https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06cd5cb1ac7cf9656318186bd9e62e3c.pdf d151a96ab4ea44e1614fae1896ca6eb0 PDF Text Text Pqe 88 • The Daily' Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, M·ay 2, 2006 O'Bleness Memorial · Plenty of whining·in Wizards-Cavaliers·series AP photo Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Bronson Arroyo reacts aftenhe final out of his complete game taking the Reds to a 6-1 win over the St.Louis Cardinals during their baseball game Monday in Cincinnati. CLEVELAND (AP)- The playoff series between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Washington Wizard s · has become a battle of high-scoring stars, and their complaining coaches. LeBron James and Gilben Arenas rank first and third in scoring average this postseason, while coaches Mike Brown and Eddie Jordan likely lead the league in whining about officiating. The series, knotled 2-2, returns Wedne sday night to Cleveland, as mud\ a contest of words as 3-puinters and dunks. First, Jordan accused referees of givi ng James ·the star treatment a; his 41 points led Cleveland to a 97-96 road win in Game 3 Friday night. Jordan wanted a traveling call on James' game-winn ing drive to the rim with 5.7 seconds left . Jt was Brown 's turn to grouse after Game 4 Sunday night. "I don 't know how LeBron 'can be on the floor for 45 minutes and pick up four offensive fouls," Brown said. "I need to watch the tape. but it's sh ockin~ to see htm get four offensive fouls in 45 minutes o~ action." With the Cavaliers traveling home late Sunday, the team took the day off Monda~ from practice - and co mplaming. Brown wasn't alone in his grumbling after the 106-96 loss in which the Cavaliers blew a t3-poi nt second-half lead andofthe control the chance series . · to >eize "Out of our 22 · turnovers. I'd probably say I 0 to l 2 were offensive fo ul s," said James, who finished with five fou ls. "Questionable calls, but we have to live with it." Were the refs compensating for Friday night's game? Cavaliers guard Larry Hughes thinks so and believes Jordan 's complaints helped the Wi7..ards even the series. " I guess it makes a difference. You can see during the course of the game - 40 free throws, we get 34 fQuls, that 's the way it goes, I guess," . Hughes said. "If LeBron gets calls , then In comparison, the Gil should get calls," Wizards Cavaliers shot just 25 free guard Jared Jeffries said. throws on 2 I Washington " H~ 's one of the top four or fouls. five players in the league this Hu ghes, who fouled out year, so he should get those while allowing Arenas to calls." score 34 points, added that the With· the series headed back refs shouldn't · let coaches 10 Cleveland, Jordan declined sway them because it makes 10 address the ofliciating in for poor basketball. · the series again Monday. "l play defense. That's what . "I' m going to complain 1 do. and 1 like doing it," about my room service in. Hughes said. "That's tough Cleveland so J get better room w1ten yuu don 't ge1 th e oppor- servic·e when we stay at the lllnl.ty to do what you lt'ke to Four Seasons," Jordan J·oked. do: that's anticipate, beat guys "I'm not saying any more."h to the spot, get your hands in But the players know 1 e there, play clean basketball, battle of .words isn't ov,er. "It' ll be a chess Play good de'ense'" •· · · · tnatch Jordan antic.ipates a poss i- between the coaches to try ble fine from the NBA for hi s and get referees on their complaints Saturday about side," Arenas said Monday. Arenas not getting the same · "LeBron said, ' Yeah, your calls as James. The league coach is CQmplaining. That's was reviewing hi s comments. what he did.' So I go back. Arenas is averaging 31 . over there and said, 'I see points to James' 34.3 points in your coach is complaining.' the playoffs. He 's doing more It's a chess match and players scoring at the line though - have to adjust to what's going 40 points compared with on out there with the referJames ' 29. ees." . Hospital honors Its volunteers, A2 :)O ( 1.'\T~, \ 'ol. .).-; '\o. tX·; SPORTS ' • Lady Eagles fall to Gallia Academy. See Page 81 ' CLEVELAND (A P) - Cleveland's only run off The right-hander struck out third baseman Aar,on Boone Javier Vazquez dominat~d for Vazquez, who has ~?iven up Victor Maninez but gave up collided with Pierzynski, who six innings and Paul Konerko two earned runs in h1s last 20 Ben Broussard's RBI single was awarded third on interferhomers, a record for April. hit a three-run homer to help innings. that made it 8-6. Jenks then ence. "I tried to take him out of teammate Jim Thome enjoy Konerko connected for his struck out Ronnie Belliard and B·rian Anderson followed the equation," Arroyo said. his return· to Cleveland as the seventh homer in the first off Todd Hollandswonh for hi s with a roller that Boone let "He helped me out with a Chicago White Sox held off Cliff Lee (2-2). . eighth save. slip under his glove for an couple of nice pop ups early. " ttie- Indians 8-6 on Monday embarra, ssing error, and the Podsednik had four hits and Thome was greeted with a Pujols flied out twice, night. ball even sktdded past Peralta matched a club record with . mix.ture of boos and cheers _ , backing up Boone - to popped out and walked, leavThome was back at Jacobs four steals as the White Sox when he came to the plate in ing it up to the rest of the Field for the first time as a vis- won their founh straight and the first. One sour Ind1ans fan score Pierzynski and Cardinals' lineup to prove iring player. The Indians ' improved to 18-7 _ their held up a cardboard sign read- Mackowiak. career home run leader bolted The White Sox added two itself. With their big hitter as a free agent following the record on May 1. a year ago ing: Et Tu, Thome? runs in the sixth to go up.7-0, when they went on to win the With the White Sox leading held in check, the Cardinals had no chance. 2002 season, signing a six- World Series. · helped by reliever Brian 5-0 in the sixth, the crowd of year, $85 million deal with · h I 7,845 got a little testier, Slocum's two wild . pickoff Arroyo has been the Reds' Philadelphia. Chicago · has won . etg t directing some derisive chants attempts. best starter by far. making Before heading to the hall- straight and I 0 of I I in at Thorne. Notes: It was Ozzie naw general manager Wayne park, Thome, who lives .in a Cleveland. Lee struggled to get through Guillen's 2ooth win as White Krivsky's first major move Cleveland suburb during the The Indian s trailed 7-0 after the first. He allo.wed consecu- Sox manager. He's I 17-70 look good. Cincinnati got the offseason, got a reque st from making four errors and play- tive singles to Podsednik and since the stan of last season .... right·hander from Boston for his young daughter, Lila. ing some comical baseball in Tildahito Iguchi before fan - On Tuesday, Indians LHP outfielder Wily Mo Pena on "Daddy," she said, "hit me a the first six innings. However, ning Thome. But Konerko foi- c.c: Sabath1a makes his first March 20. . ' tater." Travis Hafner's third career lowed with a 411-foot shot to start since getting hurt on Arroyo allowed only one Thome didn't muscle out a grand slam '--- a towering shot right-center that made it 3-0. openin_g night in Chicago. hit in eight innings· of a 5-0 homer for hi s little girl and off Brandon McCarthy -. The White Sox added two Sabathla strained an oblique victory in Washington on - · went 1-for-5 with an RBI in brought Cleveland within two unearned nens in a third inning muscle and had to leave in the Wednesday. He extended hi s his first game at the Jake since in the seventh. It was Hafner's when Cleveland seemed to be third innin~ April 2. "Here we streak of scoreless innings to Sept. 29,2002. He .also struck eighth homer of the season re-enacting scenes from the go ·again,' Sabathia said of "Bad News Bears." 16 before Encarnacion hit a out twice to the delight ot and tirst in 53 at-bats . seeing the Sox again. ... The Indians kept scrapping Lee hit A.J. Pierzynski, who Jndians C Victor Martinez solo homer into the upper some Cleveland fans. deck in left fi eld in the second Vazquez (3-1) allowed fiv e and put two on in the eighth took hi s time walking to first. extended his streak of reachtwo outs, Rob inj; base to 41 str~ight games inning, his second homer in hits and would have blanked. before Neal Colts got Casey With two games. the lndtans for SIX mmngs .•f Bl ake on · a grounder. Colts Mackowiak singled and Juan wtth a walk in the founh .... Aurilia 's fifth ·homer barely left fielder Scon Podsedmk gave up a walk and single to Uribe hit a grounder that was Both benches were warned cleared the right·field wall in h~dn t dropped a two-out fly stan the ninth before giving backhanded by Jhonny Peralta after Vazquez threw behind at shon. On the play, Indians Belliard in the third. the first inning and got the ball. The error led to way to closer Bobby Jenks. . Reds' offense rolling. Lopez's .----'---,..------'--------------------~~-=---------,..--,..-----, two-out, ' run ~sco ring single put the Reds up 2-1 in the lifth and snapped the shortstop's 0-for- 17 slump . His base s-loaded single in the ' i.xth off Josh Hancock completed a four-run rally that put the Reds in control. .Notes: Cardinals 3B Scon Rol en stayed back in St. Louis' to recover from a viral infection that has side! ined him for a week. The plan is for him to rejoin the club in Houston on Wednesday .. .. C Yadier Molina went 0-for-3, extending hi s s lump to 0-for15 .... Reds CF Ken Griffey Jr. remains on the 15-day disahled li st, rec'overing from.an inllamed tendon behind hi s ri ght knee. He was eligible lo be activated Friday, but the . leg doesn 't fee l back to nc>rmal. "He ran a 'lot today and fe lt pretty good," manager Jerry Narron 'said . ."He's just not J.OO percent yet." ... Reds RHP. Paul Wil son will stac,t for Triple-A Louisville on Tuesday, the second stan on hi s rehabilitation stint. Wilson is recovering from shoulder · surgery last June 17. CINCINNATI (AP) When Bronson Arroyo showed up the first time with his skinny s ideburn~ and long, highlighted hair, no one was quite sure what to make of him. A month later, the Cincinnati Reds love everything about him .. Arroyo stayed unbeatep in Cincinnati by pitching a fourhitter for the second complete game of his career, and the Reds beat the St. Loui s Cardinals 6- 1 Monday night in a matchup of the NL's lop two teams. "They're the No. I team in the divi sion ,'' said Arroyo, who threw only I09 pitches. "It was nice to shut them down . Any time you go up against those guys, you want to show that you can play with them ." Cincinnati set a club record with 17 victories in April, and started a.new month with the same winning forniula ·_ a lot of offense, a lillie dazzli~g pitching. Rich Aurilia hit a solo homer and Felipe . Lopez drove .in three runs for Cincinnati. Every Reds starter except Arroyo had a hit off left-hander Mark Mulder (21), who was denied his IOOth cQ)'eer wm . "I just left ··a lot of pitches up as the ' day went along," Mulder said. "Just one of them days." The biggest change in the Reds is the addition of Arroyo (5-0), who has dramati cally improved a rotation I hat was the NL's worst last sea,on. The right-hander is the fir>~ Reds staner to win his first five decisions since Paul . Wilson went 7-0 in 2004. "He's been outstanding," Lopez said. "You can 't say enough about what he's done. He's helped a lot. "He brings the personality of being on a winning te<tm. He has a lot of experience in the postseason, and we're feeding off that." Arroyo ex tended the best stan of his career by limiting the Cardinals to Juan Encarnacion 's solo homer, three other harmless hits and three walks. His onfy other c.omplete game was for Pittsburgh on Oct. 2, 200 I, against the Mets. Arroyo made 29 forgettable stans for Pittsburgh from 2000-02 belore the Red Sox claimed him off waivers. In his return to the NL, he h i.~ gotten everyone's attention. "We - didn't see him," G:ardinals manager Tony La Russa said of Arroyo's first time through the NL. "He was .in Pittsburgh and then went pff to lhe other league. I just Dr. Kander is seeing patients at the Holzer Cardiovascular Institute in ,know he 's doing a lot of Gallipolis and Jackson, Ohio. Dr. Kander is Board Certified in Internal t:flings well now." • Arroyo became the first .Medicine and has performed thousands of angioplasty and stenting proceReds pitcher to go eight . I dures, as well as cardiac catheterizations. innings in three consecutt ve ' .starts since Jose Rijo in 1994. The victory left Cincinnati '(l 8-8) in sole possession ·of HQI-U~ first place in the NLCentral , a game ahead of the defending To· schedule an appointment, please call champion Cardinals. ' Arroyo did hi s best work 'against Albert Pujols, who ' had his way w'ith the Reds ' during · a three-homer game April 14 in St. Louis. Pujols .. leads the majors with 14 il..__ _ _ _.:__~-----'---------'-----'"'"--~---~-------'------'""' . 0BITUARIFS Page AS .-Hertlert -Bar&, 56 • Wanora !Sis' Beaver, 84 •AimaJeanJohnson, 81 INSIDE Democratic candidate in the auditor's race. Meigs County Republican • MWSCD announces essay cbntest winners. See Page A2 • OU Marching 110 director to speak at Southam banquet See Page A2 • The Shining Stars 4-H Club meets. See Page A3 ~ Blackwell, Strickland to face off for governor. See Page AS • Local Briefs. See Page AS •· Eagles to award scholarships. See Page A6 WEAmER " '1 , . ·' Di strict (2/9), Roger L. Kline, I ,530; Judge of Court of Appeals (2/10), William H. Harsha, 1,481. State Central Committee; man , Patrick Hennessey, I ,530; State Central Committee, woman, Marilyn . Kaye Ashcraft, 1,5 18; Common Pleas Court Judge·: Fred W. Crow lll, 2,091; County Commissioner, Ernest E. Spencer, 1,659. Please see GOP, AS Racine voters approve school levy, beer option • PleaH ' " Strickland, AS · Civil War boot camp . planned for Meigs students BY CHARLENE HOEruCH HOEFliCH(JjiMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Plans are moving forward for a Civil War boot camp to be held on the Eastern High School football field on Monday and · Tuesday, May 15 and 16. · The program is geared to educate students · about the Civil War, Morgan 's Raid through Meigs County, and the effect it had on the lives of Meigs Countians. The boot camp will be open to students in all Meigs County s~hools during the daytime on both days, 9 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. It will feature several different stations including Civil War arti facts, camp sites, uniforms and gear, life style, and survival techniques. The studen(s will be broken up into platoons, learn to march, and then actually panicipate in a battle charge. They wi II also listen to Darrell Markejohn, the man who ponrays Capt. John Hunt Morgan in thcCivil War reenactment, and talk about the Morgan's Raid 2 planned for the first week in September. Following a break the I5 or so reenactors panicipating in t~e program will mount: their horses, a.nd do demonstrauons of a saber charge and \he technique of firing rifles from horseback. For the school programs, students will be brought by bus to Eastern: On Monday the program will be for flft~ to eighth graders of Eastern: So~them and Meigs; and ,on Tuesday .tt wtll be presented for htgh school history students. On the evening of May 15 the pubhc will be invited to the program where all five stations will be open and a cavalry demonstration will be held. The gates will open at 6 p.m. and the demonstrations will begin at 7:30p.m. For the public program there ,will be a charge of $3 for adults, $1 for students, and children under (ive will be admitted free. Reenactots from Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia will be participating. The boot camp is sponsored by the Chester ·team of the Morgan 's Raid ·committee, according to Jeanie Ridenour, chairman. STAFF REPORT NEWS<liiMYDAiLYSENTiNEL.COM .. POMEROY - Voters in the Southern Local School District approved the renewal of a current expenses levy on Tuesday's primary ballot, by a vote of 786 for the levy and 449 against. Voters approved a local option for beer sales in the Village of Racine, 143 to II 7, but rejected a Sunday sales option for the same estabhshmenl, Hill's Citgo, 136 to 126. Other levy results: . • Middleport Vil\iJ.g_e, cur· rent expenses, 2.1 I for, 212 against. • Rutland Village, police protection, 48 for, 48 against. • Columbia Township, cemetery maintenance, 107 for,• 82 against. • Salisbury Township, · cemetery maintenance. 557 for, 434 against. Results are unofficial, pending an official count by the Board of Elections at ·a ciate to be announced. AEPplans open house on transmission loop proposal STAFF REPORT · NEWS®MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE Columbus Southern Power Company and Ohio · Power Company have scheduled an informational open house in Racine in connection with the companies' pla!]s to build and operate a 345 kilovolt transmission loop to suppon the operation of its proposed new clean-coal technology power plant at Great Bend. , : The meeting is scheduled fur 6:30 to 8:30p.m. on May 16 at the . Southern Allen has assisteu the village Elementary School. It is pan ·b . . h t ey tn 0 tallllllg t e gran mon of tl1e formal siting process lor tile proJect. established by the Ohio • "Everythin g is movutg Power Siting Board and will 11ne." Allen said of the· cur- al low area res idents to obtain ·rcm grants (five total ) in information concerning the; regards to distribution and need for the transmission administration. . project. the project sch~d~le, Allen had more good news the design of the transmtsston when he announced the faci lit y, and other peninent United States Environmental facts about the project. Protection. Agency has AEP representatives will approved the release of a Staff three information staState and Tribal Ass istance tions anti provide details of . Grant (STAG) of $500.000 variou s aspects of the pro-· for the village's . water posed transmission loop. improvement project. Allen The public can come at any sa id thi s figure would be time during: the ·two:hour slightl y reduced to $48 1,000 period to obtain information after the US EPA takes an about the project. A EP has proposed a 600~ · administration fee . megawatt generation faeiiity In addition to STAG Racine has received a $500,000 ~rant in Mejgs Coun~ to sattsfy from Ohio Small Ci11es the growing energy needs of Community Development the 1.4 million customers Block ' Grant Water and served by AEP's Ohio subSanitary Sewer Program . sidiaries. The plant 'will use Ple.,e see AEP. A5 Please see Redne, AS Racine considering water and sewer rate increase_ INDEX 2 Sl!CTIONS - Calendars Classifieds Comics -Dear Abby . Editorials · Obituaries Sports Weather 12 p AGI'S A3 B2-4 Bs A3 A4 A5 B Section A6 © 2000 Ohio Volley PubllohlnM Co. .• ' Hanman , I,291; Treasurer of State, Sandra O'Brien, I ,069, Jennette B. Bradley. 905; U.S . . Senator: Mike De wine, 1.8 I0, William G. Pierce, 236, David R. Smith, 346; State Representative (92nd District): . ·Jimmy Stewan, 2,175. Justice of : the . Supreme Court (1/.1 ). Terence O'Donnell, I,603; Justice of the Supreme Court (1/2), Roben R. Cupp, I ,48 ~; Judge of Court of Appeals , 4th POMEROY - Meigs County Democrats· supported U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D• Lisbon, in his bid for the Ohio governor's office by a margin of 94 percent in Tuesday's Democratic primary. . Strickland received I,482 votes. His opponent, Bryan E. Flannery, received 98 votes. Democrats also gave victory to State · Senator Charlie Wilson, D-Bndgeport, a write-in candidate for U.S. Representative to the Sixth District. Wilson's petitions for candidacy were n;jected because of insufficient ·signatures, and he launched an aggressive call\)laign as a write-in. He received 826 write-in votes among the 2.353 Democrats who voted in the primary. Bob Charleno Hoefllch/photo Carr received 400 votes, and John S. Sixth Ohio CavaltY. IJJembers Mike .Churql),. lllfl,.and .P.lurell Markejohn will disLuchansky, 17~ . •. · . . ;. . · In Meigs County's Democrattc pnmlity, play uniforms and weaponry of the Civil War at the Civil War boot camp to be Michael T. Struble df ·Syracuse defeated held at Eastern High School, May 15 and 16. They Will also be speakmg about Debbi.e Phillips of Athens in the contested • Morgan's Raid 2 and the impact it had on Meigs County. nice · for State Representative of the 92nd . · District, 786 'to 599. . Democratic Primary Attorney General: Marc Oann, I ,051, Subodh Chandra, 245; Auditor of State: Barbara Sykes, I, I 16; Secretary of State: Jennifer Brunner, I, 131; Treasurer of State: Richard Cordray, U.S . Senator, Sherrod Brown. l, I 04; Merrill Samuel Keiser, 360; Justi~e of the Supreme Court (1/1), William Michael O'Neill. 738, A.J . Wagner, 537; Justice of the Supreme ~ourt ( 1/2); Ben Espy, 759, Peter M. Stkora, 455 ; Judge of Court of Appeals •(2/9), no candidate; Judge of Court of Appeals . (2/ 10). no candidate. State Central Committee, man, William E. Moore, 744. Darrell Lear, I85, Anthony Vernell, 266; State Central Committee, woman, Lynda L. Bolin, 673 , Susan Gwinn, 615; County Commissioner, Mick Davenport, I ,276. County Central Committee races: S~lem, no candidate; Laurel Cliff, no candtdiite; Leta~t. - Raymond L. Rowe, 37; <::Jr~nge, Dana Kessinger, 49; Pomeroy 2, Phtlhp M. Ohlinger, 15; Pomeroy 3, Rebecca J. Triplett, 39; Pomeroy 4, no cand1date; · Scipio, no can~idate; Bed.ford, . Jane Frymyer, 73; Bradbury, no candtdate; Columbia, Judy Carter, 78; East Chester, no candidate. Dellllla on P811o AI 740.446.5002 • Blackwell's I ,063 votes. Chuck Blasdel received I ,05 I votes in the race for · POMEROY -Mary T. U.S. Repre sentative, with Byer-Hill won a four-way I ,051 votes. Tim Ginter primary battle for the posi- · 314, Danny received Harmon, 666, and Richard D. tion of Mei~s County Auditor v o t e r s· Stobbs, I 58. in Tuesday s Republican primary; winning 34 percent of end o r'Sed Jim Petro Republican primary the votes cast. =-'-l in the Byer-1-Iill received 891 Attorney General: Betty votes. Marty L. Cline Mary Byer-HIII Republican Montgomery, I ,708, Tim primary for Grendel!, 615; Auditor of received 835, Carla Shuler 654, and Fred L. Hoffman Ohio governor, with 1,287 State: Mary Taylor. I ,618; to J. Kenneth Secretary of State: Greg 244. There was no votes Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED<liiMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM BY BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAiLYSENTiNEL.COM The Holzer Cardiovascular Institute welcomes CMWIOV..uoJiAA • ' Byer-Hill wins GOP race for County Auditor · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT<lPMYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM Interventional Cardiology . \\Ill'\ I'-ll\\ . \I\\ :1 -'""'' Strickland, write-in Wilson win Meigs Democratic primary '--------------------------_,;;..;....,.-.o.;...;:;;.____-:-_____. . Howard Kander, MD, FAce · CountY gels out the vote, A6 _ Middleport .• P~meroy, Ohio Thome, White Sox take down Cleveland, 8-6 Reds blast Cardinals Mei~ . RACINE - Most people know the old saying, "You ~et what . you pay for!" mcluding village oflicials 111 Racine who are weighing the costs of a new water improvement project and its future maintenance. These costs may include an increase in current water and sewer rates. Despite Racine receiving 70 to 80 percent of the funding for its water improvement . project in grants, the village will eventually have to draw upon its Ohio Water and Development Authority (OWDi\) loan' to complete the project, and loan s, unlike grants, must be paid back. The water tmprovement project (plant, tank. piling. water wells and all) wil service 360 customers and is esti mated to cost' roughly . ' - . -" a.th SercontJ pllata The residents of Racine will -soon have a new $2 .3 million water system and possibly an Increase In water and sewer rates to finance future malntaince and repay a vill~ge loan on the project. The new water treatment plant's holding tanks are pictured in the background. $2.3 million. Bob Allen from Ohio ARCAP visited Racine Village Council this week to discuss the funding of the water improvement project. ,, �• ' ' );, PageA2 COMMl1NI1'Y The .' . Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 3, 2006 Community Calendar O'BIENESS MEMORIAL -HOSPITAL HONORs ITS ·voLU ; ATHENS - O'Bleness Memorial Hospital honored · · 262 hospital volunteers at ~he annual Volunteer Recogmt10n Luncheon at the Ohio lJniyersity Inn on April 26. · O'Bieness' volunteers ' devoted more than 23,048 li~urs of outstanding service 4uring 2005. The I luncheon was held in observance of !National Volunteer Week. ; The O'Bieness Volunteer llesources Department bestOwed special recognition QR 32 in-service volunteers. O'Bleness Volunteer kesources Director Wanda Llewellyn recognized hospiial volunteers who have Achieved service-hour mileClones during the past year. Those honored include: Bob $ympson for 7,500 hours of · ~tvtce; Ethel Pierce for 6,000 hours of service; Jessie &6ex and Jaunita Wigal for 4,000 hours of service; Ermyl . Ballinger, Katie Devoe and Clarice Swisher for 3,500 hliurs of service; June Hunter {of 3,000 hours of service; AI ~p. Jennie Meek and Helen .Swaim for 2,500 hours of service; Joy Creighton, Rita Oberholzer, Anne Saunders . and Ralph Wigal for 2,000 boors of service; Betty Brown ani:! Bill Creighton for 1,500 Submitted photo Volunteers at O'Bieness· Memorial Hospital were honored with a luncheon in celebration of National Volunteer Week. hours of service; Richard Guder for 1,000 hours of service; Carolyn Allen, Dotty Carey, Martha Goodin, Sally Hutchins, Nancy Kasler. Arthur Savage, Barbara Schulz and Robert Schulz for 500 hours of service; and Kim Brown, Sandra Brozak, lma Jean Henry, Andrea Jergens, O'Bieness Health System Frank Pierantozzi and president Rick Castrop comDorothy Salmi for 100 hours mended the volunteers for of service . their efforts: Entertainment BY THE. BEND The .Daily Sentinel DEAR ABBY: I met my barul, choir and bell choir neighbor ''Summer" about 18 spring concert, 7 p.m. Art show months ago when we bought by high school students in Josh homes in the same developWednesday, May 3 Fogle's art classes planned. ment. She was nice; we , PAGEVI~LE - Scipio Friday, May 5 became very chummy. We'd Township 1rustees, 6:30p.m. RACINE - Youth Lock-in visit each other's homes for at Pageville town hall. at the Racine United Methodist dinner, cookouts, or just to talk Thursday, May 4 Church. p.m. continuing and hang out. Summer and her POMEROY - Salisbury through 6:30 to I 0 a.m. on boyfriend and my husband Township Trustees, 6:30 Saturday.night Weather permitting, and I had great times together. p.m., town hall. frisby golf and other outside . Abby, Summer is becoming MIDDLEPORT games. Music, live entertain, Middleport Village Council, and food. Open to students, a i'atal attraction! She came over OJ)e day while I was decvariance meeting, 7 p.m,, vil- sixth through seniors. Free. orating my son's room and lage hall. admired the bedroom furniSaturday, May 6 ture. Then she ran out and RACfNE -· Buffingto.n bought the same bed for her Island Preservation Plan preson. That was just the begin· Friday, May 5 sented, 9-11 :30 a.m., Southern ning: She has 'since copied my HA.RRISONVILLE Elementary cafeteria. dining room set, ·my dog, my Harrisonville Presbyterian Cburch, 6 p.m., guest speaker hairstyle, paint in the k.ids' LeAnn Bates, founder room, {o,oood floo.rs and - get Lighting the Way Ministries, this - my living room set in the identical color: I recently light refreshments after. PORTLAND - Revival at bought a car, So did she, same Thursday, May 4 make and 'model. RACINE ·- Special meet- the Freedom Gospel Mission, T 'no longer speak with ing . of Pomeroy-Racine County Rd. 31 . Friday · Summer as often as I used to, Lodge 164, F&AM . .Wdrk in through Sunday, .7 p.m. and I think she's sensing · the entered apprentice degree. Special singing. something is wrong. My husSaturday, May 6 TUPPERS PLAINS band says it's hilarious, but my PORTER- Rev. Bill Zinri, VFW Post 9053 Ladies kids and I don't. If I mention Auxiliary, 7 p.m. at the hall. preachiog at 6 p.m. at the that I want something in casuClark Chapel FWB Church. Friday, May 5 . al conversation, before you Sunday, May 7 RACINE -' Meigs County BIDWELL- Gospel con- know it, she's breaking her Pomona Grange regular neck to get it. My kids say I meeting, 7:30 p.m. at Racine . ~ert, Poplar Ridge Freewill should mention something bill Grange. Baking Contest will Baptist Church,, State Route and expensive that I "want' be judged. ·Members are 554, 2 p.m., the Whtte Oak and let her run out and get it. reminded to bring pop tabs, Quartet and Forgiven 4. My co-workers tell me I BIDWELL - Rev. Bill Campbells soup labels and Zinn preaching at 7 p.m. at should take it as a · compli· eye glasses for donation. ment, but I can't. When you Springfield Baptist Church. Saturday, May 6 buy a home, you .add your SALEM CENTER -Star own special touches, and it Grange #778. regular session, shouldreflect who you are 6:30 p.m .. potluck, 7:30 p.m. not your neighbor. Plea~e meeting. Wednes~ay, May 3 help me. I enjoyed Summer's HARRISONVILLE RACINE- American Red company at one point, and Harrisonville Lodge 411, Cross blood drive, I0 a.m .. 2 now I no longer want' her in F&AM., 7:30p.m. at the hall . · p.m., Southern High School. my home. I haven't spoken to Members and visitors to take her about this, but how can I ' nonperishable food for Grand without blowing my top? food drive. Lodge FUMING IN NEW JERSEY Refreshments. DEAR FUMING: You Thursday, May 11 POMEROY - Virginia have described a person who Hoyt wi I observe her 90th is unimaginative and insecure birthday on May II. Cards about making her own choicThursday, May 4 may be sent to her at I02 es. The poor · woman needs TUPPERS PLAINS Umon Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio, help, not b;mishment. By .all means talk to her - but Eastern High School concert 45769. when . you do, offer to help her to make some design and fashion statements that are her own. That way,, you cou ld CHESTER - Penny Elam officers. The club as three enjoy each other's company is. advisor and Paula Morris, Oover Buds this year. They and you will not be ' leader of the Shining Stars 4- are Haley Hill. Hannah Hill, encroached upon. Before H Club which meets. at the and Eric Klein. blasting her, please give it a Chester Fire Department. Next meeting will be on try. It would be a kindness to Officers are Eric Pierce, May 21. A bake sale · as · a someone who is obviously president; Pau l Morrison, fundraise~ and club t-shirts less creative than you. DEAR ABBY: I have been vice president; Timothy were discussed at the last Elam, treasurer; Marcus Hill, meeting. Audrionna Pullins dating a man who has secretary, and Kelsey Myers talked to the group abo ut 4-H demonstrated a severe anger problem in recent months. and Britany Morrison, health summer camp. Church events Clubs and organizations " Wednesday, May 3, 2006: .' Neighbor is notflattered by copycat's imitations= Public meetings was provided by Renata during the past 25 years; the Geyer and Erin Spring, who Guild of 0' Bleness demonstrated music therapy Memorial Hospital, ·which and invited guests to sing and has raised over $400,000 for play along with them. the hospital during the past At O' Bieness volunteers 45 years; the Sew 'N' S.ews devote their time and talent to Quilt Guil", which has .craft· help patients, visitors and ed 4{)3 blankets and hats fpr staff in many capacities babies born in O'Bieness' throughout the hospttal and Birth Center; the United the Castrop Center. Methodist Women of the Expanding on .the theme of First United Methodist the luncheon, "0' Bleness . Church of Athens', which for Volunteers are Gems," Wanda many years has crafted and Llewellyn, director of volun- .donated layettes for needy teer services at O'Bleness, . newborns at O'Bieness. said, "Volunteers at The 0' Bleness · Memorial O'Bieness are the gems of our Hospi~al Annual Giving oq;anization. They sparkle, Campaign, which raised more shme and bring joy to not than $158,000 for the hospital only our patients, but also our last year; and the Intermediate visitors 3J)d staff. Their ·value · Circle P of the Child increases with time and the Conservation League, which time they give is priceless." has donated more than The following organiza- $100,000 in proceeds from its tions support the hospital annual Starlight Ball and holithrough volunteer programs: day poinsettia sale to suppon the Board of Directors of the · pediatric projects at O'Bieness Sheltering Arms Hospital during the past 50 years. . Foundation Inc.; the For more information O'Bleness Hospital Charity abouf becoming a volumeer Golf Tournament Committee, at O'Bleness, call volunteer which has raised more than . resources manager Susan . $475,000 for the hospital Kozak at (740) 592-9270. PageA3 Other.events Dear Abby When "Zack" gets angry, he has thrown objects around in his house, knocked over furniture, and screamed and. yelled thin~s that I have conl)ded to htm for the whole neighborhood . (not to mention his roommate) to hear. When these episodes occur, I pick up my purse and heaq for the door. Then he blocks my way, throws his keys so I can't unlock the door and ~rabs my personal belong~ mgs - especially my cell phone - to prevent my maktng a phone call or leaving. Tellmg him I'm scared of him and that J want to go doesn't seem to get through. He · always steps in front of me. pushes me back and, basically. throws my things around so I have to pick them up and I can' t get out. I have told him before that I can't date someone who won't let me leave if I'm scared or threatened. He says he "understands," but then it happens again! What are the legal ramifications of his preventing me from leaving? Are there certain steps I can take other than breaking a window to get out? ·1 secretly hope 'he .. sees this so he will know I'm se~io'us . . SCARED IN HOUSTON DEAR SCARED: Preventing a person · from leaving in the manner yo~!'• have described is called "false imprisonment," and it is a crime. However, what puzzles : · me is why you would allow · such a thing to happen twice. : Surely you are aware that: Zack is a person who is unable to control his emotions, and ' that the longer you are' . involved with him the more his outbursts will escalate'. ' He's an abuser, and the surest : way to "get out" is to do lt' · NOW by ending the relation-. ship. You can't cure his pro b-.' · . lem. Only .he can do that. My: ' advice to you is to run, before : he gets angry again. · Dear Abby is written b~ ' Abigail Van Buren, also · known as Jeanne Phillips, ana · was founded by her mother,' Pauline Phillips. Write Dear: · Abby aJ www.DearAbby.com . or P. 0. Box 69440, Lo$ : Angeles, CA 90069. ' . Green, D.O. · Breas.t and General Surgeon John C. O'Bleness Memorial Hospital welcomes John C. Green, D.O., to our active medical staff: Dr. Green is certified in general st,ugery: He has training in cancer surgery an'd trauma1, as well as specialized training in minimally inva.•ive surgia~l and advanced hreast · d iagnustic procedures. Dr. Green performs surgical procedures at O'Bleness and the Athens Surgery Center in the Castrop Center. He is accepting new patients at Holzer Clinic in Athens and Pomeroy, (740) 589~.3100. • Birthdays ' Jlaylee Collins ' ' Autumn Trussell :MWSCD announces · essay contest winners : POMEROY "Water mse" was the theme of the r*nt 2005-2006 Meigs Soil and Water Conservation essay 'contest directed by J,enny Ridenour, coordinator. ' Jennifer· Robinson • of ~eigs, Baylee Collins and Autumn Trussell of Eastern were the three overall county. eq-champions in the· essay contest and each received $25. A total of $27.2· was awarded. in the essay contest. First place winners in each class reeeived $10, second place fel:eived $5, and third place ~3. Each student in the class received a "Water .Watchers" booklet and a pencil. Winners in each class along with the nlllne of the teacher, listed (u:st to third places respec· tively, liTe as follows: , Meigs: 1st period - Marlee Hoffman and Cody Hanning; 3rd period - Paige Guser, Chelsey Eads, 'Taylor Jones; 5th period - Evelyre Sindle, Steven Mahr, Tiffany McKinney; 6th period Jennifer Robinson, Zach Sayre, Trafis Tackett; 8th period - Brady Norvill. Olivia Cleek, Jeffrey Kimes; and 9th period- Emalee Glass, Ryan Taylor, Samantha King Eastern: Circle - Autumn Trussell, Katie Durst, Amy Watson; Johnson - Baylee Collins, Shalaina Robinson, Janae Boyles; Houck Marie Powell, Kelsey Myers, Brianna Hensley. . Southern: Neal -· Emily Manuel, Cat Maynard, Natalie Wood; Manuel Blake Crow · and Chase Graham; Drummer - Kelsey Holsinger 2nd place. :Antique & Craft .J1aU Motber's Day Gift Items Come in for our "Daily Lunch Specialsw · 10:30 am-2:00pm 5 great sandwiches to choo.se from ... 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' ·Youth events Powell~s : .OU Marching 110 director t9 speak at Southern banquet RACINE - Dr. ' Richard Varsity Band, University Suk,. director of the Ohio Band, and teaching music University M.arching Ito .. education courses . . will be guest speaker at the Suk is a member of various foUrth annual Southern Band professional and honorary t>anquet at6 p.m., May 16, at societies including Kappa Southern High School. Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha · jhe band banquet is being Sinfonia, Music Educators held to honor students grades National Conference, and Pi five throu~h to who have par- Kappa Lambda. He serves as fi~;ipated m band during the the North Central Division school year. . · Chair for the National Band ., ~staple at Ohio University Association, and is a recipient football games and other of the National Band e1lents, the Marching II 0, Association's Citation of kqown as "the most exciting Excellence and is active as an band in the land," performed adjudicator, clinician, and in the Macy's Thanksgiving drill writer. Djly .Parade in New York' City "It is a rare privilege to have in-2000 and 'in 2005. . a $Uest such as Dr. Suk in our br. Suk is in his ninth year mtdst," said Southern Band aS: the director of the Director Chad Dodson. "Not Marching 110. A 1979 gradu- only has he had an illustrious ate of McGill· Tool en High career in public education, but School · in Mobile, Ala., He his accomplishments with the received his Bachelor of OU Marching 110 are widely Music ' Education and Master recognized by students and o~ Education degrees from the ~rs of his generation." p..e University of Southern Ttckets to the banquet, .a j'dis~issippL For 10 years he turkey and dressing dinner, .taught in .the public schools of are $6,. and. are available at .. Mississippi and Alabama the high school or by calling where his ensembles received 949-2611 extension 2115. i:Qnsistent superior ratin~s at _ _,__ _llll!lllllll_lllllll..., state, regional, and nauonal events. Suk received his DOctorate in Music Education ftnm University of lllinois. ; 'In 1996, Suk became f\ssoc_iate J?irec~r of Ban~s fhe Daily Sentmei a.t. Ohto _Um~erstty. In a~dt- Sub 'be toda • 992 _1155 uon to dJreCtmg the Marchmg . sen . Y 1 HJ, his duties include conWWI!'.mydailyJentinel.com . ducting the Symphonic Band, ·oHIO VA·L ilEY BANK: [Jrench City Jennifer Robinson ., ... .li1l c.Llll.ltri~ •' •' • ' •' �\ • The Da:ily Sentinel ,.The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • F~X (740) 992-2157 WW'f'l.mydallysentlnel.com • Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Eqitor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press;"or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances: ' -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TQ. DAY IN HISTORY Today is Wednesday, May 3, the 123rd day of 2006. There are 242 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On May 3, 1945, during World War II, Japanese forces on Okinawa launched their only major counteroffensive, but· failed to break the American lines. On this date: . In, 1802, Washington, D.C .. was incorpor,ued as· a city. In 1916, Irish nationalist Padraic Pearse and two others were executed by the Briti sh for their roles in the Easter Rising. In 1921 , West Virginia imposed the first state sales tax. In 1933, NelLie T. Ross becanie the first female director of the U.S . MinL . . . In 1944, U.S. wartime, rationing of most grades ofmeats ended. In 1945, Indian forces captured Rangoon, Burma, from the Japanese. In 1948, the Supreme Court ruled that covenants prohibiting the sale of real estate to blacks or members of other racial groups were legally unenforceaWe. · In 1971, anti-war protesters began four days of demonstrations in Washington aimed at shutting down the nation's capital. In 1979, Conservative Party leader Margaret Thatcher was chosen to become Britain's ftrst female prime minister as the Tories ousted the incumbent Labor government in parliamentary elections. · In 1986, in NASA's first post-Cha!.lenger · launch, an unmanned Delta rocket lost power in its main engine shortly after liftoff, forcing safety officers to destroy it by remote control. Ten ·years ago: An international conference in Geneva ended 30 months ·of arduous negotiations over whether to ban land mines with a weak compromise treaty giving countries nine , years to switch to detectable. sc;lf-destructive devices. Five years ago: The United States lost its seat on the U.N. Human Rights Commi ssion for the first time since the commission was formed in 19.47. An estimated 36.4 million people 'tuned in to watch Tennessee nurse Tina Wesson win "Survivor: The Australian Outback" on CBS. · One year ago: The first democratically elected government in the history of Iraq was sworn in. Iran told a UJJited Nations nonproliferation cohference it. would press on with its uranium-enrichment technology. . Today's Birthdays: Broadway librettist Betty Comden is 87. Folk singer. Pete Seeger is 87. Singer James Brown is 73. Singer Frankie Valli is 72. Singer Engelben Humperdinck is 70. Sports announcer Greg Gumbel is 60. Pop smger Mary Hopkin is 56. Singer Christopher Cross is 55. Country musi. cian Cactus Moser (Highway 101) is 49. Rock musician David Ball (Soft Cell) is 47. c:'ountry singer Shane Minor is 38. Actor Bobby Caimavale is 36. Music and film producer·actor Damon Dash is 35. Country singer Ilrad Martin is 33. Actor Dule Hill is 31. Actress Jill Berard is 16. Thought for Today: "A man can become so accustomed to the thought of his own faults that he will begin to cherish them as charming little ' personal characteristics."' - Helen Rowland , American writer, journalist and humorist (187(\1950) • P~geA4 OPINION Wednesday, May 3, 2006 .. Obituaries Wednesday, May 3, ·2 006 • • flil sweet-talking ·her way to the White House Hillary Clinton is brilliant. eration. And I'm willing to She's politically savvy is work with anyone, in either what it is. Which is why she party, who wants to move could seriously be president past this fight." of the United States. Someone in the age of Sorry. I had to stop for a Kathryn vivid 4D-ultrasound techminute to sit down, take a L nology has to make· that quick swig. Wl)y not Hillary? ••o•pe-z-• , speech. . Most recently, even after As Ponnuru announces, "if the initial nonsense accusing Hillary Clinton ever made some conservatives of wantthat speech, she would be ing to criminalize Jesus, my mental) new book, "The elected president .. of the junior senator has gone to Pariy of Death" (Regnery, United States." the right of a Republican 2006). Ponnuru, my friend Don't· hold your breath, U.S. president by talking and ·colleague, writes up an though . Clinton . supposed enforcement of immigration · imaginary Hillary speech- " respect" for pro-lifers laws and efJdorsing a fenc~ pne he actually . dreamt leaves something to be along our >vuthem borders. about, in which, she says, in desired .. While giving her In truth, her rh'etoric is · part: "I think maybe we've now-famous speech early common-sense law-and- gotten so busy fighting the · last year, she began by' comorder, ofthe type that's the people who want to throw paring them to brutal tyrants least we should be doing women in jail that we've - remindipg listeners of practices in almost five years now after somehow lost sight of the inhuman the Sept. II attacks. Sen. fact that abonion is a terri.- . Communist Romania and Clinton saw a leadership ble act of violence against population control' in China. gap left by Republicans who the young. If the law can As Ponnuru puts it, "The were arguing over fake discourage it - without, . ! idea . that the alternative to compromises and calling want to repeat, making abortion-on-demand is each other names _ , so she criminals out of women Ceausecu's Romania is the positioned herself to fill it. then we ought to consider it. kind of thing that one would As Republicans in the We ought to have laws that expect in a paranoid femiSenate were making a mess invo~ve parents in their chile nist novel." But the media of immigration reform, dren's decisions, for exam- gets nuance and compro· mise out of it and don't there she was, looking like a ple." her record She talks about letting question leader. The woman knows an opportunity when she states determine their laws opposing prohibitions oil and continues in this hypo- partial -birth abortion and sees one. The possibilities tor lier thetical speech: "America federal funding of abortion, political potential hit you deserves better than abor- opposing parental-notificalike a ton of bricks as soon tion, and America deserves tion, voting against pro-life as you sit down with better than a fight we've judges. Ramesh Ponnuru's (monu- be~n having for over a gen- · Hillary probably .won't (Kathryn Lopez is the edi- ; ·. tor of National Review . Online (www.nationalre- · view.com). She can be contac(ed at klopez@ natilmal- · review. com.) .. 5CHOOL YEAR ... DOES LIFE GET MORE ' ,, ... . ' ' COMPUCATED? .- The Daily Sentinel Correction Policy (USPs 213-s&o) • Ohio Valley Publishing' Co. Out main concern in all st.ories is to be Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, accurate. If yo(4 Know ol an error in a Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class postage story, call the newsroom at (740) 992· paid at Pomeroy. 2156. Member: The ·Associa ted Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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"Sis" Beaver, 84,. of Pomeroy, died Tuesday, May 2, 2006, at lier residence, following a brief illness. . She was born May 25, 1921. in Middlepon, daughter of the late Pearl Stuckey and Blanche Stuckey Eden. Surviving are her husband, John I. Beaver of Pomeroy; two · daughters, Coty Cunis of Gallipolis and Beverly (Dennis) Smith of Marcellus, Mich.; a son, John C. (Carolyn) Beaver of Pomeroy; five grandchidren and nine grea~grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Thomas and Marvin, and a great grandson, Trenton Owens. Graveside service will be at I p.m. on Thursday, .May 4, 2006, at Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call from 9 a.m. to noon on Th.ursday at Ewing Fut~eral Home in · Pomeroy. ·Alma Jean Johnson RACINE-· Alma Jean Johnson, 81, of Racine, Ohio, went to be with the Lord Monday, May 1, 2006 at St. Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va .. She was born on May 25, 1924 in Wellston, Ohio to the late James F. and Audrey G. Cohan Payne. Alma was a retired cook for the Southern Local School District. She once owned the Clubs RestaurUllt in Racine. · She is survived by her husband, Douglas "Two Speed" Johnson Jr. of Racine; sons Jerry (Charlene) Weaver, Clay City, KY. Larry (Judy) Weaver, Miamisburg, Ohio, Ronnie Johnson, Racine, Bob (Lisa) Johnson, Middleport, Ohio, and a daughter, Brenda (Jeff) Heeter, Circleville, Ohio, grandchildren Nathan and Randall Weaver, Katie and Nick Weaver, Ronnie Johnson, Shelby Johnson, Michelle Folmer, Amy Allman, Heidi Heeter, and several grea~ grandchildren. She is also survived by brothers James (Lois) Payne, Fort Myers, Fla., Kenny Payne, Marion, Ohio, Jack (Margaret) Payne, Gladys, Va., and sister Mae Ring, Wellston. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Ray Payne, and a sister; Edith Rose. · · . Services will be held at the Cremeens Funeral Home m Racine o·n 'Friday, May 5, 2006 at 1 p.m. with Pastor Jeff · . Smith officiating. · Interment will foilow in the Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral h9me from. 6-9 p.m. on Thursday, May 4, 2006. GOP lnoille Melgo County 13 Weeks ... ... . . .... .'32.26 26 Weeks . . ....... . . .'64.20 52 Weeks ............ •127.11 Oulslde Meigs County 13 Weeks .............'53.55 26 .Weeks ............'107.10 52 Weeks . . ......... '214.21 . They say that fear of public speakingis the most com" moo phobia of all. Not the case, If you've ever seen "Dr. Phil" or "Judge Judy," it's obvious that the people who shoulcl fear public . speaking the most, don't. Public speaking is way down on my list of common fears - the fear that a day will go by witho.ut news of Tom, Katie and Suri is near the top; the fear that IllY doctor will prescribe diet .and . exercise for my condition instead , of easy-to-swallow pills and bed rest pops up often; the fear that a lowerpaid immigrant writer will take my job keeps me up al' night. · But the No. 1 fear on my,. list is. having to ~uy wine to take to a dinner party. It makes me crazy. "Is $3 a bottle loo little? Is $6 a bottle too much?" I ask. · Sue consequent! y gives m~; the "I could have married ·someone so much better" look. Here's a look at the wine• to-dinner price-ratio. "How much would it cost · ,, • . Jim Mullen us to eat dinner ·in a restaurant tonight?" "Forty, 50 bucks." "Then that's what you're going to spend on the wine." ''I'll go up to I0 bucks. Tliat's it. It's the Fergusons. They don't know any more about wine than we do." Why me? I never feel comfortable in the liquor store. It's not . that I'm ashamed of my drinking. It's just that you get a discount by the case. · "Gee, Jim, that's a lot of vodka you've got there. Are you sure two cases is enough?" "Ahhhh, I'm gtvmg a party." . "And you didn ' t invite me?' ' "lt's for the children." ".You're serving vodka to main thing people look for in children?" a wine? Comedy? I passed "Oh, no. I meant a on' bottles of ''Creepy Old fllndraiset tor the children." Wino," "Kiss My Cas]\,'' and "For what children. 'The "The Red Stain." Children of Alcoholic There· seems to be another' Parents?' Shouldn't you be whole category of wines that serving club soda?" . ·cost double what the comedy · The thing that always sur- wines cost. They have names. prises me abOut liquor stores . is how much of the stuff is that mean something to the made for "younger owner of the wine company, drinkers." It's the tirst thing but to no one else. "Frog's you · see when you walk in Landing" "Copper Key." the store. To get to the wine "Cloven Hoof" It's like paysection you have to walk ing more for refrigerator . pa!t rows of . "My First poetry. Then tbere is celebrity ·< Schnapps," "Britney Spears' Tween . · Tequila" and wine. Golfer Greg Norman; · : "Whiskey me Elmo." Director Francis Ford . I haven "t got a clue what Coppola and the man who ~ :. kind of wiJie to pick. My · played Davy Crockett, actor · : copy l]f this month 's "Boxed Fess Parker, are ·all said to Varietals Monthly" magazine make fine wines. But do the:, must have gotten lost in the mai I. I' II have judge by the .Fergusons know that? Oc,. labels. Here's on~. It'~ got a will Bob loqk at my bottle of bull on it. What has a bull . Coppola and say, "1 hope it's got to do with wine? Here's better than 'Godfather Ill.'" one with a woodchuck. (Jim Mullen is the author ' Nothing says "quality" vi no of "It Takes a Village Idiot: ' like a woodchuck. Hmmm. Complicating the Simple · : · There's an entire shelf of Life" and "Baby':,- First ': . wine with one name funnier Tattoo. " .You can reach him · · t11an the next. Is that the · at jim_mul/e, @myway.com) maJonty of congressional seats for about a decade. The state returned President Bush to the White House by a razor-thin margin in 2000 and then again in 2004. Meanwhile. a write-in U.S. House candidate won a Democmtic primary Tuesday with unprecedented help from the national Democratic Party - and even a little extra attention from Republic'<l.ns - to set up a highly anticipated showdown with the GOP for a key open seat in Ohio. State Sen. Charlie Wilson received . 64 percent of the votes or 23,186, with 66 per' cent of precincts reporting unofficial results, easily beating. the two unknown, poorly funded Democrats whose names were on the ballot. The national parties spent more than $1 million for and a~ainst Wilson's write-in btd in a district along the Ohio River. He was always considered the party's best hope to hold the seat agaipst state Rep. Charles Blasdel, but failed to make the primary ballot because he didn't collect enough valid petition signatures. Blasdel beat three opponents in the Republican primary. Wils9n's victory means Democrats can still compete to hold onto the seat Ted Strickland has left open to run for governor. That's crucial in a ye<tr when Democrats hoped to seize on GOP ethics scandals in Columbus and Washington to make gains in Ohio and cut into the GOP's 30-seat advantage tn the U.S. House. · Embattled U.S. Rep. Bob Ney won his first opposed Republican primary this decade against an unfunded, inexperienced opponent Tuesday. With 61 percent of precincts reporting unofficial results, Ney had 67 percent of the vole, 1,9379.votes, to 33 percent, or 9,336 votes, _for financial analyst James Brodbell Harris' of Zanesville. Zack Space, a Dover law director, won a four-candidate Democratic primary for the right to face Ney in November. Ney said Space and Chillicothe Mayor Joe Sulzer only helped him by wasting their resources and dividing Democrats. "I was trashed and re- · trashed · 6y · Sulzer and Space. In their ads,· everything was me, and obviously the Democrat constituents didn't buy it," Ne_y said. "I've always appreciated the Democrat and independent support. I'm taking nothing for granted, but we're looking pretty good right now." · Racine, Grover Salser, Jr., 128; Racine Village, Robert E. Beegle, 130; Rocksprings, no candidate; Rutland Village, Robert F. Snowden, 51; South Olive, no candidate; Syracuse Village, Kay Hill, 126; West Chester, Blair Windon, 150; West Rutland, Steven D. Morris, 57, . may not need 'the $770,000. water and sewer fees may be make a recommendation . The figure is purposely necessary to secure repayCouncil decided to join a inflated to cover any unex- ment for .the OWDA · loan group rated workers compe·cted costs the project may and future maintenance. pensation program that will from PageA1 have, keeping · the village However, Hill said a public save the village 45 percent from taking out a second . meeting would more than on its workers compensation administered by the Ohio . loan for the same project. · likely be held to discuss this premium. The enrollment Department of Development's The figure was also agreed prospect and the reasons for fee is $2S3 annually. Office of Housing and · upon before the village knew tt. Hi.ll added that a pro- However, by joining the pro- ' Community Partnerships, a the $500,000 in STAG ·posed raise 'will g9 to the gram this will cause the vil$375,000. Issue 2 .grant from money was secure. local board of public affairs !age's premium to go from the <?~o Pubhc Works · "Hopefully we won't be . first who would then return $8,000 to roughly $4,000 Comrrusston and two ~ts using that full amount," · with a proposal. annually. fro11_1 the ,Appalacht~n Spencer said, explaining that Another component of the Council agreed to pay Regtonal Comrruss10n, one m · the STAG money may water improvement project Roses Excavating $450 to the amount of $157,000 for reduce the need for the full was discussed at this week's remove the old sidewalk on, the water wells. and one_ for loan amount. meeting, more specifically Tyree Boulevard in prepa$300,000 for the water project. , Although Allen praised the installation of two wells. ratio11 for sidewalk replaceAt the. meeung Mayor J. the present that is filled with Bids were 9pened for the ment. Scott Htll, Clerk-Treasurer grant money, he cautioned installation of those two · Council is scheduled for a Davtd Spencer and mem- that in the future there new water wells which the recessed session at 7 p.m. on ber's of council thanked would no !ioubt be less of village hopes to have May 22. · · ~lien for hi~ help in secur- that grant money to draw installed prior to the new All members of council TUPPERS PLAINS -Eastern High School concert band, mg for Racme the htghest upon given the current water treatment plant going were .present for the latest online in November. counctl meetmg. choir and bell choir will perform a spring concert at 7 p.m. on grant percentage of any pro- trends of reduced funding. ject in the state of Ohio for "I recommend you start The village received the Thursday at the high school. An art show by high school stuthe current wate~ improve- looking at a possible rate! following two bids: Roses dents in Josh Fogle's art classes will also be held. ment project. increase," Allen said, refer- Excavating for $244,600 and In addition to these grants ring to water and sewer rates G.M. Baker for $350,000. Racine Village Council for maintenance and loan The engineer's estimate for agreed to take out the repayment. "Nobody likes the project was $261,000. POMEROY- God's NET will be having a chicken barbe- OWDA loan up to $770,000 their rates to go up but essen- The bids received were withcue beginning at 11 a.m. on Sunday, May 7 at the Mulberry at one and one half percent tially your restdents are in 10 percent of the engiCommunity Center. The price is $6 per meal for carry-out or intereSJ for 30 years to going to have a bran~ new neer's estimate allowing the eat-in. Drinks and desserts will also be available. finance the village's ponion water system. Y.ou'v11 got to village to proceed. of the project. cover .your cos~ and prepare Hill asked that the bids be Hill had previously for the future." tabled until the village engi. emphasized that the village Hill agreed that a raise in neer can review .them and ATHENS - The blood pressure, cholesterol and glucO'se screenings scheduled for Wednesday at O'Bleness Memorial engineering and design c;psts loop with the OPSB in June. Hospital in Athens have been canceled. The next scheduled If the application is for the proposed IGCC plant. free health screenings at O'Bieness will be June 7. AEP Ohio will file an approved, construction of the Free colon•rectal cancer home screening kits and informaapplication tO' recover costs transmission loop would from PageA1 tion can be obtained on a daily basis at the information desk to build and operate the plant begin in late 2007 and is near the hospital's visitor entrances. later this year. scheduled for ,completion in · Integrated Gasification · "This public meeting and 2008. Combined Cycle clean-coal subsequent filing of the applitechnology, the first commercial-scale use of the technolo- cation with the Ohio Power PAGEVILLE -The first Scipio Fireh,ouse 5K run/walk Siting Boahl to build the will be held at 9 a.m. m\ June 3, beginning at the firehouse in gy for power generation and transmission loop are part of Karr·Audio Iogis ts Pageville. Race day registration· will be held from 7:30 to 8:30 the largest JGCC plant our efforts to keep the project · along with p.m. The pre-registration fee of $12 includes a T-shirt. Entry announced to date. The pro- on track for completion in . GN ReSound posed 345-kilovolt transmis· • .· . fees must be postmarked by· May 27. 20 10," said Kevin E. Walker, Manufacturt;r Representative All proceeds will benefit the fire department. lnformallon sion loop will connect the president and chief operating to AEP's existing transplant . ' I?resents and pre-registration is available by calltng 742-2819. . mission grid. . . · , officer of AEP Ohio. Informational Meeting on Hearing Loss The OPSB is responsible ' In March, 2005, AEP Ohio Free Continental Breakfast · for reviewing information filed an aP.plication with the Public Utilities Commission related to . the transmission Date: May 12, 2006 of Ohio seeking authority to project - ini:),uding input . Time: 9:00a.m. - 11:00a.m. REEDSVILLE -Park Naturalist Dee Kimes will be lead- recover costs related to build- from the public - and deterLocation: Wild Horse Cafe ing a Wildflower Nature Hike at Forked Run State Park, ing and operating the new mining whether the pruposed 251 West 1\:lain Street, Pomeroy, OH Sat1.1rday, May 13, 10 a.m. Those interested in le~ing about clean-coal technology power · facility meets the suitability RSVP: By M'ay 9, 2006 ihe abundant wildflowers should wear appropnate outdoor plant,. Last month, the PUC:O and necessity requirements of 594-6333 or 1-800-451-9806 clothes and hiking shoes and meet a~ the park of!ice. Forked granted AEP'Ohio the author- the siting process. AEP plans Run js located on State Route 124 JUSt ~ree nules west of · ity to recover $~3 . 7 million, _ to file their formal applicaAfternoon Session which represents front-end tion to build the transmission Reedsville. Call 740-0767-3570 for more mformahon. 1:00-4:00p.m. Try new technology FREE' 499 Richland Ave., Athens, OH fST ANNUAl SCIPIO FIRE HOUSE John N. lhle, 52; North Olive, no candidate; Racine, 5KRUNIWAlK Joyce Quillen, 39; Racine SATURDAY. JUNE 3. 2006 9 ~M Village, Anna Layne, 53; from PageA1 Rocksprings, Carol Ohlinger, Join us for an exciting 38; Rutland Village, Samuel East Rutland, Karen S. fun, fitness & prizes! illiams , 45 ; Lebanon, Bruce May, 31; South Olive, Race day registration 7:30 awrence Hayman, 49; Melody L. Hauber, 49; at the fire house in Pa<Jevilfe' iddleport 2, Kenneth· f:. Syracuse Village, Shannon Proceeds to benefit the Scipio Twp: Volunteer Imboden, 37; Middleport 3, Slavin, 74; West Chester, no To pre-register or for more information call 740-742no candidate; Middleport 4, candidate; West Rutland, no candidate. i10 .candidate; Minersville, .Racine · Local Briefs Chicken barbecue set . !f I could. only stop wining But Strickland is expected to capitalize on the scandal that has swe"pt Ohio's GOPled state government in his bid to take the state's helm from Republicans for the first time in 16 years. · In his acceptance speech Tuesday night, he hinted at the unpopularity of scandalscarred Gov. Bob Taft when he said, "I believe that all . that's standing between OhiQ and its return to greatness i~ leadership." Democrats have been energized by the woes of Taft and his party. They united quickly and aggressively behind Strickland and his running mate, former Attorney General Lee Fisher, in order to maximize his . chances in November. · Republicans, br contrast, were bitterly dtvided by fallout fro~ the scandal over a state rare-coin investment and Taft's ethics misstep. Blackwell and Petro spent millions of dollars in an increasingly nasty battle to: win the party nomination, in the final week trading a pair of ads that labeled the other a hypocrite. Ohio Republican Party, Chairman Bob Bennett interceded at times to try to tone down their attacks but .with little success. Republicat~s have controlled Ohio's Legislature, statewide offices and a Joyce White, 90; Orange, no 65; East' Cllester, no candicandidate; Pomeroy 2, Judith date; East Rutland, Wilma J. R. Sisson, 41; Pomeroy 3, E. Davidson, 44; Lebanon, from Page A1' Jane Walton, 75; Pomeroy 4, Garry Smith, 67; Middleport Powers, 65; Bill Spaun, 27; Scipio, Randy 2, Ruth 74; Bedford, Middleport 3, Faye Manley, Votes cast in the races for Butcher, Marlene Harrison, 95, 64; Middleport 4, no candiCounty Central Commiltee, · date; Minersville, Jason A. by precinct, were: Salem, R. Karen K. York, 28. Keith Oiler, 67; Laurel Cliff, · Bradbury, Roger D. Coates, Baer, 84; Nonh Olive, Janice ' Marjorie Fetty, 58; ·Letart, 41; Columbia, Marco Jeffers, - Young, 67. Screenings canceled . Letrers to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All lerters are subject to editing, must be signed, and (11clude address and telephone number. No' unsigned letters will . be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressi11g issue.\. not personalities. Letters of thanks to organizations and individ1wls will not be a,·cepted for publication. Reader ServiCes LANGSVILLE- Herbert W. Bare,Jr., 56, Langsville, died on Monday, May l, 2006, at his residence. He was born on May 19, 1949, in Columbus, son of the late Herbert W. Bare, Sr. and Ruth Curnutte Bare. He was an Army veteran and was employed as a vinyl installer. · Besides his parents, he was preceded by a brother, Hobart Bare. · ~e is.survived by his wife, Mary Kaye Bare, Langsville; his children: Shannon (Tammy Jew~)) Bare, Langsville, Shawn (Ann Johnson) Bare, Langsville, Tiffany (Mark) Johnson, Johnstown, Her,bert "Boomer". (Stacy Johnson) Bare, Langsville, Eric Adam Bare, Lan~svillle, Amber Marie (Larry Jacks) Bare; Langsville; grandchtldren: Terry Jewel, Sh~on Bare, Shawn Michael Bare, Shawna Bare, Shane Bare, Ashley Walker, Braxton Bare; sister and brother, Lyna Penwell, Portsmouth, Ted Allen (Vicky) Bare, Johnstown; ·and several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. Service will be held at 3 p.m. on Thursday, May 4, 2006, at Fisher Funeral Home, Pomeroy Chapel. The American Legion will conduct military services. Friends may call from 1 p.m. to the time of service at the funeral home. COLUMBUS (AP) Republican · gubernatorial candidate Kenneth Blackwell, who gained fame in 2004 as the Bush- · backing chiefelections official in bellwether Ohio, won the GOP nomination for governor after campai~ning as the best man to dehver his rarty from political scanda . With more than half of precincts reporting Tuesday, Blackwell led Attorney General Jim Petro 237,672 votes to 193.736, or 55 percent to 45 percent. • Blackwell will face U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, who had 318,499, or 78 percent, of votes to challenger Bryan Flannery's 88,957, or 22 percent. Blackwell and Strickland's general election fight will pit a darling of the reli~ious right again~t a former mmister and prison psychologist, an oppo" nent of big government a~ainst a favorite of orgamzed labor. As the first black nominal-. ed as Ohio · governor, Blackwell is expected to have some cross-over appeal with black voters often counted on to help · elect Democrats. Another black Republican, former NFL football star Lynn Swann, was headed toward the same distinction in neighboring Pennsylvania. Concert planned· LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel• Page As .Blackwell, Strickland to face off for governor . He: bert Bare give that fictional abortion speech anytime, too soon because o of her record, and how wedded her party is to . abortion and e111anations • and penumbras from its · legality. But she's smart and · the media has shown a will-. ingness to work with her - . so it"s not completely ·. implausible. ·· In short, whatever her - • contradictions and other : probl. em~ the election. could · .~ be hers if Republicans don't _ get it together. With every legitimate criticism from the · right of , Republicans in . Washington - on spending, .' . on iml'(ligration - Hillary :. should be writing thank-you notes. My friends on Capitol Hill and in the White House will argue many l,egitimate ' "buts," though when even . Republicans are souring on .. ~· the White Ho.use - and not .· only presidential, but con- ·. gressional poll ratings are .. the pits (50 percent of • Republicans disapprove of .• the job Congress is doing, .. according to the latest Fox News poll), then Grand Old .. : Party - you've got a prob- .. · !em. -. . SATs, PRoM, COllEGE DECISIONS, END OF THE www.mydailysentinel.com AEP Sk run/walk slated Wildflower nature hike at Forked Run 0 Strickland ~ ' ! �• • PageA6 ' COMMUNITY Meigs County gets out the vote! . Eagles to award.scholarships The Daily Sentinel Wedriesday,, May 3, 2o"o6 Election days are both about civic duty and a little socializing. Yesterday voters from Syracuse and Sutton Township gathered at the Syracuse Community Center to cast their votes and partake in an election day dinner. Here, pictured at left, busy cook Gordon Fisher (left) passes an order to customer Eleanor McKelvey. Fisher and other volunteers . .·hope the center's election day dinners become a new tradition. Of c'ourse the old tradition of voting was the main event as demonstrated here, pictured below, by Syracuse Community Center Board Member Bill Winebrenner casting ballot number 190 into the new voting machine. Winebrenner, Fisher and McKelvey are all alumni of the former Syracuse Grade School which is now the community center. POMEROY -Two $1,000 Scholarship applications scholarships will be awarded can be obtained from Meigs by the Pomeroy Eagles Club High School, Eastern High #2171, it was announced today. School, Southern High The scholarships will be School and Wahama High given to one female an,d one School. Applications can also male. To qualify, the mother, be picked up at the Eagles father, or biological\lrandpar- Club in Pomeroy. · ent(s) must be an achye memA current photograph is to ber of Pomeroy Eagles #2171 . . be enclosed ,with the applicaThe applicant must be enter- tion, which must include the ing hislh,er first year of ,sec- name, address, and telephone ondary education or currently number. · .enrolled in secondary educa,- . Applications can be sent to tion but not a past recipient of the Scholarship Committee, the Eagles Scholarship. Pomeroy Eagles Aerie #2171, ' Ironton fights past Devils, B6 P. O.Box 427, 224 East Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or retl!med personally to the Aerie. Scholarship applications must be postmarked no later than Aug. I to be consid- , ered eligible. Winners will be . decided by a lottery drawing. · The scholarships will be aw.arded upon evidence of aoceptance and admittance to· an mstitution of post-secondary education. ' Alf criteria in the applica: lion must be met to be consid-. ered eligible Local Weather Local Stocks \fllwlla U~·AP Wednesday•••Partly cloudy in the morning .. .Then clearing. Highs in the mid 70s. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday night••• Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms after midnight. Lows 'in the lower 50s.' West winds 5 to I 0 Point's Shobe signs with Glenville State, B6 ' Beth Sargent/photos mph ... Becoming south after m1dnight Chance· of rain 20 percent. Thursday...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the lower 70s. Southwest w~ds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. ACI-102.16 AEP --33.45 Akzo-58.25 Aahland Inc. - 65.67 BLI-14.23 Bob Evans - 29.24 Bo~liml!r - 62.30 CENX-50.77 Champion - 6.08 Charming Shops - 14.31 City Holding - 31.12 Coi-S7.91 . 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Wadnttday•• o•ma• Ba..-,all Fairland at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Sissonville at Poln.t Pleasant, 5:30p.m. Alvor Valley at Meigs, 5 p.m. South Gallla at Point Pleasant. 7 p.m. Softball • Cabell Midland-at Point Pleasant Fairlarld at Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. River Valley at Meigs. 5 p.m. Wahema at Wlrt County, 5 p.m. Vinton bounty at South Gallia, 5 p.m. · Thyrtdoy'• qam11 College Bueball AMC Toumament QuaiHier Urbana at Rio Grande {DH) , noon College SOftball AMC Tournament QuaiHier Walsh at Rio Grande (OH), TBA Tournament SOftball St. Joe 'vs. Hannan (at Buftalo), 5 p.m. Wahama vs. Buffalo (at Buffl;llo), 5 p.m. ~ ' Baseball River Valley at Southern, 5 p.m. Fairland at Point Pleasant, 5:30p.m. South Ga111a at Nelsonville-York, 5 p.m. Soltboll River Valley at Southern, 5 p.m. SOuth Gallia at Nelsonville-York, 5 p.m. Track end Reid Point Pleasant at Winfield, 4 p.m. South Gallla at Nelsonville-York, 5 p.m. Tennis Wahama at Raven$Wood, 4 p.m. .I The Miqdieport ClifiC ' 788 North .Second StreJ!t Middleport;· OH 4Si60 ., lltJee;ti9 l(t41 la.tietd.s-, Oa.llft7~ alt a,o;~r~tll(etrt.· ·, Ul" 1 I I· ' I Your Name (s): Your Address I I I I I City, State, Zip I I I Phone# ~ I I , . 8 P I I L--------------~2!!;1,~t-~!!f2!i~------...:.-------.J to: The on the catcher. Wellston came back to tie the score. Southern regained the lead l!l 3-1 in the second. Chelsea Pape walked, Amber Hill walked, Rashell Boso walked and Linda Eddy had an RBI sin~le. then Sarah Eddy knocked m a run with a fielder's choice. Wellston once again came back to tie the score, 3-3 . · Southern went up 4-3 in the SOUTHERN 8, WELLSTON 7 Southern 121 301 o - 8 6 1 Wellston 123 001 0 - 7 10 2 Sarah EDdy and Wolfe -Riffle. Amber ~lng and Trainor. W- Eddy. L- King . Eastern bl~sts winless River ~ Valley, 9~1 BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN®MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern's offense struck quickly, didn't last long, but did a lot of damage. In factr it was a lot like the thunderstorm that swept the Tennis area. W.Va. Regionals Mother Nature unleashed a brief heavy storm, and even threw in some _ ....... small-sized COLUMBUS (AP) .hail to bring Ohio State, featuring one of an early end its best recruiting class~s, to the will travel to North Carolma Eagles' 9-1 early next season in one of high school the tof games of the eighth baseball vicannua ACC/Big Ten tory over · Thrulenge. ·w 1 n I e s s ·· Th!l Buckeyes; including River ·Valley incoming 7-foot freshman ·on Tuesday. G~g Oden, lose four starters The game and · their top two scorers was stopped from last year's team that· in the bottom Durst went 26-6 and won the Big of the sixth Ten regular-season title. The teams tirst tried North Carolina, led · by inning. to wait out the rain, but the freshman Tyler 1-lansbrough, cloudburst the 'diareturns most of its best play- mond until itsoaked was unplayable. ers from a squad that went Eastern, which jumped out 23-8. an 8-0 lead after two Ohio State was No. 6 and to innings, cruised the rest of the Tar Heels No. I 0 in the the way and got back over the final As.sociated Press po11 . .500 mark on the season at The teams will meet Nov. 12-11. River Valley, on the 29 in Chapel Hill. other hand, fell to 0-19 on the Ot):!er games in the series season. that night include Michigan Eastern 's Joel Lynch had a State at Boston College, big day at the plate, going 3Virginia at .Purdue, Iowa at Virginia Tech and Clems<!n at for-3 with a pair of doubles and four runs batted in. Cody Minneso1a. Gerlach doubled and hn Michigan plays at ]\loi-th an RBI also single, Terry Durst Carolina State on Nov. 27, doubled in a run and with Maryland at Illinois, Bishop also loggedThomas a run Florida State at Wisconsin, scorin~ single. Marcus Guess Penn State at Georgia Tech, also smgled .as Eastern outIndiana at Duke and Miami at . hit its guests 8-3. Brad Sherman/photo Northwestern on Nov. 28, Eastern third b<;~seman Mark Guess comes· up with a ground ball during Tuesday's non-league Plene see Blasts, 86 contest with River Valley in Tuppers Plains. The Eagles won the gamfl by a 9-1_ score. Buckeyes meet Tar Heels in ACCBig Ten Challenge 1-740-446·2342 ext. 33 or 992-5287 (Meigs Co.) . r~~------~~--~~-----~~---1 Circle One: 1X3 Greeting $10.00 1X5' Greeting- $13.00 . I 1 Mother's Name SEddy . eventual game-winning run, the score now 8-6. Well ston rebounded with one run in the bottom of the sixth when Sturgill singled and ·scored on a Becky Perkins. single . The Rockets threatened by loading the bases· but two straight fielder's choices by the Tornado defen se helped uphold the victory. Sarah Eddy was the winning pitcher. She struck out two, walked five, gave up 10 hits and seven runs.· Both teams went scoreless in· the seventh with SHS bringing home the 8-7 win. Southern hosts River Valley Thursday. · B111b1ll . OVP Scorellne (5 p.m.-1 o.m.) ,,.,.t. Cundiff top of the third inning when Brickles roped a lead~off triple and score<:! on a bunt single by Chelsea Pape. Wellston came back to lead 64 in the bottom half the inning. Erin Sturgill walked, Peggy Flemming singled, Becky Perkins had an RBI single, Mikyla Perkins had a sacrifice fly, and Oliver had a ground out RBI. A three-run Southern blitz grounded the Rockets in the fourth inning. Lindsey Buzzard and Whitney WolfeRiffle walked, setting up an RBI single by l3rickles and a. two-run single by Cundiff. Southern led 7-6. Cundiff ended the night with three RBJ's and was a key factor in Tuesday' s win. . In the sixth inning, Cundiff knocked in Brickles for the Herbert Hoover at Pt·. Pleasant, 5:30p.m. Softball RiVer Valley at Gllllia Academy, 5 p.m. ' Coal Grove at South Gallla, 5 p.m: Track and Field Gallla Academy at Circleville, 4:30p.m. Rio Grande Quad, 5 p.m. CoNfACfUS . SPORTS CORRESP.ONOENT WELLSTON - Scoring their biggest win of the year, the young Southern Lady Tornadoes. defeated the Wellston Golden Rockets 8-7 Tuesday night ·at Wellston d~ring a girls interdivisional Tri-Valley Conference soft· ball match. The 'Does of coach Alan Crisp advanced to 7-12 on the season with the win. Virginia Brickles scored what proved to be the winning run after walking and stealing second and third . Brickles then came home · on a 4-3 RBI ground out by sophomore Stephanie Cundiff. . Southern took a 1-0 lead in the first on a Sarah Eddy single, a wild pitch and an error . . BY ScoTT WoLFE Frlday'a gamea ROCK SPRINGS - The Mei.gs Junior Varsity Softball team beat Wellston 7-6 on Monday. · Winning pitcher was Hailey Ebersbach. Scoring runs were Alex Cullums with three; Josi VanMeter, Talisha Beha, Nikki Guinthe-r. and Hannah Williams with one each. &.. Pratt . Southern upsets Lady Rockets, 8-7 Fo• - t-740446·3008 E-mail- sportsCrnydallysentinel.com Soorta SlaU Brad Sherman, Sports Editor ••t (74V) 446-2342 , 33 bsherman 0 mydailytribune.com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342, ext 23 bwalters 0 mydailylribuno.oom Larry Crum, Sport• Writer (740) 446·2342 , ext 33 ' lcrumOmydallyreglster.com Rockets .rally past Southern BYSconWoU:. SPORTS CORRESPONDENT WELLSTON - Scoring four runs in the sixth inning, the Wellston Golden Rockets broke a 3-3 tie and ro)led on to a 7-5. Tri-Valley Conference interdivisional victory over the•Southern Tornadoes (14-8) Tuesday night. · Southern took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on · a Wes Riffle single, a fielder's choice, a· walk and 6-3 ' ground out by Brad Crouch -. R y a n Chapman t h e n knocked home the second run Johnson with an RBI single . Southern t?<Jk a ~-0 lead in the fourth when With one out Patrick Johnson singled and scored on an RBI single by Jake Hunter. .. Meanwhile, Ryan Chapman was on top of his pitching game. Chapman had good location on his pitches and had good defensive backing, but began to tire in the fifth. Two crucial errors didn't help the young hurler's cause as back-to-back errors set up a two-run blast by J.R. Johnson. The first run carne home on Southern's second error as Wellston tied the score at 3-3. · Southern broke the 3-3 tie in the seventh irming when Wes Riffle led the charge with a single. Riffle advanced to second on a 5-3 ground out by Pape a:nd Marnhout knocked home the go-ahead run 4-3 . Comer came on in relief only to have Brad Crouch triple home Marnhout and give Southern a 5-3 lead. Wellston started out the bottom of the sixth with two legitimate singles, the second of the RBI variety by Casey Please see Southem, I I , Angels knock off Eastern, 7-3 BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSII!>MVOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Comprehensive. Women's .Cetre OB/GYN·Services ' Wednesday, May 3, 2006. Meigs JV softball d~feats Wellston We love you mommy! Love, Gerra,·Skylar ' ' SPORTS BRIEFS . ' J Reds r!IIIY past Cardinals, B6 . ' Bl. The Daily Sentinel ·Inside GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Academy jumped out to a 70 lead through three innings Thesday and held on for a 73 victory over Eastern in non-conference , softball action at Memorial Field. The Blue Angels pounded . out seven hits and five earned 'runs in the triumph, and GAHS starter Kimber Davis made that early run support stick by allowing just three earned runs and siK hits in picking up the .winning deci sion . Davis also walked four and struck out five. . · · Brittany Elliott adped three RBl s and a pair of inside-the-park homers for the hosts, which improved to 7- 11 overall this season. On the other side, the Lady Eagles committed six errors - including four in the third inning - en route Walterslphoto to falling to 6- I 3 overall Eastern right fielder Catherine Bland makes a shoestri~g catch dur- this year. Brittany Bissell went the ing the fourth inning of Tuesday's . non-!eague contest with Gall1a di stance for EHS, surrenAcademy at Memorial Field in Gallipolis. · .. r third, Kayla Siders started things with a leadoff triple. Elliott followed with her second homer, giving the host s a 5-0 lead. One ·batter later, Cur>ten Ramey singled, then ·Niday reached safely on an error to give GAHS runners at .the corners. Davis hi.t a sacrifice fly to Holter Phillips left to at-bats later, allowing Ramey to score for a 6-0 dering two walks and strik- edge. ing out four in the setback. Jessica Dingess followed The Green and White by reaching safely on an stranded eight baserunners error, allowing Niday to in the contest, while the score for a seven-run cushhosts left seven on the bags. ion after three full inni.ng~ Elliott gave GAHS a I -0 of play. _ lead in the first with a two- EHS hnally got on the out homer. The Blue and . board in the fourth_ wh~n 'White increased that lead to .Amber Wh1te was h1t by a · three in the second when pitc,h with two outs m the Lindsay Niday doubled to 1nn.1ng. Cathenne Bland lead off the· inning: det1vered a sm~le two_batDavis reached safely . on ters later, allowmg Whne to an error two batters later, score for a 7 -I deficit. allowil)g Niday to score. for Eastern .tacked_ on two a ·2-0 edge . .Brittany M1ller more runs m the SIXth whell doubled in Davis two at- a 1wo-RBI double fro111 bats later for a 3-0 aqvan- Bland plated Kelsey Holte~ tage. . . PI E ..&.. •• Then in the bottom of the ease see ....m ..... �• • , . 82 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, May 3, 2006 Wednesday, May 3, 2006 MOIIILE HOMES . ~ribune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED AIII'MI ..tlte advlt'tlslng In thl• newspaper 11 aubject to the F~el Fair Houling Act ol1968 which fNik.. 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(740)245 5984 lfj"' f GivFAWA\' 1 1 year old Collie, Needs room to run Good with Kids Evenings 740 742 2607 r NRA YARDSAIE r Due ro bad Health musl Garage Sale 2 1/2 m•les g1veaway 3 outside Tom east ol Porter on 554 May cats all neutered & wormed 41h 51h & 61h (304)675-6605 Garage Sale Mull1ple fa,m1 To good home Brittany has 515106·518/08 9am· Spaniel Call (740)367 5pm 1&31 Cora Mill Ad 7328 Furmture ant1ques apph· = 725 Announ~ment 030 Antiquo,... , • 530 lor Aanl............ ............. •..... 440 and Flea Market... .. ....................080 Auto P - I Acceeeorteo .......................... 760 Auto Repair , Autoelor5ale 7t0 I MO!aro lor 5ale ........,.. ........... • • 750 Building Supplleo .................................... 550 Bu.,._• and Buildings ............................ 340 Buel- Opportunity • 2t0 8uelnHa Training.. • .. • • • .. .. ..... • • t40 I MOtor Homaa. ....... ..... • 760 Cemplng Equipment..... • ....... .. ..... • • 760 C.rdo ol Thanko ................................. 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NO Product Sales I NO Bill Conectlngl available All tnterest'ed applicants should pick. up an appliCant at 333 Page Slreel Middleport OH For additional Information Eveoy Frklly & s.tunlay OFFI olease contact Hollie at •Competitive Wages •Convenient Schedules (740)992 6472 EOE Overbrook Rehabilitation Center Is currently accepting applications for LPN s Available shiNs are 7A 7P and 7 p 7A All Interested applicants should pick up an application at 333 Page Street Middleport OH For further mformatlon please 632 1547 --:---:---:-:--London Pool Manager Needed Send Resume to PO Box 266 Syracuse, Ohio 45779, Attention VIllage Clerk Deadlme May Summer help needed at lOth 0 0 Mclntyro Pari< District MATURE EXPERIENCED For application apply at MAINTENANCE PERSON Raoooon Creek Counly Pari< NEL to work In Pomeroy 518 Dan Jonaa Aoad off of J~rea 3 days per week Duties Include general and The Bob Evanoln Maoon Ia varied malnlenanco cloonnow Hlrlng Allohlfta & pool· lng and on-call coverage tiona currently available Reliable transportation tt 1 Apply wl1hln must Mileage paiCI Drug lest and pollee record check The Clly of Point Plol88nllo required Send rttumt,rel'· aooepllng appllcallono for erencea and former lllaguardl Curronlllfoguord employers lo 4t o T~lrd and CPR ctrllllcatlon Ia Street Mariana 011 457eo required Appltcallono aro EE\l avalllblo 11 cny Hall, 400 VIand Slrtlt Polnl Plaaoant Nursing Asolslanl CIMIM or for otudlnll ol PPHS 11 beginning May 9 2008 H Point Ploaoanl High School you enjoy elderly people and Appllcallono mull bo want to become a member returned to the City no later of our health care team, lhon 4 00 pm Wodneoday ptaue olop by Rocklprlngo May 12 " Rehabilitation Center at 36759 Rockoprlngo Road Equal Opporl,nlly Employer Pomeroy Ohio 45759 and ftll oul an application for lho TrUCk Drtvor NH<Iod allllll EMtendlcare Henderson WV Baaed Haallh Services lri'o Is an COL Ltcon11 & 2 yuro -equal opportunity employtr experience thai onoouragao workplaco MVR roq ulrad dlvorolly MIF ON Call (304)875-7434 n5 ----- ou do business with?.: ... le you know and NOT t4 end money through th ~a•l until you have lnvestl ated the offerlnc. 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No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1-1!88-¢82 3345 1·877-463-6247 I{I \ I I .., I ' II (740)446-7442 ezt. 1901 www lnfocl•lon.com .lt~~--~--iiiiiiiiot.l riO Gllllpollo c - r COllage (Careers ClOse To Home) Call Todayl 740--448-4367 1 8Q0.21Hl452 WWW.OIIIiPOI ac&reercollege com Accredited Member Accrediting Cour!CI fer I Colleges Mower tor Sale Troy Bit 8HP 28"·3 speed high wheals 19~ 3 5 HP Mower Motor Lift 4 5 Cycllnder w/10 f1 reach 12 HP Wheel Horse w/36" Tiller 74().992 2201 Richmond T~els for Sale 2 Busch and 2 cuP Ttckets Face Value-$250 00 Call 74().992 6634 I"' WAN11!D To Do Care for your loved one In my home Opening for 1 lady Experienced Call (740)388.0116 'Bu il1n 1998 'Approx 1800 Sq Ft wl2 1/2 acres ·abrm 2 full baths •LAm FRm Formal DAm Eat In kitchen 'All App1 Stay ·central Alrth eat 'Covered Front Porch Dacic •3 car detach garage wtone stall as a tin· lahed heated room 'Small shed attached 10 garage with a well •Two.Jun dog kennel "Immediate Possesion 'Loan Assumption Avail 5 5% 'Located between Rio Grande and Gallipolis -s99 500 Shown by Appt 740·245-0125 or 740-645 2249 , 12 Pleasant Street Point Pleasant WV (304(675· 4034 or (304)875.()416 3 bedroom 1 112bath family room dining room, new win~ daws new AC new water tank fenced yard 1900 sq ft 3bd 2ba home wllh basement sits on 3 acres just off of Rt 7 Chester Township Eastern School District Also regis tered quarter horses lor Computer Troubleshoot & sale Call (74 0)985·4321 Ropalr Call (740)992·2395 after 6pm Georges Portable Sawmill 20 acre farm with 2500sq ft don't haul vour Logs to the custom 1999 2 story home Mlllluat call304·675·1957 located between Rio Graride and Jackson ~BR den 3 Will do Lawn Mowing Have lull bath with master lacuzzl good References reason huge wrap around porch able prices In Pt large kitchen with Island, 3 PloaoaniiGalllpolls area car garage klundatlon ready (304)875 3787(304)593· to frame private setting wt1h 4120 coli great hunting $234 900 (740)364 5182 2912 Anniston Dr PI Pleaaanl 3BR 2BA LR Gingerbread House Day FR Garage Nice neighbor Care Aooeptlng Children 8 hood (304)875•3837 daya wkl to 1.2 yra Houra of (304)875·2355 8V8fllngo operation 7 00 AM to 5 30 360 2Ba nreplace 40X80 PM Ollkl Slale, WV Stale bern 8 ftat acres Pleasant and Prlvale Pay Accepted Valley f1d Rio Grande Call lor r11et1 and lo see If $120000 (740)70&-t166 you may quality for aealo Ianoe for Doy Care 74(). 3BR 2 Cor anachad Claraga llt2·3t42 on 1 06 acres $80 ooo - , - - - - - - - · (304)875·5331 Peroon11 Coro for elderly couplo All ohlfte tr couplo'a homt Cell 740·992·7t80 Navor lived In now 3BDRM Belwltn 8 OOP-8 OOP w/2 ba111roomo I~ drywall stage altJ on 2 beaulllul Willing lo Babyoil n my acree county water at road, homt nur Mlddlepon about 20 mini aouth ot • Mondoy Friday $2 00 per Athena OH $74 500 Cell hour Coll740·992 2217 (740)489 9148 BANK REPO 22 acres wonderful v1ew ndgetop property close to main highway perfect for 4 wheeler trails (740)707 2109 49 5 acres by Tycoon Lake Call (740)709 1166 mp,;;;;.-::;;.:.____, r REu Esl'AJE ~ANTD> 17, 24, 31 last residence unknown, Ia hereby Public Notice CUlton Lee Adkins , of Common Pleas, Meigs Counly, Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed lrom said Court In the above entitled action, I will expose to sale at pub- lic Auction on the front slaps al the Meigs Counly Court House on I notlllad that he must respond within 28 days Ia a complaint lor divorce 06 DR 032 tiled by Rebecca G Adkins In the Common Pleas Court ol Meigs County, 2nd Slraet, Pomeroy, OH 45759. (5) 3, to, t7, 24, 3t , (6) 7 Friday, June 9, 2006 at t 0 A M , ol said day, the following described Real Estate Situated In the Stale ol Ohio, County ol Meigs and In the VIllage ol Syracuse and baing more particularly bounded and described as follows: Being known as Lot Number Eighteen (181 ol Hlghlawn Sub-dlvl· slon of the said VIllage ol Syracuse, Ohio Parcel Number 20·00t90 Property Address. 1241 Collega Street Syratuae, Oh 45779. Current Owner Floyd A I Shirley D. Reynolds et al Proparty at 1241 Collage Street, Syracuse, Ohio PPII 20·00t90.000 Prior Deed Relerencea Volumro 328, Page 73t Appraiaed at 50,000 00 Terms ol Sale. Cannot be aold lor lett than 2i3rd ol the appralaad value tO% down on day pi sale, cash or certllled check, balance due on conllrn)allon ol ule The appraisal did not Include an Interior examination ol the house Robart E Beegle, Meigs County Sherlll Attorney lor the Plalntlll Frank I Wooldridge, Co LPA, 600 South Pearl St, Columbus, Ohio 43206, 6t4-22t -t662 GraCIOus hVJng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at V11!sge Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middleport From $295-$444 Call 741l992 5064 Equal Housmg Opportunities Block bnck sewer pipes Windows lintels etc Claude Winters Rio Grande OH ,c a;;,ll.:,740~2~4:.;5:.;5;:_t:.::2..:,t;..._ _, 1j 11 FOR ~ALE Oual•ty John Deere Hay Equipment tor less round balers square balers & mower conditioners 04 7% F1xed tor 48 months through Credit John Deere AKC Reg Lab pups shots & carm1chael EqUipment papers Born 2.18106 $200 (740)446 2412 (740)441 0931 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Area Agency on Aging at Buckeye Hills-Hacking Valley Regional Development District 1400 Pika Street, Marlette, Ohio 45750 will be hooting a Bidders Conference lor parties Interested In submitting propos· als to provide aervlc· as to Individuals 60 years of age and older within the Planning and Service Area lor the Area Agency on Aging PSA 8 The ~ountles Include Athens, Hacking, Melge, Monroe , Morgan, Noble, Perry and Washington Funding sourceo are Title Ill B , Tille IIIC· t, Tille Ill C·2 ol the Older Amerl~ans Act and the Community services Block Grant Program services ell· glbla lor lundlng are: • Adult Day Care • Paraonal Care frull blooded lemon & white www slateruntarm com Beagle pups 50 each Call _(7_4-:0::-)2_8_6-:5-:3-95---:--{740)256·6484 Boer Goate torula s Newly renovated 2 bedroom apt Downtown Galhpohs $475fmo no utilities 1ncluded Deposit requ red lnqu re m person at Frenoh City Ch ldcare 300 Third A-ve or call (740) 448 4467 '---'-~-----­ Lab pupp1es AKC papers shots worme d 0 nly 4 Ieft $100 (304)675 7652 ' • Homemaker Services • Chore • Transportation • Medical Escort • Congregate Meals • Homo Delivered Meals The Bidder's Conference will be held an May 23, 2006 at IIJ.e lalayatte Hotel In Marietta, Ohio beginning at 10 00 For Sale or tease Lesage WV next to Lesage F1re Dept 1 77 acres 211120 sq feet new log ofhce whole area 1s stoned 1deal for car truck mob1le hom e lot & oth ers uses Some owner Free est•males Mollohan Carpet Berber $5 95/yaro f1nancmg (3041762 1117 or (740)446 7444 76 Vine Sl I \ In I " ' 1'1'1 II " Refngerator almond large ,\ 11 \l..., l i UI, freezer at top, nice $150 Washer heavy duty $95 FARM $95 Gene Very small 2 bedroom dryer water trash sewage paid Appliances 76 Vme St No pets $335/mo (740)448 7100 am 14 Gooseneck Canle tra•ler (740)441 8258 pm $335/dep (740)388 9325 excellent condition Thompsons Appliance & One International mower APAKIMFNfS condition "-•••m-RilllENTiOiiiiit•_.l Repa 1r-675 7388 For sale excellent reconditioned automatic (740)388 8756 1 and 2 bedroom apart washers & dryers relngera ments furn shed and unlur tors gas and alectnc 1995 Model1110 Ford New n shed secunly depos11 ranges a1r conditiOners and Holland Tractor 4 whee! reqwed no pets 740 992 wnnger washers W1t1 do drive 17 HP Diesel only 995 repa11s on ma1or brands m Hrs Hydrostat transm•s 2218 shop or at your home s•on 3 Pt hitch tur1 tires 1 bedroom apt Stove -~--,;...----., very mce cond $3 950 00 174Q-416-0918 refndg water sewer trash pa1d Por1er OH (740) 387 ___ AN'I1QliEs • 2 Case Tractors 85hp 1 r.gu=w r j 7015 1 bedroom apt Vme St G'alllpolls Oh1o (740)367 7886 r MlscRlANF.oo; I Accepting appllcet•ons for t MF..ROIANI>l.liffi or 2 bedroom apartmenl ~ • am Topics $400 $500 month kitchen addressed during this appliances & W/0 furnished a ... 24 box utility tra•ler conference will water & garbage included enclosed all metal $2000 Include details ol no pets 1st month secunty Call(740)446 0050 services, funding deposit & lease reqUired reporting require· (740)448 9585 JET menta, cost allocallon AERATION MOTORS and unit rate of serv- Attention Construction Repa1red New & Rebuilt In 2 sleepmg Ice In order Ia be ell· Workers Stock Call Ron Evens 1 rooms furn ished w/cable glble to submit a pro800 537 9528 posal attendance at and ul1ht•es weakly and 740 992 the Bidder's monthly rates Loose prec1ous & semi-pre Conference Is manda- 0031 or 304 882 3449 claus stones Ask tor Andy tory. Minority and BEAUTIFUL APART· (740)446 t369 or (740)208 Woman owned busi- MENTS AT BUDGET 0090 nesses are strongly PRICES AT JACKSON encouraged to attend ESTATES, 52 Westwood and oubmll propos· Dnve from $344 to $442 NEW AND USED STEEL ala To raglster lor the Walk to shop & mov1es Call Steel Beams Plpo Robar Concrete Angle conference, conl~ct 740 446 2568 Equal For Channel Flat Bar Steel Jenny McMahon at Housing Opportunity Grating For Ora1ns 740·374·9436 or 1 · CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· Dnveways & Walkw ays L&L 80Q.33t· 2644. ED & AFFORDABLE I Scrap Metals Open Monday (5) 3 TownhOuse apartments Tuesday Wednesday & and/or small houses FOR Fnday Bam 4 30pm Closed RENT Call (740)441 1111 Thursday Saturday & Public Notice for appUcat1on & InformatiOn Sunday (740)446-7300 tlon, or for appointment Inspect an to collateral, prior Ia sale dale con· tact Cyndla, Stacy or Randy al992·2 t36 (5) 3, 4, 5 s2'ooo $1 ooo (740)245 5964 r can ~~ In Memory In Memory In lovmg Memory o L15 For Sate or Trade 1987 Chevy S 10 4JI4 1994 Ponl1ac Grand AM 1997 Olds Ach1eva for parts only (304)576·2225 r 4x4 FoR SALE $5001 FtQhce Impounds• Cars from $500 For list1ngs 800 391 5227 ext 3901 04 Pontiac Grand Pnx 4 dr GT all power opt ons $10 900 02 Ford Tauru s SES all power w1th sun roof only $7495 01 K1e Seph1a 4 ely aulo $2995 98 Dodge Neon auto 4 dr $2995 93 Bu1ck Century V 6 4 tlr $1 400 R1verv1ew Motors one block 8bo'Je McDonalds m Pomeroy phone (740)992 3490 5/3/1917. 51212003 r 1986 Chevy Silverado Shortbed 4x4 94000 Ongmal M1les Garage Kept N1ce $4500 740 446 9574 740 339 2312 02 Wildcat 28ft 5th wheel : slide out fiberglass Sides • • $1B 000 Exc~;~llent condt•: t1on clean (740)245 9109: ' " (740)441 7632 : ~: ourmmds We ~end to }OU .. 1982 Allegro Motor Hom~ Good Cond lion Low m!les t4~~<Uxt I runs & looks great new -:;:~-,;;;:~;;...--""'1 1 ·, t1ras garage kept Askmg HOME $1 200 oso (740)645 IMPRoVEMENTS 1;: itO 209t - - - - - - - Lw------~ ' :: 1999 Harley Davidson Ultra BASEMENT .• ClaSSIC Loaded Excellent WATERPROOFING ' condition 29 000 total m11es UnconditiOnal lifet1me guar •" 04 VW Bug GLS 16 300 Price $13 500 Call 740 antee Local references fur- .: m11es BOFW auto all nlshed Establ shed 1975. • 949 2217 until 7 pm power $,6 100 average Call 24 Hrs (740) 446, • reta11 $1B 600 (740)350 1999 Harley Fat Boy 9 400 0870 Rogers Baseme~t : :9.:.97'-7------:--- m les lOis of extras new Waterp roolmg • 1990 Audi 200 and 1990 tires $13 000 (740)441 • • • Cadallac Davilla good con 1794 or (7.\0)339 3528 ---::----::---:-----"~ d1t1on $4 500 00 F•rm Sold Casto Contracting " As A Pair 740 992 0031 2004 TIR225 Excellent Com merc1al Res•denll9.1 : condition low hours S2 400 Remodel ng "We do II aW' • 1995 Pont1ac Bonneville (740)446 7166 Phone p40)446 0306 .. 3800 V8 20 mpg 93000 m11es ell power AC $3 000 w1th front end loader Call OBO (740)245-5934 (740)245 5535 1997 Buick Park Avenue 2005 26 HP Cub Cadel Leather oeded all malnte LT1050 Hydrostatic driVe nance records well mam 50" cut ndlng lawn mower 1a1ned 116k asking $4 600 with shade Topper $1 700 (740)245 5934 OBO (740)446 2624 - - - ' - - ' - - - - ' - - - 1998 Dodge Dakota Auto 4000 Ford Tra ctor diesel VB 2X4 e1r bed topper PS $3 600 Call (740)379 1994 Chevy Astra Conv Van Auto A•r $1500 1999 2544 leave message Dodge Caravan Auto A1r Ford 9 N 1950 tractor bush $2800 1998 Chrysler hog fln1sh mower Looks Sebnng LX Auto A1r run great $3 750 (7 40)669• $3200 M&J Aulo Sl Rt 4971 160 Vinton Oh10 Call 388· Garage Sale May 4 & 5th 9893 2PM SPM or 742·2862 Have some hauling to do? All money goes to Relay for ltfe any11me Carmichael Equ1pment .1Hoome ln(enor lurmture clothes your source tor quality 1998 red Monte Carlo • Ratlroad Street goosenecks dumps and utll loaded Pioneer CD stereo Illes Your dealer lor Prostar American ra cmg wheels and Load Tra il trailers 68 ooo miles $7 ooo (740)448 24 12 Phone(740)446 3267 . John Deer 650 tractor w/60" 1999 Honda CIVIC 2d belly mower 1 040 hrs $4 200 1993 VW Passat $5 500 cal l (740)949 2189 CLX $3 492 2000 Grand AM SE $4 200 2001 John Deere 10 11 No T I Drill cava11er $4 200 1997 Tahoe for rent Carmichael 4x4 like new $6 900 We Equipment (740)446 2412 have"' Saturns Geo Metros Sunf~res & others m stock John 0 eere Mrn ExcavaI orI Pnces displayed on Wl" d Tractor Loader Backhoe/ shellds of all cars Cook Sk1d Steers Carmichael Motors 328 Jackson P•ke Equipment (740)446 2412 17401446 0103 SPECIAL BINGO American Leg1on Middleport May 6 at 6:30 pm All you can play paper packs for $30 00 Guaranteed $90 00 a game LoadTra•IILoad MaxTra1ters Goosenecks/Oumpst Utli111es Carmichael Equ1pment {740)446 2412 2001 Blazer LT 4x4 91 DOOm loaded New Goodyears Onstar Le ather All Power $7 500 (740)245 Coverall Depending on Crowd Ferguson 135 Massey Tractor w1th Howes Bush Hog Ford 2000 Ford 661 0 John Deere 1520 740 288 6522 :9.::2.:;45::.>.(7:..4:.<:0:<:)36=7.;-o;:6;:24-"--2003 Monte Carlo 3 4 liter 6 cyl like new 52 320 m1les (740)992 0477 740·416 3357 must sell DONATIONS NEEDED Early Btrd Starts at 5 30 pm For Syracuse Ball Assoctatton Yard Sale Bnng ttems to tenms courts May 5th starttng at 8 am Larger ttem s can be ptcked up Just call 992-1749 992·6137 cll'y You ure alway~ on ~AAUDS& I·= ~ MOTORHOMES .:· (740)256 6492 , --------..,. ' 1983 Nomad Century· .. camper by S~yllne 24 •" 2001 600 Gnzzly Auto 4X4 good condition sleeps 6 ac : Less than 300 m1ies Great needs repa1r all else wo rk9 " Shape $3800 740 742 good (740)687 3655 ; 4011 • For Rent Campmg Trailer • 200 1 Grand Ch1ef Cherokee S tes Near R1ver Cement , 4x4 white loaded sun roof Patio s Full Hook Up Only~ . S12 000 books $14 500 S tes Lett Call 740 992-. ' (740)367 7272 (740)387 5958 : 7782 (740)448 4060 • True~ Camper w bath AQJ : TV Antenna on top $5 20G. .. (2 ) 26 B1~es like new : (304)675 3353 • 1985 Honda Shadow VT500 ~ »~ m1ss }IOU m01e e1e1~ Two 1997 three seal.;, • Sedoo s on a tw1n aluminum: • lrBIIer One 85HP GTI & on•• ' 11 OHP GTX under 85 hrs on: both PWCs Garage kept: .. Excellent as new condlt lorf, •: Call deyt1me (740)446 941 6 , • or evenmgs & week en d) : (740)441 1724 • 1979 Ford F 150 Custom All Ortgmal $2 500 00 F1rm 740 742 0519 of Fra1;1k Rime on your b1rthday Johnson 25 Hp long shalt Johnson 6 Hp short shatt 2 cycle manual start excelleru cond111on 740 992 5181 • • Tobacco Plante for sale Call (740)446 7643 or (740)645 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 1680 Laredo Burgundy 4 0 4 wheel dnve 135 000 m1les good cond1llon $6 800 00 F1rm 740 992 7599 Goon<; Bassen walnut dm1ng room suite table 6 chairs & china cabinet $350 (740)446 1168 leave message 2003 PT Cru1ser 4 cyl 18 3" Stratos 150 hp Ju4:~· : runs & looks great QOOd gas rebuill $12 500 Ca¥ ·· m•leage $7 200 Call (740) 256-1962 ; (740)388 0140 1998 11 OOZXI Kawassakl jet : 95 Z 28 Camaro 350 Auto T Ski Wffra1ler 120HP yel • Tops Leather Great Shape low/purple low rid ing hours •, runs great green tan lnten Must see serious lnqu•res or $4500 92 CorsiCa v 6 only (740)448 4098 Auto New Tires and Brakes (740)645 7611 Lots 01 repaJrs done Recent Paint Job Looks and Runs 2 man Bass Boat New with Great $ 1500 14o 742 electric anchor excellent 4 11 condnlon $700 or best otter • lr.lr""-~........-..., 1740)441 8299 1RUCKS 2001 Pertkraft 24ft PoniOOO' --, FOR SALE by Godfrey Manne Canopy 1998 C6500 GMC cab & 2 stroke 40HP Yamaha tra•i chas•s 24 foot frame Great er beautiful boat Garage tor rollback or log truck 366 kept appro~~: 42 hrs on boat Call dayt1me C U w1th Allison automat•c motor $6 500 Leave message (740)446 9416 or evemngs & weekends (740)441 1724 (740)388 8803 98 Dodge 1500 Quad cab 6 full blood 1 year old reg1s tared males Ready to 4WD loaded $6 850 nego 11able (740)446 1905 or breed ChampiOnship blood (304)412 4645 lines Call (740)245 0485 Toy Poodles lull bl ooded 1 black female 1 cream col Quality horse and livestock Pt Pleasant area 2br close tra1lers now available at to downtown KitChen fur orad mt.tle, $250 each Call Carmichael Equipment New n1shed $300 depoSit (740)367 7429 dealer for Valley and reqUired (304)675 n83 K1eterbul/l Horse and L1vastoc~ Trailers Many Smgle Bedroom $300 month options available steel alu· ( + $300 deposit 2 br Apt Wa ter Hyacinths m!num dressing rooms llv $350 a month $300 deposit mg quarters (740)446 2412 Tracys Apt (304)675 2288 Butterfly Kol Red & White Registered Angus bulls 3 year olds to yearling Price Tara Town house Fantails (304)675-5043 ;;:=::;;====~ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE. Is hereby given that on Saturday, May 6, 2006, at 10 00 a.m , a public oale will be held at 21t W. Second St , Pomeroy, Ohio The Farmers Bank and Savings Company Is selling lor cash In hand or certified check the following collateral: t993 Toyota Camry 4TtSKt2EtPU262450 The Farmers Bank and Savl~gs Company, PomP, oy, Ohio reoervea the right to bid at this aale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior to sale Further, The Farmero Bank and Savings Company reservea the right to reject any or all blda submitted The above described collateral will be aold' "as Is-where Ia", with no expraaaad or Implied warranty given For further lnlorma· I puppies 2 11-ters 1 ready now ~--------,.1 very unusual colors and Angus Bulls two X breds 4 dapples 350 00 and up 740 heifers Excellent breedmg 256 1498 cell 578 1058 Slate Run Farm See !.:_ ,m.,.o_n-: th_(:..3,..04.:.)_67_4_4_6_33_.:.___ Mobile home s1tes for up to 16x80 1n Country Homes (740)385 4019 :.'-::..::..:_.:__ _ __ Taking appllcat•ons for 2 bedroom moblle home No pets $285/mo '"eludes water/sewer $200/dep 740 446 3617 ( ) Very clean 14x64 2 bed roo m Only $7 995 Call (140)365-()698 r LIVESIUCK : MOTORS : •' FOR SAui ....... ~..ioililliiiliiiil_.l !------~. New John Deere Compacts and 5000 Senes Utility trac to rs 00% Fixed tor 38 monlho lhrough John Deere Credit CarmiChael Eqwpment {740)446 2412 ~~---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioo.rl AKC reg mln1 dachshund BoAlS & Al!IUS t'OR SAui 1 male AKC English Bulldog puppy 9 weeks old Call (740)339 2745 or (740)3392753 Buy or sell River ne Antiques 1124 East Main on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 992 2526 Russ Moore 2 Bedroom Apartments owner starling at $400Jmo Most Brand New Call for detaals P1e Safe Sellers Kitchen (740)441 01~4 cupboard Ta ble and chairs 18005 Oak Secretary and 2 bedroom apt In Rio Bedroom Suite 740 286 Grande $340 month $340 6522 depoSit Gall (740)245 9060 Floyd A I' Shirley D Reynolds at al daten· dania Court roRrum I 2br House 2123 Lin coln Ave No Pets Deposit &. References $385/month (304)675 2749 c.__:__ _.:__ _ _ _ 2BRhouse on Garf eld Ave $450/mo S350idep Call 1996 and Up 14 and 16 (740)441-Q583 (740)256 W1de Mobile Homes for Sale 6408 m excellent Cond1t1on Day 740 388 0000 or 740 388 3 bedroom c/a n1ce clean 8513 Evemn9s 740 388· house small yard qu1et :8:_01 :.:7.:..__ _ _ _ _ __ street good neighborhood $425 00 plus depoSit 2002 14JC50 Clayton Mob1le (740)843 5264 In Racme Home 2 bedroom 1 bath w1th AC Can stay on rented 3BDR + 2 112 baths 2 car lol1n Spnng Valley 11 accept garage tu rmshed closed to ad by landlord Great Holzer $850 month Condition $17 500 call (740)441 03t0 (740)446 4096 or (740)645 _o_53_5_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 4br LIVmg room Fam1ty Room 2 baths Kitchen 2003 Norris 16x80 mobile D•mng Room Mt Alto No home All factory upgrades Pets $650/month (304)674 On rented lot with 2 remov 5577 able decks w/ building Mid thirties furnished or unlur 4br newly remolded near A•tter Park Great for Grad n• shed (740)245 0~83 or Students (304)593-8890 :(7:_4::0~12::0::11-.:8::34.:.0::__ _ __ 86 Crestr~ge 14x70 2BRI 2 Behind Go Mart 2br House bath $8 995 Call (740)386· $375/month Ty (304)675 4030 9948 (5) 3 , to, vs SA 7S 4BA 1 bath home garage basement river acpess Propane heat w•n dow A/C $650/month rent $650 sec dep you pay utl1 lt1e s Available 1st week 1n Apnl Call (740)446 3844 for an appllcat1on FARM SllmlES 2 bdrm 2 Bath untu r nlshed Washer / Dryer Need to sell your home? porches No Pets monthly FRuns & Apartments Very SpaCious ~ Late on payments d1vorce re nt end um111es and deposit 2 Bedrooms C/A 1 1/2 1 " 1 VEGEIA81.E'i . 1 JOb trans er or a death !• 740·992 0031 Bath Adult Pool & Baby can buy your home All cash Pool Pat•o Start $4251Mo and qUickclosmg 740-4 16· 2 Bed~ooms and 2 Bat's •1 Asparagus No Pets Lease Plus Horpegrown unturmshed··washer 1dryer 3130 ava•lable at McKean Farm porches No Pets $550 000 Secunty Deposit Required Centenary Road (740)448 and utilities and deposit (740)367 7086 9442 MOBILE HOME'; _7_ 41l-:9-:9_2_00 _31_ _ _-:-:: Twin R1vers Tower Is accept FOR SALE ~ riO .!!.~3 Bedroom Bath & 112 •ng applications for walling 1 14x55 97 Fleetwood MH run r u...rn Tra1ler Country-Rural Area list for Hud subsized 1 br 2BR 1 bath alec heaVAC HUD Welcome W/Depos•t apartment call 675 6679 EHO gOQd condition $i0 500 Call I BR house 11 Gart1eld Ave (7401643 5196 (740)446·3644 for appt Galllpol s $350 month Call Mobile Home for Rent In \ II IH II \ \ 111 " 1 1970 2 Bel Am Tra•lar on for details (740)441 0194 or Fem•ly Pride Mobile Home 50 X225 Lot n (740)441 1184 Park 2 bedroom $375 HOUSEHOUl Newly remodeled 3 or 4 bedrooms central a1r full basement hSrdwOQd lloors detached ga rage large cov ered patio fenced back yard close to schools Point Pleasant $69 500 740 709 1382 Shariff 5alas Caaa Numlier 05CVtt3 Banallclal Ohio Inc Plaintiff • r r r BLIC NOTICES Call NOW to start your new BUUJJtNG . 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Wednesday, May 3, 2006 ALLEVOOP . www.mydailysentinel.com ' The Daily Sentinel • Page BS NEA Cronword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS PubUc Notices In Nc•w••P'I•p<•rs. Phillip · Alder ' Your Rtghl to Know Delivered Ri11ht to Your D<lor. 9 Wellman, House on Friday, a point; celldlngs to our aeld Herbert Court within alxty flied Ita Complaint In June 11, 211111 a1 10 2. South 15 deg. A.M., of aeld dey, lha 03'25" Wast a dla· deys from this d8te, Foreclosure In tho Common Pleea Court folloWing «Macrlbed tance ot 186.50 feel to and have yo~ then a point; of Meigs county, Ohio Real Estate. and there thlo writ. In tha 3. South 08 deg. being Herbert Situated Current owner: Child vs McKebbln at al Wellman, Plaintiff v1, Township of Letart, 38'15" East a dlo· Property at: 38676 Shawn Earls at al County of Malgs, lance of213.83 lwt to Child McKibben et al Stanaart Rd , Delendenta, Case No. State of Ohio and a point; oatandants Pomeroy, Ohio PPt OSCV095 praying lor being mora partlcu· 4. South 38 l!ag. Court of Common In lhe larly described ae lot- 43'02'' Weal a dis05.()0667.000 Prior judgment Pleas, Meigs Conly, Iowa: Being' In 1oo lance of 51.00 feet to am011nt of $11,664.94 Deed Relerencea: Ohio. In pureuance of an Volume 103, Page 327 with lnte~est thereon AcreLot 1271 and an exlaUng splka; 33 deg. according to the begln.nlng South 70 5-South Appraised al order of sale to me d,eg. East a distance 35'30" Weal a dis$110,000.00 Terms of terms of the 1 nola · directed from said of 135.5 feet and . lance of21 1.5e feet to court In the above sale: Cannot be sold from July 30, 2005 North 74 deg. 20' East a point; until paid and lor lha . lor leas than 213rds of entiHed action, I will expose for sale at the appraised value. foreclosure of aald . a distance of 479.2 6- South 37 deg. 10% down on day of Mortgage Deed on feet along lhe 'Bull 04 ' 07" West a disp~bllc auction on the Cave Roed, from an tance of144.581eetto following sale, cash or certified the Front Steps of The real Iron bolt In lha center a point; Meigs County Court check Balance due descrlpted on conllrmltlon of estate, of which said of State Route 1338 7. South . 31 deg. House on Friday, May Defendant, Shawn said bolt being South 18'48" Wast a dis· 26, 2006 at 10 a.m. of sale. The appraisal a distance 843 teet tanca of186.101eetto Earls Is the owner of: said day, tha follow- did not Include an Interior · examination Commonly knows as and South 5 deg. 15' a point; Ing described Real parcel number 13· Weal a · distance of 8. South 40 deg. of the houae. Estate: t 23.5 feet along lhe 30'28' W.at , distance Robert E. Beegle, 00623.002, · Salem And ' Whereas, the 3 Melga center of State Route of 60.93 teet to a Meigs County Sheriff. Township, days of aforesaid which Ia have fully expired, Attorney · lor :the County, State of Ohio 1338 from en Iron pin point and lurthar deacrlbed on the Wast sl«M of assumed to be the and the said judg- Plaintiff said State Route and Southeaat comer of a Lerner, Sampson & In a mortgage filed ments and costs July 30, 2001 In VOl• on the North Una of 0.30 acre more or · aforesaid hllve not Rothfuss P.O. Box 5480 ume 129 al page 537 100 Acre Lol 1271; leas tract of land as ·been paid, or any part Cincinnati, Oh 4520t- of the Malga County thence North 71 deg. described In Parcel 1 thereof, as appeersto . Official Recorde, 50' Eeat a dletanca of · of a deed raconded In us of record: We 5480, 120 E 4th St, 8th Floor Meigs County 124.4 le8t along the Deed Book 328 at Therefore command Cincinnati, Oh 45202- Recorder's Office. center of Bull Cave Pega_171; you, that you proceed . And thai Delendanta, . Road to a point of Thllnce leaving sold without delay to 4007 Shawn Earla, and ~ which Ia South 52 centerline and along 513-241-3100 appraise, advertise deceased, all heirs, deg. 22' West a dis- the boundaries of and sell, according to (4) 19, 26, (5) 3 devisees, legatees, tance of 250.5 feet aeld 0.30 acre more the statutes regulatexecutors, exec.,.,lx- along ""' bull Cave or less tract are the Ing judgments and ea, admlnsltratora, Road to lhe center of following three coursexet:!.ltlons at law, the Public Notice following described - - - , . - - - - - - . admlnlstratrlxes and 11111 bridge; thence es: Sheriff Sales aaslgneea and North 18 deg. 55' 1. North 33 . dag. lands and tenements, Case Numbar guardians of minor Well a distance of 41 ' 28" Weal a dissituate In Meigs and/or Incompetent 112.25 feel; thence tance ol112.50 feet to 05CV080 County, Ohio to-wit: heirs of Shawn Earls South 72 deg. 50' East a polnti' Situate In the J.P. Morgan Chase Bank NA feet; thence 2. South· 52 deg. Township of and · Jane Doe, 112 Columbia, County of Plaintiff unknown epouae of · South 11 deg. 50' East 36'49" Weal a disMeigs and State of Vs Shawn Eerla, and U a distance of 114.5 tance ol112.001eetto Ohio, and described Dennis Whitlatch et al deceased, all heirs, · feet to the place of . a point; Defendants devisee• legateea, beginning, co~talnlng 3. South 25 dog. as follows : Court of Common executors, executrix- Q.30 acre, more or 13' 22" East a dis• Parcel No. 1: being Pleas, Melga County, es, and assignees the . Southeast laes. lance ol114.50 feet to Quarter of the Ohio . and guardians of The coal and other a point In the canterIn pursuance of an Northwest Qusr\er of minor and Incompe- minerals underlying line of said Township section 8 of Town, · order of sale to me tent heirs of Jane the above deecrlbed Road 11100. County and State Doe, unknown premlaea and the Thence leaving said directed from said court In the above spouse of Shawn aforesaid estimated privilege of mining 0.30 acre more or Earls be required to and removing the · leas tract and along at 40 acres, more or entitled action, I will expose to sale at pub- aet up any Interest aema whhout unnec· aald centerline South less. lic auction on the that they may have In "aery dlaturtllng lhe 58 deg. 26'38" Wast a Excepting from the above described real front steps of the said promloaa or be surface 11 reserved. distance of 23.39 feet Meigs County Court forever barred, that There le also except- to lha principal point estate 3.~418 acres as conveyed by Asa upon failure of said ed any and all legal of beginning containHouse on Friday, May D. Stansbury and · 26, 2006 at 10 a.m. of Defendants lo pay or rights of way, and the Ing 3.1160 acres more ·Golden Faye said day, the follow- to cause to be paid · cornera of tha afore- or laeo of said Tract 2 said judgment wl1flln said described real . and 1.0415' acres Stansbury, to Wanda Ing described real estate: Situate In three days from Ita eatate · being marked more or less of said Lou Oxley by deed recorded In Volume Columbia Township, rendition · that aald by 4" round cement Tract 4 lor a total of 4.2075 acres more or 247, pege 637, Deed County . of Meigs, real estate be lor• cyllndere. Records Meigs State of Ohio, and . cloaed . and that an Audlto•'s Parcel No.: less, subject to all legal eesamenta and County, Ohio. being JoltS In Rolling Order of Sale be 08-00430.000 Further Excepting the M e a d o w s Issued to ·t he Shariff ALSO THE FOLLOW- rights-of-way. are following: Being situING DESCRIBED Bearings Subdivision of said of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, ated· in the Southeast REAL ESTATE altuat· aasumsd and are lor Sections 23 and 29 as quarter of the set forth In the advertise In tha Dally ed In Letart Townthlp, the determination of Meigs County,' Ohio angles. recorded plat of said Sentinel and sell aeld Northwest Quarter of subdivision · In JPiat reel estate pursuant and being 111ore fully The above descrlp-. Section 8, of .the lion wes prepared Township, Cabinet 7·A, Meigs to foreclosure, thet «MtcrlbiMI as lollowt: County and State aloresald County, Ohio, Plat lha premises be oold CORRECTED . from an actual survey Records, Parcel DESCRIPTION and is described as tree and clear of all OF made on lha 22nd day Township, County · IDHOS-00851.000. To claims Ieins and REAL ESTATE of May, 19112, by . and State aforesaid m11~e the sum of Interest of any of the DESCRIBED IN VOL- Thomao Smith, Ohio and is described as $97,299.02 Dollars parties herein, that . UME 331, PAGE .73; Proleselonal follows: Beginning at Ninety Seven the proceeds from Being a part of two Surveyor jj6844, a stake in the West Thousand Two the sale of aald prem- tracts of land record- Note: The 3.1660 Hundnad Ninety Nine Ises be applied .to the ed as Tract 2 and acres In Tract2 Ia part corner of land o~ned by Thomas Price and Dollars and Two Plaintiff's judgment Tract 4 of a deed of 100 acre Lot 1271 Delbert Turner; thence Cents. and lor auch other transferred to and the 1.0415 acres North along said line Current owner: relief to which Rodney A. Nalgler In Tract 4 18 part of Herbert Wellman Ia and Sarah E. Nelgler 100 acre Lot 11272. of the land owned by Dennis Whillatch et at Thomas Price 450 Property At: 28275 entitled. as recorded In Deed Being a part of the Said Defendants are Book 283 at Page 3n feet to the Southeast Old St Rt 3~6. Albany, real eatate deacrlbiMI Corner of the land . Ohio .PP# 05- directed to the Meigs County · In Volume 321, Page conveyed by deed 00851.000. Prior Complaint wherein 193, M~lgs County Recorder'' Office, from Thelmore Deed References: notice under the lair Meigs County, Ohio, Deed Recorde. Stansbury and Minnie Volume 123, Page debt collection prac- also being a part of Reference Deed: Stansbury to Asa 833. Appraised at tice act is given. 100 acre lots No. 271 Volume 104, Page 403 Dale Stansbury and $105,000.00 Terms of You are hereby · and 272 TownahiJ>"2- Malga County Ofllolal Golden Stansbury, Sale: Cannot be sold required to answer North, Range-12- Recorda. Auditor's hla wile, thence West · lor less than 213rds ol the Complaint within West, No. 08letart Parcel along said line 250 the appraised value. · 28 days alter the last Township, . Mslga 00473.001 Property feet to a stake; thence 10% down on day of publication of this County, State of Ohio Address: 25671 South 570 feet to a sale, cash or certified Notice, which will be and more particularly McNicktes Road, stake In the center of check, balance due published once each described as follows: Racine, OH 45771 the Dyesvllleon confirmation of week lor six consecu· Beginning at a point Also a 1964 VIrginia Carpenter 'Road ; sale. The appraisal live weeki. The laet In the centerline of mobile hoo:ne. I.D. ' thence East by North . did not included an • publication wll be . Township Road 1100 tFDCEXBMV3691, 280 feet to a place of interior examination ma«M on May 3, 20o&, which besro North 89 Ohio Certllleeto of beginning, containing of the house. and the 28. days lor deg 00'47" E~st a dis· · Tltlel5300114540. 2.64 acres, more or Robert E. Beegle, answer by you or any lance of 570.251881 to Curr,nt Owner · Meigs County Sheriff. of you will commence an existing Rail Road Dannnls Boothe at al Further excepting Spike lor the on that date. You which Ia Property and Tral.ler Attorney o.348 acres conveyed Plaintiff Lerner, must file an answer to assumed to be the at 25671 McNicklea to the Trustees of Sampson, & the Complaint with lnta1'118ctlon of the .Rd, Racine, Ohio PPI Columbia Township, Rothfuss, P.O. Box Marlene Harrison, centerline of Slate 08-00430.00 Prior Meigs County, Ohio, 5480, Cincinnati, Clerk of the Meigs Route 338 and the Dead Ralarenceo: lor the benellt of, OHio 45201 -5480 120 County Court of South line of said 100 Volume 104, Page 403 Rawling's Cometary. E. 45h St, 8th Floor Common Pleas, 100 acre Lot No., 271 i Melga County Official Parcel No. Two: also, Cincinnati, Oh 45202- Weal Second Street, thence leaving tald Recorda. Appraised the fgliowlng piece or 4007 513-241-3100 Pomeroy, Ohio. centerline South 89 at $1 o,ooo.oo terms of parcel of land lying (4) 19, 26, (5) 3 In the case of y0 ur deg.00'47" West Sele: Cannot be sold and being In the ·tenure to answer or paaalng thru an exist- for leas than 213rda of County of Meigs and otherwisf respond as Ing Iron pin at a ·dis- the appraised value. Stata of Ohio and in required by the Ohio tance of 28.88 feet 10% down on Day of Public Notice Columbia Township, Rulee of Civil and going a total dis- Sele, cash or certllled and described as folProcedure, . judgment tance of 186.651eet to check, balance due Legal Notice In the lows: Beginning In by default will be ren- a 518" Iron pin set; Court of Common on confirmation of the center of the road dered against you lor thence North 33 dag. Pleas Meigs County, sale. The appraisal leading from Ohio the relief demanded 21'07" Eaat passing did Include an Interior Dyeavllle to School In the ComplalnL Notice by Publication thru a 518 Iron pin set examination of the Lot, 15 rods South ol Shiwn Earls, whose Submitted by: at a dlatance of house. lhe North line of the last known addreases C a r s o n m.as feel and going Robert E. Beegle, Northwest Quarter of Meigs County Sheriff. are 635 S. Oakely Crow(0009392) 110 a total distance of Section 8 and about Avenue~ Columbus, West Second Street, 528.37 feet to a 518" Allomey lor the Box . 668 lion pin aet; 31 rods and 20 links Ohio and 1604 P.O. Plalntlll Little, Sheete East of lhe Weal line Highway 70 East, Lot Pomeroy, Ohio Thance North 44 deg & Warner, Second of oald quarer section 4, New Bern, North Telephone: 01 '54" East a dlo- Street, Pomeroy, Olllo running thence East Carolina 28560 and II 740.892.5132 Telelax: tance of190.721eetto 740-892-6689 aboul22 rods; thence deceased, an hairs, 74 '0 . 992 . 7303 a 518" iron pin HI; (5) 3, 10, 17 eoulh 67 rods; lhence devisees, legatees, Attorney lor .tha Thence North 20 deg. 35'58" East a disWeal about 40 rods to executors, executrix· Plaintiff Public Notice the center of the road as, administrators, (3) 29, (4) 5, 12, 19, 26 tance of.157.64 feet to a 518" Iron pin liet; . Shariff Saleo admlnistratrlxes and (5) 3 leading from CaH Number · Thance North 31 deg assignees and the Dyeavllle to School 08CV084 40'22" Eest a disUnion unknown guardians Lot; thence along tha tance ol152.24 feet to Plantero Benk NA center of said road to · of minors and/or Public Notice plaintlll a 518" Iron pin HI; · place of beginning, · Incompetent heirs of vs Thence ~orth •32 deg. Sheriff Sales containing about 6 Shawn .Earls and Caae Jane Doe, unknown Number 12'09" East a dis- Eater l DeMo11 et al acres and 22 rods, be tance ol196.07 feet to ,Dalendanta Court of the aame, more or spouse of Shawn 05CV088 Common Plaeo, Home National Bank a·518" Iron pin Mt. Earls, and II Malga County, Ohio. · Thence Soulh 65 deg. deceased, all heirS, Plaintiff to make the sum of 12'37" East paaelng In pursuance of an devisees, legateee, vs $123,827.tO dollara thru a 518" Iron pin set order of sale 10 me executors, . executrix- INnnta Boothe et at judgment with the at a distance of 27.42 directed from tald said Interest tharon, ·~·· administrators, Defendants court In the above admlnlstratrlxes and Court of Common feet and going a total and costa aloasald; entitled actio?, I will Pleae, Melge County, distance of 39.68 feet assignees and the and thet you also pay Ohio. . unkn~wn guardians . to • ' point In the IXPOIIIO aelaat pubthe coats of this writ, lic auction on the of minor and/or In pursuance of an auumad centerline and all lncreaoa and Incompetent heirs ol order of aale lo me of Township Road front eteps ol the accruing coati; and Melga County Court the raaidue, II any the unknown spouse directed from 11ld 1100. Houee on Friday, of Shawn Earls, all of , court In lha above Thenca elong oald there be, you tiring June 9th, 2006 at 10 Into this ·Court to whose addresses and entitled action, I will Cjlnl!'rllne tha followA.M., of oald day, the are expoae to ale at pub> Ing eight COUIMS: a.blde the further residences following described 1. South 27 deg. unknown will hereby lie auction on the order of the Court, Rut Eatata: take notice that on front steps ol t~e 02'26" West a disand that you make Situated In the December t3, 2005, ~alga County Court tance or 20.68 feet to return of yo~r pro- Sherltl S.les CIS~ . Numi>Jr 05CVII56 National City Mortgage Plaintiff c. ..... ••••• ' 41 Zodiac sign 42 First noms Ba)li laat In loahlon food 46 Notch Scaltlah ahapoo tccenll 48 Vise Wall· 49 Alpine rofrslna blhaviMI Goofier 52 Picnic tak• Wry elong Ink ejectors 53 Warnings Cookout 54 Crabby 55 Prolific Carnaby diarist Street 56 'Tangy locate Whilecapo DOWN Magnalaude 1 Upper body Trucker's 2 Kaual hallo haul 3 Mallleatura cunure dlah 4 Elevator Inventor 5 Dry, as portion champagne Scam 6 Fugue Bid muter Kosn disci- 7 Seers! pline 8 Bravo or Sonnet kin Gran«M S.ndy 9 Gym Heraexpanse lion Have lunch 10 Hindu Mr. Use the 11 "LeVIean lalephone Ron" Karate blow chanteuse Hairy 12 Speed humanoid along 1 6 11 Gan111al CanatrucUan aad ExcavaUan S!"UI«,'-1 ""' Stptte S.,lta.td At ~Mdocd'le ~4/u New Construction and Remodeling Flat Roofs A Specialty HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES 416-1436 Pllilly Steak & Cl1eese rv/Fries $5. 99 Everyday_ (mad e with Choi ce Fresh Black Angus Sliced Ribeye) Breakj11 st Special All Day 2 eggs, sau sage or baco11 llomefries & tottst $4.99 • • SEAL COATING •PATCHING Daily Lunch Specials $4.99 Sahuls- .CI! ef- Grilled Ch;r:ken & Cll icktm Tnrder Aft Bu'8ers mude fromfreshgro.und r:hucl;feuturing Judy Ka.ys Special Burger ·Charlie Brow11 Burgtr & Caroli1111 Burger. Judy 'Xay's ':Restaurant 195 N. Second Ave. • Middlep ort, OH :' ..., Parking lots • Ball Courts • Private Roads • Driveways • Streets • -Free Estimates Playgrounds Cl 740-992.-7953 591-4641 North , ...,.06 to K Q 52 'CMI •• anw 304-675-2457 (740) 992-2804 ' I " Ito Pass Pass •• I .• Ow ne1 I.L. wrnesel aRIISIIS ·API New o r~ Repair Seamless Gutter Downspout ' Hardwood ~netrr An• FuriiHire .. BARNEY EVEN TATER'S HAVIN' A www.tlal-ct'eekc•blneti'Y·- BA'D HAIR 'DAY!! FREE ESTIMATES . (740}949-1405 ' WOLFE CONSTRUCTION Chuck Wolfe · Owner 26 Years E•perience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Free "Carpet Guy" Free Measurements Ray Martin Installer Carpet Ceramic Til ~ Hardwood • Vinyl Carpet Restretch Laminates 741)..5~7-3704 741)..992-0650 Public Notice MANLEY'S SElFSTIUGE THE BORN LOSER ., - -' • New Homes • Additions • Remodeling ~ . - '- . .·. Open For Sprl11g Season! *Flms $7.50 CARPENTER SERVICE Hill 's Sel f Sto rage j ROBERT BISSEll CINSTIICDIN 740-992·1611 ' JUY\ 1"\'( LUC.K! -· ,. BI_G NATE HEY! I'IIINCifi\L NICHOLS I~ STEALING Flt!Jrl THE SCHOOL TREI\SUR'I'' IMPORTS · Athens *Hanging BaskeiS Townahlp of Salisbury, County of Syracuse, OH Melga and State of J40-992-SJJ6 Ohio, and described Open Mon-Sal I 0-5 aa follows: Being In Closed Sunda Section No. 16, Town 4 52mu. 2, Range 12 of the Ohio Company's YOUNG'S Purchase and begin' nlng at the Northeast corner of a 1 acre per· eel as set out and ' d10crlbed In a deed Room Additions & . Remodeling from Esta L. David, et NewG...IJ"• al, to Guy cole, et al Electrlcsl & Plumbing recorded In Volume Raorlng & Gutters 155 at Page 104 olthe Vinyl Siding & ~lntlng Patio and Porch O.Cka Melga County Deed WV036725 . racords, which place of beginning Is also V.C. YOUNG Ill 160 feet North of the . 992·6210 road which runs· East P JIIH>rnr 01 1n and West; · thenoe 1.1 Yc~r·, LoLdl[~,,rrrrrll< North along Willow Creek Road 216 feet, niore o~ lass; thence Weet 283 feet more or tess to the Western · boundry of Section 16, thence Souih 218 29670 Bashan Road feet to tha Northwest Racine, Ohio corner of said above . 45771 refrenced 1 acre 740-949·2217 tract; thence Easterly along the North bountry olaeld 1 acre tract to the 'place of' beginning, containing 1.6 acraai mora or ' lelio. Parcel Number: 14-00767.000 Commonly known as: 34115 Willow Creek STANLEY TREE Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. TRIMMING & Current Owner: Eater L. DeMoll et at GENERAL Property at: 34115 CONTRACTING Willow Creek Drive, • Prompt & quality Pomeroy, Ohio PPt work 14.00767:000 Prior • Affordable Rales DMd References: • References Volume 104, Page 33 Available Appraised . at $40,000.00 terms of · • Freelstimates 1 1nsured" aala: cannot be sold lor leas than 213rds of call Gaty Stanley tha appralled value . 740·742·229J 10% down on Day..ol • Leave a message S.le, caah or certified ~hock, Balance Due on Confirmation of S.le. The appraleal did not Include an Interior examination ol the houee. Robart E. Beegle , Meigs County Sheriff. • New Homes Attorney lor the Plaintiff • Ga'rages Shapiro & Felty .LLP, • Complete 1500 W. Third Street, Remodeling • Suite 400, Cleveland , Otilo 44113,216-&21 · 1530 (5) 3, 10, 17 Stop & Compare - (740) 992-0496 "Middleport's only Seli-Storase" •Pms and Tub.~ SPRING SPECIAL Large 10" Fern s $6.95 Shrubs and Perennials HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE -. . 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FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY 1-4 BR Houses & Apts. 1 Luxury- Also HUD Also Commercial Space GRIZZWELLS · BAllM Llll\IBER Scorpion Tractors ~NOW WI-IAT I'M WATCI-IIN6, !!UT I DON'T ., Racine, Ohio East Pass Pass Pass Pass ... An .unknown person claimed: "One of the weaknesses of our age Is our apparent inability to distinguish our need from our greed ." Thai has some relevance lo the defense on this deal. How should EaSI and Wesl calli to deleal lour spades? , What do you think of the suellon? North's three-spade rebid looks a tad aggressive, bul he has o ~ly six losers: one spade, one heart, three clamonds and one club. This is one fewer than a normal minimum opening bid. And with such a good club suit, North knows !hat his part· ner needs little 10 have an excellenl play for game. II North settles tor two spades, !hough, South should continue wilh three spades. Inviting game. North should accept with · alacrity. Attar winning the first trk:k with his heart ace, Easl should realize thai a diamond shift is mandatory. Bul BB regulao oeaders will know, lhsre Is one vilal ' rule": leadtng low promises at less! one honor in that suit; leading high denies an honor. Here, East should shift lo the diamond nine the live mlghl be hard lor West 10 read. Then, When South puis up his diamond King, WeSI musl duck,. keeping his acejack over declarers queen·slx. Declarer will draw trumps and take !he club finesse, bu.t East wins with his king and returns the diamond two.. giving the defenders lour tricks: one heart, two dtamonds and one club. II, al Irick two, East swilches lo the diamond two, West should lake Soulh's ~ing v.;th his ace and return the diamond Jack, confident his partner has the diamond queen , the only missing hono'r. 11 • All typea ot rooting:, North Another example of the correct card 1:~~1.! Advertise in this space for '54 per month .3. 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Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Trac tor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985•3301 \ •'I • ' ,, . ·-· - �Page B6 • lhe Daily Sentinel www.mydailysennnel.com • Wednesday; May 3t 2006: Reds rally past Cardinals, 3-2 Ironton ~ghts ·past Devils, ·5-2_ CINCINNATI (AP) Pujols, who leads the majors BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Javier Valentin watched the with 14 homers and 32 RBis, ball leave his bat and fly right irritated his back on a defenGALLIPOLIS - A fourtoward second baseman sive play last week and got a run seventh inning enabled Aaron Miles, giving the day of rest - his first this• visiting Ironton to walk away · pinch-hitter a moment ary season. Memorial Field fright. Edmonds missed four starts from Tuesday with a 5-2 non-conlast month because of a sore The way the Cincinnati Reds are playing, he should shoulder and hasn' t done ference victory over Gallia · have known better. slump in ·a half-century. much at the plate. He pinch- Academy. The Fighting Tigers (9-7) Valentin's liner cle;ued the . It 's going to take a lot more hit in the seventh against drawn-in infield and drove ·in to get them back to the post- Rick White with two runners were held at bay for six the winning run in the bottom season - the rotation is still aboard and llied out, drop- innings by Blue and White starter Shawn Thompson, of the ninth inning Tuesday, a concern, and the bullpen is ping hi s average to .20K. · sending the Reds to a 3-'2 vic- still inconsistent. But by takThe scaled-down Iiheup · who allowed just one run and tory and a two-gam_e sweep ing two of three from the . was a 'huge benefit for left- seven hit s up to that final of the St. Louis Cardinals. · Astros and then the two-game hander Dave Williams, who frame. But then in the top of the "It was going straight to the series from St.' Loui s, the . has been the Reds' leastseventh, Ironton knotted the second baseman'," Valentin Reds felt a liule confiden'ce effective starter. Williams, game with one swing· when said, amazed by what had commg on. obtained from Pittsburgh in happened. "Then it went lik,e "When you face the two the offseason trade for Sean leadoff hitter Trevor Allen hit this." . best teams in ihe division, it Casey, brought a gaudy 9.53 a solo homer that tied the contest at two. Valentin made a curve with means a lot to win four out of ERA into the game. Chris Rakes was hit by a his hand, simulating the way five," manager Jerry Narron His toughest out on the pitch two batters later, then the ball dodged Miles' glove said. Cardinals? P1,1jol s is 7-for-19 Dennis Gagai gave IHS runby mere inches before landAustin Kearns started the off the left-bander with three ners at the corners with a sining safely on the . outfield winning rail~ with leadoff . homers. ' . gle. grass. . . single off Brian Falkenborg . "If he wants to .tak~ his day Dustin Preston was walked "It found a hole," Valentin (0-1 ), who was called up off the day I pitch , I'm fine intentionally to load the bases said. "It's good enough for from Triple -A Memphi s with that," Williams said. for a possible force out, but · me." . before the game . The rightlr didn't appear to matter at clean-up hitter Chad Miller Adam Dunn and Edwin handcr hit Brandon Phillips the outset. David Eckstein delivered a one-out double to Encarnacion added solo with hi s next pitch. , and Gall opened the game right field, plating both Rakes Bryan Welterllphoto homers for the Reds ( 19-8), After Jason LaRue's sacri- with si ngle s, and _ Scott and Gagai for a 4-2 visitor Gallia Academy skipper Rich Corvin, right, leaves the mound who overtook the defending fice bunt advanced the run- Spiezio's single made it 1-0. advantage. . after talking strategy with starting pitcher Shawn Thompson World Series champion ners. Valentin took two pitchJuan Encarnacion homered Troy Allen dropped a sucChicago White Sox for best es in the dirt, then lined the in !he third, his third homer in · cessful suicide squeeze in the and catcher Luke Haislop during the seventh Inning of record in the majors. game-endin g singl e, raising three games, for a 2-0 lead. next at-bat, allowing PrestOn Tuesday's contest with Ironton at Memorial Reid in Gallipolis.: "We can play with any- his fist as he headed for first. Williams then settled in and to score for a 5-2 lead. Orange with four hits and two · allowing Mooney t<i score for body," Valentin said. "If we Teammates pounded on him didn' t give up another run in The Blue Devils (13 -7) had runs scored, while Miller and a one-all contest. .;ontinue to play the way shortly after he touched the his 6 2-3 innings. their first two hitters reach Trevor Allen "each provided Gallia Academy took the we're playing now, we're 'base. Right-hander . Sidney the cornets in tile bottom of two hits. Preston and Troy lead in the second when going to be there." Todd Coffey (2-0) struck Ponson blanked the NL's the seventh, but Gagai struck Allen had the other safeties. Mooney reached on an error, He meant the playoffs, of out John Gall. with two run- highest-scor ing offense Justin then Haislop hit a sacrifice out the next two and induced. Thompson, course, a place the Reds ners aboard in the ninth to · six runs per game - . until Matt Mooney to pop out to Saunders, Luke Haislop, fly to shallow right that haven't been in II years. keep it tied at 2. Dunn hit a solo homer off the short for the final out of the Chris Miller and Brad Caudill allowed Mooney to score for They haven't even had a winThe Cardinals' starting right-field foul screen in the game . . all had a hit apiece for Gallia a 2-1 advantage. ning record the last five lineup was mi ssing Albert sixth and Edwin Encarnacion Gagai, who worked two Academy. Mooney. provided GAHS, now losers of two years, their deepest such Pujol s and Jim Edmonds. followed with a tying homer. innings of relief, allowed no both runs in the setback. straight, hasn't lost three runs, two hits and struck·out Ironton struck first in the games in a row all season. three in picking up the win- top of the first when Gagai The Devils started the season . ning decision. singled to right with one out. 0-2 with setback~ to Ironton Rakes started for Ironton, Miller singled two batters and Fairland. going five innings .and sur- later, allowing Gagai to score Gallia Academy returns to BY LARRY CRUM Her career player at the Best of Best rendered one earned run and for a 1-0 edge. action today when it hosts the lCRUMII>MYDAilVREGISTER.COM ERA is 0.68, Tournament, first team three hits in the no decision. The Devils responded Dragons in a non-conference with 400 SEOAL All-Conference and Rakes also walked one and quickly in their half of the rnatchup. Game time is slated. POINT PLEASANT. W.Va. strikeol!tS, 50 first team Cardinal Conference fanned two in the no deci- first when Mooney led off the for 5 p.m. at Memorial Field. - As a staple of . the Point walks and player and she pitched every sion. inning with a walk. IRONTON 5, GALLIA ACADEMY 2 Pleasant softball team over the she has game ' at the Wendy's High Thompson, who went ihe Following an · out, Haislop 100 000 ·'l ...... 5 10 3 past four years, with imprespitched 29 School National Invitational full seven innings, allowed singled to move Mooney to Ironton Gallipolis 101 000 0 ..,. 2 5 2 sive numbers and a record ·to shut out Tournament that helped her five earned runs, 10 hits, one third giving GAHS runners at Chris Aakes, Dennis Gagal (6) and Dustin match, Kayla Shobe will now games. At the team capture the Class C walk and struck out \WO in the corners with one out. Preston. Shawn Thompson and Luke Haislop. WP - Gagal. LP ·- Thompson . be moving on to provide her plate, she has Championship in April. the losing effort. Austin King reached safely HR : I - Trevor Allen, seventh inning, :services at the next level, sign- · II 0 hits with Shobe feels that her major Gagai paced the Black and on an error in the next at-bat, nobody on . 75 RBis, two accomplishment up to this 'ing with Glenville State Shobe College earlier this month. . home runs point was helping her team Whether -winning games as and a .400 batung average.. reach the final game of the an ace pitcher, or playing the Shobe began her fastpttch State Regional Championship 1 f h"tt at the career at age 13 playmg for and being crowned the 2006 !01 e oSha bepowher t er h - several travelitig . softball , West Virgina Best of Best as proven er teams She was a member of · .pate, o self an outstanding softball . the 20o 2 thro~ •h 2006 ASA Champtons. Her number one player with her hard work pay- W v· g · St· 1 goal sttll remams to help the trig off this season, helping c~:~ ionsh/rgtt~~':n 3 me'~1~ Point Pleasant softball te~m guide her team to a Class AA ber 0 '( the Rfver City ·Rapids rea~h t_he state cha~pt_onshtp, No. Jl·anking in the latest state softball team bas~:d out of whtch ts a real posstbthty w1th coachmg poll. Barboursville who finished the the team . around her and a Shobe has started every var- season ranked 1Oth out of 600 No.I rankmg thts season. 'sity softball game in her four teams in the A division of the Shobe Wtll. be playmg. softyear high school career, hav- USSSA softball organization ball at Glenvtlle, who fimshed mg the honor of being named a·nd a member of tournament the 2006 regular season wtth a first team All-Conference teams who hqve played 1~-30 record, w_hcre she will every ye¥ and twice to All- throughout the country, p1~ch and ~Ia~ ftrst base. She _State. During those four years, including playing m the Elite · wtll be majonng m. education she has produced a 66-17 World Sertes at D1sney World wtth ~he hopes ot .someday :record on the mound with four in Orlando, Florida last year. returnmg to Mason County no hitters and one perfect She is a two-time All-State and becoming a teacher and a game. pitcher, twice All-Tournament sotiball coach. , PVH names volunteer oftheyear,Aa · ·' •. ·shobe signs with Glenville State tlf~n.eed help 'Weight? Holzer" Center for Comprehensive Weight Loss will be conducting an informational presentation for individuals in Gallia Cqunty .' and surrounding areas who are •"•~•u in learning about bariatric surgery. The presentation will t~tke place.on May 4th at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Bland led the guests with May I0, when it travels to two hits and three RBl s. Corning for its Division IV while Bisse ll, Shana Snyder, sectional game with Miller. Both games are slated to Hannah Cozart and Alyssa from Page Bl Baker each had a hit apiece. start at 5 p.m . Galli a Academy returns to and Danielle Ph'iliips, conGf<Lllf< f<Cf<DEMY 7, EASTERN 3 action today when it hosts Eastern cluding !he score at 7-3. 000 102 0 - 3·6 6 Elllott and Siders paced Fairland in · a non -confer- Gallipolis ~24 000 x - 7 7 1 OAHS with two hits apiece . ence matchup at Memorial Brittany Bissell and Hannah Pratt. Kimber Davis and Sarah Cochran. WP - Davis. Ramey, Niday and Miller Field. LP - BisselL Hfl: GA - Brittany Ellion, Eastern 's next · scheduled first provided the other safeties Inning, nobody on. Brittany Elliott, co nt est is on Wednesday, third1nning, one on. m the win . Eastern .I single to put runners on the corners. Lynch hit a sacrifice fly to . plate the ga me 's first run, ·from Page Bl,. then Durst doubled in another. Another miscue later T.R. Flint had a double, allowed Durst to score. ·which led to the Raiders' lone The Silver and Black com·run, and Aaron Mulholand mitted three mme errors in imd Buddy Higginboth am the second inning and had the only other Ri ve r Eastern tacked on five more runs. Valley hirs. . . . The Eagles used a patr of · Gerlach and Lynch had hits along with · three River back-to-back doubles in the Valley errors to jump on top fram e that made the score 63:0 in the first inning. An · 0. An error resulted . in the error allowed Cory Shaffer to seventh Eastern run, then reach base, he stole second, Bishop singled in the fifth then Gerlach followed with a and final run of the inning. Blasts Southern from Page.Bl Blackburn. Butch Marnhout came on in relief, but Zach Fisher reached on an error to push across ~Blackburn with the tying run. Matt Lockard walked, advanced on a passed ball, then Fisher came home on a 5-3 ground out by located at 577 State Route 7 !~forth in Lynch had another RBI double in the third to round out the Eagles' scoring. River VaHey scored it run in the fourth . Flint led off the inning with a double, then went to third on a passed ball! Flint scored on a groundout · off the bat of Ryan EggJeton. Eastern plays host to Parkersburg Catholic today. River Valley is at ·Southern on Thursday. lallipo•Hs, Ohio. Thos!! who wish to attend . llformlltio•nal presentation will learn about >'i ·Dotn preoperative and postoperative issues ~1,1ttdir1g bariatric surgery and the necessary equirements in order to be considered as a qualified candidate for bariatric surgery. . Attendees will also learn how the actual surgery is conducted and the risk factors involved. There is no need to pre-register for this presentation, For more information regarding .the presentation on bariatric surgery, or to schedule a consultation, ., contact the Holzer Center for Comprehensive Weight Loss at EASTERN 9,' RIVER VALLEY 1· 8 lnnlnga River Valley 000 100 12 6 Eastern 351 000 9 B1 H.L. Pugh and Eric Caldwell. Justin Browning and Terry Durst. W -Browning. L- Pugh. Wilson. Lockard scored on a gles, and singles by Jake sacrifice fly by Jacob Hunter, J.R . Hupp, Ryan Walburn . Wellston led 7-5. Cha~man, and Marnhout. Southern is slated for a Marnhout was tagged with the loss . Southern p_itching pick-up game with · Marietta gave up two walks sometime prior to next (Marnhout) , two strikeouts · SaturiJay 's sectional tilt with and six hits. Comer posted Eastern. the win in relief of An(lrew WELl.STON 7, SOUTHERN 5 Johnson. Southern 200 100 2 - 5 7 4 Southern hitters were Wes Wellston 000 034 x - 7 6 2 Andrew Johnson , Ghris Comer and ·Riffle 2,~ for-4, Brad Crouch a Fisher ..Ryan Chapman, Marnhout (6) and triple, Pat Johnson two sin- Hupp. w - Johnson. L - Marnhoul. '. ' .,' . •',• ,!>' . .' ' ---···;··--- .. , .. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ' . all CENTS • \"ul. 5:>. Xn. SPORTS • Marauders blast River ·Valley on senior night. SeePageB1 · a '> Ya-Ya's to hold exhibition at the French Art Colony, A7 t84 · """ · m~dail~"·ntilw l.cm n Tlll ' RSIIAY , :\lAY 4 . :.!on6 Middleport officers leave posts in protest BY BRIAN J. REED . BREED®r,IYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - Three employees of the Middleport Pol ice Department have left their posts, citing issues with village council, mayor and the Chief of Police. Dispatcher and Officer Brandy Tobin and Officers Anthony King and Randy Smith say they will not return safety," the three officers said deci sio ns "necessary for in a written statement they all . order and control." signed and submitted to The "Officers and dispatchers on have expressed concern on Daily Sentinel Wedne sday. "The instability count less occasions over sev- Dlapatchar and officer Brandy Tobin and of the pohce department has eral years that demand imme: OHicers Anthony King and Rend~ Smith a critical point. It is a diate attention. Thdse con. reached veritable bomb that is ticking ~erns have never ·been to their posts with the depart- i/]g was held to discuss per- with each passing day." addressed or have been ment after leaving them on sonnel action. The three ~lame police addressed with efforts that Monday. Tobin and King· "We have chosen to resign department management walked off the job shortly out of fear for our reputa- and elected village leader- are lack luster, at best." ·· after a special council meet- tions, our integrity and our ship for failing to make Please see Offlcen, AS "We have chosen to.resign.out of fear for our reputations, our integrity and our safety." Southern officials expres~ appreciation for levy passage Yesteryear continues to educate children on their heritage . ·r------,-- BY BETH SERGENT ' BSERGENT®MYDAILYSENTiNEL .CO.M ' OBITUARIES Page AS • Jeff Davidson • Argyle 'Tom' Deeter • Thelma Hayes INSIDE t• ' • M_eigs swqD· announces poster contest winners. See Page A2 .. Ohio First Scholarship awarded to Kristiina Williams. See Page A2 • Trustee Scholarship awarded to Derek Roush. See Page A2 • Patient Entrance ~~ O'Bieness open. See !'age A2 • Henderson joins Angus Association. See Page A3 • Transfers posted. See Page AS • Local schools to hold mini ACS Relays for Life. See Page AS • Family Medicine. See Page AS • Senior Center to host . timber-selling discussion. See Page· A6 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - This year 250 Meigs County children made a trip to Yesteryear (literally) to learn about the way life once w~s and about how to i!ppreciate the conveniences of the modern day. Yesteryear is not just a place but a 25-year old program staffed by Ohio Retired and Senior Volunteers (RSVP) that host fifth graders from all three district schools as well as· children from Mid-Valley Christian School and home schooled children. The volunteers and children congregate for the program at Bradford • Church of Christ. These children spend n morning with RSVP o;olunteers and Linda King · and Joyce Brown from · The Ohio State University Extension Office learning primitive· . stitching, embroidery, rag baskets, leather crafts, candle making and how to bake rolls and noodles. Most of these children had never learned how to crack an egg correctly but they now know never to crack it on the side of a dish for instance. )Juring a visit by Mrs . Knight 's fifth grade class from Southern Elementary · the kids were busy mo~ing from station to station, dipping candles, checking out antique toys, tin punching, and rolling noo' dles to perfection, or somewhere close to it. Each child vi sited the ~ ~,. many stations, including boys that ' " .~ ~ had no problem learning embroiand bread making. · dery •' ' "They really. have fun with it." RSVP Director Diana Coates said. "Wt: keep them in small groups Above: Southern fifth grader with no more tha.n fi ve kids and Whitney Weddle learns the' art of two volunteers which keeps everycandle making from volunteers one busy." ' of the Yesteryear program at Besides. visitin~ the many . craft Bradford Church of Christ. and cooktng stattons, the chtldren learned about outhouses and one. Lett: Ohio Retired and Senior room schools and just how things Volunteer Rosanna Manley have changed. assists Southern fifth gr<Jder "Kids get to have a hands on · Austin Johnson at learning more . approach in learning about their her. itage," Coates said of Yesteryear. than threading a needle but The children then translate thi s wha~ can be done with it after· educational , experience into wards at Yesteryear. Johnson essays. A first and second place and his classmates also learned how do tin punch, leather crafts essay winner from each fifth grade and how to roll noodles as a les, is ct)osen and one child is chosen son in local culture and heritage. from the county as an overall Beth Sergent(photos Please see Yesteryear, AS ' ., WEATHER . ' Bible reading marathon . - Details on Page AB . RACINE - A day ·aftet voters approved the passagc; of a renewal 'levy by a con~ vincing margin, officials from th'e Southern Local District were Schools expressing their appreciation to those that voted and worked for the levy. The levy passed 786 to 449 votes. "The district and publi~ said by a 62 percent margin that they approve of the schools," Southern Local Superintendent Robert Grueser said. "It is a real boost of confidence for us from the public and means ·we can continue the progress we've made ' .at reducing our debt." The renewal levy has been passed every three years since 1990 and in 2000 in passed by the smallest of margins by only one vote. "I am really glad," Southern Local School Board President Susie Grueser said of her relief. · "We're almost out of debt and the truth is no,bod;>; would've gained anything 1f it failed and we appreciate all the people that worked so hard to get it passed." . SeverM of those people were on the "Show Your Spirit" committee of Racine that worked to pass the levy. The passage of the renewal levy means the district will maintain that levy's revenue of $144.000 and for a district that has been in fiscal emergency smce 1999 every penny counts . However, the district is see" ing li ght at the end of the tunnel concerning its financial woes . The district is now operating with.in its revenues though it is ca rrying a $41,000 deficit. That $4 1,000 is down from $291 ,000 only a year ago. Ohio Department of Education Consultant Nancy Please see Southam, AS . 'Ride for a Cure' on Saturday .. INDEX 2 S~CTJONS - Calendars Classifieds Comics De~r Abby Editorials Obituaries Places to go Sports Weather 16 PAGES A3 B4-6 B7 A3 A4 As A7 .• B SectiOn AS © ~oo6 Ohio Volley PuhltshJng Co. ,. • Sublntttocl pllotO This Saturday motorcyclists can join the fight against cancer by participating in the Meigs County Joe Brockert of Pomeroy, a ·member of Sacred Heart Church, Relay For life' s ''Ride for a Cure." Regi stration begins at noo11 on the lower parking lot in Pomeroy participates in the Bible reading marathon on the Pomeloy park' with the first 100 to register receiving a free tee shirt. The cost to participate in the ride is $15 for' ing lot Wednesday. The marathon Is part of the wee.k-long obser· singles or $25 for couples. The rjde will be approximately two hours and then the group will return vance .of the National Day of Prayer, which will end today with a to the mini-park on Court Street for refreshments and entertainment. Pictur"ed getting prepared for community prayer service at the Meigs County Courthous~ and this Saturday's "Ride for a Cure" are (sitting, from left) Mark Casto, Tom Barnhart, Shawn Arnott1 WOOdy Stines: (standing. a concert of prayer at Ash Str~et Church in Middleport. . from .left) Kristy Greenlee: Mary Beth Preston. Brenda Venoy, Terri Afe. :. J. Reed/photo ~ II!. ~ . 'M � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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