https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/97cc5820f6f5f2c42c6826cb99c1d35b.pdf e64dfb02a36c539c36d400388981ec8b PDF Text Text ' ., . ' Page 86' • The Daily Sentinet Bengals sign DT Adams CINCINNATI (AP) -· The Cincinnati Bengals' signed defensive tackle Sam Adams, an unrestricted free agent, to a three-year contract Monday. · Financial tenns of. the deal were not disclosed. The 6-foot-4, 335-pound Adams earned three Pro Bow I selections in the last six years. He was the No. 8 overall. pick' in the I994draft by Seattle, and played six seasons for the Seahawks before signing as an unrestricted free a ~ e · Jt with Baltimore in 2000. · Adams· earned his first Pro Bowl berth while starting every game for the Super Bowl chainpion Ravens. He played" one more season in Baltimore before going to Oakland for the 2002 season. He spe'nt the last three seasons in Buffalo. Adams staned the first eight games last season for Buffalo before suffering an ankle injury. That limited him to six games with one start in the season's second half. ' Adams has 436 tackles and 42 sacks in 179 career games. ·Also Monday, the Bengals signed 6-foot-6, 320-pound offensive lineman Scott Kooistra. a · restricted free ageni, to a one-year contract. Kooistra is a three-year veteran who played 15 games last season fqr Cincinnati, starting one. Fiorncial tenns of Koo1stra's deal were not disclosed. Amazon.com jumps the .gun on NCAA cha~ps SEATTLE (AP) -· College basketball fans may have been surprised to turn on their computers Monday mommg and find an e-mail from Aniazon.com Inc. proclaiming. "UCLA Wins." The online retailer mistakenly sent the e-mail to cus~ tomers ahead of the NCAA championship game Monday night between the Flonda Gators and th.e UCLA Brums. The body of the e-tnail the message included "Congratulations (placeholder for winning team)," and went on to offer cus.tomers the chance to purchase an NCAA cap and other goods. "I don't know if we had some Bruins who were wishful thinking," Amazon.com spokeswoman Patty Smith said, adding, "Clearly, it was a mistake." inside presence, and Noah was certainly that. "Defens ively, be's just long," Afflalo said. "You from PageBl know, he has · the ability to change shots if he :s ·not "Big Baby" Davis in the blocking them. He plays with semifinals and allowwg a a 1ot of energy." total of 90 points in the last His tina! block came with two games. Florida, though. about 5 minutes left after the was just too much to handle. Bruins had cut a 20-point The Gators ran to a double- deficit to 12. Hollins tried to digit lead early and staved off take it strong as a last-gasp ·every UCLA run. . effort to get back in the game. 'Noah capped it off with a Noah stuffed . the ·shot, monster dunk with I :09 'left. grabbed the rebound . and When the buzzer sounded, he stood there calmly waiting lay flat on his back at half- for things to Clear. · court and let the confetti rain About two minutes later, on him. His teammates were Florida was back · up by 16 in a pile a few feet away and and those Gator chomps were Donovan was sharing hugs starting in earnest all around with his longtime .assistant the RCA Dome. Anthony Grant. · UCLA had all the history The Oators won this . by behind .il. and a pretty good taking it right to UCLA early. team, to boot The Bruins just looking ·inside to Noah, . didn:t have enough. Farmar, Brewer, Horford and senior who chose UCLA over Adrian Moss. Unafraid to Florida, was their only scormake the extra pass, even in in-g threat. He finished with traffic down low, they fin - 18 points, His backcourt ished with 21 assists, eight by mate, Aftlalo, finished with point guard Taurean Green. I0, but was shut out in the More impressively. 10 came first half, while tliis game from their frontcourt. ' was getting away. It couldn't have been what Florida is still 10 titles UCLA coach Ben Howland behind UCLA. but this was expected after Florida's 73- one that should quiet the 58 win over George Masm1 in diehards who said it couldn't the semis, a game-the Gators be done in Gainesville. won from outside and, that Donovan did it while his Humphrey ended early in the old coach at Providence, second with three straight 3s. Rick Pitino, watched from The scrappy Humphrey, the stands, wearing an orange . the lone junior in a starting tie. It was Pitino, now at ' lineup full of sophomores, · Loui sville, ..who 12 years ago did the honors again in · this urged Donovan not to take one, spotting · up for open the Florida job, fearing the look ~ against a collapsing commitment simply wasn' t defense _early in the second there. He wasn 't alone. Not half. even Florida's previous His first 3. 80 seconds into coach, Lon Kruger, said the the half, gave Florida a 39-25 Gators could sustain in baslead and forced . Howland to the way they did in call timeout. A sloppy offen- ketball football -. and Kruger had sive possession ensued, then taken them to the Final Four Humphrey came back with a few years earlier. . another 3. · Turns out, th!M'e'·s plenty of After Ryan Hollins' dunk', money, talent and support to one of the few easy baskets make Florida's "other" profor ,the Bruins, Brewer hit a 3 · run. to make it 45-27 ·and prompt gram "I said Billy, 'They don't 'yet another Bruins TO. . · have any players. If the AD There was no strategy to isn't patient, be a death, stop Noah. The 6-foot-11 for- trap for you,"'it'll Pitino said. ward dunked. swatted shots The patience paid off. and dominated the game. "He coached almost -the much like his dad did during perfect game tonight, offenhis magical run to the French sively and defensively," Open.title in 19&3. '· said. c Noah shot 7' for-9 ·and ·also Pi tino It wasn't hard with · this had three as!j.ists and a steaL group of players. · · When it was over, the kid ran Humphrey ended up with ·to the stands to try to lind his I 0 3-pointers during this . family. "I'm so happy," Yannick Final Four and found ~imself for·most of them. Noah said, wipi ng away tears open Horford had seven from beh(nd his sun(llasses . . rebounds and two blocks, and "I'm so happy for htm. but Brewer had seven rebounds, a:t so for all of his friends. They deserve it It's a beauti- four assisis' and three steals. Moss, the only senior on · ful story." the roster, had nine points Noah had five blocks by . halftime, already one better and six · rebounds off the , .than . the NCAA champi- bench, almost all in the first • onship ~arne record set by half. Four years ago, he was Arizona s Loren Woods in considered a star . of the 2001, and he finished with 29 for the tournament. shattering future. lnstea!l, he was. really . a very nice piece of a bigger Woods' record by five. Noah altered plenty of puzzle - a puzzle Donovar shots, too - enough that put together. · UCLA big men Hollins, "Our faculty rep said to me Lorenzo Mata and Luc before the game that when Richard Mbah a Moute ¥oU start with something looked covered underneath from scratch and you build it . even when they weren' t. up to win a championship, That's what happens when that's something special," you're facing an intimidating Donovan said. Florida ' ' . .. . Tuesday, April4, 2006 · Opening day Bonds ~oubles on first pitch as season starts BY RONALD BLUM PRE~S Jimmy Rollins waited for his last at-bat to keep the hitting streak alive. Barry Bonds didn 't wait for anything. Rollins was 0-for-3 with a · sacrifice fly before dou ·bling in the eighth inning of the Philadelphia Phillies' 13-5 loss to St. Louis on Monday. He extended his hitting streak to 37 games, 19 shy of Joe DiM~ggio's record . "I've been waiting five or six months, sol didn 't mind waiting," Rollins said. " It was good to get the first game out of the way." DiMaggio holds the record streak for both a single season and over two seasons. Rollins can only g(l after the latter mark. "Records are meant to be broken and it's good to have an oP.portunity to chase them,' Rollins said. "But I'm more focused on how we do as a team." Bonds, who's chasing a certain record him self, jumped on the first pitch he saw on opening day, doubling to deep center field against Jake Peavy in San Diego. The San Francisco Giants star's hit fell about 20 feet short of ·home run No. 709 and bounced over the fence for a ground-rule double. He needs seven · homers to pass Babe Ruth for second place and 48 to break Hank Aaron's record . · · Bonds went 1-for-4 in the Giants' 6-1 loss to San Diego. Mike Piazza home, red in his ' first game with the Padres. A day after the Chicago White Sox beat Clev!!land I 0-4 . in a rain-interrupted game that ended at 2: I 0 a.m. EDT, 26 of the 30 major league teams played their openers . The last two teams get going Tuesday, AP photo San Fran'cisco Giants' Barry Bonds tosses a plastic syringe, thrown to him by a,fan. to a security guard as he returns to the dugout following the eighth inning of the Giants' 6-lloss ~o the San Diego Padres in a baseball game. Monday in San Diego. when Minnesota plays ai Toronto . Kenny Rogers . combined with two relievers on a fourhitter., Chris Shelton homered twice and Jim Leyland won hi s first game as the Tigers' manager. 3-1 at. the Kansas City Royal s. Curt ·Schilling looked a lot like his old self in his fir&t opening-day start in seven years, helping the Boston Red Sox win 7-3 at the Texas Rangers. And Billy Wagner got a save in his New York Mets' debut , a 3-2 win over the visiting Washington Nationals . . Wagner ran from the bullpen to the mound at Shea Stadium·as Metallica's "Enter Sandman" played, th e same theme song Mariano Rivera uses across tDil'n at Yankee Stadium. . • "I was so nervous they could have shot fire rockets b~hind me, I wouldn 't have known," Wagner said. At the Reds' home opener, George w..Bush became the first sitting president to throw a ~eremonial pitch in Cincinnati. The ball to catcher Jason LaRue was high and to the third-base side of the plate; but Bush called it "my best pitch, whi.ch was kind of a slow ball." A little later, Matt Murton homered in a five-run first inning and Todd Walker singled home a pair of runs in a seven-run sixtli as the Cubs romped 16-7. Chicago scored a club-record, 16 runs in its opener for the second year in a row and the Cubs stretched their opening· game . winning st reak to four. The Reds hadn ' t given so many opening-day runs since a .24-6 loss to Louisville in 1877. Leyland, who replaced Alan Trammell after last season, acknowledged more than a few jitters as he managed in the major leagues for the first ti'me since he quit the Colorado Rockies inl999. · "It's your heart, blowing out of your shirt, that's what it is," the 61-year-old sa1d, . putting his hand inside h1s Jersey and flapping it for emphasi s·. "Nobody's calm in that situ'ation. They may say they are. They may look calm , but their heart's pounding." At Arlington, Schilling said he was still Strong a(ter a 117-pitch outing in which he walked one and allowed only one extra-base hit in seven inning s, a two -run homer by Hank Blalock in ·the sixth inning. His velocity was in the mid,-90s at time s. Schilling started last season the disabled list 'after surgery to repair the tendon in his right ankle that hampered him during the 2004 playoffs and World Series. Schilling brui sed that ankle after coming back and went on the DL another 2 1/2 months before returning as a closer. He went 8-8 with nine saves and .a 5.69 ERA more than two runs above hi ;;, career mark. Kenji Johjima, in the first start by a Japane se catcher in the major leagues, homered in the fifth inning as the Seattle Mariners lost to the visiting Los Angeles Angels 5-4. Also in the AL, Baltimore beat visiti1ig Tampa Bay 9-6 and the New York Yankees played . at Oakland. In the NL. Milwaukee beat visiting Pittsburgh 5-2, Colorado defeated visiting . Arizona 3-2 in II innings; Atlanta won I ):)0 at the Los · Angeles Dodgers and NL champion Houston · opened with a 1-0 win over the visiting Florida in Joe Gir(lrdi's first game as the Marlins' manager. ' 4-H.Camp c~unselors pre1,1are for summer program, A2 • ASSOCIATED ' ' www.mydailysentineLcom MLB ·r oundup - ' T~sk force SPORTS I • Meigs fares well at Early Bird invite. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYOAtLYSENTINELCOM POMEROY -A site in Lebanon Township was identified Thesday as one of two "best locations in Ohio" for the· billion-dollar, zero-emissions FutureGen power plant, proposed by the U.S. Departmept of Energy. The Ohio FutureGen l'ask Force announced the selection of the Meigs County site and a location in Thscarawas County as the two sites it will submit to the.Energy Department and the FutureGen Industrial · Alliance . ' Marchers recall King, encourage awareness of .Voting Rights Act, A6 selects Meigs; Thscarawas FutureGen sites for consideration. Eight ·other states, including Illinois and Texas, are also competing for the project, and a decision could be made later this year as to where the plant v;ill be located. Carol Zimmerman, a spokesman for the Ohio FutureGen Task Force, said officials visited seven Ohio sites, but determined the Meigs and Tuscamwas County sites were deemed most suitable when considering a request for proposals issue,d by the federal government. · 'The RFP was very specific about certain requirements, especially relating to ground of feet underground, rather than water supplies, public access into the air. FutureGen will proand geological features, and the duce 275 megawatts ·of electrictwo sites selected simply met ity, create more than 1,000 con. those requiremen!s the best," struction jobs and another I 00 Zimmerman said. full,time research and facility Meigs County Commissioner jobs once operational. It is also Mick Davenport identified the expected to spark spin-off Meigs County site as a private- research projectS wherever it is ly-owned property in Lebanon located. Township, but did not di&close Athens and Meigs County the land owner. • officials have joined together to When operational, the promote the Meigs County site, FutureGen coal-tired prototype . although an Athens County site will be the cleanest fossil fuel · was also proposed but rejected fired power plant in the wor)d. lt by the task force. Economic calls for emissions from the . development and elected offiplant to be released thousands cials in the two counties hope the proximity of Ohio University and its coal research center to an Ohio River location will serv~ to attract the plant here. . The FutureGen project is the third power plant under consideration for construction in Meigs County. American Electric Power expects a decision Wednesday on ,its proposal to recover costs associated with a $1 . billion !GCC clean-coal plant in Lebanon Township, and American Municipal Power- . Ohio plans to construct. a simiJar $1 billion facility in Letart Township. Taft signs FutureGen legislation 8v BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM. POMEROY - Ohio Gov. Bob Taft signed House Bill 440 on Tuesday, allowing the expenditure of $1 million -in state funds to help attract the FutureGen power plant to one of two Ohio sites. Also yesterday, the Ohio FutureGen ·Task Force announced it · has se lected sites in Meigs and Thscarawas Counties as the two best sites in the st'ate for the plant (See related story). -OBITUARIES Page AS . • Hawthonie Murphy • Edith Hall • Nellie Par1<er • Victor Wood • Kathleen Weaver At least seven other states are also competing for the $1 billion clean-coal, zero emissions power plant a'nd research facility. State Rep. Jimmy Stewart, R-Aibany, sponsored the bill with State Senator Joy Padgett, R-Coshocton. · It passed the Senate on Friday, and received unanimous support in both chambers, · to Carol according Zimmerman. a spokesman for the Ohio Air Quality Please see Taft,,AS ' INslot:-~~ ' • ..• ' ; tl~~ . . • - ! '\··', ·~".(r~' man eams promotion, See .Page A2 . . ' ' , Sandra Lewis attended the Ohio State University's awards reception where women athletes who lettered in sports prior to 1975 were <:~warded Varsity 0 letters. At the reception she displayed a poster of memories of the Ladybucks varsity softball. THREE 'MEIGS 'NATIVES AMONG HONOREES AT OSU. schools • and retroactively received them in March . . HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTtNEL.COM award varsity letters to OSU Goodwin, daughter of. Mr. women athletes who compel- and Mrs. George Hackett, for, . POMEROY - Three for- ed before 1975, the year Title inerly of Middleport and now mer residents · of Meigs IX banning sex discrimina- residing in Pickerington, . letCounty who graduated from tion in schools went into tered in field hockey, 1971 Ohio State University before effeci for all univerSity ath- 72. After graduating from 1975 were among the female letes. Ohio State University, athletes recently awarded In a recent reception before Goodwin · attended Capital OSU Varsity 0 letters. · OSU's home women's bas- University Law School for They are Linda Hackett ketball game against Illinois, her juris doctorate degree . Goodwin of West · Palm about -HO women who com- She is a domestic relation'!: Beacl1, Fla.; Pat Price Jordan peted before 1975 in a sport attorney in West Palm Beach, of Tennessee, and· Sandra that ca-rries varsity status Fla. Le.wis of Belpre. received a certificate from the , Jordan, daughter of the More than 30 years ago uniyersity and were honored Maxine Price Fultz of women · .athletes did not • during nalftime ceremonies. Pomeroy, lettered .in basketreceive a varsity letter but Each woman was present- ball. 1964-65; and .sandra instead got · a certificate ed a Varsity "0" pin. a recog- Lewis. daughter of Jack B. although they qualified for a nition long in coming. The and Mary M . Lewis, letter and would have wp)11en who chose to · pur- Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, received one had the ·chase jackets with an .actual lettered in both softball and University awarded the.m to · chenille fabric letter - the field hoc.key, 1972-74. women. recognizable block "0" that Lewis who now resides in Tliis year Ohio State decid- appears on men's and ed to follow the lead of other women's . var&ity jackets -. Ple11e see OSU, A5 · ' • Quilt in Chester benefit auction. See Page A2 ' • UMW members hear about Earth Day. See Page A2 • • Scripps Howard Foundation gives $15 million to OU. SeePageA3 ~ Circle set membership record. See Page AS WEATIIER BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH Southern Super Star S~arch Detallo 0n P~&e A6 INDEX ' ' 2 SECnONS- 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds 82-4 Comics ' Dear Abby Editorials ' Obituaries • _ Sports ' Bs A3 • A4 As B Section A6 Weather @ aoo6 Ohio Valley Publlshing Co. 'I . . 'r ' Tonight the creme de Ia creme of student performers will be competing ·in Southern Elementary's Super Star Search . The performance begins at 6 p,m. tonight at the elementary school with 16 acts pertorming throughout the student run pr09u,ctlon. These top 16 wQn their respective categories in last month's prelimi' nary round of the school's star search . 'Tonight's finale also features an appearance · by the Southern High School Band 's Drumllne for the ·song, "We're All In This Tog~ther." Beth Ser&ent/photo Beth Sorgent/plloto Thanks to local Relay For Life dol,lars the Meigs County Cancer Resource Center' officially opened yesterday . inside the Mulberry Community Center. Cancer survivor (front row from left) Rhonda Cullums held the ribbon while Rae and Ferman Moore did the official cutting of that ribbon next to Relay for Life Co-Chairperson Joann Crisp, Meigs ACS Taskforce Member Courtney Sirri and representing M4lberry Community Center I·p,.,;,,h Nurse Lenora Leifheit. Also pictured were. well wishers from the community and Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. ·Meigs Cancer Resource Center opens BY BETH SERGENT Of course money isn't BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCoM everything and the center also opened due in part to 'volunPOMEROY -Yesterday t~ers. cooperation with the the doors to the Meigs Countx American Cancer Society Cancer Resource Center offi- (ACS) anti the. Mulberry cially opened to the public· not Community Ce nt er which because of a large anonymous donated a home to the Meigs donation but because of local County Cancer Resource Relay , .For Life dollars that Center. ·· . were raised and kept in the ·· Please see Cancer, AS county. Chaner Racine ...... Bv BEnt SERGENT was not pleased With the length BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTtNELCOM of that agreement or with the fact that village offices are RACINE - Representatives charged a "business rate" for from Charter Communications the internet service it uses. and Cebridge Connections (the Racine negotiated free Gable company that is buying Charter for village buildings prior to the out) made a visit to Racine intnxluction 'of the internet and Council this week to discuss the Hill feit this should also be procorporate acquisition . vided to the village at a reduced Racine has a 30 year fran- rate. chise contract with Charter Peter . Brown, Cebridj!C Communications that end~ in director of.opemtions, told H1ll 2014 which means the agree- as soon as tl1e sale of Charter ment was originally signed in Communications is complete, 1984 with another company. Ple•se see Racine. AS Mayor l Scott Hill said he ' �• • \ REGIONAL The Daily Sentinel PageA2 ' Wednesday; Aprils; 2006 ._ P~geAJ. BYTHEBEND · The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Aprils, 2006 0 Scripps.Howard Foundation gives $15 million to OU Community Calendar Area man earns promotion UMWmembers Quilt in Chester ·benefit auction hear about Earth Day TUPPERS PLAINS - A program by Anna Rice on Earth Day was given _.. at Monday 's meetirig The Tuppers . Plains United Methodist Women held in the church basement. · Judy Kennedy · ~ead an Subnittted photo John W. Sisson, second from lett, son of ·Iva and Robert article from the· Resp<>nse Sisson of Rutland a nd grandson of Wayne Sisson of Kyger, Magazine on immigrants. received his· promotion to master sergeant M April 1 ,at Kirkuk Members read 'the U.M. Air 'sase, Kirkuk, Iraq. John is a 1988 graduate of Meigs High women 's litany and purpose School and joined the Air Force after grad uating. John and his and Terri Soulsby, president, conducted the meeting. A wife Melinda reside at Alamagorda, N.M., where his Rome thank you ·card was read fro base.is Holloman Air Base. Flanking Sisson are, from lett, Col. Jessica Chevalier Kaylor for Peter .Hronek , the · base commande r at Kirkuk, CM Sgt. a baby shower gift. Seibert, the command chief. and Lt. Col. Redding, the The group di scussed squadron commander. fundraisers; the five- star giving program, and hosting a shower for Janel Kennedy. A birthday card will be sent to Karen Martin Tichenor of Wasilla, Aka. Refreshments were served by Judy Kennedy to those named and Joanna Weaver; Connie and Mary• Rankifl, Barb Roush, Sharon Louks, and Betty Chevalier. , . CH ESTER -. A quilt made by Marigold Ritchie . Wil son and donated to the Chester-Shade Hi storical Association in memory of her daughter, SJ\aron Ritchie Hartung, will be among the ·items auctioned off at the · Association's annual llenefit Friday night. . · The dinner will be$.in at 6:30 and the auction wtll follow. The .quilt handpieced and quil ted is peach and dark blue in queen size. Wilson's daughter, Sharon, was born and raised in Meigs County and died suddenly· in June, 2003. She was the wife of Laura Mae Hartung Nice . The quilt will be among many items to be sold at the auction. Another item up Tor .This quilt will be among items auction is a two-night stay in the Hyatt Re~ency at the ed: bringing the total value Arcade Hotel 111 Clev.e land. to over $600. With the package is a $150 Tickets fat the dinner can gift card to be used as need- be purchased from any CINClNNATI ~ Building on a phtlanthroptc partnershtp that be~an 40 years ago, the ~cnpps Howard Foundauon today announced a $15 million gift to Ohio University's College of c · ommumcation. The gtft ts mtended to suppon . t~e . c ,ollege . . of Commumcat10n s growmg currtculum of educational · · programs an d mttiatives, •1echnological improvements, teaching fellows-and scholarships. , Th s · H e_ c ~tpps o~ard Foun?auon ts the phtlanlhroptc arm of The E. W. Scnpps Comr,any. "This is a andmark day in ·our l~ng and successful Pat:'nershtp wtth Ohto University," s aid Kenneth . Lowe, prestdent and chtef ~xe~utiv~ ~fficer for S~ripp~ Wa.h th1s_1mportant J;pft, tts .our mtenuon to provtde the university's College of Communication with_ the resources It needs to bu!ld ·on its excellent reptHation ~s a l~admg academtc . destma!ton. Together,. Scnpps ~d the umverstty are mvestmg m the future of our industry by .providing quality higher edu:cation for tomorrow's media and communications profes· Smnals." . . . In acceptmg the gtft, Ohw ;University President R?derick J. McDavis said he Will rec?mmend to the Ohio ·Umversny Board of Trustees that the college be renamed as the Scripps College of . Communication. "The generosity of the yv. to be sold at auction. CSHA member or at the door. The cost of the tickets is $12 for members or $15 for non-members. photo 2006 Meigs County 4-H Camp Counselors, lett to right, Kelsey · Holter, Olivia Davis, Tina Drake, Audrionna.Pullins, and Tyler Lee enjoy training at Canters Cave for summer camping programs. 4-H camp counselors prepare f<;Jf summer program POMEROY - The summer view a .wide variety of activi- · camp season wi ll soon be with ties · are . offer.ed at Canter's us, and potential 4-H· can\p Cave including 'swimming at counselors spejlt the weekend the camp pool, canoeing, fishtraining and pl;mning for this ing. crafts, campftres, indoor year's summer camps at and outdoor recreafion, and Canter's Cave 4-H Camp. . special events planned around In cooperation wi th eight t h~ theme for that week of counties inclucling Meigs over camp. · 125 teen camp counselors To help assure the mos_t age spent the weekend learning appropnate ex.pen_ence .about lirst ~id, making youth· campers attend by age: feel special. teaching lirie Beginner Camp for youth haYdancing and skits, working ing just completed the third or with children in cabins. and _fourth · grades is June 11-14; much more. · . and intermediate camp for ·The 2006 Counselors from youth· having completed fifth Meigs County · include and six.th grades is June 2-5. Amanda Windon, Autumn Junior camp for youth comHauber, Tyler Lee, Olivi a pletin,g seventh and eighth Davis, Audrionna Pullins. llna grades is June 26 -29 and Drake, and Kelsey . Hol ter. ljnally teen camp for youth Utilizing thi s training weekend grades nine to 12 is June IS -and other training sessions the 18. All of the camps are counselors will complete 44 supervised by teen counselors, hours of training to provide Extension professionals, camp any 4-H camper a great sum- staff, and volunteer adults. mer camp experience. The camps are open to all "Campers at Cantet:'s Cave youth. Being a member .of a will provide youth a.wonderfu l 4-H club is not a requirement experience either staying in For those who attended rustic cabins or at Harri son . Canter's Cave as a youth, Powell Lodge, where they will Turner suggested returning as enjoy the natural beauty df the for an alumni camp. Anyone camp." said Cassie Turner. interested in more infonnation Extension E<.lucator. 4-H Youth about the alumni group or Development. at the Meigs camping at Canter's Cave this OSU Extension office. summer can contact Turner at Turner said that in addi tion 992-6696 or by e-mailing, to the accommooations anti the tumer280@ag.osu.edu Powell's J\ntiqm & Craft .llall Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992·5252 www. foodfairmk.com . WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY LOW PRltf$! ~ ~ ~- LINCOLN ~. MUtUU . 195 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis 740-446-9811 Store Hours: ATHENS - A panel of the story of an individual and all are Lifeline of Ohio Donor Quili heroes to the hundreds of transwill be displayed at o·Bleness plant recipients who are alive .Memorial Hospital from April because of the compassion of 10 -14 durin ~ National and the donors and their families . Ohio Donate Li fe Month. The- squares represent people of . 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"It will for examPOMEROY - Salisbury pie, allow us to ~x.p3 nd our Township Trustees , 6:30 h s uppo~ed internship oppor- p.m., town a11 · tumttes for students increase MIDDLEPORT the numbers of scholarships Middlepon Village Council we can provide, fund innova- ordinance committee, 4 p.m. tive initiatives that bring fac- Water and sewer committee, ulty and students together 5 p.m. outside the boundaries of traditional classrooms and . Thesday, April II sponsor a program of ~isiting POMEROY _ . Beclford professionals through which Township Trustees, 7 p.m. students will have the oppor- at the town hall. tumty tp engage with leading SYRACUSE Public practitioners in their chosen meeting on open burning fields of study. We could not ban, 7 p.m., village hall, be more grateful for the Ohio EPA in· attendance. recognition and opportunities this gift provides." "This commitment is the highlight of a long and proO_ rganizatiOnS ductive partnership between . the Foundation and · the Thursday, April 6 · College " said Provost Kathy TUPPERS PLAINS KrendJ ,'formerly dean of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, 7· College of Communication. p.m. at the post. "I've had the pleasure of working with this amazing Friday, April 7 benefactor since coming to POMEROY PERI Ohio University in 1996. For Local Chapter 74, noon lunJQ years, whenever .the College 's students and facul- cheon, Meigs County Senior ty have had ideas about how to enhance technology, to _contribute to survey research, to attract visiting professionals, or to enhance the real'world experiences we offer . to students, we've been able · to take those ideas to Scripps. And the Foundation has consistently supported us. We have worked as a team. It's !l.r very sp~;cial relationship." ~ Publ'lc meet'lngs Clubs and Mom ·demands center stage ·.at her daughter's expense ·a:rench City ·.· FOODFAI 700 East Main Street Scripps Howard Foundation and The E. . w. Scrtpps Company, whtch are longtime . frie~ds of the Umverstty, IS a transformationa) gift for our College of Communication," McDavis h said. "To!lether, we . ave the opportumty to hft our College_ of Communication to tis htghest level of excellence," · f d' · f' Smce un tng 1ts mt scholarship in 196(), Scripps Howard Foundation's total support of Ohio University h bo $20 ·1 _as grown to a ut . mt !ton._ The Poundat1o~ had prov!ded about $5 mtlhon of fundmg to the College of Comm~nicat_ion . through 2005, mcludmg tts contmu· mg · suppon of the E. W. Scripps_ School ' of Journalism. _"Our relationship wi th the umverstty _ha& a . bnght fu ture," satd Jud ah G. Clabes, president and chief exe_cutive officer of _the Scnpps Howard Foundauon. "This money :ovill go totally for programmmg and valueadded support for an already quality commumcat10n college and will make a difference in perpetuity at the Scripps ' College of Communication at Ohio University." The Foundation, Ohio University and Scripps will celebrate the gift and longtime partnership at an aU-day event on the university 's Athens, Ohio, campus on Tuesday, Sept. I2. · "The College is home to nationally prontinent acade- Center. Beth Shaver, di rector of the Me· s c t Council on A inlg s ~~en/ g g, pe POMERO G y Regional · arden Club Board meeting at Chester United Methodist c hurch . Noon potluck. Sunday, A;tril 9 Monday, April 10 POMEROY _ A cantata, ' POMEROY - Meeting 'Amazin· g Grace" will be f M· d b h c o etgs Count y Garden presente y t e Clloir of Clubs, 6:30 p.m. to make the Enterpri se U.M. Church favors for the regional mee t- ' and the . Pomeroy Chu rc h of ing and to fill .the vacancy Christ, 7 p.m. at the West of county contact chairman . Main Street Churc h in Pomeroy. Public invited. CHESTER - . Gospel events sing, 6 p.m. at the Chester Nazarene Church featuring · Thursday, April 6 "Just for No w" a gos pel POMEROY - Eas ter egg bluegrass group. painting,_ 6 p.m .. Pomeroy Library. · Youth Birthdays Saturday, April 8 RACINE - Easter Egg Hunt, I I a.m ., Racine Library. .Church events Thursday, April 6 POMEROY - Rev. Keith Rader to speak at to tell the truth ; others lie to children are interested in , make themselves seem more then do a little reading up so lmpon~t Your mother may · you can ask intelligent quesdo it because she's competi- tions. I have fou nd that when tive with you. bUt it's more peoJ?le show a sincere interlikely she' s a compulsive liar. est m the interests of others, A therapist might help you it makes them more attractive pinpoint her rationale, but 1 to be around .' Remember, it 's cannot without knowing her. •OK not to know everything. You have my sympathy. . In fact, hi s children may feel DEAR ABBY: I am iri my they have more ,to contribute . late 20s and the man I date is if you don't. And above · all. in hi s late 30s. ·He has chil- relax. and be yourself. (That's dren by hiS tirSt Wife, ffOm I. the perSOn they're going tO whom he has been divorced have to get to know, any-nearly six years. Although we way.) This isn't an Academy Contact Dave or Brenda at for more information to have your church included. Locally owned. We care about you! 70 Pine Str~t • Gallipolis • Medical Excellence. Loca I Carine. EverYwhere 740-446-0007 Toll Free 877-669•0007 www.holzerclinic.com Pas.tor Pastor's Name Address of Church Advertising Deadline: , . -Monday, April 10, 2006 Date of Publication: Wednesday, April12, 2006 Renew Yout' Faith 1his East(?t' Before Your ' Before .you go... IH HELPFUL HINTS:· l 2.. READ THIS. Read ihe brochure. A water bill with your name and phy~ical address.is 'ONE of the best ways to document water consufT!ption. 3. 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Sacred Hean Church. .3\ special section-in the 1laily Sentinel to publicize your upcoming Easter Event! DEAR ABBY: I own my Award performance - so own home. My mother lives play it cool, don't try too with me . I cannot understand hard, and I'm sure you' ll be a why she makes up the most hit. Good luck 1 ·fa ntastic, whopping lies. · DEAR ABBY: After a Dear recent trip to see my father Mother tells people that .I live with her and sh'e pays all the and his wife (my parents · bills. Abby, I. pay the bills, Abby' have been divorc.ed for eight '"and I'm left with pocket years), my stepmother left a change at the end of the message on my answering morlth because her spending machine that sa'id, "It's Mom sprees keep me financially and Dad.calling to see if you · have dated casually for' a horne OK" strapped. .. She also has to be the Cen - (ouple of years, our conver- gotAbb I b 1 kn th. .ter' of attention. She'll go to sations recently have turned y, d are nY · 1ow h IS any length to keep the spotwoman an ce am y ave th . b t to serious topics - like pos- never called he llght on herself, even t'f t't s1'bl y marrymg an d havmg · . t rHany hmg ldu1 h fi means making me look like a children. er 1rs name. ow s ou · complete idiot. · . will be meeting his kids deal with this sudden and 1 · d wou ld apprectate . unexpected change in her? If I do anything that earns soon an 0 FE acknowlecJ.g!Tient or re~oghi- any suggestion s you can offer F NDED IN N.Y. tion, Motlier tells these peo- in relating to them. I'm colDEAR OFF~NDED: If pie that she instructed me, or lege-educated, independent, the woman ,dtdn t hke you, suggested the work, or had a stable, and have a successful · she wouldn t have left the lot to do with the project , career. But his is a situation 1 message she dtd, wh1ch Is her behavior a form of have never confronted appears to be a wann one. If jealousy, rivalry or downright before. He has mentioned the I were you. ·I wouldn't make meanness? Is the attention so possibility of introducing me waves. Address . her as you • imp~;>rtant to her that she to his children before- but always have and let her call rtust embarrass me or make this is the first time I' have herself whatever she likes . Dear Abby is written by me look like I'm living off agreed. Thi s is my first expeher when the reverse has · rience with children. He has Abigail Van Buren, also . been true for the last 20 two sons, 14 and 15, and a kt1own 'as Jeanne PIJiUips, years ? What makes my moth- daughter who will be 13 in and was founded by her l:r have to do this to me? - February. Hel p! - PAN- mother, Pauline Phillips. PUZZLED IN NEW MEXI- ICKED IN PITISBURGH . Wriie Dear Abby at CO . DEAR PANICKED: Calm www.DearAbby.com or P.O• . DEAR PUZZLED: People down and discuss your Box 69440, Los Arlgeles,,.C.<k lie for various-reasons. Some qualms with your boyfriend. 90069. • 'I' Point Pleasant, WV • Wbcelcbalrs Commun ity Lenten Service, 7:30 -p.m., Trinity Church. • �r OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Puplishing Co. Jim .Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-N~ws Editor ' Congress shall trJake no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise tllereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the . people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for aredress of grievances. ., Th~ - • First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S VIEW Displeased VVhy wasn't grant money used? . ' Dear Editor: !learned something the other day after over 20 years of service from this water company. Our home is 12 years old but we live on the same property. This is our third hot water tank in I0 years, costing over $500 each (natural gas bottom vent). I started looking over the pipes and condition of the inside of the tanks to discover the reasons why everyone was going bad. I took my pipes to the office to show them the condition of the lines. I was called later that day and told not to use galvanized pipe only copper or plastic. I 'wonoered why after so many years that this was the first time I was told that fact. The only galvanized pipe in our system was the nipples that come with the hot water tank and they were rubber lined. We cut the last tank in half and the inside was as corroded .. as the nipples were on the top. I suggested to the water office that they purchase a water softener for the whole system and charge each customer a small amount monthly to cover expenses. After researching, !have found that there is money available for that softener from a grant. It was just never used. Why is it that the money was not used? I can't see why we customers must go through the trouble of getting our own water softeners or replacing the 'tanks and faucets often, when the grant could be used and it would help everyone on the water system. Thanks for letting me vent. From a displeased customer, Judy McDaniel , Rutland TODAY IN HISTORY Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than words. All/etters are Sttbjecl' to editi~g. must be signed, and include address and telephone 11umber. No unsigned letters will be pitblished. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to organizatiom and individuals wi}l no/ be acc~pted for publicatiort :wo The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley (USPs 213-960) Ohto Valley Publishing Co. Our mjaln concern in all stories is to be PubliShed every aftemoon. Monday accura1e. If you know of an error in a slory, calllhe newsroom at (740) 9922156. Our m•ln number Is (740) 992-2156. 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P.ayments are to be made· with Marine Caldwell, 41036-SD.R.7 Reedsville, Ohio 45772 . . · POMEROY - An afternoon Timmy Warner, Bill and of skating at the Skate-A-Way Timothy Elam and friends, RinkinChesterwasenjoyedby Keith and Cody Kinzel and the youth of the Zion Church oJ B.rady, Brenda Venoy, Lori Christ and their guests recently. Neutzling, Colton and Clayton, Preceding the skating the Jill Mantel and Jenna, Kristen youth and adults from the Ballard, Toby and Dee Swarta, church enjoyed a lunch of piz- Tess, Ty, and Taylor, Lee zas and bread sticks. All ages Roberts and Victoria and her were present and there were friend Beihany; Guy Sargent, kids as young as two and adults F Jon and Robyn Sargent and . · t. over 60 part1qpa mg. or some of the younger children it was Will and grandmother, their first time on roller skates. M1chelle McElroy, Theodore . Attending were Carolyn and and Jacob, Dorothy Reeves, 'Randy Kesterson,.-Rachel--and--Fenny- and Ghris DunGan- and Michael, Martha Varian, Brandon, Diane Tripp, Kayla Connie Watson, Bonnie and Tiffany, Kathryn Johnson, Donahue , Kimberly and Kaitlynn Dummit and Carlos .Patricia, Scott Warner and Arantes. Edith Hall of .. Nellie Parker POMEROY - Nellie Parker, 92, Pomeroy, died on April 3, 2006, at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va . She was born on Sept. 26, 1913, in Jackson County, W.Va., daughter of the late Gurney and Florence Atkinson Michael. She was a retired school teacher/librarian, a member of Alfred United Methodist Church, Alfred United Methodist Women, Alpha Omicron Chapter of.Delta Kappa Gamma, and the Meigs County Retired Teachers Association. She taught the adult class at Alfred l.Jnited Methodist Church for many years. She was a volunteer ·at Meigs Cooperative Parish and Eastern Local School Di strict and a correspondent for The Oaily Sentinel. Surviving are a daughter; Martha (Joe) Poole of Pomeroy; a son, Erlc (Jan) Parker, Desert Hot Springs, Calif.; a son, Edward (Debbie) Parker~ Arlington, Wash.; three grandchildren: Will Poole, Pomeroy; Randy Parker, Chicago, Ill.;. Tammi Parker, Arlington, Wash.; and a brother: Samuel (Nellie) Michael, Langsville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Wilber Parker; her parents, sisters-.in-Iaw, Dorothy Hamm Michael and Cora Hilton Michael. Services will be held at II a.m. on Friday, April 7, 2006, at Fisher Funeral Home, Pomeroy Chapel. Officiating will be Rev. Jane Beattie and burial will be In Meigs Memory . Gardens. Friends may call on Thursday, April 6, from 5 to 8 p.m . at the funeral home. . · . In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Alfred United Methodist Church, 46005 State Route 681, Chester, Ohio 45720; or to Meigs . United Methodi st Cooperative Parish, 260 Mulberry Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . ">h <:::; - ·~ ~ · ~ ,,'"-. i · @ • ~~· .. . '" LI ,''• I ·~ .. 0' . ~ .- 0 " ",. "... ·Victor Wood OXFORD, Mich . - Victor 0 . Wood, 78 , of Oxford Mich. formerly of Meigs County, died Monday, April 3, 2006 in Oxford, Michigan. Survivors include his wife, Mary Wood. Funeral arrl!Jigements will be handled by Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, Dearborn, Mich. . ., v < " I should p-ay Jo~ that?. There was an inieresting story awhile back about some swank hotels that were letting guests buy the exact copies of the furniture that was in their hotel room. There are so many things wrong with that sentence, I don ' t know where to begin. First, why do hotels insist on calling ,. customers "guests?" "It's always so swell to see you. You are our favorite guest. Come back .soon. . That' II the $480 for the room, $80 fqr those three local phone calls you made and $125 for the parking. Have a · nice day. Come again, soon. !;)on 't let the door hit you on the fanny on . your way out." It's almost as if they treat us like · "customers" when we stay at hotels and not like guests at' all. What next; they'll s,llirt calling the hotel business the "Hospi.tality Industry" instead of "The Alleged Highway Robbery Industry?" Second, who would want their home to look like a hotel room? "Gee, Marge, I Io've the Way you've screwed those ugly paintings to your walls. There's something wonderfully industrial. and inhuman Kathleen Weaver don't have enough room for charging extra for aisle my shaving kit · and my seats. Maybe he's the guf, wife's overnight bag at the who came up with "restock'-' same time.". · ing fees" and shipping and · Why anyone would want " handling" fees. I can see' their home to look like a the shipping fee, but han:: Jim hotel room~ The only thing dling? How else · are you' Mullen I've ever taken from a hotel going to get .it to me? Thi t room is the little sign you guy's got an M.O., there's a hang on the door handle that pattern of charging people says, " Do Not Disturb." I for things they never would about them. ~ho painted t!10 ught it 'd be . funny to have considered paying for them? The Termiriatof'l . hang on my office door at before . W,here will he strike RoboCop? And that bed in home. 1 forgot the flip side next? your living room - it's of the card says, "Maid : This "The Shop and Go Away: charming. It somehow Room · Is Ready for chain of supermarkets has makes the whole pla~e.Jook Cleaning." 1 hun g it up announced that startinf smaller' and less appealing. wrong-side out, ~f course . Monday that they will ~ Like, I don't know, a hotel · In other travel news, a few charge customers one dollar' room. Nort hwest 10 go throu gh the · •Seven':' ou didYou it. must tell me how wee k s ago Y need they Items or Less' lane ." "' . 1· c· D R "' "That window treatment! A If lnes annpu It's to die for. I can never would start selling aisle and " 1ao own estaurants·,·· find the ones that never quite exit row ~eats for $ 15 extra. home of the calamari burrl-' close all the way. And that You mean for only 15 lousy to, has announced today thato big , noisy heater-air condi- dollars I ceuld · experience starting the I 5th of the tioner under the window. If the luxury of an aisle seat?·! month , there will be a $5 per that doesn't scream 'classy,' could stretch out and relax person surcharge for dinner what does? No wohde~ you - Ouch! You just crushed · reservations. Plus tip." ~· buy from a hotel chain : Who my •ankle with the drink cart " Mrs. Jane Whittacrcr,: knows more about making - and bave all that extra - · receptionist to Dr. Philbil), il!! people feel ' comfortable? J . how many times do you announcing that starting: mean, other than a ·prison have to use the bathroom, immediate1y, she will b<;;! warden or boot camp drill lady? ~ legroom. Next charging $2 to validate your: instructor. time , . I'll see how much parking ticket ." ;: "If only I could get one of 'e xtra it will cost me to get a (lim Mullen is 1he author: those beds where the head- · window seat. of "It Takes a Villa ge Idiot'! board is nailed the wall , · The sanie guy that thou ght Complicatin g the Simp!<: not even connected to the up se lling gue sts the hotel- Life" and " Baby 's First: bed. And I' d' love one of style furniture had to be th e Tattoo.'.' You c01/ reach hitrt! those snazzy bathroom~ that same guy that came up with ar jim _mull~n @myway.confi: to ' l'" ..... __ • ' - •., y ., ,NEW HAVEN, W.Va.- Kathleen !dell Thrasher Weaver, 85, of New Haven, W.Va., died April 3, 2006, at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. Service will be held at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 7, 2006, at Anderson Funeral Home in New Haven, W.Va., with Rev. John McKee officiating. Burial will follow at GrahaJ!I Cemetery. Friends may call from noon until 2 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. · " " . · ' I I Tcift fro'!'~ Page A1- Development Authority. . The legislation changes the Ohio . Air Quality Development Autllori_!y s?,~tute and - appropriates $1 m'illion to th e Ohio Coal Development Office to suppm1 the drilling of a test well. That well will enable the gathering and analysis of critical geological data. The bill also creates a fund to receive non-governmental contribu tions to support the test well project as another way to raise funds for the project. , Fueled by coal. the 275megaw att plant will produce hydrogen lor use as a clean · coil! source and test the ability to store large amounts of carbon .dioxide deep underground as opposed to emitting it into the air. I I I · Cancer ---'--~~~--------------:-. P,roud'to be apart ofyour life.' Racine osu . NEW S'l'r£BS11!! IS LOW IS ,. '48.89 The Daily Sentinel• 5\!bscrlbe today • 99~·2155 ai,l!mjW!tL!I. kL Memorial Day ORDER NOW! Payment Plans Available or present this ad for 10% discount Sava·Tina &Money ShopLocaHy and register for a free monument "Serving Meigs Co. for overJ wm! qjeautlfu£ ~emories .?(onuments 2411 Jackson Ave. Toll Free 4S06S Eagle Ridge Rd :' Point Pleasant, WV _ • 877 299 1600 Pomeroy, OH 675-lOtS 9'92-7440 ' Cavalry. The circle voted to meet the requirement for obtaining "gold circle". statu s in the Ohio Department by contributing $2 per members of the Ohio president's project. This project is to help purchase land- at the Franklin Battlefield in Franklin,' Tenn. This battle was bloodier than the more famous "Pickett's · Charge" at the Battle of Gettysburg. Urban .sprawl is encroaching upon the battlefield. Recently, a restaurant was purthased and demolished to stop some of the sprawl. . The circle planned to make a visit to Rachel Perrine of Parkersburg., who has turned 90 years old and is an actual • daughter of a Union soldier. She is a member of the circle and is a past West Virginia Department president. Discussion of the upcoming protest march and Civil war encarnpment on April 28-30 at Harrisburg was announced. This protest is to stop the pro-. posed casino at Gettysburg which will cause massive buildup in the area and lead tQ loss of ·park land due to. needs for ~-=,----­ roads to handle. the traflic. The district meeting will be held on Saturday, April 15, 2006 at Washington Court House. · Any member may ·· attend. Rep. Jimmy Stewart recently mel w'ith . the Ohio Preservation Office to cliscuss concerns over .the proposal for' !;aving · Buffingtqn Island Battlefield. Members enjoyed a video Civi I War program by noted Civil War historian, Edwin Beam, that was held recently at Athens. Pamela Schatz of Reedsville attended as a prospective member of the circle center as a meeting place for ACS's Patient Navigator Coleen Krubl who acts as a "middle man" in accessing from Page A1 programs and resources for · patients, tree of charge. Some "We are so grateful to of Krubl 's services include finally have this facility, " helping identify resources for Meigs County ACS financial assistance, medicaTaskforce Member Rae · tion needs, home health care, Moore said. "Without Relay insurance questions, transfor Life. thi s would not have portation and other concerns. All the services at the cenbeen possible." te.r are free. Moore also thanked Meigs The center wilf be staffed ~------------~-----­ County ACS Taskforce Chairperson and Relay for by volunteers throughout th~ said Cebridge wished to main" week and for hours of operaLife Co-Chairperson Joann tain the same level of services Crisp. for her work on the tion call the Mulberry as Charter Communications as Community Center at 992well as possibly adding a telerelay. from Page A1 "We raised over $41,000 9919. , phone service. Attending the Meigs last year for relay which was In other council business: possibly in July, there may be County Resource Center amazing for Meigs County," Carl Salser, was contracted Crisp said. "I don ' t know were well wishers from the room to negotiate some of the by the village to mow and trim what we ' ll do this year but co mmunity, Meigs County issues Hill and council brought Greenwood Cemetery up to · 'twice a month· for $800 a whatever it is we'll take it Chamber of Commerce to the table. . However, there is not room members and visi tots from and go with it and be month from April - September. to negQtiate a senior discount the Athens Cancer Center. Clerk-Treasurer David blessed:" From the Athens Cancer for cable services from Spencer announced that the vii- · Julie Ellenwood from ACS of Southea~t Ohio thanked Center Dr. Anjali Ambekar, Cebridge which was another !age's ofticial audit was com- · pieted for tiscal year 2004-05 the Mulberry Community MD, radiation oncologist issue brought up by council. Brown said that ti senior disand that it was a "clean audit" Center for the donation of spoke to the audience and . space to house the center and invited them to the center in count was not possible because with " no major problems."· Spencer said the · auditors added, "I hope this will be a Athen> at 75 Hospital Drive, Cebridge is charged the same for programming amount did give the village a recomSuite 170 or call 566-4600. great resource for the com(ESPN, Lifetime. etc.) whether . munity. I hope it gets a lot of The Athens Cancer Center mepdatioh as to creating a disaster recovery plan for the use." · provides radiation and oncol- · the customer is senior is not. "We're losing a personal computer system should a sysUses , for the center will ogy services as well as clini. touch," Councilman Tom Reed tem crash occur. Spencer said include access to a variety of cal trials for patients. Parish Nurse Lenora told_ Brown and Barclay as. a the village already has a disa>free resources for both cancer patients and their care givers . Leifheit said s he felt tne reason·· for asking the men to ter recovery plan in place and . These resources will Meigs center would fit into attend the meeting before sign- backs up the computer data . include information either by the Mulberry Community ing off on a resolution daily, monthly and quarterly. educational materials at the ,Center's mi ssion to serve the acknowledgin~ the sale of The aud itors recommended thi s> disaster recovery plan be center or by free internet county, ,and basically, the Charter Communications. Both Brown and Barclay put into writing which council access. The center will also more the merrier. The American Cancer said they understood this and agreed to. distribute free w'igs and other Society , proviqed supplies agreed to return to Racine to Street Commissioner John prosthetic devices to patients. Patients will also use the and is .overseeing the center. · discuss issues when needed Holman reported that contracand promised to' make them - tor Mid-Atlantic should have selves available. the village's new 39 1,000 gala femur fracture which has Cquncil then signed a res- lon water tank completed by led to a .series of health probolution acknowledging the tl1 is Friday, weather permitting. lems. sale ,pf Charter Counci I approved shutting In June '2004 she moved to fromPageA1 Communications to Cebridge oft· Pearl Street from Front Marietta to intern with Connections just as several Street and Fourth Street to Marietta frequently visits in Congressman Ted Stickland other communities have done Third Street and Sycmnore to Meigs County with her par- and. where she attended in Meigs County. · Main Street from noon to 6 ents. She received a Ph.D in Marietta College to study The sale of Charter will not p.m. on Sept. 9 for tl1e "Cruise exercise physiology from graduate level international effect a· fmnchise tax agree- · In Saturday Night Car Show" OS U and then accepted a finahcial manageme nt and ment between Rac ine and sponsored by Hill's Automotive post -doctoral research asso- marke1ing in the global econ- Cebridge. Racine does not <md Classic Cars · and Home ciate position at Washington omy. Health issues and navi- charge a franchise tax to its res- National Bank. Melody McKay University Medical School in gational barriers on the cam- idents to keep the cost of ser- spoke to council about l)le secSt. Louis. before moving into pu s interfered with her con- vice as low as possible. ond annual event requesting the · admini strafi ve positions in tinuing education. The buyout of Charter streets be closed. Lewis described the OSU Communications will effect physical therapy education. Council was joined ' by She ret urned to Meigs recognition held at the approximately 240,000 sub- Spencer. Holman, McKay. County in 1995 to be near her Schottenstein Center as a scribers in West Virginia. Ohio. Barclay and Brown . aging grandparents and "cherished l)lOment of recog- Kentucky and Virginia. Cou ncilman lv;m Powell was wbrked as a private practi- nition , as one of t~e 110 Both Brown and Barclay absent from the meeting. tioner of physical therapy for women who were awarded the Hol zer . Home Health retroactive women's Varsity Agency in Pomeroy. It was 0 intercollegiate letter jacket during that time she suffered awards." E ' I MIDDLEPORT The Maj. Daniel McCook · Circle Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic is now the largest circle in the United States in membership, it was noted at a recent meeting held m Middleport. Chartered in May, 2004, the circle set a record at the meetiog with seven new members since its beginning, the most for a meeting since its organization. Membership is open to ·women age 10 ·or older who have either a direct blood-related ancestor was a Union veteran or a drrector ancestor whose brother who was a Union veteran. Approved for membership were Sharon Banni ster of Perrysburg, Ohio, on Pvt. Benjamin F. Brown, Co. G, !84th Ohio Infantry; Dusty Nichols of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee, on Pvt. Charles Pearson of Co. M, lsl New Hampshire Heavy Artillery; Carlita Curti s of Lo . .ll KY p t J h UISVI e, · • on v · osep Fryer of Co. A, 4th Loyal Arkansas Infantry; Penny Sue - clagg oftesage,W.Va., on Pvt. David Allen,' Co. K, !78th Ohio 'Infantry, Pvt. Robert Allen, Co. A, 39th Ohio Infantry; Pvt. William H. Allen, Co. F, .39th Ohio Infantry; and Pvt. Levi Allen of Co. F, !40th Ohio Infantry ; Shari Creech of Wilmington, Ohio, on Pvt. Robert C. Little of Co. C, 9th W.Va. Infantry, Pvt. Willis E. Little, Co. F, 9th W.Va. Infantry. and Pvt. Mark Little, Co. F, 9th W.Va. Infantry; Gladys JOHN of Nine · Miles Falls, Washington, on Pvt. Henry M. Isham, Co. A, 23rd Wisconsin Infantry; and Brenda Leslie of Middleport on Pvt. William H. Spires, Co. K, 7th Ohio . party .hC[d.fi'OY ChUYC . h you th • Pizza and Skattng I i0 Circle set membership -reco·rd Cem~tery cleanups Hawthome Mu,Phy \ 0 r Local Briefs I . r!~ The Daily Sentinel • .Page As www.mydailyseritinel.com \t.! I t Wednesday, Aprils, 2006 ·right to end the fight for her. Christopher Reeve, Terri had camped out. MIDDLEPORT Hawthorne Schiavo and Haleigh Poutre "Hawk" Murr.hy, 39 of Middleport, And even though she was The court gave permis s im~ Ohio died Apnl 3, 2006 at his residence killed she had, "A Life That (the added tragedy : the patti• are all very different - difafter an extened illness. ferent circumstances, differMatters" ~ Warner Books , in court that wanted hef... He was born Dec. · 22, - 1966 in ent ages, different classes. 12006) as her parents and sib- alive was her abuser, who Huntington, W.Va. to the late Hawthorne But they should all make us lings put it in the title of faced homicide charges Kathryn and Flora J. e an (Pennington) Murphy. He think about the same questheir new book, written in she .wound up dead) bu.t;; Lopez was a skilled painter and drywall finishtion: Shouldn't we always her memory. A's her brother Haleigh wasn't ready to go,_ er. . · puts it: "They talked about Before the hospital could do err on the side of life? .. He is survived by h.is wife, Lois Terri having no value in our the ·court-sanctioned dee4;, It 's a fact that former (Stanley) Murphy ; one sou , Jason Lee "Superman" Reeve and his society, that she should be sh~ was making a come;,: Stanley; three sisters, Concetta Ann family (including his wife, are what many of us face dead because she has no back . She 's in rehab today..:;· (Manin) Shuler of Rhode Island , Betty Dana, who recently died of quietly and painfully in our ·worth . But look what she '.s June Copley of Kentucky, and Rose Hawthorne "'urphy It's no wonder Haleigb~ lung cancer) made an impact families; and they are what done. She''s touched milfions was almost cut off though.~ · Michelle (Rodney) Dunlap of Loraine; ' . on American culture after all of us talked about of people around the world." Even the words we casually' two step-sisters, Loretta Lynn "Lori" Lunsford of Pomeroy, his 1995 riding accident. ' often with great passion- a The family now runs a faun- use give away our culture'~· and Brenda Lee Ball of Long Bottom; his step-father, Buster Whether· you agre~ with little over a year ago. dation focusing on the dis- of-death tendencies . P<~ 1 Drummand of Dexter, and several nieces and nephews. their politics (as I did) It was Lent going into the abled, giving them a voice Bobby Schindler puts it, He will be sadly missed by friends and family. they campaigned on behalf Easter season for many they often don't have, hop- "The term ' vegetative state;, Services will held at I P·\Il· Thursday at the Acree Funeral Hom~ in Middleport, Visitation will be from I 1 a.m. to I f.m. of Democrats and, most Christians as the case of ing to eventually open care makes me furious. Peopr~ Thursday prior to the service. The funeral home wil be notably, for embryonic- Terri Schindler Schiavo centecs that would be "safe don't describe them as dis,:.. receiving no flowers at the ·request of the family. Donations stem-cell research and reached its contentious, h;lven s" for people who abled anymore, but as veg;.; I JV.ay be made to Acree Funeral Home, 244 N. Second Ave., cloning - you were likely feeding-frenzied end day s. need people in ways similar I etables." No carrot ever had., I . Middleport, Ohio 45760. · impressed with their exam- Terri' was the brain-damaged to Terri. the superpowers to get us ple of a couple living grace- woman ·in Florida, stuck in a A year out from Terri's fully with pain and hospice bed, who couldn't death; we ' ve seen the very arguing, cari ng, angry, enterheartache, raising a family speak for herself and ulti- different - and yet haunt- tained, or inspired. Reeve, POMEROY - Edith Hall, 87, Pomeroy, passed aw ay on and making the best of the mately had hordes ready to. ingly si milar in its fatal flaw Schiavo, Poutres all have all after folk s were, cards they were dealt. But Schiavo's parents and bus-- - Gase-of Haleigh Poutre-in and ready to give up on them: ---1 ---Mon<iay,--fJ•pFil--:~, -2006, at- Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point his was a life that even his band, . Michael , duked out Massachusetts. an extended illness. Pleasant, · She was born on Oct. , 1918, in Goodwill, W.Va., daughown mother had given up on the issue in courts. He wantHaleigh is 12, victimized (and in Terri's case, did). It's' ter of the late Henry and Viola Taylor Arrington. She was a almost ten years earlier ed it over with and her par- by her family. and wronged springtime. Let 's questioa, the instinct that would keep · graduate of Bluefield Business College. She was a homeshe begged doctors to pull ents wanted their daughter by the state agency that was maker and a member of the Middleport First Bapti st Church. the plug on him after his fall. cared for until she no longer supposed to be her safety our most vulnerable from a=; new season of life.. . In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her The Reeves are a useful, had the fight in her. Michael net. ln September she was · ( Kathry11 Lopez is the edi• •. daughter, Anita Chadwick, a sister, Lou Lee, and brothers, ultimately tragic, story to Schiavo "won" - for lack brought into a hospital, bru W.H. and Luther Arrington . keep in mind as we continue of a better verb - and Terri tally beaten by her stepfa- tor of National RevieiV.' Online (www.natioualre. She is survived by her husband, James E. Hall whom she Hospital officials to debate so-called end-of- was killed, dying of dehy - ther. view com) She ccin be con;;: married on Feb. 7 65 years · ago; a son, Ernest Hall life issues. These are. the dration · as the country would determine that she Columbus, a brother, Tom Arrington of Bidwell, and grandlife-and-death realities doc- watched from the hospice had no hope and by January tact~d at : klopez@ nationaP review. com.) . ::~ sons, Billy Chadwick of Nashville, Tenn . and Brian tors deal with everyday; they parking lot, where the me,d ia were in court battling for the ' •· Chadwi~k of Columbus. · -----------~------~----------~-------------~ MM~.H~'sreq~•~ewillbe cre m~~and' therewill be no calling hours or public 'funeral service. Arrangements were handled by Fisher Funeral Home-Pomeroy Chapel. Today is Wednesday, April 5, the 95th day of 2006. There are 270 days left iri the year. Today ' s Highlight in History: One hundred and fifty years ago, on April 5, 1856, black American educator Booker T. Washington was born in Franklin County, Va. . · In 1614, American Indian princess Pocahontas married English colonist John Rolfe in Virginia. In 1621 , the Mayflower sailed from Plymouth, Mass., on a return trip to E1igland. , In 1792, George Washington cast the first presidential veto, rejecting a congressional measure for apportioning representatives among the states. · Thought for Today : " A man is only as good as what he loves." - Saul Bellow, Canadian-born American author (1915-2005) . LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Wednesday, Aprils, Never count out life The Daily Sentinel . PageA4_ ' • ' THE FABRIC SHOP POMEROY '992·2284 Open: Mon.- Sat. 9:00 am· 5:00 pm ol ·· All eC,lee ·e arpet are laeladetll . .lila CAIPBT, tAXONT CAilPif, . TUCKLUI CA.Pif, IBAO.CAIPif, LIV•t LfO~ C.Ufl'laatl ICVLPTUliD CAIPI'f, , ... Ubii ........ lwiiiO~III tandt11H • •••stiN old carpet. · , .·'c*u ~or. stop ln.. , · We'IIDI. . to J'OGr lloaM aad •11111rt t_.lol' a ll'le no olfllpdoa . . . . . ,~AD~%fij~I9M;I - . OH • 992-3671 . .I �I . PageA6 · . ' OHIO .The Daily Sentinel · ' Wednesday, Aprils, 2006 BY M.R. KROPKO CLEVELAND - Marking 38 years since the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., cler. gymen led aboul · 50 people Thesday on a march to call attention to the Voting Rights Act of ),96~ portions of wh[ch will exptre next year--ucongress does·not reauthorize it. The mile-long man:h went from the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections to the Cleveland Campus of Cuyahoga Community College. "It's to sensitize people and raise the awareness level to the importance of voting," said Rev. Theopholus Caviness. pastor of Greater Abyssinian Baptist Church· and a leader of the · peaceful march. Caviness is a board member of AfricanAmerican Ministers LeaderShip Council and president of the Conference. issue," Tucker said. "Dr. King wa~ dedicated to The provisions were last voting and the right to vote. We renewed by Congress in 1982 thought the best way to honor 'md cover a wide nmge of prohim and revere his memory was t~tions . They allow the governto lift up the fact ,he always artic- ment to approve new voting · ulated to us, the importance of procedures in ateas with histovoting," Caviness saiti. Jies of discrimination and send Sections of the act are to · election monitors. The proviexpire Aug. 6, 2007. Caviness sions also require · interpreters and Shaun Tucker. Ohio·coordi- and translated election materials nator for People for the in precincts with high populaAmerican Way: said the expim- tions of voters who have diffition . date has genemted culty understanding English. unfounded rumors that black The reauthoriz.ation issue has Americans could lose the right making ilo; way through to vote. One of the reasons for Congress. the march wa~ to dispel that James Hardiman, a lawyer rumor. they said. and vice president of the "African-American clergy Cleveland NAACP, said some were essential in getting that strong feelings linger in . . AP PhotO historic legislation passed in Cleveland from the presidential Activists march to advocate reauthorization of the Voting Rghts Act Tuesday, in Clevelancf. 1965. and in Cleveland we have election i11 2004. prompting Clergy, especially ministers at predommantly black churches, along with some public officials a coalition of pastors very inter- interest now in reauthorizing the marched Tuesday to raise public interest in re(\uthorization of some provisions of the Votin~ ested ili making this a target Voting Rights Act. Rights Act which could expire in 2007. The federa l legislation dates back to 1965. Bl. . Wednesday, Aprils, 2oo6 BY ScoTT WoLFE LOcAL SCHEDULE GALLIPOLIS - A. schedult~ of upcoming conege and hil;ll schOO varsity sportin~ events lrwolving teams from GaiUa, Meigs and MesOn counties. Wodnllday'a qamet Baseball Gallla ·Academy at Athens, 5 p.m. Eastern at Southern, 5 p.m. River Valley at Coal Grove, 5 p.m. South Gallia al Ironton St. Joe, 5 p.m .. VInton County at Meigs, 5 p.m. Softball Athens at Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. Eastern at Southern, 5 p.m. River Valley at Coal Grove, 5 p.m. VInton County at Meigs , 5 p.m. Wahama at Poca, 5 p.m. Hannan at South Gallia, 5 p.m. · Tennis W13-hama at St. Marys, 4:30 p.m Gallla Academy at Point Pleasant boys, 4 p.m. • College Softball · Wast Virginia State at Rio Gmnde, 3 p. ~ . Thurwdav's gam11 , Baseball Point Pleasant at South Gallia. 5 p.m. Southern at RavensWOOd , 5 p.m. . Softball Poca at Point Pleasant, 5 p.m. Southern at Ravenswood , 5 p.m. South Gallla at Coal Grove, 5 p.m. Track and 'Field Eastern, Meigs at VInton County, 5 p.m. Tennl1 Gallia Academy at Portsmouth, 4:30 p.m. Point Ph:~asant at St. Marys, 4 p.m. Southern Christian Leadership Local weather MERCERVILLE Sophomore Sarah Eddy went 4-5 and scored three times and sophomore Whiiney Riffle pitched a nice game to lead the Southern Lady Tornadoes to their first win of the season, a 14-4 win over the South Gallia Rebels. Southern, now 1-3 on the season, mercied the Rebels in the sixth inning 'Yhen Riffle walked and scored on a fielder's choice by 'S teph anie Cundiff. · Riffle picked up her first varsity win with seven strikeouts, five walks, and five -saltteFed hits- whHe-ttllowing just fo ur runs. Niki Fulks suf- fered the loss, wl)ile giving up eight runs on seven hits. She walked five and struck out none . Kristen IJalley came on in relief, givi\ g 'up si)( ruris on two hits, walking seven and striking out one .Southern batter. South Galli a took the initial lead in the first inning when Fulks (2-4) singled and Laura Gwinn walked. Glenna Wright walked: and Kristen Halley walked to force home. a run, the score 1-0. The positive in that stretch for Southern was that Riffle issued three of her five walks in the first inning, settling down to pitch well the rest of the game. Soulhern went up 3- 1 in the third inning when with two Riffle Buzzard out , Sarah Eddy si ngled, Riffle reached on an error, Lindsey ·Buzzard (2-3 with two RBI' s)' singled, and Stephanie Cu~diff tripled horne t wo runs, th e score 3~ 1 Southern. South ~a lila fought back wtth a run m the bottom of the third when with two out Halley walked; Southern's. single run, forTaylor walked, and Mary mul ated by the RiffleStapleton reached on an error Cundiff · ~ohnection gave to score a run, the score now Southern the 14-4 win. 3-2. Southern hitters were Samh Sl?uther~ sensed the spoils. Eddy 4-5, Buzzard 2-3 with of VIctory tn the fourth mnmg two RBI's, Cundiff a triple, when the young lasses plated . Rashel Boso a single, and five runs to lead8-2. Walks to Virginia Brickles a si'ngle. . . .. Kaylyn Spradlt ng, Chelsea Pape, Amber Hill, Buzzard, South Gal(ta was led by Ntki and Cundiff brought home Fulks wtth two smgles, and three runs scattered around a smgle s by Ashley Clary, sacrifice by LindaEddyf!nd .a Mary Stapleton, and Megan Sarah Eddy single. Whitney Cantrell. Riffle and Virginia Brickles Southern . hosts Eastern ' al~o reached on errors to Wednesday. ~~~nlb~~e a couple runs for SOUTHERN 14, SOUTH GALLIA 4 Innings Southern plated five more southern 003 6 sso - "9 5 runs in the fifth and the Lady s Gallla 101 o2o ~ • 56 · Rebels plated two in the bot- Whitney Riffle and Virginia Brickles. Nitti Fulks H~lley (5) and Laura Gwinn. W tom of the fift h inning. Riffle. L _ Futks. Southern wins sixth ·straigt,t Frldoy'a gomas Blaaball Gallla Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. Point pjeas&nt at LoQan, TBA River Valley at Rock Hill, 5 p.m. Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. Meigs at AleMander, 5 p.m. Southern at Waterford, 5 p.m. Softball Jackson at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Trimble at Eastern, 5 p.m. River Valley at Rock Hill, 5 p.m. Meigs at Alex~::~nder, 5 p.m. Southern at Waterford, 5 p.m. Track and Field River Valley at Chesapeake Lions Invitational, 4~ 30 p.m. Gallia Academy at Chesapeake, 4:30p.m. Tennla Wah ama at Huntington, 4 p.m. College Baseball Urb,ana at Rio Gran de (DH) , 1 P·l1'1 · . Save ··A,. Lot ·20/o MILK • ' 99 . BY ScoTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MERCERVILLE Pounding out ·17 hits for 18 runs, the Southern Tornadoes pushed their record to 6-0 with an 18-5 non~ l eag ue victory over the . South Gallia Rebels Tuesday ni ght · at Mercerville. Reportedly, this is the best start by a So uth er n team · since the 1988 squad of M i· G k Winebrenner a team that went to the regional tinals before bowing out of tournament play in e x t r a innings. Southern's Wahama soars past Raiders GaUon . Thurs. . Good On1y BY GARY CLARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Fri. &. Sat. CHESHIRE - Kameron Say~ flirted with a no hitter through four plus innings and the Wahama White Falcons ·banged out 14 hits in support of the senior right-hander as visiting Wahama stormed Brad Sherman/photo Meigs ' Catie Wolfe, middle, wins her preliminary heat in the 100-meter dash Tuesd!lY at the River Valley Early Bird past River B u I c h · Invitational in Cheshire. Wolfe was the torrpoint scorer on the girls side with 28.5 points, helping guide the Lady Valley Marnhout to a first place finish in the team competition. Marauders Tu es day went 4-for-5 evening by a and scored 13- 1 score. four times S a y r e ' _., • 1. with two fanned BY. BRAD SHERMAN a doubles, River Valley with 85. the high jump and Daniel seve n , 6SHERMAN@MYOAI LYTRIBUNE .COM Marnhout tri ple, and Trimble (49), South Gallia Hill fifth in the long jump. walked one single pushing his RBl total · (7) and Southern, which did and hit two Lester was also a winner CHESHIRE- Host River to 15 on the year, while Wes ·b a t t e r s not score, rounded out the in the 800-meter run Valley won six events on the Riffle batting in eight runs on team standings. Sayre before giv(2: 14.6) and Hively took the . boys .side, and was particuthe nigh t and scored fou r ing up an On the boys side, Josh 3200 meters ( II :02.3) . larly strong in distance races runs. Riffle had a three-run infield single to Peck in the Brown won the discus ( 106- Additionally, the Silver and evt;nts, en and throwing in the sixth inning. homer Raider fifth to break up the 5) 'and shot put (42-2.5) Black won the 4x400-meter to winning . the Coach oRyan Lemley said route no-hit bid. The White Falcon events for River Valley, tak- and 4x200-meler relays. lau ghing, " It 's 'Butch's Wendy's Early Bird Raider win snapped a two game los- . ing hi.gh-point field event Jon Casto was second in World.' Right now he is in Invitational on Thesday. ing skid as the Bend Area honors in the process .. The the 400-meter dash and the the zone at the plate, but the The Raiders scored 129 Fisher Preece team. improved to 3-2 on the Raiders picked up 19 big one· mile, while fellow diswhole team has been doing points to top the six-team 2006 diamond season. River points in the discus alone, tance runner · Vince. ' the job. Everyone has confield, 34 points better than scored 28.5 points as Meigs thanks to Matt Shriver's secValley dropped its fourth Weatherstein ran third. in the tributed. runner-up Meigs. Waterford easily won the girls champi- ond place finish and sixth- 400 .and fourth in the 800 straight to fall to 0-4 on the "Pat Johnson pitched really (78 .5) was third followed !>y onship with . 162 points. place poims from David meters. Hill was second in spring. we lltoni~ h t. South Gallia has South Galli a (37 .5), TrimSle Chesapeake was a surprising Robbins. Nathan Damm led a 14 hit great hi tung in the top of the the 110-meter ·hurdles and (29) and Southern (9). WHS offensive attack in the second with 96 points, folAlso in the fie ld events, contest with three si ngles and Freshman Catie Wolfe lowed br Waterford (90) and Chris Lester took second in Please see Meigs, Bl Please see Southern, Bl an RBI on the day, but it was ~' Nathan Stafford who had the · . . . big outing for the Mason County nine. Staflord drove in four runs with a two run single and his first career BY BRYAN WALTERS and two earned home tun with a two run blast · BWALTERS®MYDAIL'(TRIBUNE.COM runs for the vicin the Falcon third. Sayre· and tors . She \[lso . Derick Veazy added a single CHESHIRE - A three-run ral ly in wa lked one m '· and a double each with Caleb the bottom of the . fifth inning lifted seven her · Roach also· stroking a two River Valley .to a 5-3 softball victory inning effort: base knock. · over Eastern in non-conference action E a s t e r n· Brandon Fow ler and Cody Tuesday. . starter Danielle Herdman haq a single a~iece The Lady Raiders (1-2) picked up Carroll all owed and chased 1'\ome a patr of their first triu mph of the 2006 season only five hits and three walks in the WHS base runners with ' with that late offensive surge, and a losing cause, but did strike out two in Please see Weheme, B6 IS -strikeout perfermance from her six innings of work . sophomore starter Kari McFann made McFann, Porter, Rose, Griffith and the lead stick for good. . Kayla Smith each had a hit for the Traili ng 3-2 headed into the fifth. Lady Raide'rs. while Shanu Snyder, helped .her OWl) cause by Alyssa Baker apd Brittany Bissell McFann ,CoNTACT US leading off wit h a single . Kirsten provided safeties for the guests. Carter followed with a walk to give OVP Scorellne (5 p.m.·1 a.m.) EHS struck first in the top half of RVHS runners at first and second, the second, as Bissell sing led to lead 1-74D-446-2342 ext. 33 the·n Terra Porter reached safely on a ,off the in ni ng and later scored when or 992-5287 (Meigs Co.) fielder's choice that plated McFann to Kara Osborne reached safely on an tie the game at three. FIX -1-740·446-!3008 error for a 1-0 advatHage. The Si lver and Black took the lead · E-mail - sports@ mydallysentin etCom · Osborne came aroLmd one batter for good at 4-3 when Carter scored on later when Hanna)) Pratt grounded SPorts Staff Kaylee Rose's groundout. out, giving EHS a 2-0 edge. , Brad Sherma'n, Sports Edltor ";"Stephanie Griffith knocked in (740) 446·2342, ext 33 Eastern tacked on ·anothcr run in the . bsherman 0 mydallytril}une .com Porter for an insurance run with a third when Amber White came around two-out single. after walking to lead off. That proved Bry~ n Walters, Sports Writer 111!~~~~:_..:__~~~~-::-;·~··ii:~~~~ The Lady Eagles (1-3) had one last to be the last score for the guests, (740) 446-2342, ext. 23 IIi . chance to comeback in the top half of Which led 3-0 at that point. bwalters@ mydailytribu ne.com Bryan Walters/photo ihe seventh , but the .guests stranded A pair of one-out singles by Smith Larry Crum, .Sports Writer Eastern 's Kara Osborne, left, reaches first safely in the second inning after · runners at.second and third . . and Porter in the bottom of the third (740) 446,2342, exl. 33 · an errant throw to RIVer Valley second ba&eman Stephanie Griffith (1) goes McFann, who picked up the win!crum @mydai lyfegister.com Please see Eastern, 86 down the ri ght field line Tuesda~ i.n 'cheshire. 1 •. · ' ning decision. allowed only three hits Meigs fares well at Early Bird Invitational ·Asst. 12 Pack · Coca Cola PRODUCTS Local .stocks SOLD IN ONE POUND ON. 4/S. ' Good Only 1)\urs. Fri.&. Sat. 12 ACI-75.61 AEP~4.33 ' ' SPORTS COBRESPONDENT ·been Wednesday ... Part l y cloudy. Highs in the mid 50s: West winds I0 to 15 · mph. Wednesday . nighLMost ly clear. Patchy fog after mid~ight. Cold with lows in the mid 30s. West winds 5 to I0 mph ... Becoming southwest after midnight. Thursday ... Partly cloudy, Not as cool with highs in the mid 60s. · Southwest winds around 5 mph. Thursday ·.night. .. Mostly cloudy with s howers ~ like l y with a chance of ihunderstorms. Not as cool with lows in the lo.wer 50s. South winds 5 to 10 mph . Chance of rain 70 percent. Friday ... Mostly cloudy' with a chance of showers , and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 70s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Friday night ... C loudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 40s. Chance of rain 50 percent. · Saturday ...Mostly cloudy . with a chance of showers. Cooler with highs around 60. Chance of rain 50 percent. Saturday night ... Partly cloudy. Colder with lows in the mid 30s. Sunday and Sunday night...Mostly 'clear. Highs in the lower 60s. Lows in the mid 30s. M.onday ... Mostl y sunny. Highs in the upper 60s. Monday night and Tuesday ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 40s. Highs around 70. The Daily Sentinel locAL SCOREBOARD Lady Tornadoes down South Gallia for first win, 14-4 ~- Cle~~eland ~.J:hapleL_ULthte...~.t,f.,"""""""'.fl Akzo-54 Ashland Inc. - 70.49 BLI-14.07 Bob Evans - 29.88 BorgWamer - 59.66 CENX-43.63 Champion - 6.10 Channing Shops - 14.83 City Holding- 36.35 Col- 55.85 DG -18.02 · DuPont - 42.94 Federal Mogul - .29 USB- 30.60 Gannett - 59.61 General Electric - 34.70 GKNLY - 5. '70 . Harley Davidson - 51.15 JPM -42.27 Kroger - 20.52 Ltd. - 24.92 NSC- 55.73 Oak Hill Financial - 30.26 ova ...., 25.40 BBT - 39.79 Peoples - 29.91 Pepsico - 57.81. Premier - 15.50 Rockwell - 72.41 Rocky BOots - 25.29 Sears - 131.68 Wai-Mart - 46.50 Wendy'!! - 61.57 , Worthington - 20.54 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Financial Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In • Gallipolis. . High School Baseball · Buftato 17, Point Pleasant 4 Wahama_ 13, River V~lley 1 Gatlt&Aa::ldcmy-1, f\.tariatta 0 . High School Softball River Valley 5, Eastem 3 Southern 14, South Gallia 4 St. Joe 12, Wahama 6 Point Pleasant 15, Wayne 0 Marietta 12, Gallia Academy 2 Marchers ~call King, enco.urage awareness of Voting Rights Act ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER . ' Russet Eastei,l falls to Lady Raiders POTATOES alb. bag lb. Good Only Thurs. Fri. & Sat. BIG BEND " SAVE·A·LOT. • 700 West Main St., Pomer.oy JUST LOOK AT THE RECEIPT PRICES GOOD ONLY AT ; . . . . SAVE-A~ LOT ' • . ~ j. 100 W. Maih Street, 992-2891 ' Thurs., April 6 · Thru Sat. AprilS While QuaQtities• Last! · ' . G~od Only Thurs. Fri. & Sat. We Accept WIC, VOUCHERS EBT FOOD STAMPS AND MOST CREDIT CARDS ' < - - - - - -· I �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Meigs Ealty Bird Raider Invitational Gdia 37 5 S Trlmbkt 29 6 Southern 9 100 .,...1 dllh - t Brandon F•sh4< (M) t t 6, 2 Casey (MJ t 1 8 3 Engllolt (MJ 119, ~ Henao""" (W) 12 4 5 Lewis (SG) 12 7 6 Sommer (SG) 13 0 200- 1 Brandon F'ISher (M) 24 8, 2 Snyder ( W) 25 3 Wilson (M) 25 6 4 L {96) 26 A, 6 Burri& (W) 27 6 Sommer (SG) 27 400 - 1 Caleb Snyder (W) 55 7 2 Casto (RV) 58 4, 3 Weath4rstom (AV) 58 5 4 lOng (M) 1:00 2, 5 Coory (SG) I 00 2 6 Lewis (SG) 1 00 9 100 .,.,.r run- t Chris Lester (RV) 2 146 2 Call (SG) 2 15 9 , 3 Weot(T)2 2H, 4 Wealherste1n (RV) 2 24 6 5 Coory (SQ) 2 26 3 6 Miller (W) 2 27 3 1100 - 1 Cody Strahler (W) 5 01 9 2 Casto (RV) 5 06 9 3 f!alltey (T) 5 ;lO 2 4 lollller (W) 5 38 5 0 Bryant(M) 5 53 9 ' 3200 - 1 Kyle H1vely (RV) 11 02 3 2 Goode {S) 11 42 2, 3 Hartley iTI 12 07 8 4 Rankin (W) 12 36 9 5 A rantes (M) 13 11 5 6 Deetre' (T) 13 f7 8 tto-m.tar hurdles - 1 Brandon Roe {Wl 20 2 filii (RV) 2t 3 300- 1 Andy Kmnan (M) 47 6 2 Crow (M) 50 9 3 H•ll (AV) 51 3 .A Jager (AV) !lilt 4X1oo!miter l'tllay - 1 Me1gs 47 6 2 Waterford 49 5 3 A!v,r VaJiey 1 00 6 4X200 - 1 Meigs { 4t 2 2 Waterlord 1 55 2 3 River Valley 2 08 8 4UOO- 1 Rrver Valley 2 South Gallla 3 Trimble 4 Waterford 5 Meigs 4X800 - t River Valley 9 24 3 2 Wa1erto1d t O07 t 3 Trimble 10 35 9 4 Meigs 10499 Shot put - 1 Josh Brown (AV) 42 2 5 2 Skidmore (SG) 37 1 5, 3 Soulsby (M) 368, 4 RIChard son ~M) 35-10 5 5 Balker (SG) 33 9 6 Coun1s (S) 32- 5 Dllcua- 1 Josh Brown (RV} 106 5 2 Shnver (RVJ9!M 5 3 Soulsby (M) 98 54 (tie) Richardson (M ) and Barker (SG) 97 6 6 Robbtns (RV) 81-7 5 High jump - t Brandon Roe {W) 5 6 2 Lester (AV) 5 6 3 Kinnon (M) 5-3 4 West m5-0, 5 Straus (W) 4 9 6 Hamng (M} 4 9 • long jump - t Jared Casey (M) 18 3 5 2 Hende,.hot (W) 16-0, 3 Slclnner (W) 15-5, 4 Hamng (Ml 15 2 5 5 Hrll (RV} 14 11 5 6 Clow (M) 14 8 Girts Resulrs ~amSIIInd lngs- 1 Me~gs 162 2 Chesapeake96 3 Waterford90 4 RtverVaHey 85 5 Tnmble 49 6 South Gatha 7 7 Southern 0 too-meter dash -1 Calle Wolle 1M) 14 I 2 Robertson (C) 14 2, 3 Workman (AV) 14 5 4 Adkms (SG) 14 7 5 Thomas (C) 14 8 6 C•avens (C) t4 9 200 - 1 Laura Fte!Os (C) 29 8 2 Wolfe (M} 29 8 3 Clelland (M) 29 9 4 Barker (W) 30 8, 5 Smith (RV} 30 7 6 Adkins (SGi 31 2 400 - t Devan Soulsby (M) 1 05 3 2 Wolfe (M) 1 08 4 3 Workman (RVJ t 09 1 4 Bariler(W) t 13 1 5 Adkns (SG) t 14 3 6 Nelson (C) 1 150 801)-meter run - 1 Ashletgh Tornes (W) 2 41 9 2 Exlme (T) 2 45 3 O'rayer (W) 2 48 5 4 Corl1es (RV) 3 08 3 5 Brown ICI 3 08 3 6 Hartiey (T) 1&00 - 1 JesS! Drayer (W} 5 36 4 2 Exlrne (T) 5 55 2 3 Souloby (M) 6 08 514 SWisher (M) 6 t8 4 5 Cort as (RV} 7 01 9 6 Householder (RV) 7 t3 8 3200 - 1 Ashle•gh Torenes (W} 12 27 5 2 H E~me (T) 1316 1 3 Swfolter (M) 13356 4 Fitch (RV) 14 117 5 M Exltne(T} 1627 8 1011-meter hUrdles- 1 Hannah Pack (C) 18 2 2 Samar(M} 18 6 :).Kern (W} 19! • 4 Smtfll (RV) 19 1 5 Bolin (M) t9 2 6 Olfenbergar (W) 19 9 300 - 1 Hannan Pack (C) and Kayle Sm lh (RV) 55 7, 3 Samar (M) 56 5 4 I\9Un (M) 57 3 5 Gilmore (RV) 56 6 6 OHenbergar {W) 59 7 4X1GO-moter relay - 1 Mergs 57 9 2 Chesapeake 56 3 WaterfOrd 59 6 4 River Valley 1 Ot 9 5 Tr•mble 1 05 1 4X200 -~ RIVe! Valley 2 03 6 2 Cl'lesapeake 2 05 9, 3 Waterford 2 OB 2, 4 Tl'ln'IIH 2136 \ .fX400 - 1 Meigs 2 Wate rford 3 A1ver Valley 4 Ch$6&peak& 5 Trlmbte 4&100 - 1 Trimble 12 03 4 2 Me•gs 12 29 2 3 Chesopoake 12 561 , 4 Watarf<ird 13131 5 AlverValley 13 456 Shot put - 1 Lesley Preece IM} 3 f 1 2 Rador (C) 28 o, 3 Fitch (AV) 28 2 4, Cambell (T) 27 t 0 5 Shaver (T) 27 I 6 (lrueser (M) 28 10 Discus - 1 Melissa Grueser {M) 87 1 5 2 Preece {M~ 77~9 5 3~Adklns: (C) 75--2, 4 Engle (M) 75 3 5 5 Rader (C) 73-1 5 6 Ftfch (RV) 69-8 5 H'llh jump - t JesSt Drayer 5-0 2 Frelds (CI 4-10 3 Patterson (M) 4-8, 4 Hamilton (AV) 4 6 5 I son (AV) 4 6 6 Ba11ey (M) 4-:l ~ Lon9 jump - 1 Ashley Samar IM) 13 1 2 Ison (RV) 12-10.3 Clelland (M) t2-8. 4 Tornes fW) 11 -9 5 5 Voight (C) 1t 7 5 6 Brown (C) 11-6 lettmg down Southern vaulted to a 2-0 lead on a Jacob Hunter leadoff walk and Josh Pape RBI smgle Wes Rtffle v. ho made hts way to base safely on live dtfferent occaswns reached on an error to bn ng home a run for a 2 0 SHS lead South Galha came back w11h one run m the bottom of the f1rst on a Bernte Fulks walk and RBI smgle by Josh Wn ght, 2- 1 Southern After a scoreless second, Southern from Page Bl order Pat stayed composed a brought home the 12-stnkeout wm We started out slow and stumbled a httle out of the gate, but we got the JOb done. Com mg off the b1g w1n agamst Me1g s last mght we had to stay re.tll) fo cused to not let down ' Southern ga' e no s1gns of th trd m the 300 Metgs, on the other hand, was led by Its strong stable of s pnnters Brandan F1sher, the h1gh-pomt tracl< event wmner, won the I 00 (II 6) and 200-meter (24 8) dashes The Marauders actually f1m shed 1-2-3 111 the 100 meters w1th Jared Casey and Corneltus Engltsl:t al so runmng well The spnnt crew was also part of wmnmg 4xl00 and 4x 200 meter relay teams Casey also won the long JUmp (18-3 5) Al so for Metgs. Andy Kmnan won the 300-meter hurdles and placed th1rd 111 the h1gh JUmp Crockett Crow Brandon Hamng. Brad Soulsby , Casey R1chardson , Kylen K111g , Andrew 0' Bryant, Corey Wilson and Carlos Arantes also placed for the Maroon a nd Gold South Gallta had a tno of seco nd place hmshes Steven Call 111 the 800meter run, Josh Sk1dmore 111 the shot put , a s well as the 4x40U-meter relay team Bnan Lew1s scored pomts m four d1fferent events hts best flmsh co mmg m th e 200-meter dash (fourth) Robert Coury had a pa1r of f1fth places and Ca'se y Sommer was SIXth m two spnnts. Paul Barker placed fourth m the d1 sc us and f1fth 10 the shot put Southern's Kyle Goode was seco nd m the. 3200meter run and Wes Counts threw to a stxth-place ftmsh 111 the shot put the score got Southern plated three runs 10 the fourth w1th Riffle dnvm g 1n two run s, then Southern added four runs 10 the hfth and seven m the SIXth IO rocket IO the l a-5 wm Bes tdes hot battmg from Marnhout and R1ffle, Southern's Ryan Chapman had two s10gles, Patnc k John son t wo smgles and a double, Josh Pape two smgles, N1ck Buck two sm- gles, Brad Crouch a smgle , and Anthony Shamblin a double South Galha was led by Bernie Fulks With two walks and a smgle, Brody Green a s10gle, Ray a smgle, and Josh Wn ght three smgles. Tornado Patnck Johnson went the d1stance to ~tck up the wm wtth 12 stnkeouts and ft ve walks, whtle giVIng up SIX hitS Josh Wnght suffered the loss on the ca~f~::v... {74~~ To44~:!~~2 BP------------------~--- Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ANNot.n-iCEMENrS r I : tho right to odlt, Legal Not1ce In the of Common Pleas Me1gs County Ohio Notice by Publication Shawn Earls whose last known addresses are 635 s Oakely Avenue, Columby s Oh1o and 1604 Highway 70 East Lot 4, New Bern , North Carolina 28560 and 11 Court deceased , devisees, all he1rs legatees executors, executrix- es, administrators admlnlstratrlxes and • assignees and the unknown guardians of m1nors andfor Incompetent he1rs of Shawn Earls and ume 129 at page 537 of the Me1gs County Offtc1al Records , Me1gs County Recorder s Off1ce And that Defendants Shawn Earls, and If deceased , all heirs , dev1sees, legatees , executors, executrixes, adm tns1trators , adm1mstratnxes and asstgnees and guardl8ns of mmor andfor Incompetent heirs of Shawn Earls and Jane Doe unknown s pou se of Shawn Earls, and 1f deceased, all hetrs dev1sees legatees, execu t ors, executriX· es and ass1gnees Jane Doe, unknown and spousa Earls , minor an d mcompet ent he1rs of Jane Doe , unknown spouse of Shawn Earls be required to set up any Interest of Shawn and 1f deceased, all he1rs devisees , legatees executors, executnx es, admln,1str ators admlnlstratrlxes and ass1gnees a nd the unknown guardians of m1nor and/ or Incompetent he~rs of the unknown spouse of Shawn Earls all of whose t~ddresses and residences -are unknown Will hereby take notice that on December 13 2005 Herbert Wellman filed its Complamt m Foreclosure In the Common Plea s Court of Meigs county, Ohio b~ lng Herbert Wellman Plaintiff vs , Shawn Earls et al Defendants, Case No 05CV095 praymg for judgment 1n lhe amount of $11 664 94 with 1hterest thereon according to the terms of the note from July 30, 2005 until paid and for the foreclosure of said Mortgage Dee<l, on the followmg dascrlpted real estate, of whicH said Defendant, _ Shawn Earls Is the owner of Commonly knows as parcel number 1300623 002, "llalem Township, Me1gs County, State ol Ohio and further descrJbed In a mortgage flied July 30, 2001 In vol- guardians of that they may have 1n sa1d prem1ses or be forever barred , that upon failure of sa1d D'fendants to pay or to cause to be paid sa1d judgment w1thm lhree days from 1ts renditi on that sa1d real estate be loreclosed snd that an Order of Sale be 1ssued to the Sheriff. of Me1gs County, Ohio, to appraise, adverttse tn the Dally Sentinel and se ll sal~ real estate pursuant to foreclosure, that the prem1ses be sold free and clear of all c1a1ms Ieins and mterest of any of the part1es herein, that the proceeds from the sate of ss1d prom•••• be appj1ed to the Plaml11f 's judgment and for such oth er rehef to whleh Herbert Wellman 1s entitled Said Defendants are directed , to the Complaint wherein not1ce under the fa1r debt collection practice ac11s given You are , hereby required to answer the Complaint within 28 days after the lo~l publication of this Not1ce which w11i be published once each week for six consecu- tive weeks The last publication wtl be made on May 3, 2008, and the 28 days for answer by you or any of you will commence on that dale. You must Ilia an answer to the Complaint with Marlene Harrison, Clerk of the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, 100 West Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio In the case of your failure to answer or otherwise respond as requ~red by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure, judgment by default wilt be rendered agatnst you for the rehef demanded 1n the Complatnt Submitted by. Carson Crow(0009392) 110 West Second Street, PO Box 668 Pomeroy, Ohio Telephone 740 992.5132 Telefax 740 992 7303 Attorney for the Plaintiff (3) 29, (4) 5, 12, 19, 26 (5) 3 Public Not1ce Sheriff Sales Case Number 05CVt33 US Bank National Assoc Plaintiff VS Charles Dill et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas , Me1gs County, Ohio. In pursuance of an order of sale to me dtrected from said court in the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, Msy 12,2006 et 10 am of sstd day, the follow· lng described real estate. Praecipe lor order of sale To the Clerk of Courts: Please lasue an Order of Sale to the Sheriff of Meigs County, returnsbta according to law, directing the Shariff to appraise, adverlise, and sell the following property: Street Address32621 State Route 33, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Parcel Number. 1401045 000 (1 .5 scres) and 14-01046 000 (8.00 acres) Legal Descrl~tlon Parcel Number One Situate ln the County of Meigs, In the State of Ohio and In the Twonshlp of Salisbury, and In Section No. 8, TOWI•S 2 Range 13, Ohio Company's Purchse, and boundad and described as follows. • Beginning In the middte of the Pomeroy and Athens Road, Four (4) rods and twenty-lour (24) links North ten(10) degrees East of E a Davis's Southeast corner; thence North sixtyseven and on&-half (67 1/2)degraes Weal eighteen (18} rods and nineteen (19} links to Montague's East line, thence North on said line twelve (12) rods and twelve (12) links; thence soulh sixtyseven (67} and onehalf (112) degraes East twenty-cne (21} rods and fifteen (1 5} links to the middle of Pomeroy and Athens Road, thence along said road to the place oJ beglnolng, eontalning one and on&hell (1 112) acres. more or less ,Parcel Number l'No The 1ollowlng real estate situated In the Township of Salisbury, County of Meigs snd State of OhioBeing ,. pert of the Charter Oak land known aa the Lasley lot and now to be dealgnated as Charter Oak Tract 13, situated In the North half of Section 18 Town 12 and Range f13, and being more A" 43215-5869 614-222-4921 (4} 5, 12, t9 commonly known as: 39215 Success Road, Reedsville , Ohio 45772 Par-0900302 000 Current owner· David Public Notice McVoy et al Property Sheriff Sates at- 39215 Success Case Number Road, Reedsville, 05CV131 OhiO PPS 09.00302 00 Welts Fargo Financial Prior Deed References: Volume of Ohio Plaintiff 302, page 735 VS Appraised at David McVay et at $45,000.00 Terms of Defendants Sale cannot be sold Court of Common for less than 213rds of Pleas, Meigs County, the appraised value Ohio 10% Down on day of In pursuance of an sale, cash or certified order of sale to me check , balance due d~rected from said 'II' conflrmatin llf court In the above sale Tho appraisal entitled ac11on, I will did not Include an expose to sale at Interior examination public auctton on the of the house Front steps of the Robert E Beegle. Me1gs County Court Metgs County Sheriff Attorney lor the House on Friday, May 12, 2008 at 10 a.m ol Plaintiff sa1d day, the followCarlisle, McNellle, mg described Real • Rlnl, Kramer, & Urllch Estate: Situated In 24755 Chagrin Blvd the Township ol Su1te 200 Clevetend, Olive, County of Ohio 44122 Meigs, and State of 216-361H200 Ohio bounded and (4} 5, 12, 19 described ea followsBeing In Faction No Public Notice 25, Section No 27, Town No 4, Range Sheriff S.les Clle Number No 11 , and beginning st the Northwest cor05CV075 City ner of the South heH National Bank of WV Plaintiff of said Fraction No 25, thence South VS Homer Milia Jr. et al Delendanta Sixty-seven rods to the center of the Court of Common road, Thence North Pleaa, Meigs County, 31 112 deg. East 8 Ohio rods to a stake In the In purauanc~ of an center of the road , order ol sale to me Thence along the directed from said road North 52 deg court In the above East 47 rods to a entiHad action, I will stake In the center of expose to sale at public auction on the the road leading from front ateps of the Long Bottom to Tupper's Plalna , Meigs County Court Thence North 64 112 House on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 10 am of deg West 25 112 rods to a stone on the said day, the followSouth side of the Ing described Real Estate Commencing road, Thence North 6 deg West 20 rods and at a alake due North Twenty links to the 14-112 rods from the North Esst corner ol Una olthe South hall a lot lour rods square ol sold Fraction No by , William 25, Thence West 16 sold rods to the place of Crooks, to James beginning , containing Ashworth, the same Seven acres and One being a part of 100 Hundred rpds, more acre lot No 296, Town or les s Prelnlses 2 and Range12 in the Ohio Company's Purchase, thence running West 22 rods to a stake, thence North 121 leal to the true place ol beginning; thence North 12t leet, thence East 22 rods, thence South 121 leet; thence West 22 rods to the P.lace ol beginning, estimated to contain one(!} acre. Relerence Deed. Volume 129, Page 551, Meigs County Dead Records Auditors Parcel Number 2000725 001 The real estate above descry.ed Is subject to all leases , easements and rights ol way ol record Address ol property 1237 Bridgeman Street, Syracuse , Ohio 45779. Current Owner Homer Mills Jr et al Property at 1237 Bridgeman Sl Syracuse, Ohio PPN 20 00725 001 Prior Deed References Volume 129, Page 551 Appraised at $22 ,000 00 Terms of Sale· cannot be sold for tess thsn 213rds of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale , cash or certified check, bslance due on conllrmatlon of tale. The appraisal did Include an lntertor examination of the house. Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff. Attorney for the Plaintiff Wolfe & Bentley, 425 Center St. Ironton, Oh 45638 740-532-7000 (4} 5, 12, t9 c. bred Golden (304)773 5301 r Public Notice OHIO DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY FOR HEARING According to records on file with lhe Ohio Department Insurance , each of of the Individuals listed below currently holds an Insurance agents license • • 790 Farma for Renl • • 430 Farms for Sole_ For Lease For Sale • •• •• ~· ..... For Sale or Trade. .. Fruita 6 Vegetables Furnished Roome General Hauling Giveaway Happy Ada. • • Hoy 6 Grain Help Wanted Home Improvements Homes lor Sale. .. Household Goods I 330 .490 .. •.~...._., .... ~85 .............5i0 - 580 450 ............. 850 • 040 050 640 110 • 810 ·- 310 510 Houses for Rent . 410 In Memotlam Insurance Lawn & Garden Equipment Llveatock Loot and Found Lots 11o Acreage Mlacell&naous ........... 020 ......... ••• 1 30 660 630 --- ......... 060 350 ..........-t...... Mlacellaneoua Merchandise Mobile Honie Repair Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile Homea for Sale .............. • • Money to Loan Motorcycles & 4 Wheelera Mualcallnatrumente 170 540 860 420 320 22!1 740 ••••••••••••• 570 Peraonala 005 Pets for Sale .. • 580 Plumbing & Heating 820 Profeaolonal Services 230 Radio, TV 6 CB Repair . -· ........... 160 Real Eatate Wanted 3$0 Schools Instruction • 150 Seed , Plant It Fertilizer 650' Situations Wanled 120 Space for Rant ...............................460> Sporting Goods 5~0 SUV a for Sale 720 • Trucks for Sale 7s1 5 70 Upholstery • l A NAP IN 1-1£12€ ~ fo~<-£; SHG t:- t-oSfii7 "1+1~ t:>FWII~R - 0 y [c 0 t& www com lea com Van s For Sale 730 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies - ·-· Wanted To Do wanted to Rent . , . .. ...... 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All Areas! To Buy or expenence Part T1me M F Backyard Sale 222 1 Sell Shirley Spears 304 Middleport Negotiable fl at Jefferson large womens 675-1429. weekly lee Call 740 423 clothes bedding rugs toys to schedule an mter 6235 household 1tems Wed Fn p-asnrer Txpenanc~ v1ew Refe rences Required ~equ1red Apply jr WANIDJ f~rson Thomas Do-l Ma.rkellng/Sales Rep FT r-ente r Gai!IDOIIS OH ema1i hrf hourly com roBuv Absolute To p Dollar U s Darst Home needs help 3 Silver an d Gold Cams 11 shl" 4 days a week Proofsets Gold A1ngs Pre (740)992 5023 US Curren cy 1935 Solltaue IJiamonds M T S Co n Shop 151 Second Avenue Gallipolis 740 446 2842 DECKHANDS! Ingram I buy Junk Cars (304)773 Barge Co will be acceptmg apphcat1ons at the Dept for 5004 Employment Services 225 I Will buy JlJ.D.k Qam Call S1xth Street Point Pleasant I \ 11'1 fl\ \ I I ' I " lint f ' " Gallla Computer Tech .2yrs axp email hrO hPyrlv cpm Full Ttm e Ap art ment Manager lor Ple asan t Valley Ap ar tm enls in POmt Pleasanl WV Government Sub s1des Fam ily Project Wages negotiabl e and Benet1ts Med cal In~ and 40 1K EKpenen ce pre~ Fax Resume to !erred Attn John Hunter (614)224 4736 EOE OFFI • CompetitiVe Wag es $7-$8/hr FT •Weekly ~ay w/Bonus •Pa1d Vacat1ons EVERY 6 montht •Paid hol1daysl Meadows Echo1ng Residential Center Is now acceplmg applications tor a Full lime LPN Apply In per son a1 319 West Un1on Athe ns Ohlo Street References required AppliCants must pass pre employment screanmg mcludlng but not limited lo drug screen and cnmmal background checks (800)462-9365 t WV on Medl Home Health Agency Inc seekm9 PAN Speech Therap1st and Occupational Therap1stlor Gallipolis Ohi o and surrounding area Lteensed 1rt Oh10 or West V1rgmla preferred We after a compeht1ve sala ry E 0 E Please send resume lo 352 Second Ave nue1 Gallipolis OH 45631 Att n Judie Reese ' or email Jree se @msa-corp com 41612006 through Medtcal TransCiptlontst Work 4nl2006 from 8 OOsm ttl Work from home 3 OOpm MUST HAVE 2 years heavy labor work expenence (I e fa rm ng log QIOQ const ruction etc ) Generous dally wage and excellent benefi t package Web S11e www Ingram barge com or {888)441 1639 EOE M!FN - - - - - -- - Direct Sales Fantast c Opportun ity 50K no Problem Must be Mo11V8ted and Self Sta rte r Call Ken (740)992·7440 Attent1on 1 Local company offer ng NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams lor ~au to buy your home Instead ol rent1ng I 00% l1nancmg Less than pe1lm:t credit accepted Payment cou d be the same as lent Mort gags (740}367 0000 LOcators Charm 1n g bnck ranch R o Quant fnentt y Grande neighborhood 3 blocks from URG Cuslom bUill 1n 2002 lntenor open and atry Trad 11on al natural oak woodwork througho ut 3 be drooms 2 fu ll baths Large k tchen w1th dm ng panlry d1sposal microwave App liances mcluded Great room des gn w1th vau lted ce ling and gas l1re place w1lh o<tk 1nantle Master su1te w1lh h1sl her bath 1ncl wh1rlpool tub shower 2 wal k 1n closets skyhghl 2 car garage land scapmg Low cosl heat ng/coollng Lyntron1cs Secunty System 1700 sq fl $179 900 (740)379 26 15 •Convement Schedules Every Friday & Saturday ll50 ALLIANCE Assemble crafts Three family carport/yard wood 1tams sale Saturday Apnl 8th To $460/wk Ram or Shine sam-Bpm Materl&ls prov1ded 949 8224 Very nlca Free mformatiOn pkg 24Hr clothes girls 12 Mo 41 boys am 428 4649 4 8 women s Small XLG Many unusual old and Odd An Excellent way to earn Items Mens 32W Pac n money The New Avon play baby bed meny 1oys Call Manlyn 304 882 26"5 Bill Elhoti/Nascar 1tems A& J 33441 Bashan Long Allenllo n Dnvers Bottom Exit CR28 oft 33 Or Trucktng 1s lookmg for w/1 yr OTf\ 6 m1 1es from Racine follow Onvers Expenence tor Reg1ona l signs Hauls Average pay 40 s to m1d 50s Home every Weekend call Kent (740)386 9303 r--~~~--"w experience m phy sician oNOTICh office Able to wo rk front and HIO VALLE Y' PUBLI SH back Computer sk1ils a lNG CO recommends tha must lyptng ab1hty and an ou do bus1ness w1th peo guage sk1lls are also essen le you kn ow and NOT 1 t1al Knowledge of lCD and end money through th CPT cod1ng a plus Rel1able 1a1l until you have 1nvest1 tran&:portat1on needed No ated the olfenn holidays weekends or reqwed Send resume to r, BoK 569 c/o Gall1pol s Zt!D MONEY Tnbune PO Box 469 . ruLoAN GaM1poils OH 45631 N01lrll Collectlngl tOO WORKERS NEEDED r w 1h NO Cred I Card Calls! NO Products Sales! WYTHEVILLE VA Rel ay tor L1te April 7th and 8th Bam Spm Keith Fitch 1-800-334-1203 Res1denca Route 124 Portl and Ohio 740 843 L-!!: -i!2'!il'"i!:i'a i!l"i!i'"i!!'!i! ""!!"~''S2"":!l..J 5360 ASSISTANT We help make a dlt@rence by calling on behalf of the nat1on s leading Non Prof! and Political orgamzat1ons PIJM::Y/MJoou 1 etc WANTED Part Tune MED ICAL Ht iSlNI ss OI~~)K11 !Nin Ho" n s IH itS \1 1 Wa are NOT your Typical Telemarketing! J SAUl- Garage Sale Saturday Apnl 8th 1n Rutland across from park From 8- ? Chlldrens cloth es girls toddler & s1ze 8 12 boys clothes adult clothe s toys housewares 10 10 I •• 500pm liN \~(HI. Htu W~N"II;:D r:;:::;;:::==~ · cleaned out house att c & garage VIntage things Antique and more 714 Second Ave Fri Apnl 7th Sat 8th 9 OOam 1 Camping Equipment _• 780 Carda of Thanks ••.•.• ~· • .. .............010 Child/Elderly Care............. .... . . 190 ElaclrlcaVRefrlgoratlon 640 Equipment lor Rent - 480 Excavallng . 830 Farm Equipment ____ ,_ ....610 position, arguments or contentions In shsll be Issued Slephen C Hombaek, Staff Council (4 ) 5, 12, 19 ~ou:o SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Campera & Motor Homea I ho ~~-~e: vJou~t>~'-r HMI:i lo CoMPt.AIN ;?o IV\V'H Ai3oll'f CAf MAl~ ON HE-R c-t..o"'f!-lf!<_. IF £7fl~'t> Jvs-r "!AI'£ 'TI:It> -(rMt'- '(o Cf-leC¥- IF 1M -'fA~Itl/6! AMansyardsale New hunt mg J1stu ng golf baseball equ1pmant m1n1b1ke lots of tools anhques 2004 JOOex clothes and housewares 2 mlles out At 218 r~~ CLASSIFIED INDEX 2100 POUCIES Ohio Valley Publlahlng r...~• thtl right to Milt, raj~ or cancel any ad at any time Errors muat be reported on the ftrat day of I Trlbt.lnt-Sentlntl Regl•t• will be re•pon•lble tor no more than the cott or tho apace occupied by the error and only the lnt Insertion We shall nol be any lo.a or upen" that r-.ulte from the pUbiiCIItkm or oml .. lon of an advertlaement Correction will be made m the flr1t available ed1t1on • Box are I conti~Hntlal •Currtnt rete cerd epplln •AIItetl"tate advortlsements are •ublsct to the Feder al Fair Housing Act ol 19fiB help wanted ad• EOE standard• We wlllr.ol knowingly accept any adwertlatng ln v1olatlon of thl! h!lw Retne..r ii 6 ;.,.....;.'!"'_~--..., 4x4'a For Sale .................. 725 Announcement • . • ............. .. • • • 030 Antiques , ................... ••• .. .... .........530 Apartments for Rani , 440 Auction and Flea Market _ --- 060 Auto Parts & Accessories 760 Auto Repair -- -- . .......... ........ 770 Autos for Sale ......... -· •• .. • • ......... 710 750 Boola • Molora for Sate __ • _ Building Supplies 550 340 Buolneaa end Buildings •• _ .... _ • Business Opportunity... .. ..............210 Business Training.... 140 Stella Court, Columbus, Ohio 43215-1067 BUSH , JULIE ANNjl DOB 1112211977 26828 Strongs Run Road Langavllte, OH 45741 OHLINGER, WENDY JAYLENE DOB 1213111974 36421 SR 143 POMEROY, OH 45769 At the hearing, the Individual may appear In person, by his or her attorney, or by such other repr&sentaltve as Ia permitted to pracllce ~><!fore the agency? or lh~ Individual may present his or har Insurance • All ads must be prepaid' GALLIFOUS Garage Sale Apri l 6 & 7 Street Road Lost Missmg from Georges Court Warch for Creek Ad Female Choc Mornmgstar Furn iture Lab ch1ldren s pet Please s1gns Longanbergar eKerclse call (740)441 1417 eqwpment lots more Raln or Shine I tho law He or she writing and, at the hearing, he or aha m sy present evidence and examine wllnesses appearing for and against him or her H an Individual does not timely request a hearing, no hearing wilt be held an order revoking his or her Publication Garage sale Saturday 9 4 Rain/shine Free to good home 4/8106 Shepherd m 1x About 1yr 3541 SA 141 New treadmill Dale Earnhardt items Call 740-709 62 18 We will not knowing accept any adver 1ement In vlolatlo may request a hearIng pursuant to Ohio Revlsled Code Chapter 119 The request mull be made on or before May 19, 2008 Each request should be addressed to. Sharon Green, Hearing Admlnlstratior, Ohio Department of Insurance, In Next Day'• Paper rL,--·Y·ARD-·S·ALE---.,J Present owners unable to Lg garage sale Apri l 7 8 3 keep cute loving medium family 2780 Netghborhood size dog wall behaved Ad Time 8 5 about 2yrs-old (304)675 Outsldallnslde yard sale 1695 900 3rd Ava Gallipolis To giveaway 1 yr old pure- Fnday 4 fl & Saturday 4/B 9 fl ;l sunday In-Column 1 : 00 p.m ~ Sunday Dl•play : 1 00 For Sunday a Paper Thursday for Sunday•,- Poop••r' 709 S218 Thlt newapape ccepta only het anted ads meetln OE a..ndarda license In the atata of Ohio and each has failed to meat the continuing education requlremnenta of Section 3905 481 of the Revised Code for the 2003-2004 compliance period Pursuant to Section 3905 482 and Chapter 11 o ol the Revlaad Code, each Individual listed below Is hereby notified that the Superintendant Intends to revoke hla or her Insurance licenses All Display 12 Noon 2 Busln••• Day• Prior To =.:c::::::.._______ All Real Ettat dvertltemenra ar p._.bllc .N"c.tlces 1.-.. r-.ore""'"spapea-s ... :R.igh-t tc> I<..-ac:.""""",. I > e l l - v e r e d :R.Igl~t te> ~ooo1Uia- I>e><Oa-. particularly described as follows Beginning at a point In the center of the Pomeroy-Athens Road, marking the southeast corner of the property of RR.Stobart, thence with the South line of the Stobart property South 65 degrees 26 West 81 1 feel to an Elm Tree , thence North 11 degrees, 32 West 470 85 feet , thenca South 88 degrees 37 , 278 2 feet to the East tine of Charter Oak Tract #2, thence Suth 0 degrees 08' East 893 9 feet to s point where this tract cornora with the property of Edward Griffith, thence South 68 degrees 27' East 306.9 feel to the can· tor of the PomeroyAthens road, thence with the center tine of said road NorthEssterly 619 7 feet to the place of beginnlng containing 8 21 acres, more or less Parcel Number 1401045 000 (1 5 acres) & 14o01046 000 (B-OO acres} Property Address. 32621 State Route 33, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Current Owner. Charles Dill et at Property at. 32621 St. Rt 33, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PPN 1401045 000, 1401046 000 Prior Deed Refe.:.a nces- Volume 299 , Psga 631 Appraised st St2,000.00 terms of sale cannot be sold for Ieos than 213rds of the appraised value tO% down on day of sale, cash or certified check, balance due confirmation of sole The appral~at did Include an Interior axamlnallon Qf the house. Robert E Beegle, Meigs County Sherin Attorney lor the Plslntllf Mantey, Dsao, Kochalskl , LLC 495 S High St Suite 300, Columbus, Ohio Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday-Friday for Insertion KIT & CARLYLE Estate Sale Now you can have borders and graph 1cs ~ added to your classified ads Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large Display Ads Free to gOOd home Dingo m1x Not good With children Garage Sale Apr 6 7 8 SIM Call (740)446 4177 scru bs Indian collechbles VHS mov1es Craft mal lc Free to good home bed 13260 Sl AI 7 114 mile Rottwetler mix male 1yr north of dam 988 .wc:»-r•c: Oeaa'lrlr~ YARD SALE Wants a loving Fre e to good home black p u p p 1 8 6 Dalmatian/Shephe rd mix Ple ase call (740}446 4 177 ppllol • 7 Free part Border Collie pup p1es to good home (740}256 1652 Box number ada a tweya confidential Current rate puppieS --------Free Australian/German Shepherd mix puppies 7 wks old Call (740)367 7947 reject or cancel any ad at any time )Error• Muat B eportad on the flra rr of publication he Trlbune-Sen11nel will b agister eaponalble tor ore than tl'le coat o he apace occupl the error and ont he first Insertion W hall not be liable fo ny loaa or. expen1 hat results from th ubllcatlon or omit 1on of an advert! nt Correctlont wll S Gal11a 102 020 5 6 7 Pal nck Johnson and Butch Marnhout Josh Wngh t Bern1e Fulks {5) Brody Green (6) and Jon Wells W - Johnson L -Wrlghl mtx r home Call about 6pm (304)895 3980 Ohio Valley Publishing ruervet filnnlnga Southern 202 347 - 18 17 1 gla weeks old *POLICIES* SOUTHERN 16, SOUTH GALLIA 5 1 GIVEAWAY ~egister 5 Description • lndude A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addre•• When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days mound for South Galha w1th re li ef from Fulks 111 the ftft h and Green m the SIXth They combmed for SIX stn keou ts, f1ve walks, and gave up seventeen htts Southern hosts Eastern Wednesday m Racme Countr Olt {7~~~ To992;~~ ~6 {304) 675-1333 A.J:l • Stan Your Adl With A Keyword • Include Comptete air Housing Act ~oo-.:~~r Sentinel Word Ads ub)ect to 1M F-ra . . .:. .... c:: ~ribune Place To l M ~la- In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW. ONLINE ( ' Southern went up 4- 1 on a Marnhout double, an RBI smgle by Wes Rtffle An error allowed R1ffl e to advance to th1rd then he came home on a Patnck Johnson smgle The Rebels were not to be outdone Fulks reached on an error and scored on a Brody Green single, then Wnght has hts second RBI smgle af the mght for a 4-3 tally Johnson struck out the last two batters to end the inn111g That was as close as www.mydallysentlnel.cQm tlrribune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED wo n the d1 sc us (87- 1 5) and s 1x th 1n the shot put , Ashl ey Samar won the long JUillP ( 11- 1) wh1le Megan Cle ll a nd took th1rd 111 that sam e eve nt Sarah Engle wa s fo urth 111 the di scus and Cass 1e Patterson thtrd and Jam1 e Ba1ley Sixth ,Ill the h1 g h JUmp Devan Soulsby won the 400- met er dash ( I 05 3) for the L ady Mar;IUders and was thtrd 111 the one mile run Samar took second a nd Adnan Bolin f1ftll 111 the I DO- meter hurdles then thtrd and fourth re spe c uv e ly 111 the 300 Cl ell anCI th 1rd 111 the 200 da sh while K1m1 Sw1sher had a third and fourth pla ce ftn1 s h 3200 and 1600 rue ter run s respectt vely R1ver Valley ' s Kay la Smith won the 300-meter hurdle s ! 55 7) and fourth 111 th e thlfd 1n the !DO meter hurdl es She was a lso f tfth 111 the 200- meter da sh Tara Workman had thtrd-place s howmgs 1n the I 00 and 400-meters Al so for th e Lady Ratders As hl ey F1tch scored po1nt s 111 three events - he r best f111ish was thlfd 111 the sho t put ll1an a Co rf1a s, Ca n ssa Gilmore, Elame Householder, Ehzabeth Hamilton and Je ss t ! so n Brad Sherman/photo also placed Me 1gs' Andy K111nan clears the final hurdle dur111g Tuesday s The Rl\el Valley 4x200300 meter hurdles race at the Early B1rd Invitational 111 meter relay team won 1ts Cheshire. Kmnan won the 300m hurdles race. event. wh1le th e Lady ra 1ders took fourth 10 the Wolfe was the h1gh-pomt the 4x800 4x I 00 , th1rd 1n the 4x400 track event scorer 111 th e Metgs' Lesley Preece, on and f1fth 111 the 4x80(:) gtrls diviSIOn Wolfe won the strength of wmmng the Natasha Adkms scored the I 00-meter dash (14 I ) shot put (31-1) and second all seven of South Galha's and was second 111 both the place show10g 111 the d1 s 200 and 400 meters cus, was awarded the hlgh - pomts She was fourth 111 the I DO -meters, ftfth in the The Lady Marauder s won pomt held event trophy 400 and SIXt h Ill the 200the 4x I 00 and 4x400-meter Also m field events for relays and were second 111 Metgs, Mehs&,a Grue ser meter dash from Page,Bl • Boys lle..,llo T - Standings - 1 R<ver Volley 129 2 MOIQS 95 3 Wa1orfonl 78 5 4 SOUih Wednesday, April 5, 2006 Wednesday, Aprils, 2006 PT/FT Work Delivered Groat Pay Training ava 1t abl e TNI 5 Jobllne 1 42 5 334 5978 ~:_:::;::______ Now hlnng kitchen prep & dishwasher Apply 1n person only J1ma nett1S P1zza Bu ckeye H1lis Ad A10 Grande :::.:::=::________ Ohio Val ey Home Hea!lh Inc h1rmg Full T1me AN Case Manager COmpetitive Wages and Benefits lnclud mg Health InSurance App ly Dominos P1zza In Gethpolls at 1480 Jackson Pike Ohlo nowhmng1 0 safe dnv Gall1pol1s or 2415 Jackson ers apply In pe rson 1200 Avenue WV or phone toll Jackson Pike tree I 866 441 1393 o4D-992 6472 EOE - ----------POSTAL JOBS $15 67 $21 98/hr now h1r mg For appiiCallon and free governement JOb nfo call Amencan Assoc of l abor 1 913 599-8042 24/hrs emp serv ----------,-- 11110 WAI>TEO ToDo Complete yard w ar~ and small home repa1 r 20 years e)(p Call (740)446 3682 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We W1n 1 6B8 562 3345 tO HOMES FORS\LE 1001 Ken ny Ct (Be hind Jr High School) 3 Bedrooms full dry Basemen! all Hardwood Floors E)(cellent Condition 581 500 call (304)675 3123 (304)675 0032 38R 2ba LA FA wlwood burner gas furnace new CA anached 2 car garage w/poss1ble ups tairS apart men! plus another attacl'led 1 car garage/wol'k shop large oulbulldmg above grouncl pool 3 acres m/1 Askmg $ 11 0 000 Nea1 A1o Grande (740)245 0372 All real estate adver11smg 1n th1s newspaper s subjec:t to the Federal Fa1r Housing Act of 1968 which makes II illegal to advertise any preference ltmllat 1on or dlsc:rimlnstlon b&Sed on race color rellg1on sex familial statua or national ongln or any lntent10n to make any suc:h preference lim1tat1on or diwc rlmlnat10n This newspaper will not knowmg ly accept adverti !IP.m enl5lor teal estate wh1ch s m v1ola\lon of the !a w Ow reade,s Are hl!reby mlormed 1hal oil dwel lings advertised m thi s newspaper are available on an e'qual 3BR 2Bath LA Wllh lire opportunity bases p ace OR fully equ1ped kitchen 2 car att ached garage pol e barn 6-t acres Askmg $79 999 740 742 Ga!11pol s F!:! ry 21J 1 bath 7200 or 740 742 4 160 arge level lot lsnced yard - - - - - - - - garage and more A 'rluo t see at $45 500 c , Pa1 Trt County Ro.:t lly ~304 31:07 10 1304)7 3" lOO Computer Troubl eshoot And Aepa1r Ca I 740 99:2 2395 4 year old Coton1a1 on ::J Garden Till ng "No Job to acres appro)( 1 900 sq It :1 B1g or Small" Pr ce w11i vary bdr 2 balhs 2 car g~rage Call {740)446 3682 son mAster bdr IS 28 )(24 w th a jBCUZZI tu b $125 000 Newly re rtodeled 3 or 4 -SuRer - ----,----.,-----.,--,--Georges Portable Sawm1ll 8 Motel IS now (740)446 70?9 bedrooms cen11at a1 r lull accep11ng apphcallons ofr don't haul your Logs to the Housekeepers Must be w111 Mill lUSt call 304 675 1957 4hdrm 2 5 ba th hardwood basement hardwood lloors detached garage la1ae cov 1ng to work weekend s hall Handyman Small Hauling floors new root approx e ed pa tiO fenced back days and evenings Apply m .:J obs Lawn Work can T1 n1 3 ooosq tt A vcrv1ew R! 7 ya rd close to schoo s Po 1' person no phone calls soutll 5125 000 No land Kern 740 992 274 1 Plea sant ~( 8 '1fJI.. please r 11 acts 1740\.,.0rl 0209 17"0 ~QC'I 1 tl 1 - - - - - , - - - -House~eepmg babys 1111 1b: ..J.ll P " lr"'S t tJ on y N o (I \ ' T1red of Not HtMng Enough eld erly care HE we eft 11 t rt n s t 4 .J! u I or 1.;; ngs 1 i:l t on t0w J 11f' f'' t 1 Money to Make Ends Meet ences (304}895 3723 C:1Hro1' tc or Go~ng to Work For ~,,!11!'111-CH~-Iu"'NE"=•11->f-.-"-L-.\'.., tiOU J Jl SJ?tl () )(( F2S4 Someone Els e? Chnst1an r· :.n E: asy qualifying 1r. s you 6 BR 2 bath LA large FA chance to owh and not re nt owned Company of nearly 2 eat n kitchen 2 ca1 garage Mon thly payment low as decades offe ring a home Business Oppo rfumty Ch1ld Care provider w th 3 above grouncl pool Green $400 Won t last tong Cal {304)576 2056 or (304)593 open 1ngs m Pomeroy SchOo d1s!r ct $125 000 now (740)446 2422 0466 If no an swer please Ru tland ar ea Ask lof Can alter 5 30pm \7 40)446 e uce 2422 leave message Melissa 740 99 2 0070 • rab Creek Road 1 1cturesque Old Cape Co 909 Mossman Crete !&t Darst Home ha s roo rus orne Oak construct1on 3 VAN DRIVER avs1lable lor those n need of Pleasan t WV 3BR t balh edroom 1 bath Q1g coun Gallla County Council on !uti basemen t $88 000 ass sted hvmg (740)992 ry kitchen lots of cabmets A~ m g/Semo r Reso.urce (304)575 6804 5023 Ius d nmg rorim '>pac au Center ts currently accep t1ng Crab Croek area 22 acres IVIng I(X)Ill /!. MudV Oil 3 appl iCations tor van dnver wt h1bl ? bath r; IOO!Iqtl cres Beaut I must have valid dnvers <l"'n rPOI;\CP. bl'lrn l+cense and be an Insurable l ._ /mature "' son\..e pastu1e craek front ew po nd & ~ uck mce risk Must be able to pass and more $ 167 000 Tr1 orkshop plus 4 ou lbu ld medical exa min ation 10 20 County Rea ty Ca I Paul ngs & carport $62 500 hours/wee k part t1me pos1 Hamann (304)736 07 t0 or 1rm (304)675~4 680 lion Semor/Ret1rees (304}733 9000 Sorr No Land Contracts encouraged to apply EOE Rlo Grande McDonalds h1r 1ng all sh1fts Apply ln per ·---C·ARE·--· �.. ' www.mydailysentinel.com .Wednesday, Apri~ 5, 2006 Rental prop. 229 BuMart 2 bf. 1 bath. al new win· lane, 3BR, lba. separale 1 dow'S, insulation, vinyl sid· TOWNHOUSEIAPTS 2 3 & BEDROOM BOTH Ft:ATS & be seen at 1636 Chatham Ave ., Gallipolis, OH . Call (740)446-4234 Of (740)2087861. ·ALL ELECTRIC "CENTRAL foC & HEAT S.ndhlll 3br, 2ba, skylight, 3 Bedroom House in painted mteriors, LA,FR,OR, Racine. good neighborhood, garden tub, apptainces, central air, small yard, Hud "STO!IE, REF. •DISHWASHER "GARBAGE DISPOSAL "WINO BLINDS washer, dryer. 1+ acre, walk Approvod. $45() perM., and in cioset, landscaping & out- $45() Deposit plus Utilities. buikli"lis. Mu61 Sell $78,000 74o-843·52&4. "WATER, SEWAGE & TRASH INCLUDED PEtS CONDITIONAL tic , •tenam • psying $350/month . 525 .000-lirm. (740)44 1·98 16, (419)3089740. ~ you • 100% tinanc;ng • Less !han perlecl cred;l Twin Rivers To-Is accept· accepted ing applk:atiOns for waiting • Payment for Huct-subSized. , • br, same as rent could ' be the list aparlmenl, coil 675-6679 photos/into onlme Locators. EHO . (740)367-0000h - . Large cedar ome 1n countr~ near Holzer Medical Center, 4 bdrm, '2 1/2 bath, gas included. AeIerence sl deposit. (330)920·9171 SA 7S· 4BR . 1 bath Mmegarage , basement, river · access. Propane heat, window AJC. $650/month rent$650 sec. dep., you pay uti!·n ities. A.vailable 1st wee,... 1 April. Call (740)446·3644 for ~ i MOBILE H~ Stop rentinQBuy 7 bedroom foreclosure $18,{X)O. For list· ings B00-391-5228 ext. I i ~ fe US "•.go_todJ~y. Greatly missed by family & friends . You are always in . SllfSTIIIGE SPRING SPECIAL Large 10" Ferns 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH Syracuse, OH 740-992-5776 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or992-6635 Open Mon-SatiO-5 Closed Sunda " Middleport's only Self-Stora1e" HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE I Reedsvile, !1S??2Ohio ~;;::;;~~:;;;~ !~==a=w=a=y~s=, =~~ & I I FlO ' JilJRAurosSALE ·I. 1'993 CadinaC Deville 64,000 miles, good shape, $4,000. (740~5-0626. 4 2mo ROGER HVSELL GHRfiGE · Auto & Truck 1994 Ford EscorllX 5 spd. about 140,obo miles. Needs Repair engine. $800 obo. (740)339_2_35_6_ _ _ _ _ __ · 1995 Chevy Lumina LS for sale SSOO .. Runs but needs 3 miles west of Pomeroy, OH on State Rt. 124 wock. Call {740)446-18m . Blazer LT 4l1:4, 2001 ·gt,OOOmi, loaded, New GOOdyears, Onstar, Leather, 1709. 0 I r home. Central AJC Au Oyahoo.com or (703)5281995 12x50 Fleetwood . Electric. No Pets. Big Yard. 0617. WtD. all electric. window .7/10 mile off At. 7. Galia Co. n ;.....ITI:'n AJC. front & back porches 740_36 7. 7745. (740)256-6846. • . , 1996 14x72 mobile home. 2 2 bedroom, bathrooms, vlnytsid!ng, shingled roo!. As~lng $ 18 000 (740)441 1547 · · ' 1996 and Up, 14 and 16 Wide Mobile Homes tor SaIe in excellent Condition. Day: 740·388·0000 or 740- 388• 8513. Eyenlngs: 740 •3888017. 2000 Oakwood 2BR, all electric, $360 month plus sec urity deposit. no pets. 4 miles north of Holzer, st. At. 160. (740)379-~923 or (740 J446- .:686::.:.:5.:. . -:--~--:-;---:-;--:;-:-:' Attention construction workers. Fully lu.rnlshed ·2 bedroom, 2 baths, very nice. Located in quiet residential ~------- ~~~~---,--- Mobile home sites for up to 16x~O in Country Homes. ResponsiblE;! N.C. hunter wants to Jaase 100-200 (740)385-4019. acres for 2006 Qaer S:Bason. Nice 2 Bd. Am. 14X72 in ph# 336-581-3932 anytime Syracuse, N8W' Carpet pay utilities, $400.00 plus Depos;l, (740)992-7680 H~~ h riO I - ';:"~ ·--llliiuuu-iiiiiiii..,,__,.. Very small 2 · bedroom in Bidwell. Water, trash , sewer 71 Redman. 12•65, 3 bed- paid, $335/mo., $335/dep. room, ,1 bath, $2,500. No pets. (740)388-9325. 7 (740)388·05 0. APARIMENI'S r Appliance I -.84-S_ky_l~in_e_fr-on·-,-k-itc-h-en~ L---FOiiii.RiiRENI'iiiii,;,-·pl Cash Price .$3, 995. Will Deli\ler Call (740)385-9948 ' 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, furnished and unt~r· nished , security deposit an acre for sale740· on . requi .red, nq pets, 740-99291101h 143 . 2ofmobile homes. 2218 992-5858. --~---~---:- (740)~6-9632. j Trailer for. rent S400 month, $400 deposit. Call (740)367- ..., 7762 or (740)367·7762. 2006 16' wide Vinyl/Shingle Only $181/Mo (740 )385 _7671 ~n 96 Buick LeSabre 97,000 mi .. needs ~dy work and radiator, new tires, battery, brakes and rotors, $1 ,500 nayments High Oelinition 080. ., '" Family with steady income Big-Screen TV 1-800-398· Coma see our gas savers wants to rent a 2-3 bedroom 3970 2001 & 2002 Cavaliers, house or mobile home In the BUILD""' 11998 & 1999 Geo Metro's, ·"~-""' Mason County area. Prefer "--.......... 1996 & 1999 Sunflres, 2001 .._ __ oi""iliii=tiiii _ _.. Hyundai, 2000 Neon. Oth ers within half an hour from Pt. - Pleasant. We have 2 well behaved, short haired, housebroken dogs that would never be ,left unat~ tended. (304)882-2813 or area in Pomeroy, OhiO. 740- email at jerjandinksO peo992 1517 740 992 mobile ' " or • -ooJt. dleoc com home 16x80 vinyVshingle, 4 bedroom . 2 baths, CIA. 245 0001 · M 1 be (740) · • us moved. --------:-:: 200 I doublewide on 1.6 acres on Prospect Church Rd . 3BR. i BA w~ireplace. $80,000 (740)709-1166. Warehouse in Henderson , WV. Pre- owned Applicanes starting at $75 &: up all under Warranty, . also have Household Misc. Items startir1g a1 .99e & up (304)675·7999 Block, brick. sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH Gall740-245-5121 . Pole Barn 30)(5Qx12 feet· painted me tal , slider, tree Widepolebarns.com · j ·F'OPErs R SALE ~7i:i4ii'0~&45~·7:-4•00.__-::"_., CAMPERS & I 98 FUR SAlE ·• cable included. $400/month 35x6 0. hunter green & ·light In Crown City. Call (740)256- oak 6 matching chairs $200 Nice 1987 14x70 3 bedroom home. Only $8,995. Will help with delivery. Call Elaine (7 40)385-0698. Used mobile homes for sale. 14' & 1'6' wide. 2 & 3 bed· rooms 6 to choose from 1996 model & up. {740)3888513 (daytime) , (740)3888017 (evenings), (740)2940460 (weekends) FARMS FOR SALE -Farm for Sale. 81 ~2. 1800 sq. ft. apt. · flat. over· looks city park. 3rd floor, 4 fps , 2 full bths, deck, historically remodeled, cntrl ale $750. G. Smith (740)6452890 for all. 4 pc. bedroom suit full or quean bed, sland, chest, double er, headboard, · (740)446·9315. ":lakes nightdress$250. Refrlgerator1 white, $125; 1br, W/0, Frig, Stove. par· Whirlpool washer, white, tially furnished $350 $95;· dryer, white, $95; month, deposit & references Fridge, like new, $175. 'rhe requir,ed. No Pets. Appliance Store, 76 Vine St. (304)593-3542 Gallipolis·(740)446-71 00 . :.:.::.::.::.:.:.:__-:----:$ 2 apartments for rent. Rooking chair 25.00; comRacine, Ohio {short drive puler desk $25; chest $25 ; 2 tram power plant) Deposit ~~kshalves, excellent conrequired, no pets. (740)992- d1110n $75 each.: console TV 5 t74 or (740)441'-0110. • $75 . Phone (740)441·0988. t 20.5 acres. Frozen Cap · ' Creek Aoad. Jackson Cbunty, \IN 3 Rental Traiters ..unlinlshed garage ap.rlmenl house ••tes barn, .., shed. timbe r. 3 miles from 2 Water Sheds Lakes, road frontage, natural gas. min· era I rights, great hunting $400 00 304 372-8067 Lors & Th Appl 'ance • 2br. Pt. Pleasant upstairs. ompsons I a KitChen Furnished. SJOO Repair-675- 7388. For sale, month + .utilities & deposit. re·conditloned automatic washers & dryers. refrigera(304)675- 7783 . d . tors , gas an e1ec 1r1c BEAUTIFUL APART- ranges, air conditioners, and MENTS AT BUDGET w;inQer washers. Will do PRICES AT JACKSON repairs on major brands in ESTATES, 52 Westwood shop or at your home Drive from $344 to $442. jiF~..;.,.;.;.:._;;.;._.nWalk to shop & movies. Call ~ ••-.eva.:...~ ·-------pi ....,-·_ .., ACREAGE . "---ittiiiiiiiiiiiio-pl . 740-446-2568 HousinQ Opportunity. Equal Buy 10 acres/ 1997 16x80 Redman, 241C24 garage. 3 BRI 2 full baths. Located on Teens Run ' Ad. (740)2566247, (740) 446 -9368 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT·r Asking $85.000. ED 6 AFFORDABLE! ~ 22 acres. wonderful view, Townhouse apartments: . _ ridgetop proPerty, dose to and/or small houses FOR main highway perfect for 4· RENT. Call (740)441 ·1111 wheeler tra ils, (740)707· for application & information. 2109 Efficiency apartment fo; 22 acres, wond erl ul view, rent , $250 per month plus · ridowetop property, close to utiliti es. i.n Middle port, main highway perfect for 4· :17_4_:0:_)9_ 9_2·_684_9_ _-,--,- "~ r'b ,EMENrs 1 . STANLEY TREE TRIMMING lr . GENERAL CONTRACTING • Piompt & quality work · • Affordable Rates 'References Available • Free Estimates Possible land contact on all except 96 acre piece. Phone (740)669·0143, No cal ls after ,9:00pm. . · · nn.r-., ~:.~.~ I Need to s·en your home? Tara Townhouse ~ Late on payments, divorce, Apartments: Very Spacious, job transfer or a death? I · 2 Bedrooms , CIA, 1 112 can buy your home. AU cas h Bath, Adult Pool & Baby and quick closing. 740-416- Pool , Patio, Start $425/Mo. 3130. No Pets, Lease Plus Ul '\I \I" 5ecunty Deposit Required, (740)367-7086. NEW AND USEO STEEL Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete , Angle , Channel , Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drains, Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open MOnday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 8am-4;30pm. Closed Nice 2br Apartment located Thursday, HOUSES Saturday & in Point Pleasant. Sunday. (740)44&-7300 · I'QRRENf Aefridge/Kitchen Range furnished. Forced Air Gas Over 40 Longaberger 2 or 3 bedroom house for Heat & AC. WID Hook up Baskets. Priced under book trent in Racine area, no pets, $300/month. $200/deposU. value. Call (740)446-2222 (740)992-~58 . lor Info. (304)67H628 ro F.lO Auros ·--iFORiiitiSiiAU:i . iis-' $5001 Police tinpoundsl Cars from· $500. For listings 800·391-5227 ext 390~ ' 03 Dodge Neon 4 cyl. 15 speed. a;r, $3,300 080. Call · (740)256· 1233. 1966 · Ford Th underbird Conv. 390 4 barrel. PS. PB, PW, POL, new top, white with red Interior. $9,500 OBO. (740)286·3281 . d (740) 517-6883 ~ MAGAZIN~S. ~il ~,.cA,' ~~ ,.._ H ~ Hardwood Cablnei'y And Furniture RECKON ALL THAT FAT KEEPS YA FROM WRINICLIN' !! WOLFE~ CONSTRUCTION~ Chuck Wolfe Owner THE BORN I.:OSER • New Homes • Additions • Remodeling ' !"t>lt>'t'DU :'lU:. 11-\1\\ C.OOL ""'l ' />'£T ~012. Si-\OW€.12. Lt-0\ Licensed Hoine Builder ~\(,!-',\ (740) 992-0496 r'"loi~\-\- I f.\~\) TO GO 10 5t..D""' E.l\fQ'(! 1 P'I-\OW (.0('/\IC. "'-LL TI-l(. C.OOL ""' ('/If..IIC.OR :'>f'.OW~ 1\LWI>..YS I1 1-\1\\JE. TO 1-\1\\'l'rn 1\T 1-11&1-\T? ~ Pas s Pass to North East 3• Pass Pass Pass l o~/r=-=7 Pass Q "A bndge player lrom Anlrim I Passed when his partner doubled. / Was that said partner troubled? J No, with a gun he shot him!" Mary Curran, Las Vegas. T~is week we ere seeing how tracking th~ opponents' high-card points can turn "guesses" into certainties. This deal is another e)Cample. Look only at the North and South hands. After East passes, you (South) open one spade, partner raises to three spades, and you go on to gam·e. We.s lleads lhe clu~ queen. Whal.would be your plan? North's response is a game-invitational limit raise, showing an eight-loser hand and (usually) 10-12 supporl points. West's openi ng lead marks East wrth lhe • ace and king of c),bs. (With !he club ~ng as well, Wesl would haV. led the king, nol the queen. And West wouldn 't have led lrom the ace-queen-jack of clubs against a suit contract.) The defenders cash a second club trick, the n shift to a spade. Mer draw1ng tru mps, you should lead hearts to find out who holds the ace. When it turns out to be East. he is known to have 11 points: lhe club ace-king and heart ace. And since East passed as cannot have the diamond dealer, queen. Play a diamond to yout ~ng and finesse th rough We st. Now loci< al lhe EaSI hand. Wou ld you pass as dealer? With ace, ace-king, a decent suit to name. and no rebid problem, I would open one club. Here it would work well because South would assume I had the diamond queen to lUStily my bid. It pays to mix it up. AstroGraph IMPGRTS Athens REA NUTS Remod•llng . NewGaragee Electrical & Plumbing Roofing & Gutters VInyl Siding & Palnllng Patio and Pore!:' Decka WV036725 . V.C . YOUNG Ill (j{l? · h:,O 1 11 l'nnH r u ~ 0 1\lr' _ 2'' ( !' tr<, Loc,11 t ~P' rrrnr r '(QU i:.EAD A BORIN6 LIFE, YOU KNOW TftAT? 'fOU tNEVER DO AN'fTftiN6 EXCITING 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones SLEAI-t !! THAT WA5 EXCITING .. ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR S54 PER MONTH SUNSHINE CLUB Hill 's Self Storage '~ ~ ·[; Ji ~ Cornerstone Construction ! HEAl<' SOME 94--YEARa.D fjJI.,i IS RUt\J,\)1 ~G RlR Residential • Cmnmerciul • Gentlrl.l Cont["actlng ' Puhuing • D o() rs • Window ~ • Deck~ (G\:6R6.SS / .-----... • Si ding • Roofing • Ruum Allditions • Remodeling WV 038992 • Plumbing • Electrical 740-367.0 OH 38244 • A~;<.:Uustic Ceiling 740-33t--341 Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM Advertise in this space for $54 per -Economy Beef $8.25 -Shade R1ver Beef $8.75 -Whole/Shell Corn $7.25/Bag ·Cracked Corn $8.25/Bag ·Soy~an Meal 513.25/Bag -Shade River Hog Feed $8.85 Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740·992-1611 Stop & Compare ,. ___ ...,____ - : - ---·- 0 0 0 FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY ROBERT • New ~ t DON'T EXIST 1"0 SERVE YOU! '· 35537 St Rt 7 N • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 74 ·9 -3831 Now Available At BISSElL COISTRUCnll GARFIELD • Shade River AG Service, Inc month L/1<£/..Y •WALKh\JG' 1M CCNGRESS . Why Drive Anywhere Else? 1-4 BR Houses & Apts. 1 Luxury- _,lso HUD Also Commercial Space 740-416-5547 MO)T OR,IZZWELLS ~;9-Y, \N~Y IXJ\4'T BAU!VI Llll\JBER Wf. ::ti-lt 1'1/>.'?CAI< Scorpion Tractors ~H ~Cf.'? ' "Taking The Sting Out Of · _ . ' Hard Work!" Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tnlctor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines · .. wo~ 6 Crooked 7 Incites (2 wds.) B "Exodus " name 9 Hubbies 1 Gel the ·massige! 11 Drew near o , by Luis Campos a Toctay's clue: H equals S ' "XSDXCS FND NWA GNSL VMUNG FIMGS ODG NWZS TMEGMDO, CMWIH ." MT M-G RX, GWJSO PSEDVS HREESHHTRC ZSIL - SIOSHG NSYMDUF.WL PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "There are aphorisms lhal. like ai rplanes, slay up only while they are in motion .• - Vladimir Nabokov WOIO lAIII - - - - - - foato ~. 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Your determination and efforts will be the main reason why you won't fall. ARIES (Mafch 21-Aprll 19) - Actions speak louder than worcts. so keep this in mind, especially with thc;)se who mean a lOt • to you ..Show them how much they mean in demonstrative ways that 'll gladden the heart. • TAURUS (Aprii20-May 20) - Gi'.le top prl- · ority today to matters lhat directly aHoct your family. Exert whatever efforts necessary toward con tributing to the security and welfare of thO se you love the most · _ ' GEMIN I ~May 2 1-June 20) ~ It behooves you to express your views honestly and fra nkly today, even though in some cases II. may be a'bll painful to say what needs to be said. If heeded , .It'll be a blessing In tlie end. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) - Thing s should work ou t well for you· in you r commercial affai rs today becau se you won't . ask more than you deserve. However. you won't accept anything less than what's coming to you . either. LEO (July 23-Aug . ?2) - If you feel you, must speak up today_ln order to get something you're entitled to. do so as honestly but tactfully as possible. It's the onty way you'll be.given what is due you . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.' 22)- Should it be neoeseary·to make a small sacrifice today In order to Imp rove the position of another, do so without he.sitation. Th is small ges~ ture will do wonders for you down the line. LIBRA (Sept. 23--0ct. 23)- It an old friend has been in your thoughts lately, me~e an effort today to get in touch with him/her. ThiS person may have news to share th at will make a cWerence tQ you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ......, In order to be successful today, you mus! have a spe cific goal in sight and be willing to do what It takes to reach it. Don't worry about exist· tng obstacles because they can be overcome. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0eC. 21) ~ You ' re tar betlfV equipped than you may realize to handle any complicated situation that con· fronts you today. Your logical reasoning. coupled with experience, makes this a strong probability. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 -Jan: 19) Assessing . situalions rea listically and no t expecting someth ing for nothing Is lhe most successful way of handling today's events. The performance you give will determine your returns AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Persons who are serious thinkers wil l prove tO be the best companions lor the types of actlv· !lies 'you'll be engaging in today. Vou won 't · be success fu l wilh pals who have lr~olous altitudes. ·PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - You wil l derive en ormous gratilication today from ta~ing on and completing comp licated Iaske that others deem far too dlfficull to do. Don't be influen ced tfY their Inadequacies 10 C~ILP's-size :PI< i .V BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. f24 Chester 985-3301 IF DOWN a 'lbur<tllrt~: Room Addition• & · 98 740-741-2293 CARPENTER SERVICE Reiations • • YOUNG'S $200/per p.erson .Based on double occupancy Harrah's Casino & Resort, Private jet out of Charleston, WV LIMITED SEATS! Call (304) 675·4340, Ext. 1326 'to make reservations Hosted by PVH Community K 7 5 I 46 -Calch a glimpse 48 Spry 49 Confuse 52 Schedule 53 Looks happy · 54 Tango partner 55 Hung open 56 Gavel -hanger's cry . he r--- ~~..--------:n-:'1 Free . A K 6 3 Count the points that are missing .I INONP~~ WI'IY TI'IAT SGilAwNY FllAN~~NST~IN !CII> ,IJY5 AL.J.. ~ ~ ~{P;:.--.. TI'IOS~ ,OI>YBUIJ..PING 740-992-6971 Only Few Seats Left Atlantic City Getaway ' May 12,2006 to May 14, 2006 as2 Opening lead: • FRANK & EARNEST David Lewis 2 male pygmy goats very lrlendly. Born Jan. 2006. $40 · each. (740)441·1590. JET New 2BR apts. watson Rd. AERATION MOTORS Very good mixed hay. · ROOney Pikef850 area. Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Square bales . Carmichael Referencei · Deposit StQCk. Cali Ron Evans, 1· lui;ent ~4~446-2412 . • required, no Pets. (740)44~· 800·537·9528 . . I i( \ \"'l'j II~ I \I U 1'\ 1271 ' (740)709'1657. Degreasing· Boats- Call Gary Stanley 1/1411 mo . pd Modern 1 bed!9J![I, apt. (740)446·0390: • Driveways- Equi pment ~~~ "Insured" Llv&<rrocK Angus Buns, two X-breCls , 4 heifers. E)Ccellent breeding. Slate Aun Farm . See www. slaterunfarm .c om, (740)286-5395. Homes- Decks - 1• 26 Years Experience HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! + • • West 4" • 7 HOME T.. __... .I.M.I"IW Load Tralilload Ma,xTrallers· • Goosen~cks lOu mps/ Utilities: Carmichael I (740 )707· Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· · room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside T..hlrtee n 5 to 12 acre lots in Morgan Twp. Gallia County. Apartments in Middleport. 96 Seres in C~eshire rwr~. From $295-$444. Call 740Gellis County. Sill: 5 acre lots 992 ·5064. Equal Housing in Salem Twp. Meigs County. Opportunities. South ,111 1' !11''-- (', I I Jl, l•'lll j I )\~ ( ~.r f' I I' 949-1405 10 8 A 9 54 .. www.tlln'ber.,.,..keablliecry_,. 1 wheele r trails. 2109 • _ ,. unified. pro-democracy measage Over 30 years - exper i e~e Ed Dill/owner iiiir:::u~-~-......-~--~~:"'1 ~~~lE 'r • • Dealer: Ea st Vuh\erable: East-We st MOdifiCations to this and ot11er media prov~ the World with a and are crucial to our goal of ~"' promotirtg freedom inlemalionally. East 6 3 8 32 Q 4 3 + K·J 1999 Trail-lite Bantam Ryer, Chopper Style Mini Bike., black 2 cycle engine, nice. $500 negollable (304)675· 3824 Junior. I \1(\1"1 1'1'111 "or sell. Riverine ,\ I 1\ I . _, II I! h Brand new 2BR apts. on Antique~ . 1124 East Main Bob McCormick Rd. Call for on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740delaits (740)44 1-0194 or 992 • 2 526 . Auss Moore, (740)441- 1184 owner. r lq\WNCARE Mowing- Tree " ,, 1 West • • • 4 AQJ92 Lk:ensed & Insured I 1998 Jayco Eag e camper. 28ft. E•celtent condition. $8,~. {740);446-3438. C~ll r ' 9 7 6 52 Soulh 24hr Emergency Service (740)992-4100 C.h uck Wolfe/Mgr, (740)992-o496 591-4348 0<-oo-oo . Q J J 074 Jelf S t ethern - Owner MOTOR HOMES 311/06. Male-$350, Female- Mon-Frl am (740)446·9416, weekend . & evenings (740)441 ·1724. For safe or trade for equal value, African Gray and -,-- -H-a-rl-ey-D-av_ld_s-on-U:-Itr-a 999 Gendaeconyer. Both talk. Classic. Loaded, Excellent Call (740)256·81 8 5. condlllon, ~,000 total miles. _C_o_o_n_ere-lr:ie-ve-r P(ice $13,500. 740pups, 5200 male $150 949·2217 until7 pm. female. . Call daytime (7401388 _9186 , evenings 2002 yellow HarleyDavldson upl Cla.lc. Chromed )38 8960 (740 8· · 13,0ooml Datachable w;nd Gold Retriever AKC pups. 6 shield/rear seal backrest. Weeks old, vet checked. 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List your home b~ caiiii'IQ 17«1)£46·3620 The Daily Sentinel • Page BS 4-15-06 Cemetery clean-up of Tun~ r: · tip'an])ains NEW EWI VIEW car garage. 1 ac .. new sep- ing, carpet, extra nice, can www.mydailysentinel.com , -'l.LEY OOP Announcement• l ' ~'I , •• ,, \ ' ' " ·~ ~ · �Page 86 • The paily Sentinel Wednesday, April 5, www .mydailysentinel.com 2006 New Hamas government · is broke, bas missed .· · its first pay qay for public workers, A2 Huntington St. Joseph ·Lady·Terps knock off Duke fQr ~ational title· doubles up Wahama BOSTON (AP) Maryland's players celebrated on the court, laughing and hugging and bouncmg up·and down. Never mind that they still had overtime to play. 2002. "Who would have ev~ thought in my wildest dre~s I would have gotten two nngs this year?" Frese said. "One getting married and the other ;t national championship." ;· "Overtime is our. time," Duke took a 75-74 lead ·Terrapins forward -Mari ssa before Toliver sank two free Coleman ~ald. "What a better throws to pu't Maryland ahead way to win a national champi- · for good. Coleman, who .· bounced back from Frese·~ on ship than in ·overtime, furious first-half tongue-lash< which was our time all season lung?" ing to finish with I0 points Too young to fear the presand 14 rebounds, hit the las} sure and too experienced to two free throws for MarylanlJ succumb to it, the Terrapins with 13.4 seconds left before won thet r · ftrst NCAA Foley's 3 barely hit iron. women's tit:e Tuesday night, To! iver had 16 points, four ·coming back from a 13-point assists and just three lUmoverS deficit to force overtime and in the title game. Final Four beat Duke 78-75. Most Outstanding . Player Freshman · Kristi Toliver hit Laura Harper and Shay Doron a 3-pointer at the e.nd of regualso scored 16 for the lation, then mad'e two free Terrapins. throws with 35 seconds left in All game long, Frese was overtime to give Maryland the walking the sideline and cla(l1 decisive lead. ping, screaming out plays ana Marylatld (34-4) is 6-0 'in 111 one case walking onto the overtime games this seasoncourt to rip into Coleman foi; the first 11 ve on the Toad and the tirst 30 seconds of a twoi the last in the championship to minute timeout. . Coleman got the message. ~ cap the · second-lar~est comeback in a women s final. It After sconngjust two poinlll was the first timer the title was in the . first half, the 6-foot-f ·determined in overtime since freshman battled against.the 6, . Tennessee beat \firginia in foot-7 Bales too l<eep Du~ 1991. from using its inside edge tq Toliver 's 3-pointer a.t 'the counter Maryland's speed,i And that's when Toliver, wh0 end of .regulation sent the Terrapins into a frenzy and had to give up the ball-han! dling against the Tar Heels. deflated the Duke bench. But the real party came after Blue took over. , . . AP photo Duke coach Gail Devils ~uard Jessica Foley's desperation, well-covered 3- Marylancj coach Brenda Frese celebrates after defeating Duke . Goestenkors wasn 't surprised . point attempt nicked the front 78-75 to win the NCAA women's Rnal Four basketball cham- to see a pair of freshmen maintain their poise. ·: of the rim at the overtime pions~ip game Tuesday in Boston. "No, I've seen it too man}: buzzer. Duke (31-4) opted not to times," she said. "Every tim~ Piling up on the court, hug- then Frese catled timeout to call a timeout; Lindsey they .~o to overtime, they'v~ ging and bumping chests, the set up a play. · , Terrapins reveleg in the youth Toliver, who had 12 ·Harding brought the ball won. The to'ss will sting back on that had been the biggest turnovers in the semifinal vic- down the court and put up a doubt su1rounding them com- tory · over. North Carolina, desperation leaner from .the the Durham, N.C., campus; ing into the tournament. Even brought the ball down and rightbaseline that went off the which is already roiling in the coach Brenda Frese who was veered to the nght. With nm. aftermath of a lacrosse party After that, the usually fre- that led to allegations of rape the.coach of the ye~ at 32 and Duke's Alison Bales in her a nati'onal champion at 35, is face and 6.1 seconds left, she netic Frese just let her players and racism. Coach G failed in on the precocious side. - · lotted the 3 ·that w~uld spark take over. her fourth uip to the Final . :'A¥,e is just a number,'' she the first of the Terps two cele- -"1 didn't •, have · to say a Follr to add a banner at word," said the coach, who Cameron Indoor Stadium sald. 'When you got kids that brattons. . believe and they believe in "And I even telt her finger- took over a I0-18 team four along the three won by he_r each other and they 've got that tips as I was ~oldin_g my fol>- years ago after 'winning the better-known male counter: kind of confidence, you can. !?w throu~h . Tohver satd. 2002 coacH of the year award _part, Mike Krzyzewski. "I 'just feel utter disappoint; accomplislj any.thing as a So, she d1d a great JOb con- with Minnesota. Maryland was a charter ment for my players and niy team." testing. I just had a lot of conFoley made two free throws fidence. And I knew I wanted member of the Final Four 25 seniors," she said. "It's killing with 18 seconds left in regula- to take the big shot so I just years ago but st•uggled before me - not for me, but for my Frese took over the program in players," . : tion to give D~ke a 70-67lead, took it." Lundy and an RBI double from Ginny Webb to drive the lead to 8-0. HARTFORD, W. Va. Wahama then responded in Wahama never gave up, rally- the bottom half of the inning ing twice to close the gap on when Haley Davis loaded the St. Joe, but the Lady Irish bases with one out following a were just too much, rolling to Ke. Sayre single and a Ka. a 12-6 victory Tuesday night Sayre walk . With the bases in Hartford. loaded, St. Joe pitcher Slmg St. Joe held an 8-0 lead began _se nding the players through three and a half arounO with walks, giving up innings when >yahama began runs on two walks and an a showing with four ruris in error to allow the Lady ·the bottom half of the fourth Falcons to cut the St. Joe lead to cut the deficit in half. in hitlf. Again the Lady Iri sh pushed Both teams made quick ahead with four more runs to work of the fifth inning and take a 12-4 lead, but the Lady got back to business in the Falcons fought back with a sixth when St. Joe put four two run sixth inning. But more runs on the board. Sang when it was all said and done again led things off with a St. Joe proved too tough, double, followed by an RBI holding on for the·six run lead single from Adkins and a hit on · 15 hits while Wahama from Pertee. eventually leadcommitted numerou> errors ing to a 12-4 Irish lead. and only had •six hits in the Wahama responded 011 its contest. .next at bat when Hankinson Irish batter Stephanie Sang and Riggs reached on singles, hammered Wahama all followed by an RBI single evening, going 3-for-5 with from Wolfe and a solid hit two doubles and two runs bat- · from Kebler, eventually ted in while teammate Madde allowing the White Falcons to Pertee smashed three hits with score two. a triple and two RB!s. St. . Joe could do nothing Wahama on the other hand w1th tis next at bat and when had six different players get a Wahama stepped up to bat in hit in the game, led by Kaynna the seventh , Insh P•.tcher Sayre who went 1-for-2 with a Pe~ee took care of busmess, double, Ashley Wolfe with 'I stnkmg out the last three bathit and an RBI and Mary ters to hold on tor the 12-6 Kebler, KeithAnn Sayre, victory. Brooke Hankinson and Kylie Sang was credited with the Riggs with a hit apiece in the victory with fiv'e stri~eouts contest. and six walks which led to the St. Joe began the game with scoring spree by the W~ite a single from Sang when Falcons when Pertee finished Pertee drove her in with an things up with four strikeouts RBI single to give the Lady including the final three batIrish a 1-0 lead. They then ters. . . added two. more runs in the · Wahama hurler R1ggs was second after Brooke cred1ted wtth the loss, stnkmg Cremeans and Jamie Webb out five . before Hankms~m were driven home on a two ~tepped Ill the stxth .a_nd fmrun single from power hitter tsh_ed the game out wtth two Sang. stnkeouts. . The Lady Irish then busted Wahama. will now travel to the game open in the fourth Poca .lor a 5 p.m. matchup inning when Sang loaded the today befor_e retummg home 5 bases after teammates Betsy p.m. Monday agamst Buffalo. Blair and Webb reached on ST. JOSEPH 12, WAHAMA 6 hits. Alyssa Adkins began the SI.Joe 120 504 o - 12151 scoring with an RBI, followed Wahama 000 402 0 - 6 6 3 Pertee (41h) and Lundy, Sang (41h) by an RBI triple from Pertee, Sang, Riggs, Han kinson (6th) and. Keb!er. WP an RBI double from Taylor Sang. LP - Riggs. BY LARRY CHUM LCRUr.IOMYDAJLYREGISTER.COM Wahama fromP~eBl Brenton Clark and Garrett Cullen capping off the big offensive night with one safety each. Peck's infield single in the . fifih broke up the no-hit offering by Sayre . with Higginbotham adding a River Valley single in the . sixth off Falcon reli<:<ver Brenton Clark · Wahama took an early 2-0 advantage in the opening frame before extending its lead to 4-0 in the third following Stafford's two run blast. The White Falcons . tacked on two more tallies in the fourth and another in the fifth before bringing the contest to an end in the sixth with a six run frame. River Valley posted its lone run of the day 111 the fifth. · Sayre went· five innings and allowed an unearned run · on one hit with seven strikeouts, om; walk and a pair of hit batters. Clark finished up on the mound for the Falcons and allowed the second ·River Valley safety. The Raiders went · with Gibbs as the starter who lasted three innings and gave up five runs on six hits with two strikeouts and a walk. Pugh mopped up. for R-iver Valley Eastern· from Page 81 . WV state boar~ asked to approve changes again with a three inning stint and gave up eight runs on eight · hits while fanning four and walking four. . Wahama is idle umil Saturday when the Bend Area team travels to Calhoun County for a 'noon twin bill with the Red Devils. WAHAMA 13, RIVER VALLEY 1 13 14 4 A. Valley - 000 010 1 ·2 3 Sayre, Clark (6) and Stafford. Gibbs, Wahama 202 216 - Pugh (4) and Flint. WP Gibbs. · •)' Sayre. LP - ~ - ROANOKE, W.Va. (AP)Five years after the state Board· of Education rejected a proposal to increase the number of trophies awarded to state champions in high school football, the board is being asked to vote on the issue again. The Secondary School Activities Commission's Board of Control voted during its annual meeting Tuesday at Stonewall Reson to create a Class AAAA for football only, > . ' ' a Daily Sentinel Happy Easter Love, Mom &. Dad Mail to P.O. 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REED BREED®MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM selected an undi sclosed, privately-owned Lebanon Township site as one of the POMEROY - · The Ohio two best in the state for conFutureGen Task Force select- sideration as the site of a ed a Meigs County site as one. research-based, billiqn-dollar of two in Ohio for considera- power plant. A site in · tion by the U.S. Department of Tuscarawas County in eastern Energy because of its geology Ohio will also be considered. and other physical assets, but County Commissioner local officials say a two-coun- - Mick Davenp,ort, Economic ty partnership and riverfront Development Director Perry location probably helped. Varnadoe and 'State Rep. On Tuesday, the task force Jimmy Stewart, R-Albany, agreed Wednesday that ·a proposal by Athens and Meigs counties probably strengthened t)!e Lebanon Township site, as did . the convenience of river transportation. While the power plant wi II be experimental, it will use coal as a fuel source. "This is exciting news for Meigs and Athens counties," Davenpon said. "The partnership with Athens County joi~nt POMEROY While 2005 was . a year . where emphasis was put on needed brid~e replacements, this year s schedule will stress p<wing roads, according to Meigs County engineer Gene Triplett. He said a big paving pro• gram to be completed this year will be the ,Cottrill, Bowman and Eagle Ridge roads ; That work will be done with Issue 2 money supplemented with county Page AS money. • P. Yvonne Griffith, 78 Another project, paving on Bashan Road from Morning • Elizabeth Webster, 90 Star to State Route 248 and Locust Grove 248 to S.R. 7, will be paid for with federal highway funds with some INSID;f: county money. Titlls Road which now has two miles of • FDA find's benzene gravel road will be sealed levels in soft drinks along with four miles on Briar Ridge, Route 325, above tap water limit . Triplett said. See Page A2 Paved last year were Depot • Area man earns Street, Leading Creek, Hysell promotion. See Page A3 Run, Beech Grove, Eden Ridge and Apple • American Cancer Grove/Dorcas Roads. Many Society announces others were sealed or had hot mix patch applied, accprding new personnel. . to the engineer. .See Page A3 Four bridges .· ..were • Birth announced. replaced last year, the hjghest number in several years. See Page A3 To keep the cost down , • For the Record. Triplett said county highway See Page AS department employees were used for the demolition and • TOPS installs officers. construction. One of the See Page AS bridges replaced_ was on • .Cookie sales County Road 3 (Depot Street-Leading Creek Road) : recognized. while the other three were on See Page AS Tanners Run in Letart and • Scripps Howard .Lebonan Townships. The costs for demolishing Foundation gives and removing the existing $15 million to OU. slructures and constructing See Page AS . the _new bridges W\lre $51,700 for the Depot Street · project, and $$41 ,800; $45, I00, and $46,200 for the three projects on Tanner WEATHER Road . Triplett stressed the cost savings to the county of handling the bridge work in-hou se. Most of the money for the bridge replacements came from Issue 2 money, the, Ohio OBITUARIES 16 PAGES Calendars · A3 Classifieds Bs-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 . Obituaries As Places to go A7 Senior News A6 B Section Sports Weather A8 © 2006 Ohio Valley Publi•hing' Cu. undoubtedly helped. in our selection for the project." Stewart said the .proximity of Ohio University to the proposed Meigs ~ite - just 30 minutes north on U.S. 33-would provide research facilities for .the .plant, which would, itself, serve the Energy Department and an alliance of energy producers as a means of researching clean-coal technology. The FutureGen plant will be the cleanest coal-burning plant in the world once operational. Instead of releasing emissions into the air, it is designed to release them thou sands offeet into the ground. · Carol Zimmerman, a spokesman for the Ohio Air . Quality Development .· Authority, said Meigs · County's geology closely Please see Regional, AS Recent breakins translate into support for Rutland police levy BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICHiil!MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 2 SECTIONS - Homes 2 Kenmore Gas Grills'• $100 Gift Card from WalMart • $100 Gift Card from Tl}e Workingman's Store Just in time for Turk~y Sea_son -Mossberg 8J5 VIti-Mag Turkey Shotgun, ' !)II INDEX FRIDAY, APRil 7TH 6 SATURDAY, APRil 8TH , ff:OO AM TO 4:00 PM · Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' Details on Page AB AB CONTRACTING is having an OPEN HOUSE AMERICAN MODULAR. HOME. t'or it's NEW ALL . . . ' Eastern reject them. In 200 I, the state board • rejected a proposal to create four football classes, instead retaining the three-class system that has been in place sind!, ' 1958, That p£PPPSal woulq have split Class AAA into ~ new Division I for the. J(j largest high schools and Division II for . the 25 next~ largest schools. ; \Vest Virginia's Premier Home Build_c r • Actual S:ize 1x3 ·;~ Run date Fri., April 14, 2006 111 Court St., ence in school size within each class. The class-by-class break- . down will be derennined by the I0-member SSAC Board of Directors, said SSAC Executive Director Mike Hayden. The Board of Education mu st approve any policy chtmges before they can be put out for public comment. The or It's Here!! i·EGGS' -TRA SPECIAL.. gave the Lady Raiders run~ ners at the comers, then Rose singled for two ·RB!s and cut the lead to one. River Valley return s to action today when it travels to Coal Grove for an Ohio Valley Conference contest, while Eastern travels to Racine today for a Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division - showdown with Southern. Both contests will starr at 5 p.m. aimed at narrowing the differ- als but must either accept ,,,. Make Someone.Feel.· Deadline Mon. Atlril10 1 2006 Principal Christine Carder. It is boand cat)not alter the propos_:; in addition to Classes AAA, AAandA. . Principals, athletic directors _and other representatives from the state's junior high, middle and high schools also approved a proposal to separate the state's 12 private schools into their own all-sports class, meaning there would be five classes in football if the Board of Education approves. The football proposal was submitted by Wheeling · Park 'Celebrate the Gift' concert will hele dedicate center on April22, A7 BY BETH SEROENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM RUTLAND- For at least resident, John Young of Nelson Road, the recent break-ins in· Rutland have prompted him to support the village's upcoming police levy on the May ballot. Young addressed the most recent session of council, saying that his wife had recently had her purse stolen from her vehicle while he himself had a pistol taken from a garage, He also added that a neighbor had their • •• f .. • ·. ,·~~...../ • ·' , ·'· . , , · • Submitted pttoto The old bridge on Depqt Street;Le<;~ding Rdad was orie' of four replaced last year as a home broken into last month which resulted in an arfust by part of the Meigs County, Highway's bridge replacement program. Rutland Pol ice. ' Pub! ic Works State Capital However, Rutland Police Improvement program. are still pursuing the thief or . The engineer said the goal · thieves whp stole the Young's possessions . . of his department is to "I've lived in Rutland for . replace a bridge or two every nine years, I love it, and year. "Actually, · I'm hoping · don 't want to see it change," to replace two this year," he Young, a member of the , commented. He pointed out Army National Guard, told that only small bridges are counciL "I want to go back within the capability of the to fee ling safe without my county highway department doors locked ." and that anything with a cost Young asked col)ncil of over $100,000 has 'to be about forming a neighborbid out. . hood watch and offered to Last year cui verts were volunteer his services. All replaced on Briar Ridge, members of cE>uncil and Hemlock Grove, Eagle Mayor April Burke,said they Ridge, Bald Knob.~;upported the idea imd Stiversville, Beech Grove, would chec k into what il Titus, Oak Grove, Star Hall, might take to establish a Goose Creek, Shady Lane, neighborhood watch. Hysell Run, Leading. Creek, Rutland Police Officer Eden Ridge, Apple GroveSteve Williams said there had Dorcas and Bashan Roads. been two break-ins within the As for culverts on county village within the last week. rQads , Triplett described The police levy Young , them as sometimes a serious Burke and council supports problem because, he said, would be for two mills and "a culvert can be very for a period of five years. destructive and the effect of The levy is estimated to damage can be for several generate revenue of $6,249 a !llOnths if we have to year if 100 percent of H1xes replace one . at the wrong are collected. time Qf the year." The police levy is meant to He continued, "When we maintain police protection. Cha~ane Hoe~lch/photo know we are going to do a . ·Councilwoman Former Engineer Gene _Triplett discusses paving projects on this year's agenda. Ple•se see Projects, AS Please see Rutland, AS on~ BY BETH SERQENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - · Yesterday' was a busy day for local law enforcement and emergency personnel when two separate automobile collisions sent . three people to area hospital s for treatment. , The lirst accident occurred shortly after noon at the intersection near the old Beacon station which is now the Par Mar Station on liS 833. Investigating officer Mark E. Proffitt, Pomeroy chief of police, said Euva J. Stumbo, . .,.. 22 , Syracuse was driving a Chevrolet Cavalier belonging to Scott McKinley of Old Beth Sercentjphotoo Chester Road in Pomeroy This accident between a Chevy Cavalier and tractor.trailer when the crash occurred. (foreground) occurred at the intersection 11ear the Par Mar Two people were transported by Meigs EMS to area hospitals from Please see' Wrecks, AS Station on US 833 and sent one woman to the hosptial. the scene of this wreck on US .,.. 33. and Morning Star Road. - ' ' ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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