https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/68ea8680d0de6837b501241f2ae91fbb.pdf 4780cc6e06efa57479128748c9609ba4 PDF Text Text . . ' ' . ,.. ...... ~ .. ,.,, • . Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Friday, Mays, 2006 ~ LeBron's game-winne.; ruins Arenas'·pians to b,e 'Mr._Game 5~ WASHINGTON (AP) Two game-winning shots by LeBron James in less than a week would be enough to douse any team's spirit. For Gilbert Arenas, it ruined a chance at a catchy nick- name. "I was goin¥, to call myself ' Mr. Game 5,' 'Arenas said. Arenas hit a 14-foot jumper to win a Game 5 on the road a year ago, a key victory .that propelled the Washingtoll Wizards to a first-round series victory 'over the Chic'!go Bulls. He was hoping - no, he expected - to strike again Wednesday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers, to the point that he was needling former teammate Larry Hughes, calling out ''Five! Five!" as the players guarded each other in the ~vertime yet, · but they thriller. need to win As it turned out, James had Game 6 at the last word. Arenas. made home on two free throws to give the Friday and Wizards a one-point lead with Game 7 on 3.6 seconds to go, but James' the road tiptoe baseline drive won the with no game with less than a second LeBron heroto play, giving a 3-2 series , ics allowed. lead to a franchise that' hasn't Rather than been to the second round in James be de moral 13 years. ized · over "We cou ld have had thi s another iough loss, Arenas series 4- 1, when you look at used laughter as his medicine it," Arenas said. "That's two Thursday, acting· as partgame-winners that's been hit, comed ian and all -optimist but that's what happens. li's after a brief team meeting. been a good, exciting series. First, he recounted his When I think it about, I' m unorthodox decision to visit like. 'We're better than them. ' the Cavaliers' locker room We just have to ~o out and put after Wednesday 's game. He this team away.' · said he delivered two mesThe Wizards aren 't done sages - good-naturedly, of course. Mr. Game 5 .... I was going to • "You go in there and you have T-shirts made, too." tell them, ' We did ~ood ' And just how did the tonight," ' Arenas said. " This Cavaliers react to all this?' is exciting; this is good bas- Arenas said they looked at .ketball . Even though y'all him as if he was an "idiot." won, we played our hearts "Like usual," Arenas said. out, and we'll see y'all when "Larry Hughes laughing.'' you come down.'" Acttially, Arenas had one But he. didn't stop there. He final chance to be Mr. Game 5 wanted James and Co. to on Wednesday, but he made a know that his "Mr. Gam" 5" crucial mistake . James' basket plans had· been blown to hits. went through the hoop with "I knew somehow 'I was 0.9 left on-- the clock. The going to get the last shot," Wi zards could have called Arenas said. "It worked that timeout and moved the ball to way with 3.6 seconds left, and halfcourt to set up the last LeBron messed it up, so I had shot. . . to give him a piece of my Instead, Arenas asked for a mind. ' You messed up my Mr. quick inbounds pass from Game 5. Now I've got to wait Antawn Jamison and fired a all the way until next year to desperation heave from about be called Mr. Game 5.' Jerry · 70 feet. It was nowhere close. West has Mr. Clutch. I wanted Arenas took the blame for not.callirtg ti&.wut, saying he was caught up m the moment: "I to¥ally for~ot .~bout th~ timeou,S " he satd. That was my cafl. 'r told Antawn to give me the ball ." '! The Wizards-Cavalie~ series has been a great showa case for two young stars, James scored 45 pomts Wednesday night; Arenas had 44. Right now, however, James' buzzer-beaters irl Games 3 and 5 are the in dis" putable hi$hlig~ts. . , But, whtle Arenas ts deter~ mined to mount a final chal: lenge, James isn't co ntent~ either. "If we · can go to Washington and close them out," James said, "that woul<l be one of my biggest basket; ball thrills.'' ALONG THE RivER LMNG Patterns of caring: CCC Circle crafts items for charity, Cl House of the Week: Versatile home has Mediterranean look, Dl , ·u n tm Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties '1 Ohio \ an .. ~ l'uhli,hi 11 ]4 ('o . SPORTS • Lady Marauders win Rio Grande Quad. See Page 81 .. t'o ll ll'I'H~ • 't i<ld I.- port • ( .a II ipo( j, • \ t a~ - . .!OO h s 1.,)0 • \ ' n I. 4 11 . "II . I .) AEP: Archeological survey won't impact ·new plant BY BRIAN J. REED the status of the survey. An independent firm contracting wtth AEP continues GREAT BEND work on an historical survey American Electric Power of the I ,300-acre site near the expects results of an ongoing Ravenswood, W.Va., flridge. archeological evaluation wiJl. The study is required in order have no impact on its plans to to ensure that no significant constru.c t a new power pl ant ~i storical artifacts will be disin Lebanon Township. turbed by the construction of That .evaluaiion began last AEP's planned $1.3 billion year and is "months from lGCC plant. completion ," according to The studies are required for AEP spokesman Jeff Rennie, the permitting process through responding to inquiries about the Ohio Power SitingBoard BREEO@MYDAtLYSENTtNEL.COM and other permitting agencies, including the U.S. Army Corps of I;ngineers. "We are currently involved in an archeological evaluation of the Great Bend site in consuitation with the state archeologist," said Rennie . "This consultation is · a required but routine part of the permitting process.'' "At the direction of the state archeologist, our own consultant is searching for any significant fmds ·on the surface and · below the surface. We want to make sure the evaluation is thorough and properly completed." Rennie said there huve been a number of hi storic artifacts found at the . site, including Indian arrowheads and some pottery, but said artifac ts of that nature are to be expected, and would not likely affect AEP's construc. tion plans. "Items found have been C\)nsistent With what is typi- cal throughout the region,'' Rennie said. "No di stinctive features of arc heological importance have been identified, but we are still months from comp letion of the rev iew." .. I With the Public Utilities Commi ssion of Ohio's approval of cost recovery for front-end design work on the project, AEP hopes construction can begin next year,. and that it will be operating by the middle of 2010. I Rio graduates largest class in school history Bid award · KKELL~M~~~~~:~YE.COM set for June • • 1n repaVIng of Ohio 833 . . • OBITUARIES . Page AS : • Edward W. Bell · : - Willia!Tl T. 'Tom' Mitchell : • Jacob Oldaker • Desta E. Schaum · • Jackie Arnold Wamsley INSIDE . • Farmers Bank hosting · Business After Hours. . SeePageA2 · • lnfoCision slates open house for May 11. SeePMJeA2 • Poll: Gas price pressures increasingly hit middle-income, high-income drivers. SeePage AS • Local Briefs~ See Page A& . • Taft seeks.$13 million · for training, incentives to teachers. See Page A6 WEATHER RIO GRANDE - The largest graduating class in the history of the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College was asked by State Sen. John A BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Carey to reflect on the institution's past and their place PQMEROY - Trying to in perpetuating its future. miss the . patches of rough "When you accept your road on Ohio 833 through diploma, you are an alumni . dow ntown Pomeroy has· · of thi s institution," Carey become a skill for some, a said during Saturday's comskill that may not be needed mencement ceremony in when the Ohio Department of which 544 degrees were Transportation · (ODOT) awarded to 526 students, awards a bid in June to repave some of whom received two 2.4 miles of the highway. degrees aP,iece. "You each ODOT Pub Iic Information have an unknown potential." Officer for District 10 Carey noted that Rio Grande Stephanie Filson said the sale is unique in that it's one of the date for the project is June 21. few institutions of higher eduShe anticipates tl\e · project cation founded by a woman. will then be awarded approxiPermelia Atwood, .along with . mately a week later if the bids her husband Nehemiah and · a re within the engineer's esti· ihe Rev. Ira Haning in 1876. mate of roughly $550,000. l'he ·Atwoods, well-to-do Filson said a completion farmers and innkeepers in Rio date has not been set, but Grande, became converts to . Kovtn Kelly/ photo the Baptist faith due to Roxie Crum of Huntington, W.Va., left, and Rhonda Peck of Leon, W.Va. , checked the settings often with th ese kids of Haning's influence. . · , on a camera prior to Saturday's commencement ceremony at the U~:~iversity of Rio Grande/ Rio paving jobs the date is set at The university was the end Grande Community. College. Crum and Peck rer.eived associate degrees in nursing and are Oct. 31 before the first snow typically fall s. result of the · Atw~s' dream, among the largest graduating class in Rio Grande's history. Of course, having a comespecially that of Permelia, to pletion date oJ Oct. 31 does establish a college, Carey said. to represent the 17th Senate audience by Dr. Herman The 544 degrees issued to not mean the job cannot be "1 encourage you to reflect Distnct that includes Gallia Koby, interim president of graduates of both the univer- comp leted earli er and is on · the rich liistory of this . County, is chairman of the the community ,college. . sity and the community col- merely a guideline and a wininstitution," he said. "Like Senate· Finance Committee Fields told the crowd that as lege is 61 _more than those dow in which to work. 'Permelia Atwood, you have and serves on the State a 1971 graduate of Rio awarded in 2005. Graduates ·Fil son said she would rio idea of the impact you will Controlling Board. Grande who also underwent received those degrees as · hopefully have more details have in the future." The· doctorate was con- commencement, he could they crossed the stage where on the project around the first Following his address, ferred ·by Dr. Greg Sojka, understand the desire to get the presidential party and of July, including details on a Carey was .presented with an interim president of the · down to business with the cer- guests sat during the outdoor pre-con struction meeting honorary doctorate of public University of Rio Grande, emony, which moved swiftly · ceremony. with the contractor. Additional detail s on the while Carey ~as presented· to the awarding of degrees. service. . The paving will begin .2 ceremony will appear in miles north of the Pomeroy~ ."It's hard to stay seated The veteran legi'slator, who for the degree by the universerved four terms in the Ohio sity board of lt1Jstees' chair- and not run for the door," Monday's editions of Ohio Mason Bridge and continue House of Representatives man, Greg Fields of Jackson. Fields said with a smile. "I Valley· Publishing Co. newsPlease see Repavln~o Al papers. before being elected in 2002 Carey was introduced to the respect that." r I Goodwill ·store hosts annual open house I I .Ped91ing for clean highways Bicyclists stop in Gallipolis, deliver anti-littering message BY PAUL DARST PDAR ST@MYOAILYTR IBUNE .COM GALLIPOLIS - It has been . 13.years since Glen H<ulket has seen southern Ohio. "• . GALLIPOLIS - During In August of 1993, he and that past century, Goodwill hi s, wife, Sue, walked through Industries has become tlie Gallipolis on their way from world's largest non-profit Maine to Oregon. organization that provides "My wife and I decided to education, training and Detalto on Pa&o A6 spend our honeymoon walkcareer services to people ing across the country pickwith disadvantages. • ing up litter along the way," On Friday, the staff at the he said. Gallipolis Goodwill store at "We picked up four tons of 83 Court St. thanked their litter on that tnp. We didn' t 4 SECilONS- 24 PAGES customers for helping make even scratch the surface,:' he that a reality during an annuadded: Around Town A3 al open house. · Thi s past week., Hankel travCelebrations "We depend on the comC4 eled through Gallipolis again. this time on a bicycle with D Section munity for all of our donaClassifieds · tions and money to hire disfriend Tim Klepaczyk. He ·Comics insert advantaged and disabled peospoke at the · Bossard ple," said Lenore Mason, disMemorial· Library Thursduy Editorials A4 tri ct executive director. evening about his travels. ·lit• The store's. open house A2 Movies tering and hi s book , wrapped up National Goodwill "Underwear by the Roadside." As ' Week, which is always the first Obituaries "One reason I talk is A2 week of May, Mason 'said. All ~egional . tlecause I can' t pick up litter week, the store featured special Poul D.,.tjphoto while l' m on a bicycle.'' he B Section sales·and refreshments for cus- · .Sports ' Glen Hanket, left, and Tim Klepaczyk visited Gallipolis Thursday said . " I' m looking at the preA6 tamers, she said. Weather afternoon and Friday morning during' their "Two Wheels and a vention ·side rather than the cleaning side." · Dream" bicycle jourl!eY from Baltimore to Detroit. Please see Goodwill, Al © ~too6 Ohio.. Vall ~) ' Publi~hing Cn. ·~ BY PAUL DARST POAR ST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM INDEX . ,, j . · Hi s book got it s pame because. during their walkirig trip across the country, the Hankets found old underwear beside the roadways in every state except Kansas. he sai<;l. Hanket <llld Klepaczyk passed through the area during their three-week "Two Wheels and a Dream Tour" from Baltimore to Detroit. They trekked from Mary land, south to the Williamstown area of Virginia. then headed west. They then turned north and traveled through West Virginia . From Gallipolis, they headed toward Rio Grande and from there, on to Portsmouth , Hanket.said. During the tri p, Hankel has ,topped at schools to spread hi' message, he said . " I want to let the kids know that their count ry isn't like the one the see on the news every evening," he said. his journeys, During Hankel said he has met a lot of friendly people. Wl)en they fiN started their journey. Hankel and Please see Peddllnc. A2 •• �.· f Pag~ REGIONAL Sunday, May 7, 2006 .Gallia County calendar Fanners Bank hosting Bnsiness After Hours InfoCision slates open house for ¥ay 11 GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis branch of Farmers Bank and Savings Co., 164 Upper River Road, will host the Thursday, May II Business After Hours, starting at 5:30p.m., on behalf of the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce, according to Lorie Neal, the chamber's executive director. Founded on Dec. 4, 1904, Farmers Bank and Savings Co. celebrated. its IOOth birthday in 2004, with the bank's first location on.Court Street in Pomeroy, Where there once was · bne office, now there are five, including the Gallipolis branch, which opened in 1996. ' Presideni and Chief Executive Officer Paul Reed and Chairman Paul E. Kloes credit the success of Farmers Bank to an equal commitmenl to customers, share- · . holders and employees. During the program portion of the meeting, Reed will be speaking. As the fourth generation in the Farmers Bank, ·founded by his great-grand.fa: ther, he became associated · · with the bank in 1976. A graduate of Ohio University, Ohio School of Banking and the Stonier of Graduate School Banking, he was elected president of Farmers Bank and Savings .Co. in September 1992, becoming both president and CEO in 2000. He has been a board members of Farmers Bank and Savi.n~s Co. since 1992. Reed w11l also introduce three new members of the Gallipolis Branch manag~ment group. The new Gallipolis Branch Manager is Steve Dunfee, who started his career with Farmers Bank in November 2001, as an experienced loan officer in this market, with val\labl!l administrati ve experience. He served as interim manager of the Gallipolis branch, and was officially named branch manager in March 2006. Loan officer at. the Gallipolis branch is Lisa Hysell, who joined Farmers Bank in October 1996, when the Gallipolis Branch opened. In 1999, she transferred to the Pomeroy branch, then ,elected to return to Gallipolis to provide consumer and real estate lending to Gallia County customers in March 2006. Tracy Call joined Farmers Bank as business development director-Corporate on April I , 2006. A 19.92 graduate of the University of Rio Grande. she' started her career in Fayetteville, N.C., as marketing director and sales support manager for Systel Office Automation. She Teturned to Galli a County in 1999. ,Before accepting her present position with Farmers Bank, she was executive director of the CIC of Gallia County. Gallia County Chamber Pr~sident Tammi Brabham urged chamber members to attend Thursday's Business After Hours. "We are delighted to have Farmers Bank host our May Business After Hours, and provide the opportunity for our members to learn more about the bank and its opera'tion,:· Brabham said, "One of the great advantages of chamber membership is such . .an occasion to network with other members." Chamber members planning to attend should call the chamber with their reservations . at 446-0596, by Tuesday evening. May 9. GALLIPOLIS Management lnfoCision Corp. announced it will open its doors on Thursday, May II from I0 a.m. to 3 p.m. to showcase its facilities, work env'ironment and let people know what careers are available with lnfoCision. · The Gallipolis office is at 242 Third Ave. For more information on the open house, call 446-1028 or visit www.infocision.com. "We strive to be an important part of every community we call home even though lnfoCision is not the type of business that ·can be patronized by the . general public," said Steve Brubaker, senior vice pre~ident of corporate affairs. "Most people don't really understand what happens inside lnfoCision and this enables local business · owners, members of the com-.,· workstations for every munity or even prospective Communicator. employees to see our profesFounded in 1985, InfoCision . Management sionals at work." InfoCision's communica- Corp. is the world's th1rd tors are career-oriented pro- largest privately held telefessionals who enjoy weekly service company and IS a pay, flexible. scheduling; a !~acting prov1der of •~bound generous benefit package and and outbound marketing for · non-profit, rel1g10us . and opportunities to advance. Each InfoCision facility political · orga111zat1ons. features ; high~quality office lnfoCi sion operates 26 ;:~II and technological eqmpment, centers at 12 locatJons m an executive conference Ohio, . Pennsylvama and room and state-of-the-art Wesl Virginia. Asst. Flowers sso I Mother's Day Planters from ' $1~.:::1':::1' 5 9.99 flat Hanging Baskets s9.99 Large Variety of Tomato & Pepper Plants .99 tray PROVEN WINN ER PREMIUM PLA NTS AVAILABLE Premium Black Top ~ sou 401 The Gallipolis Goodwill store on Third Avenue had an open house· Friday as part of this year's Goodwill Week. City Manager Bill Jenkins read a proclamation in support of Goodwill Week during the event. From left are are Lenore Mason, . Goodwill's district executive director, Jenkins, Gallipolis store manager Julia McCartney and assistant manager Brenda Terry. ' .1.7.9 ba.g . .,~, - We have a Iiuge selection of candy · ' bars, candy, pop, water & · Gatorades for con session stands Cypress Match • Red Pine Mulch DBID riJU.£BY WMIBBDUBB Across from Gallia County Fair Grounds Open Sunday 11-5 Saturday 8-7 Open Mon.- Thurs. til 7 • Fri. til8 pm Gallia • 44&2342 , Meigs • 992-2155 •. ' Mason • 675-1333 (740) 446-6174 ing services to more than it will relocate to the former 720,000 people, according to Jo-Ann Fabrics store in the the organization's Website. Silver Bridge Plaza, she said. from PageA1 Goodwill was founded in The store's staff is ho~ful 1902 in Boston by the Rev. that their customers will follow During Friday's open Edgar J. Helms. He collect- them to their new location. Businesses that donated to house, they offered refresh- ed used household· goods and clothing in the wealthy Goodwill for the open house ments and door prizes, all of which were donated by l()(;al areas of the city, then hired are: Smart Style Salon, Family businesses, said Julia people who lived in poor Dollar, Foodland, McDonald's, area·s to repair them. The Fruth's Pharmacy, The Tan . McCartney, store manager. Basket Delights, City Manager Bill Jenkins goods then were resold or Shak, Parkfront Diner and Johnson's read a proclamation in sup- given to those in need. The Gallipolis store has been Supermarket. port of Goodwill Week to kick off the open house. in its current ,location since More information about . Last year, Goodwill pro- 1998, Mason said. But it soon Goodwill is available on the : vided employment and trajn- will move. By the end of June, · Internet at www.goodwill.org. Goodwill Peddling "regular mill and fill process" that does _ not require the asphalt surface be completely removed. from PageA1 ' ODOT determines which roads are repaved and when for 2.4 miles north on Ohio by assignin(!; a 'pave833, ending south of the ment conditionthem rating and if intersection near Pomeroy the rating falls below a cerWater Works Park. tain number on roads, -·those The repair project for Ohio roads are given priority. 833 was originally sched- · Traffic counts and meetings · uled to be sold in 2007 but w1th ODOT county managers was bumped up to sell in are also a factor in choosing June due to the condition of which roads get repaved. the road. The repair is described as a Repaving Sp.eci~l Fixed Rate HO'fle Equity Offer! . . . ' ' Sunday, May 7 GALLIPOLIS - Annual spring piano recilal by stu. denfs of Allen B. Strait, 2 Ariel-Dater p.m., Performif1g Arts Centre . Reception following the performance at the French Art Colony. Monday, May 8 . BIDWELL ·- River Valley Junior High · Athletic Boosters will meet at 6 p.m. , Bidwell -Porter Elementary School. Thesday, May 9 GALLIPOLIS PERI meeting, 2 p.m., meeting ro.om of the First Baptist Church, II 00 Fourth Ave. Speaker w.ill be Ohio PERS representative on "Change in Health (:are for PERS Retirees." GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Counly District Library Board of Trustees, 5 p.m .. Bossard Memorial Library. GALLIPOLIS Free immunizations at the Gallia County Health Department, 4 · to 6 p.m . Children in need of irnmuniz~tions must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian . and bring a Public meetings Card shower Clubs and organizations Anr!U'II f'('r<i:ri!age ~~a.:; lrl!ere~~i1<1w • • Dear Abby • ,.._.,_FDIC • • Birthdays Thursday, May 11 . POMEROY .Virginia Hoyt will observe her 90t)'i birthday on May II . Cards may be sent to her at · I02 Union Ave., Pomeroy. Ohio. 45769. Were Celebrating . 60 ~ears of VusinPSs! 15%.20%.30% or50% .0FF All Merchandise Not ~I ready On Sale! • FREE 2411 TtcMICII Support • Instant Meeaagii"'Q - keep your bUddt<llstl • 10 a-mail addresses wilh Webmall! • Cus\om Start Page - llSW9, we11ther & mere! ( fu,; ~P% 6X laslerf\ ~ Just•3mote Sign Up Onlln•l www.lou l~.com R f'l l,tlllf lnt•·rtH•I A< r• ..,., SuH ,, 1qru "Healthcare in Your Own Backyard" Spghattl luncheon tg Bantflt Ra!ay Fgr Life - In Gamooua Sunday, May 7 from 12 Noon - 3:00 pm at Holzer Senior Care Cen1er, located at 380 Colonial Drive off JacKson Pike in Gallipolis. Lunch is $5.00 per·person. Entertainment for the event will be provided by Gene France. For more information or to make a reservation, please call (740, 448~5001 . 9th Annual Footprlnta to Footatag• • In Ge/UpoUs Sunday, May 7 from 2:00pm until4 :00 pm at Holzer Medical Center's Education & Conference Center in Gallipolis. The event. sponsored by Holzer .Medical Center and Holzer Clinic, is for all mothers who have given birth at Holzer Medical Center over tha. past year. The event will feature door prizes for Mom and baby, give-away Items, educational information, a professional photographer, beauty product representative and much more . For more Information, call (7.0) 446·5030. · Preparation for Childbirth ·in Gallipolis Sunday, May 7 from 2:00 pm - 6:00pm at the Holzer Medical Center Education & Conference Center Room AB In Gallipolis. Call (740) 446-5030 to register or for more info~mation . 1 • parent• Wbp Hoy• Lpat 1 Child Syppgn Grpyp • In GaiUooiJs Monday, May 8 at 7:00 pm . Please meet in the Holzer Medical Center Front Lobby in Gallipoiis . Open to the public. Facilitated by Nancy Childs and Jackie Keatley. If you are Interested In attending, please call prior to the mooting. For more informalion. call Jackie Kealley al (740) 446·2700 . Ejbrpmyalql• Sypqgrt Gcpyp • Ia GgUJpglls ~ May 9 from 5:30 pm unlil 8:00 pm 1n the Holzer Clonic Doclo(s Din1ng Room (use Hospilal Emergency froedom Fmm Smpklnq for pragnant Women St11lpn Egyr - =Winning Stralgples"- In GgiUpg@ Thursday, May 11 at 6:00 pm at the Holzer Tobacco Prevention Center, located at 288, Jackson Pike in Gallipolis. Session Four will include discussion on recovery and support. Registration for this program Is currently closed. Those who are pre-registered are welcome to a.ttend. For information about upcoming da~ses , call (740) «6·5940 . ' Hg!zer HoeQicg Q!nnor with Er!gnda. In GaWpoljs Thuraday, May 11 at 6:00pm at the Golden Corral in Gallipolis. For more information. call locally at (740) 446·5074 or loll·free at 1-800·50046~0 . { >lll>f{ IOIT Commynltv Coffao • In GalUooUs , Friday, May 12 from 8:00 am - 9:00 am in the HMC Education and Conference Center. Holzer Medical Center -invites · all to an informa l and ongoing community coffee prom oting conversation between area leaders in business. community service, education, government and private enterprise . Sponsored by the HMC Chaplaincy Services Department For more information, please call t74(J) 446·5'053. Annual Mother'• pay Braakfaat ·In Ga/UpoUs Sunday, May 14 at 9:00am at Holzer Senior· Care Center. located I'l l 380 Colonia.l Drive off Jackson Pike . The event is in observance of National Nursing Home Week. Gospel artists Debbie and Veloria Clonch will be performing. Please limit QUests to five per resident. Reservations can be made by calling (740) 446-5001 . Nat!pnal Nuralng Home Waak Proclamation Signing • In G1Wooll5 Monday, May 15 at 10:00 am af Holzer Senior Care Center. located at 380 Colonial Drive off Jackson Pike in Gallipolis. All are encouraged to celebrate ·Patriotic Day" with -us by wearing red , white and blue For more informalion , call (740) 446 ·5001 . rmlt' ltf'r!diM Look Good. ful BaUer • In GaiiiDoJis Mon.day, May 15 at 6: 00pm at the Holzer Center for Cancer Care, located al170 Jackson Pike in Gallipolis, just in front of the Hqspltal . Join us at this American Cancer Soci ety-sponsored group that teaches fema'le cancer patients beau\y techniques to Mlp restore their appeararice and self-Imag e during chemotherapy and radiation treatments. There ts no charge for auending For mOfe information. callthB Cancer Res,ource Center at (740) 441 -3909 . · Pomeroy 9922136 • Mason 773.6400' • Tuppers Plains 667 316 1 • Gallipolis 446 2265 ~ Monday, May 8 RUTLAND .- T.B . stall will be at the Rutland Fire ' Department. 4:30 to 5:30 p.n1. to give TB tests, and return on Wednesday to read the tests. Feted om Erpm Smpklng for Pregnant Womon §onion Three • "Oy!t pay" ·In GeWpplis Tuesday, May 9 at 6:00pm at the Holzer Tobacco Prevention Center, located at 2681 Jackson Pike m Gallipolis. Registration for 1hls program Is currently closed. Those who are pra·registered are welc:ome to attend. For information about upcOming ~lasses, call (740) 446-5940. prices! Qf):Jitl'I,~P!efqtv"cn M~!C.1rtW~ IS ~ l't~tf'ti.I<Yt~·MlfDtte)UI'~ L.~'V'ti~I II.."O((l:.f ~'II' f»>t,v;t,t ,:(lf~...;A ~ fJi ll:M.,.. "r".J'li'W'1!j ~~'m4t-1 d ~ ~for, ·~ t.rnoJ k~r.ll:tt. .~ fi.}J:h.• "}t tJ,t 'f • Point Pleasam C_oming Soon/ Sunday, May 7 BIDWELL - Gospel concert , Poplar 'Ridge Freewill Baptist Church, State Route 554, 2 p.m., the White Oak Quartet and Forgiven 4. .BIDWELL - Rev. Bill Zinn preaching at 7 p.m. at ' Springfield Baptist Church. Other events Department entrance). Topics dis ~ussed. include pain control, exNcise, relaxation, fatigue, depression and · doctor/patient relationship. For more information or to registe r, please ca ll the Holzer Medical Th8rapy Center at (7401446·5121 or loll-free at 1-800-816·5131 . · lt«JV!ft'd l)llf~ l'l.m./I'I~~O'"iy; 1"(1' ~~It-~ Farmers· ., Bank· Church events Friday, May 12 LONG BOTTOM - A hymn sing will be held at the Faith Full Gospel Church at 7 p.m . Jim Blair and the Southern Gospel Aires will be the singers. Inside Will Be A Discount Of T~aadoy, LOW ~~ rc"~·f'Qul!';1¢1..1fltit{:(f;.J,:I5 rl rH'V~IfllP: i/0 :XX: a ·f .;lr~· •!':· .M~'4/fWjl'-lrrtth8oh ~tqut,.-)Nfl f~.,pwj l<ltflfQI ~"'!(;'ltt',(".ti("W! '1'-"f"~vt~ l( .t--n;:)f"(hty p.,.f'\"t :J >l"'f""NOI"'I .1t~o,IJ\.)I;;lr ~fl'l;lyff"Ait cn>fflJt?flt'l"" J ~{t'tw,1~~~ I"{{I\.IJ.I!rt "p.~ '~Y1v.;p ret-v..,..ll('~~ ....:t ~'t'f;fll ~~ s~ ,X(,~ ~~I)"!~ ~ I"!'M"t..n"r..O.~n:t<;l S~.QXIJf (~~ SlO('> f!,M!Vrt ~<Mr't:t:ll1e<r.T.~ ·,~.,_"'!Qf ~ t~~Jf ~ '0 'fl (':t.·~,.~ great-grandmother. ·I want to start a college fund for my younger cousins. Here's the problem : My uncle (their father) has two children with hi s girlfriend, who also has two children from a previous marriage. I want to give the. money only to the cousi ns who are related to me, and announce what I'm planning on my grand~ parents' anniversary. My fear is that I will cause a "bad vibe " between my uncle and me since I'm excluding his "stepchildren." · How should I handle this? LOVING COUSIN IN ORLANDO . DEAR COUSIN: Rather make a public than announcement of your intention at the celebration, I suggest you speak. privately to your uncle and tell him what you have in mind. That you want to share your greatgrandmother's bequest with those children who are related to her is admirable - but the offer should be made with delicacy and sensitivity so that it does not cause a rift in your uncle 's family. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also. krwwn as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, . Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.wm or P.O. Box 69440, Los A11geles, CA they are in denial about the fact that their "baby" is becoming a woman. DEAR ABBY: I'm a 20year-old college ~ tudent caught in a turmoil of emotion. My parents were divorced two years ago. It left my mother and me on our own. Not long after, to my great joy, my mom was back in the dating world. I was shocked the night Mom brought one of her dates home to meet me. She later explained that it was time for me to become ·aware of her new lifestyle. She was now living her .life as a lesbian, and I had to accept it. I immediately moved· in with my father and refused to return my n'lother's phone calls. 1 miss her, but I can't come tv terms with this. What should I do? - DESPERATE IN DETROIT DEAR DESPERATE: Judge not, lest ye be judged. DEAR ABBY' I recently inherited a substantial amount of money from my 90069. Now save even more .off our already • Fixed FQr 10 Years! Fa Ritchie. 99 2- 7362 by Sunday, PORTLAND . - Portland Community center, 6:30p.m. at the Center. Wednesday, May 10 POMEROY - Middleport Literary Club, 2 p.m. at the Pomeroy Lihrary. Group discussion led by Jeanne Bowen• of "All He. Ever Wanted" by Anita Steve. Program committee, hostesses. . eer- ''. Sunday, May 7, ·2oo6 Meigs County calendar current immunizalion record 5 p.m .. dinner and entertainwith them. ment. 6:30p.m. GALLIPOLIS Thesday, May 9 Riverside Study Club will RUTLAND Rutland meet at noon. Holiday Inn. Village Council, regular . Saturday, May 27 GALLIPOLIS Opal meetmg. 6:30p.m., council's MERCERVILLE- Brush Graham will celebrate her chambers. College Grade School 93rd birthday on May 12 . reunion, II a.m. until 4 p.m.. Cards may be sent to her· at Providence · Baptist Church, 484 Kathy St., Gallipolis, Teens Run Road. Lunch at Ohio 45631. 12:30 p.m. Bring covered · BIDWELL Myrtle dish . Students, spouses .and Thorton will celebrate her Monday, May 8 all friends welcome. 85th birthday . on May 6. POMEROY Meigs BIDWELL Bidwell- Cards may be sent to her at United United Way will meet Porter High School reunion, Holzer Senior Center, 380 at 6:308 p.m. at God 's NET. 3 p.ll). , Bidwell-Porter Colonial Drive, Bidwell, · Tuesday, May 9 Elementary School. For. Ohio, 45614. HARRISONVILLE GALLIPOLIS - Lillian Harrisonville Chapter 255, informalion, call Virginia Stout at 38R-R462 or Donna Wolford will celebrate her Order of Eastern Star, annual Broyles at446-2071. 83rd birthday ·on May 16. . inspection , 7:30 p.m., at the CHESH IRE Kyger C;irds may be sent to het at hall. Refreshments. Creek alumn i banquet · at 402 Hedgewood Drive, POMEROY -Meigs River Valley High School. Gallipolis, Ol)io 45631 .. County Chamber of Registration begins at 6 p.m. , VINTON Eulalah Commerce Business-Minded dinner at 7 p.m. For informa- Bennett will ce lebrate her Luncheon, noon, Wild Horse tion, contact Becky Meaige at 96th birthday on May 20. Cafe. featured speaker 446-3194. Cards may be sent to her at · Monty Lobb of Ohie PATRIOT - Southwestern P.O. Box 149. Vinton , Oh1o Secretary of State's Oftice. alumni banquet at • 45686. RSVP 992-5005. Southwestern Elementary E-mail commu11ity eatenCHESTER · Chester School. Doors open at 6p.m., dar items to kkelly@mydai- Council 323, Daughters of · dmner at 6:30p.m. For mfor- · /ytribune.com. Fax America, will observe 72nd· mation, contact Mary Crews announcements to 446- years of lodge at the Masonic at 379-265+, 3008. Mail items to 825 Lodge·hall with a 6 p.m. supVINTON - Vinton Area Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio per and program followed by Alumni Banquet at Vinton 45631. Announcements may a 7:30 p..m. lod.ge meeting. Elementary Slhool. also be dropped off at the Members who cannot attend Registration and social hour. Tribune office. · are · asked to call JoAnn . Page A;) ' Woman sguilt about affair casts shadow on friendship DEAR ABBY: I had an <Jffair with a married man . several years ago. It ended, nnd now I am friends with his wife. I want very much to tell her about the aff~ir because I feel so guilty about it. I see her every day. She has joined the same church I go to, put her kids in the same school as my kids, and we go· to allth'e same parties and have the same friends. Everyone knows about the affair except her, and I feel uncomfortable every time .I talk to her 'husband or when conversations arise regarding cheating . I know I'll feel more comfortable around her if I get this off my chest. Should I tell her? - FEELING GUILTY IN SOUTH NEW JERSEY DEAR FEELING GUILTY: I see no reason to make thi s woman suffer so that you can feel better. If you feel you MUST confess, confess to someone who won't be ·hurt to hear the news ~ such as a clergyman. They've heard just about everything. DEAR ABBY: Please tell me how to politely inform our friends that their daughter, ''Jane," who is 12 and a special-need ~ child, needs a bra. My wife picks up Jane and our daughter every day after school, and their teacher. has asked us to talk to her parents. Jane's parents seem oblivious to the obvious: .Please help, before the situation gets any bigger. PERPLEXED DAD IN TEXAS DEAR PERPLEXED: The person to discuss thi s with Jane 's parents should first be the leacher. If she has already done so anct your friends continue to ignore the problem. then your wife should approach Jane's mpther and say sonwthing - and haps offer to go shoppmg with them. It.'s possible that Paul Darotjplloto cling trip through Europe. The honeymoon walking trip was his fU"st attempt at walking from PageA1 across the country, he said. His wife injured ligaments Klepaczyk averaged around and is unable to undertake · 70 miles per day on the road. cross-country walks anymore, The West Virginia mountains Hankel said. But she shows her slowed them down quite a bit, support by driving out to meet Klepaczyk said. Now that him when he is on the road. While on the road, Hankel they are eight days from completing their trek, they aver- keeps his Web log updated . age 50 to 55" miles each day. every couple of days, he said., Hankel, who lives just out- Those interested in more side of Denver, regularly information about Hankel takes similar journeys. His . can vi sit his Website at · first was a seven-week ·bicy- www.bikepaths.com. Community events MOTHER'S DAY SALE Rose Bushes AROUND TOWN iunbap ~tmes ·&tntintl at H8LZER MEDICAl CENT E R · -JACKSON - An urgent care phySictan and staff etre ready to assist you and your loved o~es with minor til ness and tnjurles. YES! We accept AETNA! . ·I • 11 AM -11 PM- Seven Days a Week 500 Burlm gton. Roa d, Jack son Ohio • Cell ~~~~ro~r~m:or:e~~~~ • I ' ,• I �. - . . . . .. . ' PageA4 · OPINION · Sunday, May 7, 825 Third Avenue • Gelllpolla, Ohio (740) 446-2342 • FAX (740) 446-3008 www.myd!!llytrlbune.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Dian~ Kevin Kelly Hill Controller Managing Editor LetTers to ihe editor are welcome. They sh011ld be less than 300 words. All letters are subject 10 edi1ing and must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned leiters· will be published. Leiters should be ill good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Sunday, May 7, tile I 27th day of 2006. There are 238 days left in the year. Today'sHighlight in History: On May 7, 1915, nearly 1,200 people died when a German torpedo sank the British liner l,usitania off the Irish coast. · On thls date: In 1789, the first inaugural ball was held in New York in honor of President and Mrs. Washington. In 1847, the American Medical Association was founded in Philadelphia. In 1939, Germany and Italy announced a military and political alliance known as the Rome-Berlin Axis. In 1941, Glenn Miller and His Orchestra recorded "Chattanooga Choo Choo" for RCA Victor. In 1945, Germany signed an unconditional surrender at Allied headquarters in Rheiins, France. · ' · · · In 1954, the 55-day Battle of Dien Bien Phu in Vietnam ended with Vietnamese insurgents overrunning French · forces. . In 197~. President Ford formally declared an end to the · "Vietnam era." Irr Ho Chi Minh City - formerly Saigon the Viet Cong celebrated its takeover. In 1977, Seattle Slew won the Kentucky Derby, the first of its Triple Crown victories. In 1984, a $180 million out-of-court settlement was announced in the Agent Orange class-action suit brought by Vietnam veterans who charged thef d suffered injury from exposure to the defoliant. In 2002, Seattle Slew died in Lexington, Ky., at age 28. Ten years ago: The t1rst international war crimes proceeding since Nurembc;rg opened at The Hague, with a Serbian police officer, Dusan Tadic, facing trial on murder-torture charges. (A year later on this date. Tadic was convicted of brutalizing prisoners, but was acquitted of more serious crimes, including murder.) Five years ago: "Great Train Robber" Ronnie Biggs, who had eluded capture f?r decades following his prison escape in 196~. returned to Brrtam, where he was arrested and jailed to complete the 28 remaining years of his sentence . California grid operators ordered statewide rolling blackouts. One year ago: During a visit to Riga. Latvia, President Bush . said the United States played a role in Europe's painful division after World War II - a decision that Bush said helped cause "one of the greatest wrm'lgs of history" when the Soviet Union imposed its harsh rule across Central and Eastern Europe. Giacomo, a 50~ I long shot, won the Kentucky Derby. Former congressman Peter W. Rodino Jr., who' d led the House impeachment investigation of President Nixon, died in West Orange, N.J ., at age 95. Today's Birthdays: Singer Teresa Brewer is 75. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chairman Pete Domenici, RN.M., is 74. Singer Jimmy Ruffin is 67. Singer Johnny Maestro is 67. Actress Robin Strasser is 61. Singer-songwriter Bill Danoff is 60. Rhythm-and-blues singer Thelma Houston is 60. Rock musician Bill Kreutzmann (The Dead) is 60. Rock . musician Prairie Prince is 56. NBC newsman Tim Russert is 56. Actor Robert Hegyes is 55. Movie writer-director Amy Heckerling is 52. Actor Michael E. Knight is 47. Rock musician Phil Campbell (Motorhead) is 45. Country mllsician Rick Schell is 43. Rock singer-musician Chris O'Connor (Primitive Radio Gods) is 4 I. Actress Traci Lords is 37. Singer EagleEye Cherry is 34. Actor Breckin Meyer is 32. Actor Taylor Abrahamse is 15 . Thought for Today: "When an old man dies, a library burns down."- African prqverb. · . . Oil and immigrants ·• . i Desta E. Schaum, 96, of Ohio, died Friday, ay 6, 2006, at Ashland amaritan Hospital after a rief illness. She was born Aug. 24, 1909, in Dexter, daughter of Otho 0. and Minnie B. [Halliday) Gillilan. She retired from Columbia as after 20 years of service. Mrs. Schaum was of the ethodist faith, She was very ~evoted to her family and !?ved flower s, birds and i:logs. Mrs. Schaum also j:njoyed arts and crafts, espej;ially needle crafts. i She is survi ved by a Desta E. Schaum pepliew and hi s wife. Dudley ~nd Alice Wilcox of Ashland; a great-nephew, Eddy Wilcox of i<\shland; and numerous other nieces, nephews, great- nieces find great-nephews. . She was preceded in death by her husband, Melvin R. ~::chaum, whom she man;ied Oct. 6, 1952; her parents; a sister, (\tha M. Wilcox; a brother. Everett Gillilan; 'and a special friend, Eva Toby. . I Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday, May 8, 2006, at the Ashland Home of Wappner Funeral Directors. Services !,viii be held at II a.m. Tuesday, May 9, 2006, at the funeral home, conducted by Pastor Derek Marotta. Burial will follow In Ashland Cemetery. . · Memorial contributions may be made to the Lutheran illage of Ashland. , An online guest registry is available at www.wapprter.com: shland, ~ I~ TAFT. \ 1 .. ~~"~€~·*~~===~==·=·=·~·~~--~pc;=·~·ta~·---------------- ~ ,. . Edward W. Bell Winning the war on drugs . I ld Trade Center memon'a1 ' Safety, cost, symb llc concerns p1ague F • •• over s1x rn 10 of those who make between $50,000 and $75,000 a year say gas prices are a hardship, compared with four in 10 a year ago. Yet the price spikes have not influenced people 's views about fuel-efficient cars. A year ago, four in I0 said they were considering getting a car with better mileage.-- the same number who say that now, according to the AP-Ipsos poll of 1,000 adults taken Monday through Wednesday. The poll has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. · Auto industry watcher Erich Merkle said gas prices would have to top $4 a gallon in the next six months to nine months to have a significant effeCt on the sales of SUVs and light trucks. · Jerry Taylor, an energy analyst at the Cato Institute, which favors limited government and free markets, said the price of gasoline as a share of a worker's earnings is not that high when compared with the share of earnings 50 years ago. But reports about "skyrocketing gas prices" do have an intluence because ·'there's a bi g market for fist-shaking and red-faced conniption in the media." Don't try to tell Donald Denson of Gallatin, Tenn., that $3-a-gallon gas isn't causi ng problems. "The big experience now is with my job," said Denson, · who works in the shipping business. "A lot of people are being laid off because business is going dow n." b ... • gas William 1. 1'om' Mitchell l • AP·IPSOS POLL 'r BOB . I b MISS .• · BY WILL LESTER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ~ .' 60NNA Poll: Gas price, pressures increasingly hit middle-income, high-~ncome drivers Rising prtces cause WASHINGTON - High As a result of recent increases in energy prices, Americans would pump prices are pinching the say they have or have not done each of the following: pocketbooks of seven in I 0 Americans, a financial hardChanged your vacation plans Reduced the amount of ship that more middle- and driving you do: to stay c:loaer to home: higher-income drivers say Have Have not Not sure Have Have not Nol sure they are beginning to feel, an done done 2% done done 1% A~-Ip sos poll found . .......... , With gasoline prices top66% 11m ping $3 a gallon for reg ular unleaded in ·many areas, peoTumed down the heat or air · ple say they are driving less, conditioning In your home cutting short vacations and Cut back on other expenses: Have . Have not Not sure curtailing their use of heating · Have Have not Not sure done done 1°h. and air conditioning. done done 1% ..... ..... "Now, I'm just going to ·.... 66% ~ work and coming home 66% ll!a not doing anything else," said Thought seriously about Kathleen Roberts, who makes purchasing a more fuela d'!ily, I00-mile round trip efficient vehicle: from York, Pa., to her teachHave '· Have not Not sure NOTE: Data nat repretentatlve d aU ca!egOrl . . for oorne questiono. Poll of ing job in Baltimore. ' done done 1% 1.000 adults taken bolween May 1-3, The number of people who · 2006; marglnoforror±3.1 pe!COirtage expect rising gas prices to cause financial problems in AP the months ahead has jumped SOURCE: lpoos for AP from 51 percent a year ago to 70 percent now, according to not been seen consistently .for the use of heating and air con- . ditioning. One-half say they AP polling. This increase has more than a year, AAA said. "The U.S. economy is have trimmed vacation plans. been dramatic among people Hearing talk about short who earn more than $50,000. growing quickly, China is Susan These concerns are retlected growing quickly and other vacations ups~t s Morang, a psychiatric wu nin consumer confidence countries are doing better Washington, . polling ·this past week by Ipsos, demand has gone up," said selor from Phillip Swage!, ari energy Maine. She helps clients delivan international polling ftrin. William T. "Tom" Mitchell, 76, of Bidwell, passed a:way Confidence dropped sharply er antiques for sale during the analyst at the American hursday, May 4, 2006, at his residence. summer Institute. · tourism season. Enterprise He w;~s born June 21, 1929, in Gallia County, son of the late and was the lowest since "Each su mmer, you have to Analysts blame the higher October. when the country was rvin and Golda Mae George MitchelL ' on a tight worldwide make the majority of yo ur prices recovering from the devastaTom was married to Margaret L Cochran Mitchell, and she supply, unstable politics in money to live on the whole tion of Hurricane Katrina. receded him in death on Aug. 3, 2005. rest of the year," said The average price nationally oil-producing countries, an He was a retired union carpenter with the Point Pleasant of a gallon of regular unleaded inadequate number . of U.S. Morang, who has cut her driocal. He was a U.S. Army veteran. He is survived by two daughters, Mona Durst of Bidwell, gasoline was $2.92 on Friday, refineries and delays in the ving to the minimum . Morang's GMC truck guznd Sonja (James) Todd of Columbus; a son, Thomas Dwayne. according to AAA, the U,S. in sw itching over to zles gas , but she said she itchell of Bidwell; four grandchildren and three great- grand- motorists' club. The record summer blends of fuel. needs it to help clients haul Whatever the reasons, soarhigh of $3.05 was set on Labor hildren; and five brothers, Robert (Ann) Mitchell , James their belongings. "A lady ing gas prices are affecting Day. according to AAA. Anna) Mitchell and Leroy Mitchell, all of Bidwell, . Earl paid me $40 yesterday," she AP manager of news sun•eys ,. people's behavior. When a~ked what would be a J'vlitchell of Pataskala, and Keith Mitchell of Houston, Texas. Two-thirds of those sur- said : " I used it to fill my gas Trevor Tompson and AP news He was preceded in death by his parents; his Wife, Margaret , fair price for gasoline, many of survey specialist Dennis Junius · those surveyed said $2-a-galveyed said they have cut back tank halfway." . Mitchell; a brother, James Mitchell; and three sisters, According to the poll, just comributed to tl!i.~ story.. lon on average. That price has on driving and have reduced yvonia George, Elizabeth Crane and Monica Oberkonz. Services. will be 2 p:m. Sunday, May 7, 2006, at Morgan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - -- - - - - - ---'---------enter Holiness Church, with the Rev. Ted Russell officiating. '1 T urialwillfollowinMorganCenterCemetery.Friendsmaycall 0 YYOf t the church on Sunday from I to 2 p.m.,/erior to the service. · BY AMY WESTFELDT "It's so insultin~" for' the Lower Manhattan James Kallstrom; a fonner · A military tlag presentation will be rna e at the graves!'de b y ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER "Reflecting A sence," cho- Development Corp., the FBI assistant director who olunteers of area veterans lodges. Pallbearers will be Daron Mitchell, Mik.e Lowther, Little sen by a jury from thousands- agency managing the memorial leads a task force developing aron, Steve Durham, Moose, Danny Woods, Paul Gi1man NEW YORK - Twenty of submissions in 2004, desig!J, said the LMDC's secu- security plans for ground d Derek Durst. stories above ground zero, a would fill eight of ground rity experts are confident the zero, said the entire 16-acre . · of t he W'll' 1 IS Web camera fointed at the zero's fl . 16 acres with ki two th ramps and more than eight site is Vlllnerable to terrorism Arran~ments. are un der t he d trecuon e stairwell exits "will allow for · and he has asked for modififoundations o the destroked re ecttng pools mar ng · t:: ,...unera 1 orne. . · · · · 'p Please visit www. willisfuneralho, me.com to send e-mail World Trade Center ta es spots where the towers stood. ictures on the hour, ·record- Water would cascade from the ·safe and speedy evacuation." cation to enhance security. P . ondolences.. . mg the first signs of construe- pools, in a plaza dotted with tion of the memorial to the oak trees, to a level about 30 2001 terrorist attacks. feet below the surface, where Workers began painstaking- the names of the nearly 3,000 ly clearing off the tower foot- .people killed on Sept. I 1, prints in March, hoping to pour 200 l, and in the 1993 truck concrete this month for the two bombing at the trade center reflecting pools ~tanned for the would be inscribed. Lower still, parts of the center of the destgn. Edward W. Bell, 88, Point Pleasant, W.Va., died Saturday, However, the progress of original tower foundations ~ay 6, 2006, at St. Mary's Medcical Center, Huntington. W.Va. the ambitious tribute is being would be preserved and He was the father of Edward Allen Bell and Mdodie Bell of threatened by controversies unidentified victims' remains West Columbi;i, W.Va. . . over the planned memorial 's would be stored in a special A private service will be held Monday. Burial will be in safety, cost, layout and sym- chamber only accessible to 'rkland Memorial Gardens, Point Pleasant. Arrangements bolism. , families. e by the·Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. This ·past week, as the Also below street level Down .To Earth Market memorial's cost spiraled would be a Sept. II museum, toward $1 billion, the mayor which officials expect will Shop In A Country Store Attizosphere and the governors of New draw more than 5 million visWhere you'llfi.nd the perfect gift for York and New Jersey, who itors a year. Jacob Albert Oldaker, infant son to Jason and Kaylee Ann control the interstate Port · Families are circulating a andling Oldaker of West Columbia, W.Va., was stillborn Authority that owns the site, petition with more than hursday, May 4, 2006, at Pleasan) Valley HospitaL said the price would have to 12,000 signatures to conGraveside services will be l p.m. Sunday at the Zerkle be halved. gressmyn and other politil emetery, Letart. W.Va., with the Rev. Carl Swisher"officiatIN OUR GREf:NHOUSE Opponents of the cians seeking a change to an · lng. There will be no visitation. "Reflecting Absence" design, aboveground memorial. · 1 Al'rangement s are by the Deal Funeral Horne, Point led by some of the Sept. ll Security experts and Sept. rleasant, W.Va. . ' • Hanging Baskets victims' families, say the pro- ll family members say the • Large Selection of posed layout will be unsafe, number of ramps leading to • Bedding Plants destroy the last vestiges of the .lower levels -- two Vegetable Plants · • Mulches- Soils the destroyed Trade Center instead of the four in the orig• Trees- Shrubs A memorial service will be held for Jackie Arnold Wamsley towers and send the wrong ina! design -- would make it Middleport at 2. p.m. Saturday, May 13 , 2006, at the symbolic message by direct- hard to evacuate. twe:sievan Bible Holiness Church, Ill Pearl St., Mtddleport;. ing mourners to an under- - "[t cuts the possibility of WE DO GIFT BASKETS ground memorial. escape by a· half, or it col)ld Pm;tor Rick Bourne will officiate. "This does total dishonor to double the evacuation time," In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the "Jesus is Bus Ministry" at the . Wesleyan Bible Holiness the lives and deaths of these said Jake Paul s, a security •Jams · • Fresh Fruits & people by ,burying this under consultant who is participatin care of Henry Eblin. • Jellies Vegetables the ground," said Sally ing in Sept. 11 -related stqdies • Bulk Candy Regenhard, mother of a fire- about evacuation. • j John Gallagher. a spokesmaQ fighter killed on Sept. II. 1 Recently, I had a simple, · give you a paper cut. SECTOR .19!). While I was foolproof idea for eliminat. Even this may not be stirring my spl!ghetti sauce, ing the drug problem in this enough security for the it occurred to me that if we country. It came to me while aspirin of tomorrow. AI this want to eliminate the drug I was making spaghetti very moment, packaging sci- problem in this country, all · sauce. entists are working on an we have to do is: · oave I use an ancient Italian .even more secure system, in l . Make all drugs comBarry spaghetti sauce recipe that which the entire aspirin con; pletely legal and allow them has been handed down tainer would be located to be sold in supermarkets through many generations of ("Crack? Ai sle 6, next to the inside a live sea urchin. ancient Itillians, as follows: With. aspirin leading the "Sweet ' n Low."). ~·----~--------------------------------I. Buy some. spaghetti - it only takes a few "bad' way, more and more prod2. Require that the drugs sauce. in . be sold in standard conucts are coming ' out apples" to spoil things for LETTERS TO THE 2. Heat it up. fiercely protective packagsumer packaging. everybody ingesting EDITOR Sometimes I add some aspirin tablets. ing designed to preven! con·My reasoning is that if . to the sauce, to · physically fit , clear-headed' seasoning sumers from consuming So now aspirin bottles Letrers to the editor are welcom e. Thev should be less than give it a dash of what the behave very much like sting- them. 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Washington that, in theory, Bill American high school It is hard for me, a person would solve all our probO'Reilly· dropouts, the lowest labor who loves his country, to be le.ms. How delusionary is pool rung, by 7%. The avail- so cynical about America's this? Why don't liberals just abili~y of "off-the-books" leadership. But this is flatdemand the country be handworkers also saves employ- out true: the politicians have ed over to the . people who run Di sneyland? Yet, no effort was made to ers/from paying social secu- sold out the folks on immi- · Those of us old enough to secure the borders or to rity, health benefits and gration a.nd on energy. The remember lining up for monitor people who. over- other overhead costs. Illegal spec ial .interests were · ' gasoline during the Carter stayed their visas. AI Qaeda labor has been muy bueno allowed )O run wild in both , areas and now we, the peo- . administration understand figured that one out, and for many bottom lines. · Likewi se, the oil and pie, are paying the oil!. that, for three decades, the ihus came 9/11. The question, of course, is automobile companies want If you don 't believe me, federal government has known America is vulnera- why did both political par- no part of ethanol or fuel you are crazy, with all due ble to oil profiteers. Yet no ties and five Presidents cells, because that would respect. B~t I'll give you ... an expensive two indisputable facts. If ., . serious attempt was made to neglect alternative ener~;y require develop alternative fuels like and border security? And the restructuring and more Brazil can develop an , answer is simple: Big competition would emerge. ethanol industry that makeS·;·. Brazil has done. Likewise on .immigration. Business did not want those .. There's no way the ethanol it completely independent of The fed s knew that by things. And in America, Big industry could be dorninat- foreign oil, then the USA ·· granting citizenship Business is more important ed by five mega-companies . . can. ·' And every President has.. • amnesty to almost three to most politicians than the I mean, corn and sugar canmillion foreign nationais . folks are, because Big ·not be carteled. The oil the power to employ the milliving here illegally in 1986, Business gives cash to politi- racket is simple: we control itary to secure the borders of others would surely try to cians to fund their reelection the ·marketplace, and you tliis country. have to buy from us. With But no President has done get to the USA any way campaigns. is no question that ethanol, we can buy from that. And there's no ethanol There they could with the hOpe of either. Figure it out. obtaining the same largesse. illegal workers deliver more· Farmer Fred. Page A5 . . 2006 ,- 6unbap ~imtt1·6enthttl ~unbil!' l!!:imeli -~enlinl'l • Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis I Jacob Oldaker Mother's Day Jackie Amold Wamsley ;K~ping Gallia, Meigs.&:Mas6n inf.orined .· · Su:W0.y Times-Sentinel ' . Gallia 446'2342 • .Meigs 992-2155 • Mason 675-1333 . .. . 10 Windows For $1890 Installed to 101 U.l · White- Double Hung LIFETIME WARRANTY Options: Argon Gas, Heat Mirror . or Triple Pane 1993 Better Window. Better Price- · Quality Window Systems, Inc;:. . 1-800-291-5600 I 740-992-4119 Check out our website: · www.qualltywlndowsystems.com Showroom Lo.cated in • Ohio · WV# . NOW .SERVING HAND DIPPED ICE CREAM! .· Bear & Basket Bingo! an Ohio River Bingo Bear in every Longaberger Basket $20.00 May 9th 6:00 pm Gilt Ceniticates • Layawey Free Gilt Wrapping Open 7 Days A Week!' M-S 1 0-5 • Sun. 1-5 at the MIDDLEPORT FIRE STATION 20 games, ·3 special games. 2nd chance drawing, bear raffle, basket raffle, S0/50 drawir)g, door prize, advance ticket drawing Sponsored by The Middleport Community Association . Proceeds benefit the 4th of July Celebration. Get advance tickets at Oho River Bear Company or Middleport Department Store Food for sale. .(304) 273-3600 508 Washington St. • Ravenswood , WV 26164 "Now A Shor1 Scenic Drive Via The At 33 Connector" Vielt our Athel')s location on United t..ane (SO (7 40) s93-n1s No smok.ing during event. '! w bll MA.JOB CBE!J!Jl !;AR~' A¢teER • �' 1 6unbap lim~ ·itnttntl Page~6 OHIO Sunday, May 7, • 2006 · Scoreboard .. .... .. . . .. B4 Outdoors .. ... .. . ..... BS .Taft seeks $13 million for . . . training, incentives to te~c~ers Planting time Workers at Ohio Valley Bank's Olive Street Loan Processing BY CARRIE Annex in SPENCER GHOSE ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Gallipolis spent much of the day COLUMBUS- Gov. Bob Friday planting Taft on Friday asked the flowers and Legislature for $13 million trees around their building as starting this Jul y to start training and keeping math part of the and science teachers in America in . Bloom com8eti- . preparation for a rigorous high school curriculum he' s tion . The city 1 proposed. will take part in Taft, in the final months of the beautificat!ight years in office, protion COrjlpetition posed tougher requirements . for the first time for high school students in this year, with January. School districts judging set for immediately complained they June 18-20. already faced a shortage of From left are math, science and foreign Stephanie language teachers. .. Putney, Amanda The proposal sent Friday Staton and bolsters the curriculum Amber Hopkins. plan, $ 13 million for the Paul Darot;photo upc~ min g school year and Swtday, May7, 2006 • $114 milli on over the next cialize in disciplines for the . five years to train existing Core, such as a teacher who teachers and encourage needs to teach Algebra II today's high sc hool stu- instead of general math. It also calls for sending de nts to become tomorrow's teachers in those sub- money to school di stricts so that 5,000 more students can jects. House Speaker Jon Husted take high school classes that and Senate President Bill earn them college credit and Harris have not yet had time · 2,250 students can attend institutes with 10 review the proposal, their summer intense training in the ·Ohio spokeswomen said. They earCore subjects and get the lier had declared education a promise of co llege loan priority. · The "Ohio Core" curricu- reimbursements if they lum would require high someday become teachers in sc hool students ·to take four · those ·subjects. "The job won't get done in years of math and English, three years of science and one year," said Su san soc ial studies and two years Bodary. Taft's top e~ucation of a foreig n language . aide. "Districts have no beginning in the fall of doubt been squeezed (finan2007 . . cially) · over the years. Under · the proposal Schools haye also risen to released Friday, I,400 teach- the challenge of student achievement.'' ers would be trained to spe. . II )(;II LocAL SCHEDlJI.l! GAlLIPOLIS- A SChedule of upcoming COllege and high SChool varsity &porting event& ln11olving teams lrom Gal!la, Meig1 and f.ta800 counties . Mondav'a gom11 Tournament Baaeball Athens ar Gall!a Academy, 5 p.m. Meigs at Warren, 5 p.m. South Gallia at Symmes Valley, 5 p.m. St. J oe at Wahama, 5 p.m. Tournament Softball · Alver Valley at Belpre, 5 p.m. Baseball Point Pleasant at Roane Coun!J', 6 p.m. SO!tbell · Eastern at Meigs, 5 p.m. Tu11day'• qam11 Tournament Baseball _ Aiv8r Valley at Federal Hocking, 5 p.m. . Baseball . Point Pleasant at Ritchie County, 5:30 p.m. Track and Field TVC Championships at Vinton County, 5 Local Briefs . Wtdnatd•v'• A•mt• Tournament Softball • Gallia Academy at Jackson, 5 p.m. ~ Athens at Meigs, 5 p.m. • South Webster at South Gallla, 5 p.m . Eastern at Miller, 5 p.m. An appointmeni is required for screening. Call the health depa11ment at 441-295b to . make an appointment or with any quest ion s. Blood pressure and blood sugar (Hgb Ale) screenings will also be available. TRACK AND FIELD VINTON -· A pancake and sausage breakfast is set for Saturday, May 13 at the Vinton Masonic Lodge 'on Holcomb Street. Serving · begins at 8 a. m. . Proceeds will go tow ard lhe Mary and Dewey Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund. The scholarship is sponsored by Eastern Star Chapter 375, GALLIPOLIS - Gallia also based at the lodge. County Children Services Board will meet Tue sday, May 9 at 8 a.m. in the Children Services Office. 83 Shawnee Lane, Gallipolis. Children Services board to meet Speakers set . for services Class reunion be May 27 Free cholesterol screening slated • Cheney to attend fundraiser for congressional candidate LORAIN (AP) - Vic e President Dick Cheney wi II be in Cleveland next week for a fundrai ser for a U.S. Hou se candidate, Lorain County Republic an Party Chairman Robert Rou sseau said Saturday. . Craig Foltin, 39, the Republican mayor Of the Cleveland suburb of Lorain, faces Democratic former state Rep. Betty Sutton in the November election. They are seeking the seat held by Democrat Sherrod Brown, who's challenging Republican I. Highs in the iower 70s. Tuesday night ... Partly cloud y with a 30 percent · cha nce of showers. Lows around 50. Wc dne s day ... Mos tly· cloudy with a 40 . percent chance of showers. High> in the mid 70s. Wednesday night... Mostly · cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Lows in the uppzr 50s. Thursday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorm s. Highs in the ·mid 70s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Vmton County wins boys title BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMANOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM RIO GRANDE Freshman Catie Wolfe won a pair of individual events, and she and her M!!igs teammates captured nine events en routeto winning the girls champipnship of the Rio Grande . Quad on Frida¥. The annual track and field · meet - hosted by River Valley High School - serves as a .tune-up for league meets , which begin this week, as well as for the Southeast Di strict meets. Vinton County beat out Eastern to win the boys title. ·Wolfe captured the I 00 and 200 meter dashes in times of 13 .7 and 28.8 seconds respectively. Also in the spnnts category, the Lady Marauders won the 4x l 00 meter relay in a time of 55 .4 seconds. Meigs scored 129 points to take the title - beating River Valley by a comfortable 46point margin . Eastern (67) was third followed by Vinton · County (31) and South Gallia . &oyo -.,Ito Teem Slllndlngo - 1. V1nloo CoJn1y 101, 2._Ea01em 79, 3 . Meloa 68, 4, RiVet Valley 64, 5. Sou1tl Oallia !4. 101knt10f daah - 1 . Brandon11 .4; 2. Mullins (VC) 11 .8; 3. Englol\ M 11 .a; • · Honaker tEl 11.8; 5. Collool C) 12.3. . 200 - 1. Je~ Sperry iVC) 23.7; 2. English (M) 23.9; 3 . Fisher (M) 2A.3; 4. Lewis (SCl) 25.6; 5. HiK (AV) 28.1. . 0 - 1 . koreyThon.,..,riYC~53.0; 2. Simmoos IYC) 56.7; 3. c57.4; 4: Pierce (E) 59,1; 5. King IM) 1. ,2. BOO-motor run- 1. Michael o - i'(E) 2;08.9; 2. Le91er tRV) 2:10.2; 3. Davit (E) 2:14.1; 4. Casto IRV) 2:15.1; 5. Allen IYC) 2:16.2. 1600 - 1 . Michael Owen (E) 4:38.9; 2. Davis (E) 4;48.3; 3. l.eoter (AV) 4:51.5: 4. Hively (AV) 5:04.0; 5. Allen (VC) 5:28.6. 3200 - 1. Vince .Woeihers1eln (AV) 10:56.0; 2. Hively (RV) 11 :13.0 ; 3. Manindale IE) 11 :26.0; 4. Kilby (AV) 13:59.0. 110-metor hunlleo- 1. Ryan(VC) 16.9; 2. Remy (VC) 17.0; 3. Klnnln (M) 18.1: 4.Hiil (RV) 19.9. 300 - 1. 1-My Kinnan tM) >48.2; 2. Hill (RV) 49.4; 3. Crow (M) 55.9; 4. Bun rfC) ~! 1:02.9. 4 X 1 - !My -1 . Me1ao 45.4, 2. Vinkln County 45.6, 3. SoUih Galla 51 .o; 4. Eastem 54.7. 4X200 -1 . Vlnkln Coun1y 1:35.2, 2. M~lgs 1:37.5, 3. Eas1em 1:4Q.6, 4. RIYor Veley 1;51 .5. • 4X400 - 1. Vimon County 3:443.7, ·2. River Valley 3:57.7, 3. Soulh Clallla 4:01. 1, 4. Eastem 4:03.8. • 4X800 - 1. RIYor Valley 9:01.3, 2. Ea91em 9:15.5, 3. Meias 10:38.6. Sho1 put - I. CllfY East (VC) 4Nl5.5; · 2. Batey (E) 42-oo; 3. - . , (SG) 4007; 4. Brown jRV) 39-11 ; 5. Sou1o0y (M) 3~1 . Dlocua -1 ._ Ani11ony Crileo (E) 11&<l8; 2. Richardaon (M) 111.()5; 3. l.oorrr*1a IYCl 11o-oa: 4. Brown (AV) 104,08; !: Newell IE) 104.:l.5. , High jump -1 . Brody Remv (VC) ~; 2. S1ewart (VC) 5-00; 3. McQ1d1 (E) 502; 4. Kinnon (M) IHJ2. · Long Jump -1 . Bryoe -tEl 11103.5; 2. Sperry IYC) 17· 11 ; 3. Piet1:e (E) 17-()6; 4. Haning (M) 1&4.5; 5. Jagono (RV) 14-9.5. · . '. 1.- = Qllta- Toom 8-. ..in.... iii1at, Z. Also for Meigs, Devan River Vat!ty 83. S. E - ~ 4 . Soulsby was first in the 400County 31 , 5. Galla 7_. ' •• meter dash and Kimi Swisher ,---~ - ~13.7: 2. Sitleon (VC)13.8; 3.-~ ( .. . outdistanced the rest of the 14.1; 4. Haymon IE) 14.3; 5. 01rnon1 (RV)14.6. · field in the 3200-meter run. 200-1 . Calie Wolle (M) 28.6; 2. Lesley Preece and Melissa (El 29.5; 3. Clelland (M) 29.8; 4. Olrnonl (RV) 30.1; 5. W011cmM (RV) 30.4. Grueser won the shot put and 400-1 . Devan Sooloby (M).1:04.3;;!. · discu s respectively and Weber (E) 1:05.3; 3, N<Mlo~:I)U; 4. Wooonan (RV) 1:09.3; s. ,(AV) Ashley Samar took the long 1:13.8. jump. -..-run1. KayfM·(E) 2;42.4; 2. F'rtch . tAV) . 2:45.8; 3. snoilo River Valley's Kayla Smith (M) 3:02.8; 4. B - (E) 3:18.8; ill. was also a multi-event winHall (SG) 3:2;?.6. . 11100 - 1. Kaylee Mlam (E) 8!52.7; 2. ner individually. She capFilch (RV) 6:06.8; 3. Ma~ (E) tured the 100-meter hurdles 6;32.2; 4. S)'lisher (M) 6:35.8; 5. Bn>derick (E)6:59.3. in a time of 17.4 and was also 3200- I. Klml Swtol1er IMI13:43.7; 2. first in the 300-meter version Filch (AV) 14:01.4; 3. Mo- (!;) 14;08.5; 4. Spencer (AV) 18:51 ,0; 5. (53.4) . Teammate Jessi lson Bunner (RV) 23;34.4. was first in the high jump. 1~ huidleo- 1. KIYia 9ITtll (AV) 17.4; 2. Srrith (M) 18.2; 3,- (M) Kay lee Milam won the 800 18.2; 4. samar (M) 18.2; 5. SWilhet' (RV) (2:42.4) and 1600 meters 20.6. 300 - 1. Kayle Smlit1 (AV) 53.4; 2. (5:52.7) for Eastern . . The samar (MI 54.9; 3. Bolin (M) 54.9; 4. Lady Eagles were also winHayman (E) 57.5; 5. Swisher (RV) 1;03.1 . . ners in the 4x200 and 4x400 4 X 1 - !My- 1. Melgo 511.4, 2. · meter relays . Brad Sllermanlpho1o River Vaney 56.4, 3. Eastern 57.8, 4. South Gallia's Natasha Meigs' Kimi Swisher takes the hand-off durinj! the 4xBOO-meter relay at the Rio Grande Quad Vlnlon Counly 58.0. 4X200 - 1. Eas18m 1:59.3, 2. · • More images from-the Adkins placed third in the track and field meet Friday In Rio Gran.de. . Valley 2:01 .8. 100-meter dash and·founh in 4X'IOO - 1. Eas1em 4:29.6, 2. Molgl Rio Quad meet. 4:31.1, 3. Vlmon County 5:29.9. the long jump while Becky No Vikin~ won more than male to win in multiple ·River Valley's lone individSee Page 82 4x100 - 1. Meigs 11 :57.1, 2. Hall rounded out the Lady one event mdividually, VC events - taking the 800 ual event winner, but he Valley 14:44.4. . put - 1. Lesley Preece (M). 211Rebels' scoring with a fifth- did win both the 4x200 and (2:08 .9) and . 1600 meters along with Chris Lester, Kyle 1Shot 0.5; 2. Hillmen rfC) 28-10.5; 1 l'1lctl ·place showing · in the 800- 4x400-meter relays . Jeff (4:36.9). Teammate Bryce Hively and Jon Casto also IAV) 2B.a.5; 4. Clruoser (M) 25-04; 6.Graves (VC) 23-01. . · meter race. Sperry won the 200 meters, Honaker glided farthe st in won the 4x800-meter relay. llilcul - 1. Melissa G..- (M) 84SPORTS BRIEFS . South Gallia set a new 10; 2. Preece (M) 73-<le; 3. ~ (VC) Vinton County's boys, Korey Thompson captured the long jump and An'thony 4. Hillman IYC) 64-09; 5. I loi1A:J,1 meanwhile. amassed 101 · the 400, the 110-meter hur- Crites won the discus. school record in th e 4x400- Sfl.()5; (AV) 63-5.5. Mei~ points to win the other title . dies went to Ryan Stewart, Meig s' , Brandan Fisher mete r. ·relay, fini shing HIGh Jump - 1. Jesst loon (AV) 4-08; 2. The Vikings . beat" out Gary East outthrew the com- won the 100-meter dash and third, and also took third in ~s IVCJ. 4-06; 3. Paltel10fl (M) .44. 1-!amikoo (RV) 441; 5. Bailly (M) Eastern, which finished with petition in the shot put and was also part of a winning the 4x I 00 meters. Brian 04; 4-04. long Jump - 1. Ashley Samar (M) 1479 points. Meigs (68) was Brody Rell)y was tops in the 4x I 00-meter relay team . . Lewi s was fourth in th e 10; 2 Smhh (M) 13-Jl.5; 3. loon (AV) 13POMEROY - The 13th third followed by River high jump. Andy Kinnan took the 300-. 200-meter da sh and Josh 7.5; 4. Adkins (SG) 13-7.5; 5. a-, (E) Annual Meig s Football Golf Valley (64) . and South Eastern distance runner meter hurdles . Ski more placed third in I he 1$-5. Tournament will be held on Gallia (14) . Michael Owen was the lone Vince Weatherstein was. shot put. Saturday, May 13th at the Pine Hills Golf Course, with a shotgun start beginning at 9a.m . · The tournament will be a four man, bring your own .team sc ramble . Team handi BY MARK WIWAMS . . . caps mus be at lea st 40 with SPECIAL TO THE TIMES-SENTINEL only one member under I0. Cost of the tournament RJO GRANDE - The post- ' jncludes golf, cart, ·lunch season run for the 2006 . :and beverages. University of Rio Grande -BY lARRY ClluM LCRUM®MYDAILYREGISTER.COM · Fer more· information, Redrnen .baseball team ended ~ncluding cost to enter the · far too quickly as the Redmen BUFFALO, WVa. event, contact Meigs head lost both games of a doubleheader to visiting Urbana on Wahama may have h<~d footb all coach Mike Buffalo ·s number over the past Chancey at work 740-992 - Friday afternoon by scores of 6-4 at Bob Evans Field 7-5 and two s~a son s. but the Lady . 2 158 or at home 740-992in' · the American Mideast Bison got a little revenge :0064. Conference Qualifying Friday night in Butl'alo. Tbumament. The Lady Falcons ( 12-8) had The Blue Knights take the notlostto the Blue and Gold in series 2-0 and earn a spot in the nearly two years. but Buffalo NAJA Region IX Tournament. 'CoNTACT US (2 1-14 l responded the past two . Rio Grande (33-22) could eve ning' on its' home tUJf, never come up with the.big hit OVP ScoreLine (5 p.m.-1 a.m.) >Wcep in ~. Wah am a out. of the_ in either game. The Redrrten s.:ctional lournament as the 1-740-446-2342 ext. 33 lead only one time in game one Lady Falcons fe ll · 8-5 or 992-5287 (Meigs Co.) after takinJl a· 1-0 lead in . the Thursday and lost in a 4-3 second inmng when freshman :Fox- 1-740-446-3008 , hcanbrcakcr Friday. Jarrod Swords stole home on ' E-mau ·- sports li; myd'allytribUne.com Trai li1Tg 3-0 heading into the the back end of a double steal. seventh inning with little ~llQt!.l $.1!1« ' Urbana (37 -19) took the lead . (>Jlcnsivc production over the . . .Brad Sherman, Sports Editor for good in the third inning ' prior six innings. lh" Lady {7401 446·2342, ext 33 when Anthony lacovone deliv~sherm~n OmydaiiV1ribune. com Falcons finally got rolling in ered a two-run single. The the top half of the inning . :Sryan Walters, Sports Writer Blue Knights then played add Kaley Ferguson led off with l740) 446-2342, ext 23. on four consecutive innings • sii1glc. but was immediately · bwattersOmydaHytribune.com ·beginning in the tifih inning. · I(Jllowed up by a pop-up from Rio scored two runs in the ' Brad Sherman/pho1o 'Larry C1'1,1m, Sports Writer Brooke Hankinson which . {740) 446-2342. ext 33 . Rio Grande's ~llchael Warren went 3-for-3 in a game orie loss to Urbana on Friday. The Blue lcrum Omydailyregister.com Please see Wahama. Be Please see Rl. o ~ BC . . Knights swept the Redmen out of !he postseason. · football golf tourney is May 13 .. Sen. Mike DeWine, who wants a third term. Cheney is scheduled to attend a $250-per-person luncheon May IS at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel. He' II also attend a $2,500-perpcrson reception, where guests will ha ve an opponunity to be photographed with Cheney. While the'di strict is considered Democratic- leaning, many Republ ican leaders see Follin as a strong candidate for the GOP. He's been elect- · ed twice 10 heavily Democratic Lorain . Rio's post-season run ends abruptly Local Weather Sunday.•. Mostly sunn y. .Highs ¥Ound 70. East winds around 5 mph. Sunday niglit ... Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Not as cool with lows in the 'upper 40s. East winds arou nd 5 mph. Monday... Rain likel y. Highs in the mid 60s. East winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. . Monday 'night •.. Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. Cold )Nith lows in the mid 40s. 1\Jesday... Partly cloudy. Fil-l )) arauders ·n Rio Gra de Quad (7) . CROWN CITY - Paul Stinson will be preaching at the II a.m. S.unday service ·will and Charlie Henry will preach at the 7 p.m. service GALLIPOLIS - Gailia at Good Hope Church. 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"'• "' ' Wahama falls out of tournament �• <, • PageB.2 TRACK AND FIELD iunbap limn -6tntintl Sunday, May 7, NBA P 'LAYOFFS iunbap lime~ -ientinel c 2006 - - - - - - - . . . , . - - - - - - - - - - - Ph«:»t«:» Ga:aU.,.ry-~,- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PageB3 Sunday, May 7, Cavs advance after IT n over Wizards BY JOSEPH WHITE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern's Michael Owen and River Valley's Chris Lester run 12 in the 800 meters. . once the Cavaliers overcame kicked the ball. He aJld the Wizards' 14-point first- Arenas were assessed techniand Jordan was quarter lead. FoJ 24 minutes cals, WASHINGTON - ·LeBron - from early in the second restrained by Daniels and two James played 53 minutes. quarter to early in the fourth assistant coaches. Damon Jones played 14 sec- - neit,her team led by more James had another run-in in onds. than five points . . the fourth ,quarter, when the James provided the games The Wizards then blew a si de of his head col lided with manship. Jones provided the seven-po,int led with 4:48 to the upper body of HaY,'>'!~od . game-winner. · play in regul ation and needed with 9:59 to play. Haywood That combination has the Arenas' 3D-footer with 2.3 was called for a foul but not a Cleve land Cavaliers m the seconds to play to send the fl agrant one there . second round of the playoffs game to overtime . Arenas, appeared to be nothing malifor the first time in 13 years. · whose duel s with James made CIOUS about the contact - yet James scored 32 points, the series compelling , fin- James was on hi s hands and made two key blocks,. sur- ished with 36 points - but he knees for 1bout a half-mi nute vived a nasty collision with missed the two vital free while Cleve land called timeBrendan Haywood, and throws with hi s team leading out. by one with IS seconds perhaps, most importantly James missed both free did some talking to Gilbert remaining in overtime . James throws - amazingly, his.first i\renas at the free throw line did his best to distract Arena s attempts of the game - and late 111 overtime. Arenas by sayi ng something between con:unitted a turnover on missed both attempts, setting the two attempts. Clevelamt's next possession. up Jones' 17-foot ·baseline "1 told him if he missed He eventually recovered. jumper with 4.8 seconds both of those fre e throw s, the James sprawl ed' on the floor remaining in the Cavaliers' game was over," James said. 'to retrieve a rebound with ·· 114- 11 3 victory over the Arenas' account was a little I: I 0 to play. James also . Washington Wizards on different. He said James told blocked Jamison's layup from Friday night. him: "If you .miss thi s, you beh ind, setting up a fast break "Damon Jones, self-pro- know who's hitting the game- that led to a pair of free' Giaiined 'Best Shooter in the winner." throw s that gave the Cavaliers Universe,' hit a dagger," Whatever. The point is that their first lead of the fourth James said . Arenas, who so badly wanted 4uarter. The Cavaliers won the to match Jam es' heroics, In the extra period , Butler series 4-2, their first series missed when it mattered made two free throws with 30 win since 1993, when James most. sec onds left to give the was 8 years old. · They also "It is hard .to swallow," Wizards a one-point lead. The won two road games in a Arenas said. "You feel you let Cavaliers were working to try playoff seri es for the first time your team down .... I missed to retake the lead when Eric 111 franchise hi story. They will 'em. An 80-percent free- Snow launched a crosscourt have little .time to celebrate throw shooter and you miss pass that new over the head of before opening the second two. One of them ni ghts·. The Murray and over round at Detroit on Sunday. basketball gods wasn't with Washington 's bench. "Thi s is probably one of the us in this series. We lose three Arenas then mi ssed the free best feelinr,s I've had in a games on game-winning throws before Jones - who long time,' James said. "I shots." has played for I0 teams in didn't want to come here and Jame s shot 15-for-25 and eight seasons came just be happy to be m the· had seven rebounds, seven through. playoffs." assists and five turnovers. "It was. 9etinitely frustratJames made the wmmng Donyell Marshall scored a ing for a guy who played big shots in Games 3 and.-:5 in a season -high 28 points, and minutes a year ago and to series that included three 'one- Mt11-ray had 21 for the come into a situation where you're not playing as much," point Cleveland victories, Cavaliers. mcluding the la~t two in over- · Antonio Daniels scored 22 Jones said. "But I' m a profestime, but it was Jones' turn in for the Wizards. Caron Butler sional, and coming into this the spotlight for the finale . had 18 points and 20 situation ; I came here for a Margmalized by the return of rebound s. Antawn Jami son reason and that was to win Larry Hughes and the emer- was in foul trouble much of basketball games." That's just what he did. gence of Flip Murray, Jones the night and finished with 15 had been a bit player in the points. Notes: The Cavaliers had series. He had scored only Coach Eddie Jordan has never won a Game 6, going 0three points and played Jess often said the Wi zards can 4 all-time until Friday . ... . than 24 total minutes. handle adversity but not pros- · Butler mi stakenly took the But one thing I ones cah do · perity -they regularly over- free throw after the flagrant is shoot. He was put in the come daunting deficits but foul involving Haywood, so game as an alternat1ve in case often blow big leads. Their Haywood had to retake the Jame s couldn 't get a decent 24-10 edge was built on 9-for- free throw later in the quarter. shoL With James drawin g a IZ shooting, but the Cavaliers ... The Cavalier-s have won double-team , Jones got the needed only six minute s to tie seven consecutive one-point ball and took advantage. the game in a run highlighted games. :.. James has set at least 15 franchise records in "I was going to either be.the by James' block on Arenas. hero or the goat," Jones said . The sequence began when the series. Perhaps the most "Tonight I was the hero . so Arenas stole a pass near mid- telling is his 182 total points l'm glad. That's why l'.m court and drove for a dunk, through five games, _easily but James challenged the shot surpassing Brad Daugherty 's smiling." Keeping with the knife- and bott1 players crashed to mark ot' 158 set over seven edge emotion of the series: the floor. When no foul was games in the 1992 Eastern Game 6 was tense and tight , called. Jordan screamed and Conference finals. South Gallia's Rob Coury competes in the 800-meter run. · Brad Sherman/photos Meigs ' Andy Kinnan clears the final hurdle on his way to winning the 300-meter hurdles event. River Valley's Ashley Rtch competes in the 800-meter run, Eastern's Erin Weber and Meigs' Devan Soulsby in the 400:meter dash. I Meigs' Cornelius English, second from left, and Brendan Fisher, far right, compete with a pair of Vinton County runners In the 100-meter dash. · SPURS ELIMINATE KINGS .. MORE LOCAL SPORTS....MORE LOCAL FOLKS. . . 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See &!Ieaman tor de\alla No paymenla\1\2006 w/ MI~ ~nderl app rO'fal. �. 6unbar ltm~ ·itnttntl -tern (Bol1-of-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE Pttrott ya. MllwtuiiM Sunday, April 23: Oetroll 92, UUwaukee 74 1 Wednesday, April 28: Oeiroit 109, Milwaukee 98 Saturday, April 29: Milwaukee 124, Detroit 104 Monday. May 1: Detroit 109, Milwaukee ·gg Wednesday, May 3: Detroit 122, Milwaukee 93, Detroil wins series 4-1 Miami ya. Chlclgg Saturday, April 22: Miami 111 , Chicago 106 Monday, April 24: Miami 115, Chicago Prep BasebaU I Ohio Athletic t.oogue Gellll Aoat~emy• 8-2 W1rren• 8-2 Mariet1a Jock80n 6-4 5-5 U>gen 2·8 1·9 Athens Til-Volley Con.....,.. Ohio Dhilolon Wellston• 9· 1 Alexander 8·2 6-4 Belpre 4-6 Meigs 2-8 Vlnton Co 1-9 Nels-York Hocking Division Fed Hock' 10·0 Trimble 7-3 Miller 5·5 Southern 4·6 Eastern 4·6 Waterford 0 ·10 I 108 Thursday, April 27: Chieago _109. Miami 1 90 . . Sunday, April 30: Chicago 93, Miami 87 I Tuesday, May 2: Miami 92. Chlca~o 78, Thursday, May 4: Miami 113, Chicago 1 96. Miami wins series 4-2 I Ntw J*'IIY ya. Indiana ' Sunday, April 23: Indiana 90, New Jersey ' as Tuesday. Api"il 25: New Jersey 90, Indiana 75 Thursday, April 27: Indiana 107, New Jersey 95 Saturday. April 29: New Jersey 97, Indiana sa , Tussday, May 2: New Jersey 92, Indiana 86, Thursday. May 4 : New Jersey 96, Indiana 90, New Jersey wins series 4·2 1 Clpyaland ya. W.ablngmn Southeaetern Ohio Athletic League Saturday, Ap ril 22: Cleveland 97, 9-1 Washington 86 ' Warren• Tuesday, Apri l . 25: Washington 89, Logan 7·3 Mari8t1a 5-5 Cleveland 84 Friday, Apri l 28: Cleveland 97, Jackson 5-5 Gallipolis 3-7 Washington 96 Sunday, April 30:. Washington 106, 1-9 Athens Cleveland 96 Wednesday, May 3: Clevela nd 121 , Tri-Vatley Conference · Ohio Division Washington 120. OT .. Friday, May 5: Cleveland 114, Wellston' 8·2 Washington 113, OT, Cleveland wins 8-2 Vinton Co• 1 seriBs 4-2. 7-3 Meigs WESTERN CONFERENCE Alexander 5·5 San Antonio ya. Sacmmtoto Belpre 2·8 Saturday, April 22: S,n Antonio 122, 0·10 Nels-Vork Sacramento 88 I Tuesday, April 25: San" Antonio 128, Hocking Division I Sacramento 119. OT 10-0 Trimble' Friday. April 28 : Sacramento 94, San Waterford 8·2 Antonio 93 · 5·5 Fed fjock I Sunday, April 30: Sacramento 102, San 3·7 Southern Antonio 84 2·8 Eastern 2·8 Miller 1 Tuesday, May 2: San Antonio 109, Sacramento 98 . · Friday, May 5: San Antonio 105, Ohio Valley Conference · Sacramento 83, 58n Antonio wins series Fairland' 10·0 4·2 7-3 South Point Phoenix y1. Lqa Angelle Lakera Rock Hill 7·3 Sunday, April 23 : Phoenix 107, Los Chesapeake 3-7 Angeles Lakers 102 Coal Grove 2·8 , Wednesday, April 26: Los Angeles River Valley 1-9 Lakers 99, Phoenh( 93 , ~riday, Apr_il 28: Los Angeles Lakers 99. • - denotes champion Phoenhc 92 Sunday, April 30: Los Angeles Lakers 99, Phoenhc 9a, OT , Tue sday. May 2~ Phoen1x 114, Los Angeles Lakers 97, ' NetlonBI Basketball Association Thursday. May 4: Phoenix 126, Los Playoff Glance 1 Angeles Lakers ·118, Series lied 3-3 FIRST ROUND Ohio Valley Conferenc• 9- t Cheaapeake' Rock Hill 8·2 Falrtand 5-5 South Point 5·5 COal Grove 3~ 7 , River Valley 0·1 0 Prep Softball I ·I I Pro Basketball I I Page·B4 SCOREBOARD Saturday, May 6: Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, 8:30p.m. Dtnvtr n. Lot Angt111 Cl!pptrt Saturday, April 22: Los Angeles Clippers 89, Denver 87 ' t.b'lday, April 2•: los Angeles Clippers 98, Denver 87 . Thursday, April 27: Denver 94, Los Toronto 15 13 .536 Baltimore C· 14 17 · .452 Tampa Bay 12 18 .400 C.ntrel Dlvlalon w L Pet Chicago 20 9 .690 Detroit 20 10 .667 11/2 4 5 1/2 GB . 11'2 ~ Cleveland 16 14 .533 4 1/2 Angeles Clippers 87 ! Minnesota 11 18 .379 9 Saturday, April 29: Los Angeles Clippers l Kansas City 7 20 .259 12 100, Denver 86 Weat Dlv!elon Monday, May 1: Los Angeles Clippers l w L Pet GB 101 , Denver 83, Los Angeles wins series L Texas 17 13 .567 1 Oakland 4-1 15 14 .517 11/2 D11!11yt. Memphlt Los Angeles 13 17 .433 4 Sunday.Aprll23: Dallas 103, Memphis93 Seattle 12 19 .387 51/2 Wednesday, April 26: Dallas 94, Memphis 79 Thursday's Games Saturday, April ·29: Dallas 94, Memphis L.A. Angels 7, Detroit 2 89, 0T Chicago White Sox 4. Seat1te 1 Monday. May 1: Dellaa 102, Memphis 76, Oakland 12, Cleveland 4 · Dallas wins series 4-Q Boston 7, TorOnto 4 QUARTERFINALS N.Y. Yankeas 10, Tampa Bay 5 1 Texas 8, Baltimore 2 EASTE~~~~lJRENCE :, Kansas Ci1y 1 , Min~eso1a 0 Dttrolt vt. CllyJ!and 1 Friday a G•mea Sunday, May 7: Cleveland at Detroit, 3:30 _Boston 6, Battlmore 3 p.m. . Toronto 13, ~. A. Angela 3 Tuesday May 9· Cleveland at Detroit 7 N.Y. Yankees B, Texas 7 p.m. ' · ' Detroit 9, ~ innesota 6 Saturday, May 13: Detroit at Cleveland, a Kansas.C1ty 5, Chicago White Sox 4 Cleveljind 9, Seattle 4 p.m. Monday, May 15: Detroit at Cleveland, Tampa Bay 3, Oakland 1 TBA National LeagUe Wednesday, May 17: Cleveland at At A Glance . Detroit, TBA, If necessary By The AIIOCI_.ted Preas Friday, May 19: Detroit at Cleveland, All Tlmao EDT ' TBA .. if necessary , Eaet Dtvlalon S~:-~nday, May 21: Cleveland at Detroit, 3:30 p.m., If necessary WL Pel GB Mleml yt Ntw Jeryy New York 20 9 .690 • Monday, May 8: New' Jersey at Miami, a Philadelphia 15 14 .517 5 p.m. Atlanta 12 17 .414 8 Wednesday, May 9: New Jersey at Washington 10 20 .333 ' 10112 · Miami, 8 p..m. Florida 8 19 .296 11 Friday, May 12: Miami at New Jersey, 8 Central Dlvlalon p.m. . WL Pel GB Sunday, May 14: Miami at New Jersey, Cincinnati 20 10 .667 TBA Houston 19 10 .655 1/2 Tuesday, May 16: New Jersey at Miami , 8 St. Louis 18 12 .6(1()- 2 p.m. , if necessary · Milwaukee 16 14 .533 4 Th•Jrsday, May 18: Miami at New Jersey, Chicago 14 14 .500 5 8 p.m., If necessary Pittsburgh 8 23 .258 12 1/2' Sunday, May 21: New 'Jersey at Miami, Welt Dlvialon TBA, If necessary · WLPciGB WESTERN CoNFERENCE 17 13 .567 Arizona Sen Antonio yt Dallea 17 13 .567 .:,... Colorado Sunday, May 7: Dallas at San Antonio, 1 14 15 .483 2 112 s8n Diego . p.m. 14 15 .483 2 1/2 Tuesday, May 9: Dallas at San Antonio, San Francisco 13 17 .433 4 Los Angeles . 9:30p.m. Saturday, May 13: ~an Antonio at Dallas, Thuradey.'a Gamea 5 p.m .. 'Milwaukee 7, San Francisco 4 Monday, May 15: San AntOnio at Dallas, Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 3 9:30p.m. WednesHay, May 17: Dallas at San Florida 11 , Washington 3 N:Y. Mats 6, Pittsburgh 0 Antonio, TBA, lf necessary ' Friday, May 19: San Antpnio at Dallas, Houston '4, St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 7, Colorado 1 TBA, if necessary Monday, May 22: Dallas at San Antonio', Arizona 6, Chicago Cubs 0 San Diego 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 TBA, il necessary Frlday't Games Washington 6, Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia B. San Francisco 3 N.Y. Mats 8, Atlanta 7, 14innings Amerlcen Le1g1,1e St. Louis 7, Florida 2 Colorado 5, Housion 4 East Division Arizona 7, Cincinnati 1 W L Pel GB New YOrk 16 11 .593 San Diego 1, Chicago Cubs 0,·11 innings Boston 17 12 .586 · L.A. Dodgers 4 , Milwaukee 3 I Pro Baseball • Sunday, May 7, ·Pro Hockey J~~~Ja; ~~Y 14: New Jersey at Carolina. 7 p.m., if necessary Tuesday, May 16: Carolina at' New Jersey. , 7 p.m., it necessary Thursday, May 18: New Jersey at Carolina, 7:30p.m., if necessary i bench. · But before the Lady BiSQn could get too excited, Wahama · made things interesting. Amber Tully was next up with her firs< at-bat of the night in place of Airi el Derifield and made a good first impression with a single, moving Ferguson around to second. The two baserunners then ·moved into scoring . position on a passed ball from pitcher Dingess which ignited the Lady Falcon s.ideline. A shift in momentum could easily be felt on the very next play. Wolfe hit softly to the pitcher, but the throw to first went too high, allowing Wolfe to rou11d safely to sec- COLuMsus (AP)- The weekly fianlng report provided by 1he OMalon the Oh.lo O&partment of Nat~ral Resources. · ot Wildlife ol II Spring wild turkey hunters find success turkeys in the first seven days of the spri ng hunting COUNTY ......... 2006 . . 230 season, according to the Adams Allen .. .9 Ohio Department of Natural Ashland .... 176 38~ Resources (ODNR) Ashtabula Athens .. . ...... . 355 Division of Wildlife. Last Auglaize . . .. , ... . t7 year 8,883 birds were 'har- Belmont . . ....... 275 vested du{ing the first week. Brown .......... ·. 208 Butler . . ..... 31 So far this season, the 10 Carroll ........... 128 counties harvesting the most Champaign ..... , . 51 turkeys are: Ashtabula Clark .... ... . .. . 24 . . ...... 272 (381), Harrison (375), Clermont. Clinton . . . . 24 Meigs (374), Guernsey Columbiana. . . 258 Athens (355), Co~,>hocton .. ..... 326 (358), . . . . .. ,40 Coshocton (326), , Crawford. Cuyahoga . . .3 Tuscarawas (317), Jackson Darke . .... ...... 21 .. . 82 (311 ), Washington (306), ,Defiance Delaware .. . ... . . 34 and Belmont (275). Erie .. . ..... 13 . .. 84 "Hunters still have three Fairfield. . .......... 11 weeks of hunting to kill · Fayette Franklin ..... ..... 9 their 'gobbler," said Dave Fulton. . . 1"9 Swanson, forest research Gallia . . .... . .... 21 0 ... .. ... . . 209 biologist with the Division Geauga Greene . .. ....... 18 of Wildlife. "More birds can Guernsey ...... . . 358 . . 77 be found in our woods and Hamilton . . . .... .... . a fields this spring thanks to Hancock Hardin ... ........ 24 above average reproductive Harrison . . 375 . .. 9 success in the last two Henry .. . Highland. . .. 200 years." ·:-locking .. 184 Hunters age 17 and Holmes. . . .. . 171 . . 61 younger killed 1,872 birds Huron . . . . Jackson . during a special youth-only Jefferson . ...... ... 311 250 season held the weekend or Knox .. 248 . 92 April 22-23, compared to Lake ... ...... .. 139 last year's 1,612. Top youth Lawrence Licking . . . 210 counties this season were: Logan .. . . 110 . .. 72 Ashtabula (76), Washington Lorain . . . . ....... ... 16 (72), Ashland and Lucas Madison. . . .·2 Coshocton (63), Harri son Ma~ning ; ....... 113 and Jackson (60) , Meigs Manon . . . . . . . 10 ... . ...... eo (54), Monroe (53), and Medina Meigs .... . , , .... 374 Brown and Columbiana Mercer . .4 Miami . .... .5 (50). Monroe ..... . .... 253 · Opening day figures of Montgomery ... 9 3,058 birds also are up from Morgan . . . . . . . . 208 . . .. ... 130 last year's 2,824. The season Morrow Musldngum ..... . . 223 remains open through May Nobl!,. ... ........ 216 21. . . Ottawa . . . . 5 Paulding .. . ...... 33 Spring wild turkey hunters Peny. . .. 224 may hunt in all 88 counties Pickaway ........ 29 (except Lake La Su An Pike . . .... ...... 152 .. .. . .. 90 Wildlife Area in ,Williams Portage Preble . .... .. .. .. 35 County). Turkey hunting is PUtnam ....... ... 45 permitted one-half · hour Richland . . . .... 184 . . .. ........ 219 before sunrise until noon Ross Sandusky ........ 8 daily. Hunters may take two . Scio to . . . . . .... 229 bearded turkeys per spring S_oneca .......... 61 Shelby .. . .. . 20 season. Shotguns using sho<, Stark. . .. . . 127 crossbows, and longbows Summll ..... .. . 33 are legal during this season. Trumbull . . . . . .. 263 . 317 A spring turkey permit is .Tuscarawas Union ........... 9 required along with an Ohio Van Wert ... . . . 5 Vinton .......... 144 hunting license. · Warren . . 46 For more information Washington . . .. ... . .. 306 about Ohio's spring wild Wayne . . ... 57 turkey hunting season; visit Williams . , . .. .. 92 ..... ..5 the ODNR web site at WOO'J Wyanctot . . . .. 19 Tolal ............ 10,7117 ohiodnr.com/wildlife I OF Aubrey Huff and SS Julio Lugo from . the 15-day QL. OP.IIoned 3B Sean 1 SportsMcd• cinc GJanl & Orthopedic As~oc iatc s For initial evaluations or follow-up visits for total joint replacement,, we offer office hours at: 3554 U.S. Route 60 East, Barboursville, WV. Our next clinic date is Friday, May 19. Ca.ll (614) 461-8174 or 1-800-371-4790 for an appointment. 2006 FIRST TURKEY E~<an Bowman, age 9, killed his first turkey with a 410 shotgun on Sunday, April 23. The bird weighed 14.75 pounds and was shot on his grandfather, Bill George's, farm. fROM THE OHIO Robert A. Fada, MD, FAGS 2005 I 158 1 144 259 282 7 246 183 37 145 20 15 243 18' 182 326 16 1 16 65 19 Submllted pnolo 6 90 14 1 12 190 121 13 291 42 3 ' Free watercraft safety inspections offered in May 13 ;!09 FROM THE OHIO 4 184 174 151 68 274 235 213 67 140 · 207 59 42 10 3 101 5 51 309 2 4 242 2 165 98 199 1'96 5 27 182 30 121 48 42 13 13 1 187 12 175 57 6 125 29 175 269 DNR COL,UMBUS Ohio boaters will a_gain benefit from free safety. mspections conducted dunng the month of May •by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Watercraft and its boating partners, · the U.S. Power Squadrons. U.S. Coast Guard Aulliliary and some local marine patrol units. The inspections are aimed at increasing boating safety awareness in observance of National Safe Boating Week May 20-26. ' Watercraft safety inspectors do not issue. citations, but instead provide completed written inspections that .allow boat owners and operators to make recommended ·improvements t_o the· safety equipment on thetr boats. Officers and inspectors look for properly working equipment such as tire extingutshers, horns, navigationaf lights, distress signals and an adequate . number of approved life jackets that w'e of the proper style, size and tit for tmy passengers who w·e likely to be aboard a particular boat. A limited number of floating key chains that are ideal for carryin~ a watercmft registmt10n will be d1stnbuted tn boaters w~ose ve~sels undergo the safety mspecuons. In addtlion, begmmng May 19, watercraft officers will distribute. a · hm1ted number of wnst bracet:~s inscribed. with th~ . words Wear Your L1fe Jacket to boaters they observe on the water .who are properly wear- • mg a hfe JaCket. . The North AJ11ertcan Safe Boatmg Week campaign began m 1957 and contmues to increase boating safety awareness by encouragmg boaters to always wear a ..U.~. Coast Guard-approved hfe. Jacket of the proper type and s1ze, to take an approved ~ater e~ucauon course, to pan1c1pate m a free ~atercraft safety mspect!on .md adopt other safe boatmg practices. . . . An estimated 3 mt.lhon Oh10ans .e nJOY recreational boating each year. Recreational . boating in Ohio contributes an estimated $2. 1 billion annually to the state's ~conomy. and supports the fullttme eqUivalent of an estimated 19,000 jobs. 10 4 76 36 284 50 76 4 18 Safety Inspections - Southeast Ohio May 27 May 27 May 28 May 28 May 29 May 29 .. . ....Ohio River, GallipoliS Marina . ....... Rocky Fork Lake. 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When asked to compare his use of newspaper advertising to other media available in the are Kevin said, "My radio advertising didn't seem to bring in enough revenue to coyer the investment I had made in the ads, but my ad in The Daily Tribune's Pride Edition paid for itself the first day, and is ' continuing to produce new dollars for my business.• · ond and Ferguson a:nd Tully the dugout possessing a huge to score, drawing the score to . momentum shift as Buffalo stepped to the plate, both with · 3-2. championship • With both sidelines up and secuonal dreams still alive. cheering on their team, the Lady Bison were faced Wahama saw Wolfe on second with only one out. with a q111ck first out when Veronika Ohlinger was next Katelyn Scott hit weakly to up, but a weak hit to third shon stop KeithAnn Sayre _base gave the Lady Falcons who made a nice throw to their second out of. the inning. frrst for the out. Next up was On the very next at bat, . Emily Burgess, who hit a sinKeithAnn Say(e hit and gle, putting a runner on base . reached on an error, allowing with only the one out. On the very .next at bat, Wolfe to make an ,attempt .at third base. Wolfe .took off clean up hitter Jessica Blake from second and slide into ripped a double to the right third, but like the play that field fence, allowing Burgess allowed her to reach m the to reach third where she held . first place, the ball went over up. Tucker hit a ·line drive shot the head -of the thirdbaseman on the throw, allowing Wolfe just inches over the top of the to siand up and easily jog glove of Ohlinger, giving nome for the tying run; ignit· Tucker , the game winning RBI when Burgess crossed ing the Wahama bench. After the next batter hit a home plate as the Buffalo fly ball to ·right field. for the bench cleared and ran onto third out, Wahama went into ' the .field in celebration. l Sunday, May 7, Season continues through May 21 DNR First Week COLUMBUS Ohio hunters killed 10,797 wild Turkey Results The Joint Implant Center sixth and two more in the bottom of the ninth but fell two runs shan. Junior leftfielder Michael Warren went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a stolen base to lead the nine-hit attack. Junior catcher Kyle Wells was 2-for-4 with a double and freshman third baseman Kevin Hoover was 1-for-4 with an RBI. Urbana collected I 2 hits in the game with Jacovone, Bart Hunton, Jarrod Limbach and Randy Harrell all producing two hits each. Limbach had an RBI double with a run scored, Hunton also scored a run and Harrell also produced a run batted in. · . Sophomore Kenta Sato took the loss for the Redmen. Sato (4-2) went 6 1/3 innings, , . Brad She;manlphoto 'allowing nine hits and six runs Rio Grande's Dustin Gibbs thmws a pitch during game two of (five earned) with three -strike- Friday's doubleheader loss to Urbana. outs and four walks. The Redmen would get as · go the distance for Urbana and Brock 'Bender (6- 1) pitched close as 5-4 after denting. the send them into region tourney. seven solid innings to get' the win for the Blue Knights. plate three times in the'fourth, Anderson gave up six hits m Bender allowed six hits and thanks mostly to· a wild spell nine innings with sill strikeouts three runs (two earned) with from Urbana staner Chris and three walks while allowing · five strikeouts and two walks: Anderson. Anderson hit two four runs. batters, setting Rio tp for a big Gibbs (6-3) pitched 6 113 Urbana, who was the home inning. Warren delivered an innings in taking the loss for team in game two, jumped out to a 3-0 lead in, the bottom of infield hit With the bases Rio Grande. · Gibbs line read the first -inning and never loaded, scoring Nate Chau and six inninjls. six runs (all Michael Branon earned) with seven strikeouts trailed as they captured the senior reached on a fielder's 9hoice and eijlht walks.. · series with a 6-4 win. Seii10r centerfielder Mike Rio staner Dustin Gibbs that brought in Swords. Junior strug1>led with his control early · rightfielder Matt Smith also Golom lead the Redmen with walking the bases loaded and scored with heads up base-run- two of team's six hits. Golom then surrendering a three-run ning, coming·home as Urbana also stole a base. Branon was shortstop Scott Patterson 1-for-3 ·with an , RBI and double to Limbach. Rio scratched out a run in the dropped the ball in the · Warren was 1-for-4 with an ellchange at second base. RBI. Smith and Chau also prosec~md and then fell behind 5Urbana added a run in the duced hits and scored a run· I in the third inning when Urbana's John Milliron hit a seventh on a solo· shot by each. two-run home run over the ' lacovone. Limbach went 3-for-4 to fence in right field. Anderson (7 -6) was able to lead the Blue Knights. seemed to flfe up the Buffalo Ohio Fishing Report - - - Burro ughs to Durham of the IL. Recalled RH~ Chad Harville from Durham . Des1gnated INF Nick Green .tor aaslgnment. Placed RHP Dan Miceli on the 15· day DL. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Oplloned RHP WESTERN CONFERENCE Vinnie Chulk to Syracuse ·or the IL San Jo11 n Edmonton Sunday. May 7: Edmonton at. San Jose, 8 . Recalled AHP Francisco Rosario from Syracuse. , p.m. . . National League Monday, Mev 8: Edmonton at San Jose, MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Recalled 10:30 p.m. · Wednesday, MaY 10: Sarl Jose at RHP Jared Fernandez from ~ash'ville of lhe PCL. Edmonton, 10 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Piecad C Friday, May 12: San Jose at Edmonton, 8 Mike L:ieberthat on the 15·day DC. p.m. c' Carlos Ruiz from Sunday. May 14: Edmonton at San Jose, Recalled 10 p.m., if necessary Scranton/Wilkes-Barre ot the IL. FOOTBALL Wednesday, May 17: San Jose at Edmonton, TBA, II necessary National Footblll League Friday, May 19: Edmonton at San Jose, 9 BUFFALO BILLS- Re-signed CB Nate p.m., It necessal Clements to a one-year contract. Signed Anah m v1 Coloredo WR Martin Nance, DE Jason Hall, DE Friday, May 5: Anaheim 5, C,olorado 0, Ryan Neill, ·DE Matthew Al ee, DB Eric Anaheim leads series 1·0 · Bessey, WR Chris Denney, LB John Sunday, May 7: Colorado at Anaheim, 3 Digiorgio and FB Derrick Min g. p.m. CHICAGO BEARS-Signed RB Tony Tuesday, May 9: Anaheim at Colorado, 8 Hollings to a two-year CQntract. · p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS-Signed WR ThUrsday, May 11 : Anaheim at Colorado, Calvin Ru ssell. WR Chris Francies. S Tra 10 p.m. Boger, RB Arliss Beach, FB A.J. Cooper, Sunday, May 14: Colorado at Anaheim, 3 RB Shermar · Br~cey, LB "T:Im Goodwell, p.m., If necessary TE Zac Alcorn, LB Byron Santiago, DE Tuesday, May 16: Anaheim at Colorado, Jason Hunter, DE MOntez Murphy and T TBA, if necessary Thursday, May 18: Colorado at Anaheim, Josh Bourke. MIAM I DOLPHINS-Signed LB Sam TBA, If necessary McGrew, LB Trent Bray, DT Steve Fitita , ~ 08 Justin Holland, DE Ben lshola, WA CONFERENCE FINALS Eric :Kimble, C Chris McNeil, P Thomas (Beol-of-7) Olmsled and RB Gerald Riggs Jr. EASTERN CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO 49ER5-Signed WR TBA Chris Baker, WA C.J. · Brewer and OT Bobby Payne. WESTERN CONFERENCE HOCKEY TBA National Hockey League PHOENIX COYOTE5-Signe~ LW , STANLEY CUP FINALS Patrick 'ischer to a multiyear contrac\ t (Bost-of-7) and D Keith Yandle. TBA from Page Bl from PageBl Transactions National Hockey le1Que Friday'• Sporta Trlntacl!ona Ployoff Glance BASEBALL MLB- Suspended Oakland C Joson CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Beat-ot'-7) Kendall 'tor four games and fined him an I;ASTERN CONFERENCE undisclosed amount for his aggressive . Ottlwa ya Buftelo I actions, Including charging the mound, Fnday, May 5: Buffalo 7, Ottawa 6, OT, and lined Los Angeles Angels P John BuHalo leads series 1-0 · Lackey an undisclosed amount for inap· Monday, May 8: Buffalo at ottawa, 7 p.m. 1 propria1e actions and comments, which Wednesday, May 10: Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 contributed to inciting the Incident, In a p.m. game on MaY 2. Thur~ay, May 1~ : Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 American League ;· p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Acllva)ed 0~, • Saturday, May 13: Buffalo at Ottawa·, 7 Luis Matos from the 15-day DL, Placed • p.m., It necessary OH·C Javy Lopez on the 15-day 0~. :· · Mon~ay, May 15: Ottawa at Buffalo, 7 retroactive to April 28. , l p.m .. 11 necessary · DETROIT TIGERS-Activated OF Dmitri 1 . Wed~esday, May 17: Buffalo at Ottawa, 7 . Young from the 15-day Ol.. Designated p.m.. 11necessary OF Alexis Gomez lor assignment. ·· 1 .. Carolina Y1 fMw Jeruy KANSAS Cl'r'Y ROYAL8-Recalled OF 1 1 Saturday, May 6: New Jersey at Carolina, Aaron Guiel hom omaha of the PCL. ., 1 2 p.m. . Optioned 38 Mark Teahan to Omaha. 1 Monday, May 8: New Jersey at Carolina, OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Recalled AHP 7:30 p.m. . . • Matt Roney from Sacramento of the PCL. Wednesday, May 10. Carol.na at New Optioned RHP Chad oaudin 1o 1 Jersey, 7 p.m. Sacramento Saturday, May 13: Carolina at New I TAMPA sAY DEVIL RAYS-Activated Rio Wahama 1 OUTDOORS iii me" ·ientinel 2006 PageBs · 1 ADULT SIZE: Walleye average 2 to 4 pounds and are between 14 and 221nches. The stale record walleye weighed 15.95 P.OOnds and measured 33 Inches In len~. RBHING METHODS: Walleye w~l bite a variety of lures. Some Qf the more popular tJrea and methods include bottom bouncers with a nlghtcrawler hamese,.castlng weight forward spinners with worms, and control led depth trolling with crankbalts or spoons. ' Anglers are usually more successful during low-light_intensity tlme periods. · • NO Closing Costs I, lllqutfecl OK~t!o. Plrmary r~• Ofty. ro~ h;J(YI('t No 'k~ <O:IU ~(C r~tt1Uf'l ~f..Y.xh..::n ('{ .J !"!""~' .'(!,!X(). ~.., r~ r·.',t J.' .f'l .-.n t-Al.llf"l9 1'-.J~~ e.n t'":t'Tlt'f.QU'tf O..'"' 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Farmers Fs Find Out How You Can Get These Sam~ Results Call Melissa or Chris ' • Discounted Rate First 6 Months! . UFE HISTORY: Walleye spawn 1hrough0ut lho monlh of Aprtl when wa1er 1omP.,.tures are between 40 and 55• F. Walleye are free spawners that deposit their eggs In the riffle areas of tributary streams or 0\1&1'< gravel to boulder·alzed rocks In reef areas of Lake Erie. The eggs M1Ch In about 1o days. Females can lay as many as 400,QOO eggs. Young waMeye lead on zooplankton end Insect laNse for most of tha first year. · Following this stage lila young anift lo a dlel of smell fillh. Adui1S n lake Eneleod maln· ty on emerald shiners, gizzard &tlad, alewives and rainbow smelt. When th86e specieS are not 111ailable they 'Hill feed on almost any suitable sized prey. Adult walleye leed pr1· rnarlly during low·llght Intensity periods ot the day (sunrise and dusk) . Ben'efits Wholesale, located at 2212 Eastern Ave in .Gallipolis next to the KFC, can supply everything you need for home and commercial repairs and remodeling, at wholesale prices. C01:nlort Aire, York, Goodman, and Amana are just a few of the many brands they offer. Kevin is also able to get his hands on any appliafiCB part you could possibly need, all at wholesale prices. · If you're getting ready to repair, replace or remodel anything from your HVAC system to your bathrooms, call Kevin at 446-1905 to find out just how much money h@ can save you when you buy wholesale. ~be • RA~GE AND HABITAT: The walleye is n'ative to Ohio but hlstorlcaly was only found In the Great Lakes. 'However, walleye have now been stocKed Into a number ot larger reservoirs arourw:f the state. They also occur In the Ohio River. Walleye prefer clear to slightly turbid waters. They usually occur In grljatest abundance over reels, shoals or gi'lvel, bedrock, and .other finn bottoms. '·' ' • • • • • 't.'lj.Vtl.I'W:j (JW....C.eQII<t~ o:l ·~..: ryt~ey ~ tffltlft'J ' -· Pomeroy 992.2136 Mason 773 q400 Tuppers Plains 66 7.316 1 Gallipolis 446.2265 Point Pleasant Cornng Soon! �Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis Sunday. May 7. 2006 6unbtt!' Qeimt" -6entfnel Cl Diamondbacks s~y hot with win over division-leading .RedS . BY ANDREW BAGNATO ASSOCIATED PRESS AP photo Mzona Di<mll'd:lacks stw;>rtstoP Craig CounseH, top, thows to first after . fortill! out Cirdnnati Reds' Felipe Lopez to compJete a double play. PHOENIX - The way the Arizona Diamondbacks have been scoring runs .la.tely, they don't need any help putting together a big inning. They got some help from the Cincinnati Reds anyway. Brandon Webb pitched eight sharp innings, Luis Gonzalez doubled and singled in a sevenrun second inning and Arizona beat Cincinnati 7-1 Friday night for its sixth stmight win. It was the third time this season the Diamondbacks have scored seven runs in an inning, and the second time in four days. "It certainly was one of those snowball innings," Arizona manager Bob Melvin said. ''We' ll take a seven-run inning any time." The Reds, who had the best . record in the NL heading into play Friday, imploded in the second. They gave up seven runs on five hits, three errors, two walks and a ballc. "Our traveling secretary could have beat us today," Cincinnati first ba~;eman Scott Haneberg said. The Diamondbacks sent II batters to the plate in the inning against Elizardo Ramirez ( 1-2), ·who allowed seven nms, one earned, in four inmngs. Ramirez had allowed live runs in 13 innings in his first two starts this season. Gonzalez led off with a double: Qne · out later, shortstop Fehpe Lopez botched Shawn Green's bouncer, allowing Gonzalez to score and Green to take second. Johnny Estrada doubled in Green. "Orlando Hudson groumled out but Webb singled in Estrada to make it 3-0. After Ramirez walked Craig Counse)l, Eric Byrnes sin~led. When Webb held at thtrd, Counsell was caught . between second and third. But instead of getting the runner, Hatteberg threw the ball into center field, allowing Webb to score .. Ramirez walked Chad Tracy to load the bases, then ballced in a run to make it 5-0. "I don't know if Cy Young would have got out of what we pill ~im in," }ianeberg said of Ramtrez. Gonzalez ·added an RBI single and second baseman Ryan Freel's throwing error on the play allowed the seventh run to score.' Webb (5-0) gave up seven hits and one run. He struck out five, didn't walk a batter and lowered his ERA to 2.05. "He's pitching like mi AllStar," Anzona catcher Johnny ~strnda said. · Webb said he changed his approach with the big lead, challenging batters early in the count "You try to be a little bit more aggressive," he said. "You don't worry about the long ball with nobody on because it's not going to hun you." Ray Olmedo had a pinch-bit RBI single in. the fifth for Cincinnati. The Diamondbacks (17 -13) are tied with Colorado for the NL West lead. With almost five inonths left in the season, they aren't spending much time wonying about the standings but everyone in the clubhouse knows they're in ftrst place. "It's nice to look up there and see that," Webb said. "lt gives us confidence. Obviously, this winning streak has set ·us on a roll, and we're feeling pretty good right now." Sunday, May7, 2006 Bartrum, Brown . release·camp plans Barber, Herd wide receiver who played for the Bengals, Arizona Cardinals and San H~NTINGTON , W.Va. Francisco 49ers .and entered Mike Bartrum of the the National College Football Philadelphia Eagles, a Pro H,all of Fame last summer; Bowl player in 2005, and Troy Carl Lee, Herd safety who was Brown, who has three Super a member of the 40th Bowl rings with the New Anniversary Minnesota England Patriot~ l ·are proud to Vikings team, a 12-year pro at announce their annual camp cornerback with the Vikes and for children in the Tri-State Saints, as well as the former area is moving to their alma coach at WV State University mater, Marshall University. (where he is now fund-raisThe highly-successful camp, ing); former MU safety Rogers which has been held at Beckett, who played for the Huntington-area high schools San Diego Chargers and for the past four years, wil.l Cincinnati Bengals; former take place on Saturday, May Barboursville and Marshall 20, · at Marshall's Joan C. center Jason Starkey, who is Edwards Stadium in retired from the Arizona Huntington. Cardinals; Darius Watts, the The Bartrum-Brown former Herd receiver who is Football Camp, sponsored by now with the Denver Broncos; First Sentry . Bank of former Cleveland Browns Huntington , is open to children · safety Chris Crocker, who was and teenagers, boys and girls, j ust trad~d .to t_he Atlanta trom the first through the 12th Falcons; former AII-Midgrnde. American Conference center · "We appreciate Marshall John Wade, who is the starter President Steven · Knopp. at for the Tampa Bay Athletic Director Bob Marcum Buccaneers after playing at and: Football Coach Mark Jacksonville; Byron Leftwicb, Snyder for· allowing us to who finished sixth in Heisman move the camp to Edwards voting in 2002 for MU and Stadium," Bartrum said. "Troy now quarterbacks · the and I have special memories Jacksonville Jaguars; and last, 'there, and we hope the kids but certainly not least, is a come to camp and we can give Rand, W.Va. native ' who them a special memory. played at DuPont High School, "We have severn) NFL play- then became a Heisman finalers coming in, along with sev- . ist and' winner of the .Paul. era) former Marshall stars, it Warfield and Fred B1letnikoff will be a special weekend." receiving ·awards as an AllThe camp has funded youth American in 1996 and 1997 at progrnms and' charities in bOth Marshall, Randy Moss. Moss Huntm~ton, where Brown has IS . nuw I_"Ith the Oa~Jand ":Jade his home with his family Rmders, alter bemg. drafted ~n smce coming to Marshall in the first round by Mmnesota m 1991, and also in Pomeroy, 1998. where Bartrum has a home in A former WVU QB, Mark the off-season with his family. Bulger of the St. Louis Rams, Marshall University )"ill IS expected to be at the camp, also profit further from the as is David Bowens of the closer association ofthe camp Miami Dolphins. There will be at the home of Herd football. at least two additional Patriots "Marshall received about teammates of Brown's, includ- . $10,000 last year," said in,g former teammate Adam Brown, ·"and we anticipate; Vmetan, the kicker who won with the chance to come to the Super Bowl tor New camp on the Herd 's new England and just signed with FieldTurf and the earlier date the Colts, and two more teamthis will up both the nu1nber of mates of BaithJm's from the campers and the amount of Eagles, NFC champions 1n money split between MU and 2004. .. the other organizations we The charity auction and dinfund. We are glad to have ner is on Saturda;Y nighr at the Marshall on board." Radisson Hotel m downtown The website, www.bartru- Huntington. Tickets are avail~an~brown.cum , has pre-reg- a~le for this event on the webIstrntlOn fonns and other infor- site, as well as at Stadium mation on the camp, the chari - Frame and Art on Third ty auction and golf outing for Avenue, across from the the camp. · Marshall Football Stadium. ·Former Marshall players and Over 7~0 items are e~pec~ed to other NFL players who are be .auctioned off, rmsmg m the confumed to be in attendance neighborhood of . nearly at the camp this year include: $100,000 for the camp. . Marshall Heisman linalist and The Bartrum-Brown quarterback of the New York Celebrity Golf Classic will be· Jets, Chad ·Pennington; former Sunday, May 21, at Esquire MU and Indianapoli s Colts Country Cl ub in · Martha, and Philadelphia Eagles tackle, W Va.. Registration opens . at Steve Scuillo; ~ormer Herd I I a.m.; Shotgun Start at long-snapper Chris Massey of Noon. Burgers and other hg~t the St. Louis Rams; J.R. food available, along with Jenkins former Herd and Soda. water and other legal retired Baltimore Ravens kick- beverages. . Hole prizes for er; former St: Albans Red closest to t.he pin. long drive, Dragon, Georgia Bulldog and etc. Marshall tight end Jason Rader Locally applications for the of the Miami Do:phins; for- camp are available at all the mer Herd All-American defen, schools in Meigs County, The sive' end John Goddard, of the Coaches Comer in Gallipolis, Indianapolis Colts; ' New Locker 219 in Middleport ljlld Orleans Sail)tS receiver Nate the Meigs County Chamber of Poole, who finished with the Commerce in Pomeroy. Herd in 2000; and former West For more information con· Virginia running back who tact Rich Gannon at 304-697- · now plays for the Cincinnati 5640, Mike Chancey at 740Bengals, Quincy WUson. 992-2158 or Steve Morris at Players who are scheduled 304-528-6415, or . go . to to be at camp include: Mike www.bartrumandbrown.com STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MVDAILYSENTINEL.coM l • . •• t/t_ thing I've seen m~ booties and bonnets for preemies," said 'AAmA projects are and others are done on such a small scale they become quite challenging. .' during meetings (Uns the gamut from TV shows and family life to crafts the members enjoy and some they Touching Little is a statewide· don't. The apparent rival of the knittintg organization that di<trifmt... baby items to world is quilting. "!can't imagine ~~~~~Uz:: i :~~ \hroughout to ·take u beautiful 1''""1'·1 ~ Circle make then sew the pieces and other said Karen For more I • ~ Call 422·0756 ·Toll Free 1·800·822·041 7 Visit us online at www.to111peden.com . Take 1-n to Ripley FAiRPLAtN tirteri:hange (e•it 132) Tum North on Route 2t, Dealership Is 3 miles on left . • Taxes, TtJVI, Tide fteS extra. Rehote in!loded in sale prke of new nhide lbted whert applkallle. ·'On approYed credit. On selected models...With spedol GM trade assist off11 which includes troding a '99 or new oolo. See dealer lor details....With conquest trade rebate. Not responsible lor .typoyrophkal errors. Prices good May 4th.through Moy 7th. • & ....... ~~. . . . .lAID • . - 475 South Chw•ch Stl'cct, Ripley • Monday · Satut•llav 9 am 8 11111 • Sunday 1 11111 /tun • Ji~l· ' ~4~)' 4~~- but lbat is Wt~.td4yf.-.;t'.t' ......,,~.'~ ' �•• • r YOUR HOMETOWN :iunbap limti ·ientintl ' - .COMMUNITY (ORNER' Local man returns to -live in parents' home Many . wi II remember Daniel Youn'g, who clogged with the Big Bend Cloggers on Meigs County stages from the time he was a kid unti I he got into his teens and moved on to something else. After ,graduating from -Meigs High School, he went into the Air Force where he's been for the past ' six years. Now Danielnnd his wife, the former Hollie Welch, are coming back to live in hi s childhood home on Happy Hollow. The two bought the house from his parents, Linda and Danny, and are really looking forward to the slower pace of life in Meigs County. As with most people, the couple have accumulated Jots of stuff over the years which they will . be' bringing back from their living quarters near McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. To help with the move, Linda and Danny left Friday morning by Amtrak for · Trenton . On Thursday, after some packing and a little sightseeing, the Jour will head home in two ~chicle s, one pulling a well· filled U-haul. ••• If you' vc. never 'see n Yvonne Richardson of Columbu_s modeling her extensive 40-year collection of Jack McConnell 's designer hats, you might want to jl.ttend her show at the Riverbend Arts Council in Middlep'ort at I p.m. Saturday. Yvonne. daughter of Mary Kay Roush of Forest Run, has had two or three shows here in the past, but that's been · years ago. This year she' ll be doing the show as a benefit for the Arts Council while here visiting with her mother. · On Mother's bay, Yvonne and her husband will cele- This week, Don Young brought by a copy of the A(ril 4 Florida Times-U nion o Jacksonville, Fla. In it thert;: is an editorial about Georgia's recent legislative Charlene action making the Bible a Hoeflich core text fo'r classroom use in the public schools. ·The courses to be offered are History ' and Literature of the Old Testament Era and brate their wedding anniver- the History and Literature of sary by attending services at the New Testament Era. The. the Forest Run Church -the bill, according to the editoriplace where they were rpar- al, provides those two courses be taught. It received the ried 55 years ago. endorsement of both the ••• · After about 30 years of House and Senate in Georgia teaching kindergarten in the and under the bill, Georgia's public schools and 15 years Department of Education-was operating a private pre- given a year to develop a curschool/kindergarten program riculum that will center in facilities at Grace around the Bible. The New York Times in in Episcopal Church reporting about Georgia's Po111eroy, Mary Carolyn Jaw described it as being "the Wiley is retiring. She will be closing Jenart Preschool at ftrst to require that the Bible be the core text." the end of this school year. The editorial concluded Plans are being made by some of \he parents of chi l- with a comment that using dren she taught to host an the Bible as a textbook in open house farewell in her public schools does not viohonor on May 24. Those who late the separation · between have been in school under church and state, since the this ·outstanding teacher and Bible is being us~d as a histheir parents are invited to toric and literary reference. It concluded with the comstop by, extend their welt wishes and enjoy some ment: "Given the influence of retreshment~ between 5 and 8 the Bible on Western civilization, what took it so long?" p.m. ••• ... Apparently the times are a in some places hit songs include "November," Emerson Driv) last per"Last One Standing," "What formetl at the Ariel in If' and more. Emerson Drive December 2004. Fans travelled is scheduled to release their from as far away as Arizona to new album this summer. enjoy the perfonnance in the Joseph Wright, executive the Ariel\ intimate setting, director of the Ariel-A nn with near perfect acoustics. Carson Dater Performing Arts Tickets for Emerson Drive Centre says, "This will be are available for $20, $15 and Emerson Drive's second per- · $12. Tickets may be purr:lwsed . formance at the Ariel. We are by visiting the Ariel-Dater Hall thrilled to present this fantastic box office at -428 Second Ave.,· group to area music lovers." or by calling 446-ARTS (2787). . Qf ll•ll•ll Stover Beck and son of Tom and Jeannette Bee(>, was promote~ to sergeant of the U .5'. Marine Corps on May I, 2006. Beck is currently on a sixmonth deployment to the Persian Gulf in support on the global war on terrorism. He is assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Peleliu. Amphibious assault ships like BY SOLVEJ SCHOU MaternaTea . . . '}. . . ' . *~~ Saturday, M.ay 20, t006_t ... ·11 a.m.Jo ~P·"!· ·~ Gasttop Center Lobby. Paul Daroljphoto > • ' . ~ ~· ·,. ,,.;; ',',,. 1 cl 0 • ' ~ . . .' . !· .., The Dodge Ram Daytona edition offers a unique 11-inch rear spoiler· and special black decals on the quarterpanels. . For the Ram.Daytona edition, fun is the name of the gaffie ,j'•. .Women who are considering startin~ a f.unily are ir!vlted to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital's Mllllrflll1i11 at the Casrrop Center in the O'Bleness • ' . · · Medical Park. . •• ' ' ..!: Guests at the MttternaTe11 event willleafll about plannlng fo~ a.n d managing . pregnancy as wdl as how to best pre~e the the! m!lterniry journey. ~ . ' ',+,. BY PAUL DARST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ' Light refreshments, rea and either bev~r:jges will:be iltiJ ·receive a gift for attending the event. · ~" . .. . . llfatlrn.lr~ is~:. 'limired to 50' gl#!#s. \-. ,:y. -~,~.~ .· ,. :-·. {,;' ' Fqr more in{Qrmatld:n otto ' . ., ~ · . pi'eregister for die' Materna '!ill, call O'Blertess' Community Relations · . Department at (740) 592-9300. . ' . ' "' .i/rHe' ' ,I I ·• a a , - · a a Ia INFLUENZA SUMMITI · ·PANDEMIC · · . . _ a MEIGS COUNTY a a. I WHEN: Friday, May 12, 2006 8:00 am to Noon I I I WHERE: Middleport Church of Christ, 1· . . a _·Family Life Center 437 Main Street, Middleport, OH 45760 Ia aaa _ a a I.a : aa 113 a .- .g and Prevention-, the Ohio Department of . . a : ,...b..._ H~al~h and the M_eig~ County General Health ~ - ~- ..-MEMBERSOFMti•NrEGRAT~J£~~NcECusswiLLcoNovcrscusA ' DlVING DEMONSTRATIONS .a nv-!FlU . ,_..AEP BOAT CREW WILL GIVE DEMOSTRATlQNS OF DECKHANOSKILLS ALL WEEJ(tND · · .· - 1I!! DIStnct are planmng In the event of a ' a _. . Pandem~c Influenza Outbreak in this country, a a Ia Ohio and Meigs County. I a aa . a a = R ·ReS_pond_tO t_hiS_inVitatiOn by May 10,· 2006 111111 ..-wESTERSOILCONSERVATIONDISTIUcrD,JSPLAYT&URS'DAY'&FRIO:A:Y~~1 ·· a by·callmg 740·9,92·6626 Ext. 34 ·a ~ONE OF THE MAIN ATl'RACflONS WILL BE THE ANNIJAL VISIT FROM "OMANCO AQUARIUM" 2280 GALtoN FISH TANK THAT sHowcAS~ Me1gs oun1·y Hea lth D.epa rt men t ~()MrHEOJUoJUvER. . . . 113 a, Frank Gorscak, ERP a 112 East Memorial Drive Suite A 1m Pomeroy, OH 45769 Fax: (740) ·992·0836 Email: .~qgrscak@odh.ohilef;v · · R 1111111 c a I .· I aaaaaaaaa I· J aaaaaaaa . ' 0 ·, • •- M / 0 ,H 0 Jonathan ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER 1 Emerg~ncy Response Coordinator. 1• I Learn what th~ ~enters for Disease Control I ' GALLIPOLIS - USS the Peleliu deploy throughout the world to maintain U.S. presence and rapid response in time of crisis. Sft. They h~erhv e Jonathan as a 1g 1 Y Beck visible deter, rent to wouldbe aggressors and are equipped with the most versa- tile and powerful weapons available. B,eck is in communications with the Low Altitude Air Defense , Marine Air Co.ntrol Group 38, II th Marine Expeditionary Unit (s pecial operations capable) ·stationed out of Camp Pendleton, Calif. · Beck is 2002 graduate of Gallia Academy and joined the Marienes 111 September 2002. a 'Dog Whisperer' Cesar Millan sueq by pet owner aa · · a SPEAKERS : Dr. Doug Fisher, SE Ohio Suba Region One Public Health and RMRS a Coordinator: I· Jo~ah ~ong,_ SE Ohio Sub-Region One a Ep1dem1olog1st, · . . . · !u •·cLarry Marshall, Meigs County Health . . . g . ommiSSIOner, . a • Frank Gorscak, Meigs County Health ' Sundar, May 7, 2oo6 T. Beck, husband of Kristina aa~aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa He was promoted to lance corporal on May I. Williams is a 2003 graduate of Gallia Academy Lance Cpl. High School Anthony and attended Williams college for two years prior to enlistmehnt in the Marine Corps. He is the son of . Charles and Christine (Bahr) Williarns of Gallipolis. alii/J COMMUNI1'Y ROAD TEST~--- Beck deployed to Persian Gulf Sunday, May 7, 2006 Uj ~ OW)t . L-V'IV•J"l/. If franchised businesses are of any interest, you can Jearn all about them at a franchise show which will be held June 17 at Veterans Memorial in Columbus. Sources for franchises can sometimes be dif!icult to connect with and at that show, about 200 franchisors will speaking and providing free one on one business counseling. (Charlene Hoeflich is general manager of The Daily Sentinel in Pomeroy.) Local Marine wins promotion · GALLIPOLIS - Lance Cpl. Anthony J. Williams graduated .from Marine Corps Boot Camp on Nov. 23, 2005, at Parris Island, S.C. He completed combat training in January 2006, after which he was sent to .Camp Pendleton, Calif., ·for his Military Occupational in School (MOS) Amphibious Assult Vehicles (AAV). He completed his MOS March 31 and has been stationed at Camp Lejeune, N.C. GALLIPOLIS - Country recording artists Emerson Drive is scheduled to perform their hils at the Ariel- Ann Carson Dater Performing Arts Centre on Wednesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. Winner of the 2003 "Academy of Country Music's Best New Vocal Group award; Emerson Drive is known for their high-energy performance style, and fresh sounds. Their . PageC3 ~unba~· vtimes -~enttne( Eruerson Drive to perform locally June 14 _ ••• Along with several others in Meigs County, Tonya Lavender of Chester, a substitute bus driver for Meigs Local ,was one of the supP.ort people for actors in the ftlming of "We Are .... Marshall." She was the driver for the lead actor, Matthew McConnaughey, and enjoyed every minute of it. changin' anyway. PageC2 a aaaaa .. i I . Daytonas come in two colors: grammed headrests and a Silver metallic and a burnt numbered plaque on the orange called "Go Man Go." dashboard. The cloth seats on GALLIPOLIS - It tloesn't Both come with blackout the model we tested offered a take long to see the difference decals that spell "Daytona" comfortable ride. The quad between an average Dodge on the quarterpanels. They cab version of the Daytona Ram 1500. pickup and a also feature a hood scoop, a offers plenty of room for up Daytona. e.d it ion . body-colored grill , 20-inch to six, although tall adults Besides coming in iwu spe- chrome-clad aluminum might be· a lillie cramped in cial paint schemes, they also wheels, twin-chrome tip the back seats. have another feature that Is tailpipes and the spoiler. Overall, the special ediunique - an I l-inch rear The spoiler took a little get- tions offer a quiet ride. But spoiler. But that should give ling used to. At first, it ham- when you step on the gas, the an indication about this pered the picture in the rear twin pipes can make the ride ·truck's main purpose: Fun. view mirror, but by the end of a little noisy. But to those We took a test drive of one the test · drive, that was no who like power, that is a of the regular cab versions of longer a problem .. What beautiful sound. the 2005 Daytona edition appears to be a bigger issue Possibly the biggest .drawRarn from Norris Northup with the spoiler is hauling back to the Daytona edition is Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep · this cargo. To load items of any the gas mileage. The EPA past week. On our trip around size, the spoiler would have ·mileage listed on the model the Gallipolis area, we were to come off. Removing it · we tested Is l3' mpg in town able to try out the Daytona · isn't really difficult, but it .and 17 mpg on the highway. Another disadvantage is the edition in town and on the could be inconvenient. Inside, the Daytona fea- · price. The price on the reguopen highway. · . Like other Ram models, tures a leather-wrapped steer- lar cab model we drove is the Daytona offers a 5.7- ing wheel, Daytona mono- $38,905. liter Herni engine that produces 345 horsepower, and a five -speed automatic · NAILS! NAILSI NAILSI . transmi.ss ion . . During our Congratulations Cheryl Caudiff ride throu~h town. the of the The Tan Shak. Cheryl has graduated from the Daytona offered a smooth Huntington School of Beauty Culture of Huntington, WV. She · ride and plenty of power for graduated at the top of her claQin Nail Technician. burs ts o( speed when needCall for an appointment. She does Scutpturea, GeJ Nella, ed. But it' was when we hit Acrylics. Any type of manicures, pedicures and ahe also does U.S. 35 that the truck really Nail Artl So come and get a proleaatonaiJob. showed its true stripes.The · You wttt love the• nalla. V8 power plant got the SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF MAY/ truck up to speed in no time . . Set of Nslls & Pedicure for $75.00. Bolli Regurllly $85.00 The special edition offers smooth hand I ing and a fairly s•i10oth ride, despite sitting on a.sturdy Dodge Ram suspension. 1404 Eastern Ave: • Gallipolis, OH 45631 Driving tlown the highway in this truck, you're sure to 446-7425 turn a . few heads. The . Peppi• ' Plte4~ »jl u~:··· D ' r»~~ · RI~ A~~ ~'D ~ ·4_ 'Vi"UJ:Jltl "" pm i!"ft .-~ ....._ . ~ - - t ' September 8-20, ~006 "9' ~ . . . ,. ---- ' Including travels to England, Belgiu.qt, Holl~d, G~rmany1 Austria, . .. . Switzerlanl(t France · · ~r INCLUDED FEATURES ,, ·· . . ~ . . ' .; ·· ,' 'LONDON Sighl,eeing with tocaf guld•, vltlt St. Paul' o Calhe4fal"' t~'tlit CllansJng ~~the 'Glll!d 'L<;!NDON-BRUSSELS by Eurostor,traln ' . ., .,' ' • AMSTERDAM Canal cndfe, diamond polllhingdemonstraHon, eighloetlng with local gUide, vllllt • "'' ' t Rt-mbrandt's ma~ttrp1eces. , 'COLOGNE Visll the cothedral "RHINE cruise •HEIDELBERG Orientation & picture stop of the castle •!toni~ BURG Orientatl.on of !he walled !own '!MUNJCij SlghJt!telng willr localgu'idt, vtsll Marienplatz I< the Old Plriakolhe~ •JNNSBRlJCJ< Orientalion ln'cludlng the Golden Roof ,'LIECHTENSTEIN Stop In Vaduz . ·; ·, _· '' , , '•tUCBRNE Wal~ing mur lt~<}"dl.n8 lhel#n MonWI\ent"' tht Wooden, lltt.{ge· •PARIS .S ightseeing with Jot.. glllde ~~~~~ U<end Elfflil Tower , . , . •SCENIC- HIGHLIGHTS Rhino Valley; Romantic Road, llavarlan and. l)ttol~PAlpo . .~Roundtrip motorcoach bank to airport " •Roundtrip a)rfare, all !axe• •oeluxe hotel accomodations, baggage handHng , "2, full English breakfaslt, 9 buffet breaklaete and 41hmo cou""' dlnnemlncludinaa ..,tlcamo 4IRMr In Am~rdam. •Deluxe motorroach tranoporlalil>n throufhoul lou~ .UI oJahboeoing admiosions •Can.c~llaflon insuranct! ' ' • !'Ill •E..,orted by Mary Fowler, Oiredor Peoplto Choice uid all local guld.. • . PiHiplaa Ch~ce Ia e dlvlalon of Cftr liattonel . . nk, Membet FQJC r ' ' • lnsltml Meu~ging • No Contract If you or your child has an Eye Infection, call now••• ft VIII Of Yltlr 1111111 (1 ym or olftr) CUIII!tlly hn Ill EYt tiiiiCIIiNt. he or she may q!13Nfy lor a raseareh study of an illV!Stlgatlonal medlcil)l! for patients wllh an Eye lntectlon. . Yotl ar ra••hllti!NJ l!lllllfy ~you hm the folttwitng symptoms: 740 448 7601 • eye lid swelling • scaling or crusting around the eye lid -n:IGiutiooi<OrJI.oom _'fhll _ _ _ _ , • redness around eye ltda • nchlng or d!Ynoss or 11111-fiW 1-877·45-STUDY L4JHOLZER ~CtiNIC - Stvdy Pllflcl- will receive eye exams and study 11illlld medlt;al ca1111 no chJ~. You may be comptflllted tor your time and travel. Dedication Service Su~day, May 7, 2006 2:30 p.m. Guest Speaker: Vernon Maddox ·. Director of Church Ministries Regular Services Sunday Schooi ................... Sunday 9:30a.m . Morning Worship ............. &unday 10:30 a.m. Evening Worship ............... Sunday 6:00p.m. Adult, Youth, Chi,ldren's Bible Study & Program Wednesday 7:00p.m. First Church of God 1723 St Rt 141 ' Gallipolis, OH 45631• (740) 446-4404 Pastor Paul E. Voss . ALSO INCLUPEI! • back inner thighs," according · . to the lawsuit. Workers at the facility were accused in the suit of placing a choke , collar on the dog, pulling him onto a treadmi 11 and forcing him to pverwori{. Come Celebrate With Us! of • 0~ National Bank : Dt-_-;;-.... ~ ~ ;,:'"_.;; ~ LOS ANGELES -A television producer sued dog trainer Cesar Millan, star of TV's "Dog Whisperer," claiming his Labrador retriever was injured at Millan's training facility after being · choked with a collar and forced to run on a treadmill. · In the lawsuit filed Thursday in Superior Coun, "8 Simple Rules" producer Flody Suarez said he took .5-year-oid Gator to the Dog Psychology Center on Feb. 27 to deal with fears of other dogs and strangers. Hours after dropping off the dog, .Suarez said, a work- er called to tell him the animal had been rushed to a veterinarian. Suarez later found the dog "bleeding fro.t;n his mouth apd nose, in an oxygen tent gasping for breath and . with severe brujsing to his ' ' Wee Care Day Care (740) 446-2440 . Administrator: Diana Sanders . ' , '.; ' �' PageC4 CELEBRATIONS 6unbap limr• ·itntintl ' Middleport • Pomeroy- Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV Sunday, May 7, 2006 _. • •I • Page C5 • • •• • Dr. and Mrs. Michael RIGSBY-JONES ENGAGEMENT .GA'-<LlPOLIS - Kendra "Jody" Rigsby and Joseph Isaac Jones are announcing their engagement and forthcoming marriage. The open church wedding will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 20, 2006, at Vinton Baptist Church, State Route 160, with Pastor Marvin Sallee officiating. A reception will be held immediately following the ceremony in the church fellowship room. Jody is the daughter of Gwendolyn and Mark Fain of South Point, and Kenneth and Cheryl Pancake of.Pedro. Joe is the son of John I. and Judy A. Jones c;>f Gallipolis. RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Hill of Racine, announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Heather RaeAne, to Jamie Jones, son of the late Curtis Jones and Vivian Roark. He is the stepson of Harold Roark of Cleveland. The bride-elect is a 1993 graduate of Southern High School. She received her degree of applied science in medical assisting in 1996 from Hocking College, and will graduate in September with an associate degree in nursing. Her fiance is a 19.90 graduate of Southern. High School and attended De Vry College. He is a dispatcher/EMT for the Emergency Medical Services of Meigs County. The private celebration of marriage will be observed on Saturday, May 20, 2006, on the 95-year-old Victorian stairs of the Racine Municipal Building. Mayor J. Scott Hill, brother of the bride, will officiate. KELLY I . 'ANNIVE-R SARY ,' Sunday Times-Sentinel -· «·up atnight? * *~drotne. . 1\il, Tbls study Is being Cf)fjducted at Holzer Clinic. Call today lor more Information a~outlhls and other studies. •'' ,n ~ K:-I:K su&ess, Bo Bunny Making Memories &More ' '. With -.y fiu!Chal• til June 5th Sigr'IUp1oWin A .. 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Evenlnp by appointment 748-992-2550 : Basic Grey, .TRUNK SHOW* 7404467601 or to/1-lreel -Bn -45-STUOY www.researchsolutlonscorp.com &~ §ive VHom Sonwthing ~c:ial {for VHotlwr's 'Day Bring in this ad Mon-Thurs. for .t ~ John & Belinda Dean Ow11ers Urs: M·Sat 9·5 New Products Are Here! For general Relay for Life infonnation. please contact: It" ' ( . (Across from Fisher Funeral Home) j~ ~ 992~1182 \ )' SHEAR ILLUSIONS · S. 2nd Ave. . Middleport, Ohi';' ~(~ Joan Schmidt at (740) 446-4728 or ' ' / '~ ' tiv-~ ; Stylists: Paula Harris Trudy Lyons Lois Oiler Janice Grimm For information reganling luminaries, please colllaci: • ~ get fior Mom.? We have gift certificates! Alpine Trees, Several Sizes of Metal Barn stars~ Americana, Longaberger totes, Gift items, and Movie Rentals . Dish Network Dealer • Is Insom~l~ ~P_ting your nights? If you are 18 to 64 years ~f age and...,~ sleeping 3 to 4 times a week you may qualify to p~ ln a cllnlcal research study to detennlne the safety and clf~ness of an investigational medication. Qualified partidpants may receive ~dy related medication and study re)aled evaluations at no ~:~mpensation for lnddental COSIS and travel may be proVided. No :ye~ lnsurrmce Is necessary. This study ls not for patients with sleep apnea or restless leg 11 ...,,r• , • We buy and sell • We provide ebay service Friday 4 PM until RELAY FORUFE• Saturday 10 AM ' I • Antiques, Collectibles &.. .Modern Decor . June 2 and 3 " ~ I Relay for Life "'<~~~ • ~'c~· Not sure what to • GALLIA COUNTY . . . ., .. i, • SYRACUSE - Krista Marie. Ahrns and Michael Todd McKelvey were united in marriage on Feb. II, 2006, at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Minster, Ohio. The bride is the dau~hter of Richard and Janice Ahrns of Minster. The groom IS the son of Marvin and Eleanor McKelvey of Syracuse, and the grandson of Hazel McKelvey and the late William McKelvey of Portland and the late Gebrge and Genevieve S<;hneider of Syracuse. ' The 2 p.m. ceremony was officiated by the Rev. Rick Nieberding. Soloists Joanne Suh, friend of the bride,' and Jim , Mauer, were accompanie(l by organist Amy Noy kos and trumpeteer Larry Coppess. • '. The dinner-dance reception was held at Romer's Banquet Hall in Celina, Ohio. The bride was given away by her father, Richard. She wore a strapless diamond white ball gown with an embroidered medallion under the bust line heavily beaded with pearls and crystals with a cathedral length train. Her two-tiered fingertip veil was trimmed with satin cording that matched her dress. She carried a bouquet of ivory and pale pink roses accented with pink heather and pine with her late maternal grandmoth.• _er's rosary woven through. The matron of honor was Krista Monroe, best friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were' Brooke Roetgerman·, Heidi Bardonaro, Kelly Bernhold and Heather Cusick, all friends of the bride, Melissa McKtilvey, sister-in-law .of the groom, and Pamela Koshar and Kelli Kelly, sisters of the bride. Madison Kelly, niece of the bride, served as junior bridesmaid. ' The attendants wore claret satin tea-length strapless dresses with off the shoulder jackets that were closed with a silver, rhinestone and pearl broach. They carried nosegay bouquets of ivory roses and glittering red berry accents. Jay McKelvey served . as his brother's best man. Groomsmen were Br.ian Tscholl, John Sikora, Adam Fosnaugh, Mason Fisher, Bryan Lynn and Daniel Rasor, all friends of the groom, and Scott Kelly, brother-in-law of the bride. Tom Ahrns and William Koshar, brother and brother-inlaw of the bride, served as ushers. . The bride is a 1994 graduate of Minster High School and a 1999 graduate of ·The Ohio 'State University College of . Pharmacy. She is currently employed as a pharmacy manager with the Kroger Co. in c;=olumbus. · The bridegroom is a 1994llraduate of Racine Southern High Scilool, 1998 .graduate of Mtami University, and a 2002 graduate of The Ohio State University College of Medicine. He is currently completing his residency in dermatology at Ohio State University Medical <;:enter. Following a honeymoon in St. Lucia, British West Indies, the couple will make their home in Hilliard, Ohio.· BABIN -DRESSEL ENGAGEMENT . Subscribe today • 992-2155 or 446-2342: • . POMEROY - Gerald. and Bonnie Kelly of Pomeroy will Mlchae.l Dressel and Lori Babin celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary on May 10, 2006. They were married in the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, which they presently attend. · . Kelly is the son of the late Charles and Gratus Kelly of Mason, W.Va., and Mrs. Kelly is the daughter of Polly Eichinger of Pomeroy and the late Allen Eichinger. . They are the parents of Dennis (Mary) Kelly of GALLIPOLIS - Br. Michael Babin of Columbus and Mrs. Hollywood, Fla., and Darla (Doug) Staats of Pomeroy, and Sue Fisher of Wilmington, Del. , are pleased to announ.ce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Lori have four grandsons. · Marie Babin, to Michael Eugene Dressel. · Michael is the son of Mike and Judy Dressel of Gallipolis, Do you use tobacco products? Are you interested and the late Renee Oesch Dressel, and l'atrici;t Dressel of in talking about smoking and quitting? Tell us Gallipoli s and the late William E. Dressel. The bride-elect is a graduate of Columbus State College what you think. We are looking for women who with a degree in respiratory therapy. . · . currently smoke cigarettes _or who ha'!e been The groom is a 1999, graduate of Gallia Academy High using nicotine replacement therapy for more than School and is currently employed as a supervisor with a med- three months. Participate in a group discussion in ic.al distribution company in Columbus. · Gallipolis and earn $25. For more information about this study, please call Amy Ferketch a.t The Ohio State University. Toii .Free 1-866-770-7376 . . ' PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE.\ .. • •• ' AHRNS-MCKELVEY WEDDING HILL-JONES ENGAGEMENT Jody Rigsby and Joseph Jones r- McKelvey • l'or l.ik ·- •• .-,~-: ~ 155 N. Second Middleport, Ohio -_. (.. Hrs : ~-F·9-6. Sur. 9-.1 740-992-1900. 40-60% Off Everyday! r / o \ 1111 ' 1 i1 . 111 ( .lllll'l' Sol'il'l \ I'() Bo\ '1 . ( .allipoli,, (Ill 4.'1t31 •• J ,. I • �'\ WWII\""U1' "- ""'"' . ~ttnba!' m:tmes -~entinel . INSIDE Down on the Farm, Page 02 HOLZER CLINIC \ ' Sunday, May 7, 2006 the Bringing you the latest Health care News May • IS 1-lealthy Vision _Month ' May is Healthy Vi sion Month . The National Eye Institute, National Insti tute for Occupational Safety and Health , and the National ' Safety Council are co-sponsors of thi s month. Their goal is to provide infonnation and materials t.o educate employers and empl oyees about the importance of reducing eye injuries by wearing properly fitted protecti ve eye wear. For the first time, vi sion obj ectives have also been included in Healthy Peopl e 20 I 0, a national disease prevention initiati ve th at identifies opportunities to improve th e hea lth of all Ameri cans. Sponsored by the U.S. Depa11111ent of Health and Human Services, Healthy Peopl e identifies the most significant preventabl e threats to health , and establishes ·national goals to reduce th ese threats. These objectives ·are: I. Increase the proportion of persons who have a dilated eye exa,mination every two years. Many eye diseases and disord ers have no symptoms or early warning signs. Dilated eye exams should be performed a.t appropriate intervals to detect changes in the retina or optic nerve .orboth. Eye care profess ionals can view the back of the eye for subtle changes and, if necessary, initiate treatment at the right tim e. 2. Increase the proportion of preschool c,hildren _aged 5 years and under who receive vi sion screenmg. Many vision problems begin we llliefore children reach school. Every effort must be n1ade to ensure that children receive a s creening exam from their health care provider before they reach age· 5. Early recognition of disease results in more effective treatment that can be· sight saving or even life savmg. 3. Reduce uncorrected visual impainnent due to refractive errors. Approximately 60 percent of Arpericans have refractive errors or defects that could be corrected to give them sharper vision. 4 . Reduce blindness and vi sual impailinent in children and adolescents aged I 7 years and under. Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common condition in which images of distant obj ects are focused in front of, instead of on, the retina. Myopia occurs in approximately ;15 percent of the U.S,·population . In children, myopia is found in 2 percent of those entering first grade and 15 percent of those entering high school. · 5.Reduce vi sual impairmeni; due to diabetic retinopathy People with diabetes are at ri sk of developing dia- betic retinopathy, a major cause of vision loss. Be,cause early diagnosis and timeiy treatment have been shown to prevent vision loss in more th;m 90 percent of patients, health care practice g ~idelines recommend an annual dilated eye exam for all peopl e with diabetes. Studies indicate, however, that many people with diabetes do not get an annual dilated eye exam. "f.'trr~r l't't'OI(II ition of di.,·ease in llwt·e effective treatmNrt tlwt c•tm be sight .\·avi11g or t'\'t•n 1~/'e. scn,ing. '' r(•.;;lilt\· An estimated 50 percent of patients are too late for treatment to be effective! diagnos~d 6. Reduce visual impairment due to glaucoma. Glaucoma is a major public health problem in this country. The d!sease causes progressive optic nerve damage that, if left untreated, leads to vision loss. An estimated 3 million people in the United States ha:ve the disease; of these, as many as 120,000 are blind as a result. Fut;thermore, glaucoma is the number one cause of vision loss in African Americans. Treatments to slow the ·progression of the disease are available. However, at least half of the people who have glaucoma are not receiving treatment because ·they are unaware ·oftheir condition! 7. Reduce visual impairment due to cataract Cataract is a leading cause of vision loss. ·This disorder sometimes occurs in children, but most frequently occurs in adults age 50 and older. The only treatment for cataract is surgica·l removal of the lens, followed by implantation of an artificial lens at the time of surgery or the subsequent use of cor.rective lenses. Approximately 1.35 million cataract . operations are performed annually at an estimated ' '. cost of $3.5 billion. 8. Reduce occupational eye injuries resulting in lost work days; Reduce occupational eye injuries treated in emergency departments. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that nearly three out of every five workers injured were not wearing eye protection at the time ofthe accident or the wrong kind of eye protection for ~h~ job. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard s require that employers provide workers with suit<1bl e eye protection. To be effective, the eyewear must be of the appropriate type for the hazard encountered and properly fitted . It is estimated that 90% of eye injuries can be 'prevented through the use of proper protective eye- . wear on the job! . 9. Increase the use of personal protective eyewear in recreational activities and hazardou s situations around the home among children 6-17 years. Increase the use of protective eyewear In recreational activities and hazardous situations around the home among adults 18 years and over. Almost all eye injuries can be prevented. Many sports and recreation activities, including baseball, basketball, tennis, racquetball, and hockey, carry some ri sk of eye injury. Some injuries may go unnoticed because only one eye is involved. Activities at home, such as cooking and yard work, also may present eye injury risk. · In this illustration provided by Homestore Pl ans and Publications Designers NetwClfk, characterisUc stucco, complemented by a clay-tile roof and pienty of windows,' spice up this Mediterran::nP:::'~~ ~ ·<"Versatile horne 10. Increase the use of vision rehabilitation services by people with visual impainnents; 1 Increase the use of adaptive devices by people with vi sual impaim1ents. Peopl e with low vision (the legally blind and/or visually impaired) need an interdisciplinary approach to rehabilitation. Eye specialists play an important role in rehabilitation through diagnosis . and management of the low vision patient and prescribing optical, non-optical and electronic devices providingthis population with the best use of remaining vi sion . .Treatment plans include but are not limited tb prescription, vi sl)al rehabilitation · training/therapy, education and interdisciplinary consultation . DETAILS: . ft Exterior wall #: ------------------------ Name: _____ ~------------~ Foundation options: Slab Addre>S: ______ ~·--·-----_:..----~Cit y: MORRIS AND JAMES CAREY FOR AP WEEKLY FEATURES T Stephen E.. Popper, D.O., Ph.D., M.P.H. ,• he idea was to e11joy the added strength provided by the .:oncretc while at the same time creal' ing a barrier betwee n the post and the earth - all in hope s of improving lasting qual ity. Whoops, . it doesn't work. Actually, concrete is iii most as porous as din and it'does not prevent the wood it surrounds from being attacked by mois· ture . In fact, just the opposite is true. A concrete pier is a veritable resting place for and a nestin g 13" 11P CIG . \. . I ' . ' i 1Uvlng Aoom 1 1158 1' • • cataract.Surgery • Diabetic Eye care Children's .E,xams r "' • " ' • ' . 740.446.5421 HOLZER CLINIC Medical Excellence. · Local Caring: • Bedroom 2 ,2'11' ' 13 4 clg • 11° • 11" ] , i ,' I· IU0 elg. '. 7:: Dining 14c • 11' 1S0 Cf!iJ HDS-99-185 I I' i •:::~---- . In this illustration provided by Homestore Plans and Publications Designe rs Network, the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Stare:___ . ZIP:_ _ _'-- · gourmet kitchen offers both a spaciou s layout and numerous amen ities. slight angle. Tack the top of the two-by· fotir support to th e porch bean with one or two 16d ho.x nai ls. For. safety, lay another two-by.four on the porch and wec]gc it between the base of the tWO· by·fo ur supf)OI1 and' something solid like a planter or the front of the hou se. A couple of connectors will make either job qui ck and easy. Keep in mind that you ,;an use either connector for whicheve r repa ir you c hoo.~e . The first hanga[ is a post base and is a surface-moun ted con· nector. The second one, the column 'base, is designed to be imhedded in ·cbncrete. This is place for rot. That 's why porch and patio posts often tend to rot at tl1e very hott om where the · wood comes into contact witl1 the concrete: If you di scover thai you have ·thi s condition. don't go for the jac kh ammei\ Yoti have a flat - not a blowout. You have two repair choic· , es and neither one requires concrete removal : yoti can fully replace the post, or you can trim an inch of the very bottom of tile po.st and repair it usil)g a meta l post bracket. In eitller case. you will need to temporarily brace whatever it is that the. po.\t supports a porch beam, for example . M.easure the distance I between the porch and the beam, add a half-inch to your measurement and cut a two- . i by-four to Ihat length. Nex t, J snugly ·wedge the two-byfour betwee n tile beam and ,1 the porch. Don't try to get the brace perfectl y plumb. It was ' cut too long so it could be "wedged'' into place. Whe n snugged up it wi ll be at a • Covtred Pltio /' ' the one you would use if you were, to dig out the old post and repl ace it with concrete. Now it 's time to determine whether io repl ace the entire post or just the lowest inch or so. Use· a screwdri ver to prod the suspec t area or the post. Whereve r the blade easil y penetrates the surface, you can be sure rot exists. lf t hc rot is confined to the area immediately adjace nt to the concrete simply cut off the lowest inch of the post. Here's how: First, cut the post uff at the concrete. Lay a handsaw on ·its side ri ght on the concrete and cut away. Next. tack the post in place with a coupl e -· a rotten post of nails or screws (you'll have to toenail here). This will hold the post in place while the sec. ond cut is made. Making the second cut is easy when you use the fol lowing technique : Lay a oneinch. thi ck spacer on · the porch (a piece of .wood , a book. whatever). Lay the side of your hand saw on the spacer using it as a guide to make a perfect second cut that will remove slightl y more than one-iill'h of material between the porch and what is now the new bottom of the post. At this point the porch post should be literally hanging off the beam about an inch away from the concrete. TI1c hard installing a new post will be pan is done. All you have to do necessary. Simply make a sin.· now is insert a post base brack- glc· cut into tile post at the et and a spacer into the void. porch and swing it out to dis· Pu sh the . po>t to the side connect it frnmthe beam (you just enough to mount th e may have to first un-nail a brack et pver th e ~x i s tin g bracket at the location where hole. Nail or bolt it in phtce. · the post meets the beam) ..Cut insert the on e- inch spacer and a new post In fit a11d use one swing the post intp the co n- or the two previously inen· nector and nail i1 to the bot· · ti< meJ,muunt i ng procedures. tom of the po~ t. If the wouJ And that 's all there is to it. in the post hol e is completely ·disintegrated, then dig it nul f'or more hom e improveand fill it with ,;oncrcte. In merit lipi allll information this situation an "im bedded"· ••i.1i1 our Web .1ile at style connector can be plaeed' http:II www.m11 h ehouse.com in the wet concrete pat ch. nr call " ·' at (800) 737-2474 ·. If the rot is excessive and every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 travels up the po st. thc'n p.m. ED7: The Holzer Cardiovascular Institute welcon1es Howard Kander, MD, FACC 1 · Dr. Reaves is certifted by the Arrierican Board of Ophthalmology./ · . . Lisa H. Reaves, MD Plan framing: '2x4 BY . I 161 ·Repairing·- not replacing Eye Examinations and Q?mplete Eye Oare / -... ll«<room . Onlme: Go to http://www.houseoftheweek.com and type the plan # mto the field labeled "Enter Plan # ." The llownloadable study plans are avuilable fot $ 10. plus state and local sal es tiix. By m11il: Clip and cqmplete thi s form . Include a check or money order lor $ 10, plus state and local sa les tax, payable to House of the Week. Mail to: House of the Week P.O. Box 75488 . St. Paul, MN 55 175-0488 Baths: 2 1/2 Main floor: .2,397 sq . ft. Total living area: 2,397 sq. ft. · Garage: 473 sq . Your provider should be talking to you about your eye health ,especially if)ou are diabetic or have a family history of vision problems. Holzer Clinic is here for you - close to you and yours. r - - - - - - - - - - - -60°-------...,-- - - -c,. ,, By ~hone: Call (866) 772- 101 3. Reference the plan number. Bedrooms: 3+ moi st.ure - • • To receive the study plan for this home, order by phone, online, or by mail. . H~S-99-185 .· " iterranean look (AP) - Thi s captivating design. plan HDS· · flankin g storage shelves adorn a media wall in 99- t 85 by the Designers' Network of the large family room. Homeplans, pan of Move, is in trodu ced by front Occupying an entire wing of the home, and .landscaping that includes stri kin g column s, a hidden behind handsome doubl e doors, the mascourtyard with a fount ain. and a private garden. ter .suite is bathed in sunli ght. A private garden The open int erior comm ands altention with · expansive glass ami soaring cei lings throu ghout. has an elegant ova l tub. . The floor plan covers 2.3lJ7 square feer of liv· A downloadable study piau of this lwu~e mg space. including general information on building , Inside, the foyer 's hi gh ceiling ex tends into the adjoining dinin g room, wh ich is set off by a costs and . financing, is available at http:llwww.houseoftheweek.com. To receive. a glass·block wall. With tioth a li ving mom and a famil y·room , · study plan by mail, please jill out the following the home is versatil e enough to fit any li festyle. order form . Be sure to refererlce the plan numA step-down soflit frames · the ~e ntral living ber. To view hundreds of home designs, visit room , as does a pair of elllry columns. A rear hay our · Web site at overlooks a large covered patio. A fireplace and http:flwww.lwuseojlheweek.com. Interventional Cardiology Dr. Kander is seeing patients at the Holzer Cardiovascular Institute in - I ' . Gallipolis an d Jackson, Ohio. Dr. Ka nder is Board Certified in J ntemal Medicine and has pcrform t.-d thousands of a ngioplasty and stenting procedures, as well as cardiac cathetcrizati ons. • ., HOLzER CARDIOVASCULAR ' To schedule an appointment, please call 740.446~5002 ' .• f :.... - �PageD2 iunbap lfmtl ·itntinel Sunday, 2006 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Sunday, May7, 2006 EXTENSION CORNER 'SUNDAY PUZZLER Spots of blooming wisteria trees seen locally BY HAL KNEEN Home fru it growers, moni tor your trees for pests. Fruit Have you noticed the pur- trees have several insects and ple clusters of flowers high in di seases that require spraying the . trees along the Ohio every I0 to 14 days • with River? There are some spots insecticides and fungicides. of blooming wisteria vmes The drye r the wea ther, the with hanging flower clusters, greater the time period however, most are the upright between sprays. Before spraying, make sure blooms of the Princess tree or Royal Paulownia; Paulownia the pest are in your orchard: tomentosa. This plant was Walk your home orchard on a imported from China in the daily basis and check individearly I 800s and was named ual fruit and leaves for damafter Princess Paulowna from . age. Overcrowding of fruit may cause fruit size to the Netherlands. If you are try ing to ·propa- become too small and create gate thi s tree, start either situations for di seases and from seed in the fall or from pests to exi st. Peaches, apples, nectarines stem or root cunings in the late summer or early winter and pears need to be spaced · months. Young plants or along the plant's branches plants cut down often send up about every four to five inchsprouts I 0- 12 feet in height es so they can grow to full with large leaves, three foot size. Many home growers use in diameter in the first year. their closed fi st as an easy Later growth is half as great · measuring stick, when thinin continuing years. It prefers ning out exce ss fruit. For furwell drained, fertile soil with ther information, stop by the ample summer moisture and extension 'office and purchase shelter from strong winds. . Bulletin 780 , "Controlling The Ohio River Valley is at Diseases and In$ects in Home its northern climatic zone, so Fruit Pl antings," or go on line don't expect to see it much at www.ohioline.osu .edu. further north of our region. ••• Take a drive upnver ••• through the Racine, Letart, Big Bend and Portland areas to see the multitude of vegetable fi elds planted with sweet corn , tom atoes and peppers. Pl asti c raised beds of soil are now the "norm," thus providing warmer soil temperatures and less weed culti vation. Under the pl astic is irrigation tape, so if the expected drought appears thi s year. farmers can ~till harvest a crop if they irrigate. The southeast states are complainiqg about drought conditions in their vegetable fields already. Fresh, locally grown produce will soon be here. The American Heritage Celebration being held in Middleport on May 20 from I0 a.m. until 3 p.m., is planning a Farmers Market and are ih:viting all growers to bring produce and plants to sell. Hope to see you there. If you need more details, please call Donna Hartson at 992- ACROSS 1 Player oo a stage 6 RUle ol - 119 Complain 16 Kind olenergy 21 One ollhe Three 121 Seem/ugly (2 wds.) 122 Plant dsease 124 Pieiel 126 "The Raven• author · 23 Talks wildly 241l")!~ng 25Chatter 26 '0ie down 27 Say a few words 28 Evans "' l:lamlllon 29 "And - r 30 Genetic matliriai 31 Descartes or Coly 33 Singer - MeEn11re 35 Jowol 36 Slate toithout p-ool 39 Belief 43 Certain voll!f (ahbf.) 44 lJJ)perdassmen (al>br) . 45Comtort Cot!on and~ 49- Abner 51 lmpartinenl 54 Helped 57CI)'ofsorrow 47 59 - von Bisrnlm< 63 ·Eievalion (abbr.) 64 Mary - Evans 66 Go by boat 66 Hanklnd fruit 69 Faat galt 70 FltiJod 12 The ·r , 74 Coral ridge 76 Cookout lam 78 Legal wrong 79 ParlhenOn's IOcaticn 0010. (Hal Kneen is the Meigs County Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator, Ohio State University Extension.) 110 Sleeps 114 City in Hawaii 1 17 Lose feathers 1.1 Hippoaome Stooges 22 Sl<lnftlnt 127 Uncommon 128 Celebration 129 Positive 131 Unfair prelllfllnce 133 C!y DI~V~H~Zement 135 Dlfected Wotx;j plant 137 Loog chai< 1S9 N!imal wi1h antlers 141 The llldet wortd 143 Extreme d4¥'ee 145 Memorize 147 Equines . • 149 Swllcl1 pD6I1Ion 152 Brfllsh """ in Asia 154 length of lime 157 Greek goddess 181 Zero 152 Field 164 Cui!IJ'e medum 165 The 1\ldmen!s 136 187 Epic: Feel~ 16!1 Homer 170 Satre bly 173la1al 175llltled 177 EfiiOoUrf· 178 WOf1d.weorlness 179 Entertainment award 11l0 w.lght un/1 181 ()g8rlc COOipOUnd 182 Sound reaaon/ng 183 The """ here 164 ~.be sago 82 Aaveal 64 Tavern . 86~padcerl 87 Town i~ Otdahoma 91 - de vie 92 Rocky hill 93 Have a meal 95 Rounded handle 97 Twiot out of shapo 99 Fern. title RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAl GREAT LOW PRICES ON ROLLOFF CONTAINERS www.rumpke.com DOWN 1 First Greel< letter 2 Bumell or King 3 FiShnet ' 4 Table scrap 5 Whiskey 6 Govt. ager'll (hyph.) 7 blllllecue 8 Can. f'l&9lb<r J""'""'"" 9Brillsh/englh 10Engilndet 11 Weapons s1od<piie 12 Knocl< 13 Holiday lime 14 Approach 15 Invited 100 Bum 101 Arrow part 102 Baffling question 103 Fla~ for cordial$ Redden Body fat ' 109 Blossom 111 B\Jrn with steMl 105 107 112 Playing cerd 113 Sowing necessity 115 Frequently 116 Everyday 118 Decorate 120 ZocSae sign 123 Made an effort 125 Chinese 'way' 16 Dell meal 17 Sash for • kimono 18 Veams 19 Snake 20 Ult8 and lois 30 'Gloria In ExMis/9 -' 82 Bird beak 34 HH hard 37 A leiter 38 Sparish paint... 40 Ohio team 41 Applau(l 4l! •- Gantry" 46 Knot 46 Brown pfgrneot 50 JadqJol tian1e 51 Low<ai lJnch 52 ..\lvtnlle heroine 53 Slrid 55 Pinna 56 Food regimen 56 Ar1slcaa1ic 60 Food fish 61 Human 1M/< 82 Aquatic manmal 65 Recent (prefixI 87 Wanton look 71- Plesa ibod amount 73 Farm !IOOnd 75 Jetted 77 Line ol stitches eo Mother-<lf· - 130 Bi1hright seller 132 London dstrict 134 Sharpen 137 Bladceil....., heat 138 Unpred/Ciable 140 Musical oompo$/IIOn8 142 Fire nl8ldut 144 t.lerchant 146 Pester 148 Plant /)0\dl 149 Cat· - -tails 150 0oes an o11tce job 151 Play at love . 153 Prer:ioos stone .155 Mytl/cal card 156 Hibernian 156 Melita 159 Female relative t eo Dtddl10118 1ree 163 Flo!.,.,.,. •• river 166 Naked 169-MW 171~ . . 172174 H card 175 p's 1ron1 178 French aff/nnalive 81WIIIble 83 Paslures 95 Mal<e haste 68 Coodemn 90 Beat thoro!.<Jhly 94 Vacation trip 96 Momlllaw 98 Kind ol school, lor short 101 Spring 104 Sieatlrom 106 TIQ8f Woods' game 106 Ride a wave h• )Box numbet' ads ar lways cof1fldentlal. Curr.ent rate car pplles. All Real Eslat dvertlsements ar ubject to the Federa air Housing Act o 1968. )This ccepts newspape only hel anted ads meetln OE standards. >We will not knowing y acCept any adVer lsement In ~iolalion f the law. l ,:i;i;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,i \V\CH '\t I \II '\IS GIVf'..I\WA\' ll'lt~10~------, HEU' WANIT.D YARIISALEGAI.LIPOI.IS 100 WORKERS NEEDED 5/4106·517106, 8am·5pm, Sun .. 12-5pm. 16741 St. A t.• 7, Crown City, OH, 5 family, yard sale. Assemble crafts, wood Items. To $480/wk Materials provided. Free inlormation pk g1 24H r. BOI-428·4649 May 5th-8th, 54 ·Arnold - - - - - - - Drive· ·Bidwell . Lots of little AMERICAN ELECTRIC girl clothes &. mise items. POWER STATION MECHANIC OPENING Sat. May 6th. Bam-? Left CHESHIRE, OH over house construction .ite ms , household, loys, Perform all ty pes of work clothes, decor, TV's, upright involved in the construction, COKE cooler (needs pari} mainten ance, rebuild , and lots more. 1st road to romoval. operation, te sting rig ht on Rt.1 60 past Holze r, an d inspec tion at energized 2 3 miles on Kemper Hollow. or de-energized generation, BIG RED BARN. transmission a:nd distribution facilities. Assist in respond74 YARD SAL~;. ing to eme rgency call·outs on station tro ubl e and coor~ .dinating prompt restoration First time 2-Fa mily Ya rd of serv ice to customer as Sale. Something for every- required . one! men·s. women's, baby clothes-i tems, scrubs (some Con sideration travel may be bra nd new} household required lo complete wo rk Fri -Sat 8am -5pm assignments. Must live w1th· items. Rai n or Shine. 606 High St . in a 30 minute drive from the Middleport ,OH Don't Miss Cheshire location. Must po sThis One sass and maintain a valld commercial driver's license. Must meet all veh icle ·operaMay. a and 9. End of 4- tiOn requ irements as desiglanes. At. 7 By-Pass. Dress nated by federal and/or state clothes. suits, misc.: gun, law. tools. Two- year a~soc iate degree i n RACO Schlorship Yard Sale, electrical/mechan ica l/indusStar Mill Park, Racine. May trial maintenance technolo9 and 10 fro m 9 to 4. May gy or equiva lent education 11 from 9 to 2 . Thursday an d/or experien ce. everything one-half .price Knowledge of pri nt reading and clothing $1. 00 a bag . sufficien t to interpret -and Someihing for everyone . apply information from drawThanks lor your support ings, instruction manuals, . POMF.ROY!MnliJLE r 6 3 small puppies lo good ~ home. Call (7401388·9839. bi'Sf:td. 3 boys, {7401 388·9956. YARDSALE- , Pr. PLMSANT Sale Pressure 3 girls. perwarc, cameras, clothes adult & kids , d1shes, craft sman pump, new mem ory Du e to bad Health mu st foam mattress topper, tools. giveaw ay 3 ou1skle Tom fishing, muc;:h · more 6 cats, all neu tered & wo rmed StoneybrOok Est. Fri&Sat Ma 5&6 9 to-5 {3041675·6605 NWCP2 . Solllltl ad at any lime . )>Errors Must B eported 'On the firs ay ot publication an Tr ibune-Sentinel will b Register esponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occuple y lhe error and onl he first Insertion . w hall not be liable to ny loss or expens hat results from th ubllcatlon or omls ion of an ad~ertise ent. Corrections wll made In the 1/rs val/able ed/1/on. I \11'1 II\ \II ' I "I I~\ l1 I .., 110 .. 1• Direct Sales Fan tasti c SOK no Opportun ity, Problem. Must be Motivated and Sell Starter. Call Ken t740)992·7440 w.,. Linehrl MUSIC TO YOUR EARS See Sunday Puzzle Answer on 4C BULLETIN BOARD Moving Sale · 1787 S.R. 850 Bidwell Ohio 'Fri, Sat, Sun DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. FRI. CHANNEL MARKER CONDOS North Myrtle Beach Sleeps 6, fully furnished, 2 (OW ocean view. Openings from May thru Sllpt. 446-2206 Mon thru Fri. or leave message NOW OPEN RIO VIDEO 245·0051 SA 325 S Alo Grande Next to Alo Mini Mart $3.50 for New Releasee 2 Day Rantala (except Fri.) We buy and aell used games & OVOa. Call for more Info. Wa have Grumpy's Candles Houra: Mon· Thur 2:30 • 9:00 Fri . 2:30 • 10:00 Sat. 12:00 • 10:00 Sun. Closed Sears .Friends & Family Night Sale Mon., May 8th 5 pm - 8 pm Only 10% off ·Everything (l:xcludes Electronics) For Sale 1950 Ford, .V8, 4 door Sedan, Black, 3 speed manual trans. 78,200 miles. Great auto to complete restoration. $8,500 080 Call (740) 446-7838 Must have independent contractor's license Drivers Small, Canton , OH based Refrlger•ted Carrier needa Experienced OTR Drtvera to run load• Out of Jackson, OH. +$500 Sign on 'Bonus · •Madlcal Ina., 401 K • Hometlme on weekends •Frelghtllner Condos •40 cent• all mllea +95"1. No touch Part Ti me Interested Candidates 'apply a!: 380 Colonial Drl\le • Bidwell, OH 4561 " or call Teresa Wilson or Trish Shields at (740)446·5001 For more information or to schedule an interview Call Bob at BQ0-652·2362 Drivers 2 Drivers Needed! Dedi cated C u stom~tr out of th e Colton, KY areal ·Avg. $800-$1,000 per week ·Home 3-4 times weekly + Benefits CDL-A/6 rnos. Ex·p. Aeq . 866-713-2n8 www.malonecontractora. , com Drivers: Excellenl pay, Free · Health InSurance, benefits & home time I 1 year tractor trail er eKperience reqUired. Martin Tran sport. 866-2937435 Drivers: Home every Weekend! Call Tammy now about our Sign -On Bonus, Great Pay, Benefits & Miles! __8_00 _·8_2_ 8·_ 8_ 338 :....:.,x_2c.cO_., Employment! 2 Man Carpe nter Crew needed. one- line diagrams, and Must have own tools, truck, associated documents. ~ and ladders. Good Pay. 740·992·0496. Apply a1 AEP. com Equal Opportunity Employer Locally own family owned company se~ i ng drivers for our reg ional operati on. Must have ·good MVR . Competitive pay With benelit package , which , includes medical and dental insurancE!. lite insurance , vaca· tion pay, holiday pay an d a retirement plan. Must have 18 months ·tractor trailer experience. Home through· out the week and on week· end s. If interested call 800· 632· 1547. Lond on Pool Manager Needed . Send Resume to P.O . Box 266, Syracuse , Ohio, 45779, Allention ; ViUage Clerk. Deadline May 1oth. Employer M/F/DN An E)(c811ent way to earn money. The New Avon . Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 EXTRA! EXTRA! Motor Route Driver needed in the Leon area. Pay over $1 ,OOQ/month Must have Reliable Transportation & alternate car. Qualified applicants Cont act Sean M. Cullen, (304)675· 1333 ext. 20 · eman r con , nc . Purchasing Agent. knowl 1 dge in Te chnical E lectronk:s, Automotive ydreulics, w/experlence i urchaslng & buying Se Resume Fax to (304)882 1187 mall glp_mm~rkerCiron iernet.net Attenti on Mechanics : Now taking applications tor expeAUC J10NAND riences Truck Mechanic . Giveaway-4 ve ry playful kit· Fu:A M~RKE-,. Ma if resu mff to · R&J tens. Bfacklwhite. Grey t1ger. Truck ing 14530 St. At Grey/Peach & Black 304- Cross Creek Auction Buffalo 7.Marlatta. OH 45750 675·3505 Sa turday night outside sate starts at 7pm, lots of used AVQN! All Areas! To Buy or Male Puppy Mother Husky. merchandise . 50+ box lots Sell. Shirley Spears, 3048 week old. 740 -9 85-3957 ol small coll ectibles, little 675-1429. or 74 0·985·3839. Dave wilt be there- w/c ak9s & Bartender/waitress, fu iVpart pies. P D4)937-21 18 or time, steady employment , 304 550·1 616 . To goo d home • Brittany training available, apply Spaniel. Call !740)367· WANI'Ilfl Jericho Inn 304-675-4167 7328. 'IUBU\' Business Services Manager l.a.-r AND Absolulo Top Dollar: U.S. FOUND Si lver and Gold Coins, Atomic Employees Credit G II" M . Co nil U . . "t for a ta- e1gs mmu y Proofsels. Gold Ri ngs, Pre~ nlon I~V. I es resume.s . Action Agency Is accepting · Lost 2 Fem ale Beagle Pups 1935 U.S. Currency, the _pos1t1on of Busmass applicati ons lor: Case 4 M. old . Lost on Bowman Solitaire Diamonds- M.T.S. Serv1ces Manager. Degree 1 12 9 Run Road . Call 740-949· Com . Shop. 15 1 Seco nd In Busine ss related field pre- Man ~ ger · $ · per hour. 21 88. Aven ue, Gallipolis, 740-446- tarred . Five or more years of full tlrt e, temporary. Case fi nancial in stitution Man_ager 2 , $10. 19 per ~~ur, 284 2. M . full lime, temporary. PostiJOn 1 J) Los1: Male bl ack Lab mix an~ge men expenence will supervise temporary dog. Lillie KygorfJericllo Rd. _ __:._ _;,_ _ _ __ reqwred. Ten or more years k I 14 _181 a11 oca• area. II seen pl ease ca ll I , will buy Ju..nk ~-· Call experience in Commercial wo r e~ age Lending In bank or credit lions In Meigs County and (7401367·7047. {7401386·9303. program maintaining union desired. EKtensive d p · b recor s. os1110n WI11 e Bu si n ~ s s Development e ne ence Comprehensive active June-August, approxl• Xr;- n · mately 10 weeks. 4x4's For Sale ...... .... ........ .. ........ .................. 725 knowledge of C ommercial Qu alifications : Age 18 or Announcement .... ........ .- ..................,....,....... 030 Lending underwriting, rules.. older, high school gradu· Anllques .......... .. ........ .. ...... ...... .. ........ ........... 530 Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 Auction and Flea Market.. .... .. .... .... .... .. ...... .080 SBA Loan products requi red. Extensive knowl · drug lElSt, prior youth experiAUto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 . ence preferred. Auto Repair ... .. .. .... ...... .. .. .... .. ... .. .................. 770 · edge .mrea d'mg sma 11 bus1· A r r -1 ble Autos for Sale .. ...... .... .. .. ............... ............... 710 ness financials with j)rojec· .MPPI ocaOionsSI 1 a7va5o Rsace: egs ne op, Boals & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 I.IOfl a_nd fo recas I ab'l'. IIIiaS. Sfreet. Middleport. GMCAA. But/ding Supplles ........................................ 550 Exp~~. len~e With Loan 1369 Powell Street. Business and BUildings ............................. 340 Parltclp~tlon and pur.ch~ses Middle~rt. GMCAA, 8010 Bus/neas Opportunlty .. ...... .. ...... .............. ... 210 Business Tralnlng .. ................ ..................... 140 · along ~1th development and SR7, Cheshire. GMCAA, execution of lormal Th. d A G . . 859 1r venue. a 11 1po1IS. . . . Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 PI Busmess ans, ~ 0 1tcles Gallia One Sto , 848 Third Camping Equipment ...... .... .. .. .. ................... 780 procedures and mternal A G . . Cards of Thanks .. ... ... ... ..... .. ..... ... ................ 010 Th .. . ven ue, a 111p011s. 1 Applications controls. o~ou gh know_· must be Child/Elderly Care ................ .... ................... 190 edge of all Busmess Deposn received at GMCAA Electrlc8URefrlgeratlon ............................... 840 l7 Account rules and regula - Ch h' b 4nM M Equipment for Rent.. ...... ...... .... .. ................. 480 . ' edGI · ~ estreyr , ay t1ons requ1_r . oa -onen • . .E rrt , Excavatlng .... ........ .... .. .... .... ......................... 830 10 2006 1 ed team player With dynamic E i, qua ppQr u 1 Y Farm Equ/pment .... ............ ... .. .....................610 written and oral commun1camp oyer. Farms lor Rent ............ ... .... .. .. .. ... .. .. ............. 430 tion sk1!1s a must. Office -H-elp-W -an-ted-1-~Ta-<-in-g Farms for Sale ...... .. .... .... ............................. 330 loca11on dependent UJ?On • Appt 1catlons fo r a Barge For Lease .. .. .. .. ..... ..... .... ...... ......................... 490 credit un1 on ne eds l oader Ai~er Ex perience For Sale ....... :.... .. ..... .. ... .. ... ...... ... .. , ............... 585 EKce llent co mpensa tion and Helpfu l. Pleaso apply at For Sale or Trade .............. ...... .. .. ...... ........... 590 Fru/lo & Vegelables ..... , .. .. .. ............. ............ 580 benefits package. · Shelly Material s. Inc. Furnished Rooms ... .... .. .. ... .. ........ .. ..... .. .. .. ... 450 Racine. Plant/Racine, Oh io. All applicants must submit a General Hauilng ............ .... ....... .. .. ,.. ........... .. 850 Oakwood Homes letter of interest and res ume Gtveaway ............ .. ........................ ......., ...... .. 040 Happy Ads .... .... :............ ....................... ...... ..050 includ1ng the names of three Sales Perso n. 6 figu re Hay & Graln ..... .. ............................. .............. 640 re terences to Atomic potential. Blue Cross, Blue Help Wanted ...................... ... .. ...... .. ........ .... .. 110 Employees Credit Union , Shield, 401K , 5 day work Home lmprovements ......... ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..810 190 Waverly Plaza. Waverly, week. Proven sales record. Russ Murdock Homes for Sale .............. ...... ... .... ................. 310 OH 45690 AITN : Assistant Call or tax : Household Goods .................... ................... 510 to Pres/CEO by Friday. May (740)446-3 093 Houses tor Rent. "-'l .•..••••..• .••......•.•..•.•••..••••••• 410 (740)44 6-3599. email : . 12th . EEO Employer In Memorlam ....... .. ..... ..... ...... ..... .................. 020 rm760@clayton.net CLASSIFIED INDEX Kyger Creek Alumni Banquet Saturday, May 27 at River Valley High School (the former KCHS) Registration at 6 pm Dinner at 7 pm $ t 5.00 per person Send to: KCHS Alumni PO Box 350 Cheshire, Ohio 45620 Holzer Senior Care Center is cu rrentiJ seeking a Licensed Beautician 6 week old puppies. mixed washer, nascar, ca nopy, tup- AEP is an Equal Opportunity VISA \ 28 AW Long Road • Wellston, Ohio reJect or cancel any r r Garage Accepting 384-4400 ext. 7217 1-888-786-7531 ext. 7.217 *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserv~s the rlg11t to edit, 69 Mar$1\ plant Free Estimates Berber $5.95 Sq. Yd. Vinyl $4.95 Sq. Yd. Mollohan Carpet · 6anbap U:imH-6tntfntl• Page 03 2200 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis; OH 740-446·1546 KCHS Reunion Sat., May 27, 2006 Moose Lodge, Pt. RSVP or more lnfo 446·3488 or 675·4831 Nomination & Election of Officers OAV POST 141 May 8th, 2006 6 pm PUBLIC WELCOME Galli a Co. Conservation Club Meeting Wed., May 10 Dinner at 6:30 NOW OPEN J&J. Bait & Tackle 7 days wk. located 1.4 mi. below the dam behind Bladen Landing UNIQUE GIFTS FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Cats Meow School Busses' For Gallipolis City Schools or Gallia County Local Schools AVAILABLE AT THE . BOB EVANS FARM CRAFT BARN 245-.63ll5_ HOMEGROWN STRAWBERRIES available McKean Farm on . Centenary Road and William Ann Motel, Second Ave., Galllpolla Nomination & Election of Officers AMVETS POST 23 May 8th, 2006 7 pm SMOKIN'S ROB'S STATE LIQUOR STORE Open Man-Sat 7:30am to 10 pm . Sunday 11 am to 7 pm Copenhagen/tO Can Roll ..$24.99 Skoal/10 Can Roll .......... .. .$26.99 Timber Wolf/5 Can Roll .. .. ...$6.69 Southern Pride/Carton ...... $20.9ll "Jorgan/Carton ...·.... ........... $17.99 24 Pk Natural Light.. ........... $9.99 24 Pk Bush and Bush Light ......... .............. .. .............. .. ........ ... $11.99 24 Pk Bud and Bud Light .. $15.99 30 f:'k Miller Hi Life & Miller Hi Life Lt .................. $12.99 24 Pk Milwaukee Best .... .. .. $8.99 24 Pk Old Milwaukee .......... $9.99 Serenity House serves victims of domestic · violence call 446·6752· or 1·800·942·9577 P1lr1 I 8p1r11 4•H Club Mother's Oly I"LOWI!~ BALl! Hinging B11k1t1, Potted Flowere, Fleta Mly 12th I 13th 8 1'tn ·? E11t1rn Av1. Aero.. from F'lua Hut ~ehgo~~~i~~sk~~~~~~~li~~c~j ~:~?:a~ -;~~~~sch~~~:sr:; q Insurance ... ........... ....................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpmenl.. .......,.............. 660 Nnscenaneous ................................., ............ 170 Miscellaneous Merchandlse ... ............•...... :540 Mobile Home Repalr .......................... .......... 860 Mobile Homes for Renl ........... .................... 420 Mobile Homea for Sale ...... .. ........ .. .. .. ........ .. 320 Money to Loan ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ....... ............ 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheeters .... .. .......... ...... .. .. 740 • Et~AOLUNO NOW Musical Instruments ................................... 570 Peroono/a ...... .. ...................... :...................... 005 Pels lor Sale .. .. .. .......................................... 560 Plumbing & Heatlng ...... ...... .. ...... ............ ,... S20 Professional Servlces ................................. 230 Redlo, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 Real Estate Wanled .................. ,.. ................ 360 Schools Instruction ... ......................... .... .. ... 150 Seed, Plan! & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Slluallons Wanted ....... .. ............ .................. 120 Space lor Rent ........................................... ..460 Sporting Goodo ........................................... 520 SUV 's lor Sale .............................................. 720 Trucks for Sale ............................................ 715 Upholstery .... .... ........................................... 870 Vane For Sale ...............................................730 Wanted to Buy ................. : ........................... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppiles .................. 620 Wanted To Oo .............................................. 180 Wanted to Ranl .......................... .. ................ 470 ·vard Sale· Qalllpolls .................................: .. 072 Yard Sole· Pomeroy/Middle ..................: ..... 074 Yard Sale· Pl. Pleasant .... .....~ ...................... 076 ALLIANCE TRACTOR -TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE, VA WANrm NURSES& NURSE AIDES The Athens· Meigs TRAINING Educational Service has a •MedicaVOentaVVision position opening for an ED Benefits Teacher to serve the Arcadia Nursing Cente r, a Local School Ca ll NOW to start your new Eas te rn Ta ndem Health Care facility, F'OS/TION District, for th e 2.006·2007 career! is seeking a full time AN to Applica nts School Ye.=u. ANNOUNCEMENT (7 40)446-7 442 join ou r butstandtng team. must have a Speci al ert. 1901 Positi on wUI include admlnisPolitlng Date April 28, 2008 Education/Licens e or be or lratlve and direct care will ing get a Temporary duties. Also seeking lull & 1·877-463-6247 Speci!'list PART·TIME CLERICAL l~te r 'llen!ion part lime & PAN STNAs. www lnto<:la!on Cpm Licenses ol interest. Sal af)l STAFF MEMBER 3pm -11pm & 11pm-7am wi" be based on experience r.l!!!""-~----., sh ifts avail able. Proper and certificalion according Sotooi.B license or · certificati on The Unlve;sity of Ri o to the salary sc~ e. 8nd will ~'RUCilON Grande invites applications requ ired. Tandem offers: for a parHme clerical posi- have Board approved benetion jn the Meigs County fi ts. Sub'mit letter otlnterest, Gallipolis Career College • RN Sign-on Bonus resume , and references to office. (Careers Close To Home) • Competitive Wages John Costanzo, Call Today! 740·446-4367, • Shih Differe ntial Responsibilities of this part Sup erintendent Athens1-800-214-0452 • Exceptional Benefits time 24 hour a week position Meigs Educational Service www.galltpOIISCareercollege.corn ·Much Morel include, but are not limited Cente r, 507 Ri chland A.ccrediled Ml3mber Acc redituig to, greeting students, staH Avenue, Suite # 108, AthenS, Cooncil lor lndepen<htfll CQIIege!i Qu aUiied applicants will and parents, fielding general OH 4570 1. Appllcatl.on and School• 1274e. receive a $25 gas card when information and questions, deadline: May 18, 2006. hired! Please apply online answering te lephone calls, The AMESC is an equal at: • directing visitors to proper 0 P P o r t u n I t "'I Stuck tryi ng to figu re out offices tor assistance: selling _ •_ m_ pl_ oy_e~rl_pr_ ov_id_e_r._ __ what to do with your life? tandemhe althcareers.com Feel you are going nowhere book s lor the University VAN DRIVERS with your current job? Arcadia Nurelng Center bookstore. assisting with studenl reg istration and FuiHime and part-time posiThe Un iversity of Rio 511 E. Main Street p(octo ring exa ms fo r on- tions require transportin g Grand e and Rio Grande Coolville, OH 45723 lines classes. Will also be c onsumers to and from Community College can Ph: (740)687-3156 expected to work V'ith unl· medical appointmenls in the hel p. Fax: (740)687-0080 vars ity networking depart· Mason County, WV area . Call 1·800·282·7201 or log ment to assist with software Must be able 10 ,maintain on to www.ri o.edu and hardware tro uble sl:lool acc urate reports , and be WANTED ing. Hours are from noon able to assist consumers off To Do until 6:00pm . and on van as needed . SFIDFIEOE Require s HS dipfoma or HAOt•ndemheetthe~~re.com Must have high school diplo- GED, sa fe dri ving record Care lor your loved on e in ma or equivalent. Musl ha\18 ·and ~nowledge of local my home . Ope ning lor 1 knowledge of and e~~:perl- route s. Both positi ons offer lady. Experienced. Call ence with computers and compet itive salary an d full (7401388·0 118 Nursing Assistant Classes ~ computer software and pre - tlmG position includes combeginning May 9, 2006. If vious office experience. prehensive benefits. Visit our -----,......~--:: you enjoy elderly people and Must work well with the pub· website at Computer Troubleshoot & want to become a member lie. Position. available lmme· www oresta r:'a org/aooli ca- Repair. Call (740)992·2395 of our health care team , diately. tlo ns pdf or ou r 715 Main Sl., Pl. Ple asant office fOr an please stop by Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center at All applicant s must submit a application. Submit applica· -=--,..---::-,...--::--~ 36759 Rocksprings Road. letter of interest and resume lion by fax 10 (3041399_005 3 Georg e's Portable Sawmill, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and WI including the name s and or by mail to: don't haul your l ogs to the out an application for the addresses of three referPRESTERA CENTER Mill just call 304·67 5·1957. classes. Extendicare ences on or belore May 15, HRIMason van Driver ~ 3375 U.S. At. 60 E. Health Services, Inc. Is an 2006. lllqual opportunity employer Phyllis Mason, SPHR , HuntinQton, VN 25705 Will do Lawn Mowing. Have that encourages workplace Director of Human good Referen ces. reasondl~erslty. MIF DN Resources able price s. In P.t. EOEIAA University Of Rio Grande PleasanVGallipOiis are a. OhiO Valley Home Health, P.O. Box 500, Rio Grande , We are NOT (30416 7 5·3 76 7(304 )593· Inc. hiring AN's. Accepting OH 45674 4120cell your T}rpleal applications lor CNA, STNA, email tJrnason@rio.edu CHHA, PCA. Competitive . EEOIAA wages, mileage and benefits including health insurance. POsition available tor We help make a difference Apply at '1480 Jackson Pike, Assistant Housemanaoer in by calling on behalf of the Gingerbread House Day Gallipolis or 2415 Jackson a women's resident!allacili· nation's leading Non-Profit Care Accepting Children 6 Avenue, Point Pleasant, WV ·ty. The posi tion requ ires Health Organizations wKs. to 12 yrs. Hours ~~ or p!'lone toll tree 1-866-441- working evenings, weekoperation 7:00 AM to 5:30 NO Credit Card Calls! 1393. ends and ,Holidays. PM. Ohio State. wv State NO Product Sale s! Overbrook Center ls current- Candidate must ha\le reliand Private Pay Accepted . NO Bitt Cott&ctmg! ly accepting applications for able transporta11o n and high Call for rates and to see if AN's. 8 and 12 hour shifts school diploma or GED. you may qualify lor assis •Convenient Schedules available . Competitive Must have good decision tance tor Day Care. 74(). wages and benefits package making ability and be able to Every Fr\day. & Saturday 992-3142 OFF! a~allable . All interested · wo rk with people tram all .•Competitive Wages applicants should pick up backgrounds. Interested $7-$6/hr. FT an applicant . at 333 Page persons may apply to :. Willing to Babysit. in my •Weekly Pay w/Bonus Street. Middleport, OH . For Personnel, PO Box 454, heine near Middlepor:t. •Paid Vacations EVERY 6 Information Gallipolis, OH 45631 . additional Monday-Friday. $2 .00 per MoOths please con1acl Hollie al POSTAL hour. Call 740·992·2217. · •Paid Holidays/PAID (740)992·6472. EOE $15.67-$21 .98/hr.• now h1r· Overbrook Rehabilitation ing. For application and free Center is currently accepting governement job info, call applications tor LPN 's. American Assoc. of Labor 1· Available shifts are 7A-7P 913· 599-8042, 24/hrs. Bmp. and 7P·7A. All Interested appllcan1S should pick up an _•_erv_·- , . - - -- - application at 333 Page Safety Profe ssi onal on eon· Street. Middleport, OH. For tract basis. Pay based on further information, please eKperience. Call (740)645contact Hollie at (740)992· 3810 and leave message. II 6472. EOE erv c~~·~ter. na 10 a.m. - 3 ' - - - ' - - -- - - anltorial Cleaning posl Paid Training ions available in the Appl Individuals willing to trai!l, for r·rove & Huntington Area dericat or driving positions . !Full & Part Time position see Must be AGE 55 OR OVER ~'vailable call 1-888-305 to and meet eligibility require- 17378 or (304)529 -7379 ments. Additional training positions available. Call the Tired of workin g all holiSeillor Employment Cen ter days? Tired of working 12 on-Lhe-spot interview s and 1866)734·2301 . hour shifts ? Come home and join us at Medi J-tome Part time position to Manage Country ·Homes rental com- Health! Opening for a PAN hy AN and/or fu ll lime RN posi· munlty In Shade Area· lion. EOE . Full time positions 10 Includes a house to live in. incl udes benefit package, Send resume to Country Ho mes , PO Box 1033 401 K, and sign on bonus fur I $2,000. Call Judie Ree se, Logan, OhiO 43138 . AN , C. Clinical Manager. at Parts Clerk wanted. (7401441 · 1779 or 1·800· Computer experience and 481-6334 . knowledge of farm equipm6nt. Send res ume to: CLA Truck Driver Needed Box ill c/o Gallipolis Henderson, WV Based 242 AVE. • Tri bune , PO Box 469, COL License & 2 years Gallipolis, OH 45631 . experience. 1·800-219·9436 9108 MVR requ ired . Summer help needed at Call (304)67 5- 7434 0 .0 . Mci ntyre Park DistriCt. - - -- - - - - For applicati on apply at The Bob Evans in Mason is Raccoo n Creek County Park now Hiring. All shifts & posi518 Dan Jones Road ell ol tions currently available. GALLlA COUNTY GENERAL n s. Apply wilhin. 1156 lw-------,J 1100 Announcements MATURE . EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE PERSON· NEL to work In Pomeroy area 3 days Per week. Duties include general and varied maintenance , cleaning and on-call coverage. Reliable transportation is a must Mileage paid. Drug test and police record check reQuired. Send resume,references, and former employers to 410 Third Street, Marietta,·Oh 45750. EEO · ~ . "auooat RWe Association Work to Protect Your ' 2nd Amendment Rlghta •Up to $8/hour Full -Time •Work for Reputable ~litical Organizations •Weekly pay wit h Bonus fotential •Medical and Dental ~enefits . •Paid Vacation E; very 6 ~onths Call Today to Start your NEW Career 1-8 77 -463-6247 ex1. 2301 Wanted· full-time veterinary r cc enti o nis t. exper ie nce helpful but not essential for person willing to learn respond with comple te resu me & 3 reference i o E86 Pl .Piea sant Register 200 Main ST. Pt. Pleasant WV 25550. p.m. We invite you to come visit one of our state-of-the-an faCilities and the promising career opponunities we have offer. We will be conducting providing visitors with refreshments and door prizes . ihroughout the day. So stop meet the staff. tour the facilities and find. oUI why lnfoCision is the place you am::hifoCision THIRD Help Wanted GALLIA COUNTY GENERAL HEA~TH DISTRICT bu sin es s degree administrat ion or rel alcd fie ld . valid Ohio driver's license . DATE AVAILABLE : M ay'30 , 2006 RATE OF PAY AND BENEFITS: A s per Gallia C ounty Ge neral H ea l!h Di str i cl sal ar y structure. Ohi o Public Employee s R et i rement System. See Nursing Director for Slart ing pa y rate and explanati on of bene fits. . "Notice of Position Vacancy" Help Wanted Computer skills. Goo d o ral an d " ritt en 'communiCation s kills. Candidates mu~t hold a PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM Help Wantep HEAL:fH DISTRICT wfth ,minimum of two years ex peri ence ·in . m ed ica l o ffice/cl i nic se ttiu g preferred o r to teach In GALLIPOLIS EXT. Help Wanted POSITION: Cl erk TYPE OF POSITION: Part t i m e QUALIFICATIONS: A ssocial e's RN Sharon Carmichael Buckeye Hills Career Center 740-245-5334, ext. ·206 May "Notice of Position Vacancy" Help Wanted • Part-time, hours will vary. • Includes lecture and clinical . 1-800-334-1203 instruction. . • Must. have at least two years Childcare worker needed for Residential Treatmen t experience in Acute Care and/or Facility. Pay based on expe· Long Term Care. • ri ente, paid insu rance. Call to apply Mon-Fri , 9am-3pm • BSN required . (740)379·9083. - - - - - - For mora information contact: Dental Chair S1de Ass1stant and Dental Hyg1enlst. E)(perience preferred, but not Mandatory. Reply to Point Pleasant Registe r Box TSC5, 200 Main Stteet. Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Htu JOBS Position Available " NO EllPERIENC£ NECESS ARY "FU LL· T"IM E CLASSE S ' COL TRAINING " FI NANCING A\IAILAeLE • .106 PLACEMENT ro Telemarlr.etlngt Help Wanted Wvestock ........ .. .............................. ............ .. 630 Losland Found .. .. ....... .. .. .......... .................. 060 Lots & Acreage ............................................ 350 -HELP--W·MTED---"' DATE OF POSTING: May 4, 2006 DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTANCE OF NOl'ARIZEU APPLICATJO~ WITH RESUME : May 19.2006 Suhm it to: • Judy Linder, BSN, RN . Director of Nursin~ Gall/a County General Health Distric t 499 Jackson Pike, Suite D Gallipolis, OH 4563 I The Gall ia· Count y Genera) H ealth D istrict 111 an equal opport un ity employer and serv1ce 'provider. POSITION: Publ ic H c itilh Nur<e TYPE OF POSITION: Full -tim e. permancn1 employ ee. 35 ho urs p er week . Wn m~ n\ Health Services Project Dire,tor. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS : Bachelor '> Degree i n. nursing fro m an al.·,,: rcdited school of n u r s in g p r efe r re d . ur an Associatc"s/Dipl nma registered NurSe w ith t\I. O year:-. nursing ex perience and c urrt' ntly · l i ~o:ensc d 111 the ,,, ate of Ohio. Expen cm:c in Puh li c Hcuh h and Women's Health a plu". but no t rc q u1red . Good oral and writte n ~.:om mun icatio n "kills i mport ant. Cnmpu tcr c.xpt:r icn cc M u~t hold a Ya lid Ohll) Jri vcr \ IICC II !'I: . • DATE POSITION AVAILABLE : May 30,2006 RATE OF 1'1\\' AND BENEFITS: As ,per Gall i n Co un1 y G eneral H ealih D i>tric t sa lary stru cture. Ohio Publ ic Emp loyees R.elirc mc nt System. See Nursing Director for sta1ting pay ra te and cxrlanati on of benefits. DATE OF POSTING : M ay 4, 2006 DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTAN C E NOTARIZED . APPLI C ATION WITH RESUME : M ay 19. 2006 ,,F Suh mil to: ' Judy Under , USN, RN, Director of N u rsin g Galli• C ounty General Health Uisf rkt · 499 Jackson Pike, SuiteD Gallipolis, OH 45631 The Gallia County General Health Di slrict is an equal oppon unity empl oyer ~:~nd 11ervi~;e j)I"O\'ider. �PageD2 iunbap lfmtl ·itntinel Sunday, 2006 Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Sunday, May7, 2006 EXTENSION CORNER 'SUNDAY PUZZLER Spots of blooming wisteria trees seen locally BY HAL KNEEN Home fru it growers, moni tor your trees for pests. Fruit Have you noticed the pur- trees have several insects and ple clusters of flowers high in di seases that require spraying the . trees along the Ohio every I0 to 14 days • with River? There are some spots insecticides and fungicides. of blooming wisteria vmes The drye r the wea ther, the with hanging flower clusters, greater the time period however, most are the upright between sprays. Before spraying, make sure blooms of the Princess tree or Royal Paulownia; Paulownia the pest are in your orchard: tomentosa. This plant was Walk your home orchard on a imported from China in the daily basis and check individearly I 800s and was named ual fruit and leaves for damafter Princess Paulowna from . age. Overcrowding of fruit may cause fruit size to the Netherlands. If you are try ing to ·propa- become too small and create gate thi s tree, start either situations for di seases and from seed in the fall or from pests to exi st. Peaches, apples, nectarines stem or root cunings in the late summer or early winter and pears need to be spaced · months. Young plants or along the plant's branches plants cut down often send up about every four to five inchsprouts I 0- 12 feet in height es so they can grow to full with large leaves, three foot size. Many home growers use in diameter in the first year. their closed fi st as an easy Later growth is half as great · measuring stick, when thinin continuing years. It prefers ning out exce ss fruit. For furwell drained, fertile soil with ther information, stop by the ample summer moisture and extension 'office and purchase shelter from strong winds. . Bulletin 780 , "Controlling The Ohio River Valley is at Diseases and In$ects in Home its northern climatic zone, so Fruit Pl antings," or go on line don't expect to see it much at www.ohioline.osu .edu. further north of our region. ••• Take a drive upnver ••• through the Racine, Letart, Big Bend and Portland areas to see the multitude of vegetable fi elds planted with sweet corn , tom atoes and peppers. Pl asti c raised beds of soil are now the "norm," thus providing warmer soil temperatures and less weed culti vation. Under the pl astic is irrigation tape, so if the expected drought appears thi s year. farmers can ~till harvest a crop if they irrigate. The southeast states are complainiqg about drought conditions in their vegetable fields already. Fresh, locally grown produce will soon be here. The American Heritage Celebration being held in Middleport on May 20 from I0 a.m. until 3 p.m., is planning a Farmers Market and are ih:viting all growers to bring produce and plants to sell. Hope to see you there. If you need more details, please call Donna Hartson at 992- ACROSS 1 Player oo a stage 6 RUle ol - 119 Complain 16 Kind olenergy 21 One ollhe Three 121 Seem/ugly (2 wds.) 122 Plant dsease 124 Pieiel 126 "The Raven• author · 23 Talks wildly 241l")!~ng 25Chatter 26 '0ie down 27 Say a few words 28 Evans "' l:lamlllon 29 "And - r 30 Genetic matliriai 31 Descartes or Coly 33 Singer - MeEn11re 35 Jowol 36 Slate toithout p-ool 39 Belief 43 Certain voll!f (ahbf.) 44 lJJ)perdassmen (al>br) . 45Comtort Cot!on and~ 49- Abner 51 lmpartinenl 54 Helped 57CI)'ofsorrow 47 59 - von Bisrnlm< 63 ·Eievalion (abbr.) 64 Mary - Evans 66 Go by boat 66 Hanklnd fruit 69 Faat galt 70 FltiJod 12 The ·r , 74 Coral ridge 76 Cookout lam 78 Legal wrong 79 ParlhenOn's IOcaticn 0010. (Hal Kneen is the Meigs County Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator, Ohio State University Extension.) 110 Sleeps 114 City in Hawaii 1 17 Lose feathers 1.1 Hippoaome Stooges 22 Sl<lnftlnt 127 Uncommon 128 Celebration 129 Positive 131 Unfair prelllfllnce 133 C!y DI~V~H~Zement 135 Dlfected Wotx;j plant 137 Loog chai< 1S9 N!imal wi1h antlers 141 The llldet wortd 143 Extreme d4¥'ee 145 Memorize 147 Equines . • 149 Swllcl1 pD6I1Ion 152 Brfllsh """ in Asia 154 length of lime 157 Greek goddess 181 Zero 152 Field 164 Cui!IJ'e medum 165 The 1\ldmen!s 136 187 Epic: Feel~ 16!1 Homer 170 Satre bly 173la1al 175llltled 177 EfiiOoUrf· 178 WOf1d.weorlness 179 Entertainment award 11l0 w.lght un/1 181 ()g8rlc COOipOUnd 182 Sound reaaon/ng 183 The """ here 164 ~.be sago 82 Aaveal 64 Tavern . 86~padcerl 87 Town i~ Otdahoma 91 - de vie 92 Rocky hill 93 Have a meal 95 Rounded handle 97 Twiot out of shapo 99 Fern. title RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAl GREAT LOW PRICES ON ROLLOFF CONTAINERS www.rumpke.com DOWN 1 First Greel< letter 2 Bumell or King 3 FiShnet ' 4 Table scrap 5 Whiskey 6 Govt. ager'll (hyph.) 7 blllllecue 8 Can. f'l&9lb<r J""'""'"" 9Brillsh/englh 10Engilndet 11 Weapons s1od<piie 12 Knocl< 13 Holiday lime 14 Approach 15 Invited 100 Bum 101 Arrow part 102 Baffling question 103 Fla~ for cordial$ Redden Body fat ' 109 Blossom 111 B\Jrn with steMl 105 107 112 Playing cerd 113 Sowing necessity 115 Frequently 116 Everyday 118 Decorate 120 ZocSae sign 123 Made an effort 125 Chinese 'way' 16 Dell meal 17 Sash for • kimono 18 Veams 19 Snake 20 Ult8 and lois 30 'Gloria In ExMis/9 -' 82 Bird beak 34 HH hard 37 A leiter 38 Sparish paint... 40 Ohio team 41 Applau(l 4l! •- Gantry" 46 Knot 46 Brown pfgrneot 50 JadqJol tian1e 51 Low<ai lJnch 52 ..\lvtnlle heroine 53 Slrid 55 Pinna 56 Food regimen 56 Ar1slcaa1ic 60 Food fish 61 Human 1M/< 82 Aquatic manmal 65 Recent (prefixI 87 Wanton look 71- Plesa ibod amount 73 Farm !IOOnd 75 Jetted 77 Line ol stitches eo Mother-<lf· - 130 Bi1hright seller 132 London dstrict 134 Sharpen 137 Bladceil....., heat 138 Unpred/Ciable 140 Musical oompo$/IIOn8 142 Fire nl8ldut 144 t.lerchant 146 Pester 148 Plant /)0\dl 149 Cat· - -tails 150 0oes an o11tce job 151 Play at love . 153 Prer:ioos stone .155 Mytl/cal card 156 Hibernian 156 Melita 159 Female relative t eo Dtddl10118 1ree 163 Flo!.,.,.,. •• river 166 Naked 169-MW 171~ . . 172174 H card 175 p's 1ron1 178 French aff/nnalive 81WIIIble 83 Paslures 95 Mal<e haste 68 Coodemn 90 Beat thoro!.<Jhly 94 Vacation trip 96 Momlllaw 98 Kind ol school, lor short 101 Spring 104 Sieatlrom 106 TIQ8f Woods' game 106 Ride a wave h• )Box numbet' ads ar lways cof1fldentlal. Curr.ent rate car pplles. All Real Eslat dvertlsements ar ubject to the Federa air Housing Act o 1968. )This ccepts newspape only hel anted ads meetln OE standards. >We will not knowing y acCept any adVer lsement In ~iolalion f the law. l ,:i;i;;;i;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,i \V\CH '\t I \II '\IS GIVf'..I\WA\' ll'lt~10~------, HEU' WANIT.D YARIISALEGAI.LIPOI.IS 100 WORKERS NEEDED 5/4106·517106, 8am·5pm, Sun .. 12-5pm. 16741 St. A t.• 7, Crown City, OH, 5 family, yard sale. Assemble crafts, wood Items. To $480/wk Materials provided. Free inlormation pk g1 24H r. BOI-428·4649 May 5th-8th, 54 ·Arnold - - - - - - - Drive· ·Bidwell . Lots of little AMERICAN ELECTRIC girl clothes &. mise items. POWER STATION MECHANIC OPENING Sat. May 6th. Bam-? Left CHESHIRE, OH over house construction .ite ms , household, loys, Perform all ty pes of work clothes, decor, TV's, upright involved in the construction, COKE cooler (needs pari} mainten ance, rebuild , and lots more. 1st road to romoval. operation, te sting rig ht on Rt.1 60 past Holze r, an d inspec tion at energized 2 3 miles on Kemper Hollow. or de-energized generation, BIG RED BARN. transmission a:nd distribution facilities. Assist in respond74 YARD SAL~;. ing to eme rgency call·outs on station tro ubl e and coor~ .dinating prompt restoration First time 2-Fa mily Ya rd of serv ice to customer as Sale. Something for every- required . one! men·s. women's, baby clothes-i tems, scrubs (some Con sideration travel may be bra nd new} household required lo complete wo rk Fri -Sat 8am -5pm assignments. Must live w1th· items. Rai n or Shine. 606 High St . in a 30 minute drive from the Middleport ,OH Don't Miss Cheshire location. Must po sThis One sass and maintain a valld commercial driver's license. Must meet all veh icle ·operaMay. a and 9. End of 4- tiOn requ irements as desiglanes. At. 7 By-Pass. Dress nated by federal and/or state clothes. suits, misc.: gun, law. tools. Two- year a~soc iate degree i n RACO Schlorship Yard Sale, electrical/mechan ica l/indusStar Mill Park, Racine. May trial maintenance technolo9 and 10 fro m 9 to 4. May gy or equiva lent education 11 from 9 to 2 . Thursday an d/or experien ce. everything one-half .price Knowledge of pri nt reading and clothing $1. 00 a bag . sufficien t to interpret -and Someihing for everyone . apply information from drawThanks lor your support ings, instruction manuals, . POMF.ROY!MnliJLE r 6 3 small puppies lo good ~ home. Call (7401388·9839. bi'Sf:td. 3 boys, {7401 388·9956. YARDSALE- , Pr. PLMSANT Sale Pressure 3 girls. perwarc, cameras, clothes adult & kids , d1shes, craft sman pump, new mem ory Du e to bad Health mu st foam mattress topper, tools. giveaw ay 3 ou1skle Tom fishing, muc;:h · more 6 cats, all neu tered & wo rmed StoneybrOok Est. Fri&Sat Ma 5&6 9 to-5 {3041675·6605 NWCP2 . Solllltl ad at any lime . )>Errors Must B eported 'On the firs ay ot publication an Tr ibune-Sentinel will b Register esponslble for n ore than the cost o he space occuple y lhe error and onl he first Insertion . w hall not be liable to ny loss or expens hat results from th ubllcatlon or omls ion of an ad~ertise ent. Corrections wll made In the 1/rs val/able ed/1/on. I \11'1 II\ \II ' I "I I~\ l1 I .., 110 .. 1• Direct Sales Fan tasti c SOK no Opportun ity, Problem. Must be Motivated and Sell Starter. Call Ken t740)992·7440 w.,. Linehrl MUSIC TO YOUR EARS See Sunday Puzzle Answer on 4C BULLETIN BOARD Moving Sale · 1787 S.R. 850 Bidwell Ohio 'Fri, Sat, Sun DEADLINE 2:00 P.M. FRI. CHANNEL MARKER CONDOS North Myrtle Beach Sleeps 6, fully furnished, 2 (OW ocean view. Openings from May thru Sllpt. 446-2206 Mon thru Fri. or leave message NOW OPEN RIO VIDEO 245·0051 SA 325 S Alo Grande Next to Alo Mini Mart $3.50 for New Releasee 2 Day Rantala (except Fri.) We buy and aell used games & OVOa. Call for more Info. Wa have Grumpy's Candles Houra: Mon· Thur 2:30 • 9:00 Fri . 2:30 • 10:00 Sat. 12:00 • 10:00 Sun. Closed Sears .Friends & Family Night Sale Mon., May 8th 5 pm - 8 pm Only 10% off ·Everything (l:xcludes Electronics) For Sale 1950 Ford, .V8, 4 door Sedan, Black, 3 speed manual trans. 78,200 miles. Great auto to complete restoration. $8,500 080 Call (740) 446-7838 Must have independent contractor's license Drivers Small, Canton , OH based Refrlger•ted Carrier needa Experienced OTR Drtvera to run load• Out of Jackson, OH. +$500 Sign on 'Bonus · •Madlcal Ina., 401 K • Hometlme on weekends •Frelghtllner Condos •40 cent• all mllea +95"1. No touch Part Ti me Interested Candidates 'apply a!: 380 Colonial Drl\le • Bidwell, OH 4561 " or call Teresa Wilson or Trish Shields at (740)446·5001 For more information or to schedule an interview Call Bob at BQ0-652·2362 Drivers 2 Drivers Needed! Dedi cated C u stom~tr out of th e Colton, KY areal ·Avg. $800-$1,000 per week ·Home 3-4 times weekly + Benefits CDL-A/6 rnos. Ex·p. Aeq . 866-713-2n8 www.malonecontractora. , com Drivers: Excellenl pay, Free · Health InSurance, benefits & home time I 1 year tractor trail er eKperience reqUired. Martin Tran sport. 866-2937435 Drivers: Home every Weekend! Call Tammy now about our Sign -On Bonus, Great Pay, Benefits & Miles! __8_00 _·8_2_ 8·_ 8_ 338 :....:.,x_2c.cO_., Employment! 2 Man Carpe nter Crew needed. one- line diagrams, and Must have own tools, truck, associated documents. ~ and ladders. Good Pay. 740·992·0496. Apply a1 AEP. com Equal Opportunity Employer Locally own family owned company se~ i ng drivers for our reg ional operati on. Must have ·good MVR . Competitive pay With benelit package , which , includes medical and dental insurancE!. lite insurance , vaca· tion pay, holiday pay an d a retirement plan. Must have 18 months ·tractor trailer experience. Home through· out the week and on week· end s. If interested call 800· 632· 1547. Lond on Pool Manager Needed . Send Resume to P.O . Box 266, Syracuse , Ohio, 45779, Allention ; ViUage Clerk. Deadline May 1oth. Employer M/F/DN An E)(c811ent way to earn money. The New Avon . Call Marilyn 304·882·2645 EXTRA! EXTRA! Motor Route Driver needed in the Leon area. Pay over $1 ,OOQ/month Must have Reliable Transportation & alternate car. Qualified applicants Cont act Sean M. Cullen, (304)675· 1333 ext. 20 · eman r con , nc . Purchasing Agent. knowl 1 dge in Te chnical E lectronk:s, Automotive ydreulics, w/experlence i urchaslng & buying Se Resume Fax to (304)882 1187 mall glp_mm~rkerCiron iernet.net Attenti on Mechanics : Now taking applications tor expeAUC J10NAND riences Truck Mechanic . Giveaway-4 ve ry playful kit· Fu:A M~RKE-,. Ma if resu mff to · R&J tens. Bfacklwhite. Grey t1ger. Truck ing 14530 St. At Grey/Peach & Black 304- Cross Creek Auction Buffalo 7.Marlatta. OH 45750 675·3505 Sa turday night outside sate starts at 7pm, lots of used AVQN! All Areas! To Buy or Male Puppy Mother Husky. merchandise . 50+ box lots Sell. Shirley Spears, 3048 week old. 740 -9 85-3957 ol small coll ectibles, little 675-1429. or 74 0·985·3839. Dave wilt be there- w/c ak9s & Bartender/waitress, fu iVpart pies. P D4)937-21 18 or time, steady employment , 304 550·1 616 . To goo d home • Brittany training available, apply Spaniel. Call !740)367· WANI'Ilfl Jericho Inn 304-675-4167 7328. 'IUBU\' Business Services Manager l.a.-r AND Absolulo Top Dollar: U.S. FOUND Si lver and Gold Coins, Atomic Employees Credit G II" M . Co nil U . . "t for a ta- e1gs mmu y Proofsels. Gold Ri ngs, Pre~ nlon I~V. I es resume.s . Action Agency Is accepting · Lost 2 Fem ale Beagle Pups 1935 U.S. Currency, the _pos1t1on of Busmass applicati ons lor: Case 4 M. old . Lost on Bowman Solitaire Diamonds- M.T.S. Serv1ces Manager. Degree 1 12 9 Run Road . Call 740-949· Com . Shop. 15 1 Seco nd In Busine ss related field pre- Man ~ ger · $ · per hour. 21 88. Aven ue, Gallipolis, 740-446- tarred . Five or more years of full tlrt e, temporary. Case fi nancial in stitution Man_ager 2 , $10. 19 per ~~ur, 284 2. M . full lime, temporary. PostiJOn 1 J) Los1: Male bl ack Lab mix an~ge men expenence will supervise temporary dog. Lillie KygorfJericllo Rd. _ __:._ _;,_ _ _ __ reqwred. Ten or more years k I 14 _181 a11 oca• area. II seen pl ease ca ll I , will buy Ju..nk ~-· Call experience in Commercial wo r e~ age Lending In bank or credit lions In Meigs County and (7401367·7047. {7401386·9303. program maintaining union desired. EKtensive d p · b recor s. os1110n WI11 e Bu si n ~ s s Development e ne ence Comprehensive active June-August, approxl• Xr;- n · mately 10 weeks. 4x4's For Sale ...... .... ........ .. ........ .................. 725 knowledge of C ommercial Qu alifications : Age 18 or Announcement .... ........ .- ..................,....,....... 030 Lending underwriting, rules.. older, high school gradu· Anllques .......... .. ........ .. ...... ...... .. ........ ........... 530 Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 Auction and Flea Market.. .... .. .... .... .... .. ...... .080 SBA Loan products requi red. Extensive knowl · drug lElSt, prior youth experiAUto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 . ence preferred. Auto Repair ... .. .. .... ...... .. .. .... .. ... .. .................. 770 · edge .mrea d'mg sma 11 bus1· A r r -1 ble Autos for Sale .. ...... .... .. .. ............... ............... 710 ness financials with j)rojec· .MPPI ocaOionsSI 1 a7va5o Rsace: egs ne op, Boals & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 I.IOfl a_nd fo recas I ab'l'. IIIiaS. Sfreet. Middleport. GMCAA. But/ding Supplles ........................................ 550 Exp~~. len~e With Loan 1369 Powell Street. Business and BUildings ............................. 340 Parltclp~tlon and pur.ch~ses Middle~rt. GMCAA, 8010 Bus/neas Opportunlty .. ...... .. ...... .............. ... 210 Business Tralnlng .. ................ ..................... 140 · along ~1th development and SR7, Cheshire. GMCAA, execution of lormal Th. d A G . . 859 1r venue. a 11 1po1IS. . . . Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 PI Busmess ans, ~ 0 1tcles Gallia One Sto , 848 Third Camping Equipment ...... .... .. .. .. ................... 780 procedures and mternal A G . . Cards of Thanks .. ... ... ... ..... .. ..... ... ................ 010 Th .. . ven ue, a 111p011s. 1 Applications controls. o~ou gh know_· must be Child/Elderly Care ................ .... ................... 190 edge of all Busmess Deposn received at GMCAA Electrlc8URefrlgeratlon ............................... 840 l7 Account rules and regula - Ch h' b 4nM M Equipment for Rent.. ...... ...... .... .. ................. 480 . ' edGI · ~ estreyr , ay t1ons requ1_r . oa -onen • . .E rrt , Excavatlng .... ........ .... .. .... .... ......................... 830 10 2006 1 ed team player With dynamic E i, qua ppQr u 1 Y Farm Equ/pment .... ............ ... .. .....................610 written and oral commun1camp oyer. Farms lor Rent ............ ... .... .. .. .. ... .. .. ............. 430 tion sk1!1s a must. Office -H-elp-W -an-ted-1-~Ta-<-in-g Farms for Sale ...... .. .... .... ............................. 330 loca11on dependent UJ?On • Appt 1catlons fo r a Barge For Lease .. .. .. .. ..... ..... .... ...... ......................... 490 credit un1 on ne eds l oader Ai~er Ex perience For Sale ....... :.... .. ..... .. ... .. ... ...... ... .. , ............... 585 EKce llent co mpensa tion and Helpfu l. Pleaso apply at For Sale or Trade .............. ...... .. .. ...... ........... 590 Fru/lo & Vegelables ..... , .. .. .. ............. ............ 580 benefits package. · Shelly Material s. Inc. Furnished Rooms ... .... .. .. ... .. ........ .. ..... .. .. .. ... 450 Racine. Plant/Racine, Oh io. All applicants must submit a General Hauilng ............ .... ....... .. .. ,.. ........... .. 850 Oakwood Homes letter of interest and res ume Gtveaway ............ .. ........................ ......., ...... .. 040 Happy Ads .... .... :............ ....................... ...... ..050 includ1ng the names of three Sales Perso n. 6 figu re Hay & Graln ..... .. ............................. .............. 640 re terences to Atomic potential. Blue Cross, Blue Help Wanted ...................... ... .. ...... .. ........ .... .. 110 Employees Credit Union , Shield, 401K , 5 day work Home lmprovements ......... ..... ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..810 190 Waverly Plaza. Waverly, week. Proven sales record. Russ Murdock Homes for Sale .............. ...... ... .... ................. 310 OH 45690 AITN : Assistant Call or tax : Household Goods .................... ................... 510 to Pres/CEO by Friday. May (740)446-3 093 Houses tor Rent. "-'l .•..••••..• .••......•.•..•.•••..••••••• 410 (740)44 6-3599. email : . 12th . EEO Employer In Memorlam ....... .. ..... ..... ...... ..... .................. 020 rm760@clayton.net CLASSIFIED INDEX Kyger Creek Alumni Banquet Saturday, May 27 at River Valley High School (the former KCHS) Registration at 6 pm Dinner at 7 pm $ t 5.00 per person Send to: KCHS Alumni PO Box 350 Cheshire, Ohio 45620 Holzer Senior Care Center is cu rrentiJ seeking a Licensed Beautician 6 week old puppies. mixed washer, nascar, ca nopy, tup- AEP is an Equal Opportunity VISA \ 28 AW Long Road • Wellston, Ohio reJect or cancel any r r Garage Accepting 384-4400 ext. 7217 1-888-786-7531 ext. 7.217 *POLICIES* Ohio Valley Publishing reserv~s the rlg11t to edit, 69 Mar$1\ plant Free Estimates Berber $5.95 Sq. Yd. Vinyl $4.95 Sq. Yd. Mollohan Carpet · 6anbap U:imH-6tntfntl• Page 03 2200 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis; OH 740-446·1546 KCHS Reunion Sat., May 27, 2006 Moose Lodge, Pt. RSVP or more lnfo 446·3488 or 675·4831 Nomination & Election of Officers OAV POST 141 May 8th, 2006 6 pm PUBLIC WELCOME Galli a Co. Conservation Club Meeting Wed., May 10 Dinner at 6:30 NOW OPEN J&J. Bait & Tackle 7 days wk. located 1.4 mi. below the dam behind Bladen Landing UNIQUE GIFTS FOR SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Cats Meow School Busses' For Gallipolis City Schools or Gallia County Local Schools AVAILABLE AT THE . BOB EVANS FARM CRAFT BARN 245-.63ll5_ HOMEGROWN STRAWBERRIES available McKean Farm on . Centenary Road and William Ann Motel, Second Ave., Galllpolla Nomination & Election of Officers AMVETS POST 23 May 8th, 2006 7 pm SMOKIN'S ROB'S STATE LIQUOR STORE Open Man-Sat 7:30am to 10 pm . Sunday 11 am to 7 pm Copenhagen/tO Can Roll ..$24.99 Skoal/10 Can Roll .......... .. .$26.99 Timber Wolf/5 Can Roll .. .. ...$6.69 Southern Pride/Carton ...... $20.9ll "Jorgan/Carton ...·.... ........... $17.99 24 Pk Natural Light.. ........... $9.99 24 Pk Bush and Bush Light ......... .............. .. .............. .. ........ ... $11.99 24 Pk Bud and Bud Light .. $15.99 30 f:'k Miller Hi Life & Miller Hi Life Lt .................. $12.99 24 Pk Milwaukee Best .... .. .. $8.99 24 Pk Old Milwaukee .......... $9.99 Serenity House serves victims of domestic · violence call 446·6752· or 1·800·942·9577 P1lr1 I 8p1r11 4•H Club Mother's Oly I"LOWI!~ BALl! Hinging B11k1t1, Potted Flowere, Fleta Mly 12th I 13th 8 1'tn ·? E11t1rn Av1. Aero.. from F'lua Hut ~ehgo~~~i~~sk~~~~~~~li~~c~j ~:~?:a~ -;~~~~sch~~~:sr:; q Insurance ... ........... ....................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpmenl.. .......,.............. 660 Nnscenaneous ................................., ............ 170 Miscellaneous Merchandlse ... ............•...... :540 Mobile Home Repalr .......................... .......... 860 Mobile Homes for Renl ........... .................... 420 Mobile Homea for Sale ...... .. ........ .. .. .. ........ .. 320 Money to Loan ..... .. ..... .. ..... .. ..... ....... ............ 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheeters .... .. .......... ...... .. .. 740 • Et~AOLUNO NOW Musical Instruments ................................... 570 Peroono/a ...... .. ...................... :...................... 005 Pels lor Sale .. .. .. .......................................... 560 Plumbing & Heatlng ...... ...... .. ...... ............ ,... S20 Professional Servlces ................................. 230 Redlo, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 Real Estate Wanled .................. ,.. ................ 360 Schools Instruction ... ......................... .... .. ... 150 Seed, Plan! & Fertilizer .............................. 650 Slluallons Wanted ....... .. ............ .................. 120 Space lor Rent ........................................... ..460 Sporting Goodo ........................................... 520 SUV 's lor Sale .............................................. 720 Trucks for Sale ............................................ 715 Upholstery .... .... ........................................... 870 Vane For Sale ...............................................730 Wanted to Buy ................. : ........................... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Suppiles .................. 620 Wanted To Oo .............................................. 180 Wanted to Ranl .......................... .. ................ 470 ·vard Sale· Qalllpolls .................................: .. 072 Yard Sole· Pomeroy/Middle ..................: ..... 074 Yard Sale· Pl. Pleasant .... .....~ ...................... 076 ALLIANCE TRACTOR -TRAILER TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE, VA WANrm NURSES& NURSE AIDES The Athens· Meigs TRAINING Educational Service has a •MedicaVOentaVVision position opening for an ED Benefits Teacher to serve the Arcadia Nursing Cente r, a Local School Ca ll NOW to start your new Eas te rn Ta ndem Health Care facility, F'OS/TION District, for th e 2.006·2007 career! is seeking a full time AN to Applica nts School Ye.=u. ANNOUNCEMENT (7 40)446-7 442 join ou r butstandtng team. must have a Speci al ert. 1901 Positi on wUI include admlnisPolitlng Date April 28, 2008 Education/Licens e or be or lratlve and direct care will ing get a Temporary duties. Also seeking lull & 1·877-463-6247 Speci!'list PART·TIME CLERICAL l~te r 'llen!ion part lime & PAN STNAs. www lnto<:la!on Cpm Licenses ol interest. Sal af)l STAFF MEMBER 3pm -11pm & 11pm-7am wi" be based on experience r.l!!!""-~----., sh ifts avail able. Proper and certificalion according Sotooi.B license or · certificati on The Unlve;sity of Ri o to the salary sc~ e. 8nd will ~'RUCilON Grande invites applications requ ired. Tandem offers: for a parHme clerical posi- have Board approved benetion jn the Meigs County fi ts. Sub'mit letter otlnterest, Gallipolis Career College • RN Sign-on Bonus resume , and references to office. (Careers Close To Home) • Competitive Wages John Costanzo, Call Today! 740·446-4367, • Shih Differe ntial Responsibilities of this part Sup erintendent Athens1-800-214-0452 • Exceptional Benefits time 24 hour a week position Meigs Educational Service www.galltpOIISCareercollege.corn ·Much Morel include, but are not limited Cente r, 507 Ri chland A.ccrediled Ml3mber Acc redituig to, greeting students, staH Avenue, Suite # 108, AthenS, Cooncil lor lndepen<htfll CQIIege!i Qu aUiied applicants will and parents, fielding general OH 4570 1. Appllcatl.on and School• 1274e. receive a $25 gas card when information and questions, deadline: May 18, 2006. hired! Please apply online answering te lephone calls, The AMESC is an equal at: • directing visitors to proper 0 P P o r t u n I t "'I Stuck tryi ng to figu re out offices tor assistance: selling _ •_ m_ pl_ oy_e~rl_pr_ ov_id_e_r._ __ what to do with your life? tandemhe althcareers.com Feel you are going nowhere book s lor the University VAN DRIVERS with your current job? Arcadia Nurelng Center bookstore. assisting with studenl reg istration and FuiHime and part-time posiThe Un iversity of Rio 511 E. Main Street p(octo ring exa ms fo r on- tions require transportin g Grand e and Rio Grande Coolville, OH 45723 lines classes. Will also be c onsumers to and from Community College can Ph: (740)687-3156 expected to work V'ith unl· medical appointmenls in the hel p. Fax: (740)687-0080 vars ity networking depart· Mason County, WV area . Call 1·800·282·7201 or log ment to assist with software Must be able 10 ,maintain on to www.ri o.edu and hardware tro uble sl:lool acc urate reports , and be WANTED ing. Hours are from noon able to assist consumers off To Do until 6:00pm . and on van as needed . SFIDFIEOE Require s HS dipfoma or HAOt•ndemheetthe~~re.com Must have high school diplo- GED, sa fe dri ving record Care lor your loved on e in ma or equivalent. Musl ha\18 ·and ~nowledge of local my home . Ope ning lor 1 knowledge of and e~~:perl- route s. Both positi ons offer lady. Experienced. Call ence with computers and compet itive salary an d full (7401388·0 118 Nursing Assistant Classes ~ computer software and pre - tlmG position includes combeginning May 9, 2006. If vious office experience. prehensive benefits. Visit our -----,......~--:: you enjoy elderly people and Must work well with the pub· website at Computer Troubleshoot & want to become a member lie. Position. available lmme· www oresta r:'a org/aooli ca- Repair. Call (740)992·2395 of our health care team , diately. tlo ns pdf or ou r 715 Main Sl., Pl. Ple asant office fOr an please stop by Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center at All applicant s must submit a application. Submit applica· -=--,..---::-,...--::--~ 36759 Rocksprings Road. letter of interest and resume lion by fax 10 (3041399_005 3 Georg e's Portable Sawmill, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 and WI including the name s and or by mail to: don't haul your l ogs to the out an application for the addresses of three referPRESTERA CENTER Mill just call 304·67 5·1957. classes. Extendicare ences on or belore May 15, HRIMason van Driver ~ 3375 U.S. At. 60 E. Health Services, Inc. Is an 2006. lllqual opportunity employer Phyllis Mason, SPHR , HuntinQton, VN 25705 Will do Lawn Mowing. Have that encourages workplace Director of Human good Referen ces. reasondl~erslty. MIF DN Resources able price s. In P.t. EOEIAA University Of Rio Grande PleasanVGallipOiis are a. OhiO Valley Home Health, P.O. Box 500, Rio Grande , We are NOT (30416 7 5·3 76 7(304 )593· Inc. hiring AN's. Accepting OH 45674 4120cell your T}rpleal applications lor CNA, STNA, email tJrnason@rio.edu CHHA, PCA. Competitive . EEOIAA wages, mileage and benefits including health insurance. POsition available tor We help make a difference Apply at '1480 Jackson Pike, Assistant Housemanaoer in by calling on behalf of the Gingerbread House Day Gallipolis or 2415 Jackson a women's resident!allacili· nation's leading Non-Profit Care Accepting Children 6 Avenue, Point Pleasant, WV ·ty. The posi tion requ ires Health Organizations wKs. to 12 yrs. Hours ~~ or p!'lone toll tree 1-866-441- working evenings, weekoperation 7:00 AM to 5:30 NO Credit Card Calls! 1393. ends and ,Holidays. PM. Ohio State. wv State NO Product Sale s! Overbrook Center ls current- Candidate must ha\le reliand Private Pay Accepted . NO Bitt Cott&ctmg! ly accepting applications for able transporta11o n and high Call for rates and to see if AN's. 8 and 12 hour shifts school diploma or GED. you may qualify lor assis •Convenient Schedules available . Competitive Must have good decision tance tor Day Care. 74(). wages and benefits package making ability and be able to Every Fr\day. & Saturday 992-3142 OFF! a~allable . All interested · wo rk with people tram all .•Competitive Wages applicants should pick up backgrounds. Interested $7-$6/hr. FT an applicant . at 333 Page persons may apply to :. Willing to Babysit. in my •Weekly Pay w/Bonus Street. Middleport, OH . For Personnel, PO Box 454, heine near Middlepor:t. •Paid Vacations EVERY 6 Information Gallipolis, OH 45631 . additional Monday-Friday. $2 .00 per MoOths please con1acl Hollie al POSTAL hour. Call 740·992·2217. · •Paid Holidays/PAID (740)992·6472. EOE $15.67-$21 .98/hr.• now h1r· Overbrook Rehabilitation ing. For application and free Center is currently accepting governement job info, call applications tor LPN 's. American Assoc. of Labor 1· Available shifts are 7A-7P 913· 599-8042, 24/hrs. Bmp. and 7P·7A. All Interested appllcan1S should pick up an _•_erv_·- , . - - -- - application at 333 Page Safety Profe ssi onal on eon· Street. Middleport, OH. For tract basis. Pay based on further information, please eKperience. Call (740)645contact Hollie at (740)992· 3810 and leave message. II 6472. EOE erv c~~·~ter. na 10 a.m. - 3 ' - - - ' - - -- - - anltorial Cleaning posl Paid Training ions available in the Appl Individuals willing to trai!l, for r·rove & Huntington Area dericat or driving positions . !Full & Part Time position see Must be AGE 55 OR OVER ~'vailable call 1-888-305 to and meet eligibility require- 17378 or (304)529 -7379 ments. Additional training positions available. Call the Tired of workin g all holiSeillor Employment Cen ter days? Tired of working 12 on-Lhe-spot interview s and 1866)734·2301 . hour shifts ? Come home and join us at Medi J-tome Part time position to Manage Country ·Homes rental com- Health! Opening for a PAN hy AN and/or fu ll lime RN posi· munlty In Shade Area· lion. EOE . Full time positions 10 Includes a house to live in. incl udes benefit package, Send resume to Country Ho mes , PO Box 1033 401 K, and sign on bonus fur I $2,000. Call Judie Ree se, Logan, OhiO 43138 . AN , C. Clinical Manager. at Parts Clerk wanted. (7401441 · 1779 or 1·800· Computer experience and 481-6334 . knowledge of farm equipm6nt. Send res ume to: CLA Truck Driver Needed Box ill c/o Gallipolis Henderson, WV Based 242 AVE. • Tri bune , PO Box 469, COL License & 2 years Gallipolis, OH 45631 . experience. 1·800-219·9436 9108 MVR requ ired . Summer help needed at Call (304)67 5- 7434 0 .0 . Mci ntyre Park DistriCt. - - -- - - - - For applicati on apply at The Bob Evans in Mason is Raccoo n Creek County Park now Hiring. All shifts & posi518 Dan Jones Road ell ol tions currently available. GALLlA COUNTY GENERAL n s. Apply wilhin. 1156 lw-------,J 1100 Announcements MATURE . EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE PERSON· NEL to work In Pomeroy area 3 days Per week. Duties include general and varied maintenance , cleaning and on-call coverage. Reliable transportation is a must Mileage paid. Drug test and police record check reQuired. Send resume,references, and former employers to 410 Third Street, Marietta,·Oh 45750. EEO · ~ . "auooat RWe Association Work to Protect Your ' 2nd Amendment Rlghta •Up to $8/hour Full -Time •Work for Reputable ~litical Organizations •Weekly pay wit h Bonus fotential •Medical and Dental ~enefits . •Paid Vacation E; very 6 ~onths Call Today to Start your NEW Career 1-8 77 -463-6247 ex1. 2301 Wanted· full-time veterinary r cc enti o nis t. exper ie nce helpful but not essential for person willing to learn respond with comple te resu me & 3 reference i o E86 Pl .Piea sant Register 200 Main ST. Pt. Pleasant WV 25550. p.m. We invite you to come visit one of our state-of-the-an faCilities and the promising career opponunities we have offer. We will be conducting providing visitors with refreshments and door prizes . ihroughout the day. So stop meet the staff. tour the facilities and find. oUI why lnfoCision is the place you am::hifoCision THIRD Help Wanted GALLIA COUNTY GENERAL HEA~TH DISTRICT bu sin es s degree administrat ion or rel alcd fie ld . valid Ohio driver's license . DATE AVAILABLE : M ay'30 , 2006 RATE OF PAY AND BENEFITS: A s per Gallia C ounty Ge neral H ea l!h Di str i cl sal ar y structure. Ohi o Public Employee s R et i rement System. See Nursing Director for Slart ing pa y rate and explanati on of bene fits. . "Notice of Position Vacancy" Help Wanted Computer skills. Goo d o ral an d " ritt en 'communiCation s kills. Candidates mu~t hold a PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM Help Wantep HEAL:fH DISTRICT wfth ,minimum of two years ex peri ence ·in . m ed ica l o ffice/cl i nic se ttiu g preferred o r to teach In GALLIPOLIS EXT. Help Wanted POSITION: Cl erk TYPE OF POSITION: Part t i m e QUALIFICATIONS: A ssocial e's RN Sharon Carmichael Buckeye Hills Career Center 740-245-5334, ext. ·206 May "Notice of Position Vacancy" Help Wanted • Part-time, hours will vary. • Includes lecture and clinical . 1-800-334-1203 instruction. . • Must. have at least two years Childcare worker needed for Residential Treatmen t experience in Acute Care and/or Facility. Pay based on expe· Long Term Care. • ri ente, paid insu rance. Call to apply Mon-Fri , 9am-3pm • BSN required . (740)379·9083. - - - - - - For mora information contact: Dental Chair S1de Ass1stant and Dental Hyg1enlst. E)(perience preferred, but not Mandatory. Reply to Point Pleasant Registe r Box TSC5, 200 Main Stteet. Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Htu JOBS Position Available " NO EllPERIENC£ NECESS ARY "FU LL· T"IM E CLASSE S ' COL TRAINING " FI NANCING A\IAILAeLE • .106 PLACEMENT ro Telemarlr.etlngt Help Wanted Wvestock ........ .. .............................. ............ .. 630 Losland Found .. .. ....... .. .. .......... .................. 060 Lots & Acreage ............................................ 350 -HELP--W·MTED---"' DATE OF POSTING: May 4, 2006 DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTANCE OF NOl'ARIZEU APPLICATJO~ WITH RESUME : May 19.2006 Suhm it to: • Judy Linder, BSN, RN . Director of Nursin~ Gall/a County General Health Distric t 499 Jackson Pike, Suite D Gallipolis, OH 4563 I The Gall ia· Count y Genera) H ealth D istrict 111 an equal opport un ity employer and serv1ce 'provider. POSITION: Publ ic H c itilh Nur<e TYPE OF POSITION: Full -tim e. permancn1 employ ee. 35 ho urs p er week . Wn m~ n\ Health Services Project Dire,tor. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS : Bachelor '> Degree i n. nursing fro m an al.·,,: rcdited school of n u r s in g p r efe r re d . ur an Associatc"s/Dipl nma registered NurSe w ith t\I. O year:-. nursing ex perience and c urrt' ntly · l i ~o:ensc d 111 the ,,, ate of Ohio. Expen cm:c in Puh li c Hcuh h and Women's Health a plu". but no t rc q u1red . Good oral and writte n ~.:om mun icatio n "kills i mport ant. Cnmpu tcr c.xpt:r icn cc M u~t hold a Ya lid Ohll) Jri vcr \ IICC II !'I: . • DATE POSITION AVAILABLE : May 30,2006 RATE OF 1'1\\' AND BENEFITS: As ,per Gall i n Co un1 y G eneral H ealih D i>tric t sa lary stru cture. Ohio Publ ic Emp loyees R.elirc mc nt System. See Nursing Director for sta1ting pay ra te and cxrlanati on of benefits. DATE OF POSTING : M ay 4, 2006 DEADLINE FOR ACCEPTAN C E NOTARIZED . APPLI C ATION WITH RESUME : M ay 19. 2006 ,,F Suh mil to: ' Judy Under , USN, RN, Director of N u rsin g Galli• C ounty General Health Uisf rkt · 499 Jackson Pike, SuiteD Gallipolis, OH 45631 The Gallia County General Health Di slrict is an equal oppon unity empl oyer ~:~nd 11ervi~;e j)I"O\'ider. �. Page D4 • 6uQQ ~-6mttnd .:"'~ eo r::OPI>olmJNrr\';::;:~'1900 ; I t '\ \ '. 1 I \ l iO Bui1MN; Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV r I Me::~~ I~.,t__,A-~--&-._.~1 16 I~.,r.__ FOR_H_OMES_SAIJ! __ ; .. r It LoTs& AUIEI.GE sq h 3bd 2ba home A-ni 2003 Norris 16><80 molllle with buement, sits on 3 Local company offering "NO home All factory upgrades •N TICEe School District At8o regis· home 1nste8d ot renting tered quarter horses for • 100% financing NG CO recommends tha u do business With peo I'OU know and NOT t r after 6pm accepted • Payment could be the 1997 Fa1rmont Celebnty same as rent double w1de 2ex72. FR. den Mortgage Locators Jg kttchen, 2 full baths, 38A (740)367 0000 ~ TO loAN ' ~e Ohto Dtvtston o [ i,nanctal lnst 1tut 1on' fJfftce of Consume ~ffatrs BEFORE you refr .,ance your home 0 btatn 8 loan BEWARf PI requests for any la rge ~dvance payments 0 ee~ or rnsurance Cal he Olftee of Consume ~ftatrs ioll free at 1·866 ~78·0003 to toarn 11 thE mortgage broker o ender IS proper! rcensed {Th1s ts a publt erv1ce anno uncemen rom the Ohm Valle PR.OI'l~IONAI. SERVICES HOME5 FOR SALE ·eutlt tn 1996 •A.ppro)l 1 aoo Sq Ft wl2 1/2 acres '3brm 2 lull balhs "LAm FRm Formal DAm Eat tn kttchen "All Appl Stay ·central Atr/heat "Covered Front Porch, Deck ·a car detach garage w/one stall as a ftn· tshed heated room ·small shed attached to garage wtlh a well "Two run dog kennel ' Immediate Posseston *Loan AssumptiOn A\la tl s S% ' Located between Ato Grande and Galllpolts ""$99,500 Shown by Appt · 740-245·0125 or 740·645· 2249 Auction PUBLIC Saturday, May I I O:OOa.m. located HI The Ruction Center On Rl. 62 D. Of maSIII W.u .. wlll Be Selling Items from The Shelma Jones Estate Out Of new Hauen W.u. Hlong Willi other Partial Estates Hnd Consignments Will Be Sold, Beauu ful Oak D,r Sune - table-4 Chan; & Hutch W/lcad Glass Doors, Antique Table & 4 Chatrs, Sev N1ce Drop Leaf Tables W/rope TwiSt Legs, Modem Sofa, Blanket C hest, Oak C urved Glass Sec/bookcase, Oak L1brar) Table, Fulton Bed, Tea Cart. Ba1 Stools. Magnavox Color Console Tv Glass Top Pub Table, 3 Pc Ant1 que W1cker Set W1cker Lounge, W1cke1 Table. Wicker Magazmt' Rack & Other Furnnure Suit To Come In, Lg Amount Of Glassware, Lg Set Of Valmont Chma •·royal Wheat",supenor Hallyualny Dlnnerware,candlewlck, P1n~ Dcpre!\ston Amencan Homestead Curner & lves 1869 Spnng· Summer & Winter Plates,wall Pockets, Butter Pnms, Lamps, Milk Bottles. Pres~ure Cooker, Old Sheet MuSic, Old Books, Post Cards Iron Skillets T1n Adv Cans, Grnmtcwarc yard Machmes 22" La\\ n Mower Plus Much M01e Not L1s1ed Auctioneers Note: Lg Amouqt Of Ant1quc Furmture & Glassware Still Unpaok mg And Very clean 14x64 2 bed· room Only $7 995 Call he also loved· h1 s Farman tractor. Denver took pnde m whatever he Bulldozers, Backhoes, Loaders, Dump Trucks, Graders, Scrapers, Excavators Train m Ohw CertificatiOn · F1nam.:1al Assistance - Job Placement A sststance ~ National 49 5 acres by Tycoon Lake Call (740)709·1166 800-516-7303 Vacant land an Jesste Creek off 554 by Kyge r 5 064 acres R1fe Farm Lot 1#8 $10000 (740)645-{)440 AssocJaled Trammg Serv1ces Wanted Pasture & Hay , groond to lease or rent Call www equjpment-school.com Auction Auction PUBLIC AUCTION 555 East State Street, Athens, OH Thesday, May 16, 11:00 a.m. estate which Is In readereare hereby Informed that all ' dwellings advertleed In thta newapaper are available on an equal opportunity bases violation of the law Our tummg east, behmd County Engmeer Bulldmg on left, watch for s1gns, NOTE: All veh1cles are f01ie1ted and w1ll be sold as All Sales are Final - No Returns IS - no No titles or keys are ava•lable Veh1cles are 10 category 4-6 condltton needmg pan or full restoratton, W1thm 48 hours vehtcles wtll be tttled by court order to C0.#66 773-5447 OR 173-5785 All vehicles must be removed from the propeny on day of auction - No excepttons will be made All sales operate under the doclnne of Caveat Emptor MOTORCYCLE: 1979 Harley Davidson Model FXS w/10,657 mtles VEHICLES: 1955 Chevrolet Pickup Truck Model 3100 w/Corvette engme, 1956 Chevrolet Belatr 2 door Hardtop w/small block Chevy V8 eng10e, 1967 Chevrolet Camara 2 door-full cage roll bar/rear end 10 tact-set for drag rac10g (no engme), 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28-4 speed 2 door w/302 engme, 1969 Chevrolet Camaro 2 door-5 pt harness/rear end m tact-set for drag racing (no engme), 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS 2 door b1g block engme-overall tn very good condttton, 1960s('?)Cbevrolet Corvette (no engine), 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu-2 door-B1g Block engme, 1974 Plymouth Barracuda 2 door Newly remodeled, 3 or 4 bedrooms, central atr, full basement, hardwood floors, detached garage large C0\1· ered patiO fenced back yard close to schools, Pomt Pleasant, $69,500 1740)709-1382 Three Bedroom House on 1/2 acres lot Hardwood floors , heat pump, large patto1 ftmshed wat~ out Two acres basement opt1ona1 Ideal for Horse owner Two mtles from Pmnt Pleasant (304)675~1536 r M~n:~()MiS 1 12x50 Reetwood 2BA, W/0, elect , window NC, front & back porches, underptn· nl ng (740)256·6846 14x55· '97 Fleetwood MH2BR 1 bath etec heaVAC· good cond1tton $1 0 500 Call 1740)446·3644 101 appt TERMS· Cash or ccrttfied check w/positive I D payable on the day of sale No Credtt Cards. All sales are final. Not responstble for loss or 1970 2 Bd Am Trailer on SO'X225' lot tn Ha msonvtlle Extenor Painted recently Has new carpet cetltngs pamted Make ntce starter home or rental untt $13,600 00 740· 742·4011 PROPERTY OF ATHENS COUNTY Case No 04CI294 SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEER: John Patrick "Pat" Sheridan Apprentice Auctioneers: Kerry Sheridan Boyd & Brent King Licensed & Bonded in Ohio - Member of Ohio & National '86 Crestnge 14x70 2BRI 2 batn, $6,995 Call (740)385· acctdents , Auctioneer's Association Email: ShamrockAuction@aol.com WEB: www.sbamrod- auctions.com PH: 740-592-4310 or 800-419-9122 Auction Auction Auction Ohio ValleY · a~ank Public Auction May 13,2006 10:00 a.m. Large Longaberger Basket Auction . Torch, Ohio Location: From Pomeroy, Oh10 follow Rt 7 North through Coolville, Oh10 to Co Rd 63 (by rest area) Turn 11ght and please follow auct 1on Signs This IS a ve1) large pn'.atc collecuon of 100+ baskets, plu s ue-ons. hncrs, protectors, lid's, molds. ornaments & etc Some highlight.: Comp May Senes, Cnmp, shades of Amumn set. J W 's comp set of family traditiOns, comp set of pumpkms, Honzon or Hope s. Chn stmas. Holiday Hostess, Ho s1ess Apprrcmtwn, Mother's & Father' s Day, Boo kmg & Etc Some of these bas ke ts are Signed by Grandma Sonme, Dave, Rachd. Tammy, and othe r brothers & Sisters. Auctioneer's Note: Th1 s 1s anolher very mce auctmn, you may not want to m1 ss For complete lt stmg and p1cturcs. go to our webs1te @ www mood1spaugh.com. Moodispaugh Auction.,.,ring Services Auctioneer's: Bill & Todd Moodispaugh Ohio #7693 #0000107 Tenns, Cash or good check wilD Not respons1hle for acc1dents or loss, Announce ments day of s~le take precedence of pnntetf matc1tai Good Re trcshments. Nonsmoking • Jnfonnatton, (740) 667-0644 or (740) 989· 2623 ~ HotBES FOR RENT Auctioneer Billy R. Goble Jr. Middleport, Ohio 45760 740-992-9390 or Cell740-416-1164 AuciiOnzip com or ema1l captbill65@yahoo com for pholos Terms Cash or check approved by Auctwneer t'irsl, absentee bids and phone b1ds w1ll be accepted With 10% buyers prem1um and you pa) sh1pp1ng 2BRhouse on Garfteld Ave , $450/mo , $350/dep Call (740)441·0583, (740)256· 6408 3 bedroom house for rent no pets, rererences avail· able June 1st dose to locks (304)578·2642 When Items are sold they are the sole responsibility of the h1dder Lunch will be served by Jobs Daughters Bethel 62 Middleport. Oh10 L•ccnsed m Favor of the State of Ohio 2000 2004 1995 2005 2001 2003 2005 2006 2000 1998 2002 2002 . 1994 Auction 3 bedroom, 2 full baths full basement, 1 car garage, $600/sec deposit $600/mo (740I44e·3481 Pleasant Valley Apartment & bedroom, cia, nice clean Are now taking Applications house small yard, qUiet tor 2BR 3BR & 4BA . street, good netghborhood, Applications are taken $450 00 plus deposrt, Monday thru Fnday from 9 00 AM ·4 PM Ofl•ce 1s (740)843·5264 In Ractne Located at 1151 E\lergreen 3eiDR + 2 1/2 baths, 2 car Dnve Potnt Pleasant, wv garage turntshed closed to Phone No Is (304)675· Holzer $850 month 5806 E H 0 Auction PUBLIC AUCTION 50 Avon Place, Athens, OH Saturday, May 13, 10:00 a.m. DIRECTIONS: From Rt 32/50 & Rt 33, exit on East State Street turning cast, 6th street on the left tum by Larry Sche} Chevrolet on Avon Place, go past 2-stop Signs, house 1s on the left, watch for signs MOTORCYCLE: 1965 Honda 50 - whtte w1th 1ed seal: looks hke new GUNS:Remmgton Anns Co, 35 Model 141 pump, Remmgton Arms Co Browmng Model 11-20 gauge auto load, Sm1tlt & Wesson 44 B & W SP,c1al Revolver (mckel plated), Wards Western F1elds Mode l 3 1A· 22 Rifle bolt action, Ruger Secunty 6-357 Magnum R1fle w/Gienfield scope, Marhn 22 R•fle-tube fed, Herders 22;) bolt achon w/Bushnell vanable scope, Daisy No, 25 pump beebee gun, Slnvia Pump Up Alf Rifle #618, Muzzle loader double barrel 12 gauge (rough), 2-swords, ANTIQUES & COLI: ECTIBLES: Rogers srlver flatware "Eternally Yours", Delco Magnascope floor model Rad10, Blonde Ze nuh console TV w/round screen & pull out radto & record player, old Muntz TV, Heywood Wakefield fum1ture mcludmg 2-step end tables #308, round coffee table #306-32", 3-stack stde table #312, comer table #311 , Blonde fumtrure m Heywood Wakefield style mcludmg desk, tea cart, dmmg table w/6 cha1rs & malchmg buffet, drop leaf-expandable table, early 50s style bedroom suite, 4-poster double bed frame, large 4 ft tall oak very omate clock case (no clock), New Haven mantel clock, organ stool w/glass ball feel, ornate parlor chan & platfonn rocking chatr, 6-drawer spool cabmet, Q•Jahty Brand Needles for All Makes (740)441 ~ 0310 Takmg applicatiOns for a 1 large bedroom upstarrs apt, central air Call (740)441· 0731 ~-------Tara Townhouse Apartments, Very Spactous, 2 Bedrooms, C/A, 1 1/2 ~ocepted Bath, Adult Pool & Baby t Payment could be the Pool , Patto Start $425/Mo same as rent No Pets. Lease Plus Mortgage Locato~s Security Deposit Requrred, (740)367-tXlOO (740)367·7086 Anandonl Local Company offering "NO [)OWN PAYMENT" pco· ~rams for you to buy your home tnstead at rentrng • 100% ltnancing • Less than pertect credtt Farm House tor Rent near Ate Grande No Inside pets, must have references (304)675· 7624 House Rent smau 2br. $275Jmonth, Ulillttes, Deposit, No Pets (304)675· .874 Rent or Sale 4br tn Syracuse, $600/month & Deposit Water/Sewer Included, No Pets (304)675· 6332 or(74l>)591-Q265 FranciScan Chma, nut baskel, P1g cook1e Jar dated 1944, Hall Jewell coffee pot wnid, Red Wmg USA bowl wn1d & creamer/sugar, large USA pottery vase & pttcher, USA 22K gold teapot/creamer/sugar, Umversal Pottery bowl s(t, 5-glass refngerator d1shes w/hds. dessen sets, Depression pmk, yellow & green p1cccs & blue rehsh plate, 4boxes of milk glass (mostly Fenton), large assortment of Wedgewood SA 75· 48R 1 bath homegarage, baseme:nt nver access Propane heat. win· dow /lJC $650/month cent· $650 sec dep , you pay utll· 11ies Avatlable 1st week tn Apnl Call (740)446·3644 for an appllcatton POLARIS SPORTSMAN 500 ATV CAMPLITE 1906SL TT KAWASAKI KSV700 ATV CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO OODGENEON , HYUNDAI ELANTRA GLS KAWASAKI KSF400·A1 ATV SALEM 2MF24BHSSLE n ' KAWASAKI KVF5084F ATV · CHEVROLET CAVALIER CHEVROLET CAVALIER PONTIAC GRAND AM PALOMINO TRUCK CAMPER HONDA.CIVIC •Dashound Dog), small chalk collie dog statue, Lager Beer platterMmster, OH, Banks pint trulk bottle, Russell Da1ry, Welisv1Ue, OH tm trulk case, large crock JUS & 5 gallon crock, copper apple btuter kettle . on stand, butcher's cast iron kettle , Kling & Muentz, Galhpohs, 0 1870 case •ron tea kettle, Favonte #12 1ron sk1llet tm bread box, large tmttk, half gallon Atlas & Ball glass Jars. 2-Ma sters 011 spouts, Stop renting Buy 3 bedroom foreclosure $11,500. For listIngs 600 ~391 ~5228 oxt 1709 Kenmore Jr washing machine, metal cabmet w/portable foldmg smk & totlet, Umversal Peute ponable 2-burner gas range, Serve! refngerator, large assonment of ladies coats & hats from the 40s & 50s era, costume Jewelry, lots of hnens. milk can. red tm tee chest. brass bell, Rayo & other kerosene lamps, dresser lamps. depressiOn era rollmg pin, old mov1e projector & Kodak Caroscl 850 proJector, Safe Guard Check Wnter, Sinclrur service station tm wmdshield cleanmg Two Bedroom House. Kttchen equtpped No Pets Dep reqUired Middleport 740-992·3823 r M~~IFS I d1spenser, draw kmfe, hand SICk les, hog hook. brass blow torc h, wood level, very large trap, Ra1lroad oil can, 12-msulators, ice tongs, small anv1ls (IwiviSe), wood molding maker tool , child1en's electnc toy tron, M1htary Umfonn w/e<pert nlle man & piStol meda ls, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Very mcc Mahogan} dmmg !able 14x70 trailer, $400 month plus depoSit (740)367· 7762 , (740)367·7272 or (740)446-4060 w/4 leaves extends to 92". 6 cha1rs w/matchmg Breakfront chma cabmet & Buffet, Beauhful Cherry chma cahmet , newer roll top computer desk, GE washer & dryer, H1tach1 portable TV, sectiOnal sofa, rocker rcchner, s1de tables, lamps, JX>Ilable sewmg machme, Magnus eleclnc cord organ. Maple desk & chest of drawers, foldmg 2 bdrm ·2 Bath, unturn IS h ed ·Wash e rtOrye r, P,Orches No Pets monthly rent and utt~ t tes and depoSit 740·992·0031 cot, new metal foldmg table (m box), office chalfs, lois of luggage, room space heaters, small glass· top table w/2 The Ohio Valley Bank will offer for sale by public auction the following items: 2002 Auction .761641 #118920 .511552 #307305 #217157 11089769 #109925 #294496 #507301 cha1r~. mrscellaneous diShes, pots, pans & small k1tchen appliances, large outdoor flower pots, lawn/porch chms & tables fumnure, lots of hooks, mdoor/patlo fish pond, Welder 215 wetght bench & we1ghts. and other miscellaneous Hems. barrows, 2-Jawn carts, lawn fertth zer, yard/garden tools. new Hohday Pioneer: chain saw (never used -in ortgma1 box), alummum combmat10n folding ladder & step ladder. wood extens1on ladder, tree tnmmers, log chams, li re ax, saber Saw, bench gnnder, lots of hand machm1sts ' tools. Rockwell Delta 10" llltmg arbor saw\ Power Kraft radial arm saw, 50 amp pushrn:itJc electncal pane.!, door planer, Rockwell dove1a1l fixture, automot1ve tune up l)lachme. box ol regulators/gauges, heavy duty metal table on wheels, work bench ' ~.:abme t, 2·work area deSks w/drawers, furnnurc clamps, dnll bits, . punches, ch1sels, spoke shave, assorted Sizes of p1pe cutters, p1pe '• #105868 TERMS: Cash or check w/posltlve I D, No Credtt Cards Checks over $ 1000 must have bank authonzatlon of funds available All sales are final. Food will be available Not responSible lor loss or These items are available at the Ohio Valley Bank Annex, 143 3n:l Avenue, Gallipolis, OH on the date and time specified above. Sold to the highest bidder 'asis, where-is" without expressed or implied warranty &may be seen by callmg the Collection Department at 1-888-441-1038 ova reserves the right to accept 1reject any and all bids, and withdraw items from sale prior to sale. T811Tls of sale: CASH OR .CER'I"IFIED CHECK MobUe horne sites tor up to 16x80 In Country Homes (740)385-4019 tools, 27 drawer metal file cabmet, lots of Jars of nuts & bolts, Mtllnte • Powennaoc 832 m1lling machme (110 volt!smgle phase). lots of wrenches, saw set. hand saws, bow saw. tamper, crow bar, sledge hammers, gatvan1zed wash tubs, 8+ 5x6' Windows, assortment of pme, oak & m1sc lumber, 10 sp Btcycle, and Jots of other 1tems tiC13399 #009449 For SlUe or Rent 2 bd tra. turn $375/mo , $150/dp Aet, No Pets Non Smokers, 8·mt, from Pt Pleasant, At 2-N (304)675· 3151 TOOLS: Murray I0 hp 30" R1ding Mowe r, Topfl1ght push mower, Toro self propelled lawn mower, Atlas 5 hp , Snow blower. 2-wheel 1180366 #268835 acc1dents. OWNER : Betty Parsons by Roger Pedigo, Guardian SHAMROCK AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEER: John Patrick "Pat" Sheridan Apprentice Auctioneers: Kerry Sheridan Boyd & Orent King Licensed & Bonded in Ohio- Member~ of Ohio & National Auctioneer's Association Email: ShalJII"ockAuction@aol.com WEB: www.shamrock·auctions.com PH: 740-59l-431U ur H(HJ-419-9122 MENTS AT JACKSON BUDGET PRICES AT ESTATES, 52 Westwood Ortve from $344 to $442 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740·446·2566 Equal Houstng Opportumty 1br House, and 3br House CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· foe Rent Caill304)675·2441 ED & AFFORDABLE! Townhouse apartments, between 9am & 2pm and/or small houses FOR 1 BA house· 1 1 Gart~eld Ave, RENT Call 1740)441-11 t 1 Gallipolis $350 month Call for appltcatlon & tnformatton for dota•ls (740)441~0194 oc Gracrous ltv tng 1 and 2bed· (740)441·1164, room apartments at VIllage 2 br house 2013 N Main St Manor an~ Rtverstde Pt Pleasant central a1r Apartments In Middleport !heat, washer/dryer Included F1om $295·$444 Call 740· 804-674-0471 992·5064, Equal Housing 2br 1 1/2 bath, House great Oococturllitles, location 503 29th st Pt Pleasant (614)759~ 0475 p1eces, tm parlor coal bucket, several sad trons, boot cleaners ( 1- 994~ Auction Saturday, May 13, 2006 I 0:00 am Moodispaugh's Auction House Musical instmments sell at II 00 a m and are as follows Toilet SEAT Guitar ONE OF a Kmd, Black GIBSON Guitar bought 1n 1936 or 1937 (authentiCity unknown good copy of a G1bson 14) Ex cond1llnn, Blond Penco made m Phtladelphia 1975 Exc , cond1t1 on, Framus S1m1 holl ow body double cut w1th two ptck ups Sun Burst Bl75 1959- 1969 eleotnc Exc, ConditiOn, A4 GIBSON Mandolin 1921 model bone keys Ser. #65957 Electnc RED Sun Burst Exc Condillmi, GIBSON BR-9 all ongmal 1957 Amp 12" Jenson speaker lube type, Harmomca. F1ddle Pan. F1ddle Case, Old P1cks, Bass Pedal, harmomca and more, Note some jost01ments op display at Dan 's in Pomeroy. OH. Do not touch. Tractor to sell at 12 90 p,m Farman Cub 1949 fust sold 1n Me•gs County tn showroom condition won best m show at Meigs County Fair Scwmg Machine cabmet, several n1ce wood wall murors. set of all TERMS CASH OR CHECK WITH ID. ' Auction and w11l be m mce conditton. appropriate purchasers r;ubsequent to auction AUCTION CONDUCTED BY RICK PEARSON AUCTION pursued'" hfe and most of hts personal belongmgs w1ll be on the block comfgrters, West Germany Bowles. marbles, cut glass, glass baskets, Fenton, Ironstone pacture and bowL All clean ttems and so much more From Rt 32/50 & Rt 33, eXI t on East State Street warranties music, enJoye<l Uuildlllg model planes, playmg mus1cal Instruments, and Collectable: Imperial Glass, Avon Plate collccuon 1981 -2005, around 20 vmegar curettes, toothpick holders made by Fenton Impenal and others, Fostona Glass ware, U,S, M ,C Med1cal Kit WW2, Cast Iron Bank Duck, Meigs County thermometer f•l•zwald Funeral Home Pomeroy and Rutland, fishmg poles, Longaberger baskets, tackle box. old lures, small cap gun, small metal J ee p toy, ,o1 l lanterns, quilts, 03- II - 1697T Auction r for ffi!}OY years As some may know. Denver was a man who loved Tools a shop mate ex condition , craftsman wrenches, ndged p1pe wrenches, Stanley .planes, dtstam saws. tool boxes( hamme1 s, Draw Kmte, mach1msts tools and more, 2323 Perfonnance Pkwy Columbus, OH 43207 (740)256 ~9250 This new1paper writ not knowingly accept act'vertisements tor real Auction More Commg In 2 bedroom apt on Vtne St Ga!hf>olls Utllttres paid (740)367·7886 _ _ _ _ __;_:..._:...__ 2 bedroom, 1 full bath, trash & water pard $375/sec deposit $375/mo (740)446·3481 661 Thlrd , Galltpolts 2BR, w/apphances, pay own utili· ties , $350/month plus $3SO/depostt (740 l245· 9~.:.59_5_1 .:.e•.:.v.:.e.:.m.:.e.:.ss.:.a:::ge::___ Acceptmg appltcatlons for 1 or 2 bedroom apartment, $400·$500 month, kitchen appltances & WID furntshed water & garbage mcluded, 00 pets, l si month, security • deposit & lease requtred (740)446·9585 Attention Construcllon Worker& 2 sleeptng rooms -·furmshed w/cabte Need to sen your home? and uttltttes-weekly and late on payments, diVorce, monthly rates 740·992· job transfer or a death? 1 0031 or 304·882·3449 fan buy your home All cash t.nd qutck closing 740·416· BEAUTIFUL APART· .5oo We have been commissioned to sell ttems whtch belong ed 'to Denver Rtce by hts Wife. Mrs Nora Rice Wnh Denver's passmg, Nora feels it's lime to pun With some of the personal belongmgs he used and cared for Sand Ht!l Ad, almost new house, 3 br , 2 ba , heat pump, 1 2 acres, mce subdl· VISIOn 304-675-2319 AUCTION Co. Near SR33 5 on Cook Rd, $21 or on Landacker Ad , co ~ater $16,9001 Tuppers Platns 5 acres w1th barn $19,500 Red Hill Ad great '2 actes, fte ld, woods + 'tream $31,9501 Reeds\lllle 10 acres. co watet NOW S15 5001 Chester, 16 wood8d acres $15,500 Gallla bo. Vtnton, Shepherd Lane hie& 12 acres $23,500! R~ Prande, 8 acres co water • 18 5001 K t ., ' yger 6 ac•es S16 500 ' 0 ver 100 parcels avatlable tn SE Ohio Call (740)441 · t 492 fo r Iree maps Or viSit www brunerland com We finance! Auction Ntee 14,.;70 3 bedroom Only - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $~0,995 Wtll help With dellv· , - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ery Call (740)385~962t HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR &unbap G:hn,. -&mttntl • Page 05 LoTs& "Back yard on site rain or shine Ntce house w/ 2 add1tronat lots 1n Rto Grande Great rental property or room for expanston Call (740)37!;19887 Auction Auction Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant WV ACRFAGE 679 Broadway Street Middleport; Ohio 45760 acres, wonderful vtew, ridgetop. property, close to matn htghway perfect for 4 wheeler tratls1 (740)707· 2109 A well matntatned House for Sale La rge porch, base ment, deck, heat pum p, located tn Gatltpolts Ferry $69 900 phone 1304)675· 1536 BANK REPO It AUCTION 22 48R 2ba 100% ftnanctng avatlable even wtth less:":=~~~::~~~ than pertect credtt NEI down payment 1740)742 2376 Never lived 1n, new 3BDRM w/2 bathrooms 10 drywall 29t2 AnOJslon Dr , PI stage stts on 2 beauttfut ' Pleasant 3BR, 2BA LA acres county water at road FR Garage Ntce netghbar· about 20 mtns south of hood (304)675·3637 days Athens QH $74 500 Call (304)675 2355 eventngs (740)489·9146 9/10th of an acre for sale on 143 2 rhobtle homes 740· 992·5858 TRAINING FOR EMPLOYMENT raee, color, religion, ..)1 familial status or national orlg1n, or any Intention to make any such preference, llmltatton or discrimination." 4 year old Cotontal on 3 acres approx 1 900 s~ rr 3 bd r 2 ba th 5 2 car garage master bdr IS 28x24 wtth a $125,000 lacuzzt tub (740)446 7029 4BA Foreclosure only $t4,900 For 11strngs ca ll 600·391·5228 ex1 F254 Auction (740)385~0698 dhsc:rlmlnldlon baftd on TURNED DOWN ON :___;__ _ _ _ _ __ '86 Skytme front kitchen Cash price $8,995 W1ll deliver Call (740)385·9948 SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION 20 acre farm wtth 2500sq ft custom t999 2 story home located between Rto Grande and Jackson, 3·4BR, den, 3 full bath wtlh master Jacuzzt , huge wrap·around porch , large ktlchen wtth rsland , 3 ei).r garage foundatton ready to frame prtvate seumg Wtlhr----~--'"""1 great hunt tng , $234,900 ~ (740)384·5 t82 3BD 2Ba, ftr.:tplace 40x60 barn 9 flat acres Pleasant Valley Ad A1o Grande $120,000 (740)709 1166 All real estate lldvortlalng In thle newepaper 11 3BR 2 Car attached Garage aubject to the Federal on 1 06 acres $60,000 Fair Housing Act ot 1968 1,304 _:_ 16_75_·_63_3_1_ _ _ _ which makee it Illegal to 1 advertise "any preference, limitation or SOCIAL SECURITY !Sst? No Fee Unless We W1n1 1·888·582 3345 Rl\11 , 1\11 Lms& ACREAGE ' Saturday, May 13, 2006 10:00 a.m. =, ~p=,ub~h~sh~ln= gC~o~m= p!an= y) =~ r · wtth walk·ln closets, lg deck, abo~t~e ground pool 36)116 2 uhllty bUildings Lot 2 89 acres, \lery secluded, prl· vale drrve 5 mm from Green Schooi/Holzer $110,000 Call after 3pm (740)441· 0494 MONEY ~orrow Smart Contac thirties furnished or unfur· nlshed (740)245-0183 or · sale Call (740)985 4321 • Loss than pertect credit (740)208·6340 money through ail unhl )IOU have Invest! ted the otferln It lm"s& AOIEAGE 12006 SHOP THE CLASSIFIEDS! acres, just off ol Rt 7, DOWN PAYMENr pro· On rented lot with 2 removChester Township, Eastern grams for .you to buy 1 your able decks w1 building. Mid IO VALLEY PUBLISH 2006 Sunday, Remodeled 1 bedroom, furnl&tted with range, refrigerator, WID, kitchen table and new futon , concrete porch with awning, axe storage building Cloy Township, $300 dopoolt, $400/month inCiudll water, you pay otlllltrlc, (740)2ell·1106 ·Very tmall 2 bodroom , water, 1ruh, IIWIQt paid No poto $335/mo, - ,,. ;' ;' -· 1 1nd 11 btdroom aport· mintJ, turntohlld ond untur· nlo~ed, ooourlty depoott requlrtd, no pttl • 740oai2• aau, • . Bedroom Aptrtmontt lttartlng 11 1>100/mo MOlt ' 81'1nd New. Call for dotallo (740)4>11.0111>1 Mocltrn one "-droom Call (740)4>18·3738 Bassett walnut dln1ng room sutte, table , 6 chatrs & chtna cabinet $350, (740)446· 1168 leave message Free estimates Mollohan Carpet Berber $5 95/yard (740)446·7444 76 Vtne St Full btood.ed lembn & white Oualtly John Deere Hay Beagle pups $50 each Call Equipment for less·round (740)~56·6484 balers , square lyilers & mower condthoners @4 7% PuppieS $20. Mother Fna~d for 48 mon ths through Australian Shepherd Father John Deere Credtt unknown Call (740)245· Carm ichael Eq u1pment 5984 (740)446~2412 .·r!'lroll"'-~~---.., MUSICAL Used 8N Tractor $799 Used INsTRUMENTS BN $1500 Used 6N $1999 '"--toiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiO.rl Used Yanmar 2 wheel drive Fender Cyclone Guitar New $1599 Ford Pull Type Hay $350 (304(675·1451 after Rake $1000 MF Round Baler $2000 MF S 7 "!iii:--~--~-.., quare li Baler $999 740.696·0358 FRUITS & Thompsons Appltance & Repatr·675·7388 For sale, re-condlttoned automattc washers & dryers refngera· tors gas and electrtc ranges air conditioners, and wnnger washers Wtll do L--oiViiE i W,iFJ ,iiiii)\JiiiiiiL[Siiio_.J fepatrs on ma1or brands tn _s_ho_p_o_,_a_ty.:.o_u_rh_o_m_e_ _ Homegrown Asp aragus tBvartable at McKean Farm , Used Furniture Store 130 Cenlenary Road (740)446· BulaVllle Ptke Electnc gas 9442 ranges, bunkbeds, chests, ~ ------­ dtnetles coUches, used Homegrown Strawberrtes Grave ava1lable McKean Farm on mattresses Monuments (740)446·4782 Centenary Road and Gallipolis, OH Hrs 11 3 (M ~ Wtlltam Ann Motel Second F) Avenue Gallipolis (740)446· 9442 AN!lQUEli I \U \ 1 ~ ~ 1'1'1 II .., iL~-------,..1 ~ ,X II\ I " 10( "- Buy or sell Rtvertne ~~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Anttques, 1124 East Matn rlO FARM on SR 124 E Pomeroy, 740· L--riEQiiiiiiUIPMEiiiOiiiii ' iiNTi._.l 992·2526 Russ Moore, owner 14' Gooseneck Cattle trarler, MlscEI.J.Ar\'F..OUS ~xcellent condttton MER.OIANDISE One lnternattonat mower --· excellent condition Bx24 box uttltty fratler, (740 )388 "6756 enclosed, all metal $2,000 4000 Ford Tractor diesel, Call (740)446-0050 PS, $3,600 Call (740)379~ 2544 lea~e message JET r I AERATION MOTORS 5' tlntsh mowers $1250 , 6' Repatred, New & Rebutlt In fmlsh mowe r $1350 60 ' Stock Call Ron Evans , 1 tilers, $1350, 66" tillers, 900·537·9528 Stsso, 1 disc mowers/ - - - - - - - $4400, 8' drsc mowers (740)696·0356, Loose precio us & semt·pre $4600, claus stones, Ask for Andy, McGrath Truck & Tractor (740)448·1369 or (740)208· -50~4---C-~-oe_m_e_r_R_o_un_d_B_a_to-r 0090 Closed Th roa t Good NEW AND USED STEEL Condition 740·992·5558 --------Steel Beams. Ptpe Rebar Have some hauhng to do? For Concrete, Angle, Carmichael EquipmentChannel, Flat Bar, Steel your source for quahty Grattng For Drains, goosenecks, dumps and utttDriveways & Walkways L&L ities Your dealer tor Prostar Scrap Metals Open Monday, and Load Tratl trailers Tuesday, Wednesday & (740)446·2412 Frrday, 8am-4 30pm Closed --~-----Thursday, Saturday & John Deere 10ft No Tit Drill Sunday (740)446-7300 br rent Carmtchael Equrpment (740)446·2412 Proform treadmtlt, all the buttons Paid $600 new wlt1 John Deere Mmt E)(cavator/ sell $300 1 year old Tractor Loader Backhoe/ (740}256·9181 Sktd Steers Carmtchael - - - - - - - - - Equipment (740)446·2412 SJeel Butldtngs Have 2 steel butldtngs for sale at Load Tratl/Load MaxTratlersHugh Discount One IS a Goosenecks/D~,Jmpsl 2511.32 to use as a Otsplay , Uttltttes · Carmtchael Bwldtng Call Now to save EqUipment (740)446 2412 thousands! 1·800·22-6335 New 146 John Deere front ext 6000 end loader lor sal'- Or trade IJunJJING tor a dtsc mower (740)992· SUPPLIES 7603 i r 1962 Thunderbird , Blue Extenor, Ivory leather lntenor Whtte vtny! top N1ce driver, 39Dct engtne, auto transm tsst on, power steenng, power brake, power wtndow, power seat Price $13,500 00 Htll's Aulomuttve Classtc Car Restoratton & Pa rts, Inc , 29670 Basha n Road, Ractne, Ohto 45771, Phone 740-949·22t7, Fax 740949·1957 Ptctured on www thunderblrdcenler com L~----~--·-,..1 Tobacco Plants for sale Call (740)446·7843 or (740)645· 1660 I 111" ,\ (. 1111 n '. I ot II '. 2005 26 HP Cub Cadet LT1 oso Hydrostattc dnve, "" 5v cut rtdl ng lawn mower with shade Topper $1,700 OBO (740)446·2624 -::-:-::--'---Cub Cadet rtdmg mower 13HP, 38 tnch cut, good con· d1tron, runs great $350 Call (740)446 6970 Gravely Zero Turn mower Ltke new $2,500 Call (740)256·6884 I H \ \ \ l'r II< I \I U )'\ r;~; 10!""--A~uros~----, "ALE FOR " · $5001 Pattee Impounds! Cars from $500 For ltstlngs 800-391·5227 ext 3901 1=---::-----, 18'3' Stratos 150 hp Just rebutll $12 500 Call (740)256·1962 1995 16 1/2 tt Hydros port Bass boat , wtth 9Q horse· power Johnson motor stain· Ponttac Boi'Wle\lllle less steel prop trolttng V6 20 mpg, 93:000 motor 2 battenes 2 depth all power, AC, $3 000 fmders tn excellent condt· liOn and garage kept fo r (740)245·5934 $5,000 1740)992 2268 1995 LtV~tOCK ._.,.,_ _ _ _ __. 3800 m1les OBO Angus Bulls two X·breds, 4 heifer£ Excellent breed1ng Slate Run Farm See 1997 Bu1ck Park Avenue www s laterunfarm com , Leather loaded, all matnte· nance records, well ma 1n· 17 40)286·5395 tamed. 1t6k askmg $4 600 Boer Goats for sale 1740!245·5934 6 full blood t year old reg iStered males Ready to 1998 Dodge ·oakota Auto breed Championship blood· V6 2X4 atr bed topper lines Call (740)245-0485 1994 Chevy Astro Conv Van Auto Atr $1500 1999 Ouahty horse and livestock tratlers now avatlable at Dodge Caravan, Auto A1r, 1998 Chrysler CarmiChael Equt nt New $2800 Sebrmg LX Auto Atr deale r lor Valley and M&J AUto St At Kleferbutlt Horse d $3200 Ltvestock Tmlle rs Many 160 Vtnton, Ohto Call388· opt1ons avatlable· steel alu· 9693 2PM·6PM or 742·2662 mmum, dresstng rooms, ltv· anyttme mg quarte rs (740)446·24~2 1999 Honda Ctvtc 2d Oualtly reg Angus bulls & $4 200 1993 VW Passat heifers, 12 to 16 months CLX $3A92 2000 Grand Call (740)446·9856 AM SE H200, 2001 Cavalier $4,200, 1997 Tahoe Registered Angus bulls 3 4x4 like new $6,900 We year aids to yearltng Prtce $2,000·$1 ,000 Can have Saturns G1eo Metros Sunftres 8, others m stock (740)245·5984 m~--~~~-..., Prtces dtsplayed on wmd· shetlds of all cars Cook HG~~~ Motors, 328 Jackson Ptke, r 1999 Harley Fat Boy 9 400 miles, lots at extras new tt res, $13000 {740)441 · 1794 or 740 339·3528 GetAJump on SAVINGS (740)4~6~0 103 1999 Mustang·Automatlo an Power Opttons $b995 2001 Neon Automattc, 4 Door, 4 ely $5995 1995 Bwck Rtvtera All Power 3800 Super Charged $3495 1996 Gee Tr!!Cker. 4 cyl ···5 speed $3495 Many More Atverv!ew Motors 1 Block above McDonalds tn Pomeroy Phone 740-992· 3490 NOMA WHAT Shop the 1998 1100ZXI Kawassakt jet ski wltratlcr 12DHP yel· low/purple low ndtng hours Must see, sertous tnqutres only (740)446·4049, ':=======~ (7401645:7611 Public Notice • Classifieds! 2 man Bass Boat New wtlh eleclrtc anchor excellent condition $700 or best offer 1740)441 8299 Johnson 25 Hp long shalt, Johnson 6 Hp short shaft 2 cycle manual start, excellent condttton 740·992 5161 New 10FT John Boat wfTratler, Johnson Mo tor, Trolltng Motor several extra's 1304)675·~353 ' -- - - ' - - - - - 0,0, Mcintyre Perk District is accepting sealed bids on the lol· lowing Items, 1992 Ford Ranger 4x4, V6 Automatic Tranomlsslon , Mileage 97,390; 1986 Chevy S10 Blazer 4x4 , V6 Standard Transmission, Mileage 142,622, Pull Behind Mower for ATV1 Router Table , Bids must be received by May 19, 2006. For more lnlor· mellon call 740·379· 2711 . Two 1997 three seater May 3, 4, s, 1 , a, 9, 10, Setloo s on a twm alumtnum 2006 trailer One 85HP GTI & one 1tOHP GTX under 85 hrs on both PWC s Garage kept Excellent as new condttton Call dayttme (740)446·94 Hl or even11lgs & weekends nr ,<7:0:4:i-0);.4.;.41~~~17~2;.;4;_~~­ C AMPERS & I MOTOR HOMF.S 02 Wildcat 28ft 5th wheel , sl•de out, ftberglass s1des $t8,000 Exce llent condt t1on clean (740)245·9109, 2003. PT Crwser, 4 cyl , (7 40)44 1·7632 ru ns & looks great, good gas mileage $7 200 Call 2001 Sportsmen camper 37 (7 40) 388~0 140 1/2 ft super st1de out can~d ttton 95 Z-28 Camero 350 Auto T· Excellent (7 40)446·2895 Tops Leather Great Shape, runs great green, tan tntert· or $4500 92 Corstca V·6 Auto New T1res and Brakes For Rent Camping Trailer Lots of repatrs done Recenl Sites Near River. Cement Patnt Job Looks and Runs Pattos Full Hook Up Only 2 Great $1500 740 742- Sttes Left Call 7 40.992 5956 4011 I 04 VW Bug GLS, 16,300 mttes BOFW auto all TRucKS ~ power, $16,100 average FOR SALE • r.rmloF;;.;;;;;:;H:;;OME;;.;;;;;,;;;~ reta1l $16,600, (740)350· IMPROVEMEI'm) Block, bnck, sewer pipes, New John Deere Compacts 99n 1998 C6500 GMC cab & ~-------,..1 wrndows, lintels, etc Claude and 5000 Senes Utthly trac· chasts, 24 toot frame Great BASEMENT Winters, Rio Grande OH tors @0% Fixed for 36 t 990 Au<> 200 and 1990 lor rollback or log truck 366 montha through John Cadillac Devtlte--good con· WATE~PROOF1NG Call i 4Cl-245·51 ~ t Deere Credit Carmrchaei dttton $4 500 00 Ftrm··Sold C U With Alltson automatic Uncondtttonal l1fet1me guar· $6,500 Leave message Equ1pment 1740)446·2412 As A Patr 740·992·0031 antee Local references lur (740)388·6603 nlshed !=stabl lshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs 1740) 446· THE MAPLES APART· Happy Ad Happy Ad 97 Dodge Cummms 4)14 0870 Rogers Basement MENTS 100 Me mortal Dnve 11male AKC English BulldOg automattc eMtended cab Waterprooftng puppy 9 weeks old Call East 740·992·7022 long bed Good shape, tots 1740)339-2745 or (740)339Su bstdtzed Restdenttal of extras (740)446-4226 or HOUSing for SQ yoars Ol age 2753 (740)645·5916 ' and older Prionty Given To AKC ~ Lab pups shots & Casto Contracting Applicants With Income At papers Bom 216/06 $200 98 Dodge t500 Quad cab Commerctal Aesldenlial Or Below $10,900 00 for t (740)441·0931 4WD loaded, $6 850 nego· Remodeling We do tt all person Of $12,450 00 for 2 !table (7 40)446·1905 or Phone (740 ) 446~0306 Words cannot express our persons Maxrmum Income· AKC reg mmt dachshund I (304)412·4645 1 person $16 150 DO or pupptes 2 litters 1 ready now I feeling s for you-$20 700 00 lor 2 persons very unusual colors and 4x4 Real Estate Must meet HUD/20218 crlte· dapples 350 00 and up 741). We love and miss you FoR SALE na for household composl· 256·t498, cell-5781058 hen MANAGED By Everybody at OU w1sh her a 2001 600 Grtzzly Auto 4X4 Slbe nan Sllverheels·A Realty Beautiful Less than 300 mtles Great puppie s, Company Equal Housmg Husky/Cotlre Happy Birthday Shape.. $3600 740·742· Black/White, Tan!Whtte, Opportunity Government 401, Mike- Nicholas -Jenny Blue eyes. $25 00 Each Funds for I st time Twin Atvers Tower 1s accept· 740·949-2950 mg apphcatrons for watttng 2001 Grand Ch18f Cherokee home buyers! hst tor HUd·substzed , 1- br, Dalmattan Puppies AKC Auction ' 4x4, whtte, loaded, sun roof Auction Ir you own land apartment, call 675·6679 Reg1stereo $200 (304)937· ;=====::==:::;::=--==~=====; $ 1 2000 books $14 ,500 Equal Housing Opportunity 2929 ZERO DOWN! Large Estate Auction (740)367·7272, (740)367· Saturday May 13th, !0:30am 7762 (740)446·4060 Your land is your Dingu!i Banks Estate VANS In Memory In Memory credit! Directions: from Galhpohs Wai-Mart tallow R1 7 FORSAI.E south 2 7 mtles, then follow red & yellow stgns, takt: 740-446-3093 141 West 14 mtles, then take 233 West 6 mtles to sale, From Jackson, Oh Wai ¥Mart follow 9l S to Oak 2003 Grand Caravan Sport In Memory Of Our Htll , Oh follov. 1ed &. yellow st gns lake Rl 233 East VB 37,000 mtles loaded about 7 miles 10 sale, , Phone (740)256 1142 Dear Father Motor Home added: 1978 self conuuned 24ft w/reserve, Collecttbles glass dazey chum, lots old Real Estate Real Estate And Grandfather comic.:s. 6 f01ncy old frames, s<:hool bell 2 women max field pansh pnnl, 2 sad tron!l & 2 gas old marbles, 2 cherry seeder~. tobacco cutter, mtlk can Rosevtlle-mccoy-brush· hall & other pottery, .draw May 11,2000 knife, S stone Jars, & 4 JUgs & ~ crocks 2 sets 4pc pyrex mix bowls, old blue blanket box Qulk bonles. Qld quilt. cow bells. block planes lanterns 2 Ke How Precious Are The tongs, rolhng pms, oil lamps dm l ~es , 7 pc hlenko Sweet Memories glass, se\ pc~ fenton, 2 pocket walches old, dcp glass, Qld bott les, broad axe head, pore pub lic phone s tgn. tea set, Q\d books, pyrex snack. set, old sew stand. trunks, c ross cut saw push plow, com planter, case & other knaves, adv cans wagner & Gnswold sktllets & In Memory In Memory waffle uon. lots more , Furniture maytag, dr)cr. wh1rlpool washer. cross ly tefngerator tappan "36" gas range, Kenmore Stde by stde refngera tor, 2 pc oak chma cabmet, o.tk table & 6 chau~ , Ooral couch & chan, oak corner clnn a cabtnet , 2 swtvel rockers, reclmer, 5 pc dmette set, pme desk, mce lge ptne 4pc bdroom suite, dt sh washer, 3 pc oak bdroom surte, end tables. 2 futl beds, chesl drawers & more Household lge new sony JBm box stock pols, 3 sets dishes, microwave new &. used s!l verv.are, lots utens1ls, crock pots elec gflll & JUCJer, 3 ne" & sev used coffee pots. lots new & used kmves, 3 food choppers, roussene, nc" pols & puns. meal gnnders, step stools, mtxers , sanyo IV, \Cf, atwa ~tereo, sheets, blankets. porcelam dolt s. lols new k&tchen ttems. flags, Bissell & other sweepers. cameros. ne\\ blender & others, 3 sets new di ~ he!i, Btssell ~team cleaner. cook books, !iew machtne. fans. olt.l records. 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Property for Salt Contact: Toby Mannering 740-441-1038 �I - .' Page D6 • 6unbap tttm~ -6tnttnd ' .. Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis . Sunday, May 7, 2006 Racine American Legion's generosity earns money for scholarship, A2 A word to the wise: Don't wait to vaccinate liVESTOCK REP.ORT ' another series of vaccines the still exist.in the United States year they start kipderganen . and around the world . There has also been a lot of The di,eases that children are protecled from include diph- backlash against immuni:,:atheri a, lelanus, pertussis tions from uninformed In today 's world, a person (w hoopi ng cough), polio, soun;es. Tracking changes in can get information at the haemophilus inlluenzae immunization coverage rates push of a button. Someti mcs (Hib), ' mca\lcs, mumps , allows the state to measu(e its the information received is rubella, chickenpox, hepatitis progress 10ward meeting the very confusing. There seems B, and pneumococcal disease. Health y People 20 I0 goal of to be different views or every Since 1993, Immunization increasing immuAization subject, right or wrong. · Action Plan (IAPJ Grant rates against vaccine-preJust within the last few fundin g has been received vent~ble ·diseases among years, there has been a con· annuallv from lhe .Ohio chi ldren 0-2 years of age. troversy on whether to vacci- De par11;1ent of Health Approximately one in four nate or wait.. Parents today (O DH ). Wilh this fundin g, ch ildren in tl1e U.S. from 0-2 were not 'involved with the lhc G;1llia County Health years of age is not properly di sea ~ that killed thousands Depar1ment . has increased immuhized . According to of children. They have not service .ucl ive ry of vaccines ODH, 1here were 328 cases seen the debilitating results In county res idehts and has of pertussis (whooping of polio · or dipht heri a. worked clo,ely wilh Holzer cough) reponed in tile stale Parents have diffe rent rca - C linic 10 increase the public 's of Ohio in the year 2003. sons for waiting to vaccinate . . awa reness of lhe imponance ODH also reponed the fol from they fear shots them- of immunizing on lime: . lowing cases for the year selves to, "well , I'm .1 ust too Gallia County's goal is to 2003: Chi ckenpox, I .247: busy." Even the queslion, arc· ha ve 1he on-time rate for Hepatitis B. 253: Measle s, 2: vaccines safery "How safe arc immuni?ed children· reach 90 Mumps, 7: and Tetanus, 2. the diseases that the child is perc enI by Ihe year 20 I0. Fortunately. !here were no at risk of co n1racting'!'' This raiC shows. th at children cases of d1phthena, polio,. or 'should be the queslion . vaccinalcd by the age of two· rubella, reponed in the year Vaccination is one of the ·have rcc~ i ved their fourth 2003 for the state of Ohio. most effective and safe way.s DTaP. 3rd Polin, first MMR, Thi s is the last available da1a to protect infants and young thiru Hib and third Hepaliti s prior to printing. children. Because of increased B vacc ine \. Gallia Coumy's Ju sl because a .baby is vaccination effon in 1he U.S .. on -lime rare for 2004 was 76 healthy now does not mean eight vaccine-preventable dis- perce nl. Ihe _national average your child could not get one eases are at or near recQrd low for 2004 reached 77 percent. of these childhood di st;ases. level s: Vaccine-prevenwb le The slaiC of Ohio reached 77 Vaccine preventable diseases di seases have been reduced by perccnl in 2004. can be ·fatal. The longer . a n)ore than 99 percent si nce the Ohio is ~3rd in the nation child waits to get vaccinated, introduction of vacci ncs. wilil Massachusetts leading the greater lhe chances of the However, much com munity lhc US wilh 86 percenl. We child gening one of lhese diswork is required to sus1ain thi s would like lo see the nnes eases. Each di sease can cause effort and too many children reac h 90 pcrc.e nl and maintain severe damage to · different in our community are nol get- our rales al that I·evel. Many organs of the body which can ting immunized on iime. · parenls sti ll do not understand be a lifelong struggle. Each Children need a series of the · importance of on-time disease can also cause death vaccinations staning al birlh , vacci nations . We do not hear for the child. Every moment a then at 2 months, 4 months, 6 1nuch abo ul these diseases parent waits, they are putting months. 12 months and agai n · anymore. so many parenls are their child 's health on the line. at 15 months. Then they gel no1 aware tllat these diseases Instead of looking up infor- BY LisA 8uRL£SON, RN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE GALLIA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT < • mation on immun izations, try looking up the diseases and find out for yourself why vaccinations are imponanl. Read about the horrors lhese vaccine preventable di seases caused years ago. Children who are slarting kinderganen this year need !heir vaccinations as soon as po ssible : Don 't wail unlil they star! sc hooJ. .. Th t'y need !hose boosters to prote'l them from deadly diseases. Don"t ' lei Ihem slarl sc hool withoul 1heir protcnion . · The GaiJin Cou111y Healtl1 Deparlmenl provides r~ee imm unizalions Ill Ohio residents Mionday lhrou gh Friday from 8 a.m . until 4 p.m. Additional evening hours are also avai lable. The only requ ire ments for a .child in need of immunizations are that they mu st be accompanied by a. par('nt or legal guardian and present and upto-date immunization record. For more information, you may co ntact the Gallia County Heahh Department at 441 -2950. References: CDC National Immunization Program, Ohio Depa rtment of Health. ' GALLIPOLIS - ·United Producer~· Inc. market report from Gallipolis for sales conducted qn Wednesday, May 3. Goodwill Industries Week celebrated, As Feeder Cattle-Steady 275-4 15# St. $ 100-$136 Hf. $ 100-$132 425-525# St. $ 100-$ 134 Hf. $95-$1 18 550-625# St. $100-$120 Hf. $90-$98 650-725# St. $95-$ 105 Hf. $85-$95 750850 St. $R5-$95 Hf. $80-$88. Cows-Steady Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Well Muscled/Fleshed $50-$54 Medium/Lean $45- 50 CENTS • ·V ol. :;:;. No . tl{6 $49; :\ION DAY, MAY H, 200(> ""'"'·m)d"il}" ' ntin<l .wm Thin/Light $ 10-$30; Bulls $55-$66.50. SPORTS Syracuse requests -meeting before .\\'1lter ·rates raise . • Pistons pummel! Cavs. $ee Page B1 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Back To The Farm: Cow/Calf Pairs $7 10-$ 1;100; Bred Cows $310, $ 1.000; Baby Calves $20-$290; Goats, $20-$77.50; Lambs, $9 1; Hogs, $32-$44 .50. · SY RA CUSE - . Mem bers ul· Syracuse , Village Counci l are reque,tin g u mec1ing wilh the Syracuse Boarct ,r Public Affairs before approving the Board 's sug gesled i11crem.es for wa1er and sewe r rates. Th e reque st came after Coun cil reviewed the suggested incre.ases at last week's regular session .The board currenlly Jiroposes residential usage rate s, based on a 2,000 gallon minimum . Councilman Mike Jacks felt basing th e rates on only 2,000 gallons Upcoming specials: Sale Wedne sday ~ May 10 at 10 a.m. Fat cattle sale Wednesday, May I0 ill 9 a.m . For more information, call Brad at (740) 584-4821 or De Wayne at (740) 339-0241. Visit the Web site at www.uproducers.com · may be too iow. . However. Clerk-Treasurer Sha ro n Cullrill informed Jacks that she und erstood the WUICr board had tO h<I SC the new nlles according 10 criteria selu p in a slipu lmi nn per!ain ing '" a Co mmunity Dcvelnpmcnl Bl ock Grant lh at helped in large pan 10 finan ce lhe new Svracuse Wate r Imp rovement Pi·oject. Thi s crilcria was based on the ave rage median house hold 1ncon1e. in Syracuse wh ich is $29,423. Councilwoman Donmi Peterson said lhe plus side of the new water niles and . melcrs is that th ose that use below 2.000 wil l now sec " decrease in !heir hil l lhat is CUITenlly around $ IIi . The new res iclclllia l se ni or rate would be 't 14.5(} for the first 2.0rtll gallons of water per ' monlh. . Tile mcelin g with Waler hoard members is scheduled for 7 p.m. on May 18 at vii Iage ha ll. In other counc il business: Counci I approved enroll ment inlo 1he Ohio Muni cipal League 's group raled bureau of worker 's compen6alion plan. The plan has a $263 enrollmclll fee but is es timat- ed to lower th e vill age's worker's compensalion premium from $7,033 to $3.91!8. Counci l renewed the vi ilage·s liability insur;(nce wi lh The OhioPlan reprcscllled by Kinder ·~ In surance Agency. The vi llage 's annual premium is $8,963. Syracu se Po li ce Chief Ryan Hill reponed that he was back al work after a brief illne" . He told council he hoped to stay in his posilion . "A> lonll as I sla y hcaltlly." Hill I S hoping to pick up where he left off in rcgard1·1o issuing citations 10 Ihose witll unkel)lJll property in th e vii · - whi ch includes high and trash. Those who \v ish 10 report such properties should contact Hill at Syracuse Village Hall. Mayor Eric Cunningham denied Pomeroy VillageAd mini slraiOr John request to Amlerso n' 1 increase lhc we igh! limi t on Carro ll St~eel thai currently has a weig ht limit of 10 tons. Cunnin gham also uenied A nder so n· ~ request to shoot gruundhog> a1 the Pomeroy Water Trcalment Pl anI. As for Anderson's requesl Please see Syracuse, AS ------ ---·--~-- Meigs prom.royalty DOWNTOWN LOTS CLEARED ' l a~e WI>S ' Government sends out ads to ease bird flu worries BY liBBY QUAID appeared in Britain. pounds of chicken last year, a Americans generally are tolal that should rise to 87.7 Tons iuered lo he confident in . pounds in 2006, according to WASHINGTON . !heir food supply, and th(:y USDA projections. Hoping to prevent a scare eat more chicken than any over deadly bird tlu, 1he gov- countrv in the world . The ernment is distributing lelev i- ave rage person . ale 85 .8 sion and radio coril m'ercials assuring people thai 'chicken is safe to eat. "Mmm, that chicken look s great. But what abolll bird flu?" a man asks in one of ads. Kanauga Drive·ln His wife says she read that June 24, 2006 is unlikely to reac h bird . 740-446 ~ 1088 people's dinner plates. "And Gates Open 5:00 PM ' I • • even if it did, we have the Tickets On Sale NOW tlcketmaster.com power to ensUI1c our chicken Life Home Car Business . sa f e, " she says. 3114-342·5757 IS The Movie Station, An announcer lists four "No Problem People" Gallipolis, OH steps for food safety: Clean hands and cooking surfaces . tidretmaster Separate raw and cooked INS~RAN.CE PLUS n ...~i!4. .... foods. Cook poultry to at --e. AGENCIES, INC. leasl 165 degrees. ·Chill lefl 114 Court • Pomeroy overs promptly. ~ -...~ , The Agriculture 992-..6677 Department on Thursda y began sending out a series of commercials, interview excerpts, video footage ·and photos to television and radio stations with the goal of easing ·people 's minds and clearing up misconceptions abou l bird llu . The ads are publi.c service announcemenl s: slations are not being paid to run them. Initially. those !Jlessages may run up against heavy promotion I:Jy ABC of ils made- · for-lelevision movie. " Fatal Contact: Bird Flu ' in t'riduys I 0:00am-5:00pm America." The promos fealure Salurduys 9:00all1-5:00p•n how ill-prepared the cou nlry Stlndu:ys 9:UOam-5:tM)p":• is to deal with the problem. Located on State Authorities don't know Route 7-l/4 mile South how people will reacl once of US 33 in Pomeroy, OH the deadly virus arrives in the Come & set Up With Us!! United State~. Indoor & Outdoor Spaces Available When bird flu was discovJR,OOO s4. fl. ilf Indoor, Air-conditioned Spnce. ered in France and hal y, con740-416-4650 . sumer demand for chicken PLEAS& CALL POR INPORMATION plummeted there. It stayed steady when the virus · OBITUARIES AP FOOD AND FARM WRITER nu HEALTH AND · LIFE Page AS . • Harold F. Mack INSIDE THE CHARliE DANIELS BIND I .......-. . Yard SaJe £dra~agania May 26-. 27 &28tll ~PageA2 • Eastern student Cutler scholar. See Page A3 • Scholarship applications available to area seniors. See Pilg!'t AS • Woman moves out of , house being taken for road project. See Page AS • Camping program offered. See Page AS . • Bobcat marching band to appear on game show. SeePage AS ~ First CAA summer hiring is tor lifeguards. SeePage AS • Rio Grads' hard work hailed at ceremony. See PageA6 WEATHER Charlene Hoeftlch/photo Eric Vanmeter and Channing Burge were named king and .queen of the Meigs High School.2006 Prom in ceremonies Saturday night. The theme "Star ligllt Fantasy" was carried out in extensive blue and wh ite decoration s of tile scl1ool foyer, front haJJ. way and auditorium. Burge is the da ughter of Mr. and Mrs . Charles Burge ol Middleport. VanMeter. also of Middleport, is · the son of JaniceGieselling·a nd Lennie Van Mete r. The site of three buildings in Middleport demolished by Jeffers EKcavilting of Pomeroy a week ago has been cleared and is being prepared for seeding. A Jeffers crew and equipment' continued to draw "sidewalk superintendents" and spectators to the lot on Friday afternoon. as the basement of ihe Riverboat Inn building was being filled with debris. A fourth building on the block, recently purchas~d by Allan Ervin , is drawing plenty of looks, too. With the demolition of a building owned by Rex and Brenda Darst and a wall common to both buildings, it remains standing with just three intaCt walls. Ervin sougfit'r and received an eKtension of the demolition of the building, which he purchased after it was condemned in February. He has said he hopes to s hore it up and .restore it. B~an J. Reed/ photos ·.Golden egg winner Have you spent yo.ut: life taking care of others? Now zt zs zmportant to , take care of yourself . INDEX : Dr. Craig Strafford is accepting new patients in Athens, Gallipolis , and Jackson .. · Dr. Strafford practices gynecology. with a focus on: Cervical Disease • · Preventive Services To schedule an appointment, please call: Athens: (740) 589-3120 Gallipolis: (740) 4~6-5381 Jackson: (740) 395-8801 Direct Line (740) 446-5065 Details on Pace A6 • F.XPERIF.NCID ... COMPASSIONAtE ... QUALifiED • Menopausal Symptoms • ' • Students from wealthy areas do better on new kindergarten test. See Page ·A2 • Racine Southern FFA honors its own. · Cnlig Strafford, MD Gynecology ~ HQLZER ~ CLINIC 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGF.S Calendars. A3 Classifieds 83-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 Obituaries As B Section Sports A6 · Weather . 2no6 Uhiu \'.a lley Jlublishing Co . • • ... - - Cindy Hawley of Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy. ·left. w.a s the finder of the golden egg 1n the annual Easter egg hunt con test sponsored by The Daily Sentinel and area merchants. It was hidden in a flower box at the Salem Township F1re Department. Despite daily clues printed in tile newspa· per tllf' golden egg ,eluded dozens of ·searcl1ers for nearly . two weeks. Here ' Sent111el a'dvertising representative Brenda Dav1s presents tile h~ppy f1ncter of the golden egg .with a check for $2?0. Charlene Hoetllch/ photo . Charlene Hooftlch/ photo Floyd and Edith Ross sign the Wall of Hope banner at Powell's Foodfai r Friday as Steve Beha. Relay lor Life committee mem· bers. and Lee Powell lool< 011. Tile banner will go to Washington, D. C. to becom~ IH t of a Wall of Hope disp lay.. Relay for Life 'Wa11 of Hope' . banner comes to Pomeroy BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENliNEI. COM I hl j ll' h:tnJJCr\ \\a~ at llo\yell's l'utlllf,li r in l'omemy 10 colled · the ;,ign att1rc~ and mes-· POMEROY - As " lcsl,l · \age-., nl ..,upport fro m resir,ncnt to rh c ~ririt. l:nuritgt dcnls. l·.1d1 t>f 1hc Relay for and strenglh of 1hc million' oi' I ilc l>a1mcls will hccome a A me ric an touched hi' cancer. 1'"11 111 " \V;ill "r Hope to be the American Ca11cei· S(>l'ic'l\ l'PI IIJlilcd on 1he Nalional has launched a Rcla v fur Lile ~ 1.111 in Wa sh inglon, D .C. WallofHope . " Please·see Pomeroy, AS Friday one of 5.000 Wall ui' � 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. 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