https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7cad60cdba53b1bef0e75901d8ba521d.pdf 1c543c169f8d4c28b5090c3260c6339d PDF Text Text ' . .. - Page .B 6 • The Daily Sentinel .' - ----'- • ---- - - - www .mydailysentinel.com ' . ) Miami sweeps Nets EAST RUTHERFORD. p0ints on Sunday and N.J. (AP)- Until Shaquilk o· Nea l shot 7-for-9 in the O 'Neal \ sore thighs get b<?t· seC(md half afler missing all ter, Dwyane Wade is quite tiw in the lirst i1alf. Miamr capable of leading the shot 54.\1 percent from the Miami Heat past anyone in field with Wad~ l~adin2 the the playoffs. even ~wee pin g wav. makinll 13-of-20. : them. New Jersey. which qualitled f,lr the ·playoffs ·on the Wade mor,-. than tilled the void of o· Neal's scorek » !ina! dav of the regular sea_tirst half by sl'oring a post- sc\11 tw ivinning for the ISth season career-high 34 poin.ts time in 19 ~arne~. wa~ elimand setting up the big guy fur inated earl y because it .,hoi most of hi s 17 second ~ half poorly the entire series. points as the Heat completecl Game 4 was another lowa tirst-round sweep of the light. a 39.5 per-:ent effort New Jersey Nets with a II(). that included a woefu l 6-ol· 97 win Sunday. 22 effort hy Vi nee Carter. Miami 's seventh strai!!ht Kidd. \\'hO strugg led must win over Jason Kidtl .~nd of th ~ series. had his best company guaraillees that game. sc.'nrin g ·25 points on O'Neal will have at least a 9-for- 19 shootin g. Carte( fufl week to res.t his legs added 2.1 poi nts and Richard before the second round of Jefferson and Nenad Krstic the Eastern Conference play- had 17 apiece. offs resumes. The layoff . After ma k in~ the NBA could last nirle days . .depend- · Finals in 2002 <uid 2003. the ·ing on the other series. Nets have been eliminated in The Heat cruised past the the secontl round last year . Nets because they hit shots ·and. now. the tirst.reund. and they got contributions Notes: After .selling ollt up and down their lineup in only tWo regular season the series from the l ik e~ of games. the ,Nets had thei r Eddie Jones, Damon Jones, second straight sellout Udonis Haslem. Keyon (20.17 4) on .Su nday. and Alonzo Jefferson returned til the Dooling Mourning, the former Net starting lineup in place of who was booed unmercifully Brian Scalabrine .... Miami was called for two technicals the past two games .. Eddie Jones added 21 fo r. illegal defenses. lined si nce April 17 with a strained ri ght groin. . "We made a couple · bad pitches, they hit it. We made from Page .BI · good pitches. they hit." Ortiz "You are goi ng to have 'i nc·e 1\liller p,lrk's opening said. troub le in a game like that." 'erie' in April 200 I. · Ken Griffey Jr. had a first" "l{i C'"ht nnw wc·rc nut hit· ling. '"'~·rL' not .pitching:· inning double and scored on RcJ, nutfielck r Adam Dunn a single by Scan Casey. Geoff Jenkin > hit a 'two-run '-laid. ··J gu~:-.~ it" ... definitely a homer in the bottom half, a tcaf1Hka1 ri gh t now.·· +40-foot drive to center. and Davi, (.1-.1 ). wlw had · Jo' t three strail.!ill start'~. 'itruck Milwaukee went ahead 6-1 in out eight a~1d "'liked ol}e in the third. Bill Hull hatl an his filth coltlplete game, the RBI double ami Carlos Lee. first si nce Aug. 2ti. 2003. at who. had ' bccn in a 1-for-23 C inci nna ti." H ~ dwn~ed his slide. had a run-scoring sindelivery foil ell\ ing hi~ previ- gle. Dam.ian Miller was hit n u' ou ting. \~ ith coache.., by a pi tch with · rhe hases te l l in g hjrn tq cu t down on his loaded. Man Belisle rel ieved and furchl in a run with a ·.Jower-body rotation. "This .was hu~e for him," walk to Russ Branyan : . Brewers nHH1agf.r Ned Yost Hall homered in the fourth. 'aid. "That picks us up big but pinch-hi tter Wily Mo ti me ... Pcmr cur it to 7-2 with a tlfthStill. Da1·is sa id he valued inning: homer, Cincinnati 's the hit more than rhe com- first hit since the first. plete gai11e . Yost came to the Notes: Overbay had .mound 'wi\h two nuts ill the IYhlwauket''s first five-hit ninth and was booed. Fan·s ga me since Jenkin s on April then cheered when he left II , 2003. at Arizona .... Davis was in an 0-for-3 1 >lump that Davis in the game. Rid1 Amilia grounded to. dated back to July 30. He was · 'J-for-64 last year with 43 shortstop fo r the final out. · "A complete ga me shutout strikenut s. ... Brewers 2B would have been better (than Junior Spivey was sent home the hit). " bavis said. before the game after vomitRamon Ortiz (0- 1). activat- ing. Hall started in his place. ed from the di sabled · li st ... The Reds optioned RHP before the game, gave up six Todd Coffey to Triple-A runs antl seven hits in two Louisville to open a roster innings. He had been side · spor for Ortiz . Sink free throw, and the game went into overtime. The 76ers had a ninepoint lead with just over 6 from Page Bl minutes left. : With the lead going back third tim e in the series. and forth late in the fourth including a running halfcourt shot down the left side quarter. normally reserved to end the first quarter and a Sixers chairman Ed Snider: jumper with 2H.3 second s started acting more like. · left in regulation that gave Dallas owner Mark Cuban; the Sixers a short -lived 82- leaping from his courtside 80 lead seat and waving his arm); "I could feel bad. and I while'protesting a non-call. : do. bu.t I fe el real good Iverson made his bosS: about our effort," Iverson . feel better with a 3-pointer; sai d. "I fee l real good abo4t but Billups .t:ime right back. my teammates." down with a 3 of his own, Billups answered pulling the Piston s to 80-71i Ive rson's tina! 3 in regu la- · with 2:59 left. · tion with a ·3-pointe,r from "I was just waiting to run; the corner that gave the the offense and then I decid. ,, • P istons an 83·82 lead with ed to be · aggress1ve .. '22 seconds left. , Billups, though, got a lit- Billups said. "Guys were tle too aggressive and finding nie and shots we~ fouled Willie Green, send- going down. " ing the 78 percent free · Notes: Fur the first time throw shooter to Lhe line in the series. the Pistons with 3.1 seconds left . Green failed to make half their. missed the first and hit the shots from the field, shoo1-: ing 43 percent. ... Iverson second to lie the game. " I was just concentrating has scored 30 or more on trying to sink it, but. points in 32 of his 61 career unfortunately, '1 came up playoff games. His . 30.6 s ~ort on a free .throw that, career ·postseason scoring could have won the game average is second on ly to. for us," said Green, who lefl Michael Jordan 's 33.4. ..: the game brie.fly in the sec-· The team that has trailed at ond quarter to get · eight the end of the firSt quarter has won all. four garnes . .·.. stitches over his left eye. Rasheed Wallace missed The Pistons committed 20. a long jumper after Gre'~n 's turnovers·. Meigs High School baseball pro~am · receives donation, A2 Charge · , . Stewart. who tini shed second as he raced to his third victo- defending . series champion that . eventu;li ly involved Bu sch. · Busch had a good view of at Talladega for the fourth ry in nine races this season Kurt Busch. Earnhardt, who more than half the 43-car the crash, noting, "The 48 .has tive Talladega victories, field . time. "Fini shing in the top iwo DJld his 72nd career win. (Johnson) drifted a little high So many cars ended up It looked as if hi s strong including one last fall, was fromPageBl isn't bad at this place." · Gordon. who defended hi s performance might not be able to continue after the last · packed together in the muddy down the front straightaway, and finished I 5th. rnfi eld grass between turns . squeezed the 4 (Mike 193 and he stayed out front as victory here last year and rewarded when Waltrip racetl crash The way the cars race most one and two that it looked Wallace) a little bit and the 8. the contenders fought it out added this win to his triumph into the lead.on lap 183, shuf- of the day at Talladega - in like an auto junkyard. (Earnhardt) had nowhere. tQ: behind him. Stewart. with in February in the Daytona fling Gordon back to fourth . huge packs two- and three- NA SCAR stopped the · race go." Waltrip giving him a hard 500. has grabbed the mantle But Cordori was not to be wide - at least one huge for 43 minutes , 21 seconds to "This kind of racing just push, managed to grab the of near invincibi lity on plate denied. chargii1g back to sec· multicar crash- 'The Big remove the cars , clean up the ist.l't any fun at all," Rusty . second spot, but finished tracks once held by the late ond place on the next lap and 0.192-seconds - about two Dale Earnhardt anct inherited retaking the lead on. Lap 185 . One" - is nearlv inevitable. debris and make repairs to Wallace said. " It seemed like " It's all about getting a Sunday's race saw one of the the energy'absorbing SAFER everybody was minding theircar-lengths - behind the by Earnhardt Jr.. and Waltrip, Barrier. · own business. It was just reg-' push out there." Gordon >a id. biggest. winner's No. 24 Chevrolet. It wh o drives for Dale "They could pass me if I gave Earnhardt , .battling toward Among the cars damaged, ular restri ctor plate racing, is the 13th consecutive victo- Earnhardt. Inc. the worst. were those of Rusty pretty boring out there. , them too mu ~ h room but. if I the rear of the top I0, nudged ry for Chevy -at the Alabama Junior and Waltrip have got the sli ghtest push from the rear of Mike Wallace 's Wallace, Mark Martin , Ryan '" I still aon 't know what track. won nine of the last 17 plate beh ind, watch out. My car car on ·Jap 133 as the cars Newman. Joe Nemechek, happened. Obviou sly, some- . "Michael pushed me all the races and ca)ne from'll,ear the was awesome. " headed toward turn . one. Mike Bliss, Bobby Hamilton body bumped someone else way down the backstretch on back of the 43-car field to ge t Jeremy Mayfield finished Wallace then came together Jr. , Scott Wimmer, Carl too hard. So()ner or late r the whiie !lag lap and I ·still into contention on Sunday. fourth , followed by Jamie with Jimmie Johnson and slid Edwards, Mike Skinner, · you're going to have .this on couldn't catch the 24," said But this one was all Gordon McMutTay.Hliott Sadler and sideways, setting off a melee Brian Vickers and Kyle this type of track." 3,999* 5 ~ 2J HP' Kohler" Command" V-Twin OHV engine • .54' triple-blade deck • Fully serviceable tnlnSi!lission Zero interest and zero payments for 12 months .** MODEL GT 3200 5 5,999* • 25 HP' Kohler" CommaooV-Twin OHV engine • 44;' 50~ 54" &60" ·triple-blade decks • Fully ser~iceable transmission ' Light fixtures donated to jail, As ·Racine :Village Council_establishes ordinance for·employee pay rates SPORTS Water Work s Operator. $26.500 per year. . .. . Police Marshal. $7 per hour. RACINE ·- Racme Vrllage Deputy Police Officers, $6 Council recently updated it's , per hour. pay ordinance estab li shing pay Commissioned Poli ce rdtes of village employees. Officers will vo lunteer a minThe positions and rates of . imum of 16 hours per month • to .receive their commiS> ion. pay are as follows : Mayor, $4,000 per year. Fire Chief. $200 periyear. Clerk-Treasurer, $17, 280 Council MemberS: $16 per per .year. (C lerk-Treasurer month for each month's serDavid Spencer explained th~tt vice performed by attendi ng hts current rate of pay rs the council meetings. $14,600 which was estabTrustee s· of Board of Public li sh7d when he took office. If Affairs (BPA). $16 per month he ts re-elected or someone for each month's service as else becomes qualified for performed in attending BPA hi s office, the _pay rate of meetings . .· · $17,280 will then take effect. ) Street Commis~ioner Street Commissioner I helper, $8 per hour for 40 pe'r year was set aside for purchasing coffee. meals. refreshments and other sup· plies ftlr the village. Free water to the minimull1 gallons and refuse wi ll be pro· vidcd to full-time village employees. Employees mu st work a minimum of 32 hours per week to be full -time. In other village news. the '· cuu·nci l entered into contract with Carl Salser Mo win g Service to mow Greenwood Cemetery. The contract states that Salser wi ll be paid $goo to inc lude trimming and mowing of the cemetery Apri l through September. ., Mowing will be do ne up to three times a month , including prior to Mother's Day, Memorial Day. the Fourth of July and · Labor Day. Spencer reported that the Federa l Emergency M.a·nage ment Agency has approved project works for damaged vi llage infrastructure caused 'during the Septem ber. 2004 flood in the amount of $82. 11 3.09. This amqunt was amended from an earlier estimate of $95.929. Racine Police Marshal Curtis Jones r~!Quqted Mayor Scott Hill add hours to the pol icc department's work schedule to compensate for,the Ashley takes top award in State Grange contest Wood seeks second opinion in insanity plea BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT®MYOAI LYSENTINELCOM · • Eagles take over fi~t place. See Page 81 Gordon MODEL GT 2554 . . POMEROY -' Emily Ashley of Pomeroy won the title of the Ohio State Grange female youth arnbassador at the recent 35th annual convention of the Ohio State Grange . · Grange youth from around the state competed to win the titles of Ohio State Grange's male and female youth ambassadors. To win this honor Ashley as Meigs County's Grange princess competed in an extensive written test on knowledge of Grange history, law, legis·lation , ritual, ·and parliamentary proce dure. She was then interviewed by a three-member panel of Grange judges-to test her on ability to speak and to answer' impromptu questions . · This· is Ashley's thi'rd year as Meigs County Grange princess. She began her work in Grange as a member of Star Junior Grange, was on the four-member Ohio State Grange Youth Committee in 2004, and is a past state winner in the Ohio State Grange talent contest. She is also a past state officer in the Ohio State-· Junior Grange. As youth _ambassador, she wi II attend . the National Grange convention in Columbus this fall. Currently she is traveling around Ohio to attend many Grange functions and represent the Grange. She is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashley to have achieved the title of Oho State. Grange ambas- OBITUARIES Page AS • Paul J. Pauley, 69 INSIDE • Time out for tips. See Page A2 • Quilt show planned at Senlor Center. See Page A3 • Scottish Rite plans fellowship day. See Page A3 • Meigs County Co\.lrt News, See Page AS • Local briefs. .See Page AS • For the record. See Page AS Hometown Market opens .Wednesday • mornmg • 17 HP' BriJ&s & Stratton• . lntelt ellflrne · • 42' semi-floating deck • Zero-tum mower N 2,499* Zero mtere st and zero payme nts for 12 mon t hs ~ '* MODEL LT 1042 1 599* 5 ' Emily Ashley sador. The Ashleys have the distinction 'of beingthe only family in Ohio to have had three female ambassadors in a single family. Emily, a senior a1 Meigs High School, will be attending Kent State Univers;ty this summer to major in radiology. · The granddaughter of June A>hley of Racine, she is a fourth generation member of Racine Subordinate Grange No. Detatto on Pace A2 ·INDEX Zero mterest and ze ro paym ents for 12 mon ths.'*'* 2 SECTIONS - Calendars ·' www .cubcadet.com ·zERO INTEREST AND ZERO PAYMENTS P.'OR 12 .MONTHs·· Classifieds 12 PAGES A3 ·· B2-4 .C9tnics Bs Dear Abby Editorials A3 A4 'Obituaries As ' Sports " ALLP·OWER EQUIPMENT Weather I! Section •A2 © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 8880 UNITED LANE . ATHENS, OH 45701 (740) s93-3279 ' . ' (800) 710-1917 (TOLL FREE) High S~hool prom to be held Saturday BY BRIAN J. REED BREEO®MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM • 191:fP' Kollier• Courqe• ellfllrte . · • 42' twin-blade deck • Cast-iron front axle Our Series ?500 tractors are built tough. With the he'avy-duty direct-drive shaft. there are no belts to stretch. slip or break - there's just more power. Add the 11-gauge welded-steel frame. an all-steel hood and a c.ast-iron transmission •. and you've got one tough tractor. 260<'>. She is also 'a member of Meigs County Pom on a Grange and Mei gs County Grunge Youth. She is a member of the Degree of Flora (6th degree) in the order. This is her third year to serve as Meigs County Gr:ange princess. · At Meigs High School she is active in foreign language dub, prom committee, volleyba ll team, track team , and student counci l. She is a member of the National Honor Society and attended Buckeye Girls State. ·· Her othq activities include' being president. .of 'the Mary Gardner Owen Society Children of the American Revolution,_senior vice president of the Maj . Daniel McCook Circle' No. 204 Ladies of . the Grand Army of the . Republic, national delegate and color bearer for the Ohio Department Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, national' delegate of the Ohio . Department Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, and past color bearer for Ohio Department Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civi I War, and a past member of Meigs County Jr. Fair Board. · She also holds membership in First Families of Ohio. Society of First Families of Meigs County, Chester Council No. 323 Daughters of America. Racin e American Legion · Auxiliary, Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, and the Southern Baptist Ch urch. c WEATHER 5 • BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Zero interest and zero paymen ts for 12 months.* * RZT42 RIDER hour' a week. Additional workers hired for extra help should a need arise, $6.50 per hour. ' Village Solicitor. $.1.000 per year. . Grants Administrator. $3'.080 per year. . . . Council also agreed to take out life insurance polrcie.s in the am ount of $ 10.000 on full time employees. Medical insurance will be provided for the Street .Commissioner. Mileage in the amoun t of 30 cents per mile will be paid to employe'es for use of their personal vehicle ·while conducting village business. Amount not to exceed $ 150 1830 OLD LOGAN RD SE LANCASTER. OH 43130 (740) 653-2827 · (800) 710-1921 (TOLL FREE) MIDDLEPORT - Richard and Wendy Hill will open their new Hometown Market for business on Wednesday. The Hiiis of Racine purchased Vaughan's Supermarket, 407 Pearl ·St., fmm Dick and Ruby Vaughan, and, with the help of former Vaughan 's employees, have been preparing the store for re-opening for the past several weeks. Monday, market employees and workers with the Hills' grocery wholesaler Charlene Hoe~tch / photo were busy stocking shelves "This Magic Moment" will be the theme of Saturday night's prom at Meigs High Sc~ool. In a royal with groceries and other blue and white setting before a castle replica designed and built by the industrial manufacturing inventory in preparation for class.at the high school, the 2005 prom king and queen wilt be announced. The queen candidates the grand opening tomorrow. are. from the left. Samantha Pierce. Ashley Baylor. Renee Bailey. Justine Dowler, and Amanda The public is invited to a 10 Hoyt King candidates are. from the left. Zach Bush. Eric Cult,ums. J. R. Hawk. Grant Arnold and a:m. ribbon cutting and recep- Jeremy Blackston . THe candidates were selected by popular vote of the senior class. A vote to tion on Wednesday. The store · select the king and queen wi ll be held ori 'Thursday. An .after-prom party has been planned from midnight to 3 a.m. at Royal Oak Park. Teacher Judy McCarthy is advisor for the prom committee. Pleltse. see ~r.ket. ·AS Please see Racine, AS BY TIM MALONEY TMALONEY®MYOAILYREGISTER.COM McARTHUR - Ruth Ann Wood wants a second _opinion. Faced with the prospect of being ruled competent to stand trial for the January murde.r . of . Marvin Hunt, Wood has been granted a request to undergo a second evaluation by an independent psychologist. Wood was scheduled to appear at a competency hearing at 3 p.m.- Wednesday in Vinton County Court, btit that hearing was vacated when her request was granted. While Vinton County Prosecutor lim Gleeson said he could not discuss the findings of the Shawnee Forensic Center in Portsmouth, he said its conclusion was obvious based on .the actions of Wood and her attorney, John K. Clark . "Since they want a second opinion, you can take it from there," Gleeson said. A second · psychological examination is within Wood's statutory rights, Gleeson said. Depending on the availability of an examiner, the competency hearing wil,I be delayed at least another 30 _days, and possibly as many as 60. ·· Wood initially entered her plea of not guilty by reason of insanity o~ Feb . . 14. after which Shawnee was given 45 days to complete an examination. It actually took a lot longer than that, as the hear, ing scheduled Wednesday was 78 days after her insanity plea. Despite the delays, Gleeson said he was satisfi.ed the cases against both Wood and Donovan co-defendant Cremeens, of Vinton, were proceeding as they should. "If the defense ' attorneys wcren ' t doing what they are doing. I would face the prospect of having a conviction thrown out'because they did not receive a proper defen·se," Gleeson said. "They are being thorough, and that 's a good thing." A hearing to suppress a videotaped confession by Cremeens was held · last month, and a ruling is pend• ing. Gleeson said. Wood, 38. .of 36029 Please see Wood. AS G.I. R. L. S. 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The ahilitv tu c ommuniL' al~ dating ~.;puples from the mar- tant in their mate's life . 740-992- 1962 or email meigsclass 1995 @hot mar I.com. love is m'le tJf the most impqrried couples- the dating cou.The tifth love language is Becky tant element:-; of a ~ood marples are intently talking with phy sical' touch . Physical Baer .riage. Husbamb ,;nd ll' i\ e' eac"h other: .the married cou- touch is one of the mo Rt need to demonstntte their !m e • ~le s are JUSt eating. important parts of a marital · for each other in 1\ av' th:1t If you h:.tve young children. relation ship. and not neces· their spouses mo:-.t app;·...;L·iate . schedule spec ial · time· fre-. sari ly just sex ual intercourse. Dr. Garv Chap man. a quently and regularly for just Even tho11gh men are •geared renowned ¥rnarria t!l' · d l llll ~ porti vc of thei r cmka \•ors·and the two of you. Get out of the more towards sexual contact.selor, has noted th;tl each of dreams . Declare wlwt you house and away from the kids physical touch, may noi be us has a primary ''" c lan- admire about their character where you can spend tim~ their primary love language. west turn im.! from the northTuesday, May 3 ' guage that indicate< lw w we and tal ents. Speak kind words reconnecting . Engage in . west as the evening progresses. The body .was made for Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noo11) want to be shown lo,c. de vo- with a tone and intlection that quality activities where you touc hing. Since the ·body Temperatures wi ll hold C loudy · morning. tion and commit men!. He has indicates your love. Be hum- are doin g an activi tx that cover.s our true selves, if you Temperatures wi ll ri s~ to 52 steady around 38. Skies wi ll id.entified five difterc nt l<lve .ble in you speech. Tell hint or expresses your lov.c for each touc h the body. you are with today's low of 34 occur- be mostl y clear to mostl y languages from whic·h our her that you are sorry. Say. .. , . other by just being together. touchipg the true ~rson. If ring around 6:00am. Winds cloudy with 5 MPH wi nds "love bucket" can be filled. love you'' frequently. Promi se This love language may be you distance yourself from will be 5 MPH tram the nonh- 'from the northwest. Much 'o f · our s elt~ worrh is y9ur loyalty a.nd uncondition-. one of the most difficult to your loved one· s body, you west turning from the west as Wednesd.ay, May 4 drawn from thi s bucket. al love and.acceptance. All ol express because it requires are withdrawing emotionally. the mornin g progresses: Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noor1) Even , th o~gh i.ve nmy like these ·'words" show apprecia- more of. yoursel f and the pre- To demonstrate your love Ajtemou11 (1-6 p .m.) . Temperatures . .will · clim b It will continue to be all five love l'm)!uages. we t.ion to your spouse. cious commodity of time. If . th rough physical touch, hold from 37 to 56 b!Y late this cloudy. Temperatures will> thrive when our primary love Others may ·Crave- qua lity you show your love th rough hands. Hug. Touch you r morning. Skies will range language is sroken to us. By time. Bc: together and focus . snending qua li ty time togeth- loved one's face. Give a back stay near 54 with today 's learning your spouse'S main solely on each other to pro- er tho ugh. these ac ti vi tie s · ru b. Everi a simple touch on hi gh of 56 occurring arou.nd fro m sunny to mostly sunn y love language, you can enrich vide :111 emotional intit)laq can be stored up as wonder-· the arm can signify a special 4:00pm. Winds will be 5 to with 5 MPH winds from the northwest. your marriage by communi, that demonstrates your love ful memories to <.: heri sh fo r connectedness between the I 0 MPH from the west. . Aftemooll (1-6 p.m .) Eve11i11g ( 7 p.m. -Mid11ight) eating yo ur love to your par( for ·eac h tither. Quality corh years to come. two of you. Studies show that Temperatures will linger at It should continue to be v~ r . . atilHl where idc.as. ·ne r using the met hod that Some. people feel that they we requ ire eight to ten mean59 .. Skies will be mostly cloudy. There might be a bit of means the most to him or her. th ou ght s '~ nd fee lings are can best experie nce and ingfuI touches each day, but rain around t he area. sunn y to mostly cloudy with . Some people require words shared can truly help you demonstrme love through during a crisis,. touching 5 MPH winds from the northof affirmation to fulfill their understand yo ur spouse. receiying gifts . Since gifts are beco mes even more cruci al to Temperatures will drop from west turning from !he south 53 early .this evening to 41. Most people on ly ·li sten · 17 wncrete symbols of love, they let us know we are loved. · love heed~. Enco uranino <= " as the afternoon progresses. Winds will be 5 MPH fron1 the :words can go a long way to seconds Juring a co n ven~a­ :tre one oft he easiest love lanWhich love h1nguages do help counteract insecurities. tibn . before interrupting and guages to learn ..To someone you and your spouse most R,cogni ze yo ur mate's uncer- · tell ing. their own thoughts. who has the love language of often need and speak? ln tainties, then w;e 'praise to let Don't be thinkin g ahead gifts. it's not .so much the order to discover that, ask yo ur spouse· know how mud1 :thntlt wh:tr you arc going to tmttc!'ial items. as it is the yourse lves the following you care and that you are sup- say. Instead, listen to your ' expression of love that is being questions. What do you most 45.22 Kroger- 15.94 often ask of your mate? "What ACtgiven along with the gift. 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Performing work for someCharlene Hoefllch/ photo Eli Denisoh 467, American Legion Post of Rutl and has con- one without being askea can . tributed $500. toward the Me1gs High School baseball pro- be an illustration of sacrifigram. Here Eugene Fink presents the check to Jeremy Grimm, cial love. Married couples . need to understand that varsity coach. . 1 Local Stocks Meigs High School baseball program receives donation ··-~ · Salule 1tJ 1he Class 01 ' Commu~ity Calendar Public meetings Tuesday, May 3 ALFRED Orange Townshtp Trustees wtll met at 7: 30 p.m . at the home of ' clerk Osie Follrod . CHESTER Chester Township Board of Trusteq regular monthly meeting, 7 p.m .. Chester Town H•ill. 911 Committee repres.entatives to attend. •. RUTLAND . Rutland Vi llage Counci l will meet at 6 p.m. in council chambers. · Wednesday, May 4 PAGEYILLE The Scipio Township Trustees will meet at 6: 30 p.m at the Pagcvi lle town hall. POMEROY Meig s County 911 Com mittee, 6:30 p.m ., EMS training room. Public encouraged to atte.nd . Thursday, May 5 POME~Y The Salisbury Township Trustees · will meet at 6:30 p.m at the . town hall. Other events · Wednesday, May 4 GUYANDOTTE, W.Va.The VFW Post 9738 will host a Welcome Home Seminar aJ 7 p.m. at the po' t horne. 227 Main St.. Guyandotte. W.Va . Special guest s will include J. B. Finlay. acting director of the VA Medical Center. and Dr. Loren Wilkenfeld. chief of mental health . along with personnel from the Yctera_ns Admi ni stration regional oflice and service organ izations. Contact Bud Paulson at (304) 523-9728. Thursday, MayS TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School <.:oncert band, vocal choir and hand bell choir. under the direction of Cris Kuhn. wi ll pre- · sent a spring concert at 7 p.m. in ihe high sc hool gymnasium . An art show of work by students iii Josh Fogle's high school art classes wi II also· be . presented.· The concert and art show are free to the public. ' c Birthdays Clubs and organizations '1\uisday, May 2 CHESTER - Anni\•ersary dinner of Chester Council . 32·3. Daughters of America. will meet at (r p.m. at the Masonic hall in Che ster. Re g'11ar meeting will follow at 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT The Middleport · Comr~un i\ y Association will meet at 8:30 at Peoples Bank. MIDDLEPORT Midd leport Lodge . 363 F&AM. regular meeting at 7:30p.m. at the Temple. Thursday, May 5 TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plai1is VFW Post 9053 ., Ladies Auxiliary will meet.at 7 p.m. at the !1all. Church events Tuesday, May 3 LONG BOTTOM - Praise Saturday, May 7 and Worship Crusade. continTUPPERS PLAINS Hazel Barnhill will be 90 on ing nightly through May 8 at May 7. Cards may ~e sent to the Mt. Olive Church, Long her at P. 0. Box 33. Tuppers Bottom. Set."Vices, 6:30p.m. on Plains , Ohio 45783. · Sunday. 7 p.m. other nights. nic-style setting, speaker', an games and entertainment for the kid ~ and adults attending. Some of the activities planned by Scottish Ri'le Valley of Columbus County Directors Charles D. Wilson and Dave McQaid will include bin go, pig-in-a-poke auction, apple bobbing, horse shoes, bean bag throws, arid rides on the fire truck of the Gallipolis Shrine Club. .Observing nursing week There will be speakers with inform ation about Masons, Scottish Rite, York Rite and Shrine Club and the charity work of each group . It was noted that thi s is a day set aside for families and fri ends to. enjoy fellow ship and an opportunity to inform others about Masonry. Those attending are asked to take a side di sh or dessert. Meitt will be provided. · Alumni reunion planned RUTLAND -· The Rutland High School POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - · In observance of National Nursing Home Week ; May 8-14, the alumni banquet will be held at the . Rutland Pleasant Valley Nursing & Reh abilitation Center on Civic Center at 6 p.m. on May 28. Dinner will be prepared .bY Star Sandhill Road, will host a series of events designed Grange. Entertainment will be easy li sto enric h the relationships and contac ts between residents, youth, community members and family tening mu sic prov ided .by "Still and staff. The theme of the week is "Taking Center Standin '". Dinner re servations of $15 person , or $2 alumni dues, and/or Stage" and the residents and staff will. do just tl!at. . .·per any scholarship donations are to be sent "Our residents and staff have so much to share," to the Rutland Alumni Association, P.O. commented Amber Findley, admini strator. "Thi s Box 125, Rutl and , Ohio 45775 to arrive seemed like the perfect showcase." no later than May 14, 2005. Some of the week's special events include a perOfficers are John Jeffers, president; forman ce by Elvis tribute performer, Dwi ght Richard Nelson, v.ice president; Better Icenhower, on 2 p.m . Thursday, and Proclamation Jeffers Longstreth, treasurer, and Elaine Day with Senator Charles Lanham on at 2 p.m. on Steele Dyer, secretary. Montlay followed by a <.:ake walk, The public is cordially invited and encouraged to vi sit and attend all functions . For more information please call the Pleasru1t Valley Subscribe today • 992-2155 Nursing & Rehabilitation Center at 304-675-5236. DEAR ABBY: There ar~ 20 million 4uiiters in the USA. and I bet you \\ill hear from a .lot of thern ,ttbout the answer you gave "Knsta in Salt Lake City.'' who asked Dear what she should do with an heirloom qui.It. Abby You ai:lvi sed that the 4uilt should be . taken to a dry cleaner to be packed for storage. and later it cou ld be di splayed in a shadnw box one f~orn the American Quilt frame as long as it isn't Studies Group. even bett er. exposed to direct sunlight. The qu ilt ~ hould be properAbby. that quilt shou ld 1 d d h · NOT be sent to a cleaners. It Y oc umen te · p otographed . wrapped in acidshould NOT be stored in free tiss ue paper. and stored plastic. nor should it·be hung in a dark. dry place. lf she for more than three months. wan ts . 10 di splay it. she - NANCY I.. SALINAS. should invest in a climateCALIF. c'ontrolled . case. have it DEAR NANCY · !.: , I had mounted in the case by somethought that a cleaner who one. who's · familiar wit h specializes in wedding gowns antique textiles, and keep it would know how to preserve out of sunlight. · an antiqu e quilt. But not · FROM VISALIA. CALIF. : according to serious quilters! The quilt should he wrapped After Kri sta' s letter was in a cotton sheet wi th as few printed. the amou nt of mail .! fold s as possible . It should ·be received from concerned removed from the sheet and quilters was astonishing. refolded every few months so tha t the creases are not in the Read on : FROM EASTHAMPTON . same place. Ideally, it should MASS. : Krista should not. be rolled so there .are no under any circum stances. let fold s. but most people don "t that quilt be cleaned by ~ have th.at kind of storage co mm~rc i a l dry cleaner. capabilit y. If she needs more Some 19th-century cottons · help, there are quilt guilds in are" fragile and will di~inte- ·.salt Lake Cit y, or a fabric ; grate when touched by clean- store might be of help .. ing chemicals. . FROM MONTEREY, Krista should co ntact a CALIF. : As .a tex tile conserlocal museum (the larger the vator at the Monterey History better) with a textile collec- and Art Association, I could tion for advice, or get in not refrain from writing. No touch with her local quilt textile should EVER be guild . If she can tinct so me- stored in plastic or even an POMEROY - A quilt" show, with judgi ng for first, second and third places will be held at the Senior Citizens. Ce nter on Friday, May 13. The public is invited to exhibit. The show will be open from I0 a.m. to 3 p.m. for. viewing. In addition to ,quilts from individu.als both the Fabric Shop and Mill End fabric s will have displays. There is no fee to enter quilts in the show. .Exhibitors are asked to advise Debbie Jones, activities director, at992 -2161 .if they plan to . bring in a quilt or quilts . All quilts are to be taken to the Center by noon on May 12 to allow time for the display to be arranged. Residents can also · have quilts appraised during the show. Amy Korn is an American Quilter 's Society (AQS) Certified Appraiser of Quilted Textiles, and will be there to app(aise quilts. She is one of less than 75 certified appraisers in the United States and Canada, ha s been a quilter and quilt researche r for over 15 years and has taken numerous classes in dating fabr ic, quilt hi story, quilt construction and apprai sing. Appointments to have a quilt appraised can be made by calling Jones. Each appraisal takes approximately 30 minute·s arid costs $30. For eac h quilt appraised, there will be a written report along with a photograph sent to the owner within a week of the appraisal. Proud to be apart of your life. . (Jn Sunday 's paper. tht: pi~;ture s were inadvertentl y switched . We apologi£e fur any inconvenience) ·~~~ ••Lane "' "'-- "' AI"~ FRIDA~· • • H.OME F-URNI SHIN GS "Hancock" Double reclining sofa, double reclining loveseat & matching rocker recliner ·SALUTING ALL int~PYP.H.JJ szzsooppc, :fll CALL 992-2155 ·, ' Dave Harris or Brenaa Davis· AlLPOWER EQUIPMENT ONE MILE WEST OF ATHENS ON 50/32 ATHENS, OH (740) 593-3279/ (800) 710-1917 I{•JI)')t~ EVEllYfHING YOU VALUE ~; ~ O'Bieness Memorial Hospital's latest investment in technology includes two GE LightSpeed® CT Scanners with impressive advances in speed and accuracy. With this technology, qualified imaging professionals at O 'Bieness perform a wider variety of CT scan studies quickly and co{llfortably, ·providing more detai led images ro assist ph ysicians with diagnosis. O'Bieness' Radiology and Medical Imaging Centers perform CT scans in two convl!ment locati~ ns­ in the hospital and in the Castrop Center. Our qualifjed staff invites you to take a closer look at advanced diagnostic irnaging as we measure prog~ess in community hea lth ~ <me patient at a time . PLU A.~ ll. ,..;.,tilt rc.- ter"'' 'Ill ro 311 IIIOndl• ....,tit~~~ tllro"'lh J~ne JC. 2005, o~ ~- •'lUI~ i~ r"v•mo"' I ! itlrtl c: ipatl~~t dtllil,.. ~boll I!1VD no! '''9'bla Eq mple A lllllllnth 10. ~ II 0\ ... Pit 11qou1 311 peY""f'lrol S21.71 Ot r 11,0110 tHlrr-oJ. Frf1flCWIIj tllfOUQ/I (ub(a Cr•dll ~rll!Grl, USA. .W.,.ct to Ctfd•l ·~~~~~~~~ 100 l!MI. daM Pll'""'- S... R:IJI(JDI'I I •!JPII S.. ~• tot H'-'11 on lhtst tnd o!Mr ·11111o low r111 Dll(mltr 11 ~ _...~.corn for mort lllhmutoon. F"'Oo4·01«1892· 1 O'BLENESS Memorial Hospital j j Hoapil.lll ~_.f!!or! ~~Y~l i :l!-..~.;;:a~·~l ,. ordina·, , bo., . wh il'h is ac"id. Plastic· ·eniits toxic <.:hemicah tha\ eventuall y damage the te xtile. and the ac.id box "ill aho damage fabric ,. The first thin g Kri,ta 'hould do i> wrap the qui It in a dean cotton <heet unt il she can get the pwper storage ~material s. I We store our more than 5.000 pieces of antique clothing and textiles · in acid-free hoxes with acidfre e ti ~s ue paper wrapping. ) Al so. if the . quilt is ever framed. that frame s'l10uld be made of ~tcid;free material s. (A good framer would be able to do thi , .) You were correct about not exposing the textile s to direct sunlight. or for that matter. any strong light. FROM .SIGNAL MOUNTAl~. TENN. : Please te ll tha t . you ng, inte lii ge.rtt '~oman to contact a professional quilt restorer. A qui lt of that age cou ld very we ll be a state treasure if ,her brother could bear to part with it. Storage in a climate-co ntro lled location would be of value. The American Quilter's Society in Paducah, Ky.. could be helpful in locating a qu al.i fied professional in her area: the Web site is www.americanquilter.com. Dear Abby is writte11 by Abigail Va11 Burell,· also k11owll as ]ea/llre Phillips, a11d was jou11ded by her mother, Pauli11e Phillips . Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los A11ge/es, CA 90069. RCANCING FOR 36 MONrHS' ,.,~-- 992~2155· 2005 Quilt show planned at Senior Center. Weber Porta Piopane Grill with ~ ~~~ Carrying Case free with this sectional purchase .THEREWJLt SPECIAL . . . Tuesday, May 3, Antique quilt needs T.L:C. for proper preservation Scottish Rite plans fellowship·day RAC INE - The Scottish Rite Valley of Columbu s in cooperatio n with the four Blue Lodges in Meigs County, will sponsor its second annual fellowship • day picnic celebration on May 21 at the Pomeroy-Racine Masonic Lodge grounds .on Tornado Road in Racine. The event to get underway at 10 a.m. will feature a variety of food and desserts in a pic- PageA3 YTHE BEND The Daily Sentinel ·~---------'------------- --- Orin, Adlala, OH m01-B02 1740)59J :s;;J • ·- ------.--- • - • www.obi~D~Ufl illlll ,42123 State Route 7 • Tuppers Plains, OH •-=; 1~800~200-4005 . - or (740) 667-7388 �.. -. Tuesday, May 3, Dems still.don't The.Daily Sentinel After. the 2004 election . many prominent Dcmon,ots agreed that thev had to learn 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com t(~ talk the lunguage of reli - Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall mak'e no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereo_j; or abridging thefreedom of speech, or of tlu press; or tlte right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govemment for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to 'the U.S. Constitution • READ·ER'S PageA4 0PINIO The Daily Sentinel VIEW Responsibility Control your children Dear Editor: . I watl'i1.:<.1 ott t h~ news w l t~r~ a ft v~ y~ar-u lu ctuld was culkJ ,ond st uffed hy the poltce for terrible behavior. I wm~h~d as the teac:hers an<.l tl\e poli~e were attached by eve ryone anJ how they could do such a thing to a small child. What I want to know os. where the people who are really responSible for this inctde nt were·• The pare nt s should have been called 111 to take care of thts situation Usuall y. parents create monsters and then expect everyone else to take care of their problems. Apparently, the parents of this child created a monster and should be the one's pumshed for tht s chtlli's hon tble behavior. There is no doubt m 111y mtnd that thi s child h.ts been allowed to do anything she wants m ltfe and thdt the parents shoul<.l be held accountabl·e. I dm It red of seeing our sc hool s full of children who have never had to follow an) rules . Parents. you are not domg your ch ildren any favors, you "i·e not domg members of your community uny good. and usuall y you are causmg a great problem for our soc iety. I notoce that no politician ever blames the parent for tardmcss or low gtades at sc hool. l wtll place the blame on who 11 should be on, and that is the parents. Make your children nnnd and huve some respect fur others' If there is a problem in the school, be involved in the school and make sure the teachers are domg thetr JOb Most of all. do not gtve your c hildren everything and tf they · need 11. spank them . Do not get mad at me, bLJt Jt Wds God who saod through the Bible , spare the rod and spoil the chtld. I saw a stgn that said. Make your child behuve m the htghchmr so they do not end up in the electric chair. If parents will do their job m the home. society wtll have fewet problems Todd Bissell umgBottom gion and show respect fot religious voters if they were to broaden the pany"s appeal · But the minute Senate MaJOitty Leader Bill Fnst. R-Tenn. stgned on til parttctpale in· a ritlig1ou:-.. -ri ght ,rally agUJnst th e Senate tiltbuster, prominent Democr,lts SU(h as Sen Juhn Ketrv or Massachusetts and Seiwte Minority Leader Harry Reod of Nevada llew m to a ra ge Kerry declared before Frist had saod a WOld that he would ··appea l to reltgtous divi,ton" .md "invoke fai th to rewnte Senate rules to put substandard. extremist JUdges on ow bench.'' · Reid said - also ahead of time - that Frist was a "rad Ical" for agreemg to partH.:I - pate m the tele~ ised "Justice Sunday"· rally. which btlled the filibusten ng of President Bush's judicoal nommees as "against people of faith :· As it turned out, Frist dtdn 't say a word about rehgton. He defended himself against the "mdical'' charge and promoted up-or-down Senate votes on JUdicial nominatoons. But the level of outtage expressed by Democrats and vanous libetals ove1 the rally co uld only lead religtous cotl SCrvativcs to conclude that, desptte thetr 2004 vows to respect people of faith , the Democrats still don' t get it. Some liberal commentators, led by New York Ttmes colummst Frank Rich, were contemptuous of the rally, its parttctpants and, by Implication, reli gious conservatives in general Rtch dubbed the rally "humbug," dismissed · participants as a "mob" and , likened Frist to Sinclair Lewis' I 920s evangelist phony, Elmer Gantry. . Liberal religious groups, mcludmg the National Council of Churches, also protested the rally . . At a ~et and 'POJhOred by rhe E,·otlonust ma~dltne (d cotpor,ote sibling' ot RollCall) .tnd StaniOid Umver,Jty Sen. Jd l SessiOns. R-Ata.: noted thdt one of Bush\ Morton appmntees. Alabama Kondracke Attorney Gener,J! William / Pryot. a Roman Catholi,, wa' being opposed by Democr.oh for hi s ··deeply held beltefs" ,ogmnst abort ton counter-rally. libe ral evangdt even thou "h he ruleJ that c,ol Jom Wallis called tt ··,\declar:,uon uf rel rgrou s war'" anU the state 's lat~ - 1 enn ahot1inn "an ,tttempt to ht.tack rcl!gton:· l.tw was unconstitutional ··so clearly,'. Se~sions Now. there's no questimi s~ud. Pryor "cou ld lollow the thdt Democrdts should object law eve n th ough he dtswhen some conservattves .tgreed "ith it .. He unpliecl House M.ojority Leader Tom that Democrats opposed DeLay. R-Texas. 111 parttcular - thremen the mJependence Prym l1,ccause they · disal•reed wit h hi s re!Hoous of the federal judtctary. Democrats have nut JUSt a views . '" We can' t ha've a ri ght but un obligation to demnc1acy w1 1h u rell gJous sta nu up f01 their beliefs test." he >atd Sessoons siud that. wtth when conserv,utves trv to exceptiO ns, tt 's "totally lim tt abortiOn rights, enact hogus" that re]ioious \Oters anti-gay leg tslation, lunot c <stem-cell re search or ban the want to ':tm pose th eit vtews teaching of evolution . And on everybody." R~nh er. they shou ld oppose federa l "they teet dt stespected and judicial nominees the y deem mosunderstood. cspecoally ··extremist ,"' alth oug h, by the medo,o .. And. they mstead of t!ltbustenng them thtnk that the cmtrts are on a routine ba s is~ they determined to "s~c ul ari ze should persuade a mujont y A met oca far beyond what the people Wdlll to do." of the Senate to thetr side. In the l.ost elect ion , he Wheth er they" re right or wrong, Democmts have had said. Kerry, the Democratic nommee, considerable success · in rai s- presidenti,tl to say, ' I am a reh"seemed ing questions abottt the fitness of Undersecretary of State gious person. I h;ive reliJohn Bohon to be U S. ambas- giou s values, hut I nm not sador to the United Natoons. If going to let them tmpact they del em Bohon, 1t won't be what I do · President Bush by tilobuster. The system will sao d. ' I have reltg10us values They are important to have worked . The best way to avmd the me and they help guide my "nuclear dec tsions .· It became a big GOP-dictated optJon·· . is fur Senate deal tn the clectoon " Underlming the pomt. Democrats to stand down ftom their own de facto rules Economist corres pondent change - thetr use or the ti li- Adnan Wooldridge satd ·th<Jt, b).Jster - and tight Bush 's during tl1e 2004 campaign, .tudicml nom111ees with debate. Bo sh got hts best crowd For a tutorial on the role of response by declaring that religion 111 the judiciary and ""the Democrattc Party politics , DemocratJc Party beloeves that Hollywood peoleaders should have listened pie represent re;tl American to a sympostum called values · People went crazy. " Vdlues and Legoslatton" That's why Republi cans have held last week 1n the Capitol a lock on the ptestdency." for two People care about G~1cl The} care about thetr li1Jth. Tltey JUSt aren't going to ignore v.olues. And. values and mate!"'' success actually go tngcthcJ. The smglc boggest ptedJCIOJ of povert y os the breakup ol a man·iage. for example .. To succeed pohtrcally, this Bnt sugges ted . '"\\ l1,1t Democrats need to uo is occupy the moddle ground. They need to put them sel ves on the stde of ordinary f,uuihes who ate worned .thou! the values uf the eountry. "lllc nuddle ground is thete l(lr the 1takmg . The Democrats c.111 move the opposition into tl1c extreme. But unless they rea lize th at moral values ;m: esse n! ial to what makes America different. they :tte gomg to keep losing" Based on this recent perform .mce, the Democtat s .~ rc going to ke ep on lostJJ)!. They haven't prov ed th at Bu sh's nominees .trc extreme . They haven ' t m.olic the case that blocking I Iii bu sters is extreme. Tiley s.o td that partictpating tn .t tcli gious rally was extreme. They just don 't get it. (Morton Kondracke 1.1 n eeut1 ve editor of Roll Call, tlw nell' spaper oj Capitol filii. J Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing and must be .ligned and include address and telephone numba No unsigned letters will be published Lerte'rs should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. The Daily Sentinef Reader Services Correction Policy (UsPs 213-9&o) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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For those two days. anglers may fish ' m any of the •state's public waters wnhuut hav mg to buy a tishing license. Free Ftshing Days were establi shed in 1993 to promote fi shing by allowing Ohioans to experience the sport before buymg a license. During the rest of the year, anglers age 16 and ··older are reqrured to ha ve a valid tishing license to take fish, , frngs or turtles from Ohio waters. Fishing licenses are available at ban and tackle stores and on the internet at ohtodnr.com. The cost is $19, and free for senior citizens. ., Eastern plans conferenc_es TUPPERS PLAINS - Parent-teacher Conferences will be :·held ft om 4 to 7 p.m. on Thursday in Eastern Local School Di striu. Parent s are to contact the building ·in which their 'child attends to schedule an appointment· elementary. 985'3304, and htgh school, 985-3329. Trustees meet CHESTER -Chester Township Board ot Trustees will hold it s regular ' monthly. meeting at 7 p.m on Tuesday at ,C hestet Town Hall Representatives for the county 911 tssue will be present. The pub he JS invited to attend. ., Road to close " LETART FALLS - Tanner's Run Road will close for· approximately three weeks beginning May 9 for a bridge repltic;ement. The road will close betwee n Waid Sayre Road (T-104) and Hoback Road (T-132), Meigs County Highway Supenntendent Randy Pyles announced. Offer family planning information RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. -Jackson County, W.Va. Community Health Care ts participating in Teen Pregnancy Prevention Da~ on Wednesday by stressing abstmence. A free and confidential family plannmg program is available for those who may need assistance. The program is available for anyone ot child-beanng age and can provide various methods of btrth comrol and protectJon In 2002, Jack son County, W.Va. say 34 btrths among I0 to 19 year olds. ranking 39th of 55 states. Information is available by calling the health center at (304) 273- 1033 Kindergarten registration Americans lost in the shadows During Terri Schiavo's embattled final months, most of the media ignored that her most persona II y concerned supporters were members of . many disability rights organizations. Among them was the largest of those groups, the Amencan Associatton of People with Disabilities. Its president and CEO, Andrew J. lmparato, points .out there are more than 56 milhon American children and adults with disabilities; and, I wottld add, many of us who are not currently disabled but may evehtually join their number. This past March , lmparato, speakmg to CNN regarding Schiavo's plight, said that he feared that "when we start devaluing the lives of peoples with disabililles, we don 't know where that's going to stop." Tellingly, lle added : "You also need to take into account the financial implicatJOris qf all of thts. We have an economy that is not doing as well as it once was and a lot of people are looking at · how can we save money. One way to save money is make it ' easier. for people with disabtlittes to die." Since the final removal of Terri Schtavo's feeding tube, dtsabihty rights organi za • tions have become tricreasingly mvolved wnh getting Congress to pass federal legts lation that can begm protecting the voiceless - as Tern was against guardians who have confhcts of interest. Their claims to know the wishes of Nat Hentoff ' persons who can't speak for themse lves are often disputed by other members of the di sabled 's family. While Terri Schiavo was still alive, moreover, Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), workmg hard to get congres1n sional tnterven!Jon Schmvu 's case, said: "There are a lot of people in the shadows, all over this country, who arc incapac nated because of a di sabi Iity, and many times there JS no one to ~peak for them. and it ts hard to determme what their wishes really are or were." For years, I have relied on information and analysis on a deeply mformed spokeswoman tor disability ri ghts. Mary Johnson, whose valuWeb sne is ab le www.raggededgernagaztne.c om As she sav.s · "The 1ssue fs much bogger than Schiavo, and it IS not about the ' nght to life ' - it is about equal prote~tion of the law. Constotutional protectiOn. " The 1-+th Amendment guarantee' every one ot us , that no state shall depn ve "any person of life, liberty or property, wnhout due process of law." And the tragedy of Schiavo was that Two years ago, during my - in all of the courts, up to coverage of the Tern Schiavo and including the Supreme case, I quoted her father, Bob Court, she was indeed bereft Schindler, who tume<.l out to of due proce ss because those be prophetic as to hi s daughcourts relied entirely on the ter's ultimate fate: "We p<ty rigid mi sunderstandrng of great lip service in thi s counthe facts by one circmt state try to dtsability rights, but as court judge in Florida. the degree of a person's dis- ' That's why Congress must ability increases.• the level uf provtde carefully designed protection that person legislation for receives decreases." federal Amencans "in the shadows." Another valuable researcher As Harkin says: "Where · and writer on di sabihty rights someone is incapacitated and whom l consult. regularly, their life support can be taken Wesley Smtth, special consulaway, it seems to me that it is tant to the Center for appropriate - where there is B10ethics and Culture, warns: a dispute, as there is in this "Unless people o bject case - that a federal court strongly and les islaturc.s come in (outside of a state take active ,teps to mtcrcourt's junsdtctton), like we vene, this new and deadly do in habeas corpus situa- game of ' Doctor Knows tions, ana review it and make Best' wtll be w ming s<~m to another determmation." a hospita l near you " Those of us who are not Terri Schiavo's prolungcd, mcapucitated. but may only unJust death s h ow~ that state be "temporarily able,'' should legtslatures cannot be relied also beware - Harkin wams on to protect the dt ~;ohkd , - ot guardtans who feel particularly the voocclc ss In ''that their ward is as good as Congre", there arc member~ dead. better off dead, or that .on both side' of the at, lc the guardian himself or her- who recognitc the urgc n1 self would be better ollwtth- m;cd for legislation to ' cpa· out the ward ." rate the Jawftd nght to dtc or Also in need of protection cug mttve people who W1 1h by federal law are the dts- to retu'e trcatm~nt l!mu a abled m hospitals in those "duty to dtc" tmpmcd on states where doctors and tho~e who cannot dcfcu<l btoethics committees can and themse]ve' from the stc<lddy do dectde to refuse intenstve advancmg c.:u lture of dc;otlt care to patients they consider (Nat Hento!J 1.1 a rullltJ/ltdlv "futile" to further treat. These renmmed allllwritv tm til~ abandoned human bemgs Fint J!.meru/me/11 arulthe IJtll ma y mclude people diag- of R1ghts cmd awhvr uf,1ever- . nosed as lx:t ng 111 a perststent a/ book>. llldllllmg "The War veget;otive 'tate (a diagnos"is un the Bill of Rig/us and the that ·ts not error-free) or m a Gatherin!( Resistance" minimally conscious state. (Seven Stones Press, 2003). POMEROY - Fur those parents who mtssed kindergarten registration last week tor Metgs Primary School, another session will be held June 8 fqn 8:30 a.m to 2:30 p.m Chtldren' mu st be tive years old before Aug. I to regtster. Parents must present their child's birth ce rtnticate, shot record, and social secunty card at the time of reg tstratJon. Questions should be dorected to the school, 740-3000. POMEROY -Meigs County Court Judge Steven L. . Story recently processed the fo ii C\w ing cases: Marga ret G. Allen , ' Ravenswood, W.Va .. $30 and costs, s}:leed ing , Jame s D. Barnes. Lucasvt ll,, $350 and costs. 10 d.oys 111 J~lll. seven suspended, probation, phy cant veh intox: Richard A. Barnhult, Shade , $50. dtsorderl)( conduct: Hdrl ey T. Barton. Portland , $50. 10 days in jail, nine ' uspended. probation, domestic violence : Adam Basch. Albany. $30 and costs, speedin g; Jeff Basham. Coolvt lle, $100 and costs, 10 days m jail , suspended. probatJOJL reckless operatJon; John P. Belcher, Columbus, $ 100, speeding. Ann M. Berghausen, Cincinnati, $30 and costs. speeding; Ronni e L. Btrdwell , Goodlettsville. Tenn .. $30 and costs. seat belt violation; Charles D. Bossell , Rac111e, $20 and costs. sto~ sign; Arica N Blackwell. Pomeroy, $30 and costs, seat belt vJOlatJon. Paula Brewer, Long Bottom, $5 0 and costs, 180 in jatl, suspended, prubatwn , passing bad checks; Paula E. Brewer, Long Bottom. $50 and costs, 180 day ~ 111 Jail, suspended, probation, passing bad c.:hecks; ian R. Butcher, Athens. $50 and costs, speeding; Steven W. Call , Pomeroy, $250 and costs, 90 days in jml , suspended, probation , resisting arrest, $100 and costs, I0 days in jail, suspended, probation, di sorderly conduct; Jennifer L. Camara. Bremerton, Wash. , $50 and ' costs, speeding; Shannon P. Chapman, Rutland, $30 and costs, speeding; Michael 0. Clay, Syracuse, $20 a~d costs, assured clear di stance; A. Commons, Britten Pittsburg, Kan ,, $30 and costs, seat belt violation, Richard W. Candee, Gallipolis, $50 and costs, 30 days in jatl , supended, probalion , no driver license, $50 and costs, probation, use of unauthorized plates; John D. Curtis, Syracuse, $20 and co sts , failure to control; Heather E Daily, Racine, $30 and costs, speedmg: Mark R. Davenport, Bellefontame. $50 and costs, speeding; Ronald G. Davts, $200, I0 days 111 jml, seven suspended, probation, drivirtg under susp I revue, $25. probation, stop sign; Michael C. Durst , Chauncey, $50 and costs, probatiOn, speeding, $350 and costs, 10 days in jml, 6 . suspended.• probation, DWI; Wilham J. Dust, Middleport, Racine from Page A1 .For the Record ·• --------------------------------------~~--- Dissolutions POMEROY - Dissolutmns were granted in Meigs County · Probate Court to Ri ckey Lee Johnson, Sr. and Melissa Dawn Johnson, Wilha1J1 P. Spurlock and Kimberly D. Spurlock·, and 'Lmda Ryan and. Michael R. Ryan, ·-------------------------------- recent retirement of Racine Police Officer Joe Kirby, Sr. Curti s will go from 37 to 40 hours per pay penod (every two weeks) and Officer Brent Wo·od from Page A1· Carpenter Hill Road, Dexter, Meigs County, and Cremeens, 18, of 8194 Bull Run Road in Vinton , both face ftrst-degree murder charges for the brutal killing of Hunt, 53. Wood has admitted to ..... J. -/J)IIotO • Rtchard Hill and Roberta Young, a 13-year Vaughan 's Supermarket employee, prepare for the Wednesday grand open' ong of Hometown Market. Young wtll be one of many famtliar -faces who are returmng to the market under Hill's employment. Market from Page A1 will then be open lrom 7 a.m. ' to 10 p.m .. ' even days a week. "Our shelve'> are stocked and "e · re ready for bustnes,:· Rll'hard Hill "ud yesterdal . "Middleport 1~ gomg • Ill ha\e a supennarket again. and 11 e · re ready to sene the to!~> in the communuy who t\1r >O long d~pended on thts stnrc fur ljUahty products an~ th~ lx:;.t inc·ustnmer s ~rvtce . The .Daily Sentinel • Page As MEIGS ( .OUNTY (OUR.T NEWS LONG BOTTOM - Paul J Pauley 69, Long Bottom, died Monday May 2. ~005 at hts restdence fo llowing a brief illness. ., He was born 1n Tango, W.Va. June 23, I 935 the son of the late Frank and Mabel Cross Pauley He was a Nationwtde Insurance age nt and owned and operated the Pauley Insurance A~ency. He was a U S. Navy vet.eran and be longed to the Masomc Lodge. He 1,. sun'tlcd by his wtf~. ~1ildred Miller Paule y: daughter,. J~an.t (Rod ney) Wooten' ' Racine. ,md Kimberly Kearns of Btdwell. ~tep. chi ldren: i.JJJC {Jetry) Oldaker of Tuppers Platns, Sandt Moller ol Nebtaska, Mary (Steve) . Rosson of Aberdee n Provmg Grounds, Md: ,md se~eral grandchldren .mel great-gnmdchtldren. In addition to hh parents, he was preceded in death by his fios t wife, Lots Williams Pauley. Funeml servtces will be held at II a.m Wednesday. May 4, 2005 .at ~1sher Funer~J Home 111 Pomeroy wnh the Rev. David Dailey · ofttct.otmg. Bunal wtll follow in Miles Cemetery in Rutland. Fnends may call trom 6 to S p.m. Tue:.sduy at the funeral home. reas o1 1S.' ' www .mydailysentinel.com .Paul J. Pauley Woolclndve. co-author or the ~(J'0-1 b~lOk '"The Right Nat ton" (Vil..ing Pen!!uin). , ,Jid that Democrats lud three opt tops for recovct Y· The "stupidest." he saod. 11"<\S to "folio\\ Frank. Rtch·· to "be the p.uty of lobe ral l .tiues .md dentgrate the npposotton The party wtll b;bt-· cally be reduced, on th at lt h-' eta! tuncl.nncntalist 'tratc·gy. to Manlutwn .md Manha tt,m Beach." A sewnd strategy. ad voc·at ed by Thonws . Frank in his 2004 honk .. Whdt· s, t l:~ Matter wtth Kans." (M ~ t ropo l it.m Books). I' to "treat v,Ji p,•s ,\s a dtstractton from the , ~at Iss ues· ul C L ~~: nom1~s .md 'who gets wh .1t Wooldndge s.otd. "TIJ;o t\ wro ng 2005 -Obituaries it' on religion ' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tuesday, May 3, 2005 TODAY . IN HISTORY . Today is Tuesday, May 3, the 123rd day of 2005. There are 242 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: On May 3, 1945, during World War lL Japanese forces on Okinawa launched their only major counter-offensive, but failed to break the American lines. Thought for Today : "Goo, gtve us grace to accept with serenity the things that cannot he changed, courage to change the things which should be changed. and the wtsdom to di stmguish. the one from the other" - Rem hold Ntebuhr, Americfin clergyman and author ( 1892- 1971 ). . • In keeping with the Vaughan's tradition, the new Hometown Market will. offer fresh-cut meats, homemade deli products, fresh baked goods, a full catering and grocery deliv6ry service and video rentals. The Hills have added a dining area near the deli . allowing customers to enjoy da1ly lunch specials, ~a lads and other deli products in the store. and fountain drinks and speciality coffee drinks, including cappuchino. They also have expanded the video department. . ' ' . $30, seat belt violation 'and costs, speedtng; Keith A costs. sreedong : Altcta D Joseph P. Eklich, Parma McCiear) . Rayland. SJO. Sluder. Racone . S ~O and Heights, 530 and costs. seat speedmg. Kenneth C costs f,ulur c to cumol. belt violation: Tammy J Meadov.s. Hun un~ton. Bulllld W Sm .J!Iwood. EmmelhmnL , Grove City. W.Va .. $30 ,ond co, ts. ' seal M1ddlep 01 t. ~.10 anu co,ts, $30 and costs, speedi ng, belt vtola tJ on. Robert B speedong. Denise A Sm 1th. De wayne R. , Fosher. Medors. Westen ille , S \0 und Pomeroy. 5.10 and co>ts. Middleport. $30 and costs. costs. spced111g: Kenneth .1 . speedmg. Kenneth M Sm 1th, sem belt Vtolmion. Nathan S Meeks. Shude, $50 .111d costs. SIIJO. l)(J days in j,ul. susFlowers. Li ttle Hocking, $30 . speeding: Kellic E. Melton. pended. ptob~ ttton . !at lure dnd costs. speed ing . . Cuyahoga Falls. $2 1 and register adcli e" " '· · Mochelle Noc;holas R. Fortney. costs. failute I st<J jJ I pttbl tc A Stlltth ' l', ,'tJ tl c' li c.· W' v·' 1.. Charleston , W Va .. $70. pro- safety veh: David M Miller. $30 .m<.l co,ts. specdtng: bat ion. ass,ured clea o clos- Vienna. W.Va. $30 und costs, Bobby R. Stacy. Dexter. $:\50 t<mce . $100 and costs, 10' speeding , Eri c R · Mitc!Jell. and cost s. 1g0 days 111 jail. days in •jaol , suspended, pro- Langsville. $30 and costs. I 77 susrended. prub.~tion, batton. no O.L.: Dona ld T speed111 g.. Elo zabet h J DUI. $ I 50 ;md costs. I0 days Francts, Rae me . $50 and Morga n. Middleport. $20 and in j.otl. suspe nd e<.l: ptobat 1on, costs." 10 days tn jail, sus- cos ts: trartic cont dev I stgn>: no O.L: D.onny R. Swi ft , pcnded, probation. passing Ken ny A M01rison. Erie . Pa .. $30 anti costs, bad checks, $50 and costs. I 0 Mtddlport. $200. 10 days 111 speed ing: E Kell y R Thoma. days in jatl , suspended, pro- J•uL seven suspended. proba- Pome roy. $-+0. speed ing: bation. passmg bad checks. tion. driving under fra susp, William R. Thompson. Spcy J Gilmore, ~eshire , $50. probation, di sp lay pldtes Co pley. $30 and costs. speed$20 and costs, failure to con- I valod sticker: Derick C ing : Co urtney E Varian, trol. Willts M .. Goody, Owen. Dawson, Ga .. $10 and · AlhJny. $30 ant.! . wsts , seat Gallipolis. $30 and costs, costs. seat belt violati on, belt violation : Ltnd.t J. Wade. seat belt violatton, Melissa Erica N Peck, $ 100. 90 days Rutland . $30 and costs. seat K Grueser. R.ocme. S50, 10 111 jml. suspended, probatoon, belt violation, Joh.1th.m M days in jatl. suspended, pro- attempted possession . Ward, Gteeusboro, N.C.. $50 bat ion , passmg bad checks : James A Pietranczyk. and cost>. speedtn g, Malt hew Joyce A. Gurney, Pataskala, Nettleton, Mt ss.. $30 and C Warner. Rac one, $350 and $30 and costs. speedin g, costs, speedmg; Kay la costs. 10 days m jml. seven Kenneth W. Hardy, Newton , Pullins. Letart, fa littre to ~o n- suspended. probatton. DWI Ala., $30 and costs, speed- trol; Joshua C. Ramev. wtth mtox over .I 0. $70, promg: James W. Harri s, Shade , S30 and costs, spee.i- bation. dtsplay plates 1 valid Middleport, $20 and C<)sts, mg: Lmda A. Ray, stocker: Gordon M. Weig,md, failure t(l yi eld; Stacy L Ravens\vood. W Va ., $30 and Nelsonville. $30 and costs, Haverty. Marietta, $30 and costs, speeding; Wilham M sr.eeding costs, seat belt violation. Reeves, Albany, I 0 days in Tunothy Wickersham. Rtc,hacd ' D. Hen sley, jail, · susprnded, prob.otton . Rac mc , $25, tmproper passAshland, Ky .. $20 and costs. open container m motor ~eilo - ing; Steven J WJ!Itums, stop sign; Larry I He ss, cl; Ernest T. Rollins. Albany. Coolville. $30 and CL)S ts, Mason, W.Va. , $20 and costs, $100 and costs, 30 days m speedtng, Thomas B. Waite, failure to control; Angela N. jail. suspended, probatoon , Long Bottom , $20 and costs, Hout , Gallipoli s, $30 and ubstructmg ofhctal busmcss, traffic cant dev 1 signs; Costs, speeding; Chad C. Lawrence E. Rose, Racine. Amber C. Woodard, Hudnell , Albany. $100 and $20 and costs, failure to con- Troutvill e, V.A . $30 and costs, 10 days in jail, seven trol, · Patrick N. Roseberry, costs. speed ing: Chaz E. suspended. probation, reck- Riverstd e, $30 and costs. seat Woodso n, Reynoldsburg. $30 less operat ton; Angela L. belt violatiOn: Lance e and costs. sedt belt vtolation; Hysell, Reedsville, $20 and Russell. Millfield, $30 and Bryan T. Workman, costs, stop sign; Adel A. costs, speeding; Rtzwana G,ollipolis, $30 an<.l costs, Ibrahim , Huntington , W.Va. , Shaheen, G~lli polis, $50 and speeding. · $30 and costs, speeding. --~----------------Raymond lso m, Fhnt , Mtch., $50 and costs, speeding; Le ster G. Jeffers, Athen s, $20 and costs. via-starting I backing; Rtcky A. Jeffers, Pomeroy, $30 and costs, seat I ' belt violatton; Phyllts I. Johnson, Middleport. $50, speedmg: Ty M. Johnson. Racine , $30 and costs, seat I belt violation ; James M. Kern, Laric.:aster, $50 and costs, speedtng; Justin B. Kesterson, Parkersburg, W Va .. $30.and costs, speeding ; Joseph B. King, Pomeroy, I0 days in jatl. sus- . pended, probatiOn, underage consumption; Judy A. Knapp, Lakeville, Ind., $50 and costs, speeding ; Tommy R. Lane, Racine, $30, seat belt vtolation; Delwon R. Laudermtlt, Racine, $70, notaillights on vehicle; John D. McCarty, Rockbridge, $30 .... ,., riXtures donated to jail - Rose will go from 16 to 30 hours per pay penod begmning April 24-June 4. Htll recommended mcreasing the rent for the Racine Sewer District from $200 to $250 begmning May I due to Internet servtce bemg provtded to the Racine Sewer District. .shooting Hunt twice m the back, and once 111 the chest. Hts body was found the next day m a rural cemetery by a Vinton County deputy on rout me patrol It had.been run over with a car, whi ch Cremeens is alleged to have done with Wood 's car after she allegedly shot him. "Thts act was planned," Gleeson has said. "This was a deliberate killing.'' fAMILY Brtan J. Reed/ ,photo Joe Proffitt of KilL Electnc, Athens, donated stx new ltght ftx· tures for the Meigs County Jail to Sheriff -Robe rt Beegle. from us and we'll All ltJiel of carpet are iacluded: BERBER CARPET, SAXONY CARPET, TRACKLESS CARPET, SHAG CARPt;T,LEVEL LOOP CARPET aad SCULPTURED CARPET. No utra cllarle for -viDe hmiture or remoria& old carpet. CEMETERY SPACES ·' Call us or stop in. We'll come to Jour b. .e aad aaealare lor a lree ao obllgadoa quote. Anderson's FURNITURE • APPLIANCES • CARPET Pomeroy, OH • 992-3671 �Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel · • www. mydailysenti ri'el.com Tuesday, May 3,2005 .' . . INSIDE . ' Bl The Daily Sentinel Lady Marauders fall out of TVC lead, Page B2 Rio Track and Field, Page B6 Rio Softball sweeps Walsh, Page B6 Tlie Scoreboard, ·page B6 ) Join us in ceJebrating the reopening of Middleporfs only grocery store! Tuesday, May 3, 2005 Tornadoes lose big lead, regroup to win Prep Schedule Today's games arket ometown . Baseball Fairland at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. South Point at River VaHey; 5 p.m. Ale.~eander at Moigs, 5 p.·m. . Southern at Federal Hocking, 5 p.m. t:l ' • ~ ' BY ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Softboll Fairland at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. SOUth Point at River Valley, s p.m.· Meigs at NelsonviUe-Vork, 5 p.m. Southern at Federal 'Hocking, 5 p.m. . Track South Gallia at Eastern. 5 p.m . River Valley at Chesapeake, 4:30p.m . Comrrlitment to .Community RACINE ·- Sophomore Jordan Pierce walked to kad off the seventh in nin g . . then withott t dependence from his tcam nutlc''· he capitalized on Miller errors to bring home an 8-7 win fonhe Southern Tornadoes. Southern (6-11) claimeu the cxciting win over Miller in an important Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division game that sets up next Monday's Tournament meet.ing as the rubber niatch in the serie.s. · · , Wadneaday, May • Baseball Ironton St. Joseph at South Gallia, 5 p.m. Ironton at GaiUa Academy, 5 p.m. River Valley at Southern, 5 p.m. Jackson at Melg's, 5 p.m. (fonnerly Vaughan's Mat~et) Softboll \ . Gallia Academy at VInton County, s·p.m. Rive ~ Valley at Southern, 5 p.m. Tennis . Gallia Academy at Vinton Co., 4:30p.m. Track South Gallla at Buffalo, ·4:30 p.m. • ' ' After Pierce had · walked. Ryan Chapman StOOd poised al the plat e with t>ne ball and no strike s. One the next pitch. Pierce attempted to steal sewnd and the bal.! bounded into center field , and also went by the center ficluer anu to the fence. Pierce poppeJ up from his slide and second and sprinted home with the winning run. The win gives Southern one more win than last year 's te<~m, ami despite . some growing pains and a stro ng yout h movement. the Tornadpes are looki ng ahead to a strong finish in 2005 and be)tcr show ing in 2006. When is ;I strike out this big·• In the top of the : ;eventh inning. junior rel iever Brad Crouch came on to pitch to one hatter and end wh<ll had become a five-run seventh inniitg for the Falc(ltlS. Crouch struck out the Falcon batter to strand tWO runners on base. inducting the go-ahead run. But what Crouch didn't know at the time is that •the strike out would put him in position to become the pitcher of record. Ct6uch went home with the victory in a flawless one,strikeout perfor- Please see Regroup, S2 Thun~day, May 5 BaHball • Grand Opening Celebration .Wednesday, May 4,.2005' A vcr Valley a1 A1t1enS. 5 p m South Gallla at Rock Hill, 5 p.m. VInton County at Meigs, 5 p.m. Softball South Gallla at Vinton County, 5 p.m . Meigs at Vinton COunty, 5 p.m. Tennis Portsmouth at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m . . Friday, May B Baaeball Wahama at Southern, 5 P<fTl· TriiCk Gallla Ac(l~y ~~ CircleYIIte, 4:30p.m. Rio Grande Quad, 5 p.m. NOTE: Red leHers denotes OHSAA tournament game. 10:00 a.m. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony & Stqre Opening 10:30 aim. Community Reception Rio Schedule May 4-7 · Baseball AMC Qualifying Round, TBA Friday, May 6 , Rio at Product sampling, specials arid giveaways to follow reception Satutday, May 7 Track and Field Rio at Stan Lyons Invitational, noon ·Local Golf . .. Mt Vernon • • parrwms Riverside scramble - pen\n ·Track and Field . Sian Lyoris Invitational, 4 p.m. STAFF REPORT $1.79 gallon SPORTS@MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM ' Dairyland 2% Milk FREE 2 liter bottle of Pepsi to the flrst 250 customers! · Oiririt one per customer) .. Proud to be locally owned and operated. fresh- cut meats • ·homemade deli sa lads • fresh baked goods fresh produce: • full catering and delivery service • video rental ·Bread Treasures bakery.items • Food We Love products from SE Ohio ' .• Jeremy TUCI<Br.Jeff Arnold · JimG--TadT.,_ Rueben PriKaman-Nic:K Cook ffri James-Dave Eller Adam Krawsczyn-Milch Roush K,e;ffer-Harold Payne PHOTO AND STORY BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN4!>MY·OAILYTRIBUNE .COM TUPPERS PLAINS - There's a new team perched atop the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division. . A three-run fifth mning and a solid pitching performance from Ryan Smith helped Eastern knock off previous ·league-leader Federal Hockmg 41 Monday and move inti! sole posses- Regularly open 7:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Monday-Sunday 407 Pearl Street ·Middleport, OH 45760 (740) 992-3471 . ' . 65 65 65 65 65 66 66 66 66 66 66 69 70 Fa- 1·740!446-3008 E...... - aportiO rTl'fdail\i&&ltit 181.am IIJnd ........ Sparta Edtlor (7401 442342, Old- 33 t.hermanO rnydaitytri~Jln. oom ..,.,_.,....,..._ , .. (7401 .w&-2342. ..._ 23 PIIIR-Stap,M -·~·" • ·with Southern today and Miller Thursday. . Smith struck out ei~ht batters and surrendered just live hils to the usually offensively-potent Lancers in earning the complete game pitching decision. His counterpart, Brandon Barnhart, fanned seven and also gave U[l tive hits in the losing cause. The two were locked in a pitcher's Please see Lead, Bl Bv ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDEN'T RACINE ·- A Whitney Riftle bases-loaded single to deep len center t1eld brought home Joanne Pickens with the winning run in the eighth inning as the Southern Lady Tornadoes (8-10) grounded the Miller Falcons 2~1. in Tri -Valley Conference Hocktng Dtvtston softball play_ Riftle's hit would have at least been a double, but once Pickens crossed the plate the game was over. . . Pickens was 2-for-4 m the affatr and led off , the eighth inning with a triple. With ,no outs, Miller then walked the next two batters Ashley Roush and Bethany Riffle, to sei up a force at any base especially at home. The plan almost worked as Mallory Altier struck out the next two Southern batters before Whitney Riffle worked the count to 3- 1 then hammered the next pitch off the warning track in left center for the game-winning hit. . Riflle abo had an error free game at thtrd and robbed Jenna Murphy of a couple hits, >cooping up hard 'hot' off the slugger's bat TUPPERS PLAINS - . Eastern ended its two game-losing sk'id Monday by doubling up Federal Hocking I 0-5 in Tri-Valley Conference softball action. The Eagles (12-5, 10-4 TVC) were back to full strength against . the Lancers (2- II , III TVC), and the ' pr~ve was at the plate. The Green and , White knocked out eight hits in the contest, and returning starter Krista White silenced the opposition with a complete game, three-hit effort on the mound. White recorded six strikeouts and five walks in the winning deci- 62 ' Lady 'Does·win in extra innings Bv BRYAN WALTERS Contact Information • standings. Federal Hocking ( 12-5) now sits alone 'in second at 9-3. Even though the postseason tourna. ment gets· underway lqter this week, the TVC title race is far from overin fact. it 's. just now heating up. Eastern still has to finish a suspended game with Alexander, and mitke up ga mes with Southern arid Trimble. Federal Hocking. on the other hand. has tour league contests len beginning BWAlTERS@MYOAilYTRIBUNE.COM . ', sion of first place. "I challenged the kids to step Lip and they did," said Eastern coach Brian Bowen, whose team improved to 10-3 in the TVC "'Gelling a win against Fe.deral Hocking is something to be proud of." · · · Eastern ( 15-3) can also be proud of avenging an earlier 7.-0 shutout loss to the Lancers. Since then. Eastern has won three of its last four to claim a half game lead il) the TVC · Hocking Eagles stop short skid BRight Tim Roush-Danny Roush Hat* ~Andy Gruesef Bob Blessing-Andy Miller . M. Heildei&Otr Travis Henderson D - Nee<-Rob Blal>augll ,. - Top Scores r.m Ft&tler..Joe Gossett . ./ ' "'FHgN Brad Shufi-Doug Savage Jerry Slutter·AK:k Moore. ' • " MASON. W.Va. - The team of Brad Shuff and Doug Savage of Mount Vernon easily won the 2005 Riverside Two-Mail Scramble. They shot an eigh't-under par 62 for a three shot v.ictory over five teams tied at 65. The B Flight ended in a tie for first place honors with identical rounds of fourunder par 66. The team of Hank Clelland and Andy Grueser of Racine tied with the father-son team of Ti and Danny Roush of Mason. A total of 30 teams .competed iri the A Flight and 17 m the higher handicap B. · This year's tournament awarded more than $4,700 in prizes to flight winners. · Fourteen of the 47 teams were winners. Skins were won with eagles on number two by the Roush team and an eagle on IS by Bud Tate and Steve Hiener of Parkersburg. Brad Sherman/photo Eastern's Brittany Bissell. ri~ht, tries to tag out a Federal Hocking base runner at second base during a steal attempt. -' ' . PIMse - ' Extr.. Bl ' - �---- ---- ~age 82 • Tuesday, May 3. www.mydailysentinel.com The Dailv Sentinel Extra Lady Marauders fall out of TVC lead BY BRYAN WALTERS 8'v\ALTERS ii' \1\ LJJ.Il'r TRIHU~E C0 \1 BELPRE -- 1 he JO.!d prmed 10 he unk1nd ~lond.11 to Tn \'.lilt.:\ ConiL'tl:llu.:~ Oh10 dt\hlO!l leaJnw. ~kt.!.~ 111 .1 10 -lin" Ill Bcle~rc The M.u .tude!' I 10 6 9 5 TYC l lell.J h.dt >.:.une t>ch111d Alex.111de1 11 h~> ddc .ticd Wells10n on ~ l ond.tl Ill ihl' selh,K k 10 1he (.olden E.tgk' (128 IO'iTVC ) The M,m>on .111d Gold 'lli lemlc!cd l11c l'JllHs 111 1he ul!lte-.t .md 1 lt\L' run 't\th hih ol 1\ dk ',111d .111 eo~rned run career RBI m the t1lt Abby Wilson paced Belpre .d l \lui ,l,nnmed ihe um•J nn 111 Ihe 1ehel etlort \\ h,m d1d wnh three hils wh il e tilL gt~L:-.h \ktg~ tr.t1kd 'i--.l q11k~ oul on~ Ill the no deu Ho~milton .md Courmey hdoiC' th tt ll\l' tun outl:nn-.t 'it Oil b\ th~ ho-.t-. Ashier H.nnilton 1\ent ihe Mer11welher e.JCh added a The 01 tll~c .nHI Bl.tc~ Liht~m(e tor Belpre gn mg up pan ol ,,,letJes Me1gs tr,tvels to plllii1LkJ out 10 hth .1g..unst 'IX hils ,wd lour walks 111 her ~ktg" e t..;ht nl \\hH.:h L.unc \\ !llnmg ettmt H~H1111ton a lso Nebon1 !lie iod.Jv to lake on the Ltdy Buckeyes 1n ,, .tg..unst st.utct Joe) H.ltllng ILIIllliXJ l\\O 111 the gLAme H .tn t n~ ,\l so .dlt.w.ed Cl!:!. hl Me!J,l Wh,!n .wd Renee mo~keup co ntesl The TVC \ con tesl wil l sl,ut at 5 p m \\,tlb.•md e tght L"dtneJ Jlllh B.nlev led the M.JraudeJ s 1111h 111 0 hits .lplC\e whde Ill her lt\L'-pl us mmng' ol Belpre 10, Me1gs 4 \\. lll ~ C.1"1 Whan .md lreshman Me1gs D00 004 0 - 4 6 5 C.1"1 \\ h n tum heel I he Mullv Smnh wunded out the Belpre 202 015 • - 10101 Joey Hanmg Cass• Whan (6) and Megan plichlllg dJJI Je' lo1 1he hn colum n wnh one c,1ch Garnes Ash ley Ha m Iton and N kk1 M.u.wders ~ u!lende11ng l\\C) Snuth ,Ji,o .Jclded her lusl Epper ly WP - Hamilton LP - H& 11ng - - Southeast District BasebaiVSoftball Tournament Schedule St Joseph at South Webster Thursday May 12 • St Joe/SW w1nner at Symmes Valley (Winner advancas to d1str cl tournament al f::l1o Grando) So utheastern 1Sou lh Gallra w nne1 at Gree1 (w1nner ad\lances to d1stnct tourna men! at R1o Grande) Baseball Olvlsron II South SecUon Monday May 9 Waverly at ROCk H•ll V nton Co. a1 Jackson Tou<Oday, May 12 ~ Waverly! RH w1nner al JacksonNC w nner (wtnner advances to diStrict tournament at Chtlhcothe) North Sect•on Thursday, May 5 Fa•rf•eld a1 L~an Elm Monday May 9 Fa1rf eld/Logan Elm w1nner al Sher da 1 Circlev11le at New Lexu1gto l Thursday, May 12 New Le~t l ngtoniCircle\line wmner at Fa1111eldllogan EIIT'JSheridan Winner (wm ner advances to d1str1ct tournament at Chl11tCOihe) Wasl Sect1on Monday May 9 McCia1n at Miam Trace Hlllcboro at Wash ngton CH Thursday, May 12 McCialn/MT w nner at HillSboro Wash CH Winner (wnner advances to dlslrict tourna menl at ChilliCothe) East Section Thur&day, May 5 A1ver Valley at Athens Monday, May 9 RV!Athens w1nner at WRrran Meigs at Gnllla Academy Thursday: May 12 Gallla Academy/Me QS w1nnor at w1nner {wmner RV/AthensJWarren advances to dJstnct tournament at Ch1lhoothe) Division IV Easl Section West Sect1on Monday, May 9 Western at Manchester Thursday May 12 Western/Manchester Willner at Fa1rv1ew (w nner advances to d slrtcl tournament at l110 Grande) -. Peebles at Whtteoak (winner advances to d1stnct tournament at ~10 Grande) South Section Monday, May 9 Sciotov1lle at Eastern P ke Thuraday, May 12 Sctotov1lle/Eastern Winner at Notre Dame (winner advances to d1str1C! tournament at 1110 Grande) New Boston at Clay (w nner advances to d1stnct rournament at A10 Gr~nde) North Section Monday, May 9 Southern at Miller Watertord at Crooksv1lle ThurSday May 12 Southern/Miller Winner at Eastern Me1gs (w nner advances to distriCt tournament at ~10 Grande) Waterlord/trooksvil le winner at Tnmble {w1nner adv mces to d1stnct tournament at l110 Grande) duel tor mosl ot the .11ter noon but the Eagles managed to stnng together ,, pa1r of hits m boih ihe lourth ,md fifth mnm gs to score all the1r run s Eastern's Ken Amsb.try doubled m ihe fourth frame, then Te rry Durst smgled hnn m to knot the wntest at a run ap1ece alter ihe Lancers had earlier broken the sconng 1ce With a tally In the second. Saturday, May 14 Western/Eastern winner at Fan11eld (wm ner advances to district tournament at M1nfofd J Pa 1nt Valley/Adena wmner at Southeastern (Winner advances to dtstrict tournament at Mmlord) North 5ectlon Wadnesday May 11 Logan Elm at Circleville \ Sher dan at Fa1rf1eld Unto ~ Saturday, M8} .!4 Sher dan!FU w nner at L~ rcleville w1n ner (w1nner advances to diStrict 'ourna men! at Un1010) Southwesl Section Wodnoaday, May 11 Manchester at Clay New Boston at Whlteoak Saturday, May 14 Manchester/Clay winner at Notre Dame {wmner advances to diSbicl tournament at South section Wednelldoy, May 4 Jackson at V1nton County M1nlord) Wednesday, May 11 JacksonNC Winner at Northwest Waverly at Gall a Academy Satun:lay, May (wmner advances to diStrict tournament at M>nlofd) 14 Waverly/GA winner at JacksonNC/Northw est wmner (winner advances to d1stnct tournament at Zane Trace) Then back tO b,lck IWO OUI h1ts 111 the t1flh helped Eas1ern se 1ze ihe lead lm good-- th e home le.tm .11so greatl y bene llted tJom a Federo~l Hockmg enor wl11ch kd to t'AO lnsur,tnce 1uns Chns Mye1s smoled With two o~wo~y, then s10Ye second 10 se1 up an RBI smgle ot11he bat of Man Morns Morns hll turned out to be the game "mner -- JUSt hke last v.eek o~gamst Waterford when l11s seventh mmng double lilted hJS Eagles to VJCIOI)' "He 's a good clutch player," Bowen smd, "He always fromPageBl SciOI<MIIe al South Gallla Sakln:Jay May 14 SciotovlllaiSG winner at Symmes Valley (wmner advances to diStrict tournament at Mlnloldl South Webster at Green (winner advances to distnct tournament at Minford) 14 Me1gs/Manetta. wmner at AthenS/Warren w1nner (w1nner advances to dlstrlc! tourne m~:~nt at Zane Thlee) Northeast Section WO<JnoiiCiay, May 11 Miller at Watertord CrooKsvUie at Southern Saturday, May 14 Miller/Waterford Winner at Eastem Me!QS (wlnn ~;~r advances to d1slricl: tournament at A1ver VaHey at Alexander Federal Hocking at Wellston Thursday, May 12 Hock!Nellslon w1nner at Fed AV/A!exander winner (wmner advances to dislncttournament at Rto Grande) Mlnlordl Crooksv~le/Southern at Tnmble (wnner advances to d1stncttournament at Minford) NOTE plays the game hard, th,u's why he's always mak1ng those b1g plays ' Morn s later scored one of 1wo Important msurance runs tor Easte1 n after a ground ball ott the bat of Amsbary turned mto a two run , three base error The Lancer th1rd baseman fielded the ball cleanly, but ihe throw was w1de of lirst bas~. allowmg a hustling Morns and Cory Shafer to SCOJ e No E.tgle had more than one hu o1p1ece N1ck Sprmge r had two hus tor the Lancers while A J Smtth, Ryan position Likewise, Joanne P1ckens made a couple b1g c.uches tor Southern, and Brooke K1ser fielded her pOSitiOn ,11 th e mound wnh tour key pu1 out s Miller took ol l-0 le,td Ill th e top ot ihe lourth and m1ssed a go lden opponumt y to break the g.1me open Post hit .1 one-out , bases-lo.tded mf1 eld smg le snagged by Roush who fired home JUSt short of the !01 ce out The Tornadoes then wmked then wa) out of a Jam ,Js KJSer SoulbM&t StgHoo Wednesday, May 11 Satun:lay May runners m sconng Wodnoaday, May 11 EILat Section Arhens at Warren Me1gs at Manelta thai Soli ed Ihe Ton~o~does m .11 le.JSt two Jnn1ngs Ne1ther leo~m could t.tke ad1 o~n ta ge of opportumty Southern letl 12 runne" s1randed and M1ller lelt ten runners s1randed Each lnne the dele nse seemed to work 1ts way out ot a Jollll 1 w1cc Miller s Bourne robbed Bonme A llen and N1ck1 Tucker of exira ba'e hils wnh huge c.1tches anu Torno~do Regroup New BostorvWt11teoak Winner at \Ialiey Monday, May9 H llsboro/McCiam w1nner at Washington from Page B1 Western 111 Eastern P1ke Pa1nt Valley at Adena ()btla!on Ill Northeaat Section Qivlslon II Weal SeCtion Wednesday, May 4 Hillsboro at McCia1n Monday May 9 Lead Q!ylslon IV Northwest SecUon Wedne""!Y, May 11 M am1 Trace at UnK.tlo Saturday May 14 MT/Untoto w1nner at Hlllsboro!McCia1nM'ash CH w nner (Win ner advances to diStriCt touf'nament at Un oto) Softball Wedne$day, May 11 Southeastern at South Gall a CH from Page . Bl All games begin at 6 p m McC lune and Aaron Rupe also h1t safel y Federal Hockmg scored u s only run m the second Back to-back smgles trom Spnnger and Rupe set up an RBI sacnfi ce by Tyler Chadwell E:astern ts at county nval Southern Fnday Federal Hock mg welcomes the Tornadoes today Eastern 4, Federal Hocking 1 Fed HocK 0100000-153 Eastern 001 300X - 45 1 Brandon Barnhart and A J Smith Ryan Sm1th and Terry »u rst WP - Ryan Sm1th LP -Brandon Barnhart mance Butch Marnhout had set the stage w1th SIX good mmn gs of work, before h1t tmg the rocky road mlhe seventh Together they struck OUt four and ISSUed lour iiCC passes Jordan Doup suffered 1he loss w1th ten stnkeouts and four walks, whtle giVIng up seven Southern hils An error on Curt Lunmg's batted ball and a C url Mauro smgle gave Miller a 2-0 lead m the hrst mmng Southern went up 4 2 m the second mmng after Chapman s mgled and Jak e Hunter walked, then both rode home on a N1ck Buck tnple We s R1ftle had an RBI smgle, ,md Marnhout an RBI smgle Southern p1cked up three more run s m the lourth mnmg on Rittle's second smgle, a Derek Teaford walk a Brad Crouch RBI smgle. and two run smgle by Patnck Johnson, 7-2 Marnhout and the Tornadoes breezed through 2005 Tuesday, May 3, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com s1ruck oul 1he next bo~lter unci then sndgged a line Un\e to end the Jnmn!l. 1-0 Miller Somhern t1ed 1he ' score 1n Ihe bnnom ol Ihe lnu Jih "hen \\ 1th nne out Ptd.. ~..:n" redLheU on .111 ~.:I ror A . . hle\ m:rtbune - Sentinel - ·l\.egtster CLASSIFIED We Cove Rou~h Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Canl walked Bclh,m) R11tk h.td .1 bunl ,m~k 10 lo.td the ba'e' .md LmZI.1 Eduv hil .111 RBI sacnl~ee lly I I Bu11he nex1 b Jll er slruck out wtlh Ihe b.tses l oo~Jed Besides 1wo P1 ckens hils RJ!tlc sln~led Lmdse} Buu.ml ,_,iiglcd Beth.tn} Riltle ,mgled and NtckJ Tuc ke1 smgled Soulhern put 1110 1Unne1' on tn 1he slxih ,md two 111 the se1cn1h. but lelt 1hem slr,mded Fmall y 111 the e1ghth ihe L1dv Does came 1hrough Kiser p1 cked up 1he Will wnh mne stJJkeouts .md JUSI 1hree wo~lks "hile Al tter suf tered ihc loss" 1th ttve stnk e out' and e1g:ht 11,Jiks Sou1 he1 n goes to Federal Hockmg on ruesd.1y • c ~u,. Co u~ ty In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE 'a1rtbune · 675-5234 Southern 8, Miller 7 /}ea.r//1;,~ Otfftee liP~&' M ler 000 10 0 00 15 1 South ern 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 2 6 5 Brooke K1ser and Bonn,1e Allen Al11er and Em1ly Bray WP- K1ser LP - AU1er M1ller 200000 5 - 792 Southern 0 4 0300 1 - 871 Mernhout Crouch and Crouch Marnhout Jordan Doup and Tyler Stiles WP - Brad Crouch LP - Jordan Doup Monday thru Friday s:oo a.m. to s:oo· p.m. \\\(1( '\t I \I I \ I '\ r I n ~:=~"'------~ ~ GIVJ.A\IM r Y~IIDSAt.E· 622 Jay Dr Gathpol1s 516/05 5107/0S 9am 6pm G1veaway 6 month old male Books antique$ furniture Blue Healer Border Collie clothes m1sc 1tems Ram or sh1ne pup ~304)675 5730 Giveaway to a good home M1xed out side 2 yrs old female dog Call (740)388 9238 Furn1ture c:lothes booio:s tools old record albums old ma gazmes m1lk cans keroselie heaters lots of Old fafm house to be torn stull M ay 5 6 7 Bam 5pm down & hauled away 1/2 o d 325 to 141 to 233 2mles log cab1n1 1/2 newer bUi lt All left on Kenn1son Ad must go (740)388 0038 May 4 56 Knick knacks l.o;;r ANU clothe s 29 gal aquanu m FOUND stand and hght 46 Burnett r Ad Found Black/white tamale Border Coll ie at SR850 & 35 May 4th 71~ 3490 AddiSOn on 4124/05 Call (740)245 P1ke 9am 4pm brand name 9557 (mlant/toddler clothing women s s1ze B 2X new Found large female while Polo) weddmg dress mixed breed Very fnendly llousehold 1tem s fabnc brown collar Cla rk Chapell 50e/yard cratts p laypm Bidwell area (740)388 walker toys pop & beer B279 purses much more Found Med s1ze Bl acio: male ---------~----­ dog on Fn on At 62 N New Rodney Village 11 Merry Ad Haven (304)882 265 1 Wed 4th Thu rs 5th 9 00 5 00 Frl 6th 9 ? MISC YARD SALE Items r YARnS\I .EGALLJI'OLL~ 1 2 m1les out Route 218 May 4th thru 7th VILLAGE OF POMEROY MEIGS COUNTY OHIO LEGAL NOTICE- INVITATION TO BID Sealed Blda will be received for furnishIng all labor matenals and equ1pment necessary to com plete a proJect known as Pomeroy Riverfront Wall Restoration at the VIllage of Pomeroy VIllage Clerks Office 320 East Ma1n Street P0 Bo• 666 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 unlit 2 00 p ni local lime on Friday May 13, 2005 and at sa1d 11me pubhcly opened and read aloud B1ds may be ma1led or delivered 1n advance to the VIllage of Pomeroy at lhe above address (4126 (513, 10 Help Wanted Public NQtlce Shenff Sales Case No 04CV125 Chase Manhattan Mortgage Plaintiff Vs Donald Bennett, et at Oefendanls Court of Common Pleas, Metgs County OhiO In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from satd court 1n the above entitled acl1on, I will expose lo sale at pubhc auct1on on the front steps of the Metgs County Courthouse on Fr1day, 10 am, of satd day the following descnbed real estate S1tualed in lhe Slate of OH, County of Metgs and 1n the Township of Olive S1tuated In Sect1on Help Wanted 30, Town 4, Range 11 pm South the centerline of said and 296 36 feet from a Township Road 313 stone found at lhe Northwest corner of the Grantor s Parcel as described In the at bounded and deacrlbed as follows Beginning about 90 roda North of the Southwest corner of aald Section 30 at the being 160 rods to the center Me1gs County Deed Records Thence South 363 64 feet along a fence line on the West line of running North and South thence North 40 rods, thence West sa1d Section 30 to an Iron ptn found at the Grantors Southwest corner , Thence east Northwest corner of land owned by Henry Gnfftn thence East line of sa1d Section t 60 rods to the West line of said Sect1on, thence South 40 rods 400 00 feet along a to the place ot begm· mng conlatnmg 40 acres more or less Grantor to an Iron pm set passing the centerline of Township Road 313, Rtce Run Road , at 69 feet and passtng an Iron p1n found at the Northeast corner of Wtllford s parcel as described In lhe Metgs County Deed Recorda Thence North 23° 54 EXCEPTING Situated the State of OH, County of Me1gs and 1n the Township ot tn Olive, being In Seclton 30 Town 4 North, Range 11 West of the Ohio Company's Purchase and bemg desfnbed as follows Begmmng at an Iron pm set 2 8 teet West of a fence along the West line of Section ,30, sa>d ~ron Help Wanted fence line on the South line of the said 13'' Weal 397.76 feet to an tron pin 1e1, Thence West 238 83 feet to the point of begmmng, passing Help Wanted 157 feet for refer· 11 ence, contolnlng 2 67 acres, more or less The bearings In the above description are assumed and are for angle measurement only The above description Is based on an actual survey on 6·6·95 by Edward Young and was checked and approved on 7·6·95 by Robert R. Eason, Ohio P s No 7033 Parcel No 09-00129 Current Owner Donald Bennett et al Prop•rty address 51253 Road, Rice Run Reedsville, OhiO 45772 Prior encea deed reler· Volume 67, 881; Volume 67, l'llge 883 Pa~e Apprailed at $65,500 00 terms of sale Cannot be sold for le.. than 213 of the appralaed value 10% down on day of aale, cash or certified check, balance due on conflrmat1on of sale RoiN>rl E Beegle Melga County Shenff . Pleasant Valley Hospital Physical Therapists Phystcal Therapy serv1ces needed for a fa st glowmg communtly hospital tmmedtale opemngs 1tnys,ca l Therap tst postt1ons opened : Inpatient and Ou1pat1en1 Therapy Ful l t1me Curren! sla te PT licensure , graduale of an approved school of PT or graduate of a cc red1ted college or 1-t.l~l .. Lerner, Sampson & Rothfuss Pleasant Valley Hospital Respiratory Therapist Pleasant Valley Hosp1tal tS currently accepti llg resumes for a Respiratory The rapist Must be a graduate ol an approved Respiratory 'Therap1sl program. umverstty wtth a certtftcate tn PT West Current West V~rgtnla hcense requ1red V1rgtnta ltcense eilgtble (will ass>st >n obta>mngl S1gn on bonus and compellllve salary New grads are welcome' For more tnformat1on Pleasant Valley Hospital . c/o Debra Lon9 2520 Valley Dnve Po >nt Pleasant WV 25550 (304) 675-4340 EKt 2418 www pvalley org AAIEOE . Excellenl salary holidays health 1nsurance s~ngle/lam1ly plan denial plan , l1fe tnsurance, vacatto n long- term dJsabtltty and relirement Send resumes to ' Pleasant Valley Hospttal c/o Human Resources 2520 Valley Dnve Pomt Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675·4340 www pvalley org AA/EOE ' PO Box 5480 Cincinnati, Oh1o 45201·5480 513-241·3100 Attprney for the Plaintiff (5) 3, 10, 17 Help Wanted ... ._.l .. l l c i'""oooc•t.l~~,... Ia• J"''ooi~,.....,~l>•lll.,~• --­ t. 1..c» l<•.. c•vv. I »cll"~•~cc:l 1-t.ltzi'Wit. t.c• ~........- I )loc•c•a~. Public Notice Sheriff a Sole of Real Estate Slate of Ohio, Meigs County AD AEGIS MORT· GAGE CORP PLAINTIFF vs IRENE WELLS ET AL DEFENDANT Case Number 04cv074 Courl of Cammon Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from 1ald court In the above Appraised at $6,000 Terms of Cannot be sold for leu than 2/3rda of the appraised value. 10% down on day of oale, cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sate Robert E Boegte, Meigs County Sheriff Attorney for the plain· tiff Lerner, Sampson & Rothfusa J PO Box 5480 Cincinnati, Ohio 45201-5408 513-241-3100 (5) 3, 10, 17 For~ I ANew Home? TrY the Classifieds!! entitled action, I will expo1e to sale at public auction on the front 1tepa of the Mo1ga County Court House on Friday, June 3rd 2005 at 10 00 am of aald day, the following described real estate Situated In the VIllage of Pomeroy. County of Meigs and State of Ohio Being Lot 381 altuoled on Mulberry Avenue in the county of Meigs, Clty of Pomeroy and State of Ohio and known as a part of the Ackloyeatato J8 Current Owner Irene Wells et II Property at 165 Mulberry Avenue Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 Prior Deed Reference• Volume 104, Page 794 Help W~nted aren't only for buylnc or sellinc items. you can use this widely read section to wish someone a Happy Birthday. provide a Thank You. and place an ad "In Memory" of a loved one. For more Information, contad }lour local Ohio Valley Publishinc office. AUTOMOTIVE SALES PROFESSIONAL NEEDED MAKf SOMfONf'S ®alltpolts IDmlp DAY! ~rtbune (740) 446-2342 • Sales e)(per1ence preferred bul not requ1red ~ Contmuous tra1n10g program offered The Daily Sentinel • Umque Bonus Level Program • Our soles profen1onols ore h 1gl'lly pa1d ' Sale (740) 992-2155 Please stop in for an interview. J)o1nt :tl)leas'nnt ~oRRis NoRr~up (304) 4if>1m41 ..~.~u,o,.., l~eg1ster 675 ~ 1333 252 Upper Rl•11 Rd • GolhpoiiS OH 45631 • \ '' Dally In - Column 1 00 p m Monday•Frlday for Insertion In Next Day s Paper Sunday In- Column• 1 00 p rn Friday For Sundays Paper All Display 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display 1 00 p m Thursday for Sundays Paper • All ads must be prepa1d' Page Street pass Overbrook on left S zes 3 mon th s to 4X men and womens 1000? Garage Sa le l ots of mce 1tems May 6th and May 7th 4 OOPM 138 1 Sat May 7 Sam noon @ 9 OOAM Syracuse 1136A St At 850 Oak trunk Dusky Al ley Sony camcorder leapfrog Oh1o Need d1rect ons call 740·992 pool b1g wheels sandbox 740~992 7769/ toys cloth1ng & tootwear 1820 boy s1zes 3 24 mo mov1es State Route 143 4th 7th mUSIC home miSC Men and Womens Jeans Fenton Kmck Knacks l ots of Stuff 4x4 s For Sale . 725 Announcement............ 030 Antiques 530 Apartments for Rent 440 Auction and Flea Market 080 Auto Parts & Accessories ............... ........... 760 Auto Repair .770 Autos lor Sale ...710 Boals & Motors for Sate 750 Building Supplies .550 Business and Buildings . 340 Business Opportunity. 210 Business Training . .. 140 Campers & Motor Homes .. 790 Camping Equipment . . 780 Cards of Thanks 010 Child/Elderly Care 190 EiectricaURefrlgeratlon 840 Equipment for Rent 480 Excavating .. .. . 830 Farm Eqwpment 610 Farms for Rent 430 Farms for Sale .. . 330 For Lease . 490 For Sale 585 For Sale or Trade 590 Fruits & Vegetables 580 Furnished Rooms 450 General Hauling. .. 850 Giveaway 040 Happy Ads 050 Hay & Grain 640 Help Wanted .110 Home Improvements 810 Homes for Sale. 3t0 Household Goods.. 510 Houses for Rent. 410 In Memoriam 020 Insurance .. .. 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment .., .. 660 Livestock ....630 Lost and Found .. ... 060 Lots & Acreage.. .. .. 350 Miscellaneous . .. .170 Miscellaneous Merchandise. .540 Mobile Home Repair ... .880 Mobile Homes for Rent . 420 Mobile Homes for Sale .320 Money to Loan .220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers .. 740 Musical Instruments .. 570 Personals . 005 Pets for Sale 560 Plumbing & Heating 820 Professional Services 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair 160 Real Estate Wanted 380 Schools lnatrucilon . 150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer •. .650 Situations Wanted . .. 120 Space for Rant . . .. ....... 460 Sporting Goode .. .. 520 SUV's lor Sele .. 720 Trucks for Seta . 715 Upholstery 870 Vano For Sele 730 Wanlld to Buy . .. .. ... · 090 Wanted to Buy· Farm Supplies ... . 620 Wanted To Do. . . . . -• . 180 wantld to Rent . ..,470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis ... . .. · .. · 072 Yard Seie-Pomeroy/Middlo. .. . .. .... .. 074 Yord Sele-PI Pteaoant . . - . ....... 076 We lder $50 00 Air Cond $50 00 Boyd Bear throw and more 37967 Rockspnngs Road May 5 YARD SA! 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I'U:ASANI' Bartender! wa itress wantec;l for mghtclub Call (740) 446 4609 or (740)645 0426 Better Payt Better Benelttsl Better Hurry' We have both day and mght shift post ons available We also offer •Up to $8/hour • Pa1d Vacat 1ons • Paid Holidays •H igher salary w th expenence Call today to set up an lnterv ewl 1-877-463-6247 ext 2454 2 Yard sales May 4 &5 Flat rock area kidS clothes Cook needed appy 1n per s1ze 3 4 lots of m1sc 5 lam son Hotiday Inn of Gall1pol1s No phon e calls 1hes 8 3pm Doctors Off1ce Pont Pl easant area recrUIImg to house May 6 doll co lleciLon hll need for olf1ce manage over 350 dolls &n1c oaks men! cod1ngr'bilhng booio: clothes 9? keepmg Relevant expen Gare.ge Sa le May 5&6 ence reqUITed Please send 2514 Mt Vernon Ave 8 30 resume/quallllcaiiOns reter ences F!T or PfT prefer Spm lots ot stuff ence and des1red salary range to PO Box 27S Poml AuLnnNAND Pleasant WV 25550 FtEA MARK~·r 3 tam1ly at Krodel club AUCTION Modular House and Too s & Equ1pment Buckeye H1lls Career Center R10 Grande Oh1o T&E at 11 OOam House a l 12 00 Noon on May 7 2005 f )245 5334 Garden help wanted Genera l garden ma1nle nance weed 1ng etc Terms flex1ble Call (740}208 7977 Help wanted Darst Adult G roup Home (740)992 5023 WANnD TO BUY Absolute Top Dollar US Silver and Gold Co1ns Prootsets Gold A1ngs U S Currency M T S Co1n Shop I 51 Second Avenue G II I 740.446 2842 .. I \ 11'1I!' \ II\ I '\IIH II I\ 110 . 1 Hf.uo \'\'ANI'EIJ (Wanted) Licensed PhysiCal Therapy Ass 1stant tor home health serv~es Please send resume to McGraw Physrcal Therapy Inc PO Box 983 Jackson OH 45640 or call (740)286 6631 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood 1tems Matenals provided To 5480/wk Free 1nformat1on pkg 24 hr 801 428--4649 SALES WANTED 2 sharp energetiC people currently making $300 to $500 1n a Dead End Job w1th no Opportumty lor Advancement thai would Welcome e.n Opportumty to DOUBLE Of TRIPLE your 1l'lCOme & are wllhng to work hard to do so don t delay call (740 )446-0823 Monday Friday from 1Dam 2pm ask for Mr Maxwell Help wanted Cook dnvers & wa1tresses Apply at 1044 Jackson P1ke P1zza Plus K&L Catenng now h1rlng for summer servers! Please stop 1364 Herman Ad or call Monday or Tuesday 9am 11am (740)446 9319 McClure s Restaurant now hmng all locat1ons full or part 11me p1ck up apphca \100 al lOCatiOn & bnng bac;k between 10 OOarn & 1 1 OOam Monday thru Saturday Need an oral surgery ass1s tant for every Saturday 1n Oh10 M!ddiEiport E~~:penence 1n dental f1eld w1ll help please lax resume to 614 690-7507 News Reporter Gallipolis Dally Tnbune has an 1mmed1ate open mg ror a lull tune News A&porter Ple ase send resume writing and tO\'er letter to J1m Free land\ 825 Thtrd Ave., iii'i'i'"isiioi0iiihiii10io4ii5iiiii1 63 i io. lliiGiiiaiilllli~po Now Accepting Apphcat1on lor Motor Routes call G1lllpoll1 Dilly Tribune (7401446·2344 Point Ptounl Mglatar 13041675 1333 Dolly Sontlnol (7<01992 2>55 Now you can have borders and graphics lL..> added to your classified ads £•~ .1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large POLICIES Ohio Valley Publishing reserves the right to edit retect or cancel any sd et11ny time Errore m~al be repot1ed on the f1rst day of publu::allon and Tnbun a-Sentinel Reg1ater will be responSible tor no more than the coat ot the apace occupied by the error and only the first Insertion We shall not be liable any loa a or expense that results from the publice,tl on or Dm111110n of an advent aement Correction Will be made In the flrll avallebla edition • BoM "~:.::;,,~~:~ are always confidenttal • Currenl rata card applies • All real eablte advart•aamanta ara aub1ect to th e Feder•! Fair Houa•ng Act of 1968 • Th11 r accepts only help wanted adt meeting EOE st•ndards We wilt not knowmgly accept any advart111ng m 011olatJon of the law Hll PWANliD Yard sale May 2 3 4 9am Ace lndustnal & 5gm Sever~:~l lamLIIes every Safety Supply thing must go Myrtle Ave We are one of the largest (Upper At 7 past bowling tool & safety suppliers tor alley) the government Full t1mel Part tlmi pos1t1ons ava11 4 YAROSAtF.able Sa les exper ence pre I'oMEROYIMtOOLE ferred but not necessary If you have the g1h of gab you 6 Fam1ly Thurs Fr Sat ra1n a,re who we are look1ng for or sfnne Lots ot glr s and Flmdble hou rs latd back guy s AE and Aero boys atmosphere dally bonuses toddlers mens women s monthly tnp g1veaways to sm to plus Truck lopper Flor1da guaranteed Auto wheelchair ndLng mower lor sa es people are you t1red p'art s Karoke mach1ne lots of not mak1ng any money? ol m sc Beh1nd Masomc Come S€8 usl Weekly draw l odge m Rac1ne plus h gh commiSSIOns Con tact Tommy M1istead 8th Annual 10 rrule Yellow (740)441 9554 Flag Yard Sale Middleport An Excellent way to earn Pomeroy Syracuse Fr Sat May 6& 7 Only $5 to money The New Avon s1gn upt We advert1se for Call Maril yn 304 882 2645 youl Call 992 4055 or 992 AVONI All Areasl To Buy or 3 148 Sell Shirley Spears 304 Garage Sa le 3 4 7 341 675 1429 CLASSIFIED INDEX .. a .- Display Ads Y\RIJ SALE· GALt 11'01 l' GAWPOLIS GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Word Ads • Start Your Ads With A Kll!yword • Inr::lude Complete Description • Include A P:rice • A'oloid Abbre\llatlons • Include Phone Number And Addre~~ When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Davs ~ ~c• l\.egtster Sentinel (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-133'3 Southern 2, Miller 1 the m1ddle mnmgs But m1he seventh, the MorlOil Salt slo gu n 'When II rams, II pour• came uno plo~y Southern was pelted with li ve Mille1 hils ,1 c;alk two hll b,Jtters ,md f1ve M11ler ru ns 10 t1 e th e g,une Much oJ th e Miller 1ally came Wllh two OLlis mclud mg a two- RBI doubl e by Lu!11ng FJnally, Cro uc h co~me on to put out the tl.tmes and record v,hat later unt old ed as th e w1n , ihe score 7-7 That 'et ihe stage fo1 the P1erc€ hermes Southe1 n hitt ers were Wes RJ!tle 2 lor 3 wnh tw o Singles and two walj<s N1ck Buck a tnple, R) <ill Ch.1pm,m .1 smgle. Johnson a two-RBI Si ngle, Ciouch and M.1rnhou1 smglcs Mtller h1tte1 s were C urt Mauro w1th three s1ngles, Tyler Sules two smg les, Lunmg a double, and smg le s b) Jord,m Gottke Shane Lunmg . and Zach Osborne Sou1hern goes to Federal Hock mg Tuesday OH 11' 50 OverbJOOk Center 1s curren t Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) ly accept nQ app ltcatlorrs !Dr lull t1me and part 11me RN s Call Today I 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 ar~d LP N s All shtfts Please come and f11l out an www gal1po~sca ea collaga ~om 3pplica11on at 333 Page Accrod liM! Membc Acc redlllng OH CoonC1! for ndeoenoenl Colleges Street Middleport and Schools 12746 EOE 110 -p-,-.-m-e-d>cs---&----E-M_T_s 1 needed Apply at 1354 JaCkson P1ke Gall poll s II\\'\( I \I ScHOOI.5 iNsrRUCJlON I\-1Jsc£ILANEOUS I DIRECTV FREE Home en!ertainmeo t System FREE Equ1pmen t and Install up !o four rooms 145 chan nels S29 00 a month Ask how to get FREE HBO ~fl T1me LPN Monday MAX and STARS 1 800 Fnday no weekends no 523 7556 lor deta1 s Holidays no sh fl wor ~ Apply 1n person Medical MOVING SALE Two 8X 10 Plaza 936 State Route 160 Bulld1ngs computer desk Ga hpohs horse tack horses trans AM/Formula car and body Part t1me MLT stra1gh t days parts Engmes ho1st ahgn no weekends no holidays men! mach1ne AND tams App ly m person at T he too numerous to ment1 on Medical Plaza 936 St At 740 992 2800 or call 740 160 Ga hpohs OH 416 1960 Spnng s here Let Love fill the a1r Earn free products Book your party nowll (7401388 8873 All Types Masonry Br1ck Stylist wanted Smart Style Block Stone Free Est mate Sa lon Full 11me or pari t1me {304)773 9550 304 593 hOurly rate vs comm ss1on 6421 Pad vacaiiOn Insurance ava1 lable P ease call I 888 Assisted I v og care n my 888 7778 ext 1294 ask for home Pnvate room and Darlene bath 3 hot meals Ca ll (7401388 011B The Me1gs Local School D1st rlct s currently seek1ng Bonn e s Pr vale Chi ldcare apphcat ons from certified Ages 6 months & Up app l cants for Asslslant Af1erschools Welcomel For Va rs \y Football Coach (3 More InformatiOn Call 740 pOSitiOnS) Reserve Footba ll 985 4326 Coach (2 pos liOns) Freshman Football Coach (2 DHK CLEAN ING & POW EAWASHING Let Us Help pOSitiOn) 7th & 8th Grade Youl Inside/Outside Footbal Coach (2 pas111ons) Aes 1d en I 1ai/ B u s 1n e s s Boys Ass1.51ant Varsity Clean er upll l Whatever the Basketba ll Coach Boys jOb we lllry to Get ar donelll Freshman Basketball Coach Boys Middle School Phone Karen or Dave Basketball Coach (2 pos1 (7401985 3633 or 740 4168 2 3 11ons) Wrestling Coach 1 ASSISI801 Wresll ng Coach dhkcleamng@yahoo com M1ddle School Wrest11ng Gen tl es Contruct on Home Coach G1rls AssiStant Improvement 30 years Va rst ly Basketball Coach e~tpenence Customer sat1 G1rls tact on guareneed Anyt1ng Reserve Basketball Coach w1th home Improvement G1rls Ass stant Middle Compare our priCes Sc hoo l Volleyba I Coach es11mate (740)256 6878 or G1rls M1ddle Sc hool (7401441 0342 Basketb.._ll Coach (2 pos1 lions) M1ddle School Georges Portable Sawm111 Cheer leader Adv sor H1gh don t haut )lou r logs to the School Yearbook Adv1sor m111 tust call 304 575 1.g57 Appl cants mus1 hold a val1d Oh10 teachmg cer t1f1 cate Home Repa1rs and Lawn and for coac h1ng pas t1ons Care call 740 992 3224 must meet cert hcatiOn leave message requ rements of Ohio lor pupil act1v ty superviSOr and lntenor/ exlenor pa1nt1ng CPR Dead 1ne tor apphca Expenenced references I ODS IS May 16 2005 reasonable rates Fo r tree Persons Interes ted should est1mates call (740)645 contact Wil liam Buckley 2638 or (740)645 6332 Supermtendent Me1gs Local School G>1stnct P 0 Lawn Care B g and Sma I Box 272 Pomeroy OhiO yards W1ll do mow1ng and 45769 tr~mmtng Dependable exper anced Call 740 992 Typ ng Instructor needed 6634 or 740 532 1253 any begmn1ng July 5 tor 11me no answer leave mes Gall1pol1s Career College sage Please send a resume to Director 1176 Jackson P1ke care All types Su1te 312 Galhpohs OH lawn Dependable exper enced 45631 No job to small Call VACANCIES ENGLISH (740)379 9297 Kara iNSTRUCTOR Valid Oh10 -----,-----,----,----, Cert1f1cate/lK:ense or I can~ Lawn Care Big & small able Integrated Language yards Will !rave to Me1gs & Arts preferred (previously Po1nt P leasant W1tl do mow Comprehens i ve mg and tnmm1ng CaH any CommumcatiOn) M ultiple 11me no answer leave mes cert1 1Cat10ns desuable sage (740)441 ~9128 pRECISION and CNC ow· o s ure MACHINING INSJBUC IQB. Cert1f1able as a Ca~t·Ciean1ng PreciSIOn Machm1ng or Tool Brand New Method and 01e Making Instructor Dry l,n 1 Haur CONTACT Galha-Jackson No Steam-or-Shampoo VIOton JVSO (740)245 Free Estimates 5334 e~tt 201 DEADLINE u•cJearl" Clean"*" ' 5112105 EEO 3lW 75-0022 Wanted LPN or Med1c::al Sand Stone Top Soli Oft~c::e Ass1staot Jar physl Skldsteer loader work Call Clan otfK:e Full or part lime 17401245 5815 or (740)441 Must have current hcense or 1509 ~ cert1rltete reliable trans portat1on and mediCal otfK:e expenence computer sk11is Spencer's Lawn Mowtng a must No weekends Of hoi ~e Cant Be Beat" Free Mowing days Ma1l resume kl CLA Estimates & Clean up Box 566 c/o Gallipolis Tr1mrrung Tribune P 0 Box 469 (304)E75 5-461 01 (30416755-405 Galhpolls OH 45631 10 HO\IfS FQR S\t.E 8 US!Nt::IS 0l'I'IJI<TUNITY r LO't>& ACREAGE 1/2 Ac lot Tycoon Lake on Co Water (not lake front) S7 500 00 17 40(247 1 ' 00 "' {304)532 1 6271 cell V Ea[JIR Ad •NOTICE• HIO VAllEY PUBLISH I NG CO recommends lha ou do bus1ness w1th peo le you know and NOT 1 end money throug h ttl a11 unt1i you nave mves11 ated the otlenn MONFV Part l 1me cook & waitress wanted at Pt Pleasant Moose lodge P1ck up app ll cat1on at the Lodge 1'0 loAN Borrow Smart Contac he OhiO DIVISIOn 0 F nanc1al IDSti!UtiOD 111ce ot Consume lla1rs BEFORE you ref1 ance your home o blam a loan BEWAA 1 requests tor any larg dvance payments o ees or nsurance Cal he OffiCe ot Consume tta rs to!\ tree at 1 866 78 0003 to learn 11 th ortgage broker o ender IS prope r! censed (Th sIS a publl erv ce announcemen rom the Oh1o Valle Publ1sh1n Com an All real estate advertt!llmg m thla newspaper 1s subject to the Fedaral Fa•r Houelng Act of 1968 which makes 11 Illegal to adverttse Many preference limitation or discrimination bast<~ on race color rellg1on seJ: tam 11ial status or national ongln or any mtent1on to maka any such prelerenca ll mllallon or dlscrlmlnallon ThiS newspaper w11i not knowingly accept advertleements tor real ealate which 111m violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed thet all dwelllngs advertised In thi s newspaper are avalijlble on an equal opportunity bases 12 40 acres ut1ht1es ava1l able 960 Road lrontage Road to s1te Close to Syraci.Jse 740 992 2800 or740416 1960 25ac m I paved rd Rural waterlelectnc 6 miles from town Beaut ful bldg s1ght Some dear some woods Good huntmg (740 )446 2917 R E Knotts Sr For Sa e or Trade 5 50 MIL acres on Bear Wallow R dge Property IS located on highest h1ll1n Mason County $9200 00 Neg Call Jtm @ (304)675 4862 alter 6pm i - --No Fee Unless We W1nl 310 HOMES tOR SALE $59 000 New Haven 2 800 sq ft log cab n as Is w/3 5 acres 2754 Call M1ke !513)3 14 2 story 7 room house 4 bedroom 2 bath 2 porches (1 closed m) deck 2/3 acre flat lot Heat pump A1ver Valley Scllool Dlstnct Bu!avllle P ke $69 500 WANI'EIJ Want to t>uy a 3 bedroom 2 bath home Garage base ment 3 10 acres s des r able All cash Me1gs New 3 BR 2 Bath Sectional Home On ly 249/mo Ga !m or Athens co,.,nty Includes A/C delivery & 740 992 6300 IH \I \Is setup 740 385 7671 New 3 BR Home Only 189/mo Includes ale dehv ery and se t up 740 385 4367 Ho~ F'OR Roo ----New Remolded 3 Bedroom TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? REAL K~IM'E bedroom house 11 2 Bath 2 Car/Garage on 1 Garfmld Ave $350 month area Sunset Ln off Sandh II Call (740)44t 0194 or Rd Call (304)675 4352 lor (740)44 1 1184 Appa1ntment 2 bedroom house base No Down Payment ment garage 1 m1le from 4 bedroom 2 Bath 3 car town $650 mon th Call garage coun tr y settmg (740)441 0194 or (740)441 B1dwell area (7401388 1 i84 8560 2 bedroom 1 bath no pets No Down Paymem Possible $400/month $2001deposl t 1900 square It house 3 1601 Graham School Rd bedroom 2 bath full base C 1(7401446 00 0 a ' menl new heal pump sets on 3 acres SA 7 Eastern 2 Houses ( 1) 3 bedroom Schoo l D1str1ct (740)985 ( 1) 4 bedroom $900 & 4321 $1 000 plus depos1t Call - ' - ' - - - - - - - - - - - , - _17_4...;01_2_56_81_5_2_______ Ready ·o move tn 3 BR Homo::, o country sernng on 1y 3 bedroom remodeled 198/mo with 10% down house In Middleport 371 Broadway St $425 plus 740 385 4367 deposit no ms1de pets Seven year old ranch (7401992 3194 Seneca Dr ve 3 bedroom 2 bath double garage 740 3 Bedroom 2 tul Baths 992 0210 ask1ng $129 000 Baseme nt Fam1 y Room 2 Car Garage Leon. area 10 Moou E HoMES m11es lrom Butlalo (304)458 F'OH SAl .. 1997 ~o~~~m~ 2 ~~:lhSt sg~~ &O 1973 Grandv ew Mob 1le Home 2 BR/ 1Bath 2 000 1740 4 46 394 5 3 Br 1 Bath remode led Must be moved all lot For c_ ::_:1__ :__ _ --c____-c 1ns1de and out 1n Rac1ne further tnlo call (304)675 Beech Street M1dd eport 2 bedroom unlurn shed acrosS lrom Park $57 000 3423 house no pels deposit & 740 949 t 372 1991 14x65 Sunshme 2 refer ences (740)992 0165 3 Bedroom 1 Bath oedroom 2 bath ce ntral a1r Remolded Full Basement covered porch good cond1 Brand new 2 bedroom Appliances ncluded !ton $1 I 000 (740)379 house In town $600 month Call (740)441 0 194 or O~tbu ldmg & 24FT Pool 2484 (740)441 1184 168 Park Drwe (304)675 1993 Mans1on mobile home 7460 14x60 2 bedroom 1 bath For rent Furn1shed I bed 7 Homes under $14000 tota l electric good cond1t10n room house $325 Located central a1r stove retr1gmator on Raccoon Ad \7 40)446 W1il deliver 74Q..385 4367 must be moved $8 000 1759 B idwell Porter area 3 bed (740)949 9016 room 2 bath 5 acres cus tom oakcabrnets and wood 1993 Sunshme double w1de work Call 28)(56 3 bedroom 2 baths 138 500 (740)367 7181 Must be moved 2 porches $25 000 Call (74013B8 s r--------"1 www.orvb.com Home Ltstlngs L1st your home by calling (740)446 3620 V1ew photos/info online 8978 Smell 2 bedroom house $475 month 1 m1 a from town Call (740)441 0194 or (740144 1·1184 I"'" 1\1080.£ HOME" FOR REI'oT -~--- 1995 1sa:BO Clayton v 1nyl s1d 1ng sh 1ngle root porch 2 car garage on 1 625 acres +I Add son p 1ke Phone (740)367 7856 or (740)645 2423 12~~:60 2BR Mobile Home Located on Sand h II Road Pomt Pleasant WV $375/month Call (304)675 3423 1997 14x65 Premer 2 bed 14x70 2 bedroom all alec room 1 bath all Electnc tr c CNHeat Excellent con EAc Cond Lots of ext(as dillOn No pets 2 m11es !rom (304)675 7588 or (304)553 town Deposii!Reference 3715 requ1red $450/montl'l Call after 5pm (740}446-6565 s•vE SAVE SAVE Stock models at old prK:es bedroom remodeled 2 story Ranch 3 bed oom 1 314 bath UR 2005 models arnwlg Now mob le home all eleCtriC no Coles Mob1le Homes mslde ~ts $375 month plus /R F/A 2 car garage 15266 US 50 East Athens depoSit (740)992 3194 need In back yard 1/ 2 ere Ck)setotown Oh1045701 {740)5921972 "Where You Get Your 2 bedroom trader $300 132 500 Code 4505 or month plus deposit In all 40 446 8325 Mon ey s Worth~ D1v son HUD Tra1ler tor sale 2 bedrooms PlantS accepted Call (7 40)446· New 3 BD 2 Bath Home rew red carpet 1oo by 100 9204 Only 198/mo Includes ale lot call 304 882 1133 d$hver'y and set up 740- $6 500 located 1n Hartford 2br Trader all E~nc on bedroom 3 bath 4 5 cres 2 5 car garage ackson OH S250 000 1rm Code 2255 or call 740)286 4750 =..o,;:;;;.-_____. 385-99<8 wv ST FT 87 (3041895 35E1 ·-• - �.• www.mydailysentinel.com Tuesday, May 3, 2005 ,ALLEY OOP .I LIIESTOUi www.mydailysentinel.com Th~ NEA BRIDGE 3 bedroom mobtle honie for f-lat Po tnt washer . $95 rent in Pomero-,• ·area No Kenm ore dryer $95 GE Pet;;. 992-5858 relngerator. S95 Fr1g1da re electriC ra nge 595 'like nev. Mobile Home Lot only Whtrlpool washer S150 like Addtson P1ke- 51 25 month - ·"'€\\' Rtnger wasner 5200 call (740)446-3644 for· more sma 1 chest freezer 5150 info o\enmore Slde-by-stde refr gN1ce 3 bedrooll' mobile li!lator S300 Tw n s1ze' oed home 1n Country Hornes m ~no mattress bo:< sprrngs) the Shade area Water S75 Love seat SiS chestsewer, trash. mcluded. S325 ol-drawers. S45 bookshelf · a month. No pets allowed 535 Skaggs Appliance (740}680HOI9 76 Vme St reet Very clean 3 BR , 2 6a Db1 (740)446-7398 w1de Rehg/stove.garb dtsp dryer. S.125 WID hQ9k-up. QAS heo!t cen- Kenmore SBO: tral a1r Attached 1 1 2 ~twlp QOI washer gar~ge No j:k;!ts Oepr R~J Natural gas ranga, S50 Call req water mel 1 mile from after 5prn 17401:145-5946. Arnencan Alptne Goat Ktds B~clo;s does. wethers (740)988-2073 1992 Silverado short bed. 2WD. V6 au to. air. loaded. $4.500. 1989 Srlverado extended As!( about our AQHA cab 2WO,"Ioaded, 55.000 Member Otscounts on new 1·998 Olds 88 loaded .• John Deere EqUipment S3 500 Phone (740)682Carmtchael · EqUipmenl 7512 even1ngs. (740}446 -2412. t993 F150 No dents. no Regtste;ed Angus bUlls lor rust. 95.000 m1les. S3.200. .sale {740}44 6·9856 Call (740)245-5815 or Yearling Angus Bulls. Mostly (740)418-9026. A 1 ~ceUent bloodlines. 1998 Chell. Sit11erado, Ext. pnced reasonably. Slate Run Cab 4x4, all power. Auto. Farm Jac~son . (740 )286 - 4.3L, V-6-Vortex. Alum . rims, 5395 topper,, Pewter/Charcoal. www slaterl.\nfarm.cOm mi Excellent 98 000 r H.\\' & GRAIN BISSEll Sales & Warranty Service Deal•or • • IO,IHlO & 12,000 Wottt jJ ri~!;IS & Strattun s t andb~ Ccncr;dor S_\·stcrns -' r_ Winters. Rio Grande , OH Twin Rivers Tower is accept- cau 740 _245 _5121 _ ing applica tion s for wailing "r;,;..:.:::~~~.:O..-Pl-~rs list for Hud-subs1zed. 1- br apartment. call 675 -66 79 FOR SALE 1_ 5HO -- ' lim's Small &tglne Repair Cpmplete small engine repair ,. UCK 32 119 ~!- Phone: 7.W-992-2432 [-mail .~ ~ The Parish Shop Formf'rl}' Ht 108 \\'. l\lain Pomero~· IS NOW OPEN AT Com munit~· CcnC ~r SVVs Mits' 94 Montero SUV. 103,000 miles, fully loaded, eMce llen t condition CD. Sunroof, (304)675-7965 Kenmore Dishwasher. FAI<.It F.Q!JII'IIENT Appliance Warehouse tn Henderson WV Preowned app11canes startmg at $75 & up a11 under warranty. we do serv1ce work on all Make and Models (304)6757999 Mollohan Carpet. 202 Clark Chapel Road. Porter Oh10 (740)446· 7444 1-877 -8309162 Free Esttmates Easy tmanctng 90 days same as cash . V1sa/ r..,aster Card Drive· a· little save e~lot. 362 M.F. tractor 55 H.P. 8430 Ca.se I.H. Rourld. Bailer 4'X4 ", 479 N.H Hayblne,' 55N H Rake' Hay Tedder 740-985-3843 Your used equ1pment source Carmrchael Equtpment (740)446-2412 or VIS!! www carec cpm. r ~~ --------,J OJIE;\l to 3pm PH: 1192--1183 IJam 12yr old Palomtno Mare Krd broke not reg Ver~ gentle Must see S900 ltrm Great 4H or-o1ect 1740)446-0367 4) 1991 Chevv s -10. 4.3. V6 . 4x4 , $4,200 080 Call (304)675·5612. :___:__ _ _ _ _ __:_ 1999 Bravada. tully loaded leather, dual-power seats. new tires, Alloy wheels. Blue Book price $8 750, sacrifice $6,995 (740)645-2729 or (740)379-2544 leave message, will return calL ' _ • \\'orko ut on } 'UUr h O UI'.'i 1.~/7 tm n .Serious lnquirit's Ullly 2000 Dodge Durango 4)(4 , AfT Sport 5.9L V8, 67K miles, loaded. leather, cowl rnduction hood. custom pam t. $~ 1,300 OBO. (740}245-0395. VANS FOR SALE '4 WllliELER' \ctU:t·: ~IO"'l ~IF"'T ( '0\11'\'" .1972~ SRI43 "Pumcroy. OH lloAlli & MO'IURS 740-992-9922 HJR SAL~: 84 Baylrner 19FT. wJtrailer. 1997 Ford Conversion Van , Cubby Cabtn, R"u ns Good 74,000 miles, excellent co n· $3,200 080 (304)675-8056 di t1on. new tires. $9 ,800 .. (740)992-2945 Bass boat 60 HP motor. accessones, very clean . Call 1998 Asl<o van, 48 ,000 (740)245-5637. mdes, wheelchair lilt, ac, cassette pl8yer. (740)742- Bass Tracker 14FT. w!Trailer 86 12 & Motor. $2,500 call lor Details (304)675-1731 2001 Chrysler Tow n and Country van. All Opt 1ons, CM1PERS ~ M • 0 ec k.. • pon:he.'i H ,. .. HOWARD l. ~ °' WRITESH & SONS 1996 Yamaha Royal Star 89 DutGhman camper, 26 FT. Tour Ctasstc . Under 10.000 steeps 6, self contained. AC, miles, askmg $5,800 Call new 20FT awning, rear bed992-1325 room, excellent cand. $4,700 (304)773-5079 nites, or (304)675·101 2 days New or Repair Scamlc!>. ~ Gull eii- 1 Down .,.pout -Sidin g 1 •free Estimates. 949-1405 Harley Oavtdson c'ustom low . nder. Black w/chrome. trrbal flames. perfect shape, only 21,000 miles, many e)(lras. $9.500. (740}416-2213 0< (740)985-36n. ---' GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt & quality • 2 . K J IO\IH-1 • . • LEWIS CONCRI:'I'E CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement . AU TYpes Of· Concrete .Wor~ . 25 Years Experience D~Jvid Lewis 740-992-6971 Free . Owner: Ronnie Jones Estimates 10 8 i 3 • !\ 5 3 2· 4 A64 . North 14 Obi. -4 ¥, .... • ·'' • i 511 ~ inch cutting width 3 }'ear warrnnty Illill TRAfTOR SAI.Fll & righl I EQJ.lii~IEI'JT in !he ~of C hester l 9854.1114 I ~~~-coo·•w•·*·~~· W. lE ~ NOW OPEN W. ~ Hubbard's Greenhouse Syracuse~ OH ~ liniiii'S ·PIIIITIIIG n n •~ . 740-992-)776 • ~ Flo"ers & Vt~etahle plants Flat-$6.9S ' "180 . G 10'' Han~ing BuSkets-20 Varieties 1140) 985. . ~ $5.95.$7.95 ~ Let me do it for youl ~ ,.~. 1 ~ I • • ..t.....:;;:=.::;~-L-.!..---1::1 A.........._ 11 ~ ~. Perennials 6" • 10'' $2. 95 • $5.95 Potted Plants 4" • 12" $1.25-$12.95 12" t'crns $10.95 (740) 992-5~32 SxiO, IOxto, lUx IS, 10x20, 10x30 . Janet Jeffers 33795 Hihind Road 97 Beech Street Midd'leport, 0~ 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 •Middleport's only Sell-Storage" IT~0\ A.T r-t\'1 f\OLJS(- IZOI':.It-1 IS f\IP\\URL':) P$.0Ut-ll> I-IE..R~, IT'S If\( FiRST *ITS I -~ SIGt-\ H\1\\ SPRI~(, IS 1-l.(RL.. l:~i;;.;~&$.S ;, ••' 27 ' East , . Pass All pass 11. I l AstroGraph ! I L___~LL------L---~~~~L-J ' ·~ BIG NATE Ro~ky ,.. RJ'; qoo,- 'lllrtlldlly: . .Hufl)~ ', I:F YOU HAVE TO ! i! ASK , YOU'LL NEVER . UNDERSTAND .. \., "' IMPORTS ' ~­ Athens Whaley's Auto Parts S AtD THE LAO SIPPING FROI'\ THE Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740-992-1611 Stop & Compare • ' PEANUTS RR:4tockitlf} late Abdf.l So l;l'lJ<' and ;trter \'Ia rkel A.r·ls i.OOK AT Tf-115 1 I 60T .AN •'A" ON THE HISTOfiH TEST~ :·•' .,. ., See Brem or Bri an Whaley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 Sal. 8:3Q-Noo n Sun .' Closed .., THAT CALLS FOR A CELEBRATION .. ., aim . LEO (July 23- Aug . 22) - • -•. 8th Annual I0-Mile . Middleport- Pomeroy- Syracu se i ~~~--~:===~~~~=---~==~--~~~~t;~~~~~d .,._ Friday -Saturday May 6& 7 Look for the yellow flags.! ~ SUNSHINE CLUB ••• •· '' "' WO: HAD DINN~ AT HIS ~ ••.r."' • Call Gary Stanley A<:IUALLY . Maps available May 4th Call 992-4055 or 992-3148 for info Available • Free Estimates HilUSE: ·"-'· ....... I .•,, • •• +CW IDV!AmiC 1. 1-1£ M\JSI E*5i:RiaJS ABWf 'TOO, DEAR 'l'r'~ BWE-V£ ME . D.£AR . ~ A t\¥W INVftrS }<CV 1D Dl/o.lf.£R AI HIS 1-'CVS£ HE~ 11111tR£.SlEI:> \ I . ~ -·• 1 .;- 1------~----~"':..:'::;3_·~ · 74()-742·2291 ~::GARFIELD ..,. •· ·~------~·--------~~--------,, ' " ..... .I ....,•" . Hill's Self Storage 296 70 .Ba shan Road Rac.ine , Ohio 45771 74().949: 2217 ·~ ·-•• ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR . $52 PER MONTH got you 17-17-t?J. $265 ton (While Suppy Last) More stable form of Nitrogen Made with white Potash (less dust, More consistent) Includes secondary nutrient suHur 18 spo~ader buggies available for use Airway pasture renovators and seeders ava1lable to rent • Licensed agronomis~ on staff available for ' SHADE RIVER i\G SERVICE 35537 St. Rt. 7 ~ortfl Pomeroy, Ohio This ts a bener than average day for initialing a sound plan you've co ncei ved wh ich m ay contain some bold elements. Put Into oparatlon that wh1c:h your •ntellec:t has envisioned. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) Be on the lookout today for an oppqrtunlty to .get.Involved In a venture another nas so deverly masterm inded. If participation becomes available. 11 could turn out to be profitable for you . LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 23) - Today a co mpanion may try to pressure you jnto do1ng sorneth1ng that ·you're not sure nas been we lt tnought out. Satisfy yourself first by exploring the plan from all aspects w1th this indiVIdual . SCOAPIO (Oct. 24•Nov. 22) - Put the needs ilnd concerns ot those you love above your own today Berng ot service to othe rs will gr8ally 8nhance your teetlngs of well-being And bring a fefiHing ol belonging to all . SAGITTARIUS (N ov 23·Dec 2 1) There Is a fine line between an an-out g'amble and B. calcu lated risk, and you must be able to make that distincUon 1f you hope to win tqday T,h~ latter may pay off. but the former nas little chiilnce. CAPRfCOAN .(Dec . 22-Jan . 19) You 'll be mOfe al eas8 in your owrl surroundtngs today, so If you 're think· lflg of meeting with somuone to discuss an important matter or JU St to chitchat , do so ln'your office or home AQUARIU S (Jan . 20-Feb 19) Mental Issues might be far easier for you lo perform today than w ilt be physical ones. Spend your producti ve hours putting your brain to work and ~ give your achtng back a rest tor a change. · 7 • P ISCES (Feb. 20-Marc:h 20} - Your material prospects look especially ~ encouraging today. There's a poSSibti(J lty \hat an opportunity could present itself that wou ld enable you to put a lew extra bUcks In your pocket. AAIE S (March 2 1-Ap ril 19)- tt you have a choice . try to apport ion as much t1me as possible today to a persona l interest you have whiCh you deem to be important. You'll be luckier than usual in advancing your pe t cause . · Yellow Flag Yard Sole! ' • References 7:00AM · ·8:00PM '\BV Bernice Bede O•ol Someone who has always been there lor you in the past whene'trr yoU needed him or ner will prove to be even luckier tor you in ttl e year ahead. Thi s _.arson could help you ach'leve something big th at you've wanted for a long time. TAURUS (Apr il 20-May 20) - tt you gel a hunch today about your abili ty to at1ain a secret desire for yourse lf that you didn't think was .w it hin your reach, aol on It p romptly. Tomorrow could be loo late. so don't dillydally. GE MINI (M ay 2 1-June 20) As sociates who were not reachable yesterday are apt to be available today. Start making some ol those calls to those you want to co ntact You . might be surprised how easily you'll get through . CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) - Be sure lo go afte r some mean1ngful goats today, because you're the only one who can block yourself olf from achieving your desires by doing nothing. Don 't limit yourself to just one tW MOl'\ - THOMAS THE TA NK RAN OUT OF E NGI NE " _lU IC E DVAHINE . BOX. ' ROBERT BISSEll CONSDUCDOII Wedne•day, May 4, 2005 1-- - ---,j ;; St Rt681 Darwin , OH 740-992-7013 or 740-992-5553 t:>OG-5 CAN t..OOK BU~Y EllEN WHEN "fHEY'RE I'OINGt NO"fH INGr ~ '• . Now Available At SOUP TO NUTZ BALM LUl\IBER Scorpion Tracto-:-s "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work! " Mid-Size 4Wheel Dri ve Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engin.:' BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 C hester 985:3301 I 30 31 32 34 35 36 37 ·. • ' 56 Monster's 35 Spineless 36 Wire nan · 38 Fur r,ieces 39 Dec ared openly 41 Took notes 42 John • in Siberia 43 Giza 's liver 44 Average . guys 46 Newts 47 Vintage vehicle 48 Grab 5 t None at all CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebr•l'j Cipher ayplograms are Cleated from ~uolallons by fall'W)us people past and present Each ll!l!er 1n tl)e opijer sla'lds for illl;Jt~r Today·s clue C equars B " G5 GR S LP LPVBs .·· JGRIMD VB P " "S LPBP BIICGE SM F. EM CPYGPZP R V E S V T V• E V BKYPR . HKRS LPVBS . "' TMKB · NMYYMJ trump tricks! -.. ' See Po)lleroy, Ohio MANlEY'S SElF STORAGE fl-fl.E'I :'>1-.'( \CIE. f\1<.:)\ wind· 54 Location 55 lio r shame! tO MOMAartlst loch 13 Containing event 57 Took by !he more foam By way of · hand ·19 Malicious OIH French 58 Yon. maiden 21 Geological coin periods Reversed DOWN 24 Pilot's "' A rabian sighting Nights·· 1 Spiral 25 Mrs. Charles, hero 2 Wrist·to26 Pats on Young elbo.w bone 27 Diamonds horse 3. H idea way s or clubs Goeslocourt 4 New plant 28 Seaweed Run around variety exlract a lot 5 Ullrollght 29 Nursery Royal wood syllables symbol 6 Charge it (hyph.) Buzz 7 Noise 31 Chilling Directed 8 Type of rug cries Say 9 Electrical 33 Tunis confidently measure pasha . THE BORN LOSER overseer 53 Not into the makers 24 The re are many bndge players who have .m1gratOO from the land of th 8ir birth to a new nalion and enjoyed success at the tables in both countries One example tS Sigurdur Thorstemsson. He was born 1n lcelam:l, bu t several years ago mo~~ed to Canada. where he loved the ltfestyle and won bridge tournaments However, his w1fe became hom,esick. so they returned to Iceland But fast No11ember, he llew to Orlando for the America n Contract Br1dge Le'ague's Fall NatiOnals. On lh1s deal, he outplayed by two tricks a Winner of many national lilies. How should South play 1n tour hearts after rufftilg West's diamond-ace lead on_ the Mard? Notice Eas.t's modern'. weaK jump. overcall Who cares about a Side four-card maJor? Who cares about having on ly a lour-count when vulnerab le? No one! Th e U.S cha mpi on took dummy's three top spades. discardmg a diamond lrom hand He crossed tO the club ace. ~ufted a diamond {the lata! error), cashed the club King, and played a spade to East's n1ne, pitching. hi s last club But now the diamond k1ng tapped dummy 's heart queen and ga11e West three trump tricks for one down . Thorstem sson did bener, throw ing a club on the th1rd spade. The'n . he played a club to hi s ace. led a club lo the kmg . and ruffed a club in hand. South cont inued wtlh a heari to dummy's queen and a winn'ing club, discardmg a diamond. West trumped and played a d1amond. but declarer iust rufled on the board, cashed the heart ace, and led the last club, th row ing his linal d1amond. He lost only two pt-Vf/..tlf. f'tfiiT NEW ARRIVAL ZTR Oixun (ZtruTum Radius Moweri 30 inch cutting widlh to 16 Saladdressing cheese 17 -!lOire 18 Hologram the United States ~f$eA~H r- . ArJP. •• ••.. starting at 27 hurSt' · 57 hors~ with shuttle transmission 4-wd. remole h~·dra ulics 3 year wnrrant y ***• Also available **"'"' • Task Master Tractors 26 horse ~ 38 hurst·, 4wd ( 1 year wnrrunty ) • Farm Pro Tractors 20 horse • JO horse loaders, finish mowers, tillers Es1inmtes -:/"< . ., New Dealer for M~ntana Tractors Insured the PAIN out of PAINTING! • 12 14 22 23 JU :J From Iceland to ALt.. .YOV t4AVt TO l>O IS MAICE TWO OF Ttlf.~. ANl> TtleN Ttle DNA TtliCIC J(I~ICS IN! . : 30 Yrs. Exp. •4 7 1t ~0 · Campaign 9 6 Dealer. North Vulnerab le: Both work • Affordable Rates consulting. 9 i 6 2 " 1 Snuth ..:~... S.O 992-6215 IV\' 03u725 Hours FOR YOU!! • ;FRANK & EARNEST Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years Loeat E• rlenee to Ul'x30' SOM~THING • ·' 8 3 • K .r 9 4 • A Q7 4 Q 10 5 Licensed in V.C. YOUNG Ill Slue5'x10' HAS 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 • New Garages • Ele-ctncal & Plumbing • 'Roofing & Gutters • Vinvl Siding & Painting • Patio and Parch Decks We do it all e~tcept furnace work ·New 1998 Buell 53 Thunderbolt Coleman Camping Trailer· Harley Da11idson engme, 12FT. 2 King Beds, $5,500 .-~~~~~~~ very last sport !Jike, great call ror Delarls 1304).675STANLEY TREE shape, $5100. (740)9851731 TRIMMING & :9.:.85"7'. ------- ___:_-'---- Pu·zzle · 39 Matrix 40 - chi Heller ' s ch 'uan mouthful 41 Md. Cinemax rival neighbor Peddle 42 Private jest Bullfight (hyph.) yell 45 Mole or Veers chipmunk Siberian 49 Cello kin river SO ·Discern lodging 52 LAX t5 Opening lead: • A . Phone All Your Hom~ l rnptovcment Need!-. • Siding • Window$ East .' Storage Conslrucllan Wrf>St '... High and Dry p =="';;; T;;;U;;r=="''l ... ·--'--~-d ...._-~ J,., Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K R~llovers • Major Mei:! • Medicare Sup. · ·Cancer • Accident Remodelmg Leove Meu~JdLJl.. Leather, Power Doors, OTOR OM•:s • Ccw m 1c Tile & 122.000 miles, Excelle!lt H ardwood Flooring Conditron. $8900 (740)446- 1984 Skarnper pup-up. 251h • Garage)\ 8050 Anniversary Edition, 9)(Cel - • Room Add. • Roofing ~-:!"'~-----~ lent condition , 16' bO)(, AC · • K itchen~ • Bath)\ ._. MOfORC\'a..ES/ "No Job Tu Snuill ", and heat . stove icebox. Racine. OH 4 WHtl-JLKS dinett e. $2 ,000, (740)949740-247-2 162 or 2709) 1985 GLI200 Wmg 740-4It;..35UK Aspencade, blue, new ttres, 1992· 29' Airstream Exca11a.. 14 y r~. Expt'liCIH.:c new progressrve front and , Very good condition , twin •~~~~~£..:.'~mo~ rear suspension, CB radio, beds. Ph (740)645-4454 _._ -M/FM 1 'f 0 Ah ots 1998 30' fifth wheel travel 0sa 0Olte, C rome, 88 • miles, very trailer, double shde, excel"DOd conditlo.n, $4.000. ~ lent cond rt1on. S13,900 phone (740)541 -0537 phone : (740)698-9319 Reside nti al 1995 4 wheeler 200 wtth Commerc ial 2001 Hornet BunKhouse 32', reverse , chain driven, ' new 12' expando, · steeps 10, All types of toofmg. rear ti res, $1 ,500. Call after BJ~Cellent condi tion. $16 .800. Sh ingle. Flm . Mewl 5pm. (740)245-5946. (740)44 1-1501. c Plains, OH 1;..iD:~T·u~ppers ~ 45783 1 . • Room Additlttns & (Before 6pm 2000 Baytiner 21 tt cuddy w/ tra1ler. many extras. very clean 304-675-5563 ' 41800SR#7 3• r•ass Afteo 6pm ., • . " ....._ -o.< 1987 20' Pontoon boa t with 1996 trailer -& SOhp Marc mot or, $3,500, (7 40)9926914 • 4K J n t Pass :J • Ta~e one '.•i memo')'. Motorcycle ror sale. 2003 Honda Shadow 750 Spirit, EMcellent Cond1tron. 4 .500 Mile s. Extras. $4.800 . (304}675 -8089 AQ6.i CARPENTER SERVICE F~c lribure to your loved A K Q 4 ¥ YOUNG'S Ask for Jl•ff l..el us help JOll t:lrtmnt a /asti11g and Financial Services 0..1 OJ.Oj • West 7~11 - 1J 1J2-0IJ55 ................_ _. 2004 AedCatll \Occ . 489 BuicK Rivera 38 engine. Wheeler, Patd 51 .600 Runs.good, looks good, alot Asking 51,100 Helmet e)(tras. Asking 5 1·000 · Call mcluded (304)675-4262 (740)446-9742. . (304)593 -4290 (304)59393 LmtOin Town Car. S1 ,0QO- 0840 leave message mtles . Very nice. $4,500. - - - - - - - - (7401446_1759_ 2005 Honda·CAF250 . Never been raced. Call (740)24595 3000 GT Mitsubishi , 5815 or {740)4 18·9026. Garage kept, A LoOker $7,000 F1rm (304)675-3631 97 CABO Race readv. Runs great Must see! $849. Loc . 99 GT Suntire. $3,300 080. In Gallipolis area. Cell 99 4d r. Sunftre. $2,600 {740)645-0873 OBO. 2002 Chrysler Sebring , $4,650 OBO. 98 Honda CBA 900 AR . (740)256-6 169 $3,000. (740}441·9160 - - £qulpment MO'I'ORCYCLt;<;/ :••~ge~------- -- . • ll eon·y Dull Comm en.:iul 1\"orth Somh FoR SALE sl ,soo SELL YOUR AUTO WITH A CLASSIFIED AD M~ •nb c~ ~ lun -Fri. 4x4 r"--------.....J H ot 'SEHOIJ) (~K~l'i • Al't't!'pling Ne" Frif.'ndly Faa,\, s t PRIVAtE GYM 260 MUibt>rry .-\\'e. Pomenty ~IUIIf.' Lreatl.utJ' Pria.f and Smiling' n>RSALE i 1,--------' · 5141 . ~\ The !\.lui herr~ I 10 992-5682 jwi 11~57h9 \f! • yah0tl . l'tl ll~ 2000 Monle Carlo _48,000 <o.;l U\ II I .., miles, v. 6 Eng., EK cond . 1998 Yamaha Banshee 350, bored out 30 over l'his Btke $8.000 (304)6 75-530 5 HoME is Mean Ill $2800 .00 call Jim IMI'IIOVF.MEJ\1S 2000 Ntssan Quest SE Mini- @ (304)675-4862 after 6pm Van . 67K miles. sharp. black Harley Davidson SI•>\CE AKC Red & ·Black German exterior. leather. sunroo f. 2000 BASEMENT 1-"0R RJ.~vr Shepherd female. 20 rnon loaded plus VCR {740)441 - Soltail. very low miels. WATERPROOFING (740)256-1378 after 9pm ~ (breede< }. $900.00 304-458- 1912. Unconditional lifetime guar1515 antee Local references fur· 2 camp sites on rrvertront 2001 Harley Davidson Dyna Cadillac Deville, while 2002 nished. Established ·1975 . wtth full hook s WE Sewer. 1 Beautiful full bloodecl Pttbull di'amond, fully equipped , W1de Glide. Low mileaqe. camp site wtthout hook-ups .. pupptes. $100 each t 2 factory warranty. 22 ,900 excellent condition. Call Ca11 24 Hrs (740) 4460870, Rogers Basement (740)992-5956 weeks old . 1650 Cherry miles. like new $24 ,995 (740)441-0991 . Waterproofing. Ridge Ad . (740)245-5 102 l7 4 0}256 1428 For Lease: Olf 1ce or reta 11 • · 2001 Ha'r'ley Road King . Teal spaces n ·very good co ndt - Great Pyrenees pupp1es for 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT -tn color, many e,.:tras, one - - - - - - -- lion Downtown Gallipolis. sale. $250 . Ra ised w1th Red. 4 door, t360 automatic. owner. e~tcellent condi tion, CulvertS· Approx 1600 sq ft eaCh 1 sheep 174 0)25 6-680 137.000 mtles. $15.900. 2 9 ,000 miles $ 16 ·000 plastrcand metal,6"rnchesF~ M£ (740)256- 1618 or (740)256-1-•7 :_4..:0.:.14:_4..:6..:·0..:2:...1.:.3·_ _ _ _ 60 or 2 baths Lease pnce . inches in stocK Ron negoltable to encourage 6200 2004 RedCatl t 1occ 4- , E::vans Enterpnse. Jackson, new bustness Call .:_c.:_:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Wheeler, Paid OH 1(800)537-9528 (740)446-4425 or (740)446· 2002 ZX2 Ford Escort 5 As~ing $1 ,100 (304/6.75~ AIJOn Chnstmas plates . ftg- speed. 4 cylinder, 30,000 ( ) _ 3936 _ 304 593 4290 4262 urmes . steins Call mdes. one owner. S6.000. {740)44 1-01 57 _ (740 }645 _ {304)593-0840 leave mesIll K< II \\111 ' 1 1 3 miles west of Pomeroy, .oH on State Rt. 124 Pomeroy. Ohio J5769 COMM E RC IAL and 740-992-7599 . Repair \\'l• l s ht o~n Rd , New Hum c-~ • Viu}~l Sid ing • New Garages • RL·p lal'rmcm Window~ • Ronl'ing. FREE ESTIMATES Auto & Truck Rocky Hupp Insurance BUILDERS InC. RESIDENTIAL ·ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE Ja mes A Will.Jr. Owner CaliF 40)446-2342 For De tails r ., •• t ,.ulh•r SlO East Main S1. • l'o nlt'nt), CHl-1:'7(riJ . WITH A PHOTO! r ".,,t..t h""" ;, Warranh Salt•s &. Sen-ice ·, r ~ TERRY'S ENGINES 99 Dodge Dakota Club Cab SLT.' Loaded V-8 . '4x4, Bedltner, Aunnmg-Boards, Tonneau Cover. 95Kmi. $8.500 (304)882-2845 r L.--riiiiliiriiiiiliio•, u,..,,..._ ~~ \l ·f.ll.[ "••·· l ~ ....1 '\,,,/. , _soap-'--m------:-1998 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad cab, 4 dr 4x4 V-8. loaded, trarler tow package. a· bed .. S8.495.00. 1998 Doct_ge Dakota club cab. 4x4 . V-8, loaded. $7 ,995 00: R1verview Motors 2 blocks abo\(e McOonalds,.Pomeroy. Oh (740)992-3490 SELL YOUR HERE • La" n & Truclur Scn·kt• & IJcliH'r) ,.\\';tilahlt• • \Va rrnnt\' St•r,it-·c IJcalcr l~ckup for Rednlax Et1uipmcnt $9.900 OBO Phone (304)675-2039 atter Holzer +-losp ttal (614)763- Thompsons ApplraflC€ & Tobacco Plants lor side. Call 0518 or (614 )208-5840 Aepalr-675 -7388 For sale. 40)446-7843. .• re-co nd tt1oned -au tom atiC A I'-\R'I'\tF\"rs I \11, ,, (, \ IWI ' I t_l{ II'. washers & dryers. JefngeraHlRRb'\T tors . ga s and electr tc Attentton Commercral range;; atr .coodrt1oners and Mowers. Landscapers. and 1 and 2 bec_h oom apart- wnnger washers Will do Contractors- Ask us a~ut ments. furmshec::l and unfur- repatr~ on ma1or brands m Green Fleet multi-uM diS"f-u shed. secunty depostl shop or at your home counts avatlable on new reqwred. no pets . 740-992John Deere Equipment Used Furniture Store. 130 2218 B'ulav11le Ptke · Appliances. tncludrng commercral mow2 bedroom condo at manresse·s dressers. tng equipment. compact utdEllington Wac nasaw couches. dmettes. rectmers. tty tractors, ?kid steers. comPlantation East at South grave monuments, much pact excavators. Gator uttllty Myr tle Beach. South more · (740)446-4782 vehrcles. X Senes lawn- tracCar~lina Wtth or without golf cialltpOIIs.t:JH hrs 11 ·3 (M· tors. and John Deere trimmers, blowers and chai npackage Call 1,740)446- S} We buy used furnrture. Saws. Get · John Deere 2565. Whtrlpooi/Super capact ty .equtpment for less . 2BR apt State Route 160 • washer/dryer. 6 months old. Car michael Equipment .$400/month . stove/relngera- SJ501sel (740)388-0038. (740)446-24 12. tor Included, washer 1dryer JOhn Deere Rtdtng Mowers hookup ' (740)441 -0194 or AVIlQI 'I:-; ' starting at S 1.399. F1nanc1ng (740}441 -1184 avatlable s~bjec t to John 3 bedroom apartment 1n Buy or sel t Rtverme Deere Credtt appro11al. Your Middleport No Pets 992- Anhques , 1 124 East Matn payments could be as low 5858 · on SA 124 E Pomeroy. 740- as $39 month w1th SO down. Equ1pment Beach Street, Middleport. 992-2526 . Russ Moore. Carmtchael (740)446-2412. furnished .il.partment. UTili- o_wn_e~~-~----1195 pd. No Pets DepoSit ~ Vtnlage Com tc Boolo;s (60's- Zero Turn Z-Trak Mowers and ref. 740-992-0165 70s) at · The Crafter loft from John Deere avatlabltl a~ liMed ra te fro BEAUTIFUL APART· localed 1n The Mtddleport 4.9% _ Carmtchael Equipment with MENTS . AT BUDGET Oopartment Store John Deere Credit approval PRICES AT JACKSON IS«) I 7. 4 o ·1 4 4 6 - 2 4 I 2 ESTATES, 52 Westwood , ML"tt.'EI.L\NEOlJS Dnve tram $344 tO $44.;:' L...,iiitll\;.l~fiii :R.CiiJiiL\l:I.NiiDii!S;il.ll;,',.J www careq com Walk to shop & mov1es Calf I U. \ \~1'01{ I \110\ 740-446-2568 Equal 1- Soundesrgn stereo Duel- .... - - - - - - - - , cassette player- recorder 10 AUit.li Housmg Opportuntly turntable . AM/FM radio n:lR S.o\LE CONVENIENTLY LOCAT - Lexmark Z22 pnnter. 2 EO & AFFORDABLE! sewtng machmes- wh1te Townhouse apartments. Smger Phone (7 40)379- SSOOI Honda's. Chevy's, Jeep's. Ect. Police andror small houses FOR 2210. Impounds! Cars from $500 REN T Call (740)441-1111 lor apphcahon & informal ton. Fflcio; Sawmill, 3 Head Block for listings 800-39 1 -52~7 6 · cyl Case Power uni t. 56 EXT 3901 Ettrctency Apt. Rei. Dep. No , mch Saw Blade 24 FT Pets (304)675-5162 · Alum Dump Bed , 7FT has 1969 Volts wagon Dume buggy. Ftber glass body, Gractous llvtng. 1 and 2 bed- htgh Sides. WI ho1st $2.500 street legal, $2,500 ri:Jorn apartments at V1llage (304)77'3·5095 (740}441-0157 01 (740}645 Man01 and Awerside JET 51 41 . Apar tmen ts tn Middleport AERATION MOTORS From $295-$444 Call 740- Repatred. New & Rebwlt In 1977 MGB Con~er t ible for 99~-5064 . Equal Hous1ng Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1- restoratiOn ·w1th another Opportuntttes comple te MGB for parts. 800-537-9528. $1 ,000 . (740)441-0542 or Large ·2 bedroom unfur(740)441-7603. nished apartment. All utili- NEW AND USED STEEL ties pa1d. no pets. Steel Beams . Pipe Rebar 1988 Chevy Caprice. 4 door, $500/month . $500/deposit For Concrete, Ang'te. automatic, power steenng, (740)446- 1637 or (740)446- Channel. Flat Bar, Stee l tilt · cruise. NC. good cond1· 4616 after Spm. Grating For Drains. tion, $1 ,200 Call after Spm. Dnveways & Walkways L&L 1740}245-5946 Modern 1 bedroom apt. Call Scrap Metals Open Monday. 1991 (740}446-0390 Mazda Miata Tuesday. WedneSday & Convertible, 30 MPG , beauNtce 2br. Apartment.w/Gas Fnday. aam-4 30pm Closed lilul new paint and top Heat/AC. located in Pt Thursday, Saturday & $4,750. (304)654 -5211 or Plea . Relrldg/Gas-Kitchen Sunday. l-740}446--7300 . (740)446-7484. Range Fu rniShed . WI D Hookup $300/Month Queen stze box spnng & 1992 Ponttac Bonnellille SE, $200/Deposit(304 )675-7628 mattress w/ ~eadboard & . local owner, power steering, rails $200 4 chairs & table IVC. good tires, runs One BR apt in Spring Valley, $50 2- 13" co lor TV's dryer brakes, great , nice car, 52 .000 WI D hooKups. ~290 per $100 E I I · n er ammenI c enI er (740)446·2125 or (740)446· month +dep (740)388·0017 $40 (740)446-4426 _ 2782 01(740}3!)9-0362. - - - ' - - - - - -SPA OUTLET. 1996 Whrte Frrebtrd , au to. VPleasant Valley Apartment Super Sale 6 d d 133 000 Arti now taking Applicatio ns New LocaliOn ' goo con ·· ' te~mprn Mon day-F riday miles. Asking $4.000 080. 7 lor 2B A, 3BR &. 48R , 1 TTop 740 992 6079 are taken 12pm-5pm Saturday• · • App lica tions Monday thru Friday. fro m Sunday 1997 Mustang Conv.ertible, 9:00 A.M -:4 P M. Otiice is U.S. 60 New Top, 4 new-T1res. Front ·Located at 11 51 Evergreen Cannonsburg-Ashland end Alignment & Stlc~e r . Air, Drive Point Pl easant. WV {behtnd Mr. Gatti's) Cruis e, Tilt. Power Windows Phone No. is ·(304)675· & Seats, Factory Stereo, . (606)922-7185 COffape, V6, Automatic. 5806. E.H 0 Steel Buildings Now Sethng Townhouse hmtted# of dtscounted butld- Excellent ConditiOn 85,000 Tara Apartments. Very Spactous, irigs to be uS'ed as displays mi tes(304) 576-2383$6,900 2 Bedrooms. GiA. 1 1/2 Cal! now for tree details and 1999 Dodge Intrepid, Good Bath, Adult Pool & Baby fnendly serv1ce! Condt tion. Clean $4.000 Pool. PatiO, Start $385/Mo. 1·800·405·7S01 . (304}675-69.86 No Pets . Lease Plus 2000 4 door Neon. auto, 4 Wolff Tanning Beds Secunty Deposit Required. CO <;tisc chan ger, sunroof, Huge selection (7 40}446-3481 $1 .800 OBO. (740}256· lmmed•ate Delivery Three beautilul unfurnished 1652 Financ ing overlooking apartments . H00-894-6997 2000 Ford Con tour, fully G'aU1polis City Park. One BR (740 )446-?579 loaded. asking· $3,500, call $400, Two BR , $600. 2 story 742-2215 8 UUJJING town-house . 3-4 BA. $900 SUJ'I'LIES 2000 Grand Marq.LS 58 ,000 References requ trf;d, no ,.J m11es very clean. garage pets. security deposit. Call 740-446-2325. 740·446· Block. br,icto:; sewer p1pes. kept . 304 -675-3069 aher Windows. lintels, etc. Claude · 5p m 4425 or 740-441-7875. Crossword ACROSS Phillip Alder ·1 Condttton L.o~-----.-1 . ' Daily Sentinel • Page BS cr·· JGYYG' VOR PREVIOUS SOLUTION - ' Absolule sr-.nce - !hal's lhe one !h1ng sportswriter can quote accuralely ." - Basketball coac h Bob Kn1ght (c ) 2005 by NEA. Inc. 5·3 THAT DAIIl PUUlll '0@\\<il}~-~ttfSe - - - - - ' - - - rdlte4 ~l' CLU I . '0LlAN a WOlD GAM I Rear range letters of 111e 0 four scrambled wards be- , !ow lo form four words. I A SCCER ·W E A R A ~ ~ ~ I. Is I- I 1 6 0 0 Tl 0 y ~-.-~--.~.-7--~r--. ~ _ _ The elder ly genl told the' young boy,'Nothing is ever en- · ·tirely wrong Even a stopped watch is correcl - -- - - a •• -." I TI-"TI-'.-l O Complet~ _ __ 1--l--'--'--'--.l...--' f) the chucHe Quoted by lilltng in !he misJJng words vou dev'r lop hom slttP. No. J below. PR INT NUMBERE D LETTERS IN SQUARES I A UNSCRAMB lE FOR ~ ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Nodule - Irate - Rough- Layman - ARGUMENT . Never argue whrle eating. The person who isn't hun·gry wrll generally win the ARGUMENT ARLO &JANIS I CAIJ'T C.ET OVE~ C.EIJE OPO!.l Hl....f>El-F TO ERECT A I>IRD FEEDER. TAKIIJc. IT �' ... Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel CollEgE .Track .and . FiEld Rio trackcompetes at Bobcat.Invite BY MARK WILLIAMS RedmEn (I(~ Track \...) SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL • The ATHENS University of Rio Grapde On the women·, side·: men's and women's track Alicia Smith headl ined the and field team used a sched- Redw o men performances uled off weekend to take an with a second place fio ish in opportunity to qualify for the the discus. Leah Bunne-11 wa~ · NAJA National Meet by .<ev'e nth and ninth respeccompeting at , the Bobcat tively in the shot put and disInvitational at Ohio cus. University cin Saturday. · Niesha Fuller ran third in Rio had some solid perfor- the 100-meter dash ( 12.80) mances in the non-scoring and fourth · in the 200 meet. Freshman Josh Perrv. (26.2 0).. Local product who two weeks ago set new NJcholet McKinni ~s re gisschool records in both the tered a pair of sixth place 100 and 200:meter dashes. finishes in the 100 (13. 16) captured two more first and 200 meters (26 .52) . place finishes. . Rio Grande is next schedThe Rio Grande native uled to run at the Stan Lyon timed out at 10.95 in the I 00 and 21.87 in · the 2QO. Invitational in Indianapoli s on May 6-7. Brandon . Brown fini shed NOTES: Rio .Grande second in the 100 with a' Graduate As sistant time of I 1.19 and fourth in and Gallia County nat the 200 (22.40). Brandon Baston . wa& run- Erin Nehus competed at the ner-up in the-400-meter hur- famed Penn Relays at Franklin Field in dles with a time of 58.57. · Philadelphia last Thursday. Perry, Brown and Baston The Cedmville University teamed with Brian Bruce to finish second in the 4x IDO- gradu ate finished seventh meter relay. The quartet reg- overall in the J(l.OOO-meter run with a time of 35:05.74. istered a time of 42 .80. Brad Gilders also came Nehu ~ was representing the a~ay with a solid effort, fin- .Indian a Invaders organizaishing fourth in the 800- tion , .- competing · in the meter run with a time of Women '> Olympic I :58.59. Development Divi sion . CollEgE Softball - • AMC South Rio softball sweeps Walsh Bv MARK WtWAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL NORTH CANTON The · University of Rio Grande Redwomen· softball team headed into Sunday · needing to win both ends of a doubleheader versus Walsh to tie Shawnee Stafe for third place in the American Mideast Conference South Division. It was mi ssion accomplished as the Redwomen won two tight ballgames, 4-3 and 2-0 . Rio Grande (26-14, '9-5 AMCS) fell behind in the first game, 3-0 after three innings. Rio battled back with two runs in the fourth when junior shortstop Kristen Chevalier singled to begin the inning and junior third baseman "-Brandi Jones followed with a two-run blast to bring the Red women · to within a run at 3-2. The Redw9men grabbed the lead on a two-run dou· ble from freshmanMiranda Laws in the fifth. ·Chevalier led the way for Rio Grande going 3-for-3 . at the plate with a double and two run's scored. Laws Rio www.mydailysentinel.com BASEBALL SEOAL Warren Manetta Jackson Athens Galha Academy Logan SED 9-1 ALL 7-3 6-4 4-6 3·7 15~5 14-6 10·8 1·9 6-10 ' TVC l2-2 ALL 15-2 Wellston 7-7' 8-10 Houston Southern Belpre Miller Fedeml Hockmg Nelsonville- York 6-8 5-6 8-10 8-9 .:i-10 3-13 2·11 0-16 Milwaukee Cincinnati PittSburgh Colle~:e 10~9 Belpre Tnmble Wells ton Vi nton County Sourhern M1ller · Nelsonv1He-York Waterford 10-3 10-3 9-3 13-4 i4-3 i0-9 12-5 7-4 8·6 9·5 10·7 8-7 · 9·12 6-7 4-10 3- 10 2· 12 0- 12 01110 D0m1n1c;an MI. Vernon ,1 15-6 Urbana SOFTBALL AMC-Soulh AMC OhiO Domimcan · Cedarvill'e Shawnee State Rio Grande Mount Vernon · Urbana Walsl! SOFTBALL ' SEOAL · · Malone ALL Logan .SEO 9-1 Wa rren 7-3 12·6 · Manella 7-3 9·8 CSallla Academy 5-5 9-9 3-13 1-18 At hens 1~9 Jackson i -9 11 ·5 TVC TVC ALL Trimble 12-2 19-2 Waterford Easter n 9-2 10-4 9·5 Ale~~:ander' 10-5 12·5 12-8 Me1gs 9-5 10·6 Vinton County • 7-6 8-7 39-15 24-12 28- 1B 27-22 2 1-20 12-30 7-4'3 13·11 10-14 4·17 1-21 4· 12 · - TVC Hock1ng Leader ALL 19·4 18-6 Rio Grande ALL 38-11 23- 13 · 22,9 26- 14 · 14 -0 10-4 9-5 9-5 5-9 5-9 3·11 1·13 17~18 1 0-19 20·21 ; 3·20 Pro Baseball Nalio~al League East Division W L Pet 14 9 .609 Atlanta 15 10 .. 600 Washington 14 12 .538 New"York · 13 13 .500 Philadelphia 11 15 .423 Central Division W L Pet St. Louis 16 8 .667 12 12 .500 Chicago . 5 5 6', B Balllmore Toronlo 11 15 8 12 .680 556 -3 Boston 13 12 .520 NewVork Tampa Bay GB Florida 1\ 2'1 4 '~ GB L Pet 9 11 640 577 , , Chicago , .560 2 Minnesota f5 9 .625 2'• Detroit 12 12 .500 5\ 462 4 26 1 'g 1 Cleveland . Tuesday's Games Philadelphia (Myers t-1 ) at N.Y. Mets (Giavine 1-31, 7: 10p.m. st' Louis (MarqUIS 3-1) at Cincinnati (Ha(ang 1- 1), 7:10 p.m. Florida (Leiter 0-2) at Atlanta (HamptOn 3-0), 7:35 p.m. Ch-1 cago Cubs {C. ZambrSno 2-0) at Milwaukee (Capuano 1-2), 8:05 p.m Pittsburgh (K.We lls 2·3) at Houston (AstaCiO 0-Q), 8:05p.m. San Francisco (Rueter 1·2) (il Arizona (Halsey 2-0) . 9.40 p.m, Colorado (Jam .Wrigh1 1-2) a1 San Df99o (Redding 0--4), 10:05 p.m. Washington {Day 1-2) at L.A. Dod gers (Weave r 2·2 ). 10:10 p.m. Wednesday 's Games Flor ida (A .J.Burnett 3-1) at Atlanta (Hudson 2- 1), 1:05 p.m. Colorad o (Jen.nlngs 1-3) at San Diego: (Peevy 2·0), 3:35p.m . San Francisco (Tom~o 2·3) a1 Arizona (Webb 3-0) , 6:10 p.m. PhiladelPhia (Wolf 1-;3) at N.Y. Mets (Sea 1-1). 7:10p.m. • .. St. Lo uis (rvtutder 3·1) at C incinnati (C laussen 1-2), 7:10p m. Chicago · Cubs (Dempster 1·3) at Milwaukee (Santos 1·1 ), B:05 p.m. PittSburgh (Redman 1·2) at Houston (Clemens 1-1), 8:05p.m. Washington (L.Hernandez 3-2) at LA Dodgers (Od.Perez 4-1 ), 10: 10 p.m. American League East Divl1lon W l Pet '4 4 16 12 14 6 • 17 ., 15 .375 8'• 16 .280 11 West Division W L Pet ' GB Los Angeles , 15 11 .577 Oa~land 13 13 .500 2 Texas 13 14 .481 2'1 Scatlle 1 12 14 .462 3 ,, . -T _ · ll}esday'a Games Boston (Halama 0·0) at Detroit (Maroth 2= . 1 ), 7.05 p.m. Toronto (Towers 2·1) at Baltimore (Cabmra 1·1) . 7:05p.m. N.Y. Yan kees (K.Brown 0-3) atl;ampa Bay (Waechter 0-1) . 7:1 5p.m. . Kansas City (B.Anderson 1-2) at Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 3:-1), 8:05 p.m. Cleveland (Westb roo~· 0-5 ) at Minnesotl!!l (Mays l -0) , 8:10p.m. ~Texas (C .Young 2-2) at Oakland (Saarlooa 1-1 ), 10:05 p.m. .\ L.A . _Angels (Lac~ey 2·1) at Seattll!, {Meche 2· _ 1), 10:05 p.m . Wednoaday'a Games To ronto (Hatlad~y ·4-1) · at Baltimore (Bedard 2- t ), 3:05p.m. Texas (Park 3-1) at Oa~land (Haren 1--3): 3:35 p.m. L.A. Angels (Byrd 1·3) at·Seattle (Sele 2• 2). 6:35p.m. · \ . Boston (Wa~elield 2- 1) at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .-.o(I'\IS•\ul .,l l All challengers win Middleport GOP primary • Southern falls to Lady . Lancers. See Page 81 council mem, Middle port open council ber appearing V iI I a ge 'cats. those on ycsicrda(., C o un c iI . nnw held by primary ballvt MIDDLEPORT - Sandra Bruwn. Moore. William Todd Fultz Brown led the charge in · in Middleport. Gi lkey and Norton. Jim Tuesday's Republican village According Rice will be< Sisson. Jackie council primary in Middlcpon, to unofficial Wc I ke r . in dependent with Ferman E. Moo re. results from · candid a t e -~ Gcurge \Vri~ht Bemard D. Gilkey, and S-hawn the Mei~ , Darin J:..ogan. ami Mary Sandra ~ Shawn KatltvScoti. an Ferman ~I c Ang u s. Rice also receiving nominaBrown County Board · Moore L. Rice tions tor the fall election. of Elections. in cum ben t. Si,on has ·Brown received 158 votes. 207 of Middlepon's 354 regis- .lean Craig and Rohen Pooler filed as an indepe ndent. Moore, 157: Gilkey, 123, and tered Republicans voted yes- in Nove mber. Cou1Kil mem- McAngus. Nonnn and William Rice, 115. A fifth candidate, terday. That contested council bers Laurie Reed and Jeff BarnhUI1 '" Demonats, and Roger Manley, Sr.. was defeat- .primary was the only election Peckham chose not to seel George S tewart. Jr.. Shawn ed, receiving only 51 votes. - held in the county yesterday. · 'reelection. Arnott. Vicki Hanson and He is the only incumbent · There are four open seats on li1 Pomeroy. there are . live .. Brian Young '" Republicans. Detroit (Robertson 0-2), 7:05p.m . N.Y. Yankees, (A .Johnson 2·2) at TamP<1 Bay (Noma 2-3), 7:15p.m. · Kansas City . (A. Hernandez 1·3) at Chicago White Sox (Garcia 2·1). 8:06 ''' OBITUARIES HELlOS PERSONAL OXYGEN SYSTlM l 6" l . fODJJi nq PIZZA 113-5536 . 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Presenting the trophies to the young scholars were represent ali ves of the governing board of the AthensMeigs Educational Service Center, Oana Kessinger of Eastern , Michael Struble of Souther-n, and Jeanette Thomas of Meigs. Jacind a Yonker. talented and gifted coordinato'r for Chartene Hoe~k:hj phatos Meigs schools. emceed the Morgan Weber of Eastern High School was selected to receive the Franklin B. Walter Award as the top senior student in Meigs County. Here she is congratulated by Dr. John Costanzo, super- program and introduced intendent of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center, joined by Jacinda Yonker. talented s uperintendents of the dis, trim , Rick Edwards of and gifted coordinator for ~v1eigs County. I ' Eastern. William Buckley of Meigs, and Bob Grueser of Smithem , who read the names of scholars from their rcspcctin· .schools as they · were prese nted trophies. Eastern fourth grader Nom inees from the three Rebecca Chadwell was the districts for tltt Franklin B. first of 46 Meigs County stuWalter All-Scholastic Award dents awarded irophies for were presented hy Dr. John scholastic achievement at Costanzo. superintendent of the Meigs County Aca.demic · the Athcns- Mcig' Educ.ational Excellence banquet held Serv ice Center. They . were Tuesday night at Meigs High Morgan Weher of Eas tern, School. Here, Dana Randy Hart or Meigs. and Kessinger of the governing Ashton Brown of Southern board of the Athens-Meigs After explaining the signifEducational Service Center icomce of the award. he presents her a trophy. , announced the wwmng· senior - Morgan 'W'eber. a 'enior at Eastern. Today 'he is in Columbus where s h~ Please see Banquet. AS Racine Village Council accepts councilwom,an 's resignation a SECTIONS- 16 PAGES Calendars A3 IS••• Classlfieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Powell's FOODFAIR Diane McVey M.A., CCC-A .Owntr & AudioJollst 700 East -Main Street Business! .AlwaY,S on High Speed Connection Sports Weather ' . B Section AS © zoos Ohio Valley Publl~~~ohinz Co. BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@ MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM RACINE - During it's Monday night meeting, Racine Village Council accepted the resignation of a council member and made changes in the Greenwood Cemetery bank account. Councilwom~ n Joni Fisher announced that she was resigning her council seat for personal reasons. The resignation became effective at the close of Monday 's meeting . Council voted to close out and roll over a certificate of. deposit worth.$8,000 and 54 perpetual savings accounts worth $ 19,140 into a sing le CD•with Home National Bank to generate more money for · the upkeep of Greenwood Cemetery. Mayor l Scott !-fill said the change in the Greenwood Cemetery.bank account, "Will make it easier and make us more money." Council gave Hill and the Board of Public Affairs approval to develop a sour~e \)'ater protection plan that would eventually be approved by the Environmenlal 740-992-5252 w_ _foodfairmk.com oo''SZ9" Mo. 740-446-8500 .... Protection ·Agency. The plan sentative from the . Federal wou ld consist of emerge ncy Emergency Management responses in the event of Agency would be visiting the water contamination within vi llage this week to determine the vi llage. Once the plan is if the projecr is eligihle to approved by the EPA funds . receive FEMA money. · would become availahle for Counci I man Dtike Bentz educa~i o n a l materials ·to inquired into the village's per inform the pub Iic of the p lan. capita indebted ness per resiStreet Commissio ne r I de nt-which currently stands at Water Works Operator Joh'n $263.000. Holman reported· that Je tTers . Hill ex plained that Excavating of Pomeroy gave $156.000 of that figure was a him an estimate on $12.500 to new fire truck and that the vilrepair drainage problems in the vic inity of F~ont and Main lage currently has a cash bal Streets. Clerk-Treasurer· Dave _ anc~ of '5400,000 in the bank . Spencer reported that a reprePlease see Racine, AS By BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT The organizers of a farmers' market at this month's Herita$e Appalachian Celebration hope it . wtll become a warm-weather tradition in Middleport. Brenda Phalin and Donna Hartson of the University· of Rio Grande. Crossroads program and Erin Roush of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce are finalizing plans for a farmers' market to be held on the vacant lot next to _Peoples Bank on North Second Avenue. They hope the market will . afford an opportunity for local produce growers to sell their products and attract traffic into the ·downtown shopping area. At Tuesday's meeting of the Middleport Community Associa\ion, the organizers discussed plans for the first market. It is planned for the Appalachian Heritage Celebration, on May 14. While it may be a bit early in the season to sell produce, organizers hope local farmers will ·bring garden plants, bedding plants and other spring gardening stock to sell. The first regular farmers' market will be held from 9 a.m. to I p.m . on Julie 4, in the same location. '·We're designing the farmers' market to include the entire community," , Phalin said . '"It 's a· wonderful opporrunity for local farmers to sell their produce, but it can also be a chance for non-profit organizations to partner with local grb\)'ers to raise funds." "This is the kind of event that can encourage people to spend their weekends here in Meigs County, rather· than going to another community to . ·shop," Roush said. "Imagine how nice it will be to spend a Saturday morning with family at a fanners' market here in the community; and how such an ongoing event could help local merchants." There will be no charge to vendors who wish to participate. Phalin said. Information is. available by calling her at 992-0000. Please see Milrket. AS Pomeroy, Ohio TWO ·BIG SHOWS - Saturday,.May 7 P\:a1Ws FOODMiit 0,..-······ PltARMM:Y ' 446-9800 HOURS: Mon - Frt 9-7; Sol. www.tumplllaRm.com Slt-1. . tAL'J"1.J\~ fWm Po!iiOfficei ' Opc:n Mon . · ·fbun . 8:30-5pm (740) 446-7619. lltl•mt Store Hou1:5: "··-- '' "-·- • 1 D•ys A Week Deportment salutes Center WHY PAY MORE?? EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! ~ up, tMta,l www.kasplat.com~ ·" ' . They · will all be on the November bal, lot. Write-in candidates for council races have until September to Bernard tile _ p etitions. . Gilkey Voters in the villages of Racine, Rutland and Syracuse . will elect their counci l members in November. Township trustee and school board_races are also slated for the November ballot BREED@MYPAILYSENTINEL .COM Details on Page AS INDEX 328 2nd Ave. Gallipolla,.OH J. REEP BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH HOEFLICH @MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM . Page AS • John W. Arnbrose, 75 Point Pleasant, WV . . BY BRIAN L Cleveland (Millwood 0-3) at Minneso~ (Silva 2-0) , 8:10p.m. T 9.99 " '' \'llntln ih ··•·ulll lt i••Jin SPORTS . 5 \\ll)i\ISI)\\,1\1.\\ . & .:.! UCt ~ :'\u . l:-{t) p .m. GB Army, 4-H. expanding·· to connect military reservists' kids, A6 ,. at 9 7 Stop Eagles. with White.' Armes, Snyder and Holter driving in an RBI apiece. . .. from Page 81 Cossin had all three of the Lady Lancer hits and also sioli, while FHHS starter added a pair of RBls and Summer Hatfield took the run s scored in the setback . Terri Wolfe added two loss with a I0 walk, four runs scored, while . Gibson strikeout' effort. added the final run to qoss Jen Annes led the way for Eastern with three hits, the plate. Amy Stover had an RBI while White, Casey Smith, for FHHS . IJrittany Bissell, Georgana Eastern will play a makeKoblentz and Shana Snyder up game with Southern. on each had a safety in ·the triumph. Smith and Armes Friday. Game time at . each scored twice, while Tuppers Plains is slated for 5 White, Bissell, Snyder, p.m . Morgan Weber, Hannah Eastern 10, Federal Hocking 5 Pratt and Kelsey Holter.plat- Fed Hock 103 010 0 -;--- 534 ed one time apiece. · Eas1ern 421 300 x - 10 8 5 Summer Hcltfield and AmY Stover. KriSta Bissell and Koblentz each White and !Zasey Sm1th ; WP - White. LP drove in a pair for the -Hatfield. Incoming 'p rime lninister s~es to fill · remammg seats, A2 15 .423 6'• 18 .JOB 9'. Division LPctGB 7 .720 W 15 14 GB 11 8 Central W 18 Kansas C1ty AMC T1tfin . Shawnee.- State Cedarville: 6-12 • 0-16 Colorado BASEBALL AMC-Soulh 6·11 2·14 Los Angeles , Arizona San Francisco San D1ego • - TVC Oh10 Leader TVC M~IQS Easter n· ' Ale~~:ander Federal Hockmg 1-11 0-13 11 13 .458 11 13 .458 10 15 .400 B 16 333 Well Olvitlon - • The Scoreboard · ·softball went 2-for-3, including the game-winning hit. . · Junior hurler Andrea Lotycz bounced back ·after two consecutive defeats. Lotycz ( 10-7) ·gave up six hits and two earned run s in the route going performance. Game two was a scoreless affair until the six"l h innin g when junior left fielder Stephanie Flowers whacked her first colle giate home run, a solo shot to give the Redwomen a 1-_ 0 lead. Flowers reported that it was her first home since the 6th grade. Senio'r first baseman Amy : Conn went 2-for -3 with a double and fresh man catc her Whitney Harle ss was 1-for-3 with a double . Laws ( 13-5) conlinued her winning ways- on the mound, firing a two-hit shutout. She improves her personal winning streak to seven strai ght _games. · Rio 'Grande now prep.ares for th e upcoming AMC Qualifying Tournament. . Tuesday, May a, 2005 3 PM· and 7 PM - Ariel Theatre • 2nd Avenue in Gallipolis • .. Featuring many favorite local orti.sts on stage toget~er. . ,. No admission/ First come, first seated. (7 367-7063 or (740) 44fi,·AK For more information, please . ) . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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