b.llls.. Mu st have competitive salary E 0 E 11censes pass drug test Please send resume to 352 Other work cons1St of clear Second Avenue Ga!h~1s ng brush ma1ntenance OH 45631 Attn Jud•e fences bu1ld1ngs ect Work Reese or ema1! to start first part of Apn! jreeseCmsa-corp corn through enel of December poss1bie year round Pay MediCal Assuotant needed negotiable Include three ref fu ll t1me at Doctors OffiCe erences plus lest place eKpenence prelerretj but worked wnte to Bo.IC·TSC·3, not required Must be W1/hng CJo Potnt Pleasant Reg1ste r to work evemngs hours 200 Mam Street Pomt 401 k offered Send Res ume Pleasant WI/ 25550 In Home Pnvate Care Gtver Prefer CNA With dementta axpenence Part-T1me M·F Middleport Negotiable flat weekly fee Cali 740-423 6235 to sch-edule an 1nter vtew References Requ1 red Motor Route Dnver needed In the Henderson GallipoliS Ferry C rab Creek & Redmond Ridge area Appalachian T1re IS accept 1ng appllcaiiOns tar Sales $800 n,lonth fm as htt!e as 3 hours a day CaM\ ASSOCISte PICk up app!ica Sean M Cullen !tons @ 426 V1and St pt to Bo.: TS C3 I ClO Pomt --~'-----:::-:-:==----, D1stnct Sales Manager Pleasant No pj'lone class Pleasant Reg1ster 200 Ma1n r ~ Street Po 1nt Pl ea sant wv {304)675 1333 ext 20 please 25 550 Dog Groomer w th some Horse Tram1ng apprent1ce Must be a~e to Someone lor Fa rm Wor k e•penenee needed 1mmedl· needed ately 1n Ravenswood WV break and tra111 Horses No $5 00 per Hour 740 949 2067 Weekends 140 949 2067 304 273 2165 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT MEIGS COUNTY FCFC INTERSYSTEM COORDINATOR The Me1gs County Health Department 1s acceptmg lor the applications Intersystem Coordinator crl the Melga Co unty Family tJ'Id Children fll'1t Council Du t1es tnc lude but are not llmtted to develop m en! tmple fnentaiiOn and eva !ua110n ol countywide serv•ce coordmat1on and other plans program mont tonng work1ng w1th commu· My groups rapresenllng Famtly and Children F1rst Counc1l at requ1red meet mgs and tra1nmgs and occa s1onat travel Qualification•· The successful cand1date w1ll possess th e lollowmg • Mm 1mum ot Bache lor s Degree Master's prelerred m related fi eld combmed w1th e ~epenence wo r1c1ng 1ssues tnvolvmg children and the1r fam1l1es • Strong commumcat1on management and organ1za tiOnal skill s • Able to mult1task • Expertise 1n grant wnllng • Comp etent computer sk1lls tnc ludrng use of Mtcrosoft Off1ce applications Benatlts The MBIQS County Health Department offers employ ees a compet11rve benefits package Pos1t1ons 1s lullhme w1th startmg sa lary dependent on educahon and ' exper1enca candidates Inte rested shOuld send a lenaf of 1nter est resume completed ctvll serv1c;e app licatiOn and three letters of reterence to La rry 0 Marshall Health CommiSSioner M e~gs Count Healtn Department 11 2 EaS,I Memonal Or Swte A Pomeroy Oh 45789 Clvtl serv1oe app!lcatlons may be pteked up at the Health Department or on th e web at tl:ie foll owmg address hnp 1fwNw das oh!O gmi/brdl pdfltobapp2 pdf The pos• t10n wll ! remam open until f1ll ed WANTED· Part T1me- MED !CAL ASSISTANT w1th experience m phys1t1 an off1ce Able to work front and back Computer sktl ls a must typtng ability and lan· guage SkillS are also essen hal Knowledge ol lCD and CPT codmg a plus Aehable transportation needed No weekends or holidays required Send resume to Bo~e 569 clo Galhpohs l'nbune PO Bo.: 469 Gallipolis OH 45631 VAN DRIVER rosman Announcem ent General Metg s County Heanh Dlstr1ct Elsea! OflJcer The Meigs COUnty Health Department IS acce ptmg applicatiOns for a F isc al Officer OutJ9S 1nc!ude but are no1 !1m1te<t to perform coord1nate momtor and manage a 11anety ot I sea! management and control dut1es and asSISting other agency pe rsonnel With l1sca! control tasks AdditiOnally the Ftscal Officer prepares matnta1ns and 011ersees the preparation of vanous f1s cal!fmanctal reports stud1es and records.. Qualifications The successful candidate wtll possess the followtng ·completiOn of undergrad uate maJOr core coursework 1n accounttn g hnance lmanc•al manageme nt or ltka academtc f1e !d that 1nc!uded at least three courses 1n accounting and one course 1n 11nance ' Or two courses or twelve months axpenence n accounting two courses or twelve months B)(penence Ill finance one course or SIX months expenence m bUSIness adm1n 1strat1on one course or s x months expe r • ence m wntten commo n1ca tiOn tor bus1ness one course or stx months e)(penence 1n public relati ons an one course or SIK months expen ence 1n typmg Keyboardmg or word processmg to 1nch.Jde genera!Jon and spreadsheet "Or education trammg and/or expemmce m an amount equal to the M1n1mum Ouallftcat1o ns stat ed above ·competent com puter sk Its 1ncludmg use of Micros oft® OtfiCe apphcattons Brand New MethOd Dry I n ~ Hour No Steam-or·ShampQo Free Esllmcnes ... Clearly C l ean~·· 304 75.0022 Ouahty Lawn Mow1ng tnm· mmg weed 1n.g beds mulch ing shrub l n mmmg and small trees for 25 years (740)446 7139 1~ CHn.D'Ei .l )f::RJ.)' Co\Nf Darst Home has rooms ava11able tor those n need ot ass1sled liv1ng (740)992· 5023 i1Q BUSN~~ Om>RTI JNm ·-lllliiiiiliiiiiioiiiili_.l • NO TI Ch OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends tha ou do bus1ness w1th peo le you know and NOT t end money through thE mall until yo u have IOVEStl ated the oHenng i Mo~~' ·--.ol'O iioil<iiiii lAN iiio-rl **NOTICE** Borrow Smart Co ntac he OhiO 0JVISIOn 0 mane al InstitutiO n of Consume Off1ce AffairS BEFORE you ref1 ance your home 0 bta1n a loan BEWAR 1 requests for any larg dvanc:e payments 0 ees or msurance Cal l')e Off1ce ot Consume Affa 1rs toll free at 1 866 78-0003 to !earn rt th mortgage broker 0 properl eflder 1censed (T!11s IS a pub! erv1ce announcemen .om I he Oh10 Valle Publ1shmg Cof!1pan~·~ Benet Ill The Me1gs County Health Department oHers employ ees a compet111ve benet1ts package Pos1t10n IS full-lime with starti ng salary depend ent on education and expen ence Intere sted cand1Clates shou l~ send a !erter of mter :uJ est resume comp leted c v1! I'J<( ~1'~1t "' •t SER\IU~ serv ce app11Callon and three letters of reference to Larry D Marsha!! Health TURNED DOW N O N Me1gs SOCIAL SECURITY ISSJ? Comm1ss oner County Health Department No Fee Unless We W1n 1 112 East Memonat Or 1 888 582 3345 Sutte A Pomeroy Oh Kl\11 .., 1\11 45769 C1V1 I serviCe app!lca t1ons may be picked up at the Health Depanment or on the web at the followmg address htt lfWWW das ObjO poWhrdfD 1001 Ke nry Cl (Behind J r1Vtobaop2 Qd1 The pos rllon H1g fl School) 3 Bedrooms lull or~ Basement a wtll rema1n ooen until filled Hardwooa Floors Excellen ConO•M n S81 500 ca1 !304 \675 3123 ~30 4 1675 ., Gall ta County Council on Agmg/Semor Resource Center •s currently accepting Galllpohe Career College applications for van dnver (Careers Close To Home ) must ha.,.e vahd drivers Call Today ' 740 446 4367 hcense and be an 1nsurable 1 800 214 0452 nsk Must be able to pass www galhpolmc.arlHt colll!Qf'l com med1ca1 eKam1nat10n 10 20 "cerecl ile<l Memoer Ace tKI!flflQ hOurS/week part t1me pos1 Gouncd lot lr.depeMenl College~ ton Sen1or/Aet rees am Schools 12749 encouraged to apply EOE R\IJIO, T\ 1&1 .1 & CB REP.<UR T red of Not Hav1ng Enough Money to MaKe Ends Meet Ron s TV Sales and Aepatr or Go1ng to Work For Applian ce Warehouse Someone Else? Chnst1an 1304)675 7999 owned Company of nearly 2 decades oHem1g a hOme Bus ness Opportunlly 0032 3BA 2ba LA FR w'wooc burner gas furnace ne>'~ CA ana ched 2 car garage wtpOSSitl!e upstairs apar• ment plus another attact'1ed 1 c ar garage workshop large outbUtld1ng above ground pool 3 acres m 1 Ask1ng $110 000 (740)245 0372 38R 2Bath LR v,'llh Ire place DR fully equ•Ded 2 car attac heo k1tchen garage pole 09rn 6+ acres AS1C1ng Si9 999 740 742 7200 or 740 742 4160 13041576 2056 oc 13041593· 0466 !I no answer please Wanted 10 Sel l Horse leave message Ma nure tor Compost Pos1110n ava11able tor Farm $~ 0 00 a piCk·up trud load and lawn Parts assot1ate 740 949 2067 Health and ret •rement bene I1IS Must have computer skills Prefer farm back 4 yea1 Old COIOI110 011 : ground Send resume to acres aopro"J. 1 900 so tt 3 CLA Box 566 do Gal! pol iS Gert1lled Care Home Mr 2 oams 2 car garage Oa11y Tnbune PO Box 469 ASSISted & Non ASSISted master bdr •s 28x24 w Jl'l fo Gallipolis OH 45631 tub $125 000 Persons meats & snacks jaCUZZ prov1ded E~ce!le nt Care t 740)446· 7029 POSTAL JOBS 1304)882 3880 515 67 $21 98/hr now h1r 1ng For application and tree governemer:\1 JOb 1nfo call Compute[ Troubleshoot And .\mencan Assoc of Labor I - Repa1r Call 740 992 239!'1 913 599 8042 24/hrs ernp serv Handyma n Small Ha uhng ------~~- Jobs Lawn Work C<\11 T1m Warehouse De l1~e \ Kern -40 99~ 2741 Pos1110n lmmed1a1e OP~>~"' mg lull t1me Apply at LleSiyle FucMuce 3cd ood H Quse1r.eer11ng oabyStt' mg Ohv& Ga lhpol 1s 9 30am etderty care Have refer ences 1304}695 372::3 5 OOpm no phone calls 4bdrm 2 5 bath harowooc tloors ne.... root !'\DPro) 3 OOOsq ft R1verv 1 e~ At soutn $125 000 No tan(" contracts (7 40 )71.)9 0299 ~ BR F o•e CIOS.J t~ S14 90 0 F-.r IIS I1 "1Q5 r1t\ .(fl 800 tQl ~?2'5 !":tf F-C"i4 'l09 M o~S"13"' C fC 1£ P Pleasant W\ 3AR 1 bAth lui hasetTIPrrt SH6 ~.Jon !304)6--s 6804 �Friday, March 31, 2006 J:rlday, Ma~:Ch 31, 2006 ALLEYOOP In Memory Downtown otnce spaCe. 5 room autte S850imo; 1 room office- $225/ mo.; 2 room suite $250/mo. S&eurlty deposit required . You pay u11111iea. All spaces vory nloe. Eleva1or. Call (740)«8-a&U • Less than perfect credit 2000 OakwoOd mobile Bidwell area, clean 2 bed- for appointment. aocepted .. Payment could be the home 16K80 vlnyVshlngle, 4 room $400/1'1'10. Includes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __; bedroom, 2 baths, C/A. water/sewer. Reterence & Retail and office space availsame as rent. Mortgage Locators. (740)245·0001. Must be deposit required . No pets. able in downtown Point (304)576·4037. moved. (740)367 Pleasant, $500/month, next 1998 and Up, 14 ind 16 Attention . ~onatructlon . Local company offering "NO Wide MobMe Homes for Sale WDrbr.. Fully tumlahltd ·2 DOWN ~AYMENT" pro- In excellent Condition. Oay: bedroom, 2 baths, very nice, grams for you to buy your 740-388·0000 or 740-388· Locate& In quilt reaiden«al home instead of renting. 8513. Evenings: 740-388· araa In Pomeroy, Oh6o. 7408017. • • 100% financing · 992·1517 or 740-992.0031 . AKC lab pupp!ea wormed, 1st shots, papers, Get A"-"tlonl -oooo someone you love a puppy for Easter. $150 (30&) 675· 7652 S.autllul 6wko, lull-~oode<l Norweglin Elkhound puppies. 1stshotbyvet, ~male , 6 female. (740)388-6128. For sale or trade for equal value, Alrlcan Gray and Gendaeconyer. Both talk. pointpleasant_comm_ren tal Call (740)266-6185. Oyahoo.com or (703)528· Labrador RetrietJers AKC 0617. registered . Different color, WANiliD ages & prk:s. (740)256·6463 roRENr or (740)645-6527. 2001 doublewide on 1.6 For Sale or Rent acres on Prospect Church 1urn. · $375/mo., Ad . 3BA, 2BA . wfl'lreplace. Aet.. No Pets , Non Smokers, 8-mL from Pt. ' $60,000 (740)709-1166. Pleasant, A1 2-N (304)675· 2000 11'Widt 3151 VlnyVShlngle Only $181 .00/mo. Mobile home sites for up to 16ll.80 In Country Homes. Charming brick· ranch. Rio Call (? 40)3BS- 7671 Grande. Quaint, lriendly . (740)385-4019. ·~ighborhood. 3 bklcks from 280, 1.5 bath on 1 acre. 5 URG. Custom-bull! In 2002. minut.es lrom Holzer. · APAR1MENTS . Interior open and airy. Excellen t condition L ____FOR_ .irrRmriiiiiirri--' Traditional natural oak (740)388-8895. woodwork throughout. 3 1 and 2 bedroom apartbedrooms, 2 full ba.ths . 71 Ae<lman . 12x65. 3 be<l· ments, furnished and unfur· Large kitchen with dining, room, 1 bath , $2,500. nlshed, security deposit pantry, disposal, microwave. (740)388-j)570. required, no pets, 740-992· Appliances Included. 9/1btl1 of an acre tOr sale on 2218. Greatroom design with 143 2 mobile homes. · 7401 ·bedroom apt. All utilities & vsulted ceiling and gas tire- 9 92.5858. •1la ce with oak manue .. ' - - - - - - - - - cable inclucled. $400/month v1aster suite with his/her Beautiful siriglewide on 2.28 In Crown dty. Call (740)256· 'lath, inct. whirlpool tub , acres ot flat land. 8132. ·hower, 2 walk-in closets, Relridgerator . · & range 1 bedroom· apt. close to skylight. 2-car garage, land- included. New plumbing , town . Quiet location, ret. & soaping. Low·cost heat· new decks_ Move in condidep. requir ed . (740)446· rng/coollng. Lyntronics tion . OuieVpeacetul neigh· 2957. . Security S')lslem. tioo sq. ft. borhood . Call 304-421$179.900.(740)379·2615. 4554. Mitzi While/O ld 1800 sq. ft. apt. flat, over· Colony. Apple Grove WV. looks city park, 3rd floor. 4 tps,.2 futl bths, deck,.hlstor!· MUST SELL cally remodeled, cntrl ale 2002 Clayton ~ 4x52 $750. G. Smith (740}645· Pm1s. Of $169/mo 2890. '1 Call (740)385·9948 j 1ST MON. FREE RENT ! 411 real utate advertising Nice 1987 14x70 3 bedroom J In thtl newspeper It · home: Only $8,995."Wi11 help WITH PAID DEP. NEW , ELLMVIEW ~ subject to th~ Fede111i with delivery. Call Elaine TOWNHOUSE/APTS ~ Fair Hou•ing Act of 1M8 NOW LEASING! 1 which makes It Illegal to (740)3B5-0698. S~ACIOU S ~ · advertise "any Used mobile homes for sale. preference, llmlt.tton or 2 & 3BEDAOOM 14' & 16' wide. 2 & 3 beddlacrimintll~n Mud on BOTH FLATS& rooms 6 lo choose from race, cotor, rella'on, Hx TOWNHOUSES 1996 modal & up. (740)3aafamilial statue or MilaNI AVA>LABLE 8513 (daytime). (740)388origin, or any Intention to 'ALL ELECTRIC 8017 (evenings), (740)294· ~ make any auch 'CENTRAL AC & HEAT 0460 (weekends) · preference, limitation or 'STOVE, REF. , ~ discrimination." 'DISHWASHER LoTs& 'GARAGE DISPOSAL ; Thia new.paper will not ACREAGE 'WIND BLINDS t knowingly accept 'CEILING FAN S advenltementl tor ,.., 1.6 acres on Oak Hill Rd. , ' WATER, SEWAGE & ' esttm~ which 11 in Chester, Ohio, water, gas. ! violation of the law. Our TRASH INCLUDED . . electric on property, " ·readers ere hereby ~ETS CONDITIONAL $1o.ooo, :l04;483·7550 Informed that all (304)882-3017 dwellinga advertlal!id In ~ o acres/ 1997 16x80 tttia newapaper are Redman, 24x24 garage, 3 available on an equal BRI 2 lull baths, Located on opportunity baNs. Teims Aun Ad . (740)256· 2 apartments fo r rent. 6247, (740)446-9368. Racine, Ohio (short drive Crab Creek area 22 acres Asking $85,CXJO. from power planU Deposit with 3 br. 2 bath. 2.100 sq. ft. j,j~:;:,;:;;;;;:;;;;~---., required, no pets. (740)992•1ome, stone fireplace, barn . . REAL FsrA'IE 5174 or (740)441 -011 o.· :>ome pasture. creek front '-.--•W.iiiANJIDiiiiiiii;.,_,o~ and more. $167,000. Tri .., 5 rooms & bath. range & ref. County Rea lty. Call Paul Need to sell you r home? furnished, W/D hookup. Off ·1emann (304)736-0710 or Late on payments, di110rce, st. perking. 2nd floor, very ,304)733·9000 job transter. or a death? I clea n, in tow n. (7,40)441· r l r Pomeranian puppies. First Family with steady InCome shots and wormed $150· wants to rent a 2·3 bedroom $250. Andy Yoder 1032 SA housS or mobile home in the 141 , Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. Mason CoUnty area. F'refer within haH an hour from Pl. Reg : Jaclc Russell Terrier Pleasant. We have 2 well male, 1 year ' old, $1CJO. behaved, short haired, Comes with dog box. housebroken dogs that (740)245·9053. wouid ne'IBr be left una!· tended. (304)882·2813 or Reg.Great Dane puppies, B email at ierlandjnks 0 peo. weeks old, Harlequin and Merle, $400.00-600.00, 74opleoc com 5B5-2408. Responsible N.C. hunter wants to lease 1 00·200 acres for 2006 deer season. ph• 336·581·3932 anytime White CKC registered mate Toy Poodle , 9 wks. old, $400, more in1o (740)378· 6525 \ II W II \ \ PI ..., I I \ U\ 1.., 1 1'1'111 .., i lO L,,_..... ~ I i i r 1 ! . til i 'rab Creek Road . '1 r:turesqu e Qld Cape Cod ome Oak constructiOn 3-4 ' "ldroom 1 bath, big country can buy your home. AU cash and quick closing. 740-4163130. -P-ri-,a-le-pa_rty _ w - ,-.11-p-ay_ C_ A_ S_ H ·· !r:heri,_ lots ol cabinets , for yo ur _!rust deed/ 2 n? - .us dining room. spacious Mortgage note. PleaSe call _ ··•i ng room & ~tudy on 3.2 (740)441 _ 5540 ·~ res Beautiful rolling lawn Hl '\1\ l '..,!mature shade trees & new .ulus ,ond 4-outbuildings & dock, nice workshOp· & car· uort. $68.500. (304)675· !680 ~ha nn ing@ c ha rler . ne t . :~ orry No Land Contracts. ::=======~ r 10 H~'-ft..IOI'.o.., FOR Rf.NT I Goooi---· eo HOUSEHOUl Warehouse in Herlderson, WV. · Preowned Applicanes starting al $75 & up all under also have Warranty, Household Misc. ltenis starling at .99¢ (304)675--7999 & j Channel, Flat Bar. Steel Grating For Drains. Driveways & Walkways. l&l Scrap Metal s Open Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday ' & Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Sa turday & Sunday. (740)44&-'7300 Prom Dresses: 1 Tiflany pink' size- 8 $150 : 1 Alyce pink slze-6 S150; 1 re~lsllver size-2; 1 Alortiori navy size3/4 $25. (740}441-0712 Wanted : Responsible party to taKe on sma ll monthly payments on H1gh Definition Big-Screen TV 1·800-3983970 ~ ' In Stock & Ready For Dehv~ryl Call (740;385-9948 · 6•80 mobtle hom e 3 bed· oom, 2 bath , he~t pump. ix8. deck . Very n1ce 1 74 0>388-9 170 2BR. all electric, $360 month plus security deposit. no pets. 4 miles north of Holzer, ,SI. At . 160. (740)379·2923 or (740)446· 6665 .. 2br, w/add· on .· On Crab Creek Ad . No pets, needing a Aent is Neg. (304 )675-1206 n~ighbor SHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAIN · s j ; .; ,;. .___., IIDII111111 ACE TREE SERVICE 20yrs. exp. Gallipolis, OH Rick Johnson , Jr. Owner Insured . Free Est ;, ) I l \' 1 111 I TRI-STHTE mOBILE POWER WHSH nno LHWn CflRE . $50QI Pollee YOtJ'~e I~Tw~~N / JOIS. ~Ow ' .. .740.446. . RESEARCH!! CONSTRUCTION~ Owner GENERAL CONTRACTING Licensed Home ,Builder Prompt & quality (740) 992-0496 work v ~1>1>\/>.. ~'IS, Wf.l.ill Sf-I.E. P" W~A Kll>, W.t:.l{t:, WI'\SI'H />..N'I T\1 -TI-\t.~E. W~.,)USI 1<'./>..l>\0! U~lt:N! Free Estimates "Insured" Call Gary Stanley 740·742·2293 THE FACT THAT MRS . 60DFREY IS YOUF<. AUNT IS .. WEL L. .. . IT'S JllST TOO MUCH OF A oE.a.L- &REAKER body in great shape, ne.e ds con dition $9,700 OBO. CBII after 6pm (740)446·4066 . molar, ·$450. , 198a Honda Accord LX -I, 5 '87 model Bass Tracker. 70 speed manual, runs great, horse Mercury, excellen t . $ 1,600 OBO. (740)367· conditi on, $2500, (740)992· · ~5~ M 9 ~--~--~-., Al!I'O p~ & i 2003 Dodge Neo n 52,000 mileS.· cold air, ru0s great $3,500 080. (740)256·9031 or (740)256-1233 ,J CAMPf2KS & M010R HOM~ 2003 Jayco Eagle 34' 5th v;heel w/slide out. New con· dition, •. $22,000 OBO. (740)339-0218. 89 Pon1iac Grand P.rix, runS great, high miles. $800 080 . (304)593-8900 or (304)67 5-3957 30ft. Four W inds camper with expando, 2 bedrooms , used two summers and in excellent cond ition . Great for 96 Buick LeSabre 97.000 a family and vacation fUn. ~20.000 Call (740)388· mi .. needs body work and 8045. radiB.Ior, new tire s, banery. brakes !ind rotors, $1 ,500 OBO. (740)446-9632. 10 TRUCKS FOR SALE IMPROVF.,\UJ\TS matic, 67,000 miles, good clean, solid truck , excel lent New to lh e area Casto condi tion , $8,500 080. Contracting. 18' yrs experi ence . Dependable, l)onest. (740)44 1-101 4 Call affordable · rates. 96 Chevy S10, Ext Cab . (740)446-0306. autO 4Cyl, air con(jition . Tauno cover : candy apple red. Runs good , clean white pin stripe 100,900 ·m iles $3.500 (304)675-7475 mp on SAVINGS ' , Lewis 740-992-6971 ' l!UiiL-~~~~;~ Free 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Block. brick. sewer pipes. Ltmlted Good cond1t1on , low windows. lintels. etc C l a~de m1leage, $~ .800 . (740)245· Winters. Rio Grande, OH 5757 or (740)339-0885. No Call 740-245·5121 answer. leave message Tree S•rvice Top • Removal · Trirri • Stump Grinding PEANUTS YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Room Addition• & Remodeling ~~~=~~~lumblng Rooting & Gutters .VInyl Siding & Painting Patio and Porch Decks WV038725 V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Oh w 25 'icars Loc;ll Expcru1cr Po 111 ~·ru ~ Hill 's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road · . Racine, Ohio· 45771 740-949-2217 . "s1Zes's•x1'o)· A to,~ n'JC30', 3 ill! Si'>f' . Hours ri-l1 - 7:00AM ·8:00PM • 111411 mo . pd Advertise in this space for 154 per month AE'( KID! WAIT A MINUTE ! I DON'T KNOW YOU~ NAME! • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740-992-1611 Stop & Compare ROV HOBBS WAS MY GREAT· GRANDI=AT>IER .. WHEN YOU >l iT T>IAT HOME RliN VESTER· DA'( YOU RUINED MY LIFE ! JO Yrs, Exp. • Ins, Owner: Ronnie Jones Free Estimates " ADVERTISE IN. THIS SPACE FOR $54 PER MONTH ~ · Cornerstone 1!9 ;·,; I!! Construction SUNSHINE CLUB Resid«>ntial • Commen:ial • Ge neral Contracting P:.intilig • Doors • Windows • Decks • Si ding • Rnofin"g • Ruom Additions ·· Remodeli ng • Plumhing • Eh.."Clrical 740-367.05.« WV 038992 OH 38244 • A~cousc ic Ceiling 740 -33 9-3412 -Economy Beef $8.25 · ·Shade R1ver Beef $8.75 •Whole.IS~ell Corn $7.25/Bag ·Cracked Corn $8.25/Bag . ·Soybean Meal $13.25/Bag -Shade River Hog Feed $8.85 Why Drive Anywhere Else? Shade River AG Service, Inc GARFIELD I 'M OOING ON AN IMAGINARI,> PA-rt: 1'0NIGI-IT! 35537 Sl Rl 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 740-985· 8 I FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY 1·4 BR Houses &Apts. 1 Luxury- Also HOD · Also Commercial Space 740·.416-5547 • New Homes Shop the Classifieds! ME . JONES' Bucket Truck ROBERT BISSEll CDIISTRICnDII va. Po le Barn 30x50x12 feet •2001 Blazer LT 4x4 , pa1nted metal , slider, lree . 91 .OOOm1 . loaded. New delivery Only $7.595 GOOdyearS. Onster, Lea lher. (937)7 18-147t , wwwnatmn- All Power, $7 ,900 (740}245~· 9245 , (7~0)367 -0624 wid.epolebarns.com ' · -· · D~vid HOME BASEMENT 1952 Ford 112 ton pickup WATERPROOFING truCk llatbead V8, 3 speed. Unconditional liletime ·guar· no rusl. Has been stored tor ant.ee. Local references fur15 yea rs.-. $3,750. (740)388nished. Established ·1f/75 0332 Call '24 Hrs. (140) 446· 1999 GMC w/extended cab, 0870," Rogers Basement loaded, 305 engine. auto- Waterproofing. r · · I 1994 For~ Escort U.< 5 spd. BUDGET TR ANSMIS· about 140,000 miles. Needs SIONS, Double bolted . All engine. $800 obo. (740)339- types . (746 )245-5677 ·or 2356 740 645~7400 ;995 Ford Probe 5 speed, 4 cylinder, sky blue, well kept, (304 )B75·2289 RJ~ ' 26 Years Experierice Now Available At BAUM LlJI\IBER Scorpion · Tractors "Taking The Sling Out Of Hard Work!" • . Mid -Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with .>Ohp & 40hp Kubota Engine' BAUM LUMBER Sl. Rl. 124 Chester 985-3301 GRIZZWELLS. l-IE'/, I i\.ll~l< Fl~ ~6\N T JU5T :7AWl\lr Of .\\.1( CDMt. ~IS ~---­ \11>.'1 .I ~ ;'!;;,lon 60 Sauno aile Eni<>Ya a hoi QOWN 1 2 Pramler - ·Zedong 29 Country 30 18 3 ~=) cargo 5 Mohawk or 29 Monlhly 6 1 8 9 cowboy 38 Fabled bird 39 Key In data 41 42 Coonmon - T1n 4 point 36 Dale's lavorite 48 Tl118 ..., punk IXpe!IH 50 TIHIIImane Nol pro 31 Aoclolr port ~ Krrdolaalacl 32 Sponls.h . 54 Sprrol Presages genlleman molecule Minstrel 33 - ·II flick 12 Migratory . 35 Boxed flocks breakfasf glow: Gary Abbale, Bndgeport, W.V. Second hand low is a reliable rule; it is right more often than not. Bur !here are deals in which it Is incorrect. Is this one of them , or is this introduction a psych? How should the declarer play in th ree no-· trump? What IS the correct delense? ' After South opened one no-trump, shoW· 1ng t 5·17 po inls, North used Stayman in an unsuccessful attempt to uncover a 4-4 heart Iii. I 1'-VION Hl5 IMAGINATION tS PE5PERATE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cete~ ~ ~ams a..e created lforn quo~,~ibl5 by lwnous 1*018. PMIII'IIf preMI'l · Each 1e11e1 in~~ s1ardll tor arQher. . . TOday's Clue: v equals B " B UCJN NFHP BP ' R ZBUL JCLRLZO. HCT reveal the 1rurh , SOUP TO NUTZ AHBCOYZ YCNHCPLT. BP HCT PJ ZJ~PFL HCT YDZG DLP .R BC VWJRCHC ' PREVIOUS SOLUTK)N - 'BeS1 drummer in the world. Greal, dry..,;.. of humor. He 's sort ot naturally brtlliant ' - Paul McCartney, on Ringo Starr (c)2006 by NEA, Inc. 3·31 · '::~:~~' S~RoUM-~t~s· :::: _ _ _ _:;;_;;; 141tt4 ~, ClAY ~- ~OUAN ....;:..__ _...,... OReorrcngo lorton o1 lilt ocnrmbtod -.!1 be- -... 'lllrthcle;y: Saturdav-, April 1, 2006 By Bernice Bede O~ol Favorable changes are in lhe offing !n the year ahead, especially pertaining to conditions that aflact y6u or your family personalty. Be patient hpwever. because good thing~ take time to develop prop@;rly and perfectly. ARIES {March 21-April 19) - Be extremely carefiJ I today about how you handie yourself in career- or work- related situa· lions.' If you make. a wrong move, there's a chanCe you'll lose something you had already gained. TAURUS (April 20-May. 20) ~ Jusl becauSe early in the day you found yourself being -less effe;;:tive than usual with lhings going awry,. don't glve up so easily: Take a break, rela~ and try again a bit later on. GEMINI (May 21·June 20)- After you've . had some time to review and ponder a recent napp.ening , you may see you weren't entirely blameless in a misunderstanding that occurred w11h a loved one. . MBke amendS. CANCER (June 21 -July 22)- A collective venture can be camed ott successtully today, provided. both you and all olhers mvolved make an eqUal contrtbutioo. It even one person doesn't. the entire thing could fizzle. · LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~ Make ·coopera· lion" your key word IOday. Untess ·there is a sincere deSire to be •tolerant and understandmg of others at this time. all interaction that involves others could be problematica l. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - II d"eCOrating your personal surroundings · today. you'd , be wise not to use materials or designs thai are popular and trendy. Chances are they won 't withstand the test of l•me. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0ci . 23) - Be kind and accommodating to others today, bul when it comes to sen ou ~ sttuattons t~at are truly impor ta nt. don't let your heart rule your head . Do that whtch IS the most wise and practical. .SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) - A sympa· thei ic friend may not be the oest person lo seek adviCe from today. especially con· cerntng a tamlly situatiOn . Hts,or her wtSh· lui thinking and solutions won ·! be rea listic_ SAGITIAAIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 211 ~ It you htre a repatrman today. tl mlgrn be wise not to breathe down th1s person's back . Establish a cor~tal atmosphere 1n whiCh slhe has room to wo1k ski llfully CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan. 19)..:... If you r present budget has accumulated a l1ttle ' Surplus, don't be wastefu l or extravagant tl;)day. Pay off old debts l1rs1, before splurg· in'g and buYing lh•ngs you don't need AOLIAfliUS (Ja n 2G-Feb 19) - A close member ot your famtly w1ll be greatly nurt today It's/he thinks you are showmg more consideration to ou1s1ders than you are to h1mlher. Trea! your loved ones w1th respect PIS CES (Feb. 20-March 20) ..._ A dir ect approach n1ay be your best ,route to han dling a delicate s1 tuat1on you ha'.'e been reluctant lo face . F1nd a way to bnng 11 1nto the ope'n where plenty ol bnght lighT can BP'R PFL . N. HG . " - ABLWIL AstroGraph four low •<> form f..,r ~- -d1. I VORLEC lieF(! I CNKA K IIIII s j Byahe lime I foundOUIIwM 1101 in shape ror jogcing. I bid i ......,....,...______, gont 10o Car 10- - . r313111)6 . 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L _ _ _CCE'i!iORIES _ _ _ ___ .:.._-'-------- I l R:l&\-\1! lt'H~<X';E. ~'<~ fN-'11 Ll E!> WOULt> 6P..I ~t..lt ,..;~uNt:> mt. ~,...1>10 E.\lEI<:'{ t.\IE.t-.lt-.G TO P'TI-\/>..T'S • Affordable Rates References Available Cars from· $500. For listings 80Q-391 ·5227 ext. 3901 _72_ 19 _ . ___________ ""' , • Allpa.. Declarer did doubly weU, not running his club suit first. and putting the defenders on the spot as quickly as possible. East should not have fallen for South's quasi-fi nesse. From the Stayman sequence, Wes.t wa$ known to have start· ed with five or six· spades. From 1he Rule ol EIS'Ien, East should ha~~e known lhal . they were all winners after triCk one. Subtracting ·seven from· 11 gives four. And East had seen all tour of the spades higher than the seven. in the North, East and South hands combined: the board's nine, his queen-jack, and Squth's king. So East should have taken trick three with· his hear! ace and returned the spade queen to defeat the contract. · Chuck Wolfe • New Homes • Additions • Remodeling ll ~- prodUct Te11d1le Formal 57 CoHN oburvance brewer 16 Wolfloh look 58 Future bkl, . 13 Border · 17 GraNiand 59 Hwya. town 15 Wes1 10<1 a ,fourth·highesl spade s<l'len: five, jack, k'i ng. Declarer croSsed to dummy with a club. then called lor the heart jack. East's play qf the live was as smooth as the best silk, but the jack held lhe triCk and South clai med nine tricks: one Spade, one heart. two diamonds and , live clubs. WOLFE~ s A.~ SALEOTORS I~Tvi~EN1 SORRY,LOWEEZY,DOC CAN'T ~EE YOU TODAY-· HE 'S DOIN' MEDICAL I =r;;,;.Bo--&-M....__,I Impounds!. FAll 'BARNEY 2459 St. Rt 160 • 200 CAF2SOR barely rid· . .-~~~~~~=-., dan, never raced , 3 ,9oo· STANLEY TREE OB0. (74o)2 45·581 5. TRIMMING It . ~~1-·· • www.tlaobetOtHkcabbletr)',- Easl Pass Use the rule · ~==~==~----~---. to find the defense . 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West Pass Rich calla 42 44 CMw ~·· 4 platform Gofchll 7 Sailor, tub 23 Gooey '26 Net .aurfera Vulnerable : Neither South I NT 1 lAunching 21 South Dealer: stai ning or painting · Special rates for Trucki ng companies c,l trl! 111 d 1 ',1", ', , , t: ,ttn 111, (7 40 ) 992-2 804 r· t, •, !r~--~HA~Y-&~--, 89 Honda Gbldwing w/trail- L "' LAWN CARE Driveways- Equipment Mowing- Tr~e Degreasi"ng- BoatsTrimming. Aeration- Campers- Trucks - Deck Mulching ' (0 4 K 6 2· • KQ 7 t K 5 Ferti1izat ion- planting~ ' FORSAJ.E 2005 Harley Davidson Elec1ra Glide. Black· lots o1 e<tras $16,000. (740)446· 63B9. • South POWER WASHING . Homes- Decks - 4x4 5 • A 865 • Q (0 8 6 9 2 J 9 2 8 7 2 o!I AJ94J Complete Tree Care Love you, · . . Your Family ( I II f.:ast • Q J 4 A lU ll 7 3 2DYII liP; 304·675·2451 "Middleport's only Self-Storage" (740) 949•1405 .l _ a_ pa_r_tm_•_n_t. _ ca-'-11-67 - 5--8-6-7 9 .WANTED: EHO Responsible 4x4 party to ta~e on small FOR SAl£ WEEKLY AVAILABLE monlhly. Payments on High 1997, 16x'80 nice mobife 1 d n c u e . s Defin.flion, Big Screeri TV. 11991 Ford F250, 1988 full hOme. C entral AIC All Refrigerator / Mi c r owave 800-398-3970 . ' Electric. No Pets. Big Yard'. From $175 To $250 COllege ~=-;;;,;~· SIZe ' Bronco, 302 both good ,7110mileoffAt7.GaliaCo. H ,; Motel Call (740124 BS~~ tor parts cars . 16 740-367 -7745 . ....._ lJf "TLI.a:..J (740)379-9887 532 nrr<~• -s. 992 -3 194 or 992-6635 K Q 6 5 West Parking Lots : Ball Courts • Private Roads • Driveways • Streets • ES1Ifl)alas Playgrounds 10xJOx10xlO Old Dadge 47 G - o r eager 51. Proyorwheel turMr 1a11e 52 Signify 13 Humorlll 53 OWned - Bomblck 55 TMn lovo 14 lleiUIIII 56 Plm.ky or t A7 4 • ....... 41 I!Mglly 10 Downed 1 aub 11 Umony •• • SEAL COATING • PATCHING 97 Beech Street Middleport. OH F ~=OR'/ I air co nditione r $150. Call , show Pigs. For more lnfor(740)709-1758. malion web _site: INWW.penningto ns howpigs .co m . New Berber carpet ki .951 Phone 17401226·3711 farm. yard. Aemane nts starting at $25. Mollohan Carpet. 76 Pure bred Angus bulls (4 yrs Vine St., Gallipolis, okt) Horse, ca rt & harness. (740)446·7444. Oak gun cabinet. (740)446:___.:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4410. APART· washers & dryers , ,retrig~r8BUDGET tors. gas and electric JACKSON ranges, air conditione rs, and wringer washers. W ill do ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from 5344 to $442 . repairs on major brands in Walk to shop & movies. Call shoP, or at your home. j.. MOBILEFOR;,~~ One year ago toda y jesus called you home. Saddening our hearts and leavil\g us all alone. We are loving you and missing you with ea~h new day, Asking for God's guidance In jesus name we pray. ~ Maytag washer $50; Frigidaire dryer $90; General electric 13,800 BTU BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT PRICES AT Townhouse Slop renting Buy 7 bedroom Ta ra foreclosure $18.000. Fo r list· Apartments, Very Spacious, lngs eOo-391 -5228 ell!. 2 Bedrooms, C/A, 1 112 Ba1h, Adul1 PoOl & Baby 1709. Pool, Patio. Start $425/Mo. Pets, Lease Plus No Two separate hoil'les, Security OepoSll ReqUired, Appliaro~ces , nice yards . 1740)367-7086. Rent $475.00 per month. $475.00 Deposit each. 740· Twin Rivers Tower is accept992·5421 . ing applications for waiting ...,,.;..;..--.,.,---, list 1or Hud-subsized, 1· br, FARM EQ\JIPMFNI• NEA Cro .. word Puzzle ACROSS aniiSans Unle Tykes blue bea r toddler bed & m attress $25; white flOral twin headboard & rails $~5; large screen TV, working but needs repai rs $50 080: white refrigerator with top freezer. 5 yrs old $150 (740)645-6247. Refrigerator, white . $125; Whirlpoo l washer, white, 0596. S9~; dryer, white, $95 ; Fridge, like new, $17:5. The Beautiful 2 bedroom apart· APpliance Store, 76 Vine St. men t in country, beautifUl Gallipolis (740)446- 7100. setting, laundry room & applianCes iriclude d. Ve ry Thompsons Appliance & clean. $400fmo, (614)595- Repair·675·7388. For sale, 7773 or 1-8(H)-796-4686. re-conditioned automatic Nice 2br Apartment located •n Point Pleasant. . RefridgeiKitchen Range furnished. Forced Air Gas Heat & AC . WfD Hook up $300/month, $200/dejjosit. (304}675-7628 Phillip Alder H.l. wrnesel up c basement, rive·r access . Propane heat. win· dow A/C. $650/month rent· $650 sec. dep., you pay util· ities. Available 1st week in 'April. can (740)446·3644 tor an application . Edith Barton Senice Load Trail/Load Max Trailers· Lh.:ensed & Insured 4 Go o sen ec ksl 0 u m psi · 0\'t'r Jll year s Utilities. Carmichael experience ().4 Dyna Super Glide. fuel E ui ment 740 446~2412. Ed 1)111/owner injected . serria red, lots of (7401992-41110 chrome, 2,400 miles, beautiC huck Wol(e/Mgr. LIVESJUCK ..__ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.. ful bike, garage kept. Call (7401992-04'16 Mon·Fri am (740)446-9416, B y~ar old AOHA Sorrel with weekEihd & even in g.s blaze mare. Well trained. 4· (740)441 -1724. H/state show horse. Light mouth and leg ques1 $3,500. 1999 Harley Davidson Ultra C lassic. Loaded, Excellen t (740)441 · 101 3. condition : 29,000 total miles. AnguS eU'IIs, two X-breds, 4 Price $13.500. Call 740heifers. Excellent breeding. 949-2217 until 7 pm. Slate Run Farm. See All ty,.,. of (OOIIng: www.slateru nfarm .com, 2002 yellow HarleyDavidson New or Repair Classic_ Chromed upt (740)286-5395. Seamless Gutter 13,000ml Detachable wind· Downspou t Pennington Show Pigs Sale, sh ield/rear seat backresl. Salurday. April 8, 2006 @ Garage KeP,t. $15.900. 3047:0Qpm., ~i<e County 773-5379. FREE Fa irground, Piketon, Ohio. :.:.c:..:.:::.:::..._____ ESTIMATES 120 HD selected Barrows & 2003 Honda XA-70 llir1 Gilis Hamps, Yor<s & E<o11c bike. like new. '$900 1irm crosses. Excellenl · set of (304)675-3842 ~§.;.,.....,;,.,.""""""" Appliance L------- 1asement. in-ground pooL 7'40)441-0031. BRIDGE 41 740-446-2568. Equal SI'ORI1NG 2 or 3 bedroom house fqr Housing Opportunity. Gooos . · 1ve bedroom , 3.5 bath rent in Racine area, no pets, ,...,.:..:....:...::.:..;'-:-::-::--'--- L~--------,J Br8nd new 2BR apta . on -, ouS:e: in quiet neighborhood (740)992-5858 Bob McCormick Rd. Call for AK47 , like new (4) 30 rd ;ear Pomeroy. Haidwood , ioors, oak doors and trim , 2··3 Bedroom House in details (740 )441-0 194 or clips and 600 rds ot_ ammo, . $650. 740 367-7219. l;repla6e, 2 car garage , Pomeroy, clean. $400 per M (740)441-1184 Jeck, 2 Kitchens , 2 living pl us $400 dep, plus utUitles, ·ANnQUFS CONVENIENTLY LOCAT1ooms, storage room . 3,000 good neighborhood, qt,Jiel SQ . feet. . . ·call street, Hud ·approved. 7405164 900 ED & AFFOADASLEl Townhouse apartments, 52_64 ' 40-416-4765 after 4:00 84 __ 3_·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ andJor small houses FOR Buy Riverine or se ll. " M. 3 Bedroom House in RENT. Call (740)441-1111 Antiques, 1124 East ·Main ·ore Sale House 2317 Mt Racine, good neig,borhood, tor application & intormation on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740· 992- 2526 . Russ Moore, /ernon Ave_Pt . PI (304)675- ce ntral air, small yard , Hud Approved. $45b perM., and Efficiency apartment for owne r. 3872 $450 Deposit plus !Jtilities. rent, $250 per month plus · ~atlipolis. Ferry' 2br 1 bath, 740 _843 _5264 . utilities, in Middlepo rt. '.:.rQe level lol, fenced yard , (740)992-6849 ~~arage and more. A must 4 be<jroom ho u~e tor rent For Lease: AUractive , unfur~e at S45 500 call Paul Tri- , $375 plus deposit, no pets. nished. one bedroom apt. , Blacktopping equipment, County Realty (304)736 - Call (74 0)4 4 6-o924 · Znd floor. corne r Second $15,000; tlaltrailer, $250; 86 071 0 (304)733·9000 AttenUonl and F'ine. No · pets .. Celebrity 700, looks lood, Local company offe ring ~NO Relerence required. Security runs good, (304)882-2196 No DQwn Payment required .Jn tow differen t home in DOWN PAYMENT~ pro- deposit , $300 per rnonth, - ' - - - - - - - . , . . 1u d e d. 8 1/4 miter saw. 1nc a11 Compound . Gallipolis for sale by ownet. nrams tor you to buy your water 1f (740)446-4425 or {740)446· 9 AMP ·. $75.00. Husqvarna ':asy qualifying. This is your home instead of renting. ,. 1OO% fina ncing '3936. walk beh1nd powered ti ller. ;hance to own and not rent. • Less than perfect credit - - - - - - - - - $400.00. 740-985-3571 'Jionthly payment low as . Gracjous li\!ing . 1 and 2 bed· &400. Won't last long. Call accep"ted room· apartments at Village Dlsne')I/Beach ~rea . 7/6 • Payment could be the Manor \OW (740)446-2422. and Riverside nights stay. Paid $600, sacrisame as rent. fice for $199. Good for 1 )lder tour BR home wltwo M t Lo"ators . Apartments in Middleport or gage .. From $295-$444. Call 7 40- yeac. (614)590-0381 , JXtra lots 1ncluded for sale in (740)367.()000 .992·5064. Equal Housing ~io Grande. (740)379·9887 JET Immaculate 2 bedroom ~O.:p:.po:.:rt.::u::.n;.;itic:e:.:s·_ _ _ __ AERATION MOTORS 3and,hill 3br, 2ba, skylight, house in cquntry, sits on 1 Modern 1 bedroom apt. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Jainted inleriors, LR,FR ,OR, acre lot, . newly remodeled ) .() 1740 446 390 Stock. Call Ro'fl Evans. 1.Jarden tub. applainces. inside & out, new carpet, Nasher, dryer 1+ acre. walk freshly -painted, laundry & New 2BA apts. Watson Rd . 80()-537·9528. · n closet, landscaping & out- storage rooms, S4501mo. AGdney Pike/850 area Juildings. Mu st Sell $78,00<! (61.4)595 -77.73 or 1-800- Reference/ Deposit NEW AND USED STEEL ::>80 (304)593·0852 798·4686. required, .no pets. (740)446- Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar For Concrete. Angle . lillage of Rio Grande, 1 112 SR 7S- 4BA , 1 bath home- ~ 271 ' (7 40)?09- IS67 . >lory brick, 4 bedrooms, full garage, In Loving Memory of 2002 Dodge Ram 1500. crew cab. 4 wheel dr, aulomatic, power everything 109,000 miles, lots of extras $13.500 (304)675-7256 ,\ 1 1\l..,IC J(t.. The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 : 4/17/1918 3/31/2005 $75/each. 2 bd. tra. to Courthouse. Contact Julie a t $150/dp. www.mydallysentinel.com • . rho chu<ilo Qv<llod by IJ~ng ;, ......._ -ds VOl/ d""'-9 lr""' Slop No. 3 ........ Gr::~:R~~~~m r II r I• Is .,. I' r I _e...;..~;;.;;~~;;,;;~~;;..A'M8-t!-'o....~'l~l--~...1....~1_1 IIII ICiRAMU!!TS ANIWI!RI 3130106 H¥brid - Ofttn - Juror - Wed;ly- TROUBLE Man tan li\'t in ou1er sp1ce and 11 the bo«om of the sea. II' s the in between pan lhal 'auses TROUBLE. ARLO & JANIS .. , Hlo ~u;p ~rOil Tl"LR 1~AI:,_Y& T..O I'ARAliRAPH6. ~· I �Page B8 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, March 31, www .mydailysentinel.com 2006 Lawyers: DNA will clear Duke lacrosse players AP photo South Carolina's Tarence Kinsey (21) cuts down a piece of the net after winning the National Invitational Tournament Thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York. DURHAM, N.C. (AP) The lawyers for Duke men's lacrosse players said Thursday that police and an outraged community will owe the team an apolo~y after DNA tests are completed - te.sts they said will prove no one on the team raped an exotic dancer. Four att~rneys representing nearly all the 46 players forced to give . samples protested what th~was a presumption that their clients attacked the dancer or kept quiet about what happened. No one has beeo charged. "We believe that the DNA will show that that this not true. We believe that a full amj complete and fair investigation will show that it is not true," lawyer Joe Cheshire said. Investigators are still col- lecting evidence, but District Attorney Mike Nifong has said in recent days he already believes a crime occurred. Even if the state crime lab's DNA analysis proves inconelusive or doesn't provide a match for any of the athletes, Nifong has said he'll have other evidence. "If the only thing that we ever have in this case is . DNA, then we wouldn't have a case," Nifong said Wednesday. This week. university president Richard Brodhead suspended the highly ranked team from play until the school learns more about the accusations. But Cheshire said Nifong and police have created a mob mentality that has .tainted the men "before the evidence has all come out · in a way that they will rever recover." Nifong's office did not return calls Thursday seeking a response to the criticism. English professor Melissa Malouf sa1d she is one of those prepared for the DNA tests to prove inconclusive. "I· don't think the DNA is the case," she said after speaki.ng· at an outdoor protest near Brodhead's office. "Guys can wear condoms." . According to the application for a court order seeking DNA samples from the team, a nurse trained to treat rape victims and a physician who treated the woman said they witnessed symptoms consistent with sexual assault. The document also · includes details of a search of the house ·where the woman said she was raped- for about a half-hour. "The victim's four red pole ished fingernail s were recovered inside the residence consistent to her version of the attack. She claimed she was clawing at one of the suspect's arms in an attempt to breath (sic) while being ·strangled. During that time the nail s broke off," the police statement said. Officers who searched the house also recovered the woman's makeup b!!g, cell phone and a stack of $20 bills consistent with the woman's statement that $400 in cash was taken from her purse -after the attack, the police statement said. Police have also searched a second home occupied by lacrosse team members, but documents describing the location or what investigators found have been sealed by court order, prosecutors and police said. Gamecocks peck away at Michigan for NIT title NEW YORK (AP)- South Chris Hunter and Brent Carolina certainly didn't begin Petway each added 12 for the season hoping to repeat as Michigan, which won the title NIT champions. in 2004 with most of the same The Gamecocks were, how- players who led this year's run ever, happy to end it that way to Madison Square Garden. and become only the second Trailing 24-14, Mic.higan school to win consecutive NIT went on a 7-0 run· to close to titles. 24-21 on Ron Coleman's ' 3Tarence Kinsey scored 21 pointer with 6:07 left in the points and Tre' 'Kelley added half. Tempers flared soon after 20 and seven assists to help when Balkman blocked South Carolina beat Michigan Petway's shot. Balkman grabbed . the loose ball and 76-64 Qll Thursday night. With four starters back from caught Petway with an elbow last year's NIT champs. the in the lip. Petway responded, Gamecocks began the season shovin~ Balkman to the floor with hopes to graduate to an for an Intentional foul. NCAA tournament berth this The play seemed to spark season. That didn't work out, the Gamecoc~s. who closed though South Carolina (23-15) 'the half ~n a 13-6 run. Dwayne made a late run at an automat- Day hit two 3-pointers during ic bid before losing the the spurt as South Carolina Southeastern Conference title built' a 39-27 halftime lead: game 49-47 to Florida. South Carolina Gpened the Back in the NIT, the second half with an 8-3 run as Gamecocks made the most of Kelley hit two 3-pointers to it and joined St. John's, which make it 47-30. Michigan could won the NIT in 1943 and get no closer than nine the rest . 1944, as the only teams to win of the game. back-to-back championships. With the victory, South Kentucky was the only other Carolina coach Dave Odom team ever. to play in consecu~ improved to 21-3 in the NIT tive champiOnship games · and now has I00 wins with the ( 1946-47). Gamecocks. He also led Wake The SEC could make it a Forest to the title in 2000. tournament sweep with The Gamecocks advanced Florida and LSU playing the to 'the championship with a 78NCAA Final Four on 63 win over Louisville on Saturday. . Tuesday night. Balkman Renaldo Balkman added I0 scored 23 points and Kinsey points, II rebounds and si ~ added 21 in that win. blocks and was named the Courtney Sims scored 18 MVP of the tournament for points to help Michigan beat South Carolina. Old Dominion 66-43 in lhe . Daniel Horton, who was the semifinals. MVP of the 2004 NIT, scored The Wolverines fell to 7-2 18 points to lead Michigan all-time in the semifinals and (22-10), which was trying to· finals of the NIT. They afso win its second championship had won the championship in in three years. . · 1984, 1997. "power" teams that could have made the underdog role their own in a different season. from PageBl Led by gregarious and different team, the Gators gigantic sophomore center could be the inspirational Glen "Big Baby" Davis, the Tigers have made a surprisstory of this Final Four their four sophomores , all ing run - playing for someroommates, getting on a ~oil thing bigger than themselves "t preCisely the right time to in this, the first season after . make an !Jnexpected trip to Hurricane Katrina ripped through Louisiana. Indy. Their opponent, UCLA, Joakim Noah leads Florida, which was last at the Final also has a heartwarming tale Four in 2000 with a star-stud- to tell . Sure, the Bruins are ded team that included Mike the epitome of a powerhouse, Miller, Udonis Haslem and seeking their 12th overall · Donnell Harvey, all of whom title. But they 've only won went to the NBA. · one since John Wooden left Billy Donovan's team We ~twood, three decades ago. Pauley comes in this time as a Expectation s at Pavilion are alway s high , favorite, ·listed at 2-to-1 in · sometimes unbearably so, Las Vegas, to bring the first. basketball title back to even when · the talent level doesn't match. Gainesville. ''At UCLA . no other ban. Th~;: Oat,01's ma y be ners but national champi favontes With. the oddsmak.ers, bur probably not in the onships go up." Bruins point hearts of most _casual guard Jordan Farmar said after ttiey beat Memphis to observers. adva nce. "We ha ven't really . -~~novan is in touch with done anything in the eyes of "lt"s an inspiring thing to UC LA and UCLA fans." But while UCLA fan s are see a George Mason out there cheering for their guys. most doing it, that playing together loves an unde~of America as a team 'c an accompli sh . .great feats," the coach said. dog. plays that part betNohody "That's a positive thing that ter thi s week than George they can impact people 's Mason. that .inspirational lives." · . In contrast to the George II th !-.eed.from the commuter outside of Mason experience, the co ll ege wa~ hin g t on . Gators ran a tight ship Thursday - practicing at . "Never stop believing. home, boarding a charter Never stop believing," guard flight, busing to their hotel Tony Skinn ·said after pracand being quickly shuffled up ti ce . when asked what the to their rooms without inter- . Patriots did to make it thi ' far. "We' re doing it. And I' m views. ·uCLA (31 -6) and LS U sure any other team that (27-8) also practiced in pri - works ju' t as hard could do it vate Thursday - two more too someday." 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