https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00ec8084aefbb21320b0c32ba040759a.pdf d84333f2fa48aa7340ff61306161ed78 PDF Text Text ' . ' Pqe 86 • 'The Daily Sentinel · www.mydailysentinel.com . Tuesday, May 16, 2006 Meigs Middle School students visit ) MassachusettS, A3 OVP Scoreboard DOUBLE8-81gglo. 18: Friday, April2t : Naahvmo 4, San Jose 3 Sunday, April 23: San Jose 3, ~ashville 0 TUOiday, April 25: San Jose 4, Naahvlllo 1 Thunoday,April V : San Jooe 5, Naahvilla 4 Sunday, April 30: San J<M 2, Nashville 1 TRIPLE8-SFinloy, San Franclsc:o, 7: Sullivan , Colorado, 6; DRobert&, San CONFIIIINCE SEMIFINALS D• . 6: Reyes, New Yorll. 5: Lotton, Loa (IIMt.ol-7) Angeles, 4; Cedeno , Chicago, 3; EASTERN CO-RENCI HaRamirez, Ftorida, 3; HollldaV. COlorado, Otllwl va Buffalo 3; Wlnn, San Francisco, 3. . Friday, MayS: Buffalo 7, Ottowa 8, OT HOME RUN8-Pujolo, . St. Louis, 19: Monday, May 8: Buffalo 2, Ottowa 1 CaLM, Mitwaukee; 15; Dunn, Cincinnati, Wednesday, May 10: Buffalo 3, Ottawa 2, 1t3: Berkman, Houston, 13: CDelgado, New OT York, 13; Howard, Philadelphia. 12; · Thur&day, May 11 : Ottawa 2, BuffalO t Ensberg, Houston, 12: ASoriano, Saturday, May 13: Bu1falo 3, Ottawa 2, OT, Wa shington , 12. Pro Baseball Boston New Yoik American IAagua Eal Olvlalon WLPet GB 22: 14 .6tt 21 15 .583 1 21 16 .568 1'1, 18 21 .462 5:\ 15 23 .995 8 Toronto Baltimore Tampa Bay Cenlrlll1 Dtvlalon Chicago Detroit Cle\leland Minnesota Ka ~sas City Texas Oakland Seenle Los Angeles WLPctGB 25 12 676 24 t3 .849 1 17 21 .447 8'1. 17 2 1 .447 8\ w· 25 .286 t4 Wut Division WLPct GB 20 17 .541 t8' ts .486 2 ~·· N!W JtrMy 16: DRoberts, San Diego, 14: Reyes, New Saturday,Carof!DI· May 6: ~rollno 6, Now Jaraay 0 Monday, May 8: C8rolna 3, New Jersey 2, OT . Wednesday. May 10: Carolina 3, New York, t3; Pierre, Chicago, 12; HaRamirez, · Florida, 10; Freel, Cincinnati, 10; W&e~. Milwaukee, 9; FurcaJ, Los Angeles, 9; Lofton ..Los Angeles, g, • PITCHING (7 Ooclalona}-T(31avlne, New York, 5-2, .714, 2.19; ~addux , Chicago, 5- 17 22 .436 4 16 22 .421 4'b Sunday'a Gamea AP photo Edgar ~rado: a war of art 1n the s·addle BY RICHARD ROSENBLATT . • (Byrd 4·3J, 7:05p.m. · Boston (Schilling 5·2) at Baltimore (Chen o- . ~lhl~iop.~ hite Edgar Prado bio Saturday, May 13: New Jersey 5, Carolina 1 ' Sunday, May 14: Carolina 4, New JerseY 1, Carolina wins series 4-1 .7t4, 3.10; Oswa~. Hou-. 5·3, .625, Cook, Colorado, 4·3, .571 , 3.27; Marquis, 3.50: Capuano, Milwaukee, 4-3, .571 , 2.83; WESTERN CONFERENCE BanJQIIVI.EdDHKdpn Sunday, May 7:San Jose 2, Edmonton 1 Monday, May 8: san Jose ,2, Edmonton 1' V'fednesday, May 10: Edmonton 3, San StLouis, 4-4, .500, 5.33 STRIKE~ PMartlnez, New York, 62; CZambrano,. 54; Harang, Cincinnati, ' 50; C&plJano, Milwaukee, 49; Carpenter, St. louis, 45; TGlavlne, New York, 45: Bush, Jose 2, JOT Milwaukee, 44; Peavy, Sen Diego, 44; Friday, May t2: Edmonton 6, San Jose 3 Smoltz, Atlanta, 44. Sunday, May 14: Edmol'lton 6, san Jose rJf SAVES-Gordon, Philadelphia, 13; Edmonton leads series 3-2 Turnbow, Milwaukee, 12; Valvert1e, Wednesday, May 17: ~an Jose at Aiizona, 11 ; Lldge, . Houston, 11; Edmonton, 8 p.m. lsrlng~ausen, St. Lou!~, .11 ; Fuentes, Friday, May 19: Emtonton at San Jose, 9 Colorado, 9; Weathers, C1ncmnatl, 9. p.m., it necessary Anobllm 4. Colortdg 0 Chic~go, ProS OCCef ~riday, Major LHgue Soccer · OT Eutern Conferance so'x (McCarthy 2-1) at Tampa Bay (Kazmlr 5·2), 7:15p.m. Sea111e (Hernandez 2-4) at Oakland (Blanton 3-4), 10:05 p.m. Toronto (Lilly 4-2) at L.A. Angels {Santana 1 STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.CDM • Postseason off and running. See Page B1 POMEROY - Under a program to provide fun~ing for small environmental ,education p~ojects, Ohio . EPA recently awarded two mini grants for a total of $9,&65 in Meigs coun"ty. . One award is for $4,983 to the Meigs County Soil and Water Conservation District for its Water Meigs County 3~ Arana Football Laaguo NATlONALCONFERENCE El•m Dlvlelori WLTPet PF PA z-Oallas 13 3 0 .813 929 710 •·Naw York t0 6 0 .625 846 687 •-Phlladelpi"Ma 9 7 0 .563 m 747 Columbus 8 6 o .500 724 717 · Southam Olvlalon WLTPctPFPA y-onanoo 10 6 o .625 813 756 •-Austin 10 6 0 .625 816 757 x-Goorgla 8 8 o .500 855 735 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 .438 808 656 KansasCily 3 t30 .186 70<1 842 · AMERICAN CONFERENCE Canlral Olvlalon W L T Pet PF PA z-Colorado 11 5 0 .686 903 833 x-Nashville 8 8 0 .600 818 799 x-Chicago 7 9 0 .438 8.25 834 · Grand Aapi~a 5 11 0 .313 722 876 . WHtwn Dlvlllon W 1o 8 7 5 5 y-San Jose x-Artzona x-Utah Las Vegas Los Angeles L 6 8 9 11 11 T o 0 o 0 0 Pet PF PA .625 .500 .438 .313 .313 898 848 n4 756 849 883 748 874 808 906 x-clinched playoff spot y-clin9hed division z-clinched conference Frlday'a Oemea Austin 67, Orlando 43 DoMas 82, New York 38 Colorado 59, Arizona 35 Uiah 55, Kansas City 54 Saturday'• !lomoo Chicago 70, Grand Roplda 47 Philadelphia 57, Georgia 41 Nashville 66, Tampa Bay 50 San JosQ 68, Columbus 47 Los Angales 44, Las Vegas 27 End of Regular SeatOn '1"1...-~ftctions •• ill~ . Monday'a Spolia Tranaac:llona BASEBALL AmartconLNgua BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Piaeod RHP Daniel Cabrera on the 15-day DL. Recalled AHP Chris Britton from Bowie of the EL. KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Placed RH~ Chris Booker on tho 15-doy DL. Recalled RHP Joe Nelson from Omaha of the PCL. National Lo.guo ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS-Agreed to tenns with 38 Chad Tracy on a ttvoo-yoar contract eKienslon through tho 2009 season. · FLORIDA MARLINS-Optioned LHP Jason Vargas to A.lbuquerque of the PCL. Recalled LHj:) Ae'nyel ~Into from Albuquerque. c FOOTBAU National Football Lngue CINCINNATI BENGAL5-Walvod QB Craig Krenzol and TE Ryan Hamby.Agreed to tonns with WR Glenn HoH alld CB DeMarcus Rideaux on two-year contracts. DETROIT LION5-Agraed to terms w~ OT Jeff Backus on a one-year contract. ' t!EW ENGlAND PATRIOTS-Announc«< the reilrement of QB Doug Autle. Signed RB Patrick Cobbs and WR Jaka~ wallace: ST. LOUIS RAM8-Releosed DE Kory Lathe and TE Ed Nelson. . " " " · ""'lo~il\ "'"li,..-1., '"" (Watersheds and Teachers education programs through- ers' work shop will intraEducating Rural Meigs out the year. Elementary . duce 30 local grade 3-6 County) project. The other school classroom visits by teachers to activities from award is for $4,&82 to the vil- SWCD educators with water- Proj e¢t WET th at are correlaf~e of Racine for its shed models will be aug- lated with Ohio 's science Integration of Source Water mented by 12 field trips to content standards. Protecti()ij: Grades K - 12 pro- local streams, Wetlands, and · A sur(lmer watershed day ject. Eleven projects through- ponds to find macro-inverte-. camp will provide two day s out the state were funded for brutes and test water quality. of conservation-related activThis will be for approxi- ities for 50 children entering $48,388. The Meigs County Soil and mately 267 third graders, · grade s 5-8. Two thousand Water Conservation District 272 fourth graders , 253 copies of the Leading Creek (SWCD) project provides fifth graders and 291 sixth News, a quarterly newsletter support for four different graders . A ·summer teach- on water quality and land use Showing respect for Wingett issues, will be distributed to local schools and residents. The day camp and newsletter are components of the education portion of the endorsed Leading Creek Watershed . Management Plan. The village of Racine's project supports the village's ongoing source water protection education efforts !Jy providing classroom activities Please see Grants, A5 Civil War boot _c amp OBITUARIES Page AS • Michael T. Holland, 35 INSIDE • ~ilitary plan fat: bOrder control triggers ~ncen'l among some lawmakers, military experts. See Page A2 • Meigs students participating in Close-Up Washington, D.C. See Page A3 • SeniorBration health lair to be held May 31 . See Page A5 • Mother-daughter banquet held.. See Page A5 • Local Briefs. See Page A5 • For the Record. :See Page AS • Former governor's ·birthplace hopes to emerge from fiscal trouble. See Page AS • Family Medicine. See ~age A& WEATIIER Bath s.rcent/photo Yesterday family and friends said goodbye to the late Robert L (Bob) Wingett, . former publisher for the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. and Syracuse community leader. Wingett's funeral procession was led by the Syracuse Village Police Department, Meigs County Sheriffs Office and the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department which draped a fire truck in black as a sign of respect; · .. · .. . ' Medicare Part D open enrollment ends, what now? BY BETH SEROENT . BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The open enrollment period for Medicare Part D ended this past Monday which means if seniors haven't already enrolled in the government's voluntary prescription .drug progr~m they must now wait · until Nov. 15. Enrolling after November will result in seniors being charged a .six percent late penalty whic~ amounts to one percent per month on premiums. These penalties are accessed each month after the May 15 deadline. Medicare can charge up to a 24 percent late enrollment penalty depending on when a senior enrolls in the program. However, last week there was some good news . in regards to those penalties when the Bush Administration announced Members of the 6th Ol;lio Cavalry Civil War re-enact· ment group "trained" Meigs County middle school and high sch'ool students at a Civil War boot camp at Eastern High School Monday and Tuesday. The program, designed to teach students about the Civil War, is sponsored by the Chester/Shade Historical Association, and is also a promotion of the Morgan 's Raid re-enactment scheduled for SP.ptember. Rick Wilson of Parkersburg, W.Va .. a member of the reenactment group, is shown introducing Eastern kindergarten students to "Rosie," one of the horses accompanying the cavalry group, when the students visiteq the reenactors' camp. Students from Meigs and Southern school distrJcts participated in Monday activities, ·but Tuesday'.s field drills were an "All-Eagle" affair, involving history students in marching training and a battle drill. Brian J. Reed/photos those fees would be waived for low-income seniors as well as the disabled. Eligibility requires an individual have an annual income below $14,700 and assets worth no more than $11 ,500. For eligible couples the annual income limtt is $19,800 with assets of $23,000 or less. Donald Vaughan of the Vaughan Agency in Pomeroy said the lowest monthly premium offered through one of the prescription drug plan provtders is around $14.43. This would mean an increase (due to penalty) of just over $1 in a senior's premium if they enrolled in November. Of course there are a variety of plans and premiums out there to suit the individual needs of seniors , which is something Vaughan appreciates. · He said he appreciates this flexibility because it allows Plllll IH Pllrt D, A5 Meigs names valedictorians, salutatorian He's the winner BY CHARLENE HOEFI.tCH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM· POMEROY - Miranda · Beha, Whitney Thoene, and Jacob Venoy have been • named valedictorians, and Joshua Venoy, salutatorian of the 2006 Meigs High School graduating.lclass. Beha is the daughter of Steve and Mary Beha of Albany, Thoene is the daught. . ' ter of Dale and Nancy Thoene ll SECTIONS - ta PAGES of Pomero~. and, Jacob and Calendars A3 Joshua . Venoy are the twin ' sons of Robert and Lisa 82•4 Wnoy, Jr. of Pomeroy. Classjfieds Graduation will take place 8 Bs 'p_ Comics m, Friday, May 26, in the . Larry R. Morrison auditorium. Dear Abby 'A:l A student of broad inter. ests, Beha has been jnvol ved Editorials in · school, church and comObituaries · ' As munity events before and during her high school years. 8 Section She has performed in drama Sports and speech events, played in .A6 .the marching, concert and Weather INDEX Interventional Cardiology ~ .M , 740.446.5002 v \\' 1· D:\ I Sl 1.\ ' . l\1 .\ Y 1':', :!!HI(> Pro Football Howard Kander, MD, FACC • . ., Ohio EPA awards Meigs environmental education grants SPORTS 1 The Holzer Cardiovascular Institute welcomes ' 50 CE:'IiTS • Ynl. ;;:;. :'lin. 19:1 W L T PlsGFGA Thursday, May 11: Anaheim 4, Colorado t 4 t 2 14 14 7 4 2 1 13 10 7 CONFERENCE FINALS 3 2 1 10 9 ·4 (Beat-ol-7) 3 3 1 10 6 8 EASTERN CONFERENCE . 114788 Saturday, May 20: Buffalo at Carolina, 2 . o 1 5 5 5 8 , p.m. I Monday, May 22: Buffalo at Carolina, 7:30 Wntem Conlei•tce W L T PlsGFGA p.m. FC Dallas 4 1 3 15 15 12 Wednesday, May 24: Carolina at Buffalo. Housto'n 7:30p.m. 4 2 1 13 14 11 Colorado 2317911 Friday, May 26: Carolina al Buffalo, 7:30 Los Angeles 2 5 1 7 6 14 p.m. CDChlvas USA 131457 Sunday, May 28: Buffalo at Carotlna, 7:30 p.m.. If necessary .Real San Lake 1 5 1 4 8 12 Tuesday, May 30: Carolina at Buffalo,7:30 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point p.m., If necessary for tie. Thursday, June 1; Buffalo at Carolina, 7:3Q p.m., If necessary Salurdoy'o Gomea WESTERN CONFERENCE TBA Chicago at Houston, 4 p.m. D.C. United KansasCily New England Columbus Ch~go NawYork , ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio May 5:Anaheim 5, Colorado 0 Sunday, May 7: Anaheim 3, Colorado 0 Tuesday, May 9: Anaheim 4, ColoraCIO He ins.ists there isn' t much to say before a race, anyway. 3·1), 1005 p.m. Wadne.day'a Garnes Nome: Edgar P,_, "We look at each other, and TeJCas at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05p.m. NEW YORK - · Edgar Aea:a&(bomJune \2, 1ser,. that's about it," Prado said . Minnesota at Detroit, 7:05p.m. Kansas City at Cleveland. 7:06p.m. Prado has been riding too =·~~. "Then I go ride the horse." Boston Baltimore, 7:05p.m. long to get caught up in win- Hot11ali!wot.·U11111:Paru. · . , Prado won the Derby on ChicagoatWhite SoJC at Tampa Bay, 7:15 ning one race -·even if the Roo~: lloii1WCOCI, Ra. · his seventh try, and it came p.m. race happened to be the t':;:r;,:::;,•<J:!~t!,dger Jr., Luis about four months after the Seanle at Oakland. 10:05 p.m. Kentucky Derby. 'lltiN c.awn _ , Dei!>Y. t-ror-7; death of his mother, Cenaida. Toronto at LA. Angels, 10:05 p.m. "It definitely puts you in an ;r::,o-:~,:e:~:;;HZ;i!;.y Although she did not 'attend Net&onal League Eaat Division elite group of riders," Prado lilert!Y): Blrdalone (2004 lloilmcint the races often, Prado twice WLPctGB 8 said, "but I still felt the same. Balmont - · Travers); Sorava (:1002 23 14 .622 Stakes): Folldora (2005 brought · her to the Derby New York D.C. Unl1ed at Columbus, 7:30p.m. Philadelphia 22 15 .595 1 ... I had to come back ·and -··cup "'-''tt FIIH); Si!¥tr hoping to win. CD Chlvas USA at New YoM<, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta 18 20 .474 5'h New England at FC Dallas, 8:30p.m. ride Sunday." Train '(2005 Br"""""'' Cup SllrintJ; After he came through Washington 13 25 .342 10\2 Kansas Qty at Real Satt Lake, 9 p.m. Slinl Uam ~~ Wocdward); Paaco h d Pra do returne d to Be Imont· ·ilulea 12003 Blue. Gra,., Hukell May 6, e edicated the race Florida 11 25 .306 tt > Colorado at Los AnQeles, 10:30 p.m: Central Ol'llalon Park the morning after win- 111'11ialional); Bird Town (2003 Kalilucl<y to her, adding that when he wedntllday. Moy 24 W L Pet GB · FC Dallas at New Yoti<, 6:30 p.m. ning the Derby aboard unde- Ool<sr, Ha~an·• Holld4oy 12002.Fiorldla crossed the finish line "the St. Louis 24 14 .632 Derby, Blue Gruo). •. · S.turdsy, May 27, 2006 feate d Bar b aro. H e was Accompllah_.a: Spelled Triple first person that came to · Cincinnati 23 15 .605 1 ColoradO Rapids at Rear Salt Lake, 4 p.m. 22 17 .564 2'1 Houston Dynamo at· New England cheered by a small group of Cl!lwnbldoo1WarEmlilamlni!(J92o(ld. mind was my mother. That Houston Milwaukee 19 19 500 5 Revolution, 7:30p.m. fans, then went out and rode =.'!':.0:.~~=-n~ · was emotional.'' Chicago 15 22 .405 8'1, D.C. United at Kansas City Wizards, 8:30 11 27 .289 13 p,m, seven races, winning three. '04 ...~ ~ natlot!'a r1dn In wint from Prado, married and the Pittsburgh Wett Divlelon Chicago Flre at Chives USA, 11 p.m. No rest for the weary. .!:~~~s9~53eln '97, •70in 'llhnd father of three children, is the WLPctGB San Diego 22 16 .579 !... "What is· done, is ·done," · '"'" earned c..t;pr): second youngest of I 2 kids. 21 17 .553 "t . Pro Hockey 73·38 t.D4l .thll'lugh Ma~e. · · Prado said before the races $tWlnnara His father was an assistant Colorado Arizona 20 17 .54i t:\ taoleif): ' 5,806 lhiough one day last week at May e. · · ' trainer in Peru. Prado arrived Los Angeles 19 19 .500 3 Natlonal-keyLAogue t9 20 .487 3\ Playolt Glance Belmont. "Yol.t have to con - - ha 1101 ...-, Fa!Nr wu an in Miami in 1986, then San Francisco FIRST ROUND tinue to do .yourJ'ob." ... moved to Pimlico in andlalanltralnerlnP-.u:b!olheriJorqo Anlbel were jo!:l<eya•• Sunday'a Gomeo (Beol-ol-7) EASTERN CONFERENCE While not missing a day of ~wl""'.f:;r""~ t983(1nP•ru>· . Maryland, where he won 14 Washington 8, Atlanta 1 1;.121nnings Oltawt4 I11DP'IIIy1 rlding since his first Derby .o.,.,., NYRA - · • gulda: riding· titles in the 1990s and Phlladelphia2,Cinclnnati Florida 8, Pittsburgh 2 Fnday, ApriJ 2t: Ottawa 4, Tampa Bay 1 win, Prado is gearing up for ~ M-m o1 Mctrio'a Hall o1 was the nation's leading rider Milwaukee 6, N.Y. Mats 5. 10 innings Sunday, April23: Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3 Houston 3, Colorado 0 Tuesday, Apnl 25: Ottawa 8, Tampa Bay 4 · in victories from 1997-99. his next big challenge: the $1 FArizona 7. St. Louis 6 ' Thursday, Aprll27: onawa 5, Tampa Bay 2 million Preakness on He moved to New York San Diego 9., Chicago C~bs 0 · Saturday, April 29: Ottawa 3, Tampa Bay 2 C.ro!101 4 Montrul 2 Saturday. A victory would forefront of top jockeys. He's and began to make his mark.. LA DOdgers 6, San Francisco 3 Monday'• Gamee Saturday, April 22: Montreal 6, Carolina 1 send Barbaro to the Belmont always been "in the big races, He's won riding titles at Atlanta 11 , Florida 8 Monday, April 24: Montreal6, Carolina 5 Stakes with a chance to but not always on the best Aqueduct, Belmont and San Francisco 10, Houston 1 20T j Wednesday, Ap~l 26: Canol~• 2, Montreal become racing's first Triple horses. That is changing. Saratoga_ His first two wins LA Docgers at Colorado, 8:35p.m. San Diego at Arizona, 9:40p.m. 1, OT Crown champion · since ,.During the Derby . preps, in Triple Crown races came Tue1dey'e Games ' Friday, April 28: Carolina 3, Montreal 2 Prado rode several top con- in . the Belmont ·- aboard Cincinnati (Harang 5-1) at Pittsburgh ' Sunday, Apri130: Caroline 2, Montreal1 Affirmed. in 1978. · Tuesday, May 2·: Carolina 2, Montreal 1, 1·4), 7:05p.m. Prado loves the idea. • tenders besides Barbaro, Sarava in 2002 and Birdstone (Maholm Florida (Willist-4) at.AUenta (Hudson 3·3), , OT "It would help everyone in including First Samurai, in 2004. Both times, Prado 7:35p.m. · New Jtryy 4. N X BenP"rt o Phiiadelphia (Lidia 3-4) at Milwaukee Saturday, April 22: New Jersey 6, N.Y. racing because we need a Strong Contender and Keyed spoiled Triple Crown bids- (Capuano 4-3), 8:05p.m. Rangers 1 ' hero," Prado said. "And Entry. first by, War Emblem, then py . Washington (Hernandez 1-4) at Chicago Moriday, April 24: New Jersey 4, N.Y. Cubs (Zambrano 1-2), 8:05p.m. Rang~rs 1 Barbaro would' be the hero. "f'rado was· Bailey this Smarty Jones. San Fran;isco (Wright 3·3) at Houston Wednesday, April 26: New Jersey 3, N:Y. Tm just the jockey." year, getting to choose His emotions got to him (Rocnguez 5·t). 8:05p.m: Rangers 0 The 38-rear-old Prado has between four horses," trainer after the win over Smarty N.Y. Mats (Giavine 5-2) at St. ·Louis Saturday, April 29: New Jersey 4, N.Y. 4-2), 8:t0 p.m. . Rangers 2 . ·been among the nation's top Kiaran McLaughlin said. Jones. Despite the biggt<st (Suppan LA. Dodgers (Lowe 1-2) at Colorado I Buffalo 4 PhlladtiQbla 2 riders for yt;ars, though it's "Thai says a lot about his tal- victory of his career, Prado {BKim 1-1 ), 8:35 p.m. SalUrday, April 22: Buffat.o 3, Philadelphia · hard to tell by the way he ent." apologized for spoiling San· Diego (Peavy 3-3)' at Arizona 2, ~OT · (Hernandez 2-4), 9:40p.m . Monday, Aprll24: Buffalo 8, PhllodelpNa 2 Adds trainer John Ward: Smarty's Triple try, saying he acts. He rarely shows his Wedneaday'a Gamel Wednesday, April 26: Philadelphia. 4, feelings, his · face usually "All the tea leaves are com- was only doing his job. LA ()9dgers at Colorado. 3:05 p.m. Burfalo 2 . at Pittsburgh, 7:05p.m. Friday, Apnl 28: Philadelphia 5, Buffalo 4 expressionless whether he ing together for him. He's Last October, Prado ended- C1ncinnatl Flo'rida at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Sunday, April30: Buffalo 3, Phiiadelp~ia 0 wins or loses. Some say he become the go'to rider. "· an 0-for-31 record in the Washington at Chicago Cubs, 8:05p.m. Tuesday, May 2: Buffalo 7, Philadtplphla 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE even looks angry. Prado calls Michael Matz, who trains Breeders' Cup, winning the Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 8:05p.m. San Francisco at Houston, 8:05p.m. Edmonton 4. Pttrott 2 it "concentration." He's also Barbaro, calls Prado a "ter- BC Juvenile Fillies with N,Y. Mets at St. Louis, 8:10p.m. Friday, April 21 : Detroit 3, ·Edmonton 2, humble, preferring to credit rific rider," but that's about Folklore and the BC Sprint San Diego at Arizona, 8:40 p.m. 20T . Sunday, April 23: Edmonton 4, Detroit 2 the owners, trainers and it. A falling out two years ago with Silver Train. Tuesday, April 25: Edmonton 4, De.trolt 3, NATlONAL LEAGUE especially the horses. could be the reason. After With more than 5,600 vic- BATTING-Mc'Cann. . Atlanta, .352; 20T "I'm not a very emotional Prado chose another horse tories during his career, MiCabrera , Florida, .341 ; Ausmus, Thursday, April 27: DsJrolt 4, Edmonton 2 Solurdey, April 29: Edmonton 3, Detroit 2 Houston, .340; Vldro, Washington, .338; person," he said. "I Eke to over Matz's Kicken Kris in Prado would like to add a HaRamirez, Florida, .333; Pujols, St.Louis, Monday, May t: Edmonton 4, Detroit 3 keep it nice and quiet. That's the Arlington Million, the first Preakness win to his .333\ Aeriteria, Atlanta, .333. Co!grtdo 4. D1U11 1' RUNS--Pu)ols, St. Louis, 39; HaRamirez, the way I've always been." trainer did. not use Prado on resume. saturday, A(?rli 22: Colorado 5, Dal!ae. 2 Florida, 34; Dunn, Cincinnati, 3-1: Prado is a calculated cus- any of his horses for nearly a He has a great chance. NJohnson, Washington, 30; Galee , Monday, Aprtl24: Colorado 6, Dallas 4, OT tomer on the track, though, year. Barbaro should be the heavy Milwaukee, 30; MiCabrora, Florida, 29; Wednesday, April26: Colorado 4, Dallas 3, Reyes, New York, 29; Flopez, Cincinnati, OT fighting for every inch in Matz has been cordial favorite to make it seven in 29: Friday, April28: Dallas 4, Colorado 1 Furcal, Los Angeles, 29. every. race no matter the whe'n discussing Prado, but row when he takes on a small RBI-Pujols, St. Louis, 48 ; .Berkman, Sunday, April 30: Colorado 3, D.allas 2, OT A"'h1lm 4. CIIQII) 3 Houston, 40; AJones, Atlant-. 38; Holliday, quahty of horse he' s riding. asked last week if he trusts · field, including Brother Colorado, Friday, April 21 : Calgary 2, Anaheim 1, OT 34 ; Francoeur, Atlanta, 32; Gary Stevens, the recently Prado, he said: "If I have to Derek , and C8L.:ee, Milwaukee, 32 ; MICabrera, Florida, Sunday, April 23: Anaheim 4, Calgary 3 . Tuasday, AprN 25: Calgary 5, Anaheim 2 ' retired Hall of Fame rider, tell him how to ride the Sweetnorthernsaint. ' There 30. ThurSday, April 27: Anaheim 3, Calgary 2, HITS-HaRamlrez, Florida, 50; Eck&leiiri, says Prado reminds him of horse, then maybe I need a aren' t many picking against St. Louis, 48; FLopez, Cincinnati, 48 ; or Salurday, April 29: Calgary 3, Anaheim 2 actor Clint Eastwood. new rider." Barbaro. MICabrera, Florida, 46; Vidro, Washington, ·.Holliday, Colorado,. 45; FleldEir, Monday, Mey t:Anaheim 2, Calgary 1 "I'm gonna -s)loot you, this Prado says lhe matter was "I hope they're right," . 46; Milwaukee, 45; Berkman, Houston, 45; Wednesday, May 3: Anaheim 3, Calgary 0 is the way it is and then I' m "blown out of proportion." Prado sa1d. San Jw 4 · Neebylllt 1 . ASorlano, Washington , 45. ""- . gonna move on to the next guy trying to kill me," . Stevens said. "He's got that same look in his eyes that Eastwood did in all those Westerns." After Winning .the Derby by 6 1/2 len~ths - the fifth largest margm in 13 2 years - Prado let go for a rare moment. As he returned to the winner 's circle, he . . flashed a huge smile and pointed to the horse with Dr- Kander is seeing patients at the Holzer cardiovascular lll$1itute in both hands; encouraging the Gallipolis and Jackson, Ohio. Dr. Kander is Boaro Certifie(fin Internal crowd at Churchill Downs to turn up the volume. Medicine and has performed thousands of angioplasty and stenting proce-, Not for him, of course. dures, as well as cardiac catheterizations. "I was cheering for , Barbaro. I was only a passenger," Prado said. "I was for, tun.ate to be on the right horse at the right moment. I'm not going to pump my CARDrOVASCUI..AR To schedule an appointment. please call chest. It's good to hear peo' ple say nice things, but it s up to them to say it." With the recent retirements of Stevens and fellow Hall of Famers Jerry Bailey and Pat Day, Prado moves to the ASSOCIATED PRESS . ~~2 2, Minnesota (Lohsa 2-3) at Detroh (Robenson 3-2), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Eiarton 0.4)' at' Cleveland Buffalo wins series 4·1 STOLEN BASE$-Flopez, Cincinnati,. Detroit 3, Cleveland 2 Oakland 6, N.Y.Yankoost Toronto 8. Tampa Bay 3 · . Baltimore 8 , Kansas City 7 Texas at Boston, ppd., Seanle 9, L.A. Angels 4 Chicago White sox 9, Minnesota 7 , Monday'• Gam•• Chicago White Sox 7, Minnesota 3 Texas 4. N.Y. Yankees 2 Boston 11, Baltimore1 Kansas City at Clev('land , ppd., rain Tuesday• 1 Gam•• '· lexas (Koronka 4· 1) at N.Y. Yankees I (Chacon 4· 1), 7:05p.m. . Barbaro, with Edgar Prado aboard, l]eads down the stretch to win the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. , Saturday May 6. Houston. MICabrera, Florida, 1•; WiiNngham, Florida, 13; Sullivan, Colorado, 13; Tracy, Arizona, 13; Koskie, Milwaukee, 13; DMHIUJ, Mltwaukee, 13. Scouts collect eyeglasses for Lions program, Aa· I © aoo6 Ohio Valley Publlshlns ~.. .·.: " Pluses.• Melp, AS Jacob Veney Josh Venoy Joy Kocmoud/plloto Phil Cox of Gallipolis, right. is congratulated by Paul Barker, cir· culation manager of the Ohio yalley Publishing Co .. for being the wi nner of the· bingo contest readership promotion in the OVP newspapers. Cox will be awarded $500 as winner. •' .. 1> , �. . PageA2 NATION • WORLD The Daily Sentinel · Wednesday, May 17, 2006 plan for border control GOP senator: Secretive court briefed on Bush's Military . concern among so~e controversial surveillance; Verizon denies involvement tnggers lawmakers, military experts • . PRESS WRITER BY LOLITA C. BALDOR ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER WASHINGTON - Two judges on the secretive coun that approves warrants for intelligence surveillance were told of the broad monitoring programs that have · msed recent controversy, a Republican senator said Tuesday, co.nnecting ,a coun to knowledge of the collecting of millions of phone records for the first time. President Bush, meanwhile, insisted the government does not listen in on domestic telephone conversations among ordinary Americans. But he declined to sp;:cifically discuss the compiling of phone records, or whether that would amount to an invasion . of privacy. USA Today reported last week that three of the four major telephone companies had provided information about millions of Americans' calls to the National Security · Agency . .However, .Yerizon Communications Inc. denied on Tuesday that it had been asked by the agency for customer information, one day after BellSouth said the same thing. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said that at least two of the chief judges on the Foreign Intelligence Stnveillance Court had been informed since 200 I of White House-approved National Security Agency monitoring o~tions. · "None ra1sed any objections, as far as I know," said ·Hatch, a member of a special Intelligence Committee panel appointed to oversee the NSA's work. · Hatch made the ·comment in answering a question in an interview about recent reports of the government compiling lists of Americans' phone calls. When pressed later, Hatch suggested he was also S!?faking broadly of the admimstration 's terror-related monitoring . Asked if the judges somehow approved the operations, Hatch said, 'That is not their . position, but .they were mformed." An aide later said Hatch's comments should in no way be considered confirmation of any efforts to collect phone records. The surveillance court, whose II members are cho- WASHINGTON - Bush administration plans to deploy thousands of National Guard troops to shore up the U.S.-Mexico border were getting mixed reviews Tuesday, with members of Congress questioning whether it would 'strain a force stretched thin by wars and natural disasters. Pentagon officials tried to tamp down those concerns, insisting that the decision to use up to 6,000 Guard members to help secure the P.orous 2,000-rnile border wtll not overtax the guard or impair troops' ability to train or prepare for combat. Other military experts , however, suggested' that movAP Photo Acell phone user passes a Verizon store in this Thursctay, April 27 file photo in New York. Verizon ing Guard troops to the four . border states for two- to threeCommunications Inc. cteniect Tuesctay that it hact received a request for customer phone recorcts week shifts won't be nearly from the National Se~urity Agency, bringing into question key points of a USA Today story. enollgh to get the job done. "The outstanding question sen by the chief justice of the what is taking place. The Verizon 's denials without is, is this really'going to make · United States, was set up American people expect their taking a closer look." a difference in terms of stemafter Congress rewrote key government to protect them The Senate Intelligence · ming ' illegal immigration?" laws in 1978 that govern within the laws of this coun- Committee is to hold a conintelligence collection inside try and I'm going to continue firmation hearing Thursday said Andrew Krepinevich, the U.S. · to do just that," Bush said. on Bush's nomination of Air military analyst with the The court is charged with Spokesman Tony Snow . Force Gen. Michael Hayden Center for Strategic and. Assessments. secretly considering individ- later said Bush's comments to head the CIA. Hayden is Budgetary ual warrants for physical did not amount to a confirma- sure to face vigorous ques- "When you look at a border searches, wiretaps .and traces · tion of published reports that tioning. As the NSA director tharis s.everal thousand miles on phone records when the NSA's surveillance includ- from 1999 until last year, long, it really is difficult to someone is suspected of ed secretly collecting millions Hayden oversaw the creation see · how 6,000 Guardsmen are really going to make that . being an agent of a foreign of phone-call records. of some of the government's much of a difference." power. Making such requests Verizon, meanwhile, called most . controversial intelli- · Whether too much or too to a regular court might into question key points of a gence surveillance. little, the proposal appeared reveal highly classified infor~ USA Today story that has led The Senate and House to rai,se more questions than mation. to wide coverage by other inteUigence chairmen - Sen. it answered. And the key Since 9/11 , the court has news medja in the past week. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and worry mentioned · was the been led by U.S. District "Contrary to the media Rep. Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich. potential strain on the Guard, Judge Royce C. Lamberth, reports, Verizon was • not - announced Tuesday that which has deployed more and then by U.S. District asked by NSA to provide; nor their full committees would than 300,000 of its 444,000 Judge Colleen Kollar' · did Verizon provide, cus- be· briefed for the first time troops nationwide to Iraq, Kotelly, who succeeded him. to mer phone records," the on Bush's warrantless sur~ Afghanistan and global operIn. December, U.S. District New York-based phone com- veillance program. The oper- ations against terror since the Judge James Robertson pany said in an e-mail state- ations have allowed the gov- Sept. II, 2001, attacks. resigned from the court, in an ment. ernment to eavesdrop · on "We're still worried. That's apparent protest of the Bush A day earlier, BeliSouth domestic calls when one a concern," said Sen. John administration's surveillance Corp. had said NSA had party is overseas and suspect- McCain, R-Ariz., the No. 2 work. never requested customer call ed of terrorism. Republican on the Armed Bush reiterated . Tuesday data, nor had the company that the government does not provided any. A story in USA Today last "listen to domestic phone calls without court approval." Thursday said Verizon, ·, He appeared to acknowl- AT&T fnc . and BeiiSouth edge the NSA sweep of had complied with an NSA phone records indirectly; say- · request for tens of millions of ing that the program referred customer phone records after to by a questioner "is one that the 2001 terror attacks. has been fully briefed to USA Today spokesman members of the Unite!f States Steve Anderson said Tuesday ·congress in both political the 'paper is confident in its · story, "but we won't summarparties." "They're very aware of ily dismiss BellSouth's and Cancer risks detailed for rheumatoid arthritis drugs BY LINDSEY TANNER AP MEDICAL WRITER . CHICAGO - Rheumatoid arthritis patients taking Humira or Remicade face triple the risk of developing several kinds of cancer and double the risk of getting serious infections, a study led by the Mayo Clinic found. The analysis builds on previous reports about the risks associated with Abbott Laboratories ' Humira and Centocor's Remicade. But the earlier research focused mostly on one kind of cancer - lymphoma - and infection ; such as tuberculosis and pneumonia. . The · new study found an apparent link to other cancers, too, including skin, gastrointestinal, breast and lung tumors. It also quantifies the . risks and says high doses appear to l>e the riskiest. While the drugs' packaging information· mentions some of the risks, the manufacturers said the new study does not prove that the medication is at fault, ani:l they said the research was flawed. Study . co-author Dr. Eric Matteson, a Mayo Clinic rheumatologist, Slfessed the overall chances of developing cancer while using these drugs is still small. The researchers also noted that the , medications' benefits include improving flexibility and range of movement, easing pain and increasing life 'expectancy, which arthritis can shorten. , In addition, the researchers noted that the risks for individual patients probably vary widely. Older, sicker people who have taken the drugs for several years probably face the highest risks, they said. Still, the researchers said patients ,should be • made aware of the dangers and told to seek medical help if they . develop fevers, coughs or other symptoms of infection. They should also be sure to undergo the ·cancer screenings recommended for the general public, the researchers said. Their study appears in Wednesday 's Journal of the American Medical Association. MauesoQ is working with Centocor in developing a new drug that works similarly, and he and co-author Dr. Tim Bongartz have been paid consultants to Abbott for unrelated work, but neither company funded the study. The Mayo Foundation spansored the research. Rheumatoid arthritis affeCts more than 2 million Americans, and involves a · maifunctioning immune systell) that attacks joints throughout the body, causing pain, deformities and disability. " Dr. John Klippel, president of the Arthritis Foundation, said the study will probably . not change doctors '' minds, because scores of patients have benefited from the drugs. Remicade was approved in 1998, Humira in 2002. ' More than a ·half-million patients have been treated with the two injectable drugs and a third similar medication, Enbrel, all of which block production of a protein linked with inflammatiOn. Enbrel was not included in the study because it differs at the molecular level, Matteson said. He said he is getting paid by Enbrel marketers Wyeth and Amgen to do a similar' analysis . on Enbrel alone. Matteson's ties to Centocor and his work on Enbrel were among several omissions and errqrs included in di sclosure statements that accompanied the study in JAMA. He said the omissions were "errors of oversight on· my part" and that he was not attempting to ·conceal anything. Matteson said he brought the issues to JAMA's attention on Friday. But in an unusual move, journal editors posted a correction Tuesday on JAMA's Web site revealing that they have asked the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine to investigate. The editors cited "the nature and extensiveness of this incorrect and incomplete . reporting." . In a telphone interview Dr. Phil Tuesday, Fontanarosa, lAMA's executive deputy editor, said that "journals are not in a position . to conduct full-scale, intense · investigations when there are concerns .... We ask the institutions to help us in getting to the bottom of these sorts of issues.H The researchers analyzed data from nine studies comparing Humira or Remicade with placebos and pooled the results. There were 29 cancers in 3,493 patients who received at least one dose of either drug, compared with three cancers in I ,5 12 patients on placebos. Serious infectiOns occurred in 126 patients on drugs and 26 on placebo$. They included pneumonia a nd cellulitis. An Abbott spokesperson said the analysis "doesn't reflect all the data" on Humira and said the studies . were too short to sufficiently monitor cancer incidence. · Tom Schaible, Centocor · vice president of medical affairs, said most of the ana· lyzed studies used hi~her­ than-recommended Remtcade doses . . "There's clearly a favorable benefits-risks ratio" with recommended. doses, ·schaible.said. ·I , On Friday, May 26, we will publish !I special page devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar to the sample below: WJsrt, seitectone of the following FREE verses below to lacc:omiJ&ny your tribute. I. We hold you in our lhoughll and memories forever. 2. May God cradle you inHis anns, now and forever. 3. Forever missed, nev~r forgotten. May God hold you in the pal mof His hand. 4. Thank you for lhe wonderful days we shared logelher. Myprayers will be wilh you until we meet again. 5. The days we shared were swccl.llong to see you again in God's heavenly glory. 6, Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. and lhe memory of your smile fills us will! joy and laughter. 7. Though oul of sight, you'll forever be in my heart and mind.' · 8. The ~ays may come and go, builhe times we shared will always remain. 9. May lhe light of peace shine on your,face for eternity. ' I0. May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. II . You were a )ighl in our life lhat bums forever in our hearts. 12. May God's graces shine over you for all time. , 13. You are in our thoughrs and prayers from morning to night and from year lo year. 14, We seod lhis message wilh aloving kiss for eternal resl and happiness. 15, May !he Lord bless you wilh His graces and warm, loving heart. May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. Always in our hearts, John and Mona Andrews and family DEAR ABBY: After reading the letter from "Married? In Arkansas," who found to her dismay that her husband was still married to his first wife, I thought I should write . It happens more than people would like to think. I have worked for more than I 0 years on a divorce court staff, and I · would advise all divorced people male and female to request a certified copy of their divorce decree. This official document is available from the courthouse in which they were divorced. I know of at least two instances where the lawyers failed to submit the decree of tlivorce to the judge. It was only discovered more than a decade later. In the first instance, as part of the prop"erty settlement, the husband was going to buy out his exwife's interest in the former marital home. The provision was . triggered by the youngest child turnmg 18. The mortgage . company needed a copy of the divorce decree to refinance the mort·gage. Surprise - both the husband and wife had remarried! They had to go through another divorce proceeding. (It was probably more amicable than the tirst.) But they REPORTER DEAR CONCERNED: I'm sure your letter will raise some eyebrows, but you have offered some good advice, and I hope my readers will pay attention to it. DEAR ABBY: Please help me. I'm t4, the oldest of four children. The second youngest is "Rose." She's 8 an~ was the .baby of the faroily until ·about three years ago, when Mother became pregnant. Needless to say, Rose was not happy with the news. When we were told a few months later that the baby would be a girl; Rose cried and said she wanted a boy. . Then, when baby "Claire," was born, Rose had a temper tantrum because she · wasn't the baby anymore . Rose had been so used to being doted on and getting evemhing she wanted - and here came this new baby. Now Rose is continually abusing Claire. She will scream at Claire for just moving something out of place. For instance; Rose was daneing to some music in the faroily room, and Claire came in with a lauqdry basket. Rose went nuts. She turned and screamed, "Get out! I' m ·dancing, you idio!!" Then she went and gave Claire the Dear Abby were humiliated, not to mention furious at the attorney. Then they had to "remarry:· their current spouses. The second incident was very sad. The parties' son was killed in an accident. In the process of filing a .wrongful death action, a copy of their divorce decree was neede~ . That's when they learned thetr case liad been dismissed for "failure to prosecute." Again, the attorney had not filed the judgment, even . though the parties had appeared in court and testified. ·· Please, Abby, tell your readers if they have gotten a divorce and do not have · a certified copy of their divorce decree, to get orie now. Most attorneys are hard-working and honest. But it never hurts to have insurance, and this is some of the cheapest insurance they'll ever get. - · CONCERNED COURT big~est slap on the shoulder! tlaJre went crying to Mom and said Rose hit her, but Rose denied it, even though I was there and witnessed everything. Is this jealousy, or something else?- STUNNED IN BILOXI, MISS . DEAR STUNNED: It's · jealousy - and that kind of sibling rivalry goes all the way back to Cain and Abel. I hope yo4 told your mother what really occurred, because your mother's work is cut out for her. Not onIy does she have her little one to tend to, she is going to have to give Rose more attention . It will alleviate some of her jealousy and also ensure that Rose cannot act out - and lie without punishment. I recommend that your · mother in.volve Rose in a special activity ·- somethmg that is just for her - ·so she · can feel "special': again. She's an angry little girl, but she cannot be allowed to continue abusing her little sister. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne PhiUips, and , was founded by her inother, Pau61UI PhiUips. m-ite Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P. 0. BQx 69440, Los Angeles, CA 9()()(j9. .Meigs Middle School students visit Massachusetts Wednesday, May 17 TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern Local Board of Education regular meeting, 6 p.m., EjJ.stern Elementary Cafetorium. Thursday, Mayl8 POMEROY- Youth drug awareness and solution s meeting, 7 p.m., God's NET. CHESTER Chester Township Board of Trustees finanical meeting, 8 p.m. ,· Chester Town Hall. MQnday, May 22 PORTAND - Lebanon Township Trustees, 7 p.m. at the township building. Saturday, May 20 REEDSVILLE - Forked Run Sportsmen 's Club, kids fishing derby, 9 a.m. to noon, at the club lake, ages through 15. POMEROY - Free tea party for girls en.tering kindergarten in the fall, and a parent, 1-3 p.rri., Pomeroy Library. Sponsored by Girl Scouts. Songs, games, crafts. Information from Deb Dowl'er at 888-474-7792. Clubs and organizations . Thursday, May 18 POMEROY Meig s County American Cancer Society Taskforce meeting, noon , Pomeroy Library, lunch provided, RSVP at 992:6626. ext. 24. POMEROY Meig s · County Retired Teachers meet at noon at Riverside -Ofllf Course Clubhouse in Mason . Perry Varnadoe, economic development director will be the speaker, and a women's quartet will entertain. RACINE -Ohio River · Pi-oducers, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Southern VoAg room. Monday May 22 POMEROY - OHKAN Coin Club will have its annual banquet 6 p.m. at the Meigs Library. Members are encouraged to take pirospective members as guests to the dinner.. A meeting and auction will follow the dinner. POMEROY- Four Meigs High School students left Sunday for a . seven-day learning experience in ,Washington, D. C. The trip for the students, Talisha. Beha, Rebecca Hanstine, Steven Stewart and Richard Well, ,is funded by Gary Nakamoto, now a successful McLean, Va. businessman who graduated from Meigs High School in 1982. The students were chosen on the basis of academic achievement and the ability to participate on the chosen dates of the Close-Up program. The emphasis of the program is to develop students' knowledge of basic concepts of government and citizen' Submitted photo ship. Students will gain greater Fifty-six eighth gracte stuctents from Meigs Mictdle School recently returnect from Boston, Ma. Students visitect the USS understanding of the rights Constitution ship anct museum, Castle Rock, Marblehead, Quincy Market anct Salem, Ma. Stuctents also erijoyect a ·Duck Tour' and responsibilities of citizens of Boston anct a guldect tour along the Freectom Trait. Fflcturect along with the eighth gracte class at Castle Rock are trip chap- in a participatory democracy; erones ~anice Grimm, Ty Wooctall, Dick and Ruby Vaughn, Cheryl Haley, Marsha Ractabaugh, Tim anct Jo Dunn, John Sharp, Mike learn how constituents, interKennecty, Denise Arnold and Bea Morgan. est groups and party politics Friday, May 19 MIDDLEPORT - Revival . at Ash Street Church, 7 p.m . .. Friday and Saturday, with Dr. , David Rahamut. "Calle(! for · Christ" to sing Friday, . "Justified" on Saturday. · Tuesday, May 23 LONG BOTTOM Revival services will be held May 23-26 at the Faith Full Gospel Church at Long . Bottom. Services will begin at 7 p.m. each evening. Leon Forte will be the speaker. Other events Wednestlay, May 17 POMEROY ~ American Red Cross blood drive, I :30 p.in - 6:30 p.m., Meigs Senior Center. · Thursday, May 18 POMEROY -Official count of May 2 primary, 9 a.m., Board of Elections. . Saturday1 May 20 POMEROY- Health fair, 9 a.m. to noon, Mulberry Community Center, free health screenings, non-fasting and fasting blood tests, call 992-9919 for appointments for fasting blood tests. ·~'' ' Saturday, May 20, 2006 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Castrop Center Lobby ~" .' ' ' Wo111en whb are considering starring a f1110ily are invited ro O'B!eness Mell\orial Hospital's Materna Tea at the Castrop Center in the O'Bieness · Medical Park. ,: • • • ~~ ' • ;; Guests at the Materna lta ~twill learn about planning for and m:111aging pregnancy a~ wei! as how to~~ prepar~ the body fOr d:ie •maternity journey: Light refreshments, tea'luid Qther bev:erages Will be ~d. Each guest will a r~ceive gift:,for atrending the event. '. DEADLINE: MONDAY, MAY 22ND, N06N . Submitted photo Girl Scouts, left to right Kimmy Deaver, Sarah Eakins, Ashley Deem, Brittany Cogar, and Tara Eakins, with troop leader, Shirley Cogar, show some of the glasses they collectect to Bruce Teaford of the Pomeroy-Midctleport Lions Club. 1 Number of selected verse ____ l I Date of b i r t h - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dale of passinl'-...,.......;". _ - - - 1 . ' I Print your name h e r e - - . . ; _ - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ------1 I A d d r e s s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phone numbe,·....... C i t y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State---- Zip..-:.--1 Make Check Payable to_THE DAILY SENTINEL. . L----------~--------------------------~ . ' ' .. ·· : · ·' : · · · : , · ·' affect the legislative process; understand the impact of the Framers' views of limited gov- ' emment on the structure of government outlined in the Constitution; and explore . diverse viewpoints concerning . domestic and international : policy questions facing Congress, the executive branch and the courts. Through onsite study-visits, ·, students will also see the city's monuments and memo- · rials, explore the Smithsonian , museums, and enjoy the cultural diversity of D.C.'s historic neighborhoods. . On Friday, students have independent time to visit col- . leges, and explore sites not covered during tJ:te program. The pinnacle of the week is Capitol Hill Day where students have the opportunity to spend time with their representatives to Congress. and , staff members, MaternaTea Name ofdeceased----------------'-----~~----- . • ·: · '• ' ' Church events ~~O(Ml . • The Daily Sentinel With Fondest Memories Ill Court Street, Pomer.oy, OH 45769 • Youth events Meigs students participatin_g in . · Close-Up Washington, D.C. Fill out the form below and drop off to: Relationship to me _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,:.!_ _ _ _;__ Public meetings . • • TO l\EMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.00 PER LISTING • $12 IF PICTURE INCLUDED '. ' Services Committee. "We were worried about the 'Guard being strained even : before Katrina," the August hurricane that devastated parts of the Gulf Coast. Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner, R-Va., posed similar · questions in a letter•to Defense · · Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld · and scheduled a hearing on the matter for Wednesday. McCain and Warner said they believe that the guard is u~ to the task - an assertion · made repeatedly by Lt. Gen. · ,. Steven Blum, chief of the National Guard Bureau. "We're trained, we're ready to do this, and we're able to do this·... Blum said during a brief- · mg at the White House. "Your '. National.Guard will not do this at the expense of its global . mission ... And we will cenain- · ly not do this in any manner that does not make us at leas( as prepared as we were for Hurricane Katrina last year." Congress long has been con- : .cerned about giving too many . duties to the National Guard. ' "'D!is missiop along the Mexico borde-r will add unnecessarily to their mission requirements," said Rep. Ik~ Skelton, D-Mo. "I believe the job.of protecting our nation's borders is better left to the civilian professionals who · have been assigned this responsibility and who have been trained for the mission." In the four border states - · Arizona, California, New : Mexico and Texas- between : . 63 percent and 83 percent of · the Army National Guard troops have been deployed at . . least once since the terrorist attacks, according to the : Pentagon. Current deploy- : ment levels for the states are, · 16 . ~r.cent from Arizona and California; 14 percent from New Mexico and 23 percent from Texas Guard. We remember those Who have passed away and are especially dear to u~. David C. Andrews July 10, 1961·Ma)' s, 1980 Wednesday, May 17, 2006 ' BY KATHERINE SHRADER ASSOCI~TED PageA3 BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel ' Th~ Materna Tea is limited ' to 50 guests. . ' Preregi~tration is required. For rpore information or to p~register for the MaternaTea, caU O'Bleness' Community Relations Depanment at (740) 592-9300. Scouts collect eyeglasses for Lions program . RACINE Southern Junior Girl Scouts Troop #1204 recently held a drive (o collect used eyeglasses . for tlie Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club's "Eyesight for Everyone Program." Eyeglasses and lens are collected here and then taken by the local Lions Club to the Ohio Lions International Warehouse. where the lenses are reworked, packaged, and Fund raisers provide the then di stributed to. underpriv- money . with which they ileged people and in underde- carry out the eyeglass project and other community veloped areas of the world . The Lions Club is a group programs, including profesof volunteers with the goal of sional e ntertainment for chil benefiting sight. In addition ..--dren . Funds are raised to collecting and recycling · through a tlag serv.ice, placused eyeglasses, they new ing gumball machin es in glasses for people that have businesses, having food llo resources to acquire them booths atlocal -ac.tivities, and · on their own. conducting raffles. The evmt is sponsored by the jack Chan.-D. 0.; Catherine Col-m, Rivrr Rose Obstetrics and Gyneqtf.v. w6Ji from the Guild ofO'Bimen. " ,, I ) '' . ���. www.mydallysentlnel.com. • Wednesday,May 17, 2006 The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 ' m:rtbune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED Auros FOR SALE C~lil 1970 2 Bd Am Trailer on Lot In 50'X225' j:iamsonv111e · Exlenor Painted recentty Has new carpet, ceilings painted Make mce staner home or rental Unit $13,600 00. 74Q742-40t t COI.Iflty, OH In .One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place m;rtbune Sentinel l\egtster Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992·2157 t Oearl~ir~ Word Ads Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m . Mond•y-Frlday for ln-rtlon Monday thru ,Friday :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AM AD Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get r 12 GIVEAWAY week old female Au s t r a 11 an/German Shepherd m1x puppy. 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Sat Sun Rai n/shtne, 3901 Jackson P1ke, Rodney Baby clothes, wicker, household, womens clothes, mtsc POSTAL JOBS www.comics.com Huge sale-3 fam1ly Nice men's, women's & tee n's clothes, drapes, spreads, household, dishes, m1sc Old western books 3679 SA 325 So May 17·18·19, 9-4 Alligator Jacks·May 26. to5. May V & 28 9-5. St. Rt. 7, Pomeroy, $5 setup. Yard and Bake Sale Thursday, May 18··9AM· ?? long Bottom Commun1ty Bldg. Twelve Tables Fulllll Yard Sale Ram or Shme 38895 St Rt 143 Frt 19th & Sat. 20th r Ettate Yard Sale 388 Maple ruBuv · Absolute Top Dollar U.S . S1lver and Gold Coms, Proofsets, Gold Rings, Pre1935 U.S. Currency, Solitaire Diamonds- M T'.S. Coin Shop, 151 , Second Avenue, Galhpohs, 740-4462842 Fert1hzer Side dresser lor an International Cub tractor. Phone (740)446·1437 . · ext. 2454 Call Busy Insurance Agency seeking 'tull time employee P&C \lconso helpful, but not required. Job w1ll Include sales, some telemarketing and service work Forward resumes to Pt Pleasant Reg1ster Box TSC15, 200 Main St. Pt Pleasant, WV 25550 I\JI'lll\\ l l \1 .., I I ~\ II I ' In Memorlam ....................................... ,;....... 020 lnourance ..................................................... 131) Lewn'& Garden Equlpment.. ...................... &&O Uveatock......................................................830 loll end Found ............... -....... .................... 060 Lots & Acreage ................. -.-........................ 350 Mlacellaneoua .............................................. t 70 Mlacellaneouo Merclikndlae ....................... 540 Mobile Home Repair ....................................860 Mobile Homnlor Rent ............................... 420 Mobile Homee lor Sal8................................ 320 Money to Loan ...................... -...................... 220 Motorcycle• & 4 Wheelero .......................... 740 Muolcel lnatrumente ................................... 570 Per..,nelo ........................... _., ....................... Pita lor Slle ................................................ 580 Plumbing & Heatlng ............... _.................... 820 Profeeolonal Servlceo ................................. 230 oos a: CB Flepalr.........~ ..................... 110 Reel Eatall Wanted ..................................... 380 SChooll lnatructlon ..................................... 150 , Plant & Fertlllzar .............................. 1150 S-lone Wanted ....................................... 120 ror Rent.............................................480 Sporting Ooodo ....................: ...................... 520 SUV'I lor Slife .............................................. 720 Trucke lor Sole ............................................ 715 Upholatery ................................................... B'lO Van• For Sale ...............................................730 Wentad to Buy ....................... .., ................... OIO Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplleo .................. 820 Wanted To Do .............................................. 180 Wonted to Rent ............................................ 470 Y•d S.le- Galllpolls ....................................072 Yard Slle-Pomeroy/Middle ......................... 074 Yerd Sole-Pl. Pleeoant ................................ 076 ---- 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts, wood items. To $480/wk Materials provldecf. Free 1nformatfon pkg. 24Hr. 601·428-4649 .. An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Mar11yn 304-882·2645 Assrstant manager/counter· man, Pomeroy Auto Parts, 119 W Second Street, • NO EXPERIENCE NECESSA.A't' 'Fll.l·TIJ.IIE ClASSES 'COL l"RAININQ • FINANCING AVAI~LE ' J09 PLACEMENT ' ENROLLING NC1N Pomeroy Attention Mechanics Now taking applications tor expe· riences Truck Mechanic Mall resume to A&J Trucking 14530 St At 7,Manena. OH 45750 Ohio Valley Homo Health, tnc. hiring AN'a. A~ptlng' appljcattons tor CNA, STNA, CHHA PCA Competitive mileage and benefits Including health Insurance Apply at 1480 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis or 2415 Jackson Avenue, Point Pleasant, WV or phone toll flee H66·441 f393 wages: - -·--·- ---- HaP WANIID ALLIANCE TRACTOR-TRA,LEA TRAINING CENTERS WYTHEVILLE, VA 1~800-334·1203 Chlldcare worker needed for Residential Treatment Facility Pay based on expo· rience, paid insurance. Call to apply. Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm (740)379-9083 Rt 35 Adult Book Sloro need Midnight Clerk Full time (304)937-4900 • $15.67-$2L9Bihr, now hirIng. For application and free governement JOb info. call American Assoc of Labor 1· 913·599·8042, 24/hrs. omp. serv. Pt. Plaaaant Community Actions 1s seeking a Driver for medical transportation programs Must be able to transport out of town (Huntington, Columbus,' Charleston, etc) withm 150 mile radius, have valid dnvers license, good driving record and be approved by our Agency insurance carrier Able to deal with persons of various back· socio-economiC ' grounds GooCI communica· t10n and record keeping skills. Sens~lve to the needs AVONI All Aroasl To Buy or of others. High School Soli. Sh,ley Spoors. 304· Graduate or equivalent 875-1429. Send or bnng resume with three (3) references to Mrs BEtiEUE IT! Edwaids, Gallla Meigs $200 Slgn.ON Bonus c A A., 8010 N. State. Acute Full Tim• Up to 7, Cheshire, Ohio 45620 by S8/hour 5126106. GMCAA Is EOE Make calls that make a difference! all on behaH of lhe NR or Major Non·Proftt OrgamzatiOns •Weekly pay and bonus plan •Paid training and holidays •Pa1d vacat1ons every 6 months •Top-notch work en\llronment Call NOW and start a new career! 1-877-463-6247 " WANI1'll l:m. ATIENTION RN'S!I' NEW PER DIEM RATEIII Overbrook Center Currently Has Openings For AN'S It You Are A Canng And Compassionate Person, Who En JOy's WQrking With The Elderly, We Would LOve To Have You As Part Of Our Team We Are Now Offering New Per D1em Pay Rates Please Stop In And F111 Out An Application Or qall At (740)992-6472 For More Information. E.O E. Part Time alto available St- Mooon WY- Mroy 19 & I w'll buy Juni1 (740)388·9303. ~ 2006 by NEA, Inc. L.lh.o-HELP-·W·ANTED--_.~IIno ~ l'oMERO\'/MIDDUl 1 • r2~ (.:!L Position Executive 01 rector, Mason County Action Group, Inc Minimum requirements· Undergraduate Degree With Social Work1Admlnl81rat1ve .background prefemld Must possess e. mlnlrpum of threa years management and admlnlstraUve duties, Yil1t1 a Social Workers license or willing to puree licensure., Additional requirements : Communications a'nd grant' wrlti~g skills , computer knowledge, valid drivers license, transportation, aUtomobile Insurance ancl ab1lity to traveL Please subm11 your application and resume to · · Albert Stephens, President, Board af Directors, PO ·Box 12, Pomt Pleasant, WV 2550 na later than 4 p m.• May 19. 2006 MCAG is an EOE. AlA. MIF r Anllquea ....................................................... 530 Apertmante lor Rent ................................... 440 Auction end Flea Mllrket.. ........................... Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Auto Repair ....................... ............... -........... 770 Autos lor Sale .............................................. 710 Boats & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Building Supplies .................... .................... 550 Business and Buildings ............................. 340 Bualnesa Oppor1unlty ................................. 210 Buolneas Training ....................................... 140 Campara & MotQr Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Cerda ol Thanka ........ -·-··· ...................... :.-•.• 01 0 Child/Elderly Care .................................. -•.•• 190 Electrlcai/Relrlgeratlon .......................... ..... 840 Equipment lor Rent .....................................480 Excavating ................................................... 830 Feom Equlpment ............................ .............. 610 Fenno lor Rent ............................................. 430 Fannalor Salo ..•. -.......................................-330 For Leaae ...................................... : ............. -490 For Slte ........................................................ 585 For Sole or Trade ......................................... 590 Fruita & Vegetablea ..................................... 580 Fumlehed Rooma .................. ................... 450 7 ' General Haullng ........................................... BSO Glveeway ........................... ...........................040 H8ppy Ado ....................................................DSO Hay & Graln .............. ....................................840 Help Wanted ................................................. 11 0 Home lmprovementa ...................................81 0 Homes lor Sale ............................................ 310 Household Goodo .......... :............................ 510 Houaeelor Rent ......................: .................. 41 o Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added toyourclasslfled ads 1m Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics SOC f9r small $1.00forlarge POUCIES Ohio Vdey Publa.hlng rMerV . . the right to edft, rtftct. or cenot1 MY ldlt eny time. Erron mutt be rtPOrted on the tlret Trlbun.sentlntHt....., wll be ~elble tor na more tl\lln the CMt of 1M~ occupied by tiM error lnd only the flrat lnMrtlon •ny lou or •xpenM thet I'Mub from the ~lcetlon or orniMion of .,. tldvertl......rt. ton.ctlon wtll be m.detn 1M first evell•ble edition. J Box ,,. alweye confldentlel. • CUFIWJt nrte card WIN. • All I'MI t1t11t JdlriRIHmlnta .,. IUbfect; to the Federril F1lr Houelng Act of 1968 • Thill MO'"fl''""'l Wlnted .0. rnHtlng EOE atandarda. We wltl not knowingly IICcept lOY edvertlelng Jn vloiMion of the l1w. Whhe Road -Reddish/ blonde/ buff Pomeraman Needs cancer m£.dlcatl0n. If you find or have seen a new Pomeranian m your area. Please call Deb (740)4462451. He answers to Spar key and there 1s ~ a reward. I CLASSIFIED INDEX Space 1 1 Peper • Start Your Adl With A Keyword • Include Complete Deterlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations Movmg yard sale Baby, household 373 K1ng Ad ott Neighborhood Ad , lost set of keys Dog tags Gallipolis Fnday-Sat on key ring Call (740)446· . R~~~~~--"1 4 1962 YARD SALE· 4x4'a For Sate .................................... -......... 725 Rldlo, TV In-Column: 1:00 p.m. • All ads must be prepaid' FOUND SHOP CLASSIFIEDS 'I· Day ~a ~s.;u ~n d;,y•Y All Dleplay: 12 Noon 2 Bualneaa Daya Prior To Black m1xed breed puppy 3 family yard sale. Saturday, with INhtte paws Very play- · May 20th at 6847 Sl. Rt. ful Call (740)446-2170 588 Rain or Shine Blue eyed Husky/Pit Bull puppies free to a good home only_ Phone (740)388·8762. leave message Curfent rate dvertlsementt Beautlful 12 wk old Norwegian Elkhound Had 1st shots. To goOd home. (740)446·8192 or (740)645· 2026 In Next ,r, r ~mmvrs I~r"'is"'."'ln"'g"'~"'~·:·QUND·F·~·d"'ety" n"'ea,lr Beddmg & Vegetable Plants, Hanging Baskets, Sue's Combo Pots, Greenhouse, Mormgstar Ad . Rac1ne, Oh10 740·949· 3151 Display Ads Llceneed Practical Nu,... (LPN) for full -11me and part· 11me work In a 114 Bed Long term Care State Facility. Full·time employment offers an extensive benefit pack· age, Including State civil serviCe retirement. earn 14' to 15 days vacation per year, 18 days sick leave, and 12 plus paid holidays; healthlllle Insurance Is available. Salary Is commensurate w1th experience. Contact K1m Billups, ON at Lakin Hospital. WV at (304)675· 0860, ext 126, Monday thru F~ay from s·oo a.m - 4 00 p.m Lakin Hospital Is an EEO/AA Employer _ _ _ _;_;__ __ local convenience store accepting applications for store manager Convenience store expen· 0 1rect Sales Fantastic enca preferred. Apply at 56 VJno St., Gallipolis. 50K no Opportunity, Problem Must be Motivated Local retail store needS full and Self Starter Call Ken time help Send resume to· (740)992-7440 CLA Box :.Ill, c/o Galltpolls Tribune, PO Box 469, Grow1ng Home Heallh Gallipolis. OH 45631 Agency has Full·Time posl· Oakwood Home1 lion for an AN or LPN Compeht1ve wages, bonus· Sales Person . 6 figure es, & benefits. Contact potential Blue Cross, Blue Home Health Care ol SEO Sh1eld, 401K, 5 day work Toll Free at1-866·366·1100 week Proven sales recotd Call Russ Murdock or lax· 1 (740)446·3093 EXPERIENCED (740)446·3599, ematl· TRUCK DRIVERS AND rm760@dayton net HEAVY EQUIPMENT Overbrook Rehab Center IS OPERATORS, currently seeking a day shift DRIVERS MUST HAVE RN Manager to join our VALID COL LICENSE/ management team If you PERAlORS .MUST HAV are Interested 1n th1s posl· EXPERIENCE ~ITH t1on , please contact MIChelle VARIOUS DOZERS AND EXCAVAlORS APPLY IN G1lmore, AN , OON for more 1nforma110n a1 (740) 992· PERSON AT MEADOWS 6472, or stop by and 1111 out DRILLING. LLC IN an application E O.E RAVENSWOOD, WV OR CALL (304)273-8121 Part time pos1hon to Manage FOR DIRECTIONS Count!)' Homes rental community 1n Shade AreaHousekeeping Supervisor Includes a house to J1ve In Healthcare Serv1ces Grot.¢1, Sen d resume to Country Inc Is looking for a career ' Homes, PO Box 1033 oriented, aggressive hands· Logan, Ohio 431 38 on manager In the Gallipolis Parts Salesperson wanted ar~ As lhe lead1ng provider Computer axpenence and of housekeeping and laun· knowledge of farm equlpOry services to the long 1erm _meru preferred Salary c;:are Industry, we are seek· negotiable dependmg on \ng Individuals who will Health expenence effectively represent our Insurance provtded. Send company and manage our resume to: CLA Box 5:§9 c/o on-site operations We pro· Gallipolis Tribune, PO Box v1de a competitive salary, 469. Gallipolis. OH 45631 paid training and benefits package. Please fa)( resume T ired ot working all holl· to· 1-6,1 4·5n.0125 days? Tired of working 12 hour ShillS? Come home Kitchen help wanted· and join us a1 Medl Home evenings and weekends a Healthl Opening for a PRN must, 2(}30 hours per week. RN and/or full time AN posiMust Bo Dependable. Apply tion EOE Full time positions in persoh O&M Pizza. Includes benefit package, 401 K, and s1gn on bonus Syracuse, Oh $2,000 Call Jud1e Reese, Secunty Officers needed RN, C, Cl1mcal Manager, at P.T. $6.6Mlr Call H 9·5 (740)441-1779 or 1-800481-6334 1800)275·8359 EOE , ~.,r.'_HaP_.w._ANilD _ _.~I t ~~ 6 Rocksprings Rehabil itation Center provides res1dents with outstanding nu rsing care and rehablhtatton serv· Ices helping them return ,o a life of Independence at home. We currently have opportunities for AN's and LPN's pt our facility located In Ponfttroy, Oh1o We offer a COMPEllTlVE SALARY SCALE an 9)CCellent bonellt package and a sup· portiYe work environment ca nd1dates Interested should apply to Rocksprihgs Rehabilitation Cantor. 36759 Rocksprings Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Extendlcare Health Serv1ces, Inc tS an equal opportun1ty employer that workplace encourages diversity MIF DN Temporary elderly care Wallpaper Outlet needed1 aa-6p Must be If you enjoy decorating with 1am1Uar with diabetic care or Wallpaper and have an eye wilting to learn Excellent for Color and Style 1his petyll Cell (740)256-8189 could be the position you have been looking tor. Wanted someone m Racine We are a secure and grow· Area to take elderly woman ing and growing Company Shoppmg once or twlce a with 17 retail locations. It month, lime & wages neg you enJoy people and are 740-247-4891 aelf·mot1vated, reliabte and seeking employment please ScHooLS apply (see below) INsrRUC110N Oyr pgalt!one offtrt • Compet1t1v& wages Concealed P1stol Class • Day hours only-&:30 to • :30 Oh1o, WV, June 10, 2006, "Closed Sundays $75.00. 9·ooam. VFW " Paid vacations & holidays Mason WV Ph. (740)843Employee d1scounts 5555, • E)Cpenence helplul but oat necessal) G~ltlpotla Ceraer Cottega Apply In person at 410 Main {Careers Close To Home) Street or you can email Call Today I 7.40-446·4367 . your resume to 1-800·214-0452 chiJCicOWALLPAPEA·INC COU www.galllpoiJICI!IIreercolleg! com Accredrted Member AccnWrlrng CoullCII lor Independent Collt!gn Re&Care/Chespeake/Lawre and School• 1:1748 nee Group Homes Will be hulng a lull t1me R N. For more lnformdtlon you may contact Angle McMillin at (740)867-3051 . Affordable Computer Repair E)Cpert Serv1ce (740)992· RESIDENTIAL UVING 2395 SUPPORT Athens County Georges Portable Sawmill, Immediate opening for male don't haul your Logs to the staff Accepting applications Mill just call304·875·1957for dependable and carmg 11'\\\ tl \1 mdlvlduals neede.d to assist WANTED To Do 1'10 r'o I B~ OPPoR1uNnY ~========~ port an County IndiVIdual's nght to Atnens Must sup· live Independently withm •NOTICE• their community Exper1ence PHtO VALLEY PUBLISH with MRIDD preferred but INO CO recommends tha ou do busmess with pea not required-we prov1de on tha·job training Must be le you know, and NOT t available to work any and all end money through th shifts includmg ovemights 1...... 1 Valid drt'ver license and h1gh ruail until you have Invest ated the offurina. school diploma or GEO li:=:i.::.::.i::=:.:o:iii..-..1 requ~red Part·tlnie w1th lull· Party supply Store lor sale t1me potential Applications m Pomeroy (304)675·5332 may be obtained a( ~he address below or you may MONEY submit a resume. ro LoAN ·r Competitive Wages We offer: $7 95 hourly $8 40 after probation Sign-on bonus Life Insurance TB)C-deferred retirement plan Apply 1q: R.H.D.D., Inc. Attn. Billie Shockey 12 South Street The Plains, Oh 45780 (740-) 797-2650 Truck Drivers Oh1o Based Small Trucking for Company Looking Tractor Tra1ler drivers with flatbed e11perience $600 to $900 take home alter toes Home every weekend and sof}le weekdays delivering to OH, KY. VA. , & WV (330)527-2189 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnl 1-·582·3345 I< I \ I I .., I \ I I 112 Pleasant Street, Point Pleasant, WV (304(8754034 or (304)675·0418. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2bath, fam ly room , dlmng room, new windows new AC, new water tank, fenced yard 1900 sq tl 3bd 2ba home With basement, sus on 3 acres, Just off of At 7, Chester Township, Eastern School District. Also regis· tered quarter horses 1or sale Call (740)985·432 1 --------~ after.6pm Seekmg highly motivated parson far last paced hoUrly 199~ Fairmont Celebrity · Management PositiOn double wide 2Bx72, FA, den, • Retail and Automotive axpe· lg kitchen, 2 full baths, 3BR rlence a must. Call w11h walk·in.ctosets, lg deck, (740)992-6391 above ground RQOI 36x18, 2 utility buildings Lot 2 89 Summer slner needed for 2 acres. very seclUded, pri· bays {7&9) Centenary area vate dnve. 5 min. from Green Mon· Thurs $20/day Must Schooi/Holzor $110,000. be 14 or older (740)448- Call alter 3pm (740)44 t0189 0494 "Sales Position•• persons with MRIDD 111 pn· vate residential sett~ngs m I ~;::;:::==~ **NOTIC: E** orrow Smaq Contac he OhiO DIVI SIOn 0 Institution' fflce of Consume tla1rs BEFORE you refi 'ance your home o btaln a loan BEWAR f requests for any larg dvance payments o ees or Insu rance Cal he Office of Consume ffalrs toll free at 1·B66 78-oo<J3 to learn 11 th broKer o ender 1s properl lcensed. (This 1s a publl I ~-- ~ - -~ 20 acre farm w1th 2500sq.ft , custom 1999, 2 story home . located between Rk> Grande and Jackson, 3-48Ft den; 3 full bath with master Jacuzzi, huge wrap-around porch, large k1tchen with island, 3 car garage foundation ready to frame, pnvate setting with great huilt1ng, $234,900 (740)384·5182 3BA, 2 Car attached Garage on 1 06 acres $60,000 (304)675·633 1 3BR don, LA. K, 1 112 bath, AC, private dr.. rec room , basement garage. In town. Call (740)441-0514 4 year old Colonial on 3 acres. approx 1,900 sq. ft. 3 bdr, 2 baths, 2 car garage, master bdr. Is 28x24 with a lacuzzl tu b. $125,000. (740)446-7029 4BR. Foreclosure , only $20,900 For listings call 800·391·5228 ex! F254. A well mamta1ned House lor Sale large porch, base· ment, deck, heat · pump, located m Gallipolis Ferry $69,900 phone (304)6751536 Attention! local company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· grams for you to buy your home Instead of ranting • 100% ftnancing • Less than perfect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent. Mortgage Locators (740)387·0000 BANK REPO Never lived m. new 3BDAM w/2 ba throoms, 1n drywall stage, sits on 2 beautiful acres, county water at road , about 20 mms soUth of Athens, OH $74,500. Call ' (740)489·914~ New 3 bedroom, 2 bath , briCk home for sale tn Rio . Gr~ndo Call (740)379·2615 • I( I \ I \I ' 2000 Oakwood 16x80, v1nyl HOUlES sidmg, shingle roof, 4BA, 2 FORRFNr bath, centfal air $19,000 Daytime (748)398-0000 1BR house· 11 Garf1eld Ave, evening (740)388·8017. Gall!pOIIS $350 month. Call 2002 14x52 Clayton Mobile for detailS (740}441.0194 or Homo. 2 BR , 1 Bath. Has (740)44 1-1184 shingles, siding, upgraded wtndows, and AC. Can stay ' 3 bedroom, 2 lull baths, full on rented l ot if accepted by basement , 1 car garage, landlord Great Condition $600/sec deposit, $600/mo $16,800 call (740)446-4096 (740)446-3481 or (740)645.0535 All rtat tltlle advanlalng 3BR house, SR 160, $400 In thlt newapeper Ia 6 good cond1t1on used month plus deposit. No pets, IUbjKI to tha Federal mobile homes, 1997·2000 reference Call (740)445Fair Housing Act of 1968 models, 14 & 16 wide, 2·3·4 6865 or (740)379-292~ whk:h make• It Illegal to bedrooms, all with central advertlu "an~ 1 ·bath, attached a1r Spec1a1 1997 14x70, 3br, pt"eference, limitation or 2BR, 2 bath, $16 1500 Garage, fenced yard, mce dleertmlnatlon beMd on in Pt (740)398-0ooo. neighborhood Daytime r.ct, color, religion, aex Pleasant. Rent with option to evening (740)388·8017 familial ttltut or nMional buy $695/month , plus origin, Or'M'Iy Intention to '86 Crestrlge 14x70 2BRI 2 depo"t (304)531-1 197 or make any euch bath, $6,995. Call (740)385- (304)531· 1198 preference, limitation or 9948 dlacrlmlnatlon." , Atten11onl '86 Skylme front kitchen. local company offering "NO Thle newtpaper will not Cash pnce $8.995. W1ll DOWN PAYMENT" pro· ltnowlngl~ •ccept dohver Call(740)355·9948. grams for you to buy your advartlaementa for real 9/1 Oth of an acre for sale on home Instead of r,.enting. eat1te wtilch Ia In 143 2 mobile homes. 74Q- • 100o/o fmanclng violation of the taw. Cur relldera ,,. herwby • less than perfect cred1t 992·5858 lnra!'TTied that all accepted Brand new 16' wide • Payment could be the dwelling• .ctvertiHd In v1nyl/shmgle $181/mo Call thle newtpaper are same as rent (740)385-7671 I · av•ll.able on an «<Ull Mortgage Locato~s opportunity ba.... Ntce 14x70 3 bedroom only (740)387 -0000 $10,995 Will help with dellv· Brick House 3br, on 5 acres Handy Mari Special ory Call (740)385·9621 15·20 minutes from Toyota Newer 3 bdrm Ranch, w/2 Trailer & House In country Plant $550/month plus bathrooms Never hved In, In (Broad Aun area) (304)882- dop08• (304)576·2217 drywall stage Sits on 2 3970 beautiful acres, city water at _::.:.:__:___ _ _ _ _ __ Rent or Sale 4br 1n mad, about 20 mtns south of Very clean 14x64 2 bed· Syracuse, $600/month & Athena , $74,500 Owner room. Only $7,995 Call Deposit. Water/Sewer (740)385-0698 financing (740)489·9 146 tncluded . No Pots (304)675· 5332 or(740)59Hl265 Nice ranch home FARMS Neighborhood Rd 5·6BR's L--·fOiiiiiiRiiSAI..Eiilililrr-,l SR 7S- 4BR, t bath home· largo 25x15 t/2 FR. pool .., garage, basement, river Green School . $120,000.• 7 acres on River. 3BA, barn, access Propane heat, wtn· (740)446·2422 . $150,000 Crown Ct\y Call dow A/C $650/month rent· $650 sec dep.• you pay utll· 740 258-6140. No down payment, 3·4 bed· Illes. Available 1st week 1n room In Gallipolis. (740)446· Lots& April. Call (740)446·3644 for 2422 ACREAGE an application. r 'rhree Bedroom House on 1/2 acres lot Hard~od floors, heat pump, large patio, fi nished walk out basement. Two 1 acres optional Ideal tor Horse owner Two miles from Point Pleasant (304)675-1538 i M<!,D.ERs~ .. v tu.Alo 2 114 acre lot available, quiet setting on Crew Road close 10 Meigs High School (304)n3-527o 49.5 acres by Tycoon lake. Call (740)709·1 166. =~~:.:.:::...:.=.~-~ Vacant land on Jessie Creek I off 554 by Kyger 5 064 • acres R1fe Farm . Lot *8 $10,000 14x55·'97 Fleetwood MH· 2BA, 1 bath, elec heai/AC· good condition $!0,500 Call (740)448·3644 for appt. 2000 Clayton t6X70, 3 Br, 2Ba , CIA·Heat pump new ca rpet, vinyl, porches on rented lot ..$18,000. 740· 992.()650 1 SA apVcabin, all utilities EleCtric Scooter Pace Saver Load Tra11/Load Max Trailers by Passport Rarely used Goosenecks/Dumps / $500 ~)675·61 14 Ut1llt1es. .Carmu>hael JET Equ 1pment (740)446·2412 paid Call(740)441.0117 4 rooms & bath, s19velref Utilities paid S450/mo Upstairs, 46 Ol1ve S1 No pets. (740)446·3945. 5 Rms & bath, ranga' & ref AERATION MOTORS New John Deere Compacts Repa1red, New & Rebuilt In and 5000 Senes Utility trac· Stock Call Ron Evans, 1· tors C D% Flxe,d tor 36 8()().537·9528 month a through John Deere Cre"dlt Carmichael NEW AND USED STE EL Equipment (740)446-2412 Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar furn. WJD hookup 2nd 11oor in c1ly Reference & deposit required. (740~441.0096 Accepting applications for 1 or 2 bedroom apartment, $400-$500 mon~, kitchen appliances & W/ furnished, water & garbag ~ Included, no pets, 1st month, liecuflty deposit & lease required (740)446·9585 Apts tor Rent New Haven, For Concrete, Angle , Channel, Flat Bar, Sleel Grating · For Drams brlteways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesda~ & Newly Remodeled 2br Friday, 8am·4 ·30pm Closed Apartment lor rent (304)675· Thursday, Saturday & 8835 Sunday. (740)446-7300 1 bdrm furnished or unfur· Nor1h 4th Ave Middleport, 2 n.shed No Pets DepoSit & room eff1c1encey ..depos1t References 740.992·0165 and prev1ous rental ref. No Pets 740-992.0165 Attenllon Conltroctlon WOrker• 2 sleeping Tara Townhouse roodms ... fu rnlshed klwlcable Apartments, Very Spacious, 1 an utI 1ties-wee y and 2 Bedrooms, C/~ , 1 1/2 992 1 :_c_:c__:_:....:.=-:.-::==-- ~3~~~~ ~:~:·2-~:· BEAUTIFUL MENTS .ar "' Solo Flex exerc1se mach1ne old but indestructible Butterfly leg & d1p attach· ments These sell now tor Si ,950 , asktng $400 080 (740 )245..00 11 r . ~i.' ~~ults!:~ s!2~~ BUHJ>ING L---S·!JI'I'UFS-Iiiiiiii-.,J 1993 Dodge Shadow runs good, 4 door, auto, 4 cyl, 116,862 miles Price $1 , 100 (740)446-2977 • LIVISIOCK ··------_.1 - 3 Angus Black L1maustne. Cross herd Bull, gentle easy calvmg. 1 ,SOOib. Delive r locally $ 1,200 (ao4)675 _ 6442 • ~::r~. B~~~~~~~txb~~:~~~g4 2001 Grand Ch1ef Cherokee 4X4, white loaded, sun roof, $12,000, books $14,500 (740)367 -7272, (740 )367· 7762, (740)446-4060 . • .. : • • t995 Pontrac Bonnev1lle 1"-111""'--":":'----, 3800 VB. 20 mpg, 93,000 ~ VAI'IS mtlos, all power. AC, $2 ,600 FoR SAtJ·: OBO (740)245·5934 1997 Sulek Park Avenue leather, loaded, all ma1nte· Quahty John Dure Ha~ nance records, well matnEquipment for less- round tamed. 1 t6k askmg S4 600 balers, square balers & (740)245-5934 ' mower conditioners 04 7% F1Ked for 48 months through 1998 4K4 Bronco excellent John Deere Credit cOnd1t1on. new wheels, t1res. Carm1chael Equipment brakes, etc. $3.SOO OBO ~(7\!14~0;..)44_6.-2•4•12•''----. (740)388·0034 even1ngs . r 4x4 FOR SALE "'-------,.11 1998 Ford Wmdstar 94,000 • m11es quad bucket seatmg, : dUal a1r/heat Good condr· • liOn Askmg $3\900 = 740)387-0394 40 MmuRn'Cf.E'J ' 4 WHEEJ.F-RS l..orrriirlllriiiii0--._.1 . : .. 1999 Black Harley Davidson ,~ Fatboy Lots of chrome and ~: 2001 Chevy Metro call extras 9,400 m1les Call ,. between 8-Spm (304)675- (740)446·9954 or (740)339- ; 7375 or call (304)674·0098 3528 .10 after 5 30 - - - - - - : - - - -- - • - - - - - - - -2004 Honda Tra1t 70 Clone,:: 2001 Grand Pnx SE , bur· 90cc, 4 speed sem1 auto • gundy, 54,000 m11es, Street Legal 79 m11es t1tlad • ss.ooo (740 )446 .8957 can and hcensed Adult owned : leave message and ndden only on pave- " 2001 Slratus $4.900, 1998 ~~~nit 750 740 245 $ OBO ( ) - ; Slate Run Farm See Honda Ctvlc 2D $~ . 200. ,. APART· No Pels, Lease Plus ~ BUDGET Secur,·ru ., DepoSit R~ulr•" ~"1 o::ou , BloCk, bnck , sewer p1pes www slaterun f arm com, 1997 Blazer 40 54 ,SOO, H.Dk883 black d1,000 m1les, pes , (7 40) 367 _7086 windows, lintels, etc Claude (740 )286 _5395 rag PI 1999 Geo Metro 40 $ 2,900 . spo e r1ms. JACKSON ::...=:::.:....:..:::::.:...___ ~ Winters. Ato Grande, OH f Tahoe , , llko now $5.500. (740)446·0367 ~ 997 4 4 PRICES AT ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $$44 lo $442 . I" c 1 Wa ~to shop & mo111es. al 740·446·2568, EqUal Housing Opportunity Beech Street Middleport, 2 Bed 1 1h d 1 room urns e ap ' Ulllttles paid No pots Prevlous , rental refer Deposit. 740.992-0165 i j THE MAPLES APART· Call740·245-5121. MENTS 100 Memonal Drive n.,.......... Boar Goats tor aale $6 900 I' 61utl blood. 1 year old regts- s ·nf c at 5 1 CAMPERS & ~ c~•~ u tres, av 1ers a urns MOI'OR Ho~R'f:' :t East 740-992-7022 FOR SAii tared males Ready to & others 1n stock 3 months· ~~--liiiiliiiiiiliiillli"~iiiliorl· Subsidized Residential breed Champ 1onsh 1p blood· 3 ,000 miles warranty See Housing for 50 vears of age lines Call (740)245·0485 Carl Stover or Rodney Cook, 02 Wildcat 28ft 5th wheel, : and older. Prionty Given To AKC M1n1 Dachshunds 2 Cook Motors, Jackson shde ou1 , fiberglass s1des, : . 328 Applicants W1th Income At male puppies. 740·256· Mlmature Stud, part reg 1s· Pike • $17,500 E)Ccet lant condl· 17401446 0103 Or Below $10,900.00 for 1 149a tered, not trained, approx tlon cle11r1. (740)245-9109, •• person or $12,450 00 lor 2 - - - - - - - - -· 34" $250 OBO (740)258(740)44 t-7632 . 2003 "~" PT Cruiser, 4 cyl . Chihuahuas 12 weeks old persons Maximum Income· Had 1st shots $200 each 1233 runs & looks great, good gas 1 person $18 ,150.00 or mileage, $7 200 Call 1985 GMC Coachman, Clean Efficiency, Ret. Dep. $20.700 00 for 2 persons ::17_;4.:;01:.::2:::56:.-:.:18::7_;1 ~--­ Newly weaned lanelrace Motor Home. auto, a1r, low (740)388-0140 No Pets (304)675·5162Must meet HU0/20218 crhe· Dalmatian Puppies AKC pigs Very healthy $60 each miles, new tires excellent •· or $50 for multtple ptg buyna for housahokt composl- Regi stered $200 (304)9372005 Chevrolet Cavalier condition $8 ,000 (304)675ers (740)441-8227 MANAGED By 2929 CONVENIENTLY LOCAl· tlon . Auto. 2dr Burnt Orange 3324 ., ED & AFFORDABLE! S\lverhoels·A Realty =:::.:...----~­ axtenor and charcoal lnterl· ~'--A_o_r_o-llt_e_C_u-b.'-2-3-30--F::-1. - · Quality horse and livestock Townhouse apartments, Company. Equal Housing Rainbow Lory Parrot, hand and/or small houses FOR Opportunity. tamed, very playful & talks !railers now available at or, lowered 16" factory nms. Like New Fully Equipped :; Carmtchael Equ1pment New $10.000 OBO (740)416- $6499 00 740 _992 _5963 RENT Call (740)441-111 t $400 firm (304)576·2999 dealer lor Valley and 0522 for application & Information. Two Bedroom Apt for a'nd 2006 Jayco 27' travel trailer Horse rent/utilities paid, No Pets Yorkshire Tamer Pupp1es Kleferbullt Furnished 1 bedroom apart· 740-992 •5858 AKC Male 600 00· Females Livestock Trailers Many 86 Chevy Celebrity, lots of Used tw1ce Queenlfullltwln ment suitabfe for 1 adult. No 900.00 Pomenam Puppies opt1ons available- steel aiu· new parts, runs great, good beds &sofa , lg shower, sur· •' mileage , . $900 00 round sound Was $18,000 , AKC Male 300 oo--Fe111ales minum, dressmg rooms IIV· gas smoking. No pets. Ref & dep (3040675·2651 350 00 Chocolate 740·696· tng quarters. (740)446·24 12. Negotiable 74()..992·0759 Now $14.000. (740)446- • . iO H~ 11085 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· UUUU) . . . ..;..._ _ _ _ _.;...~ Aeg1stered Angus bulls 3 95 BUICk Park Avenue 2800 actual mll9s For Rent Camping Trailer FRurrs & year olds to yearling Pnce 48 ,000 room apartments at Village · - - - - - - - . . . Manor and Riverside ' VEGETAIIlBl $2.000-$1,000 Call (304)675·8925, excell6n.t Slttt Near River. Cement Apartments In Middleport Free estimates Mollohan L--trilillllriiiiiiiiill.,;,,l (740)245·5984. cond111on PatiOS Full Hook-Up Only 2 From $295·$444 Call 740· Carpet, Berber $5.95/yard a::=r.;...;.;.'::"~:'""--, ---~---- Sites Left. Call 740..992· 992·5064 Equal Housing Vmyl $4 95/yard. (740)446· Homegrown Strawbernes & 95 Z·2B Ca maro 350 Auto T· 5956 Opportunities 7444, 76 VIne St. available McKean Farm on GRAIN Tops Leather, Great Shape ...,, In II I ..., Stop r8ntlng Buy 7 bedroom Centenary Road and L,---iiiiiiiii0.-_.1 runs great, green, tan 1nten· Immaculate 2 bedroom Thompsons Applta nce & Wllllam Ann Motel , Second or $4500 92 cors ca V-6 ~:':~--~----. • foreclosure $18,000 For hsl· 1 HOME I ' lngs 800·391·5228 ext apartment In the country Repa Ir· 875·7388 For sa Ie. Avenue, Gallipolis (740)446· Tobacco Plants for sale Call Auto New Tires and Brakes rlO ·• au tomatlc 9442 . (740)446-7843 or (740)645- Lots of repa1rs done Recent ••~ •·: 1709, New carpet & cabinets, re·con dltl onuu IlVIrm..rVEMENI'S 1660 freshly painted & decor8ted, washers & dryers, relrlgera· Paint Job looks and Runs t..-oiliiiiiiiiiiiiilililiiiiorl Great. $1500 740-742· Two 2 Bedroom Homes WID hookup Beautiful coun· tors, gas and electnc BASEMENT Kitchen equipped. No Pets try setting . Must see to rahges, air conditioners, and iimr;;;,;;;;,;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;"' MTD Ranch Ktng mower 4011 WATERPROOFING Dep required Middleport appreciate $400/mo wringer washers Will do FARM 22HP, Kohler engine, 50" cut - ' - - - - - - - - Unconditional hfe11me guar· 740·992·3823 (614)695·7773 or 1.. 800· repairs on major brands In EQu excellent condition, $1.000. Red Mercedes Roadster antee Local relerences fur- · ·:::8:.·.:.::468::6;....._____ Call (740)446·6630 6pm· excellent condition , 79 Ford n1shed Established t975 : r:: Lar1at Ranger, B5 Chanot MOBIUlFORlUOMES . IIn Pomeroy Area. 3 8d.·2 Used Furmture Store, 130 Ford 2910 tractor Ford edition Sl iver Cadillac 90 c•\1 24 Hrs. (740) 446· • Rbrrr Bath mobile home. Also, 2 Bulav/lle Pike Electnc ~s 4100, John Deere 1250, cavalier (304)675·22'90 0870, Rogers Basement ; Waterproofing Bd.·1 Bath. Both Very Good ranges, bunkbeds, chests, Massey Furgus on 298, before gpm • Call J A. 740· dinettes, couches, used (740)286·6522 Auros 14x70 trailer, $400 month Condition 243·5811 for more detail mattresses Grave fUR SALE 'IKUCKS 1 plus depostt. (740)367 Caeto Contracth)g , Monuments (740)446-4782 Have some hauling to do? "'---oiriiiiilliiiiiii-_.1 FOR SALE 7762. (740)367·7272 or Residential Commercial Modern one bedroom Call Gallipolis, OH. Hrs. 11 ·3 (M· Carmichael Equipment· (740)446-4060. (740)446·3736. . F) your source fo r quality $5001 Pol1ce lmpounds 1 AemOdelmg ~we do 1t all" i!iar-~~----.., goosenecks, dumps and utll· Cars from $500 For listmgs 9B Dodge 1500 Quad cab Phona (740)446-0306 2 & 3 bedroom. water & New 2 Bedroom Apartments SPoin1NG Illes Your dealer for Preslar _a_oo_-_39_1_-_s2_2_7_e_"_3.,-90_1_ 4WD, loaded, $6,850 nego· hookup, trash service Included Cal! Washer/dryer ,~ tlable (740)446· 1905 or • stove/refrigerator Included 'LJ\1\.11.0 and Load Trail trailers 1912 Thunderbird: Blue 304 4,2·4645 (740)441-7033. on · • (740)446·2412. Extenor, Ivory leather !B;;:I::.::i;;:::::;:;.___.,_, starting at $400/rno Call for SAVINGS • 3 bedrooms, bath , details (740)441-0194 or Ruger 1022 Ta:get. John Deere 10ft. No Ttl Drill Interior, White vinyl top. 4x4..., FuRS stove/ref furnished WID (740)441 ·0 194 Volquartsen scope mount & for rent Carmichael Nice driver, 390cl engine, L-----·~--rriJ hookup No ms1de pels tngger parts. 6· 18 target auto transmission. power Eqwpmont (740)446-2412. $150/depoSit New 2BA apts. Watson Ad scope, $600 1nvested , $350 $325tmo. steenng, power brake , 1979 CJS Jeep 360 VB. 4 area OBO 740 245.()611 Rodney Pike/850 (740)446-90fjt John Deere 4100 hydrostat· power wmdow, JX)wer seat speed 39~ !Ires. lift ktt 2 Reference/ · Deposit in~,J,;,;;::!:;;;:,;:;;;;.;.;.;_ _, IC 4 wd, 5' cut. used one Price $13,500 00 • Hill's top s & 2 sets of doors 3Br. Refrldg & Stove Washer requ1red, no pels (740)446· AN'IlQUES summer, ong1nal pnce Automot1ve Class1c Car SS 000 OBO (740)367· & Dryer Included (304)576· 1271, (740)709·1657 " " ' - - - - - - - , l $t 4,000 will take $9.700. Restoratton & Parts, Inc , 7202 2934 Tw1n Rivers Tower Is accept· Buy or sell. Rlvenne (740)843-5281 29670 Bashan Road, Mobile home sites lor up to lng applications tor walling Antiques , 1124 East Ma1n John Deere Mini Excavator/ Racine, OhiO 45n1, Phone 2001 600 Grizzly Auto 4X4 16x80 in Countr~ Homes list lor Hud-subslzed, 1· br, on SA 12-4 E POmeroy, 740- Tractor •Loader Backhoe/ 7,40·949·2217, Fax 740· less than 300 miles Great Shop (740)385·4019. apartment, call 675·6679 992·2526 Russ Moore, Skid Steers Carmichael 949·f957 , Pictured on Shape $3600 740.742· Classlfledsl www thundorblrdcenter oom 4011 Equal Housing Opportunity owner. EqUipm&nt (740)446·2412 2000 r .. r ------------------ . r HAY r10 -'JI:!"'"~--":"!--""179 -•·h_;o::p~o::r_::•:._tyoc:..:ur:._h:._o::m_::e:.___~. L---~iiliii'MENfiiiiiiili._.l r: F'5 Need to sell your flome? late on payments divor-ce, job transfer or a death? I can buy your home. All cash and qu1ck closing 740·416· 3130 2112 acres at 44998 Baum Addition. Behind skating rink Last House on right 4 or 5 bedrooms·3 bath, split level, basement, attached garage, and separate 740garage. $199,000 985·3586. 2912 Anniston Dr , PI Pleasant 3BR, 2BA, LR, FR. 13arage. Nice nolghborhood.(304)675-3837 days; (304)675-2355 ovonmgs. Want to buy small house w1th 20 or more acres In Bedford. Sc1plo, or Columbia Township In north Me1gs County 740-591 ·9843 IF The Gallipolis Elks Lodge 107 will have their annual Soccer Shoot Sunday, May 21 at 2:30 , at the Elks Farm on SR 588. This event is free and open to all kids born Aug. 1, 1992 or after. There will be boys and girls divisions with four age groups. Registration starts at 2:00 with competition '<~I h"nitnnir1n at 2:30. There will be trophies for lirst, second ar]d third and other prizes. i 1 & 2 bedroom apt, newly renovated , NC, downtown across from park Water/trash included (740)709-1690. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· ments, furnished and unlur· nlshed, secunty deposit required. no pets, 74Q-992· 2218. Place"Your Paid Classified Ad-In Wednesday's Gallipo~is Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! .,. .• ..·' Spec1al meeting Feeney Benr]ell Ladies Auxiliaty ' Unll128 May 24th 7 pm Elect1ons & installation of officers i::: . ., " L for I ANew Home? Trv the Classifieds!! HAS S(JMfTHING FOR YOU!! .,.. 1. I I..:· · I~alhpohs :maHp ijtribune i· The Daily Sentinel ~oint ,Jlleasant l\egister I:: l:_. _;~~~-~:.~~---~-. - . --~~.~:.~..:. . . _. . _. _L~..ill.:~333,_.,_j . ' -J J �Page B4 ~ The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, May 17, 2~ www.mydallysentlnel.com Wednesday, May 17,2006 ALLEY OOP www.mydallysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel e Page BS N••-••P••IM•ro. Public NotJce• in Your Klaht to Know. Dellvereci,Right to Your Door. 8Mritt .... C•• Number OICV1IMI CIT · GroupiConoumer Flrwlcollnc PW!nllf vs o.n!M D. Ouallo 81 al Dotfandllnta Court of Common Pltlao, Melgo County, Q!llo. In purauance of en ordltr ol 18le to me directed from said court In the above entitled aetlon, I will ewpooe to aale at public auction on the Front Steps of . .the Meigs County Court House on Friday, June 16, 2006 at 10 A.M. d uld day, the lollowlng described RjMI Estate: . Situated In the VIllage of Middleport, In the County of Meigs and Stele of Ohio and described as follows: Eighteen teat off the North North Side of the West One-Half of lot No Twenty (20) and twenty-four-feet off the south side of the west one-half of the Lot No. Nineteen (19) In Sheffield, now Incorporated In the Ylllaga of Mlddlepert, Meigs County, Ohio, fronting on the Third Street, known as Lot . purehaoed from M.E. Church of Mlddlepert Ohlo. Being the ume Real Estate conveyed to Cecil P. Bradbury by Deed Recorded In Deed Book 131 , Page · 292 of the Meigs County Deed .Records. Parcel No: 15-00167 and 1600168 As currently set forth In Deed Volume: 62, Page;396, Recorded; 1-14-98. Also commonly known as: 224 South Third, Middleport, Ohio.45760. Current owners: Denise D. quails et al Property .at 244 S. Third ' Ave, Middleport, Ohio PP" 15-00167.000 and 15· 00168.000 Prior Deed References: Volume 62, P~e 396 Appraised at $25,000.00 Terms of Sale: Cannot be sold for less than 2/:!rd of the appraised value. 10% down on Day of Sale,-cash or certified check, Balance Due on Confirmation of sale. The appraisal did Include an Interior examination of ·the house. Robert E. Beagle, Meigs county Sheriff. AUomey for the plaintiff Starch Miller, Olander 1940 Huntington Blvd, 925 Euclid , Ave, Cleveland, Ohio 44115 216-621-D040 (5) 10, 17, 24 Public Notice Sheriff Sales Case Number D5CV107 Wachovla Bank 'NA, Plaintiff VS Denise Smithet · al Pursley Defendant a Court of Common Plaaa, Melga County, Ohio. In pursuance · of an order of aala to me directed from said court in the above · · entitled action, I will expose to sale at Public Auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Court House on Friday, June 16, 2006 at 10 A.M., of said day, the following described Real Estate: All thai certain tract or parcel of land, situeta, lying and being In the VIllage of Pomeroy, County of Melga, State of Ohio, Phillip Alder or Deed: Ohio and Thence North 44 deg Reference end baing " ' - " and State deSignated on a map being mot'll partlc:U• 01 '54" Eatl a dlt· Volume 104: Pageof Lincoln Helghto, 18rty dHcrlbed a• lol· ..,_of 190.72 feat to Meigs County Official lows: Being In 100 a 518" Iron pin aet; Recorda. Auditor'• made by BrMce 6 DB· Carper. Reglatered AcrtLDI t271 and Thence North 20 deg. Parcel . No. EnglnMrs, beginning South 70 35'51" Eaot a dla· 00473.001 Property Civil 25671 Free Measurements Huntington, Weal vir· deg. Eaot a distance ta,_ of 157.84 feel to Address: McNicklea Road, glnlo, deled 0-c:lober of 135.5 ' " ' and a 518" Iron pin aet; 17, 1M2, o copy of North 74 deg . 20' East Thence North 31 deg ·Recine, OH un1 Ray Martin whlc:h wu recorded a distance of 479.2 40'22 " Eaat a , dla· AIIO a 11164 Ylrglnl8 Installer In 1M office of the f"t along the Bull tance of 152.24 feat to mobile home, f.D. tFDCEXBMY3611 , Recorder of Merge Cave Road, from an a 518" Iron pin aet; Carpet County, Ohio, on Iron boll In the centar Thence North 32 deg. Ohio Certificate of Tile . Ceramic December 17, 1942 In of State Route t338 12'09" Eaot a dlt• Title IS3001 ! 4540. 2li Years Experience Hardwood • Vinyl Owner Plat Book '3, at uld bolt being South tanca of 195.D7 feet to Current Dennnla Boothe at il Pegea 43 and 44 as a distance 843 feet a 518" iron pin sat. Carpet Restretch David Lewis Lot No. 24 and being and South 5 deg. 15' Thence South 65 deg. Property and Trtlller Laminates particularly Weal a distance of 12'37" Eaat paiSing at 26171 McNickles. more 740-992~6971 740-517-3704 described as follows: 123.5 feat along the thru a 518" Iron pin sat Rd, Racine, Ohio PP' 740.992·0650 Prior Beginning at a point center of State Route at a dlatance of 27.42 08·00430.00 Free References: In tl)e North line of ' *338 from an Iron pin feet and going a total ., DMd Lincoln Road at the .on the West aide of · dlatance PI 39.88 teat Volume 104, Page 403 corner between Lots said State Route and to a point In the Mllga County Official Philly Steak & Cheese "'-"'~f'wlfries 24 and 25 as shown on the North line ·ot auumed centerline Recorda. Appraised ' -~ ...... :......'. $5.99 Ev"'!!day on said maps then 100 Acre Lot f271 ; of Townahip Road at $10,000.00 tarma of ~: ""· ' (made with Choice Frtsh - ' ...... ' ' ~,; Sale: Cannot be sold with the ssld line of thence ·North 71 deg. #100. Black Angus Sliced Rlbeye) Lincoln Road North SO' East a distance of Thence along said lor fall than 213rda of 63 deg. 51 ' West, 50 1 24.4 faet along the centerline the follow- the appraised value. Breafrfast Special D~Jify Lrmc~ Specia ls feat; thence with the canter of Bull Cave Ing eight coursaa: 10% down on Day of All Day $4.99 line betwaen Lots 23 Road to a point of 1. South 27 d,ag. Sale, cash or certified 2 eggs, sausage or bacon SaiRds- Clref- Grilled and 24, North 26 deg. which Is South 52 02'21" Waot a dis- check, balance due homefrirs & toast 14.99 Chickm b Clricken Tender 09' East. 308.77 feet deg. 22' West a dis- tance ol 20.86 feet to on confirmation of to a point In the tance of 250.5 feet a point; _· sale. The appr'l'sal AU Burgers made from freslrground.chuck featuritzg South line of North along the bull Cave . 2. South 15 dag. did Include an Interior fudy KRys Specifd {Jurger ~ Charlie Brqwn Burgir Street; thence with Road to tha cente.r of 03'25" wast a dla- . axamlnatlcn of the & CtJrolinll Burger seld line of North first bridge ; thence lance of 166.50 feat to house. .;Judy <J(ay's ~estaurant Street, South 88 deg. North 18 dag. 55' a point; Robert E. Beegle, 195 N. Second Ave. • Middleport, OH 33' East, 50.17 feat; West a distance of 3. South 06 deg. Meigs County Sheriff. thence with the line 112.25 feet; thence 38'15" Eaat a dls- Anorney ' lor the 'between sold Lo\s 24 South 72 deg. 50' East 'tance of 213.83 feet to Plaintiff uure, Sheell . · and 25, South 26 deg. 112 feet; thence a point; & Warner, Second 09'West 312.88 feat to South 11 deg. 50' East 4. South 38 deg. Street, Pomeroy, Ohio the point of beglnng, a distance of 114.5 43'02" Welt a dis- 740-992-6689 reserving, however, feat to the pl8ce of tance of 51.00 feet to (5) 3,10,17 the coal and all other beginning, containing an axlatlng spike; mlnerala in and 0.30 acre, more or 5.South 33 deg. Top. • llemoval • Trim underlying the above I ell. 35'30" Wast a dla· Pu,bllc Notice • Stump Grinding described property, The coal· and other lance of 211.59 feet to Clifton Lee Adkins, and together with the minerals underlying a point; ·Bucket Truck realdence right to mine the lht above described 6. South 37 deg. last same without encum- premises and the 04 '07" Wast a .dis· unknown, · Ia hereby brance to the surface, privilege of mining Ia~ of 144.58 feet to . notified that he must · respond within 28 and subject to an and removing the a point; easement for sewage ume without .unnac- 7. South 31 deg. c!ays .to a complaint filter ditch or leaching eaaary dlaturblng the 18'48" Weal a dis- for dlvorca 08 DR 032 ditch as sal forth and surface Ia reserved. · tance of 116.1 D feat to flied by Rebecca G. also · except- a point; . described In the . There Adkins In the Instrument bearing ed any and all lagal' 8. South 40 deg. Common Pleas Court Please Adopt A date November 6, rights of wey, and the 30'21'Waat a dlatence of Meigs County, 2nd Dog 1943, as recorded corners of the afore- of 60.93 feet to a Street, Pomeroy, OH Meigs County December 3, 1943, In said described real point which Is 45769. tho aforesaid estate being marked asaumed to be the (5) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 ' (6) . DogPound Recorder's Office in by 4" round cement Southeast corner of a 7 Golden Retriever- Mill mnlc Deed Book 151, at cylinders. 0.30 acre mora or Black Lab- Mi 11. male Page 178. Parcel Auditor's Pancel No.: lese traet of land as Yellow chow - Mix mule N u m b e r : 08-D0430.000 described in Parcel 1 Public Notice · Husky mi,; spayed ~~ery limld 16:00240.000 ALSO THE FOLLOW· of a dead recorded In Retriever ~agle mi ll. Current Owner: lNG DESCRIBED Deed . Book 328 at Sheriff Sales 3 Jack: Rus~rell - MiJI. C88e Denise Smllh·Pursley REAL ESTATE altuat· Pege171; Number 2 AusLralian Shepherd Mil{ Female et ei Property •at 1637 ed in LetartTownohlp, Thence leaving said 08CVD84 Union Brittany Spaniel -mill- female Lincoln His, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio cent~lna and along Planters Bank NA . Many puppies to choose plalnHif Ohio PP~ 16· and being more fully the boundaries of from aald 0.30 acie more YS 00240.000 Prior Deed described as follows: 97 Beech Street 992-3779 Retrences: Volume CORRECTED or less tract are the. Ester L DeMoaa at al Middleport. OH OF following three cours· Defendanta Court of 96, Pege 578 DESCRIPTION REAL ESTATE ea: Appraised at Common Pleas, 10x10x10x20 S25;ooo.DD terms of DESCRIBED IN VOL· 1. North, 33 de g. Meigs County, Ohio. 41 '26" Weal a dla· In puriluanca of an Sola: cannot be sold UME 331 , PAGE 73; 992-3194 lid for less than 213rds of Being a· part of two lance of 112.50 feat to order of aale to me 01:992-6635 the appralssd value. tracts of land record· a point; directed from said 10% down on day of ed as Tract 2 .and 2. South 52 deg. court in the above •Middleport's only sale , cash or certified Tract 4 of a deed 36'49" West a dis- antiUed aetlon, I will 5elf·Storese" AN tvt»• ot rooting: check, balance due transferred to tance of 112.00 feat to expose to 8818 at pubNew or Repair lic apction on the on confirmation of Rodney A. Nalgler a point; Seamless Gutter and Sarah E. Nelgler · 3. South 25 dog. front atapa of the. sale. .. Open For Downspout The appraisal did as recorded In Deed 13'22" East a dis- Meigs County . Court Spring Season! House on Friday, Include an Interior Book 283 at Page 3n tance of 114.50 feat to 'Flats $7.50 FREE examination of · the Meigs County a point In the center- June 9th, 2DIMI at 10 *Hanging Baskets house . Robert E. Recorder's Office, line ol ssld Township A.M., of said dey, the ESTIMATES . ' Pots and Tubs following described · Beegle, Meigs County Meigs County, Ohio, Road 1100. (740) 949-1405 SPRING SPECIAL Sheriff. Attorney for also being a part of Thence leaving said Real Estate: the Lalge 10" Ferns $6.95 In the plaintiff Shapiro & 1DO acre Lola No. 271 0.30 acre more or Situated of Felty LLP, 1500 West and 272 Townshlp-2· leaa traet and along · Township Shrubs and Perennials Third St, Suite 400, North, Public Notice Range-12· aald centerline South Salisbury, County of HUBBARD'S Cleveland, Ohio West, Letart 58 deg. 26'38" West a Melgo and State of GREENHOUSE Sheriff Sales 44113 phone 216·621· Township, Meigs dlatance of 23.38 feet Ohio, and described Number Syracuse, OH Case 1530 County, State of Ohio to lho principal point · as follows: Belrig In D6CV113 740-992-5776 (5) 10, 17, 24 and more particularly of beginning contain- Sactlon No. 1.6, Town Open Mo~-Sat I 0-S Ing 3.1660 acrao more 2, Range 12 of the Beneficial Ohio l'lc described aa follows: Closed Sunda Company's Plalntiff Beginning at a point or laos of ssld Tree! 2 Ohio vs 4 52 mo Pur~hase and begin! In the centerline of and 1.0415 ecras Public Notice Township Road 11100 mora or lass of said nlng at the Nort...-. Floyd A & Shirley D. Sheriff Sales whl,ch bears North 89 Tract 4 for a total of corner of a 1 acre per- Reynolds at al .defen- ' YOUNG'S dents .Case Number deg 00'47" Eaat a dla- 4.2075 acraa mora or cal as lie! out and CARPENTER 05CV088 tance of 570.25 feat to leas, subject • to all described In a deed Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Home National Bank an existing Rail Road legal easements .and from Eata L. David, at SERVICE Ohio. al, to Guy cole, at al Plaintiff Spike . which Is rl,ghts-of-wey. Room Addftlone & In pursuance of an VS assumed to be the Bearings are rKorded In Volume Remcdellng ' Dennis . Boothe ,et al intersection of the auumad and are for 155 at Page 104 of the order of sale to me New Garage• .directed from said Electrlc.l & Plumbing Defendants centerline of State the detennlnatlon of Meigs County Deed Roofing & Gutter& ' nscorda, which place Court in the above Court of Common Route 338 and the angles. VInyl Siding & Painting entitled eetlon, I will of beginning Ia alao Pleas, Meigs County, South line of said 100 The above descripPedo and Porch Deck• expeae to sale at pubOhio. acre Lot No., 271 ; tion was prepared 160 feet North of the lic WV038726 Auction on · the li1 pursuance of an thence leaving said from an actual survey road which runs Eaet V.C. Y.OUN G Ill of the front stepa order of sale to me centerline South 89 ·' made on the 22nd dey and Wast; thence gg~ 021 ., Meigs CountY Court directed from said deg.OD'47" West of May, 1992, by C. North along Willow f'(J!IH lOy l;l , courl in the above palling thru 'an·exist· Thomas Sl!llth, Ohio Creek Road 216 feat, House on Friday, JJ ft • H '-. [ I II fc ~ ,)o r" 0 June 9, 2006 at 10 entitled action, I will lng Iron pin at a dis· Profeoalonal more or leas; thence · A.M., of aald day, the Waot 283 feet more expose to sale at pub- lance of 28.88 feet Surveyor.l6844. . lie. auction on the and going a total dis· . Note: The 3.11&0 or lese to the Weatarn following described Real Estate: Situated front steps of the lance of 188.65 feat to ecrea In Tract 2 Ia part boundry •of Section In the State of Ohio, 1 a 518' Iron pin .eat; of 100 acre Lot n71 16, thence South 218 Meigs County ·Court County of Meigs and House on Friday, thence North 33 deg. and the 1.0415 acres feat to the Northwest In the VIllage of June 9, 2006 at 10 21 '07" Eaat paaalng In Traet 4 Ia part of · corner of said above Syracuse and being rafranced · 1 acre A.M., of ssld day, the lhru a 518 Iron pin set 100 acre Lot/1272. 29670 Bashan Road more particularly ·at a dlatanca pi · tract; thence ~tarry Baing a part of the following described Racine, Ohio and Real Estate. 128.95 feet and gblng real eetate described along the North bounded 45771 lollows: described as Situated In the a total distance of In Volume 321, Page bountry of said 1 acre ' 740..949-2211 528.37 feel to a 518" 193, Meigs County traet to the place of Being known as Lot Township of Letart, Iron pin sat; Deed .RKords. beginning, containing Number Eighteen (1 8) County of Meigs, 1.1 acres, more or of Hlghlewn Sub-divileea. Parcel Number: sion of the aald 14 - 00767.000 VIllage of Syracusa , Commonly known aa: Ohio Parcel · Number Property 34115 Willow Creek 20-D0190 Address: 1241 Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio. Street Curnsnt Owner: Ester College · L. DeMoss et al Syracuse, Oh 45779. STANLEY TREE Property at: 34115 Current Owner 'Floyd TRIMMING & Shirley D. Willow Creak Drive, A & GENERAL et al Pomeroy, Ohio PPil Raynolds CONTRACTING at 1 241 Property 14.00767.000 Prior Street, • Prompt & quality Deed ' Reterenceo: College Ohio PP" Syracuse, . work Volume t 04, Pegs 33 Appraised ' at· 20-00190.000 Prior • Affordable Rates · References: • References $40,000.00 terms 'Df Dead Volume 328, Page 731 ule: Cannot be oold Available Appralaed at lor • - than 213rdo of 50,000.00 Terms of • Free Estimates the appraiMd value. •rnsured" 10% down on Day of Sale: Cannot be sold Call Gary Stanley less than 2/:!rd of for Salt, cash or certified 740·742·2293 check, Balance Due the appraised value. on Confirmation of 10% down on dey of • Leave a message Sale. ,The eppreiMI aale, caoh or certified did not Include an check, balance due Interior examination on confirmation al asia. The appraisal Of the hPUSB. did not Include an Robert E. Beegle, Mllga County Sheriff. intarlor examination Attorney for the of the house. Robert E. Beegle, Meigs Plaintiff Sheriff. Shlplro 6 Felty ·UP, County • New Homes Attorney for the 1500 W. Third Street, • Garages Plaintiff Frank · & Sulll 400, Wooldridge; Co. LPA, • Complete Cleveland, Ohio 600 South Pearl ' St, Remodeling 44113, 216-621 ·1~30 Coiumbu~. . Ohio (5) 3, 10, 17 43206, 614·221· 1662 (5) 3, 10, 11, 2~. 31 North • K J 3 ·• • • • SEAL COATING West • B 7 6 • PATCHING Parking Lots • Ball ~ourts • Private Roi!ds • Driveways •, Streets • - F'ee Estimates ' . Playgrounds . \ Home~-· De!;ks A98 7 3 10 3 2 . AKQJ8 S Soulh • A Q 10 .9 I 2 • AI 8 K Q6 Equipment · Mowing- Tree Degreasing· BoatsTrimming ~ Aerati on­ Campers- Trucks - Deck Fertilization- plantingstaining or painting Mulching ··· Special rates for Trucking companies f 1 I r 1 ' •It ( Ji tI (740) 992-2 804 l!o f I j .' I ! 1 1I llttractlon 21 25 29 31 + 33 34 76 35 37 138 South West · North East I• ?? Pass 3• 2• 40 43 OpeningJeud: • 2 Drivew~ys ~ 44 48 FRANK & EARNEST With good support, bark your delight STOP (74 0) 517-6883 _,.. · Mf . . "6tlANl>PA"! J eff Stet hem - Ow ner ' Tree Service ·BARNEY ' ~~~~~-------n OOOOM, TH~T DIN'T PAY SNUFFY HIS BILL I SMIF ' II ~~~~~....0-0C ? PAI'D-· 'T'S!t.~:;\1;2._ HE SHEARE'D HER FURST !! .i If ~2Jc!~4 - J P" . . TfJ.(~ j~.jq\GI.E &li/E:.:'l T"'E 001:'>'""1 N-It>~ Of &LE:CTlNIG>c)_..... B"W.II-IC:. ~II:) FOR Licensed Home Builder (740) 992-0496 I god 24 Dlscha!V" o typo 28 Ponytail 48 Hard bench . s.. •e 4e p asaparta, 27 Lamb's pen ate. ~ name 51 Planet, 28 PantyIn versa ahacfea 30 NBA teem 32 Notlca 38 Com unit 38 Lugosl of •Dracula" 40 Large lizard . 41 Examine 42 Actrsa - Heche 44 - Raton, Fla. ~-'"""l'l"! .£=::f so you should rebid three spades, inviting But when partner raises spades, your ~ hand has on ly five losers: one spade, one heart, one diamond and two clubs, Thai means you should bid game - jump to tour spades. (It does not matter lhat East intervened,) s ·1'7 · West leads the club two. Eaqt takes two '---..J..I...L:I.~.:...t;J.:...l.....:,;:.:._..L._ _ _~=::;;_;;_;:it--...J olub tricks, then shifts to the diamond jack: king, ace, two. West r&lllfns the dia' mond seven: four, ·to , queen. P" ' /oJ'\t> W\\1'..\ t>OES lT ~'( 1\Wl\""' '(0\)~ B(»'('\"( 1'€:,? # CELEBRITY CIPHER . by Luis Campos CelttHty Ciphtr Cf'll*l9r&ma are aeated lrom quotrions bv lamolls_peop~e, pat .-.:1 j;HIIrll Eacl'llefter In lhe CiP'1« stands lthnoltw Today's clue: YllQ1Jiis P " A H l N P Y, X P H KXPA mond trick. Tho only hope is to establish a long heart for a diamond discard. Take TP YXPHEORF. MXL the spade ace, then switch to hearts, cashing the ace, crossirig dummy's URLKPMPL king, and rutting a heart high in hand. Play a trump to dummy's jack, ruff aneth· or heart high, lead u spade to dummy's - You cannot afford to lose a second dia· to \/l>$.100:) eCltx NPE:..'i!/1~ king, and cash the heart six, throwing away the diamond siK. SPRM AOPMH •. IMPORTS Athens WHAT ARE YOU IN FOR' CHOCKL E! ~·- .. YOu HEAIII A LOCKER! 1: ::HUFFED Sot'IE I · KNOW IT WAS A DESK . &EcAUSE IT WA'i> SO .HARD TO FIT HIM INSIDE. KID INTO A l>E Sl'- . . ,., . ... 'Red 'Rose §reenfiouse Opening Day Sunday May 7th PEANUTS . 12-? Refreshments Served ·· $8.00 Flats $8.00 Baskets OF COURSE, VOU'D I-lAVE TO MOVE TO WASf.liN6TON .. AS A WORLD FAMOUS ATTORNE'(, Variety of Miniature Roses Houri: 8-8 Daily WOULD YOU EVER 6E INTERESTED IN 6ECOMING A MEMBER OF 50447 Tornado Rd. TI-lE SUPREME COURT? 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Pqe 86 • The Uilly Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ' Wad~, Heat advance to Eastem·conference Finals ' MIAMI (AP) - lbe Heat "We' re focused now on eight and Nets alternated blowouts more wins." in the rust two games, giving lbe Heat rallied from 12 every indication these Eastern pOintS down, the biggest postConference semifinals could season comeback in franchise be epic. -history. Antoine Walker had Ah, but Dwyane Wade and 23 points, Wade added 21 on Miami simply saw no need for 'Z-for-19 shooting, and four unneCessary drama. They other Heat · players were in made all the biggest plays double figures to offset a brilovcr the rest of the series, right liant effort by Vmce Carter until the very last second of . and Richard Jefferson. · New Jersey's season. Carter and Jefferson each Wade stole Jason Kidd's scored 33 points for the Nets, inbounds pass as the last sec- who won the first game of the ond ticked off Tuesday night, series. "We fe.lt we ~uld come in depriving the N~ts of one ll!St shot to extend their year and and compete with this team," sealing the Heat's 106-105 Carter said. "Playoff basketvictory to win the series 4- L ball is another whole leveL" Miami is off to the East It's a level Wade and his finals for the second ·straight mates handled with aplomb in year. the last four games. "With one second left, all New Jersey took control it early in Game I and rolled to you want to do is tough," Wade said. "And I a I 00-88 win, and the Heat was able to get there, gel my evened the .series by jumping hand on the ball, and that was to a 25-4 win in Game 2. all she wrote." The next three games were Wade threw the ball into the classics. And Wade found a stands ·as time expired. The way to control each at the end. Heat will face either Detroit or - In Game 3, the Nets led Cleveland in the next series, 64-56 in the · third quarter which won't begin until at when Wade returned from getleast Sunday. ling a Carter elbow in the face. "We did what we wanted to He scored 15 points in the do," Shaquille O'Neal said. final 4 1/2 minutes to seal make Pistons fromPageBl and Os as the Cavs suddenly evened a series that some thought was essentially over. · "Even though it's corny, we played hard for close to 48 minutes," Brown said. After beating the Pistons in a second straight game, the Cavs flew to St. Louis to attend the funeral of Justin Hughes, the 20-year-old brother of teammate Larry Hughes. The shooting guard has missed the past two games to be with his family following the death of his brother, who was born with a heart defect and had a iransplant in 1997. The Cavaliers arrived together by bus at the New Sunnymount Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis . The team then traveled to . Detroit, arriving Tuesday afternoon. · Brown said Tuesday afternoon that there ·was no timetable for Hughes' return, and bristled at the notion that the Cavs are better off without him after he · missed much of the season with a finger injury. "We are not a better team without -Larry Hughes, let 's get that straight," Brown said. "But we played a lot of games without him, and we Miami's win at the Meadowlands. - In Game 4, he found Gary Payton for a clinching 3pointer in the final moments.. - And then Thesday, Wade beat a double-team by finding Walker for a 3-pointer with I :56 left to put Miatni up by six before getting his arm in to knock away New Jersey's finaltouchoftheseason. "Dwyane just made a play;" Heat coach Pat Riley said. · ·~He just went forthe ball. The ball was in the area, he just went for t)!e ball , got l! long arm on it, and that was it. Just had to knock it away." Carter, who ' d scored three points in the previous 17 minutes, had three baskets from in close over a 90-second stretch toward the end, including a dunk that drew the Nets ·within 106-105 with 29.1 seconds left. And after Payton missed a 16-footer, the Nets corralled the rebound and called time' out with 1.4 seconds left. But . thanks to Wade', they never got off a shot. "We've got to be able to get a shot in that situation. I let my guys down," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "That's figured out ways to win." Cleveland guard Damon Jones is confident the Cavs will find a way to focus on the game. "We put basketball in perspective for one day," Jones . said. "We were there to help out one of our family members go through a tough time. We're also professional enough to understand we have a task at hand tomor~ row." Rasheed Wallace' s guar. an tee that the Ca vs were · playing .their · lasi home game backfired, . but Detroit's boisterous forward .hasn't backed off hi s cocky rhetoric. "We' II definitely clean them up here at home," said Wallace , who expects to play after turning hi s ankle Monday night. "They're playing good ball, but I still don't think they have enough to beat . us in the series." Wallace and key reserve Antonio McDyess were on the bench late in Game 4, a decision S~unders defended and Wallace dido 't have a problem with a day later. "I'm not doubting or going against what he' s. doing as the coach, because he is the coach," Wallace said. "I'm still rolling with it. "It's 2-2. We're not down. And, I know we're going to win it." State from PageBl ·c onstant that has helped guide them all year _ ace pitcher Kayla Shobe. Shobe, who has already si~ned to play college ball at G envl·ne state,· h as gUJ'de d .the team from the mound all season long and has been a .anving force for the success the team has experienced. . She and the rest of the Lady Knights have played a key role · in the numerous awards the team has racked up this season, including a a poor job on my part." The Heat became the sixth team in 20 seasons to lose the first game of a playoff series, then win the next four to advance. "It's just great that we (;OU!d finish it," Riley said, " I knew it would be the hardest closeout." . ,O'Neal had 17 points on 8for-10 shootin~ J. n Williams scored 12, Alonzo Mourning had II and Payton tinished with I 0 for the Heat - who have never advanced past the East tinals. "We're a team," forward Udonis Haslem ·said. "Like I've said all year, we' ve been through ups, we' ve been through downs, criticism, injuri~s. fines, ejections, all that kind of stuff. And through all ~ha~. ~~ stuck together on the ms1de. . .. .~ tdd had 20 pomts, etght ass1sts and stx rebounds .for the Nets, who got 14 pomts from ~mond ~urray.. . " It 1s very d1sappomtmg," Jefferson said. "But they were the better team." Fighting for their season, the Nets carne out looking very much like the better team. Greene to do most of their damage. . · Sophomore Greene got the nod in the teams first shutout win with six strikeouts while giving up. just one hit, while Keene finished things out in the second game and most of the ·22-win season, a champi- regional semifinal game. onship at the Best . of Best During the sectional game, tournament and a Class C Keene pitched her third llational championship at career no-hitter and then · in the Wendy's Spring Classic the regional, Keene struck tournament in Ashland. out four iri six . innings of Shobe. who also provide s work .. a lot with a bat, is helped by Keene also provides for a core of young weapons the team offensively, along which helps make her job a with Ashley McSweeney, little easier. In fact , before Alicia Hinerman , Evann the season even began, Point Ludewigg and Paige Pleasant head coach Tracie DeMarco. Magnolia hamPrice made note that "this mered 14 hits in its regional year, we have girls that are inatchup, while piling up 16 capable of robbing people of hits in the sectional doublebases which we have been header. J.,udewigg and · missing in the past," and DeMarco have also each · .~'this is the most athletic . homered twice in th'e postteam we have had since I season. have been coaching." The powerful Lady Eagles " Just as predicted, Price is bring quite a bi:t of power right. · into the matchup, matched . Players such as Tessa against a strong defensive Wyant, · Tasha Wyant and Po iii! Pleasant unit, setting Anna Sommer not only pro- . up quite a battle of juggervide a't the plate, but defeil- nauts for the regional chamsively as well, using their pionship crown . j!Iove to make the difference The &'lme is slated to m games througho ut the begin a 5 p.m. Thursday at County 1-ligh year. Michaela Williamson, Ritchie Megan ' Hatfield, Alissa School. ·.. Health. Care edition inside today's Sentine~ . fromPageBl hit a sacrifice fly ahead of the consecutive doubles by Jason Bay and Bumitz. . Harang also got himself into · trouble by walking Bautist~. Nate McLouth and Sanchez m succession to start the fifth before Bumitz doubled for the second time. Notes: The rain returned dur. ing the final four innings, but the umpires did not' stOJ? play.... It was only the third ume all season that Bay and Burnitz drove in runs in the same game. . .. Harang had been 6-2 against Pi.ttsburgh. ... The Pirates won for the 12th time in 39 games.... Lopez is 21-for-42 in his last 10 games .... Cincinnati is 14-8 against the NL Central, while Pittsburgh is 5-17 .... Bay has 18 RB!s in 21 games against the Reds the last two seasons ... The two teams played theii second gl\Ille in as many days in as many cities. They we.re rained out after playing two-plus innings in the Hall of Fame exhibition game in . Cooperstown, N.Y., on Monday. v• The Pirates averaged 2.75 runs in Maholm 's first seven starts, the third worst run support for any starter in the majors. Senior art show,. B6 • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · ;;o l ' I•. !'I:TS • \ ol. ;;;;. '\j 11 . SPORTS • Eastern baseball advances to district finals. SeePageB1 t<q Til U RS D .\\ . l\L\ \ 1 H. :! OOh " "" BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs County officials participated in a panel discussion Monday outlining the benefits of American Electric Power's plans to build a new power plant in Lebanon Township-. Meigs , County Commissioners Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets, Economic Develo'pment BY . BRIAN J, Director Perry Varnadoe, participation, the impact on State Senator Joy Padgett, R- the Southern school district . Coshocton, and Southern and its financial condition. 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Besides being as silly as they wanted to be, kids were also allowed to , . ,stlare their last day ,of school with family who were all treated to a picnic style hinch. ·Heart of the Valley Head Start has 85 students at .the Bradbury Learning Center and 66 students at its Tuppers Plains location. Applicat_ions for next year's enroll. ment are now being accepted. REED BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM OHIO '" " !." h " ' "' , ,, 1 , , ' " Meigs officials m~et AEP in panel·discussion Beegle: Jail housing cost savings realized already • H,llr Care &. Makeup • N,lll C.ue • Helix Cim Darst , Devin Cottrill . and Jeanette Oliver, along with the rest of the PPHS staff, have also done a lot for the team this season. Magnolia has seen its share of success as well, using a pair of strong arms to help guide the team. During their postseason run, the . Blue Eagles used Brooke Keene and ~ori · On Miami 's fil'St plaY., when Kidd intercepted W1lliams' pass near midcourt . ~d set uP Carter for a 3-pointer. Carter added a conventional threepoint play 25 seconds later, Jefferson followed with a 3pointer, and the Nets had a quick 9-2 lead. The Nets' big three Carter, Jefferson and, Kiddscored21oftheteam'sfrrst22 . points, helping build a 33-24 edge after one quarter. Carter had 13 points in the period for Ne\Y Jersey, which had the Heat in a 12-point hole early in the second quartec. "We didn' t come Ou! with the energy that we normally do," O'Neal said. "But we just stayed focused." M,iami rallied, somehow doing so with O'Neal and Wade largely silenced. O'Neal picked up two fouls in a 57 -second span - includ· ing an offensive foul called by his refereei ng nemesis, Bob Delaney - and departed with 7:,19 left in the half after shooting 6-for-7 . And Wade was nothing like his usual self in the qpening tw·o quarters, going 1-for-9 and scoring only four points before · intermission. · Reds POMEROY -The county has saved nearly $5,000 so far this month due to the re, opening of the Mei'gs County Jail, and Sheriff Robert Beegle said the savings will help him pay staff and operate his department through the remainder of the year. Beegle said the county is, at least in theory1 "making money" now that the old facility has opened as a 12-day holding facilitr, because the cou.nty is spendmg less with outside housing providers. · · The JAil was officially reopened to prisoners on May I, and since that time, only one inmate has been transported to the Washington County Jail for housing, Beegle said. The county has a contract with Washington · County for housing inmates, at a cost of $55 per inmate per aay, but Beegle said the Marietta jail will be used only for women or men who present a security risk now that the local jail is again open. . There were five inmates in the · Meigs jail on Wednesday, and their stay in the local Jail as OJ?posed to the Marietta facihty saved the county $275 - the cost the county would bear if those inmates were housed in the Washington ·County Jail for one day. Beegle said there have been an ave~ge of five inmates in the local jail per day, although it can hold up to 10 on a shortterm basis. The long-term savings to the county now that outside housin~ costs will be reduced will hkely be signficant, Beegle said, and the savings should be available to him for other costs for . at least the · ·remainder of the year. The county spent $160,000 last year for tl)e costs of housing prisoners, primarily in the Washington County Jail, and through a contract with the Southeastern Ohio MARIETTA (AP) - A Re$ional Jail in Nelsonville, water district has accused whtch has since been disconchemicalS maker DuPont linued. Beegle said commissioners have informally Co. in a lawsuit of threatenpledged to make those sav- ing not to build a treatment mgs available ·to him to help plant as required by a settlemake ,payroll costs for the ment over the presence of a likely carcinogen in the balance of the year. Beegle said there's an addi- water supply. DuPont is making the tional "hidden" savings in the alleged threat to try to coerce jail's reopening. Because the water district into drop.officers will be making fewer 94-mile round trips to ping its right to sue in the Marietta 'lo transport prison- future, said David Altman, an ers to jai I and back again, he •attorney for ·the rum! southwill realize a savings on eastern Obio water district. DuPont agreed in. 2004 to . transportation costs. Those pay $107 million to settle a costs, he said, will help offset jail costs, 'including the costs separate class-action lawsuit associated with feeding by Ohip and West Virginia residents . . Residents 'had inmates in the local facility. Beth Srirc-1/]lhoto said. "AEP may have particular infrastructure needs relating to traffic flow or other issues that the counry needs tO prepare for, and we're k~ping dialogue open." AEP hopes to complete its front-end design and engineering phase on the project later thi s year, Rennie said, and AEP will begin charging residential customers next month for the. cost of that design and engineering work. Two arrested after Racine ·. drug bust . BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYDAILYS.ENTINEL.COM RACINE - Proving that no good deed goes unpunished, a .Cheshire woman who offered her help at a Racine. traffic stop over the weekend ended up facing drug possession charges ·as did a Letart man originally pulled over for failing to signal, according to Racine Police Marshal Curtis Jones. Jones said at approximately 2:30 a.m. last Saturday he observed Stephen 0. Jenkins, 5 I, Letart, fail to use his turn signal in Racine while driving a 1986 Chevy van. Jenkins was pulled over by Jones in ·the parking lot of Hill's Citgo gas station and consent was granted for a search of the van. . Jones said during the .search a · substance believed to be crack cocaine was discovered in a cup of pop. He added the search turned up other drug paraphernalia found in the van. Jones was assi-sted in this search by Syracuse Chief of Police Ryan Hill. While on the sce ne, a female allegedly walked up to the officers and offered her assistance, stating she was a registered nurse. Jones said at this point both himself and Hill observed a strong odor of alcohol coming from the woman who was unable to provide any identification. Jones said after initially giving a false name, the woman was identified as Laura K. Hysell, 38, Cheshire. She was taken into tustody by the officer's and according to Jones .charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug instruments and obstructing. She was later placed in the Washington County Jail. . Jones said Jenkins was arrested for possible possession of crack cocaine, possession of prescription medicalions, possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to Pluse see Bust.15 Lawsuit: DuPont dragging feet over ~ater treatment plant · INDEX a Sl!CilONs - 12 PJt.GES The water district is seekaccused DuPont of hiding the possible health threat ing a court ·order 'that forces posed by ammonium perflu- DuPont to build the treatorooctanoate, or C8 ,· a ment plant, evaluate if it chemical used to make works properly and find Teflon at DuPont's alternate w.ater sources if it Washington Works plant doesn't, Altman said. The near Parkersb urg, W.Va. .lawsuit also seeks unspeciThe latest la wsuit, filed fied damages. DuPont, based in Monday in Washington County Common Pleas Wilmington, Del., issued' a denying any · Court, · acc.uses DuPont of statement refusing to extend a series of attempt'' to give up construcagreements made with the tion of the 'treatment plant. It Little Hocking Water blamed the filing of the lawAssociation, which supplies suit for hulcling up the water to about 12,000 people. process, The agreements had preThe company said it served the water district's already spent $327,000 to right to sue beyond the legal purchase land for the filtratime limit, Altman said. · tion plant and has demon- • strated its commftment to residents by building similar treatment plants in lhree other water districts. The water di strict's request for DuPont to build a new pipe system to a different water _1;ource if the till ration plant is not acceptable exceeds the settlement requirements, said William Hopkins, plant manager at DuPont's Washington Works. · " We fail to see how the best interests of (the water district 's) customers are served by a lawsuit and more delays rather than having filtered water and peace of mind," Please IH DuPont. 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