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The Cmcmnat1 Reds center time of year. f1el~er m1ssed h1s . fifth The Reds are expected to strrught game w1th the IDJury, activate catcher Jason LaRue j!ettmg a magnetic resonance before · Tuesday 's game. tmagmg tes~ mstead: He was LaRue has ~en on a mmor ~ut o~ the dtsabled hst aft~r a league . ass1gnment wh1le -1 ~1ctory over the Flonda recovenng from knee Marl!ns. . . . . sur~ery. . . , Gnffey ran on a treadm1ll Its the latest m a senes of for 12 mwutes earher set_backs for a 36-year-old Monday and reporte~ some Gnf~ey, who came to spnng . t!llprovemen~, but sull felt trammg healthy _for a change ughll)ess ~hmd t~e knee. He and was hopmg w get wasn t available m the club- through the season wllhout a house: after he was placed on stay on the disabled list. the-disabled list. .• . Griffey dido ' t expect the "It's as much a precaution- injury to take so long to heal. He first felt tightness behind the knee while he chased a fly ball ·during batting practice last Wednesday in Chicago. He left the game during the fourth inning be_cause the leg was bothenng hun. "It's tough," Griffey said, before Monday 's game. "I hate to not be, playing, more than anythmg. Griffey ·won the !'IL's · comeback player of the year award ~ast season, when he played 10 128 games and h1t .301 w1th 35 ~omers and 92 RBls. He hadn ~played more than 83 g~es m any of .the three prev1ous seasons, wh_en he suffered a senes of maJor · injuries - torn knee tendon, dislocated shoulder, -torn ankle tissue, t~rn hamstring. · CHARLOTIE, N.C. (AP) · - Matt Kenseth proved last year that a driver can have a homble start to the season and still recover in time to make the Chase for the championship. Stuck near the bottom of the standmgs, he used a frantic sum~er push to put h1mself back mto contention. . As the Nextel Cup series starts a stretch of 14 straight. races , several top-name drivers will have to follow Kenseth 's model or risk · being shut out of the playoffs £ight of the 10 dr' · . . IVers · for Labonte being the final piece in an aggressive turnaround effort at Petty Enterprises. · In his first season driving the No. 43 Dodge that Richard Petty made fnmous, Labonte has shown the potential for giving the corppany a lift. He was fast at Daytona and Atlanta where he even Jed early _ but has been hampered · by bad luck. . , Although he has two top- I0 finishes, he 's wound u 30th · h' th p fi 0 r wo~ed 10 ~sl 0 er hive races. n at t anta, w ere . the championship two sea• sons ago. , Perhaps Osborne can turn it around in time to save McMurray's season - albeit at Edwards' expense. 4. Ryan Newman (18th):. Much like Mayfield, Newman seems to be struggling with the handling of hi ~ I;)odges. His Penske Racing team tried to circumvent the · issue by giving him lntrepids to drive. But Dodge doesn't want its dri.vers in the outdated model , and Newman must b h. d th h 10f now get e 10 e w ee • the Charger. • 50 CI·:NTS • \'ol. ;;;;. '\io. 1-:1 SPORTS ~~t~ 5 ~~:~~;!~~~ ~~et~h~~; . ~~e~~~e~t~~~; at~:r ~~~~~ fo~~a~:wq';;~nkl~~nh;,~t ~oa~; Reds Cavs fromPageBl Cleveland, which has won four of six. The Cavaliers improved to 2-0 without '.James in the lineup. The Celtips, on the other ·hand, strugsled for most of the game wttbou~ Pierce. . Geiald Green, making his second career start, scored 17 for the Celtics in place of Pierce. Greene score\) .a career- high 14 points and Ryan Gomes added 13 for the Celtics, whose 22 turnovers .led to 30 Cleveland points. Varejao had 12 points in the third quarter to help Cleveland outscore Boston 34-14 after trailing 49-48 at halftime. · After the Celtics pulled to within 56-55 on Gomes ' 1ump shot with 8:56 remaining in the third quarter; Varejao scored. six points to spark a 19-0 Cavaliers run. Hughes recorded two .points, four assists and two steals • Knight said, requ,1res Wickline surrender his teaching cerificate with the ability · and option to reapply after his probation term of two . years has expired. Knight also said his client received a $500 fine and suspended jail term. The plea was entered in front of Judge Dean,Evans of Galli a County. · Knight added that Wickline would not have tb register as a sex offender. In March Wickline had pled not guilty to a three count indictment containing two counts of unlawful sexu- . a! conduct , with a minor, . third -de_!;ree felonies , and one count of corruption of a minor, a first·degree misdemeanor in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Wickline had been placed on paid administrative leave by the Southern Local School District pending the outcome of his case .. Southern Local School Board President Susie Grueser said as of yesterday Wickline was . still on paid administrative leave and will . be· until the board receiv.es official word from Meig s County Common Pleas Court and the Ohio State Bof\rd of Education in regards to the status of Wickline' s plea agreement and teaching certificate. "He will not be brought back," Grueser said if · Wickl.ine surrenders his during that spurt. . . Qwayne Jones recorded a career-high 13 rebounds for Boston. Notes: Cleveland (49-32) closes ~ut the regular season . at home Wednesday against Atlanta . and has a chance to · win SO games for the ftrst time since 1992-93 .... Celiics point guard Delonte West was out with a strained left calf.... Clevelantl ·forward Drew Gooden left the 'game early in the third quarter with a left groin strain. He did not return and is li~ted as day to day. BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT -The creation of a mural or series of mural.s in downtown Middleport . will take community involvement and careful planning, as well as' ·the expertise of a professionPage AS al muralist. • John A. Casto, 51 Members of the Ohio • Keith D. Chaffee, 70 River Border Initiative's mural team program met • Terry Allen Day, II, 27 Tuesday with the • Norma Hawthorne, 68 Middleport Developmenf , Group's beautific11tion committee, to discuss ,_, the process ·Of developing . '' designs, choosing lodtioris · and .commissioning an artist • Major league to create the mural design. baseball player The .ORB! works with communities along the Ohio speaks at O'Bieness' River - in both Ohio and event. See Page A2 West Virginia -. to develop • 4-H Clubs News. community mural projects. See Page A2 The team will spend two days in the community, work• Holzer Hospice ing with the committee, announces clinical meeting members of. the director. See Page A3 . . . Belh Se.....VPIIOtO community, studying the • 4·H Camp holding lund town's history and answering Yesterday afternoon Pomeroy Street Department workers Jol1n Core. Sam Terzopplous and Charles Fitch patrick were working to questions about the mural remove Inches of mud that had become caked onto the riverfront amphitheater. This was no glamorous or easy job but somer~ser. See Page A3 body had to do it. Festival ·season will be here before we know it! . Please s~ Mural, AS .. • Rural Action offers .0BITUARIFS INSIDE .' ' land-use options. See Page AS • Family Medicine. See Page A5 • Moonwalker receives .moon rock as part of NASA award. See Page AS • Governor's '05 ethics report lists no free golf. See Page A6 • ' . Town hall meeting to examine alcohol, internet dangers . . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ROCKSPRINGS - Do you specifically know how alcohol affects teenagers as opposed to adults? Do yo1,.1 wonder what your kids are posting on Myspace.com? Do you even know ' what WEATHER Myspace.com Is or its importance in the .social structure of current tee11age culture? · Find out the answers to · these questions and many others during a "Smart and Sober Town Hall Meeting" at 7 p.m. tomorrow. . night at Meigs Middle School. · The meeting will focus on Beth Sor&ont/photo middle school age children who are believed to be at a A ·smart and Sober Town Hall Meeting" will be held at 7 p.m. vulnerable time in their .lives tomorrow at Meigs Middle School (MMS) to discuss the danDetllllt,on Pap AS in regards to making decisions .gers of. alcohol abuse and the internet among middle school and fonni'ng habits that may age children. Students a'nd parents from all school districts continue into their adulthood. are welcome to attend like MMS seventh graders Alaine Arnold The entire county is invited (left) and Hope Hajivandi who recently created 'projects reflect· to attend the meeting that will ing internet dangers. These projects may be worth big prizes :z SEcnoNs - 12 PAGES include a panel discussion like .an Apple 1-P,od. Meigs Local. Technical Coordlnato~ Mark moderated by Athens Meigs Thomas (far right) uses instruqtion from I-SAFE, Inc . to keep Calendars A:3 Educational Service Center kids safe in cyberspace. . · •·. Difector John Costanza. · . B2-4 Classifieds The panel will include Dr.'s Insurance Agency, Meigs what. they need to succeed , and Ausmus froin · Paramedic J.P. Varian, Ohio who in the community is Bs Corbin Comics Pleasant Valley Hospital, Dr. State Highway Patrolman building assets in youth·, haw ' alcohol is marketed to chi!' Hunter, Juvenile Court Jesse Howard. Dear Abby A:3 Doug Judge Scott Powell, Meigs All of these individuals dren, influences such as peer Local School District will be answering the ques- pressure that mny cause a . Editorials A4 Technical Coordinator Mark tions of both parents and chii- young person to drink. Obituaries As Thomas, Doug Scoles from dren about the- danger~ of A'major topic of discussion Mothers Against Drunk alcohol abuse and internet will be what residents can do B Section · Driving, Sports Deputy Danny dangers. • . within the community to preLeonard of the Meigs County · Topics will include positive A6 · Sheriff's Office: Dodger routh development, "build- vent alcohol abuse. Weather ' Vaughan from the Vaughan mg assets" by teaching kids Plein so Town ha!l, AS .. . teacher's license as a result of the plea agreement. Grueser added that if Wickline surrenders his teacher's license a jJennanent replacement will be found for him and posted "in-house" for five days. , The Southern-Local School Board is scheduled to meet on Monday. "I think he is just happy the matter is now behind him," Knight said on behalf of his client. Pomeroy mud daubers Middleport mural project · · . .. neanng design phase INDEx . .. -·-- BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . POMEROY - Yesterday two felony charges were dismiss.ed against Southern Elementary School teacher Scott· A. Wickline , 38, Racine, who then pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, according to Wickline's attorney Charles Knight. The plea agreement, engine or transmission againstthe Reds, for whom he. played in 2002. ... CF Reggie Abercrombie went 0-for-4 . with · a pair of strikeouts, extendinf his slump to 0-for-20. ... n his last seven !lames, Dunn is 6-for-23 with six homers. ... Kearns' homer extended his hilling streak to five games .... Phi.Jiips' four RBis matched his career high. """·"'~d,ul~"·ntind.wm \\' ED:'I:FSD.\). \1'1{11. IIJ, :.!ooh Southern teacher pleads guilty to lesser cha~ge • Southem·downs Marauders. See Page 81 Work Without Limits Jeremy Hermida (sore hip) . on the 15-day DL. RHP Randy Messenger and· OF Mall Cepicky were called fromPageBl up from Triple-A Albuquerque. . .. treadmill for 12 minute s · Messenger ,got into the 'before the game and reported game in the sixth and gave improvement. He was avail- up an RBI single, and able to pinch-hit if needed. Cepicky got into the game Notes: The Marlins put as part of a double switch RHP Carlos Martinez in the eighth . ... Moehler'is (stra'ined elbow) and OF 0-4 in five career games ., Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 10 m pomts after the fourth engine failure relegated him the Chase. But he' ll need to race of the . season, and to a last-place finish. · improve in several areas - · Kenseth (who was 31st) al]d Perhaps no one expected . including qualifying. He 's Jeremy Mayfield (21st) were the 2000 series champion to the best . in the business at the only , two to rally their ·contend this year. But going fast· for one lap, and way in. , Labonte thinks he can, .and has 35 career poles (eight last · Although the 2006 season will need this stretch to prove season) to show for it. is only seven races old, it. But Newman has yet to here's a look at which drivers .3. Roush Racing's Greg take the top qualifying spot are m the btggest trouble. Btffie (23rd), Carl Edwards this year. His best was a set<1. Jeremy Mayfield (cur- (22nd) and Jamie ond in Atlanta - where he's rently ranked 35th): . McMurray (21st): been almost impossible to Mayfield made the Chase Biffle has been good this beat - and he 's gm four the past two seasons using year, and his spot in the efforts outside the top 1·0. solid summer runs to get in, . standings can . really be 5. Kurt Busch (17th): only to struggle once the blamed . on bad luck - . Busch has had ·some bad playoffs began. Even though engine failure , an accident luck in his first season with he finished at the back of the and running out of gas ruined Penske. He had chances to Chase both years, there was three cars capable of wln- win at Daytona and Atlanta still some pride in ' simply ning. He also had a flat tire in until accident1 contributed to being eligible to run for the Bristol that took him out of three of his fin·ishes of 34th · Nextel Cup title. contention. But Biffle, who or worse. The way things stand now, was runner-up to ch·ampion He did, however, score a Mayfield has very little to Tony Stewart last season, has victory at Bristol. But winfeel good about. . enough time left to turn it ning that ·race meant bumpHe has yet to notch a top- around . ing former teammate 10 finish ~is season, and his Edwards is iffy, especially Kenseth out of the way. best showmg was a 16th last since Roush Racing just When he had contact with mo.nth at Bristol Motor shook up his team to help fix Biffle - anot,her former teammate - at Texas two Speedway. Meanwhile, team- McMurray's issues. mate Kasey Kahne ha_s wo,n . Edwards was ~pectacular weeks ago it began to look two races and Scott R1ggs 1s m last year's rookie season, like Busch has· not kept any ranked seven spots higher - teaming with crew chief Bob of the few friends he actually despite missing the season- Osborne to win four -races has. • opening Daytona 500. and finish third · in the final That could be trouble when Car owner Ray Evernham standings. Yes, he 's stuck his Chase eligibility is on the says Mayfield is . struggling back in 22nd right now, but line. Busch may not find too w1th offseason changes the 'has three accidents to· blame many friendly faces willing team made to all of its cars. for his current woes. to give him the inch here or Kahne has taken off with the Turning it around in time there that he may need to new adjustments, and Riggs to make the Chase might not make the playoffs. is also pleased. But Mayfield ' be so easy for Edwards now But Busch is a former. is uncomfortable in the cars, that Osborne has been reas- series champion, and a and if. that does~'t chan~e s!gned to aid McMurray's skilled driver. He'll do what ·soon, h1s season .wtll be wnt- atlments. McMurray has not he have to do. to work his ten off. been competitive in his first way into contention ·. . . . · · · Brad Sherman/photo 2. Bobby Labonte (29th): season at Roush· - and he ' regardfess of who he aliertG,all1a Academy -starter Shaphen Robinson delivers a pitch during Monday's SEOAL contest Everyone has high hopes broke in with a team that won · ates along the way. · against Athens at Memorial Field in Gallipolis. · double play in the following with three hits, while both at-bat, but the damage was Haislop and Caudill added done as Caudill scored to two hits apiece. Caudill also bring the edge up to 5-0. fromPageBl scored three runs in the victoRobinson walked to start ,ry. Mooney and Thompson beat out an· infield hit to give the third frame, then · Cowie each·had two RBls. the hosts runners at the cor-· struck out the next two hit- . Cowie - who lasted just ters. Greg Russell delivered three innings in his start for n.er. an RBI single right for a 6-0 Athens - allowed eight Luke Haislop's bloop sinadvantage. runs, seven earned runs, gle into shallow right plated Caudi II followed by douseven hits and two walks in Mooney for a l-0 advantage. bling in •. Russell, then the . losing decision. Cowie Austin King was walked to Mooney legged out an infield also struck out two. load the bases, then Robinson Crabtree, who entered in helped his own cause with a · single that allowed Caudill to score. GAHS led 8-0 after the start of the fourth, surrensacrifice fly ro right. three full innings. dered two earned runs, two Saunders scored on the play Neither squad managed a hits and four walks in his two and increased the lead to 2-0. score in the fourth inning, but innings of relief work. Cline .. T.hompson successfully Gallia Academy when back faced only two batters, did executed a suicide squeeze in the next at-bat, allowing to work in the fifth when · a not record an out, and Haislop to come home for a two-out single from Mooney allowed a hit and a walk. allowed Caudill .to cross the Gallia Academy returns to 3·0 edge. action Wednesday when it . Chris Miller reached safely plate for a nine-run lead. Haislop singled to start .the hosts rival Jackson in another on a two-out error that bro~ght King to the plate, bottom of the sixth, then pivotal SEOAL contest. The • 18-81 HP Crabtree walked King with increasing the lead to four first pitch is slated for 5 p.m. nobody out. after one full inning. • All major service points GALLIA ACADEMY 10, ATHENS 0 Brad <::audill singled to · Cline came on in relief and 81nnlngl start the bottom half of the intentionally walked Athens 000 000 o 12 are easy to reach. second, then advanced to Robinson to load the bases, Gallia 413 011 10 1C 3 third . when Mooney reached then Thompson delivered the Tayk)r COwie, Mitch Crabtree (4}, Jared Cline (6) end Chns Carpinelli. Was Dingus • Cab and boom lift foward safely on an error. game-clinching hit to right. (8). Shaphen Robinson and Luke Halslop. Saunders grounded in to a . Mooney led the Devils WP- Robinson. LP- Cowie. and up fo~ full access to Bully Rock Hall opens Roy ··o rbison exhibit, A6 Slavin wins Yf Cruiser lease, A2 • © I006 '0hio Valley' Publishing Co. ' '. ' J. ,. _ _ _ _ _ .&_ _ 3 Savile Row to play benefit at.. MHS · STAFF REPORt· NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ' POMEROY - A Beatles tribute band, 3 Savile Row, will play benefit shows at Meigs High School for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Thursday, one. during the school day for students and the other at 7 p.m. The evening show will include a set played by Meigs High ~chqol s own "Mi ssing in Affection." admission for the evening 'show is $4 for . adults and $2 for students. "It's going to be a treat to play at the high school again," said Meig s High School alumnus and 3S R member Nick Michael. ;'The first time I ever played The .Beatles live was on the MHS stage and it's going to be an honor for . us to help raise money for this worthy cause." 3 Savile Row performs a well rounded mix of Beatie classics ranging from the touring day s of Beatlemania all the way to the studio masterpieces of Abbey Road. "When you see a 3 Savile · Row show, you won't see the costume.s · and wigs. You'll see a group of working class guys I)laying some of the greatest songs ever written. I'd like to think we play the tunes the way The Beatles would do it if they were still touring," says Michael. While paying attention: to detail of the originals, 3 Savile' Row adds their own sound and flair to the music of The Beatles setting them apart from all other tribute· acts out there today. ' ' •• �... _.,~ .. -t · • ..... ··,- . . .~~.... ..~- .- . . .......... .., ..,. ... . .. . ·• • ·.The Daily Sentinel · t NATION •WORLD PageA2 Wednesday, April19, 2006 ATHENS Steven Swisher, who played baseball for the Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Padres, was the keynote speaker for recent O 'Bleness Memorial Hospital's 2006 Annual · "Giving Campaign appreciation dinner for major donors. Swisher, a 1973 Ohio University graduate, spoke about the importance of staying motivated during tough times. While an OU student, Swisher was a ·catcher for the All-Mid American Conference and AllAmerican Baseball teams. Leadership gifts helped kick off the hospital 's giving campaign, which began in March·. American Electric . . Power of Ohio, the Guild of O'Bleness, O'Bleness Chanty Golf Tournament and Radiology Associates . have committed ov.e r $65,000. Gtfts totaling $104,000 have helped the campaign, toward achieving' thts years $150,000 campaign goal. . Volunteers from the commumty, umverst~y .and hasp!tal s!aff are ass1stmg tn th1s year s campmgn, "The Focus IS on Yo~" ;-vhich. wn! assist the . hospt.tal s efforts tn provtdmg new and innovative diagnostic imaging services at four locations within the O'Bleness Health System. Expansion will allow a faster procedure time for· some patients and greater accuracy with clearer digital images. The images will be immedi- · ately available through the computerized radiology in(ormation system, allowing access to a worldwide medical system for consultations, as well as faster delivery of information to physicians and ·medical providers. The 2006 campaign ·will raise a portion of. 1he System's investment of more than $1 · million that will replace the radiology infermat ion system ·and lluoroscopic imaging for the hospital, purchase a. new mammography untt · for the Castrop Center and install X-ray systems 'with digital imaging at the Albany Medical .Clinic in Albany and the Meigs Medical Clinic in Pomeroy. Swisher said he feels it is very important for community members to support their h,ospital. Currently living in Parkersburg, Swisher has been inducted into the. Ohio University Athletic Hall of' Fame, the Mid-Ohio Valley Athletic Hall of Fame and the Binghamton. New Yo~k Mets Baseball Hall of Fame. He has also served as manager for the Cleveland Indians and the New York Mets as well as the AA manager for the Philadelphia Phillies. Leadership for the 2005 and 2006 Annual Giving Campaigns, as well as leadership gift representatives were recognized at the event: Leadership included Lisa Simons, Tom Kostohryz Gary Neiman, Budd Werner' Tish and · Ray Wagner: Donella and Jac k Bantle Marty Tuck, Julia Nehls' Melinda Ford, D.O., Becky Huston, D.O. , Kim Justis, Judy Woolery and AI Lcep, For information about making a gift or pledge to 0' Bleness , Memorial Hospital, contact the hospital's · community relations department at (740) 5929494. All contributions will be . recognized (with . the donor's approval) on 'various recognition boards displayed throughout the hospital. Slavin wins PT Cruiser lease . . · . . . ' . . • • been mam'ed for two years . ed ble atd'the hospital 1 hand he was e mg. was orrified. I We' re college sweetheart~ who re-found each other. Our told him he should go back to marriage is solid and romanthe hospital and have them Dear re-insert it properly. He said tic. We were both married before- to the worst life has Abby he had not asked for my opinton and accl!sed me of not to offer- so we truly apprectate each other. Quinn is wanting to help him! He then e~tremely good-looking, and a~ked the · pharmacist the I m nq .slouch, either1 We same question and got the have been told many times · f .1 , s· h same response from him. what a striking couple we are. startmg a amt y. mce t ey This scenario is not unco.mean dish it out, let's see ho w Quinn came into thi S' mar11 th " · 1 " ak · mon . It happe. ns every day. r.iage wt'th grown cht'ldren . we e ABBY: gtr s can t· e for tt: a PI ' .DEAR I work . .ease te 11 your readers that He has five daughters, three ' large drugstore chain as a JUSt because someone works of whom make a point of say- ;:Jerk. There is no special in a ,drugstpre, it does NOT ing, each time we see them training required to be a clerk mean he or she has had any how "Mrs. Smith really ha~ iJ1 a drug store except to learn med1cal training. the hots for Dad," or, " Miss to operate a · cash register. 1 " KITTY" IN CLEVELAND Johnson wants Dad so bad earn $7 an hour, and the job DEAR " KITIY": I'm she can't get over him," or, is mostly physical (running printing your letter and hope : we ran into our old high shipments, etc.}. it will help, but please don't school teacher, and she only . While I like my job, 1 am bank on it. Toe people you wanted to talk about , Dad and puzzled by the number of are descn·bing appear to be' how hot he was. ' Another people who ask me for med- con fuse d and not completely dau ghier te II s us how aII her ~~~~ advice. especially senior friends (21 to 23) want to clllzens., I do not work in the on track . Your problem may date him! · pharmacy part of the store, be something · that simply ·This has become redundant but people often approach me goes . with the territory, and ' and tl.rl· ng , and 1 d on ' t bel teve and as k me and my co-work- my advice is to contt.nue ony of 1 ' t 1' s tru 'I th' k th · .,.. . e. m ey . ers a11 sorts of medical ques- directing customers who are say 11 only to make me lions_ as if we had to attend in need of medical interven: uncomfortable and, frankly, I medical school to work' here . tion to ge t help from somefeel it's rude. What's the best [ always try to be helpful, but OQe who is qualified to giye way to handle thi s? - THE as I have no medical training II. · NEW WIFE ' I'm usually of no help at all.' Dear Abby is written .by DEAR NEW WIFE: Do it , It distresses me that there Abigail Van Buren, also with humor. If Quinn was my are people who wo4ld take known as Jeanne Phillips, husband, I'd smile, put my the advtce of a clerk in a and was founded by her arms around him and say, drugstore over that of their mother, Pauline ·Phillips. "Let 'em eat their hearts out, own doctor. Recently, an . Write Dear Abby at girls, ' cause he's mine, all elderly gentleman asked me www.DearAbby.com or P.O. mifie!" Then I'd add, "And to .take the catheter out of hi s Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA by the way, we're thinking of arm and insert it correctly, as 90069. · · Submitted photo Shannon Slavm of Me1gs County held the winning ticket in a fundralser carried out by Planned Parenthood of Southeast. Ohio and won a two-year lease on a 2006 PT Cruiser. Lenny Eliason, Athens County Commtss1oner, pulled the winning ticket at the PPSEO offices on State Street, Saturday Apnl 15, at noon. The fund raiser grossed $11,000 and Shannon was in attendnnce at th.e gathenng held to pull t~e ticket. She began driving her new car Monday afternoon. Here Slav1n 1s announced as the wtnner of the car lease bY. Commissioner Eliason and Chris Matter, director of Development for Planned Parenthood. · ' 4-H ·Ciubs News Survivor's 4-H Club The Survivors 4-H 'cicb met recently at the home of Julie Hubbard with ten members and two advisors attend, . ing. New fair rules, electing officers and 4-H camps were discussed. Haley ,Perdas provided refreshments. The nex i ·meeting wi II be on April 20 ·at 6:30 p.m: at the home of Sheryl Roush. Plans are to tie dye shirts for new 4-H shirts. · Haileigh Bush, News Reporter - Meigs County Dairy 4-H Club were also discussed with assistance as needed to be given at the next meeting. Autumn Hauber gave a report on public speaking and Junior Fair Board business. She also spoke of things that were discussed at the last Junior Fair Board meeting and gave a demonstration on how to speak out in public. · Weddle served refresh-· ments. The next meeting will be held at the Weddle home on May 7. Projects and booth ideas will be worked on. Autumn Hauber, News Holzer Hospice announces clinical director OHIO JtenchCity VALLEY Jtnt~ttue & Cr~ft .Mall BANK. 10:30 am- 2:00 pm 5 great sandwiches to choose from ... only S2.99 615-1812· · Point Pleasant, WV . 713-5536 . Pioneers 4-H Club The Meigs County 4-H Dairy Club met on March 26 The Pioneers 4-H Club met at the home of Ed Holter on April 9 at the home of with ·l3.members and 3 advi- · Ashley Life with 14 memsors present. Officers were bers and 2 advisors present. elected, discussions were The Basket a-Day drawing, . held on the dairy sweep- serving a dinner at Eastern . stakes, bigger air condition- Elementary on May 27th and er, new ice CJeam machine . public speaking were disand selling basket ticket s cussed. were discussed. . Project work was dis Jan Holter served refreshcussed and Tina Drake ments. The next meeting will be at the Tom Pullins showed club members how home on April 22 at ·1 p.m . to do a demonstration. . 'Refreshments were served Pla!'s for basket drawing, by Kayte , Keri and Kourtney proJect and committee selecLawrence. The next meeting tions will be discussed. Kara Osborne, News will be on April 30 at Life's or Drakes. The members are Reporter to go over their officer ·manuals and Kayle . and Keri Lawrence are to do demonstrations. Officers were elected at a Keri Lawrence, News recent meeting of the Kool Reporter Kats 4-H Club met. on March 30 at the home of Barb Woodyard with 12 members and two advisors present. Elected were Jamie Bailey, president; ·· Vice .The purchase of 4-H club President: Whitley Leach, . T-shirts, with the club to pay, vice president; Grace the cost of . each shirt, and Edwards, secretary; Katey planting flowers at the Hartenbach, treasurer· Chester Courthouse as a Bay lie Holter, news reporter: community project were disCody Rayburn , recreation cussed at the recent meeting leader; Holly Johnson, safety of the Whiz Kids 4-H Club . leader; Brittney Leach, held at the ~u c kley hom e. health leader. 1 Judging dates, fair and fair A group project, outdoor theme, animal weigh-in and trip to Old Man's' Cave and tattoo dates were noted, and individual projects were di s- · D.a niel Buckley gave a talk cussed. on the Roc:kets Away project, A fun game of football de scribing Estes type rockets wa~ enjoyed ~y the group. and the science of flight. Indivtdual projects and plans A d B kl ld h . for the Old Man 's Cave triP. . .n rea uc ey to ow . will be discu ssed at 'the Apnl she pam ted a border .on her meeting. bedroom ";all for the project, Baylie Holter, News Adventures in Home Living. Reporter Health and s ·afety tips were g1ven by ~hose officers. Dodge Ball and Fri sbee were enjoyed, led by Cheyenne Doczi , recreation · with ten members and leader. three advisors present. Morgan Werry · and the Upcoming dates for animal Buckley's provided refreshprojects, fair theme and • booth ideas, and how t6 pre- ments. The next meeting will on pare projects· for judging May 7 at 2 at the Ridenour were topics discussed at the recent meeting of the U.S.A. home. Demonstrations are to Kids 4-H Club held at the be gi"!en by Casey Ridenour and Ethan Steger and llowhome of Joyce Weddle. er, s will be planted at Chester. · · Animal project rules, Pam Buckley, Advisor weights and dates for tag-ins Mother's Dav Gifi hems Specials• Report~r · Nail C.1re • Helix Cuts . · facials & Waxing ·Massage · Body Wraps Spa Packages ·Chemical Peets • IY\k.roderm Abrasions 326 Second Avenue Gallipolis, OH 45611 (740) 446-2933 Hours: M-F I Oam-Ciose 01:. ' •Hand Puppets for Children •Antiques for the Antique lover Our 19,000 square foot store offers thousands of gifts for the entire family. "P and Ave. Oalllpolla, OH 740-44.._ Hear wlult others are saying , ~ ·ffi· ~ I NCOLN -MIICURY 195 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis 748-448·8810 Dbout otlcon Synuo. · I>II. ES II F \HI '\ C ( 'F:\ ll:l{ GAI.LIPO!J.S 435'1> Socond 1\xenue (.<\c·mh fmm l'\\•1 orfi<:t' l "\Jp.·o Mom .~ Th11H K:jO.Spm booking, and spending time with her Maltese named Gracie. " Being able to care for community residents and their familie.s has richly ' blessed me these past 12 years," stated Holcomb. ."It has made ~e realize how preemus life IS and the importance of family and friends." Holzer Hospice serves patients with life-limiting illnesses · in Gallia, ·Jackson, Meigs and surrounding counties. For more information Jan Holcomb abqut Holzer Hospice, please call locally at 446-5074, or Holcomb stated that her goal toll-free at 1-800-500-4850. ' ' Sunday, April 23 GALLIIPOLIS OHKAN Coin Show, 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn , Gallipoli s. No . admission charge. Door prijles awarded, ' . Monday; April 24 POMEROY - OH-KAN . Coin Club, 7 p.m., Pomeroy Library. .. Thursday, April 20 SYRACUSE - Meigs County MRDD Board Meeting, 4 p.m., Carleton School. ROCKSPRINGS - Sman and Sober Town Hall Meeting, 7 p.m. , Meig s · Middle School, discuss teen drinking, drug , internet abuse. Friday, April 21 RUTLAND Revival services will be held at 7 p.m . nightly, April 21-30, at the Rose of Sharon Holiness Church at Rutland . Evangelist .will be the Rev. Mark Hamaker. The Rev. Dewey King is pastor. Clubs and · organizations Thursday, April 20 POMEROY Meigs County American Cancer Society Taskforce, regular meeting, noon, base ment conference room Pomeroy Ltbrary, lunch provided, RSVP 992-6626, ext. 24. POMEROY Meigs Coqnty Retired Teachers, noon luncheon, Trinity Church, entrance off of Second Street, Diana Coates ·speaker, French Colony Women' s Chotus performing, members bring 1tems for Serenity House Women's Shelter, RSVP 992-3214 by April 18. CLUE FOR WEDNESDAY. APRIL 19. 2006 . "Whete thete'!: !:tnoke theN!~!: fite· I 1 They alway!: !:ay If you'.,:e looking fot the egg Don't block the way" · Saturday, April22 RACINE - Alumni class of 1966 of Southern High School breakfast meeting at 8 . a.m. at the Kountry Kitchen,. Racine. For more PLEASE REMEMBER: - Egg Is not at a place of business - Egg Is not at a private residence - Egg Is not Inside a man-made object - You will not need digging tools . - You will not l)eed to climb or the use of a ladder Auditor $5 99 futJ.v!.I!'.Y · Ct11cken & R1b Dmnor $950 il!.tti!IY · Pork Chop Dirmer 2 pc. S7.99 ~ IJOR EAl1fRN ~II[ G'AIUPOUS. OH 45(,31 ' ' ' Meigs County FI.ltll!y -Pla ners $5.99 Saturday, April 22 POMEROY - The Hysell Run Community Church of Hysell Run Road, Pomeroy, will be hosting a free dinner at · 5 and the movie, "Passion of the Christ" at 6:30 p.m. at the church. A nursery will be provided. The public is welcome to attend. For more information call 992-5275 or 7423171. Church events Marty L. Cline $7 99 · 10 Wings $3 00 HRS: ~ Jhrn· t lln'l..inul..l l.Mn • t Wednesday, April 19 SYRACUSE -Syracuse Village Council, reschedued regular session, lO p.m. village hall. REEDSVILLE - . Eastern Loca~ Board of Education, 6 p.m. m tht;: elementary hbrary conference room. Elect IIJJ.u:t,day - Ha lt Cll •C~en Dinn~i I pc. $5 .99 Pubii"C meet"'lnQS . .m.ormauon, < . ~II 949-2021. is "to improve community · ,------------~~~~---­ awareness of hospice services, ensuring that everyone is well infonned of the program and all it has to offer." Holcomb resides in . Gallipolis with her husband, Lee Allen and sons Adam and Andrew. She is a member of the Virlton Baptist Church and enjoys gardening, scrap- ·4-H Camp holding fund raiser · FREE Drlni(s IIIUdi!~> Sl 00 all any Dinner We!lnllll.II!!JI· Hall Rack Dinne r •, Qualifications • Bachelor of Business Administration, Summa Cum Laude, Ohio University • Certified Public Accountant · • Auditor and Consultant for Ernst & Young • 12 Years Business Management • 15 Years Accounting, Auditing and Business Experience . "I would appreciMe your vote on May 2, thank you for your support" 740·446 -2iil'4i!;87-· The Daily Sentinel . 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', ' rrom CSX) • Homefi ll System ~ :~ \ •· ' · Read the broehure. . . . 124 HIGHLAND AVE ; PT PLEASANT, WV (o)d Ca rolina Lu~or Building' Across U.S.A. Kids ' •Home Decor •Furniture • Hali Care /l. M.1keup Whiz Kids 4-H Club .. 4,vailable MlmliJ!y, - Kool Kats 4-H Club • 1- ,.,....... . . - GALLIPOLIS Holzer Medical Center announces the appointment of Jan Holcomb, RN, CHPN, as the ·new clinical coordinator for Holzer Hospice. Holcomb began her employment at · Holzer Medical Center in 1982 after receiving her license; in practical nursing from Buckeye Hills Career Center. In 1991, she graduated from the University of Rio Grande · with. an associate's degree in nursmg. Her past experience at HMC mcludes cardio-pultJion~ and ·medical surgical nursmg. · In July 1994, Holcomb transferred to Holzer Hospice as a staff nurse and in 1997 received her certification in Hospice imd Palliative Care. 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'I'oday's Highlight in History : On April I9, 1775, the Ameri,can Revohnionary War began with the battleS of Lexington and Concord. · , . On this date : · In ·1782, the Net.herlands recognized American independence. 1n 1893, the Oscar Wilde 'play "A Woman of No Importance" opened at the Haymarket Theatre in London. In 1943, during World War IT, tens of thousands of Jews living in the Warsaw Ghetto began a valiant but futile battle against Nazi forces. In 1945, the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "Carousel" opened on Broadway. · ln I 951, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, relieved of his Far East command by President Truman, bid farewell to Congress, quoting a line from a ballad: "Old so,ldiers never die; they just . faoe away." Ih 1975, India announced it had launched its first satellite, from the Soviet Union aiop a Soviet rocket. In 1995, a truck bomb destroyed the ' Alfred P. Murrljh Federal Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people and injuring hundreds. (Timothy McVeigh was later convicted of fed,eral murder charges and executed.) .Ten years ago: On the first anniversary of the Oklahoma· City bombing, hundreds of mourners paused for 168 seconds . of silence at the site where the federal building once stood. President Clinton, visiting Russia, paid tribute to the hundreds . of thousands of Russians who died in the Nazi siege of Leningrad - and to the victims of the Oklahoma bombing as well. · ' f'ive years ago: Pharmaceutical giants dropped a lawsuit against a South African law that could provide cheaper, gener. ending an interna. ic AIDS drugs to millions of Africanstional battle over patent rights and profit. The musical "The Producers" opened on Broadway. Former New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson died at his home in Orford at age 89. One year ago: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany was el~cted pope in the first conclave of the new millennium; he took the name Benedict XVI. A Spanish court convicted a former Argentine naval officer, Adolfo Scilingo, of crimes · against humanity and sentenced him to 640 years in prison for throwing 30 prisoners from planes during his country's "dirty war." General Motors reported a $1.1 billion quarterly loss .. Today's Birthdays: Actor Hugh O'Brian is 81. Actress Elinor Donahue is 69. Actor Tim Curry is 60. Pop singer Mark "F.Io" Vol man (The Turtles; Flo and Eddie) is 59. Tennis playe~ Sue Barker is SO. Recordi.ng executive Suge Knight is 41. Singer-songwriter Dar Williams is 39. Actress Ashley Judd is 38. Singer Bekka Bramlett is 38. Latin pop si~ger Luis Miguel is: 3.6. Actor James Franco is 28. Actress Kate Hudson is 27 . A~tor Hayden Christensen is 25. Actress Catalina Sandino Moreno is 25. Actor Courtland Mead is 19. Thought for Today: "The charin, one might say the genius of memory, is that it is choosy; chancy and temperamental: it rejects the edifying cathedral and .indelibly photographs the small boy outside, chewing a hunk of melon in the dust ." Elizabeth Bowen, Irish-born author (1899- I 973). Department extensions are: Riljlorler: Brian Reed, Ext. 14 ROJK>rler: Belh Serg0n!, Ext. 13 '..' Advertising . Outside Sales: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 qiitolde Sales: Brenda Davis, Ex116 ct•••JCirc.: Judy Cla(k, Ext. 10 ,. General Manager . I· ~ Chanene Hoeflich , Ext. 12 E-moll: newsOmydailysentinet.com . , Web: www.mydailysentinel.com. ,, .. Wednesday, April19, 2006 ...• Mat Hispanic voters really want Bush's success among Schwarzehegger's successHispanic s. The most impor- ful campaign was opposing -tant seems to be his empha- drivers ' licenses for illegat .: ,; ; sis on social values issues, immigrants. But instead of embracing a particularly his oppositien to perfectly sane enforcement"!' gay marriage." President Kathryn Bush had jumped n~ne per- first position, GOP insiders" Lopez centage points with Hispanic warn that Republicans will . . voters since 2000. Though become "an anti-immigra'" ~ Morris, who 's worked for · tion party" if they sho\\rt Mexican president Vicente "re strictioni st" leadershi(5. :· in sincere agreement when Fox (no fan of Americans One recent Pew poll report~' · President Bush talks about- · taking border-enforcement ed only 22 percent of, .. the "American Dream" seriously), also credited sup- Republica ns favor letting- · being open to folks who posedly pro-Latina positions illegal immigrants stay hef'i!,.. "work hard and play by the like increasing bilingual permanenpy (37 percent <if · rules." Hispanic voters want . education, he at least high- Democrats). While Republican Party lighted that there's more to rules to be the nation's priority before we announce an Hispanic voters tharr support officials condemn their own official amnesty (codifying for or a shrug toward 'illegal for supposed xenophobia fcir out current general non. immigration - something fear of not winning oveJ>u enforcement policy) for . some of the current political Hispanics, ttley might stop those wljp haye already bro- rhetoris all but ignores. · to. consider they are not ani)" ~ ken said rules . These pro law-enforce- insulting potential voter~. Hispanic voters; like every ment voters suggesuhat the but their own base. And aS'"' other voter in the pool of GOP needn't be defensive for the Hi spanic voters thev1.-' potentials, will likely be _about having a backbone 'on want so much to court, as won over by Republicans, immigration reform. Besides my aforementioned HiiT~ perceiving leadership from the .simple fact that stiff staffer cautions: "the GOP: ' the GOP on the war on ter- immigration law is the right would l)e suicidal to fa ll fdf'" ror, the economy and so- ' direction, it is also not nec- the soft bigotry of assumin~" called social issues ... not essarily a loser position. For all Hispanics want amnesty because they were pandered example, forme~ Republican ftrst , security later." . ... • to on immigration. Gov. Pete Wilson lost 1 (Kathryn Lopez is the ed~;~ : In fact, in the days after California for Republicans tor of National Review: , the 2004 presidential elec- when he campaigned against Online · (www.nati011alrB . ,. tion, pollster Dick Morris, an effort to keep state bene- view.com). She can be conassessing the returns, wrote: fits from illegal immigrants, tacted at klopez@ national: ·"There are two reasons for while part of Arnold review. com.) ;-:_ •• Terry Allen Day · FAMILY MEDICINE Reducing.clutter, improving lighting help prevent falls l Deaths Keith Chaffee· "' ON CAR EXHAUST. Nonna Hawthome , ., I I ""·' ·" ",.' . ..... H I, Town hall r I ... .'' , L 'l I fl l ..'". ~ .,, ' Tclking myself to the cleaners 111"1 ' . I 'l . of tissue the size of a finger.~:· I) .J . Usually, I'm the only per. open, they are in jars all son that uses my car. If Sue around the house, they are nail clipping. The vacuurtt " uses it, it takes me three · in yesterday's pants' pock- cleaner didn't pick it up. For. .. days to get the thing back to · •ets, they are in the laundry all the noise, for all the four,: pormal. Well, normal for . room where Sue fi shes them quarters, it suckethed not. .,. ; It d1d, however, start to · me. She's jiggled the out of the washer. If I bothJim ered to look, I'd probably talk. In a sexy electroni9,"",; re!ll'view mirror, she's Mullen find 'some in the fridge. Not vo1ce, the giant, non-wor~- :. moved the side mirrors, she's iuned the radio to the · to mention all the usual ing vacuum cleaner asked · places, under the sofa cush- me if l would like it to spr'd);·! "Best Hits of 1754," and thrown away some very ions, taped to the tone. arm Vanilla , Cherry, Pine OF•· ties. And that green thing in important notes. of an old record player, in Peppermint scent into the ·· "How can you stand the that grayish bag. That can't every coat and jacket pock- car while I· vacuumed. Jl, noise from all those empty be normal. would cost two more quar,"; .et. Time for a trip to the do"They've got a machine at ters . ,: , -soda bottles rolling around in your back seat?" she said. it-yourself car wash. The the grocery store," I told No, 1 would like it to vac~~ · "I had a note· to return first thing you have to do Sue, "Where you throw in uum. ..:: them ·on the back of an yourself is find four quar- all your change and you get Not only was the vacuum·' empty Donut Hut bag, but ters. The car wash change real money back." not picking up any dirt, it machine doesn't work, and I· .you threw it away." "You've got to be kidding was starting to add dirt td ' "There were 40 of. them ." didn't know how to fix it me," she ·said.· "It's highway my car. Small clouds of dark' "And each one liad an myself. As I remember, it robbery. They keep I0 per- grey dust wece coming out·' important note to myself on w.as broken the last time I cent ofi t." . of the vacuum cleaner hos~ : '·~ it." . was here, · two mon.ths ago "Unlike our · furniture , "If you would like me to" "Was one of those notes, - give or take 22 months. which keeps I 00 percent of stop blowing the previous Anyway, I won't bore you it," I wanted to say, but it customer's dirt into your; 'Lose some'weight?'" The only thing worse than with how hard it is to get came out, "Oh, yeah, what car, please deposit three , having my wife borrow the four quarters when you need was I thinking? Of course, quarters, now," 1 expected ) car is having other people in them. Let's just say there you' re right. ' 1 the vo1ce to say next. ; . At last, ready to go, I put There was no one arounl} the car. I'm supposed to•take was an unpleasant scene. at a few neighbors on a short the grocery store, at the four quarters into the do-it- to complai11 to. That's th~ . road trip tomorrow, and I coin-op laundry, at the drug- yourself, gigantic car-clean- worst part of doing-an}"' ··· don' t want them to think store and at several fast food ing vacuum cleaner. The thing-yourself: Complaining: I'm a· slob so I have to clean restaurants : A beggar on thing was the size of soda to . yourself. I'm going t~~ Main Street finally took pity vending machine. write myse lf a nasty nore • the thing out. ' 1t roared into action -· it about my . crappy servic~. [ I've been meaning to wipe on me and gave ·me six. that "Please Was~ Me" sign quarters for two dollars. I soun\led ·like a 747 taking Where' s that Donut Hut.- . off the l)ack window for think he probably works for off. I'd be luckj' ifit doesn't bag? .· (Jim Mullen is the authO'¥: the car wash . suck the seat covers off, months. And whatever that At home, of course, I though. I put the nozzle to . of "It Takes a Village ldiorr stuff is on the passenger side have hundreds, maybe thou- the carpet in fronr of my Coinplicating th e Simptf,., floor that looks like used sands of quarters : There are passenger 's seat where there Life" . and " Bab y's Firsi l!;.itty litter should probably be scooped up. And the bot- some in every drawer I was a small, annoying piece Tattoo. " You c<m ~each hini Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. One month ...... .....'10.27 One year .. .. ........' 123.24 bally ..................50' Senior Citizen rateo One month . . ..... . . ...'9.24 One year . . ... .......'1 03.90 St.tlscribers shOuld remit In advarw direct to the Daily sentlnel. No subscription by mail permitted in areas where home carrier service.Is ava l la~e . Matt Subscription lna.lde Meigs County 13 Weeks .. ... .... . . , .'32.26 26 Weeks .......... . ..'64 .20 52 Weeks ........... .'127. 11 .Ou1Side Meigs County . 13Weeks ....... ... ..• 153.55 26 Weeks· ....... .. . , .' 107. 10 52 Weeks . . . .. , . ,: ...'214.,21 ' ,, " .Rural Action offers land-use optioits · TRIMBLE- As Ohio jobs Meigs County is a part of Action, says it is popular Issues to Consider in manufacturing and mining the agency's territory and because it's not just for • Invasive Plant Control , POMEROY - John A. Casto, 51, of Pomeroy, passed away decline, one · community many land owners w;e · adults. "This . is a family- Options: What are Practical ' development organization is . involved in the educational friendly conference," she Control Techniques? ~onday, Apnl 17, 2006, at Rocksprings Reha\>llitation Center turning back to the land to programs offered by that said. Kids' sessions, which The conference will also tn Pomeroy. jump-start loclil economies. agency. . run concu~ntly with adult feature a contra dance and He was born May 28, 1954, in South Charleston, W.Va., to "Thts event is designed for workshops, are organized by musical performances, plus Farmers, foresters and the late Veri Armand and Thelma Elizabeth Gravely Casto. He community members ·will small farm and woodland the .Rural Action demonstrations on soap makwas a truck driver. · · learn about creating income owners who have an interest Environmental Learning ing, dulcimer construction, Surviving are· his wife, Karen M. Cleland Casto, Pomeroy; on the land at in liew and better ways to use Program and specifically opportunities three children: Johnathon, Jennifer and Jillian Casto, all of Rural Action's eighth annual their land," said Cynthia focused toward the 'interests blacksmithing, basket-making, woodcarving and plant Pomeroy; a sister, Mary Ann Myers (Tony) Perdue of Wellston; Conference, takBrunty, a conference organizof youn~er participants. Landowners · propagation. I a special friend. Ed Hlad, Dexter; nieces and nephew: Leigh, mg place June 2-4, 2006 at · er. "This event' is part of Highlights of .the· conferPre-registratidn is required. Andy and Carri_e Myers; and a special 11iece, Megan Cleland. Cam(:! Oty'Okwa in the Rural Action's approach to ·ence sessions include: A discount is available for There will be no funeral and no visitation, at Mr. Casto's Hocking Hills region of working with' communities to . • Introduction to Growing members of Rural Action and request. participants who register by Southeast O~io.. revitaliz~ th~ re~ion_, We're Ginsen~ Cremation and arrangements are under the direction of Rural Acuon 1s an agency · hopmg 1t w1ll .highh,\lht the • Bastes of Tax Incentives: May I. There are work Birchfield Funeral Home ill Rutland. , I destgned to help landowners variety of opportunities the What You Need To Know exchange positions and volpro_sper through _better use of region .h~.s to off\lr. right here • Harvesting Your Owl) unteer opportunities avail!herr acreage. It IS a member- ' at nome. Timber: How Small Scale able, ·as well as a limited based ~onprnfit organizati~n The conference is attended· Operations Work number of scholarships for qualifying individuals. promoll~g soctal, ~co~olll!c by hundreds of people every . • Developing a Sustainable LANGSVILLE - Terry Allen Day, II, 27, Langsville, · Register and envtronmental JUStice m year. Shana Byrd, an putSmall Business by calling Cynthia passed away on April 16, 2006. . Appalachian Ohio. reach coordinator for Rural • Leasing • Your Land: Brunty at 740-767-4938. .He was born on Nov. 4, I 978, in Logan. He was employed as a landscaper. . . . He is survived by his mother, Kathy Day of Middleport; brothers, Keith Day of Middleport, Marvin Day of Pomeroy, Shawn Day of Middleport, David Day of Middleport, and ' 'Stoney Day of Wapakoneta, Ohio; step-brother, Bryan Webster of Mansfield; padternal grandparents, Marvin (Rhea) Bean, Minersville; girlfriend, Angie Russell, Langsville; stepchildren, Shana Roush and Kyle Russell of Langsville; Question: My mother is in ing to halls, stairways, bed- over 30 seconds, she 'is at or low light situations. nephew, Isaiah Day, Middleport; and several aunts and uncles. . her early 80's, is in good rooms Finally, if you · feel that and bathrooms. great risk for falls and less He ·was preceded by his parents, Terry Day, Sr. and Sara Day. health and lives by herself. Removing excess furniture able to live independently. In your mother is at increased Services will be held at I p.m. on Thursday, April 20, at Recently a friend of hers fell, and clutter is also helpful. that case, I would. su~gest risk for falls, there are hip Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy. Officiating will be the Rev. broke her hip and ended up in The 'Shower and bathtub that you consult a phys1cian protective pads that' can be Jonathan N!Jble and burial will follow in Meigs Memory a nursing Mme. I am worried pose risks for a person of for further guidance. wotn to protect ihe hip bones Gardens. Fnends may call on Thursday, April 20, from II that my mother will fall. any age, but for , a senior Another ·area to look at in case of a fall. Ask your a.m. until time of service at the funeral home. What can I do to decrease her they can be partiCularly haz- carefully is medications. If pharmacist or a local home risk of falling or injuring her- ardous·. To lessen the ·risk, your mother is taking more care supplier where these can self if she does? · · install handrails and non- than four different medica- be purchased in your area. Answer: Over 20 percent skid surfaces in the bath· tions, she's statistically at a Family Medicine~ is a of serious injuries in people room. It can also be helpf11l greaier risk of falling. If one over 65 are due to falls . In to paint the walls around the of her medications is a tnin- weekly column. To submii . fact, in this age group, fall- toilet in a dark .color. This quilizer, sleeping pill or anti- questions, write to Martha A. related injuries are the lead- can make the toilet "stand histamine, that can be partie- Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., . ing cause of accidental death. out" in.low light and make it ularly problematic. It would Ohio University College of Most falls occur at or close easier to find at night. be a good idea to go over Osteopathic Medicine, P.O. REEDSVILLE- Keith D. Chaffee, 70, of Reedsville, died Figuring out if a person is your mother's medication Jist Box 110, Athens, Ohio Monday, April 17, 2006, at St. Joseph's . Hospital in to the patient's home. So both still capable of independent with her and her physician. . . 45701, or via e-mail to readof your concerns, fall prevenParkersburg, W.Va. . living 1s a complex matter. Here are a few additional erquestions@familymedition and reducing mjuries Arrangements are under the direction of Ewing Funeral There is, however, a simple tips that might help reduce cinenews.org. Medical infor- . when falls do happen, ara. Home in Pomeroy and. will be announced upon completion. . quite legitimate. Man~ fac- "in home" test that you could · the risk of falling. Wear flat, .matum in this column is protors increase a person s risk try as a quick screening test. rubber soled shoes. Take an vided as an educational serfor falls. The pnmary causes This is called the "get up' and ell:ercise class once or twice vice only. It does not replace . . . of falls are environmental go" test. It checks a person's a week. This can improve the judgment of your petCHESTER - Norma Hawthorne, 68, of Chester, passed factors . Throw rugs that are · agility. Have your mother rise balance and agility. Have sonal physician, who should · away on April 18 at her residence. Funeral services will be not secured, clutter and poor from a sitting position, walk regular vision tests. ~t's be relied on to diagnose and held on Friday, April 21 at I p.m . at the Fisher Funeral lighting are common causes 10 feet, turn around, and · common to need stronger recommend treatment .for Homes in Pomeroy. Visitation will be held on Thursday, of falls in .the home. Address return to the chair and sit eyeglass prescriptions as we any medical conditions. Past Aprill9 from 4-9 p.m. at the funeral home. 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Our main number is .. . . . ODD D Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every aftemoon, ' Wednesday, April19, 2006- '. · : The Daily Sentinel ~.ir main cor1cern in ·8u stories is to be # I'D UKE TO BUY A FOUR~ DOOR THAT RUNS '/--etters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All leiters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address a~d telephone numbe~ No unsigned letters . will be published. Letters sho~ld be in good !aste, addressing issu.es, not personalities. Letters of thank> to organi~a tions and individuals will not be accep.t edfor publication. C,arrectlon Polley I Republicans are understandably and laudably concerned · about expanding their electoral base to include more Hispanics. But it's insulting to assume that. Hispanics will vote for you, as some leading Republicans seem to, only if you tum a blind-eye toward those who have entered the country illegally via · "economy class" (as they dubbed making it across our open southern border in the movie "Spanglish"). As one GOP Hill staffer puts it, "it bor. ders on racism to think that Hispanics automatically support amnesty for illegal immigrants over security at our borders." Indeed, Steve Camarata, director of re,search for the Center for. Immigration Studies, notes that: "polls show . that for actual Hispanic voters, immigra~ tion ranks as a relatively low priority. So it's not clear this is a way to win Hispanic voters." He adds that "for actual Hispanic voters who . inight vote Republican, they tend to be more law-andorder types, so again it's not clear that this is a winner politically." "Law-and;<>rder types" would generally nod LETTERS TO THE n EDITOR Reader Services • ' I ' 'I · 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio .. ~ ~ • ' Page,M· . . . . OPINION ~ The Daily Sentinel ' 1 Mural from PageA1 from PageA1 The meeting will · also include displays from local tobacco .and alcohol prevention groups as well as displays made by students from both Meigs Middle and High Schools about the dangers of the internet. These schools had recently been participating in an educational program developed by i-SAFE,Inc., anonprofit foundation dedicated to protecting the online ell:periences of youth everywhere. Students have recently construct~d research papers, power pomt presentations, tshirt and poster designs that they've convey · what learned from i,SAFE. Inc: about how to be safe on the internet. These projects will be judged this week and prizes purchased by the district ,will be awarded to students during the meeting. These prizes include the much coveted Apple I-~ods. . The Smart and Sober Town Hall Meetings" are an initiative headed by Ohio First Lady Hope Taft with whom Galha Meigs Community Action Agency (GMCCA)' Representative Teresa Varian has been working with to coordinate the 'Meigs County meeting . ' Both Varian and GMCCA Tobacco Prevention Specialist Nancy Barker have said they hope a youth safety coalition comes out of this town hall meeting. creation frocess . However, the .ORB . does not provide funding to pay for the design of any murals, does not pay an artist to paint it, or for any materials. . Middleport could include design costs into . its streetscape design plans, which are to be completed with· a $10,000 Appalachian Regional Commisston grant awarded to a leadership group in the village. The Development Group is now seeking proposals from fitms interested in completing that phase of the revitali'zation project. The Development Group could pay the muralist with Tier II downtown . revitalization funds, if awarded. The Middleport Development Group, with . County the Meigs Community .Improvement Corporation as its agent, will submit a May application for downtown revitalization funds through the state development department. Up to $400,000 would be available, if the grant · application is approved, for streetscape beautification and matching funds for code upgrades and facade improvements for building owners. While the committee originally envisioned one large mural, promoting the revitalization mission statement, plans may be changed to include several smaller murals throughout town, an idea the mural team suggested. The committee hQpes to incorporate some of the vjl ~ !age's history or landmarks in the design of the mural or murals, but has not yet chosen a style or theme for the project. That process will mvolve as many members of the community as are interested. '"Many of our murals serve to honor the memory of a community .landmark that's no longer in the community," said artist Terry Fortkamp, who desig·ned and painted murals ·at · O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, and in the Village of Glouster. The mural project could also involve local school children, according to Marilyn Ni~~ly. who will serve as the facilitator for the Middl~port mural project. "Creating a mural is a process that accomplishes your go~ls," Nicely said. "If you think of the final prod.uct, the mural, as a tool in this process of reaching your goals, you will begin to realize that it is in Jact the process and not the . mural itself that achieves your goals. BY TERRY KINNEY 35th anniversary of the moon walk by Armstronjl and fellow astronaut Buzz Aldrin, CINCINNATI Even and has designated all · the among astronauts, moon- astronauts of the Mercury, walker Neil Armstrong gets Gemini and Apollo programs special reSRCCt. . as Ambassadors of "I've been lucky .enough to Exploration. have a tot of opportunities in Armstrong accepted the my own life, so I'm not usu- award at the Cincinnati . ally given over to much envy Museum Center, ·where it will of other people," said John be on permanent display. Glenn, who has orbited Earth About 200 invited guests and has been a U.S. senator attended. from Ohio. "But for Neil, I "I get to keep it myself only make a big exception." so long as I speak today. So Armstrong became the fust I'm going to be talking man to walk on the moon. longer · thari usu.al,", July 20. 1969, when Apollo Armstrong joked. II set down on the lunar surface. ·"I envy Neil for that wonderful, wonderful ell:peri· ence," Glenn said Tuesday at 'Payment Plans AvaUable a ceremony in whiCh NASA presented Armstrong with a or present this ad for 10% discount piece of the moon rock he and register for a free monument brought back, about 2 grams "Swing Meigs Co, for oVft 3 years! of medium light gray, finegrained basalt encased in qjeautlfu£ 9(emories 9(onuments clear plastic. · 2411 J•ckson Ave. Toll Free 45065 Eagle Rld1e Rd~ NASA created the _ , · Point Pleasant; WV OH . 877 199 1600 Ambassadors of Explqration 675·2015 award to commemorate the ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Notice to Salisbury Township Voters ~O CAN MEIGS COUNTY AFFORD TO 0 o LOSE EXPERIENCED PEOPLE? _0 6 ·* . PI~ESGIOOL . J~EGJSrJ~A110N I 0 ELECT · MARY T. BYER-HILL E *· ' E * MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR 2 Appointments Are Ne_cessazy * DON'T LET 13 YEARS · EXPERIENCE BE WASTED T 0 0 6 ESPECIALLY IN THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE I 0 The Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center Preschool regisll'ation for the 20062007 schl)ol year will be held Monday, May 1,-2006 at Bradbury Learning Center. Moonwalker receives moon rock as part of NASA award 2 0 0 '• YOUR SUPPORT AND VOTE IS APPRECIATED To schedule an appointment contact Betsy at 740..992-1740 6 When you go to the polls on May 2, you will notice that there will be a 'Cemetery Levy on the ballot. This levy will support the five cemeteries that are located throughout Salisbury Township. The cemeteries include Rocksprings, Bradford. Howell Hill. Austin and Bunker Hill. Every township in Meigs Cllunty has a cemetery levy, except for Salisbury,and one other township. Without the support of a levy, it makes 'it extremely difficult to maintain the proper care that each cemetery deserves. The money generated through the levy will go toward the.costs of mowing artd weedeating. tree and bush trimming, and general upkeep and maintenance. The levy would cost the taxpayers in Salisbury Township .05 on every $100.00. We need your help in keeping our township;s cemeteries looking res~table and presentable to the public who visits them. , PtPn<P $Upport this levy and vote .YES on May Salisbury Township Trqstees John Hood Manning Roush Bill Spaun Richard Bailey, Fiscal Offi.cer f. rrn"l~~ ·-· ,, • 1 1 ' t' t' O I I'• I '• • • ft •,~ • 1 • ° •• • , ' •• 0 • ; • '• • J . • • 11 ' . • I ' ' \- • ' • • I . ~ 1° �.' ._ ~· - "": -- . . . . . . ,."]. ..,..__._~ ... --- . - . ' • • Page A~ . OHIO ' The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April19, 200~ The Daily Sentinel Inside . Marlins double up Reds, B6 . Governor's '05 ethics report lis-ts no free golf ROCK IIALL OPENS ROY ORRISON EXHIBIT BY M.R. KROPKO ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER · CLEVELAND - Taft is required under law to COLUMBUS (AP) Gov. Bob Taft reported a report the sources of gifts, meticulously detailed list of but he opted to include what gifts he received in 2005, but . they gave as well. golf was not .among tham. Taft spokesman Mar~ .Free rounds of golf that Rickel sa1d . the Rep,y~lica\l .. , Taft received and didn't governor golfed three limes report were at the heart of in 2005 and paid e.ach time, him pleading no contest to Taft sat out through much of four misdemeanor ethics the peak season because of il: . • reporting violations last year wrist injury. he said. Taft also reported to th~ and being fined $4,000. He failed to report 52 free golf Ohio Ethics Commission outings and other gifts accu - that he received about $41,000 in travel, most of it mulated over four years. In his 2005 report filed paid by the state. Among hi~ Monday, golf was absent - . trips was an October trad6 though 40 items, some as mtssion to Germany, France minor as hair-care products, and the United Kingdom a . Christmas ornament, two valued at $7,116, and a trek plates of cheese and crackers to the Hunt Institute gover: from a hotel and coupons for nor~ · education symposiull) ice cream, were included: that cost $3,074. His was the voice of heanache and the lovelorn in the world of early rock' n' roll. · Roy Orbison, who died in ).988 at age 52 of a heart attack. has been a member of the Rock · and Roll Hall of Fame since 1987, a testament to tiis. long . populaiity . derived from his way of blending rock and oountry music. An exhibit that opens to the public Wednesday called "Haunting & YemTJing: The Life . and Music of Roy Orbison" offers a glimpse into his rockabilly career and his personal struggles. . . The exhibit is not traveling. It wa~ put together for the Rock Hall, said Barbara Orbison, Roy Orbison 's widow, ).Vho came to Cleveland from Nashville on Tuesday for the opening. "I'm proud of it," she said. "It ·has a lot of private things. I think Roy's legacy is alive. He's so well known and fl:SFted. There's always a radto station somewhere playing him. And Roy wa1 fond of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It was Bruce Springsteen who inducted him. Roy said to ine that was so wonderful." . The display coincides with what would have been Orbison 's 70th birthday, April 23. Inclu~ are letters Orbison · wrote to himself making vows to take better care of himself, committing to exercise and stopping smoking. There are Did you know that the County A4dltor is responsible for all real estate appraisals? Prima AP Photo A workman at the Rock and Roll Hall of fame and Museum in Cleveland works on an exhibit on Roy Orbison Tuesday. The exhibit which runs· until Oct. 29, coi~cides with the release of legacy Records' Roy Orbison Reissue Project. • IGS ITOR Will always be on the side of the taxpayer for fair and Impartial real estate appraisals. model airplqnes he built as his best male vocalist for his conThe exhibit runs until Oct. hobby. A poster for a I%3 cert Performance of "Oh, Pretty 29. It is small in comparison to show in England shows the Woman" in 1988. But well the Rock Hall's ongoing salute Beatles were the warm-up band before that, Orbison .influenced . to rock music icon Sam Cooke. for Orbison. · a broad rdllge of rock stars who A:n exhibit featuring a 10-year 'The Beatles had gotten so weFe his contemporaries, such period of Bob Dylan's career is popular so fast that mey as Elvjs Presley, the Everly planned to open May 20. demanded a switch and Roy Brothers and John Lennon. A video screen in the el\hibit went along," opening_ up for the "llis one-of-a-kind voice and Fab Four instead, said Howard ethereal songs set him apart shows Orbison performances. Kramer, Rock Hall curator. · from all of his contemporaries He ·usually . wore big-framed In 1990, Orbison posthu- and made for a diverse set of glasses beneath thick, black hair. mously won a Grammy for followers," Kramer said. '. i • Wednesday, Apri119, 2oo6 Southern downs Marauders BY Seem WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT GALLIPOliS- A acheciJie of upcuning coll&ge and high aehool varsity sporting ewnts Wlvolving teams from Gallla. Meigs and MaSOM counties. Iqdg'• 9'""' 8ooebal1 .. Jackson at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Southern at Eastern, 5 p.m. Chesapeake at F!iver Valley, 5 p.m. Meigs at Vinton County, 5 p.m. Sotlball Gallla Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. !'oint Pleasant at Williamstown, 4:30 p.m. Southern at Eastern, 5 p.m. .Chesapeake at River Valley, 5 p.m. Meigs at Vinton €ounty, 5 p.m. . Track lind Field River Valley Invitational, 5 p.m. at , Wheelersburg . rhuraday'• ume• Baseball Point Pleasant at Falrlaml, 5:30p.m. Wahama at Parkersburg Catholic, 5 p.m Ravenswood at Southern. 5 p.m. Federal Hocking at Eastern, ti p.m. Soltboll Southern at Hannan, 5 p.m. Federal Hocking at Eastern, 5 p.m. Tennla Gallla Academy at Marietta, 4:30 p.m. College Softball Ohio Dominican at Rio Grande, ~ p.m. RACINE - Breaking a 2-2 tie in the second inning, the Southern Tornadoes broke a two-game losing streak and jumped back on the winning track in a big way with ·an 11-6 inter-divisional victory over the Meigs Marauders Thesday night at Star Mill Park. Southern is now 10-3 overall. The ~arne started out in a close, compeutive fashion . Good strategy, aggressive base running, and sunny skies highlighted the ideal props for a .Southern comeback and eveptual victory. Meigs went up 2-0 .in the first inning when Bryan DeLong smgled, Greg Musser walked, and Clayton Blackston hit a two-run double. Southern came back to tie the score in the bottom of the first when Josh . Pape drew a one-out walk, Butch Marnhout reached on an error, Pape came borne on a passed ball, and Brad Crouch had an RBI ground out ,· to short, 2·2. The Marauders went up 3-2 in the second . when Aaron Story walked, stole sec.ond, and was hung out to dry on a pick-off attempt by Southern starter Ryan Chapman. Story took off for third and the throw from second to third bounced off his helmet and out of play, allowing Story to push across the go-ahead run, 3-2 .Meigs. The Marauder lead was short-lived. With one out, Darin Teaford led off a Tornado rally with single, Jake Hunter · walked and Wes Riffle pounded a long-RBI single. Pape reached · via a fielder's choice, Mamhout singled home two runs, and Brad Crouch had an RBI double . That was followed by an RBI single by Chapman in a five-run second \hat · gave SHS a 7-3 lead. · Southern never looked back. Austin Dunfee came in to pitch for Bryan Wallerw/pholci Meigs in the third . Dunfee struck out the first batter he faced, then walked Southern's Josh Pape (5) reaches second base safely after a steal in the siXth inning of Tuesday's contest aginst Meigs at Star Mill Park in Racine. Also pictured are MHS center fielder Tyler Wayland, left, and second baseman Cody Davidson (4). Please see Southem, Bli Your Vote Needed andAo.ureciated. BY GARY CLARK • SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Local weather . Wednesday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 70s. Northeast winds 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday night...Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 40s. North winds around 5 mph. Thursday .. .Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms . Highs around 80. : West winds around 5 mph. 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Clark faced the minimum ·15 batters during the first fiVe frames and was working on a perfect game before River Valley came up with a couple of bunt singles, two errors and a walk in the Raider fifth. The stimulation by the River Valley offense in the three-run fifth inning permitted, the Raiders to score three time to even the score at 3-3 before Wahama rallied in the bottom half of the inning to secure its second win of the season over its Gallia County neighbors. Clark struck out 10 and allowed but one earned run in picking up his first mound victory of the .season for the White Falcons. Kameron Sayre came on to close thin~s out for coach Tom Cullen s diamond nine with Sayre allowing one hit before striking out the side to record the save. The win improves the White Falcons spring record to 5-6 on the year. · Flint was the hard luck, losing pitcher for River Valley . despite tossing a· splendid ~ix inning for the Raiders. 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Brittany Bissell hit an RBI s-ingle to or 992-5287 (Meigs Co.) knot the score, then Amber White hit F~x - i-740·446·3006 into a fielder's choice that knocked m e ..mall-:~: sportsOmydatly~en tlna l.com the go-ahead tally. A bases-loaded soorta stan walk forced another run in and the Brad Sharman, Sports Editor floodgates opel)ed. (740) 446·2342, 81(\. 33 Kara Osborne and Shana Sl)yder had bsherman 0 mydallytribune.oom RBI singles, the11 Hannah Cozart had a tWo-run hit that extended tne Eastern Bryan Walta111, Sports Writer lead to 12-6. Alyssa Baker added · a (740) 446-2342 , ext 23 bwa!tersOmydallytribune.com run-~cor ing single, then an error ' accounted for other score, before Larry Crum, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342. eJ<I. 33 Kel sey Holter capped the big inning Ierum0 mydallyregister.com with a two-Riill .smgle. Snyder paced Eastern with · three hits, including a double . Co~art also doubled and went 2-for-4 w1th three runs batted in. Baker and' Bissell had a p.air of run-scoring single.s each. Holter, Hannah Pratt and Osbor~e also hit safely for Eastern, whtch beat the Lady Rebels for a seco~d ume th1s year and has been play1ng muchImproved ~o~tball as of late . Coa~h Pam Douthut s club beat SolJ!h Galha and Wellston .last week . South Galha has played very few games th1s season due to weatherrelated postponements and fell to lA. Mary ·Stapleton went 3-for-4 mclud1~~ ·a doub.le to pace.the Lady Rebels. N1k1 Fulks had two smgles. Glenna Wn~ht, Kn~ten HalleY,. Ashley Clar.y and Justma Taylor illso smgled m the setback. . . .. South Galha led 1-0 aft~r one ~nmng after the speedy Fulks hit an mfield single, stole second_and later scored on ·another mf1eld htt off the bat of Stapleton. . . . . . Eastern ued m the second mnmg after Holter, who drew a lead-off walk, worked her way around the bases and ~arne home on an RBI groundout by Pleese see Eastern, B6 . ,. , W•h•ma, I I Brad BhMma.,..._ Eastern's Alyssa Baker scores a run duri~g Tuesday's non-league contest with south Gallia at Don Jackson Field in 1uppers Pla1ns : ., ----·-- �-82 • The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April 19, 2oos www.mydailysentinel.com Page www.mydailysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Wednesday, Aprll19, 2006 m:ribune - Sentinel - l\e ititer CLASSIFIED • r·-----...-.r USlS 1"' ~..,_...FOR .."iii()U) iiRimrfi-~ -1 r M~J<~OMES A~~ 1 ~.a-;=::;==:, ~..,t.'o-·FOR·"·O·RENr--~, Rl\lerVIew vacant lot 98x75 llousF.s Front Street Middleport FOR lbNr asking $25 000 (740)992 2849 t BA house 11 Garfield Ave Gall1pol1s $350 month Ca ll Thirteen 5 to 12 acre lots 1n lor deta ls (740)44 1 0194 or Morgan Twp Gallla Coun ty (740)441 1184 96 acres In Cheshtre Twp Gallia CouQty: Six 5 acre lots 2 or 3 bedroom hOuse tor In Salem Twp Meigs County Possible tand contact on all rent m Racme area no pe ts except 96 acre piece Phone (740)992 5858 (740)669 0143 No calls aHtJr 9 OOpm ,. 2br House on 2111 Lincoln "'ZI"'"~-~~--'1 Ave No Pets Depos ~ & ref ~ REAL EsTAn: erancas $400/month WANIID (304)675 2749 <>allla (011 11ty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW I_ Need to sell your home? 3brl2 bath ch/a all eppfi To Place m:rtbune Sentinel 1\egtster Your Ad, (740) 44~-2342 (7 40) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 .....,c,. a. _II_T_o_d_a_y._._·_·__o...,rF•a-x To (740) 446-3oo.s......--'-_ _o_r_F_ax_"t:_o.;..<7_4o..:..>_ss_2....,·2_1s...,.7_ [)earlifire.f' Oftfee llo«P'~ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Disolay Ads Dally In- Column 1 DO p m Monday- Friday for Insertion All Display 12 Noon 2 Bu8 lnesa Days Prior To In Next: Day • Paper Publication Sunday In- Column: 1 00 p m Friday For Sundaya. Paper Sunday Dl• play 1 00 Thursday for Sundays • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response • InClude Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days r AwJuNmwNrs Classmates Colleagues of U S A etc I Zelda Wtlson need financial hap Obla1nmg house hom owner for com mumty sei'VIces for all th at need help betore a publiC sale the m1ddle of May 2006 Contact Mordecai 0 Wt lson Owner All mall PO Box 73 Lula GA 30554 telephone 1 770-869 3937 Conc ealed P stol Class Ohto WI/ May 13 2006 $75 00 9 OOam VFW Mason WV Ph (740)84:;. 5555 r Box number ads a lwaya confldentlal rate car All Real Eatat ctvertlaementa ar ubloct to the Fedora air Housing Act o 9611 nowapope only hoi ented ada meetln DE otandarde Wt will not knowtn GIVEAWAY ..__HELP-·W·ANIID--• male (Buster) Morn1ngstar area Reward (740)949 3700 Y•u NoT 10 1f2.~ fo Dt/fSfA~ MY Cf11: Lost large yellow dog on At 33 near fa r groundSIWtllow Cre ek Ad Reward (740)91l2 5029 Lost white English Setter plus dark brown Brittany Park nson Ad area Reward (7401742 4204 3442 Lost Gold Mar1ne Corps Rmg Onyx setting Reward call (740)992 7200 r 12yds bust & plied COI'ICfete Excellent f II Must haul & take all Call day time only ___ (304)675-7694 I YARD SALE • lilr-.~~......, 1 1110 8 pupp es lo giveaway part YARD SALilAustra 1an 01ngo/Austrahan GAU.JPOUS Shepherd med um size dogs Call after 5pm Yard Sale 167 Woodland {740)446 3098 Dr Wed Thurs 9 5 Cotne and See" Black& White fem ale dog 4 about 6 months old to go nr..~v~o/~y 1 Home (304)675 4431 ___ rU!VmKV•tlnwua..r. • IIELPWANtiD IIELPWANI"Ell Are You Tired of Not Having Enough Money to Make Ends Meet A maJor Distributor 10 the Air & Water Industry is offering a Home Bus1ness Opportunity m Sales tor those who are con cerned w1th tndoor a ~r quail Free to good home Male Apnl 22 Movtng Sale ly salety of dr nk1ng water & Shepard mix about 1 yr old Treasures Some Furn1ture the environment A meettng (7 40)709-6218 No Clothes End of at the Point Pleasant Library r Pr. .Pu:AsANr no o r r Mobile llomM lot Rent _ .. - l o r sate ~WL~ llotoocycleo & 4 WhMlere Muelc.ollnetrymento Pereonale ••••• Petolor sate ... Plumb.!ng Ha.llng ••• P"""uloMI Servlcee. Redlo, TV CB Repair R e e l - • Wonted ... a a llchoole lnotruclloli.... .. ...... PIMrt & ........ • 8ltuollono Wonted .... Bpoce far Ron! •• • • lk>lorllng Goode sUv'a for sate "ll"uc:bfor sate ~=;:"L.; Buy .... Buy· Form Supplies Wllllld W...l8d To Do • .. Wlftl8d to Rent Yard s.te- Galllpollo Yord s.te-PomaroyiMiddla Yard Sale-PI PleaNnl 420 320 ~0 .740 570 005 560 820 230 160 380 •• 150 850 120 480 520 ...... 720 715 . ~~g 090 . 820 180 •• 470 .. 072 074 078 Exper ence Truck Dnve r Truck MechaniC h nng now Class A COL requ red Dump Trailer exper1ence requ red Potential for $1000+per wee~ call (304)722 2184 Sam 10 4pm MF .. Mtx male breed dog 1 Mechamcs Street 9am 112yrs old hxed loves chd f m dren needs room to run YARD SAJ...E.. (740)949 2122 lWo reg la bs 1 Chocolate Medl Home Health Agency Inc seek1ng PAN Speech Therap1s1 and OCcupatiOnal Theraptst fo r Gallipolis Ohto an d surroundmg area Ltcensed 1n Ohio or West Vlrgtnla preferred We offer a competitive salary E Q E Please send resume to 352 Second Avenue Galhpohs OH 45631 Attn Judte Reese or email )reese@msa corp com Metgs Memory Gardens Asst Office Mgl' needed P.art Time to start. Must be skilled In Basic Acct and Office S~lll s Contact Kathy Lehwe 740 992 7440 LOST 2 calves Red 300 lo 350 lbs n Letart/Board Church Ad area (304)695 female 1 Yellow mate Must Apnl Thurs 20 & Fr1 21 time ta ke bolh (740)446 071 8 1Oam-4pm old cOOkie JSrs stone Jars antiQue turmture 5 guns 15 qutlts 6 tin pie CLASSIFIED INDEX safe 1o p1c1ures & frames old dtshes & lamps much 4x4'e For sale··::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: 725 Announcem.nt. 030 much more New Haven Antlquee 530 Hetghts New Haven VN Apartment• tor Rent 440 Auction and Flea Market 080 In si de Yard Sale Auto Parte & Accessories 760 Fr1Sat&Sunday Furn lure AutoRepalr lots of Househol d Items Autoetor Sate 71 End of Jencho Ad turn nght & Motoralor sate 750 big gray garage on left Building Supplloa 550 But~lneee and Buildings 340 AUCI10NAND But~lneea Opportunity. 210 ~MA!oo:r Buolneao Training 140 Campara & Motor Homes 790 Auction MOdular Hous e Camping Equipment 780 and Tools & Equ1pment Cardo of Thanks 010 Buckeye H1lls Career Chlld/EI-Iy Care 190 Center R o Grande Ohio Eleclrlc.oi/Aelrlgeratlon.. 840 T&E farm trac tors at Equipment lor Rent 480 11 ooam House at 12 00 Excavlltlng.. • 830 Noon on May 6 2006 Fonn Equipment 810 (740)245 5334 Fonno for Rant 430 Fenno for Sate 330 For Laau 490 Carolina Flea Market Frt Sat ForSIIIe 585 Sun Outs de (304)675 5516 For sate or Trade 590 or (304167511 60 Fruita & Veglltables 580 WANIID Furnlehed Roome 450 roBuv Gel Ill • tt.ullng , 850 Qlftftwoy. 1140 HoppyAde 050 Absolute Top Dollar U S lt.v & Groin. 640 Sliver and Gold Coins IWpW110 Proofsets Gold R1ngs Pre 1tC!f1M tmprovemente 810 1935 US Currency " - • for Sate 310 Solltatre Dtamonds M T S HouMIIOid Oooda 510 Coin Shop 151 Second Houeeotor Rent 410 Avenue Gatllpol s 740 446 In U.mortom 020 2842 .....,..nee 130 L8wn & Garden Equipment 580 I buy Junk Cars (304)773 u~ a30 5004 LcMIIrld Found 080 Lote & AcrMge 350 I Will buy .1un11 ldlri Call ~· • 170 (740)388-9303 lUI Q1 0 . - ~hendlee 540 Mobile- Repelr .880 Wanted to buy 1865 Charles w..- ww 1 viii~ ~-------­ occopl any adver lument In vlolatlo I tho law KIT & CARLYLE lnrr AND Dicken s Books (304)675 1!499 I \ 11'1 I)' \II'\ 1 -.. 1 I~' I! I -.. 1110 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts WOOd Items To$4jj()lwk Materials provtded Free Information pkg 24Hr 801 428.-a49 2001 Harley Davrd son D1nawide Glide Blue and S1lver Very niCe manY extras 14:000/mtles $14 500 (304)675-1310 An Excellent Way to ear(l money The New Avon Call MartiYfl 304 682 2645 Apnl 21 Sl Ever~one 6 30 Welcome pressurfi~i no obllgatton (304)576 2056 Information for SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Card Df Thanks ~ ..,l'.so_....~.:'.Do.m.___.l t'a pm No call more Compl ete yard work and smj:lll home repa1r 20 years exp Call (740)446 3682 I'' Cim~:JUY I 4 year old Coloni al on 3 acres approx 1 900 sq ft 3 bdr 2 baths 2 car garage master bdr 1s 28x24 wtlh a lub $1 25 000 Child Care provided by edu jaCUZZI cation major/ Mommy of 3 (740)446 7029 year old loving Chns!lan educati onal 7BR 5BA Foreclosure only envlroment act1v ties and wholesome $18 000 For 11stings call meals provided Call Aprtf 800 391 5228 e>l F254 740.992 7920 to find out morel Attention! If '\\'\( 1\1 Local company offe nng 'NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams for you to buy your home Instead ot renting • 100% ftnancing • less than perfect cred it accepted • Payment cou d be the same as rent Locators Mortgage (740)367.()()00 All real eatate advertialng In thla newapaper Ia eu~Rt to the Feder11 F•r Hou•lng Act of 11M w~ch mt~kts It llleg~~l to ad~ertiM 1ny preference llmitlflon or dlacrlmlnation baaed on rtlce color religion 1n: familial 1..W1 or nlltlonal origin or My lnt1ntlon to mak•Mysuch preference limitation or dilcrlmlnllllon Attentton Drivers R&J Tr)JCking s looking for Dnvers w/ 1 yr OTA Expen ence fo r Reg1onal Hauls Average pay 40 s to m d 50 s Home every Weekend call Kent (800)462 9365 iR~W.~m!i1lii.rc II•'PPtl~ For a hm ted rime make 50% sellmg Avon Call (740)446 3358 Apartmenr AVONI AU Areas! To Buy or Full Time Sell Shtrley Spears 304- Manager tor Pleasant Valley Apartm ents In Potnt 675 1429 Pleasant WV Government Be AppreclatiKII Subsides Family Projoct Stable company Steady and Wages negotiable Hours Benefits Med1cal Ins and Up to Sllhour fulltime 401 K Expenence pre Weekly Pay Patd trammg ferred Fax Resume lo Great Bonuses Ann John Hunter (614) MediCai/OenlaiNislon 224 4736 EOE Beneftl8 Paid Vacattons and Housekeeping Superv sor Holrdays Heatthcare Serv1ces Group CALL NOW START Inc IS look1ng for a career SODNI onented aggress1ve hands (740)4t&-7442 ext 2311 or on manager n the Maneha 1-&n-463-6247 ext 2311 area As the leadmg provtder of housekeepmg and laun dry serv•ces to the k)ng 1erm care Industry we are seek mg IndiVIduals who w II effect ve ly represent our company and manage our on s~e operatiOJlS We proNO E~PERIENCE NECESSARY VIde a com petitive salary FUL TIME CLASSES patd tram ng and benef ts COL TRAINING package Please fax resume FINANCI"-10 AVAILABLE JOB PLACEMENT lo 1 614 57Hl125 FOR SALE No Down Payment Required Owner sellmg two homes 1n Gat11pohs Easy Qu alifying Payment as low as $400 (740)446 2422 All Types Masonry Bnck Block Stone Free Est1ma1e (304)773 9550 304 593 tl421 --------Expenenced Farm Hand wanted Ph one (304)675 1743 HoMES HoMES FOR SALE This new1paper wilt not knowingly accept advertlnm•nte lor real ours tiCt Thre~ Bedroom hous e in Pomeroy Off ma1n Road River VIew $27 000 1 740 992 2593 uc rab Creek Road 1ctureeque Old Cape Co orne Oak construct on 3 edroom 1 bath big coun ry kitchen lots of cabinets Ius dining room spactou tvm g room & study on 3 cres Beaut1ful rollmg aw /mature shade trees ew pond & dock nlc orkshop plus 4 outbUIId ngs & carport $62 500 tr m (304)675-4680 Son No Land Con tracts Spacious home lor sale cl ose to town and close to city school s N ce quiet Ne•ghborhood Call tor more deta ls (740)645 5058 r M~S~MES · I 12X60 2 B9droom Mob le Home Needs some floor repairs Water line needs replaced As Is you move May 1 2006 movmg dead line $1 200 or Best Offer No reasonable offer refused 740 992 3180 14x55 97 Fleetwood MH 2BR 1 bath e!ec heat/AC gQOd cond1t1on $10 500 Call (740)446 3644 for appl 14x70 mobile home needs work Apro11 1/3 acre Priced to sell fast $8 500 OBO (740)645 0742 16xBO 2003 Noms {top of the line) mobtle home with ~lo/atlon of the lew Our all upgraded appliances reldera are hereby windows & carpet shingle Informed that all roor v1nyl siding gutters 2 dwalllngs advertiHCI in porches 8x10 Amish bu ld thte new1paper •re lng On private lot wfland available on an equal opportunity baHt scaplng and pave d side walks and dnveway Condition Excellent Five be droom 3 5 balh (304)675 5053 (304)593 house In quiet neighborhood 09 98 ••tate which Is In POSTAL JOBS $15 67 $21 98/hr now hlr ing For appl1cat1on and free ~memenJ JOb mto ca ll Am91'1can Assoc of Labor 1 91 3 599-8042 24/hrs amp r: ._ •e_rv______________ ~~AL Rio Grande McDonalds hir lng all shlfta Apply tn per son -TURNED DOWN ON SDCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unlass We WinI Rocks prmgs Rehab1lltat1on 1 688 582 3345 Center 1s look tng for ded!C8t HI \ I f -.. I \II ed compassionate State Tested Nurstng AssiStants P.I'IK'"'--:~----, 10 Competitive wages health H~ and dental benef•ts and 401 K avat lable We take r FOR SALE ·--tioiiiiliiiiii_ _. pnde 1n our fac hty and res! dents and need great tea m players to JOin us II you have the se quahhcaiiOns please apply to Rockspr ngs RehabtlitatiO n Center 36759 Rocksprings Roa d Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Extendtcare Health Job Fair Athens SerVIces Inc 1s an equal Commun ly Center 70 1 E opportumty employer that workplace Stale Street Athens OH encourages Wednesday Apr I 26 10am diversity M/F ON 2pm Over 70 employers lrom SE Ohio! Bnng Tn State area dealership In ~' & resumes and dress to nter need of t:Juah f1ed A' r w 11 2 Pleasant Street Potnt Pleasant WV (304(675 4034 or (304)675-04, 8 3 bedroom 1 112baftl tamUy room dining room new wm dows new AC new water tank fenced yard ---'--..:....--:-::--:-· ENROLLI"-10 NOW 20 acre farm with 2500sq ft custom 1999 2 story home located between Rio Grande ALLIANCE and Jackson 3--4BR den 3 TRACTOR TRAil ER full bath wtth master J&euzzl TRAINING CENTERS huge wrap around porch WYTHEVIllE VA large kitchen with tsland 3 car garage foundation ready 1 800-334-1203 VIew Con tact Me1gs Motorcycle Mechamcs To to frame prtvate sett1ng wtth County Job an(t FamUy be constdered Please send great hunhng $234 900 resume & references to (740)384 51 82 Delivery Person needed Serv1ces 740 992 2117 State Route 160 l ocal Furmture and r ;1onlenance f' rrqerilt •o 11 4367 3BD 2Ba fi replace 40x60 Gall•poltS Ohro 45631 Appliance Dealer Full t1me Hl•'p Wanlr•d 8 flat acres Pleasant barn work Health Insurance No·:• arcrplrng appl1ca Val ley "c d Rlo Gra·•e ·~ offered Send Resume to I ICI'S lor loc.al su perrn;rr $120000 {740)7091166 Box TSC12 k PI ch;llll F lror ltiUll /!, c/o Pom t Pleasant Reg1ster Rdnqeratrorl r.1rnr w um :, 3BR 2 Car attached Garage Gallipolis Career College 200 Ma1n Stre~t yr~ P~jli'IIL'Ill.!.• on 1 06 acres $60 000 (Careers Close To Home) Pomt Pleasant wy 25550 REQUIRED br:e ll ent hcn(304)675 6331 Coli Today I 740-4411 4367 el rh par:k<r 'l'' v.1c;rt1on. 3BR 2ba LA FR wlwood 1 8()()..214.()452 Desk Clerk posubon open rnsur,lr·r:p prcrllt '> ll ;mn q burner gas furnace new tm med1ately Professional pl .ln /1, ,·.,T•I .- I'I•to·,·r· w,,cp-., gal pol aca Hrcollllge com ~c &d ted Member Accfedll ng CA anach ed 2-car garage attitude & lnendly personah SPr'•i "'""I"" 'r• Cooodl lo ~ndvnl OJII-ve& w/posslble upstairs apart ty a rt'M.,ISt Ptease apply 1n i)!rru V. rll• ·'i ano~s127-4B mont plus another attached person at Holiday Inn SrJpl'rr:o.rr".~>l '· lrr · 1.-car garage/work,hop Gallipolis NO PHONE (!IJ;l f ,j•,ltl1dil ' large outbu1 1dmg above CALLS PLEASE f-rorJ{ !I.rnrl ground pool 3 acres mil f' () )Ito. ,.. , ,,, Direct Sales FantastiC 4 Self Wooden Cabinets Ask1ng $1 10 000 Near AkJ (;,1!1oprol 1 ~ Clhr<J 1'•' •'11 Opportuntty: 50K • no $50 00 Btue Valor Htde a Grande (740)245 0372 or r_;t!l i l'l•: 'i1· 1h•Jl•:• Problem Must be Motivated bed couch $250 00 Great Br ck home 4BR 3BA P(l 1 I(, aqd Self Starter Call Ken Condtllon 740 992 0203 An Equ<~l Oppcrtunrl~· garage basement fireplace ( 740)99~ 7440 ..:....i.._______ l:tn Jlo r•r nice lot with storage b dg WANTI!D carport patio pool and Responsible Rehab e Chid To Part tllne yard work Mostly fenced backyard E~ee l le nt Care needed •n my Home weed eating Must be Must have References & location on Jackson P1ke dependable Approx 4 hours Computer Troubleshoot & Transportation (304)675 (740) 446 7903 cell Repair Call (740)992 2395 week Call j740)36Hl889 6082 (740)44 I 7098 r: ~ 1 1'80 Do • j ' near Pomeroy Hardwood floors oak doors arid trim fi replace 2 car garage deck 2 kitchens 2 I vinQ rooms storage room 3 000 sq teet S159 900 Call 740 416 4765 after 4 00 PM Great Locat10nl 3 5 m1ies oul Sandhill 3 BA 2 Balh garden tub skylight LA FA outbutkhng land scaptng 1500 + sq ft Only $74 000 OBO Must Sell ASPI (304)593-08 52 - -- - - - - - Maple Street Mason Pertect location 4 bedroom walk In closet 2 lu ll bath 2 !ots wlpnvacy renee Great Ne ighborhood $69 ooo (304)n3 52 68 1971 12x65 Redman 3 bed room Asking $2 500 Call ) 1740 388 0570 - - - -- -- -1996 and Up 14 and 16 Wide Mobile Homes tor Sale 1n excellent Condition Day 740 388 0000 or 740 388 8513 Evenmgs 740..388-8017 - - - - - -- 2002 14x50 Cfay1on Mobile Home 2 bedroom 1 bath Custom ordered with all upgrades AC is •nstalled Great Condition $17 500 call (7401446-4096 or (740)645 0535 - - - - -- - - 86 Crestrlge 14x70 2BRI2 balh $6 995 Call (740)385 _ 9_9_ 4a_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 86 Skyline front kitchen Cash price $8 995 Wtll c I delive r al 740)385-9948 N-" Home 2 Story on 2 112 ....... acres M/l Paved dnveway and streets New subd 1v1 9/10th of an acre for sale on slon 3 bedroom 2 l /2 bath 143 2 mobile homes 740 992 5858 Untm shed bonus room over garage lull poured base Brand new 1p wide ment wraparound porch 2 v1ny!Jsh1ngle $181/mo Cal! heat pumps n1ce rear i:rJck (740)385-7671 pnvate yet cose to town Beauttfu l vtews Immediate Ntce 14x70 3 bedroom onty possess ton Appraised at $1o 995 Will help with deliv $1as ooo Quick sale at ery ca n (740)385 9621 $169 900 Call 740 992 2478 r !.Ami& ACREAGE 22 acres wondertut view ridgetop property close to main highway perfect tor 4 wheeler trans (740)707 2109 22 acres wonderful v1ew ridgetop 1)roperty close to Newly rl!modeled 3 or 4 ma1n h1ghway perfect for 4 bedrooms centra a r lull wheeler trails (740)707 basement hardwood floo rs 2109 detached QfN'Bge large cqv ered pat1d,:l fe nced back Need to Rent a Trailer l ot yard close to sctlools P01nt soon 161C60 Tra1ler s ngle Pleasant $69 500 no children (3041773 5728 or (3041773 5930 (740)709 1382 • ~ UBLI NOTICES s Ohio and 1604 Highway 70 Eaat, Lot 4, New Bern, North Carolina 28560 and II deceaaed, all heirs, ilevlaeaa, legatees, executors, executrix"· odmlnlstratore, admlnlatratrlxes and aaalgneao and the unknown guardJana or minora andlor Incompetent heirs of Shawn Earta and Jane Doe, unknown apouae ol Shawn Earle, and II decaasad, all helra, devisees, legatees, executors, executrfxea, admlnlstralora, admlntstratrlxea and aaalgneee and the unknown guardlana of minor and/or Incompetent helra of the unknown apouae of Shawn Earla, ell of whose addreasas and roeldences era unknown will heraby taka notlca that on Dacembar I 3, 2005, Herbert Wellman, flied ita Complaint In Foreclosure In the Common Plaaa Court of Meigs ~ounty, Ohio being Herbert Wellman. Plaintiff va Shawn Earle et al Oehlndanta, Caaa No 05CV095 praying lor judgment In the amounl ot $11,684114 wHh Interest the•aon according to the tarm1 of the note from July 30, 2005 until paid and lor the foreclosure of said Mortgage Deed on the following deacrlpted real eatele, of which Nld Defendant, Shawn Earle Ia the owner of· Commonly knows aa parcel number 13· 00623 002, Salem Townahlp , Meigs County State of Ohio and further described In a mortgage flied July 30, 2001 In vol· ume 129 at paga 537 of the Mefga County OHiclal Recorda, · Meigs County Recordar'a Office And that Delendanta, Shawn Earls, and II deceased, all heirs, devlseal, legatees. executora 1 axacutrlx18, admlnaltrators, admlnlatratrlxaa and a. .lgnaea and guardian• of minor and/or lncompetant heirs ol Shawn Earle and Jane Doe, unknown apou1a of Shawn Earls 1nd II daceaud, all helra, devlaeeae legalees, executors axacutrlxoa, and a1elgneea and guardlane of minor and lncompe· tent helre of Jane boa, unknown B 00 to 4 00 Call 304·372-2406. Ask for Gerry. Center Monday- Fnday BEAUnFUL APART MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Drive lrom $344 to $442 Walk to shop & movl8s Call 740 446 2568 Eq ual Housmg Opportunity Brand new 2 bedroom Apts on State Route ~so Call lor detail s (740)441 01 9" or (740)441 1184 Public Notices In Newspapers \'our Kight lo Know, Delivered Right to Your Doo[ must file an answer Ia the Complaint with Marlena Harrison Clerk of the Malga County Court of Common Pleas, tOO Wall Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio In the caaa of your failure to answer or otharwlee respond as required by the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedura, judgment by delaull will be rendered against you lor the relief demanded In the Complaint Submitted by Carson Crow(0009392) t 10 Well Second Straat PO Box 666 Pomeroy, Ohio Telephone 740 992 5132 Telalax 740 992 7303 Attorney lor lhe Plaintiff (3)29 {4)5 12, 19 28 (5)3 Public Notice Shariff sates Case Number 05CV056 National City Mortgage Plaintiff vs Chad McKibben at al Dalendanto of r application at the Ripley Semor spouse of Shawn Earll be required to sat up any lnteraat that they may hava In eald premlaaa or be forever barred, that upon failure ot aald Delandanta to pay or to cauaa to be paid Hid judgment within three days from 111 rendition that eald real estate ba loraclosed and that an Oriler of Sale be Issued to the Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, to appralaa, adVertlee In the Dally Sllnllnal 1111d sell Hid real allele pursuant to foreclosure , that the pramlaea be 1old frH and clear of all claims Ieino and Inter· eat of any of the par tlea heraln that the proceeds lrom the sale of said premlaaa be applied to the PlalntiH a judgm~nt and lor such other relief IQ which Harbert Wellman Ia entitled Said Delendanta are directed to the Cemplalnl wherein notice under tho lair debt collection practice act Ia given You are hareby required to answer the Complaint within 28 days alter the last publication of lhla Notice, which will be published once each week lor six conaecutlva weeks Tho last publication wll ba made on May 3, 2006, and the 28 days lor anawer b)' you or any of you will commence on that data You Court 2 bedroom total electriC m Syracuse new carpet $400 monthly plus deposit & ullll ties (7401992 7680 ::-:-:---------2 bedroom water & trash Point Pleasant nrce tw o patd $275 month $200 story house 7 roo ms 2 deposll Call (740)44 1 0459 baths Large ba ckyard or (740)441 9291 Stove refngerator $525/mon th ly References 3Br Aetndg & Stove Washe r deposit requtred {30 4)6 75 & Dryer ncluded (304)576 2934 23 t 9 - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - SA 7S 4BR 1 bath home Mob1le home sites for up to garage basement nver 161C80 1n Country Homes access Propane heat w n (740)385 4019 dow AJC $S50/month rent Very clea n 14x64 2 bed $650 sec dep you pay U!ll room Only $7 995 Call Illes Available 1sl week 1n ( ..00 7401385 98 April Call(740)446 3654 for i:;:;;"--:"~..,..-..,..-..,..--, an appl catiOn APiiKIMENTS 882 3449 _J Columbus, Attention! looaJ company offering ~No DOWN PAYMENT~ pro grams lor you to buy your home instead of rent1ng • 100"k f nanctng • Less than pertect credtt accepted ~ Payment could be the same as rent loca tors Mortgage (740)367 0000 Large cedar home 1n coun try near Holzer Medtea l Center 4 bdrm 2 112 bath gas Included References/ depostl (330)920 9171 . __ ,r AP..~-Rmr--_.~1 r ~~= I ~.,L1_0 Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now tak AQ Applications for 2BA 3BA & 4BA Appllcat ons are taken Monday th ru Friday from 9 00 AM -4 P: M Office Is Located at 1151 Evergreen Drive Po nl Pleasant WV Phone No s (304)675 5806EHO -----.,..---~ Tara Townhouse Apartments Very Spac1ous 2 Bedrooms C/A 1 1/2 Selh Aduft Pool & Baby Pool PatiO Start $425/Mo No Pets Lease Plus Securny Depos11 Requ red (740)367 7066 Twin River& Tower 1s. accept ng applications tor wa1t ng list tor Hud subs zed 1 br apar tment ca ll 675 6679 EHO r Female Sen1or C1t1zen seek ng Ga l~po ll s apartment or small house must be eas1ty accesRtble throughout HELP WANTED loart Jenny and Carmen Manue l Jane Graham Fam1ly, Carolyn Robm.o;on Fnm11\ Jo)ce and Moms Wolfe Charles Manuel Jr. Family Chm'lotre Skender Famtly ~venue, ---------- I Stop renllng Buy 4 bedroom FUR RENT foreclosure $15 000 For hst ngs 800 391 5228 eiCI 1 and 2 bedroom apa rt men ts furmshed and unfur 1709 mshed secur ty deposit requ red no pets 740 992 Two Bedroo m All Electnc 2218 House Full basement WID hook up No Pets Adams i Bedroom Apt tor rent In Roao A ac Ine NO 99 2 Pomeroy Daposlt requrred 23 11 ~ newty re made ed $350 call 740 992 2874 or 740 416 2507 Help Wanted Help Wanted Apart ment buildtng with 2 apartments and office for sale W II land contract w1th $5 000 down located down towll on 2nd Ave Call Jackson County CommiSSIOn On (740)71().0007 Agmg IS accepting applications for a Attention Cona1ructlon Workers 2 spac1ous apts cert1f1ed Lifeguard to work at 1he turmshed w/cable and utili Ravenswood Semor Center ties weekly and month ly rates 740 992 0031 or304 If Interested you may obta1n an ~ Cqrd o,f TlJ4nk.t Legal Notice In the Court of Common Pleas Melga County, Ohio Notice by Publication Shawn Earls, whoea lall known addreaaea ere 635 Oakely 4br m Syracuse $600/mo nth & Oepos •t Water/Sewer Included No Pets (304)675 5332 or (740)591 0265 a•ces 1 car garage full basement $575/month Country Settmg New cond1 $400 dep Syracuse t10n Br 1ck 3 bdr 2 bath (740)992 0167 attached Garage Many extras Prefer older couple Depos rt No Pets 4 bedroom house 2nd Ave Ref Gallipolis Oh10 Call for (304167S 5162 detatls (740)441 Ot94 or 1740)4411184 House for safe or re nt at 61 Mill Creek Ad 3BR 1BA off street parking $500/mo W1ll Card of Thanks rentwl h opl ron to bu y C a II (740)867 4290 The jam1ly of EH!Jyn Manuel would l1 ke to thank rlre mony relatl\es frrends cmd net~ hbo rs fo r the man) beautiful cnrds ood.flo"n er.~ rhefood and most of all for \ Our thoughts and prayer.!J durmg om loss Also to Pastor GeTie Harmon the pal!bei~rers and Cremeens Funeral Home and w~v other~ Your love and kmdn ess 11 ilf never be forgotten POUCtES Ohio Valley Publlt hlng ruervea the right to edH reject. or c:encei eny ad et eny time Errora muet be reported on the flrll dey of Tribune-Sentinel Reglater will be reaponslbit rDr nD more th.. the coat of the apac. DCCupled by the errDt" and only the flflt Insertion We any 1011 or expenae that ret ultt from the publlcallon or amlulon ol an ldwertlaement CGI'NCIIon will be me~ In the llrat available edition •e elwaya confidential • Current rate card appllet • All real eatate adv.-tleementt are aubjec:t to the Federal Fair Houaklg Act of 1968 accept• o nly help w anted ade meeting EOE atandards We will not knowingly accept any advertising In vlo ..tlon of the law Detcrtptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations rI~L.os·t-A.kita.,;,~'·~·,-bl·a·cWt-an Late on payments divorce job transler or a death? I can buy you r home A ll cash and quick clos ng 740 4.16 3t30. How you can have borders and graphics IL-l added to your classified ads {J~ .1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large • All ads must be prepaid' HOW IQ WRITE AN AD \\\Ill \ t I \II '\ h This ccopto Word Ads I<I \ I \I -.. Common Pleas Meigs Cunty, Ohio In pursuance of an order of aala to me directed from aald court In the above entHied action I will expose lor sale at public auction on the Front Steps of The Malge County "Court Houaa on Friday May 26, 2006 at 10 am of said day, the follow· lng described Real Eatate And Wheraas the 3 daya of aforesaid have fully expired, and the said ludg· menta and costa aforesaid have not been paid, or any part thereof, as appears to u' of record We Therefore command you, that you proceed without delay to appraise, advertise ~nd sell, according to the statutes regulatIng judgments and executions at law, the following described Ianda and tenements, situate In Meigs County, Ohio to·wlt Situate In the Township of Columbia, County of Meigs and Stole of Qhlo, and described as follows Parcel No 1· baing tho Southeaat Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of section 8 of Town, County and State aloraaa!d estimated at 40 acres, more or lea a Excepting from the above described real aatata 3 9418 acres aa convoyed by Asa D Stansbury and Golden Faye Stansbury, to Wanda Lou Oxlay by dead recorded In Volume 247, page 637, Deed Recorda Meigs County, Ohio Further Excaptlng the following Being situ eted In the Southeast quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 8 , of the Township County and State aforesaid and Ia descrllled as Township County and State aforesaid and Is described as follows Beginning at a stake In the West corner of land owned by Thomas Price and Del bart Turner, thence North along said line of the land owned by Thomas Price 450 laat to the Southeast Cornar of the land conveyed by dead from Thelmore Stansbury and Minnie Stansbury to Aaa Dale Stansbury and Golden Stanabury hla wile thence Weal along said line 250 feet to a a take , thence South 570 feet to a etake In the center of the DyeevillaCarpanter Road , thence East by North 280 feel to a place of 36" Sony Tnnton With DVO & surround soun d st and ncluded $500 32" Pan flat screen st and tncludad $400 (740)448 1802 --~------ Relnge rator almond large freezer at top ntce $150 Washer heavy duty $95 dryer $95 Gene Appli ances 78 Vine 51 (7 40) 4 4 6 710 0 am (740)441 8258 pm - -- - - - - -Thompsons Appl iance & Repa r 675 7368 For sal e re cond t loned automatiC washers & dryers refrlgera tors gas and electric ranges air condttlone rs and wringer washers WI I do repairs on major brands tn shop or at your home CONVENIENTLY LDCAT ED & AFFORDABLE! TownhOuse apartme nts beginning, containing and/or small house& FOR Used Furniture Store 130 2 64 acres more or RENT Call (740)4411111 Bulaville Ptke Electric/ gas lor appltcat1on & mformatlon range bonkbeds chests less Further excepting Furmshed upstairs 3 room s dinettes couches used o 348 acres conveyed & bath newly decorated mattresses Grave monu menls (740)446 4782 to the Trustees of new carpet Refere nce & Gallipolis OH Hrs 11 3(M Columbia Township, depos ~ requ ~red (740)446 F) Sal Call first Malga County, Ohio, t519 lor the benalil of V1nyl $5 95/y rd Dnve a httle q raCIOU SIIVInQ 1 and 2 bed Rawling's Cemetery Save al ot Mollohan Carpel Parcal No liNo aleo, roo m apartments al VIllage 76 Vma St Gallipolis and River side the following piece or Manor (740)446-7444 parcel ot land lying Apartments In M ddleport and being In the From $295 $444 Call 740 w orking red GE cookslove County of Uelga and 992 5064 Equal Housing $75 working Kenmore dryer Stele of Ohio and in Opportuni ties $75 2 whlflpoof washer (to Columbia Townahlp Honeysuckle Hills Apts use for parhts) $50 each and described as lol· Gallipolis now acceptm g ,17 "40="")4;.4;.1;.6;,;9,;; 59;;.._ _ _., Iowa Beginning In appU cat1ons for 2BR apts the center of the road Also 2BR han dicapped ANfiQl.re!i leading from Rent starts al $31 5 Equal Dyeavllle to School Housmg Opportun1ty Lot 15 rod a South ol (740)446-3344 TOO 1 aoo Buy or sell R verrne the North Una of the 750-0750 Antiq ues 1124 East Mam Northwest Quarter of on SA 124 E Pomeroy 74Qsactlon 8 and about 992 2526 Russ Moore • 31 rods and 20 links owner East or the West line olaald quarer section New 2BR apts Watson Ad running thence East Rodney Ptke/850 area about 22 rode, thence Reference/ Oepos11 Food Concesston south 67 rode, thence required no pets (740)446 16ft Tra1ler 4 sinks new electnc Weal about 40 rods to 1271 (740)709 1657 system li ke new cond lion the center ollhe road NEW ELLM VIEW new tiras $7 900 (740)773 leading from TOWNHOUS EJAPTS 1712 Dyesvllle to School 2 & 3 BEDROOM Lot, thence along the BOTH FLATS & Above ground pool 18 x4 center of aald roed to TOWNHOUSES with Hayward pump and ftl place of beginning, ALL ELECTRIC tor (740)256 1141 containing about 6 ' CENTRAL AC & HEAT acres and 22 rods be ' STOVE REF Butchered hog $120 OBO the same more or Call (740)256 1652 ' DISHWASHER lass 'G ARBAGE DISPOSAL to make the sum of Electr ic Hospital Bed $800 'WIND BLINDS $123 827 10 dollars pnce neg ln\IOCare Scooter 'WATER SEWAGE & judgment with the $1 000 Like new (304)67 5 TRASH INCLUD ED said Interest !heron. 61 32 or (304)675 6963 PETS CONDITIONAL and coats afoasald, (304)882 301 7 and that you also pay JET the coats of this writ, AERATI ON MOTOF\S and all lncreaee and Repaired New & Rebuilt In accruing cools, and Stock Call Ron Evans 1 the residue, II any 800 537 9528 there be you bring Into this Court to WEEKLY AVAILABLE abide the further n c l u d s Prom dresses some new order the Court, A e lr~g e ra to rJ Mt c r owa ve some used Stzes 56 7f8 & and that you make From $175 To $250 College 9 Prices $30 $50 Refrlg good cond ttto n return of your pro Hill Mote Call {740)245 $100 (740)446 7029 ceedlnga to our said 5326 Court within sixty days from thla date, and have you than and there this writ Current ownar Chad McKebbln et al Proparty at 38676 Stanearl R~, Po:neroy, Ohio PPI 05-00667 000 Prior Dead References Volume 103, Page 327 Appraised al $110,000 00 Terms of sale Cannot be sold lor leaa than 213rds of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale caah or certified check Balance due on Mondays & Wednesdays conftrmallon of sate p m sess1on s The appraisal did not include an Interior per SeSSIOr1 examination or the Pleasant Valley Well ness house Center Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sheriff (304) Attorney lor the Free sport w ate r bottle with stgn u p Plaintiff Lerner, Sampaon Rolhluos OPEN HOUSE PO Box 5480 l o Celebrate Henry M tl am s Cincinnati Oh 45201 · 5480 81rthd ay F rl Aproi 2 1 120 E 4th St, 8th Floor C he s hire B a pt is t Ch u rc h Cincinnati Oh 45202· 5 8 pm Slo p by a nyt1mel 4007 11 s a s urprosel 513· 241· 3100 (4)19, 26 (5) 3 li L.----1111--.,.1 or 5 12 $5 675-7222 a NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams P pe Reba r CoAcrete Angle For Channel Flat Bar Steel Grattng For Drains Dnveways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday Tuesday Wednesday & Fnday 88m-4 30pm Closed Saturday & Thursday Sunday (740)446-7300 F_;_~rm> -SAu: iiiiii-r MOIURC~ Cl __ F!'/ 4 Wll l:tl.t:RS 1992 Chevy Lumina 90 000 actual mtles Very good cond111on (304)675 5844 1993 Saturn red auto $1 300 1994 Chevy Converston Va n Auto $t 900 1992 Po nhac Grand Am Aulo 80K $1 500 M & J Auto St At 160 Vmton Ohio • 740 388 9693 Slate top pool table com 2 OOpm 6 OOpm or 740 742 converted $400 24K4 sw1m 2662 Anyt1me mmg pool $450 Call (740)388 8358 1997 BUicK ParK Avenue Leather loaded all rna nte Used Beauty Shop nance ecords well man Equrpment 2 Stat1ons w1th ta ned 11 6k ask ng S4 600 Bowls and 2 hydraulic (7 40)245 5934 Cha.trs Phone (304)882 1997 Chrysler Seb rng JX 3253 Converttble 4 Cyl $2 400 B UilDING (304)675 8089 2000 Honda Go dw ng SE 25th Anmversary Ed111on Loaded 17 0001m1l es Black exira s new t res brakes (304)67 5 8f194 2000 Honda Sha~ow VLX 600 cc L ke new (740)4 46 9177 --------~--~ 2001 Harley DavJdso r~ Supergl de $1 t 500 Cal (740)446 1414 or (740)709 1460 2001 HO Dyn e Ghcfe 88 twm cam like new $9 200 oBo Wind shelld chrome (740 )245 5747 2002 yellow Har eyDav dson Class c Cnromed up 13 OOOm Oe1achab1e wl rd sh eldlrear seat backrsst Garage Kept S15 900 304 SUPPLIE'l 2000 Burck Rega \lery 773 5379 good cond lion 98 000 2003 Chevy Silverado 2500 Block brick sewer p1pes m les $4 800 (7 40)44 1 HD extended cab ong bM windows linte ls etc Claude Tow ng package w th lots of Winters Rio Grande OH 0643 after 5pm i! Ci: al~l:.; 74;:0:;:2:;;:4:;:5~5:,:1:, 2 ;.;1---, ~000 Volkswagen-lena 5 e.11tras 26 500 m11as exeel lent cond1l1on (740 )2S6 l'lrrs speed a r condlt on power 567 6 (740)441 5541 lo FOR SALE Wl f)dows mag wheels low leave message " - - - - - - - - · prol1le t res 97 000 mrl es $8 600 OBO 740 992 2003 GL 1600 Ho~da 2 Full blooded Rat Temers 2478 Goldw ng 9 01 7 mdes CB & Beaut1ful shots & wormed custom pm stnpp ng tots of Ready lor Easter Inside 2000 vw Beet e e11tras $15 500 Call only (740)256 1997 78 000/mtles Turbo Auto (74 0)245 9053 Atr Su n Roof CD Changer 7 week old full blooded Good Condition $7 500 2003 Honda Shadow S ~mt Norweg1an Elkhound (740)446 4096 or (740)645 750 Cherry Red Flfllfle fem ale puppy 1st shots by o535 5 000 m11 es Extras $4 800 vel $75 (740)446 8192 :-::----=-c-----=-c--~ Fl m (304)675 8089 ; (740)645 2026 200 1 Blazer LT 4•4 91 OOOm1 loaded New 2006 Sofnarl Standard ~ H ACK Boxer Puppy Fawn Goodyears Onstar Leather P1pes T Bars Chtome WJB ack Mask 8 weeks old All Power $7 so0:{740)2 45 Controls Stage 1 K1t 41 00 $250 00 740 416 602 1 9245 (740)367 0624 M les Low prot le s&at Ongmal Equtpl)18nt God Aet r ever AKC pups 2003 Buck Century 45 000 Inc uded Exc Cond1tif>n ready to go vet checked m les wtll sale at blue book $15 000 firm 740 709 fi873 Males $275 Females $325 loan va ue $7550 00 Cal aflar 5 OOPM ' (740)256 1084 740 949 0032 89 Honda Goldwmg wl~~ ~~ Lab pupp1es AKC papers Ghots wormed Onl y 4 left 2003 Jeep Ltbertv L1m1ted er 6cyl 45 000 m1les very 22 000 m les S10 200 080 good shape well mam $100 (3041675 7652 (740)256-6200 or (740)256 tamed cover e1ma ICJI"ts Labrador Retrievers AKC 1618 ch ome $7 160 and re g1s1e red Differen t co lor (740)44 , 5540 ' 20~ Mazda Tnbute 4x4 ages & p r~ce (740)25 6 64 63 leal tl er mte rlor 26 000 or (740)645 6527 BoAt'S & MmUIIS m1 1es $10 900 OBO FOR SAI.t: • Poodle Puppies T ny Toys (740) 256 6200 or (740)256 AKC Vet Checked 740 1618 18 3 Stratos 150 hp Just 401 0327 $ 12 500 Gall 2004 Bu1ck Century Low rebuilt Trained pheasant and duck Mtles Many Opt1ons Asking (740)256 1962 Lab 2 years old $800 3 Pay 01f 0 80 Our Loss Your 1996 Bombard a SeadaCI 2 potnti ng Lab puppies hunt Ge n 740 742 2158 stroke 720cc with traioler ng stock Gmths old $50 Asktng $1 800 Qall 2004 Ford Mustang V6 each Welded w re cages wtth legs 4X81t for btrds automat c a1r cond ton (740)388-0570 rabb1ls and beagles Call cru1se power w ndows and 1997 Yamaha Wave runoer seat 6 d1sc CO Player New 740 91l2 1072 Jet Ski w th 1ra11er 2 se~er I res 45 000 m1les $14 300 90hp yellow & wh te NAOA MUSICAL OBO 740 992 2478 $3 270 asking $2 500 01!0 r I i r INSilUJMENI"S 96 Ol ds C1era very clean ~C::.a.:.lc.:l3::.0_4)::.8.:.95::..:.38 :.4::.0_~~ 01 Metro less than 100k call Cres lh~er Pontoon 2001 AntiQu e Montgomery Ward (304)674 0098 after 5pm boat very nice 24 pump Organ $800 (304)882 2688 Save Ntlh fuel economy 2001 Kawasak Jetsk1 l:Ji tra cars pr ced to sell used very l11tle (740)446Gibson Ep1phone acoustic Cavalters Sunflres GEO ~4=22::8::..__ _ _ _ _, _ guitars solid mahogany bodies and M cks new m Metros Saturns Hyunda1 93 Sea Doo Sp1with tra iler Neon S i O trucks Ranger $1500 {740)992 0167 bOIC Yo ur chOtce $150 cash Othars 1n stock 3 months each (740)379 2601 3 000 mles warranty Our Pontoon Boat (740)446 I \In 1 .., I 1'1'1 II .._ low pr ces diSpl ayed on :1~ 54~3;;_-:':____"::"~, ,\ I I\ I -..II)( h. w 1dsh elds Cook Moton~~ P! C AMPI' RS & "!'fll"'_ _..,._ _ __, 328 Jackson Ptke (7401446MoroK HoMFS0103 .__ _ _ _ r:;j10 FARM 10'..-vTOTW...--T 15 .a:A,ll.IITI~ W '4 TRUCKS 02 W1 dcat 28ft Slh wbeel IUK SAl t: slide out hbe glass skf'es 4 row Corn P antor~ John ·--tioiiiiiiiiiiiii_ _. $1 B 000 E)(cellent cdnd1 Deere 7200 No Til vacuum 1995 Chevy Silverado Z71 ton clean (740)245 9.109 John Deere 7200 No Ttl p1cku p 11 2 000 m1les ~ust (740)44 1 76 32 piatel ess white 5100 No Ttl I see to apprec1ate (7 40)446 - - - - - - . , - - ' - a1r planter (740)446 24 1:2 4228 leave message 16 Flagstaif by &Cohberaal Carmtchael Equ ipment sleaps 4 w1th ale 1998 Dodge Dakota Krng Sin ~\ & stove $1500 Hay wagon $500 Pickup Cab Auto Red Bed Cover (740)992 0167 dtsc $500 sel ol plows $75 $4 BOO M&J Auto St AI 2000 Coachman Prospera Call(740)379 235 1 160 V nton Ohio 74Q--388 36 5th wheel three slide Load Tra1I/Load Max Tratl ers 9693 2 OOpm 6 OOpm or outs lui y oaded garaged Goose nec k s/ D u m ps / 740 742 266 2 Anytim e excellent cond1ton Mason Utll1t es Carm1chae 98 Dodge 1500 Quad cab 304 773 911 2 Equ tpmenl (740)446 24 12 4WD oaded $6 650 nego Coleman Taco na 2000 Fold Pme treated fence post t1ab e {7 40)446 1905 or Out Camper Two K ng s1 ze $4 00 each Call (740)44 6 (304)4 12-464 5 slide out Bed fu I Krlchen iiiiiiiir r r 4734 LIVEStOCK 1 [w/h01 wal e 8 3 burner Stove never used) Ou\slde Showe (hot & cold water) A r Condit one 13000 BTU 86 GMC J1mmy 2 B TB I 4 TV Antenna (w/ power speed PIS AM RadiO T II booster) Double LP bonies 63559 mdes Call 740 992 Battery & Batt ery box 1770 M F: 9 5 lor Appt to Refn gerator 3 way 12 root subm1t sealed bid to Estate Awn ng Spare T re used very t11e ask ng $4 995 Phone (304)675 173 1 ll~~.E 34th Annual Bentley P g Sale Frday Apnl 21st 7 30pm Fayette County Fa~rgrou nds Washington Cour1 House OH Selling 175 head of barrows and gi lls Conslgners Roger Bentley & family Leroy Larrck & fam1ly (937)584 I 995 F 150 4x4 new mud 11res & exhaust S5 300 about 2398 tlOOOO 2005 Har ley Ang us Bulls two X brads 4 Davtdson Sportster 883 heifers Exce llent breedrng 6 000 m les $7 BOO Slate Run Farm See (740)44 1 5282 (7 40)388 www sl ate ru nlar m co m 9944 (740)286 539.5 200 ~ Jeep Grland Cherokee Boer Goats tor eale Larado 59 000 m les 4x4 6 full blood 1 yea r old regs $11 goo OBO (740)256 tare d males Ready to 6200 or (740)256 t 6 t8 breed Champ1onsh1p blood hnes CaM(740)245-0485 2005 Dodge 3500 Qu~d Cab Long Bed 4K4 d esel Ptgs Metgs 8 btl oaded OVD $:29 500 Club County Born P gs Call ~304)576 2668 Kevtn Ike o Ben Doughty ~-------­ al 1 (740)698 623 1 98 Ford E;q> orer V6 sport 4WD 114 000 ml 4 000 Reg Angus bull s and he1fers Call (7 40)256 1517 t1 to 17 mo A'bove ave age EPD s (740)446 9856 or Bnght blue 1998 Dodge e~t (140)446 7421 cab 360 V8 4x4 95 000 m1tes looks & runs great Showp1 gs lor sale Approx $9 500 f1rm (740)441 8959 50 head of Feb Showp1gs Doel s Club Pigs (74 0) 388 V\NS 74 47 (740) 441 5460 , FoRSAI F . r r lO HAv& Fo:S~E I I 1996 Mercury VII agar m1n van tealher loaded we I maintained new hres 11Ok 41C5 rou nd bales ol hay $15 ask ng $4 000 (740)245 each Call (740)388 8358 5934 Tobacco Plants tor sale Call (740)446 7843 or (740)645 1660 GRAIN 10 A lTillS FOR SAil! Ot TTR 225 Yamaha Elect starl runs good $1 250 740)367 7746 1999 Harley Davidson U tra Classic Loaded EKcellenl $5001 Pohce Impounds! cond hon 29 000 total m1les Cars from $500 For hst ngs Pnce $13 500 Call 740 800 39 1 5227 a~t 3901 949 2217 unti 7 pm • ~IH.\HI~ ~~;;.;;~~---.~ 10 fii Ho~~l::_ IMI'ROVEMI-N I'S' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1t onal hlet me guar antee Local references jur n shed Estabhshed ~ 975 , Call 24 Hrs (740) 4• 6 0870 Rogers Basement Waterprooftn g NO~~~~~ri WHAT Yni/T.~I STYl E. f!j • HAS SOMETHING FOR YO(JII �'. ., • • Wednesday, Aprll19, 2006 ALLEY OOP Y~r S!Wms.... c,.. NJ:A Cro11word Puzzle Public NotJces Jn N~;::~~~~;: Rlahl to Know, Delivered Right to Vour ACROSS the appi-elied value. lng daecrl~d reel I Ohll). Number eatate: Pruclpe for In pursuance or an 10% down on day of order of sale order of B8le to me B8le, caoh or certified O&CV135 • directed from said check, ba .. nce due To the Clerk of Credit Expt'eiS Inc ·beginning. Save end except the Courta: ~se IB8ue court In the above on conflrmotlon of ~Ill coel, which h. . an Order of Sale to entllted action, I will ..... The apprtlleal VI Rpn, Foster et al heretofore bean the Sherif! o1 Melp expoae to .... at pub- did Include an Interior reMrved, and subject County, returnable lic euciiOIJ on the examination of , the Dellndllnb Robert E. Front slaps of the house. Court of Common to all eeMmenta and according to law, Melp County Court B-le, Melgo County PIMa, Melga County, rlghto -of-way of directing the Shorlll Housa on Friday, May Sheriff: Attorney lor to appraise, adverrecord. 011(0. 12, 2008 at 10 a.m. of the Plaintiff Wolle In purauance .of en The ebove dllcrlbed . liM. and Mil the fol• lowing property: onlar of B8le to me real eatata will be a.1d day, lha follow- Bentley, 425 Center Street Addr-: Ing described Real St. Ironton, Oh 45838 directed tram said designated as lot No. Estate: Situated In the 740-532-7000. court In the above 10 on a plat of 32621 State Route 33, Fairland Subdlvloon, Pomeroy, OH 45769 Township of Olive, · (4)5,12, 19 entllled acllon, I will County of Meigs, and Parcel Number: 14· expoHio sale at pub- which will aubae· lic . auction on the quently be flied with 01045.000 (1.5 acree) State ol Ohio: bound14-ll1041.000 ed and deacrlbed as front steps of the the Meigs County and Public Notice follows: Being In Meigs County Court Recorder. Togelhar' (8.00 acres) Legal Description : Parcel Faction No. 25, OHIO DEPARTMENT HouH on Friday May wllh a right of way Section No. 27, Town OF INSURANCE 19, 2006 at 10 a.m. of over iha public road · Number One: SIWate No. 4, Range No. 11 , NOTICE OF OPPOR· In the County ol said day, the follow· leading to s.ald propand beginning at !he TUNITV FOR HEAR· Meigs, In the State of lng described real erty, which will be dedicated as a public · Ohio and In the Northweal corner of lNG estate: TWonshlp of the Soulh half of said the street when the plat Is According to recorda Sltuatod In Salisbury, and In Fraction County of Meigs, flied. Parcel No. 2: No. 25; on with the Ohio Section No. 8, Towna thance South Sixty· State of Ohio, VIllage Also the following Department of Real 2 Range · 13, Ohio of Racine and within desc ribed · seven roda to the lnaurance, each of Estate, situated In the Company's Purchse, center ·of tha road; · Section 16, Town 2, the Individuals listed and bounded and Thence North 31 112 below currently holds Range 12 and Lot li2 VIllage of Middleport, of · the Ohio Cou.nty of Meigs and dag. Eaat 8 rods to a an lnaurlnce agent'• described aa follows: Company's P.urchase, Stala of Ohio, Beginning In lha midatllke In tha canter of · llcenae In !he itate of dle ~ the Pomeroy Bounded and the road; Thence Ohio and each has ... t0:-wH: along the road North failed to mae! the and Athans Road, Beginning a distance described as follows: Four (4) rods and 52 dag. • Eaat 47 rods continuing educallon of;78 feet east of the Beginning at the to a sta~e In lhe can~ requlremnanta of southeast corner of Wouthweoterly cor- twenty-lour (24) IInke North ten(10) degrees tar of the road leading Section 3905.481 of w~al was Marlin ner or Parcel No. 1 at Eall of E.B. Davia's Young and Elva a point which will be from Long Bottom to the Revised Code for corner ; YCJUng's lot on the at the boundary of Southeast Tupper's Plains; tha 2003·2004 compllThence North 64 112 ant41 period. Ncirth side of a 25 the Street Contained thence North_ sixtyseven and one-half dag. Weal 25 112 roda Purauant to Section foot street North 89 on tho plat which Is to 1 otone on the 3905.482 and 'chapter East a distance referred to above (67 1/2)dagreee Well eighteen (18) rode which will hereafer be South aide of the 110 of the Revised of. 756 feel from the road; Thence North 6 Code, each Individual lnteraectlon of tl)e filed In the office of and nlneleen (19) links to Montague's dag. West 20 rods and listed below Ia hereby N<irth side of Vine The Meigs County TWenty linka to the notified Street with the center Recorder; Thence In a East line; thence lhal the of; Seventh Street; Westerly direction 60 North on said line line of !he South half Superintendent ol aald Fraction · No. Intends ·to revoke hla twelve (12) rods and thence North a dls- faa!; Tl)ence North 53 deg.5' East to the twelve (12) links; 25; Thence Weal 16 or her Insurance ta~ce of178 feet to an rods to the place of llcinaes. . He or aha Public Road; thence thence south . sixtylrcjn pin located on beginning, containing may request a haar· tha; North line of Lot Following the South . seven (67) and onet:z; thence East a dls- Line of the Public half (112) degrees Seven acres and One lng pursuant to Ohio Road to tha Westerly Eaat ·lwenty-ona (21) Code Hundred rods, !11018 Revlsled . ta•ce of 70 feet to an rods and fifteen (15) Boundary of parcel or less. PremiSes Chapter 119. The lrqn pin; thence links fo the middle of commonly known as: request must be South a distance or No. 1; Thence South Pomeroy and Athens ' 39215 Succeaa Road, made on or before 17V Ieaiia an Iron pin · 53 Dag. 5' West to the Reedavllla, ' Ohio May 19, 2006. Each Place of beginning, Road; thence along lc+oted on the Easl 45772 Par-09- request should be eiCienalon to VIne containing approxi- said road to lha place 00302.000 addreesedto:Shan>n Street; thence Wesl mately. 15 acre. Save . of beginning, containCurrent owner: David . Green, Ing one and one-half along the East exten· and except 'the coal, Hearing McVay at al Proparty Admlnlalratlor, Ohio alon to VIne Street a which has heretofore (1 112) acres, more or dlalance of 70 leal to been reserved, and less. or at: 39215 S~ccaaa Department ,Parcel Number Two: Road, Reedsville, Insurance, · 2100 the place of begin- subject to ali aesening, containing 0.28 menta and rlghta-of- The lollowlng real Phlo PPt 09.00302.00 Stella Court, or record, estate situated In tha . acre,· more or less. wey Prior Deed Columbus, Ohio Subject to all legal . Further excepting Townahlp of Raferancn: Volume · 43215·1 067. highways, ease· and reserving to the Salisbury, County of 302, page 735 BUSH; JUt,)E ANNA Grantors sufficient Meigs and State of menta, right of ways, Appraised at DOB: · 11122/19n zoning ordinances, Real Estate along the Ohio: $45,000.00 Terms of 26828 Strongs Run restrictions and con- street 10 construct a Being a part of the Sale: cannot be aold Road Langallllle, OH two-car garage, Charter Oak · land for leas then 213rdo of 45741 ditione of record. known as the· Lasley together with the !he apprai"'!d vahia. OHLINGER, WENDY Reference Deed: Volumne 203, Page right to make such lot and now lo be des10% Down on 'day of JAYLENE DOB: Ignated as Charier sale, cash or certified 12131/1974 36421 SR 555, Meigs County excavation and to 143 POMEROY, OH Official Records. enter upon the prem- Oak Tractll3, altuated ~hack.. balance due In tha North half .o f · on conflrmatln or 45769 Auditor's Parcel No: Ises for the purpose sale. The · appraisal At the. hearing, the Section 18. Town t2 19 · 00187 . 000 ' of constructing said garage. Said Garage, did not Include an · ·Individual · Property Address: and Range 1113, and may baing mora particuInterior examination appaar In person, by 817 VIne Street, If constructed, shall be constructed ,of larly described as fol· his or her attomay, or . Racine, OH 45n1. altha hou... concrete. or concrete · Iowa: Beginning at a Current owner: Ry8~ Robert E. Beegle, by ouch othar repreMeigs County. Sharif!. santatlve as Ia par· Foster el al property blocks with a co~­ point In the ·center of At 817.. VIne Street, crete roof and said · the Pomeroy-Athenlll Attorney for the m Iliad to practice Road, ma;klng the before· the agency, or Plaintiff Racine, Ohio PPII 19· . roof shall be covered McNallle, · the Individual may 00187.000 Prior Deed with soli so as to ·s outheast corner of . Carllale, properly of References: Volume make the surlaca the Rlnl, Kramar, & Urllch present his or her RR .Stobarl; thence 247&& . 'Chagrin Blvd. position, arguments 203 Page 555 above the garage Sulta 200 Cleveland, or contentions In Appralse.d at conform to the generwllh the South line of Ohio 44122 . writing and, at the $40,000.00 Terms of al surface of the the Stobon property 216·380-7200 hearing, he or she Sale: Cannot be sold remaining portion of South 65 degree• 26' for less than 213rds of the lot conveyed West 81.1 feet to an (4) 5,12,19 may preaent evidence Elm Tree; thence the appraised value. hereby, It being and examine witness~ North 11 degrees, 32' 10% down on day ol. understood that the ea appearing for ~nd Public Notice West 470.85 feet; Grantors reserve the B8le, cash or certified agalnat him or her. check, balance due !hence South 88 lee simple ownership If an Individual does degrees 37', 278.2 on confirmation of of the parcel of Real Sheriff Salas not timely request a Case sale. The appraisal Estae reserved her•· leal to the East line ol Number hearing, no hearing did not Include an by, However, the gan- Charter Oak Tract 12, 05CV075 Clly Will be held an order revoking hla or her Suth 0 National Bank of WV Interior examination tees are granted an thanca degrees 08 1 East Plaintiff Insurance llcenae of lhe house. Roberl easement to mal~taln E. Beegle, Meigs the surface ol the 893.9 leal to a ·point VS Homer Mills Jr. at shall be Issued. County Sheriff. alrea reserved above where this tract coral Defendanta Stephen C. Hornbeck, Attorney for the the garag 0 , provided ners with the properCourt of Common . SteH Council Plaintiff, Little Sheets that they shall not In ty of Edward Griffith; PI-, Meigs County, (4) 5, 12, 19 Ohio. · their use Interfere thence South 68 & Werner, 213 E 2nd In pursuance .of an Ava, Pomeroy, Oh with said garage. As degrees 27' East Public Notice currently set forth In 306.9 feet to the cenorder of sale to me 45769 740-992-6689. Deed Book Volume 79 ter of the Pomeroy(4) 12, 19, 26 dlrectod from oald at Page 255 and Athena roa!l; thence courl In the. above Sherif! Sales recorded 12-4-98. Case Number , with the center line of en!Hied action, I will expoee to sala at pub- 05CVOBO CurTent owner: Carol said road NorthPublic Notice Easterly 619.7 feet to Y. Southern lic auction on the .J.P. Morgan Chase Property at: 124 the place or begin· front stepa of the Bank NA Sheriff Sale Case , Number Fairlane Drive nlng containing 8.21 Malga County Court Plaintiff 'Middleport, Ohio PP# acreS, more or less. House on Friday, May Vs 05CV085 15-01293.000. 15- Parcel Number; 1412, 2006 at to' a.m. of Dennis Whitlatch at al Mortgage Electronic 01294.00 Prior Deed 01045.000 (1 .5 acres) Registration said day, the follow- . Defendants References : Volume & 14.01046.000 (8.00 Systems, Inc. lng described Real Court ot Common · Properiy Estate: Commencing Pleas, Meigs County, Plaintiff 191; Page 223 acres) Appraised at a stake due North Ohio. at Address: 32621 Stale vs . $45,000.00 Terms of Route · 33, Pol'l)eroy, 14-112 rods from the In pursuance of an Carol Y. Southern at al North East corner of order ·ol ssle to me Defendants sale; Cannot be sold OH 45769 . Owner: a lot four rods square dlreclad from aald Court of Common for less than 213rds of Current by William court In the above Pleas, Meigs County, the appraised value. Charles Dill et al sold Crooks, to · James eniHied action, I will 10% down on day of Property at: 32621 St. Ohio. Rl 33, Pomeroy, Ohio Ashworth, the same · expose to ula a1 pubIn Pursuance or an sale, cash or certified PP# 14· being a part or 1 lic auction on the order of sale to me check, . balance due 45769 . 14- acre lot No. 296, Town front steps of the directed from Said on confirmation of 01045.000, 2 and Range 12 In lha Meigs County Court Court In the above sale. The appraisal 01046.000 Prior Dead References: Volume Ohio Company's Houea on Friday, May entitled Action, I will did not Include an Page 631 Purchaae; thence · 26, 2006 at 10 a.m. of expoae to sale at Interior examination . 299, Appraised at running Weal 22 rods said day, the lollow· Public Auction on the ofthe house. to a atake; thence lng described real Front · Steps of the Robert E. Beegle, $12,000.00 terms of North 121 feat to the .,alate: Situate In Meigs County Court Meigs county Sherlll. sole: cannot be sold for less than 213rda of true place of begin· Columbia Township; House on Friday, May Attorney for the nlng; thence North County of • Malga, the appraised val~e. 19, 2006 al'-10 a.m. of PlalntiH Reimer, Lorber, & 121 feet; thence Eaat State or Ohio, and 10% down on day of sal~ day, the follow22 rode; thance South• being lollS In Flailing Arnovltz, · sale, cash or certified Ing described Real 121 feet; thence West M e a d o 'w s PO Box 968 check, balance due Estate: Situated In the 22 rode to lhe place Subdivision of said VIllage of Middleport, · TWinsburg, Oh 44087, ·on confirmation of of beginning, ~atlmat­ Sections 23 and 29 as sale. The appraisal County of Meigs and 3311-425-4201 did Include an Interior ed to contain one(1) Ml forth In the State of Ohio: Parcel , (4) 12, 19, 26 acre. Reference recorded plat of seld examlna.t lon of the No. 1: Beginning Deed: Volume · 129, subdivision In· JPial house. North 21 Deg. 57 ' Public Notice Page 551, Melga Cablne! 7-A, Meigs Robarf E. Beegle, Weal 76.15 Feet from County Dead County, Ohio, Plat Meigs County Sharif!. an Iron pin located on· Recorda. Parcel Recorda. Audll.or's Attorney lor the the. Southeasterly Sheriff Sales 10105·00851.000. To Parcel Number 20Manley, corner of the M.D. • Case Number Plaintiff make the sum of 00725.001 . Deas, Kochalskl, LLC Brli:kles. 262 Acre 05CV133 Dollars The real ettate above $97,299.02 Lot, which said Iron 495 S. High St. ' US Bank ·National Seven deacrlbed Is subject Ninety Sullo 300, As soc pin lo located on. the 'TWo Ohio Ia all leaaas, ease- Thouaand Northerly Line ol • Plaintiff Columbus, menta and rights of Hundred Ninety Nine vs 43215·5669 Qrant Street In the way of ·record. Dollars · and 'TWo 614-222-4921 VIllage of Middleport, Charles Dill.etal Centa: Address of property: (4) 5,12,19 Ohio; thence North 20 Deland ants owner: 1237 Bridgeman Currant Dag. 28' Weal 81.f0 . Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Str"et, Syracuae, Dennis Whitlatch at ill Feet to a point; Properly AI: 28275 Ohio. Ohlq 4j;n9. . . Public No.tlce Thance North 36 Deg. Old St Rt348, Albany, current Owner: In .pursuance of an 55' West 37.15; PP• ' 05Homer Millo Jr. at al Ohlb Thence North 53 Deg. order of sale to me Shariff Salas Prior directed .!rom said 5' Ell! 135.9 Feet; to C.a e . ·.· Number Proparty at 1237 00851.000. Deed Ralerancel: court In the above 05CV131 Bridgeman St. the · public Road; Walla Fargo Financial SyraCUM, Ohio PPII Volume 123, Page entitled action, I wtll Thlfllce South 58 deg. 20.00725.001 Prior 833. Appraloed at 3' ·eaot 117.5 feet; expose to sale at pub- of Ohio $105,000.00 Term• of lic auction on the · Plaintiff , Deed Relerencea: thence South 37 Deg. Sale: Cannot be aold 27' Weat 113.5 feet, to front atepa of the liS · · ' ~ume12~ Page 551 Meigs County Court M.D Brlcklaa line; David McVay at a1 • ~ ·.' praised ~ at for Ieos than 213rdo of Defendanll' , •, ,000.00 Term• of the appraised value. thence North &3 dag. House on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 10 a.m. of coun of C:ommoJ! , : cannot be aold .10% down on day of 8' Weal 29.4 Feel to Mid dey, the follow- . Pleas, Melga Countt, I ,_,.:;Ins !han 213rdil of aale, cash or certified the M.D. Brlcklas Phillip Comer, !hence Soulh 40 dag. 31'Wnt80.35 to the pi- of de.li· oo laa•al CoasbucUoa QdlxcanUoa S) ~(~"1"'11.. :X~ru s,~ee At 1&!u~~11e ~ctu • ~~ oSEAL COATING - Free Estunat:s ROGER HVSELL GARAGE Auto& Truck Repair c l'll 416-1436 MillEY'S SElF STORAGE "Middleport's only SeH·Stora~· l F rr•1• E • Heating ' .11111 1'c"~ l.t, f'd I ~sse~eeBLJWYY 9 SS ' I ~ H.l. Wrii8S81 and Sons ... Tile Hardwood • Vinyl Carpet Restretch' Laminates 740-517-3704 . 740-992-0650 • STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING .. ~-------------- WV#O 714 ----~~~~~. : I I IMPORTS Athens SPRING SPECIAL WV038725 s.l92621~ on SAYINGS y Ol11< I , n II I •1 < ru•n " P<Jr!H'Il , Hill's Se lf Storage spleneuc. 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 DOES ANYONE REMEMBER T~E NAME OF OVR SCHOOL"? .,.,• ., •I "' SUNSHINE CLUB Wf-PDIIJG Painting • Door!\ • Windows • Dr.>cks • Siding • RoofUJg ~Room Additions • Rcmodciing . ~ WV 038992 • Plumbing • Electrica l • 740-387-0544 • Accouslic Cei ling 740-339-a.1:Z Gj\RFIELD Advertise in this space for ss4 per ,month • J40-992-1m Stop & Compare IT'& I &T.RTL.INGr REVEL-ATION....! • L.A111E& NIP QoENTL.EMEN.....:!IoiE MAN I& 61'11..1,. ABL-e , U FUNC..110N! /TiL FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY 1·4 BR HO!JSes 8t Apts. ~ , 1 Luxury· Also HUD Also ~ommercial Space 16· 5547 " !fMA1 A~ 'lb\l Sco.r pion 30 32 38 38 the COI'Mr 40 Fonda or film 41 Mr. Greenspon 42 Run In neutral . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos ~ Ciphlr ayptogrlms 1te ~lied tram ql.IDblllcnl by f~s ~. past and preM!W h::h 1e1tar In the clpr.t stands lor another Today's cl!ie: Y equals Z · " CT UPN IICT HVSK' FNCFJ. E URXKL ... IIFITN RQFN P EFPJG PIRJE IIRKVIJFNO PK NTXWN "- FJ K.P. IPXGFJTY, RW MCPJLKTX PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Men ollew words are the besl man."- Willill/liJ . Shakespeare, 'Henry V' I 'Brevity islhe soul Of lingerie.' - Dorothy Parker . ':~~:~' S©R$.\M.-~t~~~~ lAM I ii~od loy tLAY I . POW.N - - - - - 0 aeom>nge ;..,;, . ol rho rour wo·:!s · WQIO .:rctl'nb~ec' low .,._j~o,7," rc iorm four aimo1e 21-JI:Jne "20) - It's believe In that low esUmatlon of youraelt, you could begin td behave In ways that will prove you right. 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GEMINI Residential• Commercial • General Contracting AstroGraph 44 Arll coursa 45 Tljuan• coin Geologic 46 Help wllh a ISmple helot . Dlogulsa 47 Down In the VI""'J"ry dumpt Highly 48 Gree~ as a regarded dog Pffchea . 49 Dawn Friction goddeso saoer 51 Wka. and Juatarouncl wka. 23 Layered cookie 24 ~ller 1!"""'1=---t~....-....-. • your heart's desires. \ Cornerstone I!B ~· & ,Construction PUa 22 Placed In the year ahe~d , '/01,1 are llk&ly to be tar more Imaginative and resourceful than ever before . If you give 11ent to these Inclinations, they wilt enhance your posalblll - lncenRd, and .p nerally ·~ Pass Pass Paso -~= Tllur.doy, Aprtl 20, 20011 "SPLENETIC." . off, sore, chafed, crou, huffy, HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE, V.C. YOUNG Ill 1 NT 2• Paaa G YOU CAN'T JUS.T To say the colonists were up~ITE • THE COI..Dil!tST~ . set with England for tax.lna W£RE P'\Ap AT EIIGL.ANt> their tea It undjentallna the FOR TA~INC:. THEIR matter. Tbey we~ BEYOND TEg ! TH ....T5 TOO upaeL They were anary, Irate, SHORT! YOI.l'VE GoT miffed , peeved, mad, furious, perturbed, enrq:ed, licked To STRETCH IT CU'I'! 'ADVERTISE IN .THIS SPACE FOR: $54 PER MONTH • Paso + Author Noelle Alllto clalmed, "The shortest distance between two points is under construction.• Most of you will agree with that. Shllrlly you will ogres thai lhero is one decarer-play option that usually mskes short work ol bringing hllme a oonlrat:l. It Ill hlghllghteo by this deal. How should Soulh plan the play in lour spades after West. leeds the club queen to dummy's king? · South's two-club rebid was New Minor Forcing , an artHiclal lnqulry promising at least game ~l nvltatlonal values. When Nortlt showe<flhres-card spade suppo~ . South jumped to game In that strain. (Note thai three no-trump by Nortlt falls after a hea~ to West's king and a heart duckeo by East to keep communication with his partner.) ·A diamond lead -would defeat four spsdas. bul w1to would find that sho~·sull lead, given North's opening bid? After 1he clu~-queen sta~. South must resist lhe temptation to taka a spade llnesse et tr~ IWO. Hhe does, West con win wllh his king and return a spade. Then dsclarer, If he pulls lhe last speoe, should lose one spade and lhres hearts. liow can South avoid losing three heart !ricks? 8y trumping h!s third hea~ on tha board. He Immediately plays a hsart. lei's assume West takas declare(s jack with the king and shifts to a trump. Osctarer wlna In either hand snd plays the heart queen to Easl's ace. E.St will return a trump, but South rises with his ace and trumps his last heart on tho board. Kaep an aye ·open lor the pos~blllty of constructing a route .to ruff In the shorter trump hand. .E9G NATE ' flanging Baskets ''Pots and Thbs 1 NONE !! 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Milton has contributed more than his share.· The lefthandrr gave up 40 1 homers last season. the most in the majors, and hoped that an offseason conditioning program to strengthen his legs would help him keep the ball down . He gave up two homers while winning his ftrst two starts. Then . he went back to his old ways Tuesday. Ramirez , a 22-year-old shortstop obtained from Boston last · November, hit Milton's third pitch of the game for his first career homer,· a drive that barely cleared the wall in center. He added a two-run shot in the second, 'and Uggla followed with his second homer. Miltun kept his head down as he walked off the field following the inning, enduring loud boos and catcalls from the crowd of 19,724. Jason LaRue was on deck to pinchhit and Milton had grabbed his jacket and headed for the clubhouse when David Ross homered in the bottom of the second, giving Milton a second chance. . He didn 't make much of it. Milton 'allowed eight hits, three walks and nine ·runs in 4 1-3 innings, leaving with the bases loaded in the fifth. Miguel Olivo doubled off reliever Matt Belisle to start a · four-run rally. . Notes: Juan Pierre was the last Marlin to lead off a game with a homer - last July 7 against · Milwaukee. Mark Kotsay was the last to do it on the road, May 2, 200Q at San Diego .... Ramirez is 19-for50 (.380) as a leadoff hitter. ... Vargas threw 110 pitches in his four-plus innings ...,. CF Reggie Abercrombie snapped an 0-for-22 slump with an RBI single in the fifth .... LaRue was activated off the 15-day DL before the game. He had surgery du;·ing spring training for torn knee carti· lage. sixth. Hanning had a two-run single in the offensive explosio n, and Amy Barr had a two-run double as Meigs blitzed to the 1.8-0 win. Meigs hitters were Haning with two singles and a double, Melia" Whan two singles, Amy Barr a double, Cassi Whan a double, Lian · Hoffman a single, Amber Burton a sing le, Whitney Smith l! single, and Samantha Cole a double. Southern hitters were Linda Eddy, Lindsey Buzzard, and Virginia Brickles all with singles. · The Lady Eagles tied it again in the top of the fourth on the strength of a Cozart RBI double and a Baker runfrom Page81 scoring si ngle . . South Gallia went up 6-5 Osborne. The Green imd thanks to one final run in the White went up 3-1 in the fifth. Halley singled to get third as Bissell came through herself aboard · and scored with an RBI si ngle. later in the inning on a The see-saw battle contin- groundout by Kelsey Wells . ued as the Lady Rebels plated But Eastern kept its all· four runs in the fourth frame time unblemished record to take a 5-3 edge. South against the Gallians intact by Gallia amassed four hits dur- scoring an ·incredible II ing that span, one each by times in the sixth. Eastern Taylor, Clary, Fulks and pitcher Danielle Carroll worked out of a two-on jam Stapleton. in the bottom of that same inning to end it via the 10-run mercy rule. Carroll went the distance in earning 'the victory. Fulks also worked the whole game and, took the loss. · Eastern plays host to Southern today. South Gallia ,goes to Southern next . Tues day. from Page 81 on ·a Tornado misc ue ~ That led to one run, then Cole slammed an RBI double for a · 6-0 Meigs lead. Meigs added .a, run in the fifth, then blew the game open with eleven runs in the Eastern MEIGS'18, SOUTHERN 0 6: Innings Meigs 402 01(11) 18 11 o Southern 000 000 0 3 8 Whitney Wolfe-Riffle, Linda Eddy 6th and Sarah Eddy. Joey Haning and Whitney Smith. W - Haning. L- Wolfe-Riffle. home the Raiders second run of the inning befQre River Valley knotted the score when Eggleton reached on an from Page81 error and was picked off ftrst . . . with Mulholland crossing the · staged liS wmm~g live run plate on the throw to first. rally on three hils and two w h· . . II ' d. · re River Valley errors in the a. ama. ra te to sco frame. Flint gave up eight • five limes m the bottom half runs, five earned, on eight. · of the s1xth. Cody Herdm~~ hits with 11 strikeouts, five reached on an error and ow:as walks and a hit batter. followed by successtve smWaham<~jumped out to a 2- gles by Garrett Cullen and 0 advanta¥e in the second Garret Underwood .. Derek before addmg a third tally in . Veazy walked pnor to 1the third to make it a 3-0 con- Nathan Stafford dnvmg ,.a test . Clark was breezing single back through the box along until Dee! reached base to g1 ve Wahama a 7-3 edge, on an error leading off the Courtesy runner Jacob Roach River Valley sixth. Curnutte would later score the final then broke up the no-hit bid run of the contest on a balk with a bunt . single before by Flint to conclude the Mulholland also laid down a evenings scoring activity. bunt for a base hit to score Curnutte had two of the Deel. Flint walked to chase three River Valley safeties on ·Wahama .. Southern . ·from Page 81 the second who was forced out when Jacob Hunter reached on fielder's choice. Hunter . then scored on an RBI double to' deep right field from Riffle. Pape followed with an RBI single and SHS led 9-3. Meigs came back with on run in the .third. Dave Poole scored after reaching on a fielder's choice. Story singled, then Steven Hudson hit an RBI single, the score 9-4. Southern added two runs in the fifth. Meigs added ·two runs in the sixth. Wes Riffle had a double and single and three RBI's, Josh Pape two singles, Marnhout a single and two RBI's, Brad Crouch a double and single, Ryan Chapman two sjngles, Darin Teaford a single, and Jake Hunter a sin' gle. . Meigs hitters were led by Clayton Blackston with a .' • • . CINCINNATI (AP) Leadoff hitter Hanley Ramirez hOmered in his first two at-bats off Eric Milton and . drove · in four run s Tuesday night, sparking the Florida Marlins to a 12-6 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Florida stopped a threegame losing streak with its bi'ggest offensive splurge of the season. The Marlins hit three homers off Milton (2-1) -Dan Uggla ·also had a solo shot - ·and had seven doubles among their season-high 18 hits. Ramirez had a solo homer, a two-run shot and an RBI single as part o( a 3-for-6 game. Six Marlins had multihit games, including lefthanded starter Jason Vargas. For a while, it looked like it might not be enough. Vargas matched his career high with five walksin four' plus innings . and gave up three homers, allowing the Reds to turn a potential drubbing into a matchup of Edwin bullpens. , Encarnacion 's three-run homer with none out in the fourth cut it to . I 0-6 and ended Vargas' outing. Josh Johnson (1-1) stopped the Reds' comeback by pitching three hitless innings. It was only the fourth win this season for the Marlins, .Wednesday, Apfil19. 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com ' two singles, and a walk, Bryan Delong a single, Jenkins a single, Tyler Wayland a .single, Aaron Story two singles, Steven Hudson two singles. and Cody Davidson a single . Southern's Ryan Chapman got the win with four strikeouts and four walks, while · giving up II hits. Meigs pitching combined for four doubl~. the day with a pair of singles with Mulholland adding the remaining base knock for the Raiders. Wahama got two hits each .off the bats of Garrett Cullen · and Kameron Sayre in addition to a double by Herdman and singles by Stafford, Clark and Underwood. The White Falcons return to action on Thursday when they travel to City Park in Parkersburg to meet the Crusaders of Parkersburg catholic in a 4 p.m. outing. River Valley will host Chesapeake in a 5 p.m. affair this afternoon.· WAHAMA 8, RIVER VALLEY 3 000 · 0030 - 3 3 2 Wahama 021 005x - 8 8 3 Brenton Clark, Kameron Sayre (7} and Nathan Stafford. T. A. Flint and Eric Caldwell. W - Ylark. L - Flint. S $ayre. River Valley walks and six strikeouts, while giving up. II hits. Eric VanMater was the Meigs starter and suffered the loss with Dunfee coming on in relief. . SOUTHERN 11, MEIGS 6 Meigs 211 002 0 6 11 1 Southern 252 020 l': 1·1 11 5 Ryan Chapman (WP} and Butch MarnhOut. Eric VanMeter, Dunfee and Greg Musser. W - Chapman . L VanMeter. 12 DEALERS FEATURING . . MTS 'C.OINS of Galllpolls .· -"J FlEE ~u.ftcl,aym, !-P4 . ·pmnl Admission -· · .J • 2J . FlEE . Adnalsslor .at nol14n Inn . GallipOlis · In the individual events for the boys, Bryce Honaker took first in the I00-meter dash ( 11 :92), fi'rst in the long jump ( 18-7) and first in the 200-meter (25.3).Aaron Martindale won first in the 1600-meter (5:26) and second in the 3200-meter (II :49), Anthony Crites won first in the disctlss ( 106-3 5), Alex McGrath \von first in the hi gh jump (5 -8 ) and Owen took first in the 400meter (57 . I ) and first in the 800-meter (2:20). Other i'inishers for the Easterl!' boy s included Newell with a third in the disLarry Crumlphotsl cuss (I 03-7); Batey with a foruth in tbe discuss ( 103-6) Eastern's Michael Owen, left, jumps out to a big lead in th~ and second in the shot jut 800-meter run during Tuesday's quad meet in Tuppers Plains~ • (38-5), Pierce placed thir in included Barker (second in the 400-meter (I :00.1), the 100-meter (15.58) and Castor took fifth in the 400- sixth in.. the 200-meter discuss, 105-4, second in Iong Jump, 15-9, fourth i() meter ( 1:0 I. 73) and fourth in (33.26). • ·the 800-meter (2:39) and OVC boy s won first in the shot put, 36-0), Skidmor~ Davis placed sixth in the 400- shot put (Luke Stinson, 39- (third in shot put, 37-4, fifth meter (I :02.02) and second 2) and 300-meter hurdles in discuss, I 02-11 ), Lewi~ in the,800-meter (2:24) while (Kelley, I :06.29). Otber fi n- (second in 200-meter, 26.4; _Aeiker placed fourth in th,e ishers for the Defender boys second in 100-meter, 12.74 in 400-mete~<, 3200-meter ( 13 : 12). included Stinson (second in fourth Individual Eastern girl fin- 300-meter, 1:18.66, sixth in I :00.46), Sommer (third in ishers included Katie discuss, 79-10, fourth in 100-meter, 12:89, third iii Hayman who took ftrst it) the I 00-meter, 13 :0 I), Kelley 200~rneter, 27.9), Call (sec; I 00-meter hu1dles (20.4) and (fourth in· 200-meter, 28.3, ond in 400-meter, 58.1, fiftlj first in the 300-meter hurdles fifth in 100-meter, . 13 .02, in BOO-meter, 2:45.5) an<i (59.4), Megan Broderick third in long jump, 13-'9), Coury (third in 800-meteJit . • won the 1600-meter (7: 10), , Simms (secon.d in. 1600- 2:34). The individual Soutli Becca Owen finished tied for meter, 6:29, ftfth tn 200first in the high jump (4-2) meter, 30.66) . and Patrick Gallia girls included Adkin (ssecond in 400-mete ~ and won first in the 200- (fourth In long JUmp, 11-6). 1: 16.6, fourth in 200-metet; meter (29.06) a11d finished ~VC girls won first in the third in the long jump (II' Dtscuss (Edmonds, 65- 31.8, second in 100-meter:: 10.'5), Morgan Burt was tied 4.25), I 00-~eter (Frantom, 14.92), Hall (fifth in 100:; for first in the high jump (4- 14.3), long JUmp (Frantom, meter, 16.69, third in 40()and shot put meter, 1:21.5, second iii 2) and took second in the 13-2), long jump ( 12-6), Milam (Edmonds, 23-5.5). Other 3200-meter, 17:01) ana won the 400-meter (I: 1.0.4) finishers included VanMeter Gasanova (third iri shot put; and 800-meter (3:02) and (second -in shot put, 21-4, 19-5 , third in discuss, 44-8) ~ The final school in compe; Martindale took first in the .sixth in 100-rrteter, 17.61, 3200-meter (14:34). fourth in long jump, 9-5.5) titian was Southern . witlt Other Eastern girl finishers and Frantom (thirq in 200- individu~l boy finisher~ included Broderick who fin- meter, 30.77). · Counts (fifth in shot put, 35~ ished second in the 800For the Soutli Gallia boys, 7), McNight (sixth in shot meter (3:24), Georgana their lone win came in the put, 35-3, third in 3200· Koblentz took third in the 4x200 (I :51). In their other meter, 12:59), Goode (first 100-meter (15.45) and fifth team finishes, the 4x400 in 3200-meter, II :35) and in the 200-meter (33.21), team finished- second Hoover (sixth in 800-meter, Morgan Weber placed second (4: 13.7) and 4x 100 Jearn fin- 2:45.9).. For · the Southern girls, Vanmeter finished sec; in the 200-meter (29.43) and ished second (53.5). Brittany Roush took fourth in Individual fjilishers ond in the disc.uss (56-4). ;;o l't·:N T S • \ 'ol. :; :; . No . • Southern rallies past·Lady Eagles. See Page 81 BY BRIAN INSIDE • ODOT seeks stream conservation easements. . See Page tA2 • Chester-Shade plans fund raiser. ~Page A3 • Uons Club donates to London Pool. See Page AS • Transfers post~d. . See Page AS • Lawsuits filed against Bausch & Lomb in eye fungus cases. See Page A6 • School districts turn to traditional campaign · tactics. See Page AS WEATHER .' sions about · abstinence and lifestyle· choices, such as good decision making, self esteem, peer pressure.management, · and positive self image, DJFS Director Michael Swisher said. The ABC program . is administered through a contract with the AthensMeigs Educational Servite Center, using Temporary Assistan ce to Needy · Families funds. ·A recreational coordinator, activity leaders and security staff wi ll be in place at the two parks to work with case managers to provide scheduled activities, such as athletic. events. The program will distribute up to $44,000 to . each pool this summer for the passes, . V,ihich will be accepted at both pools. T.he DJFS will also provide lifeguard staff and other personnel for both 'pools through ' the · Summer ' Youth B~an I. -/photo Employment Training Program, which .' Meeting Wednesday to discuss the Abstinence Bu ilds Character summer is administered through a contract with the Gaflia/Meigs Community Action youth program were Syracuse Village Council member Joy Bentley, Agency. At least 20 of the 90 qualifying Syracuse Mayor Eric Cunnirgham, Middfeport Mayor Sandy lannarell i, .and youth participating in the SYETP will ABC Cas~ Manager Cara Bullington. Back, 1-r, Middleport Pool Manager Dale Riffle: George Arnott of Gallia-Meigs CAA, Commissioner Jim Sheets, work as lifeguards at the pools. Activities Coordinator Dan Thomas. ABC Director Fenton Taylor, DJFS Please see Program, AS Director Michael Swisher, and Commissioner Mick Davenport. Carey, Bickerstaff to sp:ak at Rio commencement ceremonies the schobl on their day off. keeping their promise to help unload the truck if books. · Other helper s included Connie and Gene Halley; Carolyn Nicholson, Andy Garnes , Crocket Cruw, Rill Riggs. Amy and Marge BtltT. Barr said the books are' in "very good condition~· and the school was happy to have receiv~d them. So were the students; including the kindergartners who were husily flipping through the books, including one about pengt,tins which was a big hit. Barr added that she has several thank you notes to keep her busy regarding the Iiterary donation, including a big tllank you to Mrs . Beegle. .• STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RUTLAND . -When kindergartners. at Meigs Primary Sc~ool entered the librmy this week they immediately noticed boxes and boxes of new books. · . Actually, the books weren't new tiut used from the Worthington · Public . School District. Submitted photo Meigs Primary School Librarian Linda (Crow) Beegle (left) rece ntly saved over Marge Barr informed the kindergart-. 100 boxes of used books from the. incinerator ners that the books were going to be and with the help of husband Ted transported burned, . to which the children them from the Worthingtoh Public School responded with gasps. . District to Meigs Primary School. The Beegles Barr went on to say the books did .are both natives of Meigs County and gradubelong to a K-6 elementary school ates of Pom~roy High 'School. in Worthin gton that was being .remodeled into n school for handicapped children. Because of this transformation the books would have mel their . maker if not for Worthington Public Sc]Jool District . employee and Pomeroy High School graduate Linda (Crow) Beegle stepping in to save them. Beegle, who now lives in Columbus and is a native of Meigs County, worked the phones for over a week calling different administrators in her district . until receiving permission- to bring the books home to Meig s Primary School. With the help of student s at the Worthington school , Beegle packed more than I 00 boxes of rescued books and with money from her own pocket she rented a U-Haul trail er to transport the goods from Columbus. Beegle arrived at Meigs Primary School on Good Friday along with husband Ted, also a native of Meig s County and grad uate of .Pomeroy Beth Sergenl/photo High School. The couple was met by school janitors John Davidson Meigs Primary School Librarian Marge Barr explains to kindergartners how the school and Dave Jacks that arrived back at received boxes and boxes of new (used) books. RIO GRANDE University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College will Welcome a state leader and '.an NB~ coach to its upcoming commencement . and Founder's Day ceremonies on Saturday, May 6. State Sen. John Carey of Wellston will serve as the keynote speaker for the commencement ceremony, while NBA Charlotte Bobcats Head Coach and General Manager Bernie Bickerstaff will be the key note speaker for the . Founder'> Day Ceremony. Dr. Herman Koby, interim president of Rio Grande · Community College, said he has followed Carey's career in the Ohio House of Representatives and the Ohio Senate, and is proud to have him speaking at the commencement ceremony. · · "He's advanced rapidly,'~ Koby said: "He's been a real: · credit to our district." Dr. Greg Sojka, interim president of the University of Rio Grande, said that Carey . ·has been a good friend to Rio . Grande over the years and has served the communi ty well. He added that Carey would have one additional duty as the -commencement speaker,' as he will play a key role on ·the stage when one very spe-: cia! student receives her diploma. That student is • Ple.ase see Rio, AS .. Soutluwn Puom this weekend ....----- ·New generator Hurrv.tlme Is runnina.outl 2 SllC'riONS- t6 PAGES Ad is Mav11. 2006 Calendars A3 Classifieds Bs-6 Comics Dear Abby Editorials B7 Obituaries A3 A4 As Places to go B8 Sports -Weather B Sectipn A2 ' - '· '""' ·m) <hoit) "'"li o" ·l.c·o 111 Detallo on Page A2 .Buylnr likl s.illn; ..,U (,1 COins ancl Cumncy .....; ' . REED M[DDLEPORT - The Department of Job and Family >Services, Meigs County Commissioners and officials in. Middleport and Syracuse have kicked off a new approach to pregnancy prevention through a summer program at pools in the two communities. Through the Abstinence Builds Character program, the DJFS will pay $88,000 for pool passes for 2,200 students in grades 6-12, at all income levels. The extension of the school-bltsed abstinen~e program into the summer months is ·considered a "creative" way to reduce teen pregenancies in the county, which has the highest .teen pregnancy rate in the state. . The program will offer continuing abstinence education programs and summer activities at General Hartinger Park and in the Syracuse Park and London Pool, beginning when the pools open on Memorial Day weekend. ABC Case Managers will work at the two sites during the summer to continue · the curriculum with ongoing discus- •Heanh Care.Edition to be published Mav18;200& . . J. BREED@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM BY BETH SERGENT I 19atlp ~rtbune ~oint ~leaS)ant l\.egtS)ter • and Daily Sentinel , Tlll ' I{Sf),\\', AI'RII. 20, 2006 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ·I ~aUtpoliS) •--t .0 ·county e~pands abstinence program·into summer Page AS ·. ·~ • Keith Chaffee, 70 • Norma Hawthorne, 68 Don't miss this opportunitv to reach over 16,000 homes · Ariel ready to re-dedicate, BS Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio OBITUARIES Free ColDs ford l'dlen t6-a unci., 0. ~ • sliver colas , ' Protesters want Shenvin-Williams to . clean up lead paint, AS . from Page 81 EASTERN 16, SOUTH GALLIA 6 &Innings Eastern 012 20(11)- 16 12 2 S.Gatlia ~ too 410 ~ 6 9 s . Darilelte Carroll and Hannah Pran. Niki Fulks and Laura Gwinn, W- Carroll. L Fulks. COIN SHOW iJ; Quad · © 2006 Ohio VaiiJ=Y Publhthing Co. ' -'------- • .. Beth Sercent/ photo They'll be rol ling out the red (or purple) carpet in Racine th is weekend when the_So'4thern Prom gets underway at 7:30p.m. Saturday at Southern High School. Th'e gymnasium will be open at (3:30 p.m. for pictures and the prom is scheduled to end around 11:30 p.m. , culm inating with the crowing of this year's prom king and queen. Pictured are candidates ior _prom royalty, first row (from left) Nicole 'McDaniel , Amber Holsinger, Kristiina Williams, Jenny Warner, Andrea· Parsons, Chelsea Smith; second row (from left) Andrew Parsons . Kevin Hill, Ben Lee, John Bentz, Brad Crouch, Dustin Brinager. The prom 's theme is "When The· Lights Go Down In The City.", ' . . a.tan I. RMCI/photo Tony Maxey of Maxey Electric, Tuppers Plains. installs a new generator at the Meigs County Sheriff's Department on Wednesday. The new emergency generator was purchased by County Commissione rs, Sheriff Robert Beegle said. ' ". •· � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 19, 2006 casto chaffee day hawthorne