https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d3453e3d8efd6fb9769e7cf6d236723.pdf 208ee1171fe96d86f28262b24e898466 PDF Text Text • ... ' '. • Page 86 • The Dally Sentinel ' www.mydailysentlnel.com May 10, 2005. ~Loyalty Day · New Haven man travels to Africa, .A2. program honors Gold Star tnother8, A2 •· MEIGS COUNIY RELAY ~ ts R~~ May 13· 14, 2005 For a minimum $5 donation per candle, you can Meigs County fairgrounds dedicate this glowing tribute to your loved ones. Friday. May l:.J · · Proceeds from 'the lumlnaria sale will benelit the 5:00 Survivors Registration Begins America n Cancer Society, which i.s dedicated to cancer 6:00 Welcome , Opening Ceremony research. service. education, and advocacy. · Flag Raising~ Tuppers Plains V.F.W. Post 9053 Salute to American' Flag · Mail to Sue Lightfoot at 31272 Noble "National Anthem" • Karen Griffith Summit Rd.;Middleport, OH 45760. Salute to America Make checks payable to: Racine United Methodist Signing :r~am Meigs.County Relay For Life Presentation 'Of·Proclamation passed by ·Meigs County Commissioners • Mail orders must be received by May9th.You may Mick Davenport also purchase luminaries at the event on Friday, May Introduction of Survivors •Parade of Caregivers . • 13,2005. . parade of Teams • Survivor Reception 7:00 . Joey Wilcoxen For more Information, call Sue at '192.3138 or your 8:00 . Dwight "Elvis" Icenhower American Cancer Society al 1.888.227.64411. Dusk - Luminary Service- TammyTaylor· soloist Emcee - Carson Crow 1. · Purcluuedfor: - - - - - - - - - ''The Empty Chair" Lighting of "Candle of Hope" ! C~eckone: _lnMemoryof _lnHoiwrof Prayer - Father Walter Heinz Lap in Silence . i' Hobbies!Ufetime Activities: 10:00 Oasis Praise and Worship Band 11 .:00 Meigs High School Talent Show Group "A Select Few" · · 2. Purcluued for: ·• Midnight Madness - Music, Games and lots more t-\w- t~~ Relay For Lire (Relay) is the signature fundroi sing event for the AmeriCan Cancer Society und is critical in_rais ing fund s rur L:ancer research, education, prevention. and early detection to increase all of our chances of living a cancer free life. Relay . itse lf is a fun- fi lled ·overnight event designed ·to celebrate survivorship and raise money for the above listed programs. We encourage the entire community to join us in the fig ht against cancer. Special recogn ition will be event by taking the first lap in their honor. Special recognition is also given to anyone who has been a n tregiver for someone who has battled cancer. We ask all caregivers to take the second lap in their · honor. At that time they will be recognized wi th a RFL Caregiver lapel pin. Immediately fol lowing the Opening ceremonies, survivors .'iO l I''\ I'S • \ nl. ,'j-J .·'\u. tS ;; Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEO@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM !'loyd Browne Associates, the vilJage's engineering firm , outlined the two latest grant app lications und the MIDDLEPORT --The Village of sqtus of an appli c ation forfu nding for Middleport will seek $300,000. for a the construction o f a new water treatwater line extension for Hobson resi- ment plant. Vill a~c Council Counc il den ts, a $ 15;000 .grant for downtown authorized Jannarel li to <ipply for a revitalization, and $5,000 in gram $300,000 ARC grant for the cxtcnsiun funds 10 assess the condition of .a of a water line to serve 40 to 50 cuspotential brownfield site targeted for · tomers in the Ho bson areu. The ·ttJtal redevelopment. cost for installing I.5 mile of e ight Monday evening, Becky Hays of · inch water line and mete r pits is • Eagles soar past Soulhern~ See Page 81 .. honor of them. \li~ll·-~ Friday, May 13, 2005 _______________________ OBITUARIES Amount Enclosed: - - - - - - - - ~:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:;;;;;;;;;~=-~=-~1?=-=-=-=-~ . · Page AS · • Ruby Dye, 77 • Everett George, 70 . Mel~ County Fairgrounds 2005 Relay for Life Committee tt-....nll~) "" . ~ . Jo !Inti Crisp, Chairperson . Jennifer McGuinness, ACS Income Development Coordinator ' ' ' Oonna Aleshire Shawn Arnott Steve Beha Julie Campbell . Gladys Cumings Brenda Venoy l.ngels Electronics and Jewelry Paula Eichinger Terri Fife Sue Lightfoot Sue Maison Courtney Sim Ferman and Rcie Moore The Shoe Place· & Locker.219 PriritShop Sentinel 992-3345 992~2155 MEIGS . INDUSffiiES INC. Syracuse meigsmrdd@ ~urekanet.com 'Mullen • Musser _..__ 992·3381 ..... awww. Gallipolis, OH Mason, WV 7401446-2265 304-773-6400 Membor·F.D.I.C. Pbmeroy, OH ...... ...._ 7401992-2136 FISHER -, HOME NATIO.NAL BANK FUNERAL HOME j:Di' i 992-5444 • Pomeroy, OH ---- ·~ 992-5141 • Middleport, OH~ · · Details on Pa&e' AI _ .... 949-2210 • Racine, OH 992-6533 • Syracuse, OH INDEX - ~ :..;.­ Law Offices .. m 110 W. 2nd Pomeroy ; ~~ 992-6059 : 992-5132 Eatilblllhed 1907 1. Fred W. Crow. SR (1879-1957) Fred W. Crow (1915- 1995) I 2 SECI10NS- ~2 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds 82-4 II Comics i Bs Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 As Obituaries (Inlift... Bank FB Farmers & Savings Comt>any "- Baumlumber Chester, Ohio As Chairpenon, l would like to thank everyon'e Jfho !aelped with this· year's Relay. The s~ccess of the Relay · depends upon CO'flMUnity involvement and we are a 1'conununity thilt takes · up th~ fight". " . ·~ .. JoAnn Crisp ...._ WEATHER 985-3301 Middleport, Ohio Downing • Childs Your 196 EAST SECOND ST. • POMEROY, OH \ 992-6611 Middlep·ort, Ohio '" "Rutland Garden Club. see·Page At: ~ • Family Medicine . . See Page A2 • Grange holds annual banquet. See Page A3 • Local briefs. See Page ·AS • Gospel jubilee opens in W.Va. See Page AS ~ State board approves Diebold. See Page A6 ·Pomeroy, Ohio Vall-y lumber &Supply 992-5627 Powell 's Foodfair ~ Farmers Bank ~ Dwight Icenhower ~· Rotary ~ Holzer Medical Center ~ Rocksprings Rehab ~ Holzer Center for Center Cancer Care ~ Meigs Industries Inc. ,::. Holzer Clinic -1} PDK Construction, Inc . oil• Joey Wilcoxon -o:. DV Weber Construction oil- The Perry Fisher Company ~· D&M Fuel Company Inc. The Daily Middleport, Ohio ' INSIDE ~ . 992..;.2635 Middleport, Ohio 1310 Carleton St. 992·6681 ' Sports BSection A6 Weather a . Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM POMEROY Beautification of downtown Pomeroy in preparation for a variety of summer activities to . take place in the amphitheater and on the parking lots was planned during Tuesday's t:neeting ' of the Pomeroy Merchants Association. John Musser, president, and' George Wright, vice president. are in charge of improving the planting areas in preparation for getting the flower plants in. The wooden timbers surrounding the ar~~s will btl removed and stone put in their place. Musser reported that Bob Bamitz of Bob's Market has again this year donated numerous flowers. A · "work party" was planned for Saturday, May 21, beginning at 8:30 a.m. and residents were encouraged· to come out and help with t he project. "Anyone in the community is more than .welcome to come help us plant the flow ers," said Musser. On the suggestion of Erin Roush, it was decided to have colorful flags made to. be pui out by merchants observing extended hours. "This will be a way of letting traffic from out-of-town know which stores are open and which ones aren't," said Roush. Each merchant wanting to participate will purchase a fla g. · Members were reminded that the Merchants Association owns a cleaning machine , which can be used to get the dust and dirt off the awnings. Needed painting on the gazebos and other areas of downtown Pomeroy was discussed and Wright suggested using one of the volunteer youth work crews coming to the Meigs Cooperative Parish. this summer. He will handle details with the Parish. The Association voted to suppon the July 4 firework s display of the Middleport Community Association with a.donation of $250. Bill Quickel reponed on· the third annual Gold Wings and Ribs Festival to take place on the Pomeroy parkmg Jot June 3-4. He said several· hundred motorcyclists are expected from . © aoos Ohio Valley Publishillll Co. "" life • A\JtO • Home • Farm Repreaentlng: Auto Owners e...r.,... • bt• • Moton:yc•• Commercial • Hot;pitalilatlon Bondlng Contractof'l Ohio Farmers w..tfleld ln1ur~• Co. • Riffle Drug Swisher -1. Lohse We Fill Any Doctor's Pi-lscription . --- . !<·E. McCullough, RPH . Meigs 2005 Relay for ·Life ·· set for this weekend · . It was also an evening of final preparations for the Relay which will begin at 6 p.m. Friday on the Rock Spritigs Fairgrounds and contimte POMEROY - Thousands of dollars were l'ntil noon on Saturday. Several hundred tcollected for the 2005 Rel ay for Life fund rais- shirts were u.npacked, sorted and fo lded in er for the American Caric er Society Monduy preparation for l)a'nding ou.t to the team memevening as team afler team paraded to the bcrs · where at least $100 per member was Farmers Bank teller cages with bags of mo ney. ra ised, the Relay committee, and the surviv.o rs. At the Relay team members qualify in g will Beginning at 5:30p.m. and continuin g for several hours, the 19 rel ay tean1 s which have be wearing white shirts, the team captains will been raising money over the past several be in blue, the committee in green, and the months showed up to turn in the money they . · survivors in yell ow. On the back of the shirts raised. The goal this year is to exceed the $30,444 rai sed at the 2004 Relay. Please see Relay, AS BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFL ICH®MYDAI LYSENTI NE L Meigs Middle School presents 'Maniac ' Maniac Mtmor' wi ll be fo llowed by ·,i 20: minut e co llection of skits wri tten POMEROY -. The Meigs and performed by the eighth Middle School Eighth Grade · graders about the lesso ns Drama Club will present Don they . have learned thi s Lowry's ' Maniac Manor,' a · school year about life and comedy I mystery play at 7 ac'ademics. p.m. on Thursday in the Me igs · A cast and crew of 35 are Middle School cafeteria. under the direction of drama BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@r,!YDAI LYSENTINEL. COM Manor~ club advi sors Amy Perrin and Susan Melz. · '-' M ak~ them (the kids) a star and they love it,'' Perrin said, explaining that both· she and the kids have enj oyed the process of preparing for the play and the skits since March. " Please see Syracuse, AS Chamber luncheon focuses on setting goals . · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -- Yesterday's bu siness inindell luncheon of the Meigs County Chamber of Com merce focused on settin g goals not onl y in life but Pleas!! see Presents, AS in business. Guest speaker and local businessperson Bobbie Karr Meigs Middle School spoke about Nikken, a Students (from left) Japanese wellness company Kerri Van Reeth , Jennifer Fife and Sarah · that deal.s in not only network marketing but encouraging Hubba rd prepare for people to invest in gQOd health . . · Thursday nigh t 's · Karr talked about her own performance' of the "life cycle pian" and how "your, . comedy / mystery play thoughts produce what ' you .' Maniac Manor.· The waN in li fe." Karr went on to play wi ll be fo llowed by say that in business and life .a original skits created person should qe ''precise and by members of Meigs concise on what you want." Middle Schoo l's Eighth Other chamber announceGrade Drama Club. ments included: Beth Sergentjphoto PGmeroy. AS HMC Community Health and Wellness "Dedicated to Promoting Wei/ness " McCullough~ Pomeroy, Ohio He Charlene Hoefllchj photo T-shirts of differe nt colors will be worn by the survivors, team me.mbers. their captains, and the planning committee at the Relay for Life Friday and Saturday at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Here JoAnn Crisp, chairwoman, and Sue ·Lightfoot. luminary chairwo man, sort and fold the Mhirts. ,, SYRACUSE- "There are some places in the village that look run down ," Syracuse Police Chief Kevin Dugim said. "It looks bad for the_ whole community." Dugan and hi s· departmem are beg inning a crackdown of these properties that are in vio lation of Syracuse Village Ordinance 321 whi c.h reads: No person shall store, place, burn, or dispose oh his premises or tht; premi ses of ano ther or permit to acc umulate on hi s premises any sol id wa ste in such a manner whereby it will become a rodent or insect harb orage or J;treeding pi ace, or create a health menace, insanitary condition , or nuisance. Ordinance also reads th at weeds or grass growin g on lands !ri the municipal corporation and are not bei ng cut, the leg islati ve authority shall ca use a written no tice to be served upon the owner hav. ing c harge of such land notifying them ihat such Please An Online·Wellness ·Center . • State Auto Mutu.l • Orange 214 E. Moln Street• Pomeroy, Oblo 992-6687 ·or 992-2143 ·Please Please see Grants, AS Syracuse Village cracking dowti on 'run down' . properties HOEFICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Addre~: "It's about a community that takes up the fight"'. '7here's no finish until we find a c11re for cancer." ~­ Block . Grant through the Ohio Department of Development 's Office of Housing and Commu nity Developme~t. The gra nt, if awarded, wil l be used . to develop a downtown rev.i.tali zati on · plan. The village will seek the federal grant on. behalf of a volunt eer committee now working. on a revitalization program. "It\ a relative ly s mall grant. but it BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH . The Committee would like to thank each of you for your support of the 2005 Relay for Life. . r,~ $360.4()0, Hays said. The village 1vill seek an Ohio Water D~vel'upment Authority low- interest Joan or other grant for the balance of the pmject cost. accordi ng to Hays. . ''This is somelhing we pmm ised to the reside nts of Hobson when the area was annexed 15 years ago." lannarelli said . '· Council authorized lannare lli to apply for . a $15.000 Small Cities/Commun it y Development . From: Times are approximate. Opening Ceremonies begi n at 6pm. ·Survi.vor lap, Caregiver lap and reception will take place immediately following the Opening Ceremonies. """ ·"')•lnil)-.•ntirwl.<'llm Pomeroy merchants pill .. nfor downtown beautification Hobbies!Ufetime Activities: Pomeroy Middleport Rotary Club SP4 Band Rock 'n Country (loggers 10 :00 Meigs High School Talent Show Group "A Select Few" "· · · Noon · Closing Program \\ Fll:-11-.Sil\,, l\1 \Y It, :.!011,1 Middleport to seek re:vitalization, water line extension grants SPORTS .. 8:00 9:00 and caregivers are invited to take pa rt in n free rece ption. again in \, Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 'CI!tck one: _In Memory of _In Honor of Saturday. May J4 • 7 am - 10 pm Breakfast to be served by '- • ' ! --~--~--~~--~ given to cancer survivorsand the ir careg ivers at Re l3y. Surv iv.ors will reteive a free goodie bag 'arid Relay For Life !-shirt. At end of the Opening Ceremonie's, we ·ask all survivors to help us kick off the ~·- at Luminaria Order Form At Your Fingertips! http ://ho.lzer.well source. com • Heaffh MEDICAL CENTER • Health related articles. Resources for betteruvlr:ra • Wei/ness section • And F!VI•I'VI~hirtc in between! - -c - ~ t . • He Chamber, A5 �The Daily Sentinel NEW COMMUNITY • . PageA2. HA VE.N MAN TRAVELS TO AFRICA Rutland Garden Club RUTLAND - A variety of In ancien! limes people summer activities, including believed these woodland !he Ohio Association of plants were a fa vori1e of Garden Clubs (OAGC) annu- . fairies or "good folks". The plan! was known as al convention and the Meigs foxg love. and 1he spots oh the County Fair flower show were discussed a1 a recent bl ossoms were sa id Ia be meeling of the Rutland marks left by fairies fingers. Ano!her legend describes Garden Club. The · OAGC convemi·on how wicked· fairies gave lhe was announce for July 11 - 13 blossoms to foxes 10 slip over m1d it was noted'!hat the club toes and quiet !heir trend w ill be rwognized there for when ruiding ,henhouses. This anaining a superior rating on led to 1he modem name Of its program book. The club foxg love. She spoke of !he plams will be send ing a monelary donalion 10 1he stale organi- medical propenies and the zmion for Wakeelia Nature use of 1he herb to treat bruisReserve in memory of long- es. swelling. and ulcers. They also boiled il in wine and time membe r, Eva Robson. Schedu les for !he fair administered it as a lreatment flower shows were distrib- for lung congeslion. Today it uled. This year's !heme will is known as digitalis, a widebe "The Mariy Facels of ly used heart medication Su mmer.'' Publici.ly fo r the fro m the foxglove leaves, shows will be handled by the . To start a garden plant · Rutland Club. seeds or ·seedlings of fox· Joy ·combs hosted the glove in a partially shaded meeling and ga.ve devolions . area witb humus soil. that titled "The . Surging Seasons. drains well. · Mosl foxgloves The Rose, and Flowers." are biennials so they will not There were other readings by bloom until the fo llowing Pauline Aikins , pres ident, spring, or summer then the "Spring pooL" and Marjorie plan! dies. Foxglove re-seeds Rice, ''Fragrance of Lilac.'' itself, grows three to six feet A thank yon note was read . tall, and• anracls humming. from Overbrook Center (or , birds and bees. the spring therapy program Betty Lowery t alked about presenled on March 26 by the ,cornflo w'ers, a perennial club. ·An .invilation to the which attrac ts birds. She recenl open house of the described it as he[ng.ane of Rutland Friend! y Gardeners the longest blooming peren- · was read. nials. The traveling pri ze furMost cornflowers thri ve in nished by Chelcie S!earns fu ll sun 10 lighl or partial .was won by Combs. Dorothy shade in average soi l condiWoodard will furnish the lions. Well eslablished plants May prize. 1olera1e drough1 conditions. · · Easter Time was the pro- although they wi ll bloom besl gram !heme with Combs giv- with ~deq u ate wa1er, she said. ing "Garde n Magic with Gardening hinl of the month was use dial .soap to Foxglove.'' She said the tall planls creale an invi, ible barrier 10 lo'aded wilh bell-shaped keep deer away from the gar. flowers have such a magij:al den, and ki tl y liner to protect appeal that yo u' d almosl baby beans from cmworms. exce ptio sec fairi es flu tiering Nexl meeti ng will be May . among the fanciful blooms. 3 1 at the Rice home. BY GERRI TATE NEW HAVEN. W.\'a . He said. " If I don'! gP 110\\. I'll i1ever get to .... With tho'~ words Thomas "Fran~" Hudnall was off to Africa on his fi rst airplane tlight since his 1940s J'(lilitary days. The 8·1 year old began the 9,000 mile and 20-p lu s hour trip from Charleston .. W.Va . to Nairobi. Kenva. Ei1st Africa, on March 22 with hi.s daughter :vtarie' Pctt) Stewart. • Rev. Jared Mutscmbi. founder of Living Fai.th Ministries lnlernalinnal. recently returned to Nairobi 10 prepare fo r !he yearly lhreed.ay Easter conference conducted by . the org<iniiation. · Thon1as · and · Marie ioined Rev. Mutsembi. hi< wife Soph ie and their famil y. a.'fiost of others .from the SUJToun,l ing area. and· 1ravelers from various co untries for whal proved to be another suc,·essful conference. Following the confere nce. .Thomas and Marie continued . Submitted phcrto Thomas Hudna ll, center, .Joined Rev. Jared Mutsembi, founde r of Living Fa1th Ministries lllternational, and others on a trip to Nairobi , Kenya. With h'im here are ·Rev. Muitsembi and Marie Petry Stewart. co-pastors of the Family Harvest Church in Mason, W.Va . Mutsembi and Marie Petry !heir two-week >lay by vi,it- other local sig,ht seeing. Thomas attends Family Stewart are co-paslors. He ing 'e1-eral of !he local homes. l<iking in a mnch- Harvesl Church in Mason, li ves· wi1h his daughter, Gerri where Reverend Tat~. in New Haven. lookcd-forward-lo safari. and W.Va. VFW Loyalty Day program honors Gold Star mothers MASON, W.Va. Recognition of two Gold Star mothers and the awarding of a scholarship we re features of the recent . Loyalty Day observance of the West Virginia Veterans of Foreign Wars. The day also included the presentation of a proclamation signed by Gov. Joe Manchin designing May I as Loyalty Day. On behalf of the posl co mmander , Robert Caruther accepted the proclamation· from stale senior vice commander Gene Be>s. of Elkview, W.Va.· , Before the recognition of the Gold Star mothers, Su~mltted photos · Carul hers nmed that to Go ld Star mother Dottie Turner of Pomeroy accepts a certificate of recognition from West Virginia State VPW senior vice receive !he designation. a commander Gene Bess and VPW Stewart-Johnson Post 9926 mother must have fast a 'son commander Bob Caruthers . Her son, Sgt. Clinton Turner was or daughter in mililary service during a war while fightkilled in Iraq last year. ing for 1he freedom of this country or anolher country. He then presemed cenificates . to E!hel Stitt whose son, Sgt. Jimmy Stewart of Wesl Columbia, a medal of honor winner, was los! in baltle, and Donie Turner of Pomeroy, who' son, Clinton Turner, was killed in Iraq . Following the recognition of the mothers; Post 9926 had a calidlelighl service honoring all priso,ns of war ana lhose missing in action . . Pos1 9926 then presented its annual scholarship awards. The Earnest Ward scholarship was awarded to Andrea Grueser of Eastern High School expresses appreciation Andrea Grueser of Eastern after accepting the Earnest Ward $500 Scholarship from com- · Hi gh School in Meigs mander Bob Caruthers of the VPW Stewart-Jonnson Post 9926. Counly, and the Eva Duncan Scholarship wem to Ashley Roush of Wahama High School in Mason. Ashley was also recog" nized us ·the first place winner in the Post and Districl Voice of Democracy contest: The Pos1 service award this year went to Leon McKnight of Pomeroy. Honored also was outgoing quarter-master Gene Imboden for his 13 . years in that office. The day's program concluded wilh the installation of incoming officers for both the Y. F. W. and the Ladies Auxiliary of Post 9926. The Loyalty Day observa nce was opened by Caruthers with a welcome fo llowed by the pledge of allegiance and !he invocalion by Wanda Imboden of · the posl auxiliary. A dinner prepared by Judy Caruther's and Jo Stanley was served preceding the program. ' ' -- ... The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992•2155 • www:mydallysentlnel.com Club's Annual Kids Fishin~ Day. 9 a.m 10 noon, for chiC uren through 15, at 1he club pond. Thursdav, May 12 POMEROY -· Alpha lola Masters. 6:30 p.m .. Sl. .Paul Lulheran Church. Hoslesses Saturday, May 14 will be Cl<tt;jce KraUIIer. LONG BOTTOM Charll)lle Elbe rfe ld. . and Rev ival servi.:es wil be held Norma Cusler. al the Long' Botto;11 Freedom . CHESTER- Shade River Mi~sion on ·Cuntry road :l l Lodge 451 . 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Saltlrday · and Refreshmems. ' Sunday. Clyde FeiTell wi ll be TUPPERS PLAINS the preacher. VFW Post 905 3., 7 p.m., at Sunday, May 15. POINT P1.EASANT. hall. Meal is served at 6:30. RUTLAND'- Rescheduled W.Va. _ Evangel is! John .meeling of Rutland .•Village Elswick wil l hold service s at Cou ncil , 6 p.m. in council !he old log church op 1he chambers. We st ·Virginia State Farm · Friday, M!IY 13 · . Museum grou nds near Porn! · MIDDLEPORT Th ~ Pleasant. Th ere wi ll be speWidow s Fe ll owship will cial singin g. A carry- in din- · meel for a noon luncheon at ner will' be held at noon . A Millie's Restauranl. gospe l sing will begin at 1 Satu rday, May 14 p.m. by Procl am. Aaro n POMEROY Relurn ·. Grate, Ray ad Deloris .Jona1han Meigs Chapter, Cundiff. and !he . Glory land Daughlers of !he American Believers. Revol ution. wi ll meet a I p.m. al lhe Pomeroy Libra1-y. Michael Guliver. ·Meigs Coumy· economic deve lopThesday, May 17 men! director, wil l be !he POMEROY - Ch;ules E. speaker. MIDDLEPORT The Blakeslee. Jiln~lime resident Middleport Lodge 363, of Pomeroy, will observe h1 s F&AM, special meeting , 95th birlhday on May 17. 7:30p. m., to welcome Grand Cards may be se nt to him at Masler's class ·members of the home of his daughler, Middleport Lodge 363. An Jen nifer Butcher, 3400 We>t euucatiuu program for new Ridgewood Drive, Rockport. members and any inlerested Ind. 47635 . friends is planned. This is an Wednesday, May 18 .open meeting, and all · REEDSVILLE - Walton Masons and friends are in vit- Manley will be 91 on May ed. Refreshmen ts will follo w. 18. Cards may be sen! 10 him LONG BOTTOM al 50974 S1a1e Route ' 681, Forked Run Sportsmen's Reedsv ille, Ohio 45772. · Church events · Birthdays - GRANGE HOLDS ANNUAL-BANQUET POMEROY Rich ard Mahoney, Chaplain of the Ohio State Grange was !he featured speaker at !he recem Meigs County Grange Banq~el. "The Graoge, a Successful Drive" was !he theme for his talk. Awards presented during the meeting included community serv ice for volunteer fi re fighters 10 James Chapman, John Chapman, Larry Montgomery and · Ray Midkiff. There nominatio ns will be forwarded on 10 !he State for possible recognition. A plaque was presemed to · the Drew Webster Post 39 American Legion for service . We remember ·those .who havepassed away and are especially dear to us. to the com munity and for serving !he dinner. Donna Wil son, Meigs Coumy Story Teller enterlained the group. Lloyd Robin , Ohio Stale junior prince from Stark County also spoke 10 the group and urged juniors to attend Ohio State Junior Grange Camp this summer. Patly Dyer, Master of Star Grange #778 presented a $ 100 check to Meigs County Sheriff . Rol;lert Beegle and Meigs County Commissioners Jim Sheets and Mick Dave nport for use in jail house repairs. There were approximately 64 in attendance: . DEAR ABBY: I'm a federal law enforcemem officer and proud of my job. I ha,•e worked hard 10 gel to thi' position. and I would like to li \C to relirement. . Dear There are people in my comm unily who know what. Abby I do for a li ving and· feel compe lled 10 tell everyone else. I don'! wear a uniform. a nd I don't need eve ryon e to know who I · friend. or I could ' be in,ol ved am. Man y peop le would in :m undercover opera1ion never gues'\ whal I Jo fur a and have mv cover blow n. l.iving. and 1hm is fine with · I deal with violen t offendme . Lei them assume !hal ers who have family memI'm a nu·rse. a sec retary or a bers and friends in the area. stay-a1- home mom. Those individuals may ancnd If I' m in a social situation the .same schoe>l as my chi ld o ff-duly such as a reslauranl. . or !he sa me church thai I do. school function , church or Please, Abby. ask your readbeauty · sa lon. invariat;::y ers not 10 make our jobs more someone wil l see me · and diffi cult than they already announce for all to hear, "Do are. 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DEAR ABBY: In a rccenl column you advised the mother of a girl ·who had con. fided lhar she is gay and wants lo come · ou1. thai homosexuali1y has "nolhing .to do with rarenling and . evervl hin~ to do wi1h 2Cnet. ics...-You ~need to retract that statement. If yo u do not pub• licly admit your error. I will kn<)w . you are a n)Outhpiece · for the gay and le sbian ·crowd. - LEONARD IN LYNCHBURG DEAR LEONARD: If I did not believe with all my heart that whm I wrole is !rue. I wouldn ' I have pul my PERSONAL OXYGEN SYSTEM. On Friday, May 27, we will publish a special pa!iJe devoted to those who are gone ·but not forgotten. They will be similar to the· sample below: '· FAMILY MEDICINE Best preeclampsia treatrnent: deliver babyas soon as possible Question: What are the cur- response, or allergic reaclion ..to physician will do everything rem theories and 1rea1ments the foreign !issue in her body. possible to keep the condition for preeclampsia'' I have had Remember thai lhe fetus has from worsening and keep the it twice. The first time was only half oflhe molher\ DNA m01her and baby healthy. Some when !he lhe.ory was thai i1 . and the other half is "forei gn." women are pu1 on bed rest, othwas a fi rst-lime pregnancy · Any one of the alxwe signs. ers hospitalized. There are' also - issue. also third !rimester. The high blood pressure. swelling. medications !hat can be used to second time I had il right from and pr01ein in the urine. does not treat some of the symptoms, the · slart of !he pregnancy, constitute preeclampsia - you such as diuretics and blood • which lasted · 3 1 . weeks and must have all 1hree. However, if pressure medi.cations. resulted in a stillbi11h. That you develop. any one of these, To date, the definitive treatwas I0 years ago. W.hat ·are your doctor wi'll W<llch you men! for preeclampsia is to the latesl s1andards of care and closely so tha! if preedampsia deliver the baby. However, if what are patients told today? does develop. il will be spotted that delivery would be preterm, Answer: Preeclampsia1 also cady. There , is also n·o single the disease may be managed by called to~emia and pregnancy- diagnostic lest for preeclampsia. bed res! and delivery as soon as induced hyperlension (PIH), is The diagnosis requires all thre~ the fetus has a good· chance of surviving ouLide the .womb. a disease thai occurs in about 8 of the classic symptoms. percent of all pregnancies. It , Weight gain- in excess of Proper manage ment can usualcan happen al any time . two pounds a week. or of sud- ly prevent seizures in the mothincluding even immediately den onset - can tip off your er. These can occur up to and at'!cr the baby is born. The phy,ician 1o look for immediately after delivery and symploms are hand and .facial preeclamp sia. Other sy mp- can be very serious. swelling. high blood pressure toms thai may be associated. Family Medicine® is a and prolein in !he urine . with the condilion. in some weekly column. To submit · You are correc1 1ha1 !here is cases, are decreased urine questions, write to Martha A. a greater risk of preeclampsia outp~t. headaches; nausea and Simpson, D.O., M.B.A., Ohio with a first pregnancy. vomi1ing. agilation, vision University College of However, it can occur wilh changes'(flas hing ligh1s in the O.~teopothic Medicine, P.O. anypregnaney. Other ri,k fac- eyes) and abdominal pain. Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, tors include mothers who are Preedampsia causes !he or yia e-mail to readerquesteenagers, over 40. African- blood vessels in the mother's · tions@familymedicinenews.o American, carrying more than brain. hean. liver. and kidneys rg. Medical information in Of\.e baby. have a past history . 10 spasm. This process. called this column is provided as an _ of diabeles, hypene n,ion . or V<t'o'pa,m. can abo occur in eduwtional service only. It kidney disease. You aie also m 1he ve,,d, in 1he placema. caus- does 11ot replace the judghigher risk if yo ur niolher 'or ·ing dam:ige lo the telu,. The ment of your personal physi· sister has had preeclampsia. vaso,pasm plus the increased cum, who should be relied on While we do know a lot blood volume due 10 pregnancy to diagnose and. recommend about preeclampsia. we slill increases the blood pressure. treatment for any medical 'don't know the exacl cause. leads 10 swe ll ing and·can cause ctmditions. Past columns are One of the current lheories is protein 111 the urine. Once · available online at wwwJamthal the mother has an immune precclamp.sia i' diagnosed. the . ilymedicinfnews.org. PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. organizations .Wednesday, May u, 2005 Officers -in plainclothes want to blend into the background Community Calendar Clubs and PageA:l YTHE The Daily Sent'inel Wednesday, May 11, 2005 . 316 Second Avenue GALLIPOLIS 435'/, Second Avenue v~'IUS' frulll Po•l Ofikr I Open M on. - Thuro: . !nO-~pm (740) 446-7619 Gatti polis, OH 4563 t (740) 446-2933 H6urs: M-F !Dam-Close • • �• • PINION · The Daily·Sentinel .The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.myd'ailysentinel.com . Ohio Valley. Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher . Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor • Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of rel(l!ion, or prohibiting tire free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire press; or tire right of the people peaceably to asserrible, and to petition tlte Government for a redress ofgrievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTO·R Y r. . . Today ,,; Wednesday, May II . the 131 st day of 2005. There are 234 days left in the year. Touay's Highlight in History:.Twenty years ago. on May II . 1985. 55 people died when a tlash fire swept a jam-packed soccer "adium in Bradford. England. . On this date : In 185 R. Minnesota became the 32nd Sta\e. of the Union. In 1904, surrealist an~I>Salvador Dali was born in Figueras. Spain. ' In 1910, Glacier National Park in Montana was established. · . In 1943. during World War II , U.S. forces landed on the .A leutian island of Attu. which was held by the Japanese; the . Americans took the island i 9 days later. In 1944. Allied force s launched a major offensive against German lines in Italy. ln 1946, the lirst CARE packages arrived in Europe, at Le Havre. France. ·, In 1949. Israel was aumitted to the United Nations as the , World body 's 59th member. In 1973, charges against Daniel Ellsberg J'or his role in the "Pentagon Papers" case were dismi"e(l by Judge William M. Byrne. who Cited government misconduct. ln IY81. reggae artist Bob Marley. 36. died in a Miami hospitcd. In 1996. an Atlanta-bound ValuJe! DC-9 .;aught fire shortly . after takeoff fn;>m Miami .and crashed into the Florida Everglades. killing all l \0 people on board . . Ten 'years ago: A United Nations conference indefinitely ·. extended the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which was onginally set to ·ex pire after 25 years. Five years ago: Pope John [>au! ll named Bishop Edward · M. Egan of Bridgeport, Conn., the new head of the New York archdiocese, succeedi ng the late Cardinal John , ·o·connor. ()ne year ago: A video on an al-Qaida-linked Web site : showe~ the beheading of American hostage Nicholas Berg, : who' d been kidnapped in Iraq. Six Israeli soldiers were killed ,when their armored personnel carrier. was blown up by ·. Palestinian militants in Gaza · City. NBA star Kobe Bryant -pleaded not guilty in a Colorado cou11 to a rape charge. - (Prosecutors later dropped the case.) Today's Birthday s: Comedian Mort ·Sahl is 78. Rock singer Eric Burdon (The Animals; War). is 64. Actress Shohreh Aghdashloo is 53. Actress Frances Fisher is 53. . .Actor Boyd Gaines is 52. Country musician Mark ._Herndon (Alabama) is 50. Actress. Martha Quinn is 46. Actress Natasha Richardson is 42. Country singer-musi. cian Tim Raybon (The Raybon Brothers) is 42. Actor ' Coby Bell is 30. Actor Austin O'Brien is 25. Actor ··Jonathan Jackson is 23. · ··: Thought for Today: "Whether women are better than men, .[ ' :cannot say - but I can say they are certainly no worse." 'Golda Meir. Israeli prime minister \ 1898-1978). . J . Page i\4 Wednesday, May n; 2005 The debate over John Bolton's nomination to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations could have been a constructive national conversation about the Kathryn future of the United Nations Lopez and humJn ri~hrs . Instead the Senate Foreign Relations Committee - and the media folk cheering it · on -· ~as resembled a rowdy play- butteJ head·s behind the ground scene . scenes with members <<if the He's a ··madman"! 'udri1inistration - inc ludln Q Smearing and stalling tactics Bolton. Second. Bolton have been the rule during the · espouses a distinct · view of nomination hearings For the United Nations. As · h::ts Bolton. Even the niore sub- been repeatedly broadca., t. stantive argumenrs - aga. inst he once sm·d . "[1' tl1e UN . . him have been curious ones. secretary building in New One line of anack has York lost 10 stories, it included the complaint that wouldn't make a differhe raised concern s about ence." That might be wildly Cuba posing a weapons-of- explosive to anyone who mass-des truction threat to t.hin ks that the United the United States Imagine Nations is doing well. doing - wanting to protect the the world a service. and United States frqm a tyrant shou ld continue as is.. 90 miles away. But ·vou would have to ; What a !'ringer' Who did have your head deep ill'the he think he was, U.S. under- sand to believe that. secretary of state '' (Which, Of course, the debate over of course, he was.) the United Nations is often The fact is that Bolton is an exercise in the.blind leadno wild extremist- at least in g the blind in the any more than is President Senate, in the media, and in Bush. who managed to win the United Nations. And the . lasl election with a don't forget U.N. Secretary- · . majority. . General Koti Annan. But thai's Bolton 's probThe building off the East lem. River in· Manhattan seems He's being targeted for like a playground, albeit a two reasons. First, he dangerous one, where the unapologetically and COI]Sis- hungry people of Iraq were tently represents the foreign . robbed to the tune of well policy of President Bu sh. over $10 billion, and a blind This is not a popular position eye has been repeatedly with Senate Democrats and turned away from humantheir fellow travelers. Nor rights abusers by the very has it been a popular posi-· institution that purports to be tion even in the S.tate a human-rights watchdog. Department where he-served The United Nations would under then Secretary of State be a joke if it weren't such a Colin Powell. who famou sly dangerous mess. And instead of stanuing up fulfill the U.N.' ' 'tated purposes. atld givt: llli2:tlling IP and insisting on a full accounting. - or. re,igning it' idea[,." lf U.N. offic·i aJ, - Annan complai n> about would real!; li'icn ..:_ ;md getting picked on He the.. lcft . wingcr-, Ill th ~ blames the United States and United States would rcch;u;Britain for no1 stopping the nel their an ger · from John oil-foH'ood scandal that BDlton an d into rc . , o l\ in ~ happened during hi s tenure U.N. corn1p1i on ~ the BL~>ll · ::H.lmini~ t rati o n coui J wind as U.N. sccrelary· general. The Uni ted Nations' prob." up being God's gift to th L· !em is not Bolton, . but the Un1tcd Nat ion '. And it'' not ju -. t PresidL' Ill Un ited Nations itself. There are the obviou s · Bu sh. .Sen . Norm Co lema n. scandals beyond the oil-for- R. -Minn .. ha> been fro ntfood scandal (iii wl\ich the and·c cnter amof1g ~cnator ~ U.S. Justice Departmenthas calling for Annan· -. · re ~jgna ­ most recently obtained tion . \VIw'! Becau'-!c \\'he re indictments whi le the United the buck ~t op' is a man wh.<l' Nation:; still drags its feet). has to ta ke the fall for the There are also the scandals current di~a !-. lcr that i ~ tht" that tar the day-to-day wor~ ·United Nations. The ' place of the United Nations. It's an needs change. and that high , outrage. for ins,tance . that 1evel a res,ignation · would countries like China. Cuba_ send · a dramatic. c l e an~in g Eritrea. Saudi Arabia. Sudan message. . But Annan doesn't look to ai1d Zimbabwe - some of the worst human-rigbls vio- be budging - he. recentl y lators in the world. accord- >aid " Hell no" when asked if ing to Freedom House - sit · he would resi~n. White. H ou~'e spokesman · on the United Nations Dan Bartle!! recent ly said. · human-rights commission. Where·s the moml author- ''A vote for Joh n Bllhon will ity in'· that kind of commis- be a vote for change at tilL: sion ? How · is genocidal Un ited Nations. A Yot e Sudan. fo r instance, sup- again :it wi ll be for t~e statu' posed to judge democratic. quo . The president believes the · statu s quo is unaccept-· frcec.Jom-loving riatiuns'? able." lt i' anu that These are questions President Bush addressed shouldn't be a partisan issue . Memo to U.S. senatms: before the United Nations not all that long ago. He ·s no Get. Jnhn Rnlton tn work in U.N.-basher. In fact. he's its Turtle Bay. And send him biggest booster- challeng- over gift-wrapped in a c·opy ing the body to be all that it of the U.N. Charter as a ~en­ can be. Back in September tie compa" for a bndy des2003. when he spoke before perately in need of a health) the U.N. General Assembly, su rvival st rat egy. ( Kathr\'11 Lope: is the edihe said that, "As an original signer of tl1e U.N. Charter. tor of . Natimw! Rerif! l\' the United States of America On Iine ( H'lru·.nat irma Ireis committed to the United l 'ie~l'.cani). She 'can he coH Nations. 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Friends may call at the Hall Funeral Home. Proctorville. one hour pri or to services _Thu ·-. J3y. COTTAGEV IL LE, W.Va. - Evelyn Roush says it's one of the hardest decisions she's ever had to make. Atie,r years of renewal in Mason County. she accepted ali invitation last year to move the Bend Area Gospel Jubilee to the fairgrounds in Jackson County. . '' l was sad to move. I was born and raised in Mason County:· Roush said. On the other hand, movine to the Jack,on County Fairgrou~1ds has solved the continual woe which the jubilee had faced\vitl1 •lack of proper shelter at the various Mason· County locatims it · had called home. Inevi tably. it rains at the jubilee. The people need to have shelter. "We· re under covered Everett George Everett Gene Gemge. 70, Pomeroy: died Tuesday. May 10. 2005. 111 Riverside Methodist Hospital. Columbus. He is survived by his wife. Roberta Lee George . Services will be II J.lll. Saturday in the McCoy-Moon; Funeral Home.. Vinton. with the Rev. Bill Greene officiating. Bunal wtll be m Vinton Memorial Park. Friends mav call at the fu nera l hon1e from 2 to 4 and ]. to 9. p.m. Friday. - Local Briefs a Clarification - . from Page A1 )ear's jubilee. Wednesday is open stage day. Last year. 'ingcr< cam~ from nine dif- f.'r::h" or weedr.; must be cuL ferent states for the opportu- - "Letters will ·be 'ent out nity to get u,r and sing two and people wl.w do not songs on the open stage. comply will be cited to While there will be ,ome Mayor'" Court ," Dugan n'ationally -known singers. added. e.xp l<Jin ing that violocal· vocalists are the back- lation of ·the ordinance is a bone of the event. . . 'misdemeanor. "Local gtoups me imporOrdinance 321 is a misdetant to us." Roush sa id. "They meanor of the third degree also take pan in the sings we and carrie s a fine up to $500 have during the year." and /or 60 days in jail. The jubilee evo lved .from If a rc,ident of Svracuse is bi-montly hymn, sings which served with a written notice began in 1984. A' they gained in regard:, to violat in g .in popularity and began to Ordinance 32 1 that resident become a success. a commit- has Ji ve · days to compl y or a tee was for med in 1990. .citat ion will be issued. Eventually. the c:ommittee "This is a nice community dissolved. but -Roush \Vas not · anti we want it to look good." discouraged. Dugan said. ... "I conti nued on. because this is my life's ministry that God has given .to me." ~ he said. Pomeroy from Page A1 POMEROY - The Gold Wing Road Riders Association Chapter E-3. Pomeroy, and the Gold Wings and Ribs Festival Comniittee are two separate .organi za tions. Reference was made witti regard to the recent article "Couple makes Gold Wmg motorcycl e a hobby they can share." · - ODOT plans·meeting ' POMEROY - Ohio Department of Transportation District I0 w1U hold an open house public meeting from 3 to 6 p.m. on May 18 to di scuss plans for the future constmction of an interchange at the US. 33/0hio 7/0hio 833 area just outside of Pomeroy. ·, . · The meeti ng will be held at the Meigs ODOT Garage lo.cated on Ohio 7 just south of Chester. Information Ofticer · Stephanie Fils'on at 373-0212 ext. 202 is available to answer · questions. Plan car wash, bake sale POMEROY - Girl Scouts from Cadette Troop 1208 will hold a car wash and bake sale beginning at l 0 a.m. on Saturday at McDonald's. Proceeds will benefit a trip to Niagara Falls, N.Y. Girl Scout cookies will also be available. Cha~ene Hoeftlch/photo Kimberly Willford turns in money raised by the Peoples Bank and the Oasis Christian Fellowship teams to Terri Fife. Farmers Bank teller. Relay .from Page A1 · . · are a llStmg of corporate sponsors who donated 5250 or more toward the event. Activities at the fairgrounds will get underway at 6 p.m. Friday with an opening ceremony. The Tuppers Plains YFW Post 9053 will raise the flag for a pledge by · those attending; and Karen Grifti)h will play the National Anthem. There will be , a ·Salute to America by the Racine United Methodist signing group, and presentation of·the proclama· [X) WE NEED? Grants from Page A1 Beth seraent/photo don't need no stlnkin' per- go. They' accidentally cut the power line to the house. One mits." Great. A contractor and a hour io go. The powers comedian. He dug up most back on. A half hour to ~o. of the side yard and disap- we test flush. Everyth~1g peared. Of all the plumbers · works! Din is pushed back in all the world l had to pick over the new septic tank , the turf is replaced. · this guy? · Joe and hi s equ ipment How did the septic system know we were going to have pulled out of the driveway at company' How does the II :59. Our weekend i!Uesb weather know to drop the show up at nimn. High -noon . temperature 20 degrees the We had d6dged the bullet. "I know you're happy," ;, day.after I take off the storm doors and put on the Sue said, "But I uon ' t think sc,ccns? How does the car 'Go ahead. use our toilets· as know I'm on my way, to much as you 'like.' is great something particularly way to greet people." Maybe impof1ant when it decides to I was being a bit too enthusi crap out? HoW do light bulbs . astic but finally somethin g know how to burn out when had ·go ne right. I ye lled into you are in a rush? How do toilet, "You can tell your computers know how to friends the car and the comcrash only when it's been ·a puter - we got a law in thi >. long time since your last town'" A beautiful evening fol backup? They watch. They lowed a beautiful sun-filled listen. They know. The septic system knew afternoon. The table was set we planned on cooking out- on the patio with all the saldoors most of the weekend. ads and side dishes . Alii had It knew this was the perfect to do was cook the steaks time to blow. It knew that and we could eat. They had plumbers and contractors beeh on the gri ll about three cost more on the weekends. minutes when my one and only tank of propane went lhis was pre-meditated. · Joe and his trucks leave dry .. (Jim Mullen is the author for the night. Fifteen hours to go. Our system is still not of "It Takes a Villa,~e Idiot: working. At 9 a.m. Joe Complicllling rile SililfJ/e shows up again. Three hours Life" wrd ''Babr :, First to go. This will ·never be Taltoo." You can rea ch him done in time. Two hours to at jim_lwrllen @mnroy. com I , pavilion with bfeachers and over 7.000 sq uare feet." Roush said . "It's jus! an awesome place. really." The jubilee began Tuesday anu runs SIX days. through · Sunday. Several natrona! ~o>pel. acts .wil l be featured. mclud1ng \\oade Spencer. the Connm' and the Hayes fam ily. La" year. nearly 100 campers came from II states ahd Canada. . · "De spite rumors that the jubilee was on its way down. we praised God that our crowd nearly doubled_'' Roush said . Admis;ion to the · event is free. There is plenty of room for camping, with electric and water available . Church members will be serving concessions. In total. more than 70 different singing groups are expected to perform ·at this. . • IDs The weather's getting better every day, summer is just around the corner, and we've got a gang of people coming up from the city lo spend the weekend with us . Jim We' ve bought the food , Mullen · we· ve aired out · the extra bedrooms, and we· ve picked up all the bigger dust bunnies. The guests should all • arrive about noon tomorrow. five grand." That's what Joe So l guess we all know what the contractor said. What l happens next The septic heard was, "Th'IS ·~ ~ a st'1ck system fails. up. Don't make any sudden Actually, I don't think moves and no one will get what we have is advanced hurt. Now, very slowly reach enou,ph to be called a "sys- into your back pocket and tern. Can dumpmg all the · hand me your wallet. If wastew:ater from your everybody keeps their head house . mto a 150-year-old and no one calls the police, hole '.n the ground under this will. be quick and painthe s1de yard really be less. You won't even miss called a system? That's like the money." "Are you going to tear up calling your kttchen trashcan a "trash system ," A lit- my lawq and leave a big tl_e f~ncy considering lhe open hole J'or three months· and humiliate me in front of suuauon. It 's a just' stupid pipe that . the neighbors?" ' _ goes into a hole in the "You've been watching ground. How low-tech can too many movies. This is you get? What's to go real life.' " ~rong'l The guests arrive in " I can' t worry about that 23 hours. How long does it 'today," I told him , "I'll take to fix something like worry about that tomorrow. this' How much will this When can we start?" cost to fix? He , gave a whistle and "Fixi ng the broken pipe backhoe roared tolife.' won't cost much, but bring''Don't you neec;l permis- , ing your septic system up to sion from the town ·) Some code - well , .this is just a kind of work permit'1 guess. but I'd say minimum. · "Permits? Permits'' We The Daily Sentinel • Page As Gospel jubilee opens ffi·w.va. Syracuse HOW MANY Don't worry, I've got a system Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. AI/ letters are subject to editing and inust be signed and include address ' and telephone numba No tmsigned letters will be published. Letters ' should be ,in ,gooii taste, addressing issues, not personalities. www.mydailysentinel.com , Deaths United Nations needs a new direction ...------------------------------~ LETTERS TO T.HE EDITOR Wednesday;May it, 2005 Local businessperson Bobble Karr spoke to the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce about "goal setting" and "purpose" in both business and life. Karr also spoke about the lessons ·she has learned from Nikken, a Japanese wellness company that deals with not only network marketing but encouraging people to invest in good health. Cha.mber from Page A1 • 'Ijle Middleport Fanner's · Market debut and Appalachian Heritage Celebration on . Saturday, May 14. • The chamber and River . City Players will host a murder mystery f dinner theater, "The Death of Dr. Pepper" on Friday, May 20 at Riverside Golf Course in Mason, W.Va. • , The Meigs· County Chronicle book is now avai I' able for order for $35 each. at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. • Texas Hold'em Tournament will take place June 4 at the "Willi.ams Insurance" building next to Mick's Barber Shop in Pomeroy. • 'Jlle Meigs Chamber Golf Tournament will take place al I p.m. on Thursday, · June 9. Lunch will be served ai 12 p.m. • . Coffee, Commerce and Conversation will be held at 8 a.m. on every Friday at the chamber office. Other community announcements included: • Appalachian Heritage Celebration from lO a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May .. J4. The outhouse parade will . take place at 12:30 p.m. • Meigs County Relay for ' Life, May 13-14 at 'the Meigs County Fairgrounds. • Gold Wings and Ribs Festival, June 3-5 at Pomeroy · Riverfront. • Middleport. Fa(mer 's Market, 9 a.m. - l p.m, starting every Saturday in June. • Spring Fling Dance, 7 p.m. lo 11:30 p.m. on May 14 at the Rutland Civic Center. • Free beginner computer classes sponsored by the Univpsity of Rio Grande . Crossroads I Work-Net P,rogram from 9:30 a.m. to II :30 a.m., May 17-20 and May 24-27 at the University of Rio Grande/ Meigs Center computer lab. For more inforrnatiori call992-00l0 by May 16. The next Meigs County Chamber of Commerce business minded luncheon will take place at 12 p.m. on June 14 at the Wild Horse Cafe. will enable us to develop a plan that will, in turn, allow us to go after a larger grant," said Fiscal Officer Susan Baker,' who also serves on the committee. The grant, if approved, would be administered lly Buckeye Hills/Hocking Valley Regional Development District and would require no local matching funds. The committee working on the revitalization effort has already qualified for a $10,000 ·Appalachian Regional Commission g(ant by completing the LeadershipPienty program under the.direction of BHIHVRDD. The $5,000 Brownfield Assessment would provide < for an inspection of the Park Street School building and real estate surrounding it to determine what hazardous materials or contamination must be addressed in order .to r~ lJabilitate the site. The school and property .· surrounding it are adjacent to the village garage. and the building was used for village storage for several years. although it is now vacant. According to Hays, BH/HVRDD would make the funds available through its. own appropriation from the federal government for the assessment. That assessment would include an .evaluation for asbestos, lead-based paint, underground storage tanks. damage from mining activity and other b.arriers to demolishing the b uilding. · Hays saiu the village has a good chance Of receiving a Presents. HIRING AT COOLSPOT #1 Coolville, Ohio TO MIDDLEPORT VOTERS FOR BELIEVING THERE tAM BE A RENEWED AND STRONGER MI,DDLEPORT E. ?~toMe $500,000 Issue Two grant for all projects with more than 55 pan of the cost of a new points were awarded funding , water treatment plant, to be Hays said. built on Page Street near Village Administrator Overbrook Center. The grant Bradford Anderson said application will come before Monday evening the Issue an executive committee .in Two package would provide Columbus on May 17, Hays about one-fourth of the total said, and she will represent funding needed for the new the village at the meeting. plant. If the village can Grants in the Issue Two secure another half-million program are awarded on a dollars .in grant funding the point system, and the vil- project, it will be considered lage 's application has been a· good tinancing package. assigned 58 points. Last year. according to Anderson. Two WordsYou're.Covered. · Accidents happen. That's why we're there for you. We offer individual solutions and help customize your policy so ALL your insurance needs can be,niet. Call us ... Slop by.:. -it's your choice! - The suspects include the sinister butler_ a paranoid maid, a sleepwalking niece. several from Page A1 crooked cooks, a shifty chauffeur, and the eccentric Mrs. . 'Maniac Manor ' revolves. Buflington herself. The admission price is $2 around the murder of Mr. for adults and $1 for students. Buffington. Hired by Mrs . Buffington to solve het husband's murder, amateur detectives Alexis Scott and Tabby Ross arrive . at Buffington Manor to tind a house full of possible suspects. A BIG THANK YOU ';I!IUHat~ iion by the Meigs County Select Few from Meigs High Commissioners. School, the S.P. Four, and the After the opening ceremony Rock 'n CountryCloggers .. the survivors will take the first ''The music and games and lap around the track follo\ved . other entel1ainment will conby the caregivers of cancer ti nue through the night. .. said victims. Teams will then JoAnn Crisp. c.hairman, also begin taking tums walking or noting that this year the . running on the midway track. Mi.ddleport-Pomeroy Rotary Tammy Taylor will be Club will be there to serve soloist for the luminary ser- breakfast from 7 to l 0 a.m. vice to be emceed by Carson .on Saturday mornin~ . · , Crow at dusk. There will the "The Relay for Ltfe is the ceremony of the "e!llpty signature fundriser event for chair," the lighting of the the American Cancer Society candle of hope, and prayer by . and is critical in raising funds the Rev. Fr. Walter Heines. for cancer research, educaEnterta'iners. at the event tion, prevention and early will include Joey Wilcoxen, detection to increase all of Dwight ICenhower doing an our chances of livin~ a canElvis. tribute, Oasis Band, A cer-free life," said Cnsp. abou! a dozen sta te s. Activities will begin at noon on Friday and , continue · through Saturday. Eight or more rib ve ndors will be on si te to serve food beginning at noon on Friday. Added ti> the festi val this year wall be "art in the park' ' cha ired by the Meigs Hi gh School art teacher. The judging of motorcycles, two fight parades. and a variety of eillertainment are on the agenda and agai n this year those attending will select the recipient of the "Ohio's best Ribs'' title. Quickel also announced the "Gospel on the Levee" program to be held on June II by the Crusade for Christ committee. Four gro up s will entertain with what Quickel called ··music with a bluegrass slanl.'j Bill Neutzling met with 'the m'erchants to talk about a "Super Sunday Car Show" to be held on Don Tate Motors lot on. Aug. 21. He said the cars will be judged and awards will go to the top 50. There is an entry fee of $10 for those entering cars. · Don Tate is the primary sponsor. Added tbis year to the car · show will be an arts and crafts show on the parki11g lot. Neutzling suggestec! perhaps merchants would want to say open during the show which will get underway at noon. All proceeds, he said, will be· used for secret Santa projects for area children. 2- 12am-8am Fuel desk castiier 1-4 pm- 12am Fuel desk cashier 1- 3pm- II pm Dishwasher I 3pm- II pm Server Pomeroy JEFF WARNER 113 W. 2nd Street 992-5479 D Nationwide" . ' On Your Sicfe - ' EXCLUSIVE SAVINGS Save Big with Nationwide.U: by joining the Farm Bureau. 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Bl The Daily Sentinel Five Red women named Ali,AMC, Page B2 ·ruo falls to Ohio, Page B~ • State board approves Diebold Governor, lawmakers say no need Le~ ~o' r · halting· to executions J•n Ohi•o BY JOHN· McCARTHY ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER COLUMBUS - A state board on Tuesday approved Diebold Electiun Sy stem s' .touch-screen voting machines for use in Ohio. The staie elections chief still must sign off on the machines, which a rival company is trying to block in coun. The Board of Voting Machine Examiners said the Diebold'machines equipped with a viewer through which Voters can .see their choices before they are counted com, plied with Ohio law. Secretary of Slate Kenneth Blackwell usually goes along · with · its recommendations , agency spoke sman James Lee said. The board's approval came before the .state obtained a documer · certifying it has met federal requirements under the Help Amerip Vote Act. However. said the Seneca - tiled letters .supmachines had been . tested poning the ES&S law suit. {t under standards set by the Friedman-Wilson said ·the COLUMBUS (AP) National Association of State board acted improperly. Elections· Directors, but the . "The board of exam iners Ohio Gov: JJob Taft and top company had yet to rece ive ju.st decided they could , lawmakers said Tuesday they doc umentation. change the rules. They unilat - would not·call for a moratoriThe slate should not have erall y decided they didn't um on executions in Ohio in approveu Diebold's machines . need a NASED number;· she reacti on to a first-ever analywithout the federal cenitkate. said. sis of that system by .The. The Slate has about $ 11 5 Associated Press. said Jill Friedman -Wil son. spokeswoman for Elec ti on mi llion in fedenil n10ney to .. The Ohio. chapter of the Systems & Software. which spe nd on new vo ting American Civil Liberties . also makes touch -screen machines for Ohio 's 88 coun- Union and Ohioans to Stop machines. ES&S is· suing ties. Diebold makes th·e only Executions on Monday Bl ackwe ll .in Franklin County touc h-scree n machine~ demanded .the state stop exeCommon Pleas Coun, tryi ng approved by the stale. Both cut ions, citing AP findings to stop him from offering the Diebolu and ES&S make that the capital punishment . Diebold machines to county optica l scan mac hines that system has been applied · boards of elections. have met stale and federal unevenly since it was enacted Judge Dale Crawford set approvaL Those systems read in 1981. closing arguments in the case cards that voters mark with No individual case highfor May 17- four days after pencils to make their choices. li ghted in the study .showed the deadline Black,well has Under federal law, the new an inappropriate se ntence , set for state .approval of vot- machine~ must be in · said Taft , a Republican. ing systems. Voting officials precincts by lhe first federal "You can't make blanket in fi ve Ohio counties election of 2006, which in judgments," he said. " You Mahoning, Delaware, O.hio likely will be the May . have to look at eath case · Sandusky, Ottawa and primary. individually." · · Alrosa Villa nightclub where band Dama~ep lan . Nathan Gale shot and killed The officer says he's four people. including received a flood of e-mails · · renowned heavy metal gui- since the shooting. tarist "Dimebag" Darrell "A lot of the e-mails were Abbott. Gale, 25. •was still saying ; you know, they were . shooting and had taken a heavy metal rockers, and they hostage when the officer never got along with police in came in. the past," Niggemeyer said. · Nigge meyer killed Gale , '' And thi s really changed 25 , with one shotgun blast their view on how· police are while he still had the hostage now where they live and how in hi s arms. · · they treat police now. And I "You just hope you never think that's great." are involved in something Niggemeyer was nominated like · this." Niggemeyer said for a bravery award sponsored of the incident that unfolded by the television program at the Cjffi~en by Abbott's "America's Most Wanted." House Sr.eaker Jon Hu sted said any bill for a study would get conside ration'. Lawmakers want to ensure all elements of ·the criminal justice · system are operating fa irly, the . Dayton-are~ Republican said. "If we' re conv inced it 's not being done. ·we' ll take efforts to repair that." . ., Senate President · Bill t-iarri s. an Ashland Republican. said he will ·not · seek a moratorium and hasn't decided if the Legi slature needs to study the application of the death penalty, although the AP stories "strongly suggest that." .• The Daily Sentinel • Subscribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysentinel.com AEP ;__ 35.17 Akzo -40.55 Ashland Inc. - 66.56 AT&T - 18.8,6 BLI-11.44 Bob Evans - 22.31 BorgWamer - 50.63 Champion - 3.90 Charming Shops - 7. 72 City HoldiOC - 32.67 Col-47.14 · (Xl-20.97 puPont ~ 47.59 federal Mogul - .SO .USB- 28.39 Gannett - 76.50 beneral Electric - 35.83 QKNLY- 4.50 Marley Qavldson -· 48,69 . JPM - 35.14 . Kroger - 16.25 Ltd.- 20.85 NSC- 31.41 Oak Hill Flnanclal'~0.13 f)VB- 33.75 IIBT- 39.43 Peoples - 26.30 Pepsico - 56.37 Premier - 10.15 llockwell - 48.66 Today's games Tournament Softball Wavefly at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Sciotovi!le at South Gallia, 5 p.m. Meigs at Marietta, 5 p.m. C~aville at Southern. 5 p.m. ' Thursday's games Tournament Ba.Hball Miller at Eastern, 5 p.m. · Gall!a Ac!;!.demy at Warren , 5 p.m. RavenswOOd at Point Pleasant, 6 p.m. Track TVC Meet at Vinton County, 4 p.l"fl . W.\/a. Reglonals al Rhchle Co:, TBA Ten nit Sectional at Portsmouth, 9 a.m. W.Va. Stale Tournament. TBA ' •' '' Friday'• gamea · .. Toi,-mament Baaaball Ravenswood at Point Pleasant, 6 p.m. TrocJc ave Meet at Fairland, 4 p.m. Tennlt - Sectional at Portsmouth. 9 a.m. W.Va. State Tournament. TBA . Saturdey'l garnee Tournament Softball Weterford/MIIter at Eastern, 5 p:m. TriCk SEOAL Meat at Logan, 10 a.ni . . Tennlt · .. W.Va. State Tournament. TBA Rio Schedule Some . Today's Thursday, May 12 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) lt should be a cloudy morning. Temperatures will climb from 63 to 77 by late this morn ing . . Winds will be 5 MPH from the n.onhwest. Afternoon (1-.6 p.m.) It will · continue to .' be cloudy. Some raindrops are in the forecast. Expect accumu- . lations ' of 0.03 inches. Temperatures will fall from 79 early this afternoon to 72. Winds will be 5 to 10 MPH from the northwest turning from the northeast as the afternoon progresses. DI!IIY stock reports !Ire the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partnen1 at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. BY ScoTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT TUPPERS ' PLAIN S Spotting Southern (9-13 , 5II) five runs over the first four innings, the Eastern Eagles posted a huge comeback to beat the Lady Tornadoe s 9-S Tuesday .ni ght in i1 Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division. softball game at Eastern High School. Eastern (14-9, 11-5) capitalized on great. timely hitting and a couple of crucial Southern errors in the fourth inning to claim the win. Easternpounded out ten hits overall , led by Krista White with a 2-3 night and a dou.ble , while Casey Smith hammered out a 3-3 night with a double and added a walk. Kelsey Holter was 2- · 0. . 3. while Jenn y Arm es, Southern the n went up 5Brilany Bi ~se ll . and Ca" ic 0 in . the fourth whe n Nutter each s ingl~d. . Pi ckens singled. Bonn ie Southern hitter' were Allen had an RBI doub le. 'Joanne Pickens 2-3 wi tli and Lind,ey Buznird had an two singles. Nick Tucker a RBI 4-3 ground nut. do uble. Brooke Ki ser a douTo this poi nt the offense ble, Bethan y Riffle a don- was all Southern 's. The side ble, Bonnie Allen a double, soon changed, however, as and Linda Eddy a sing le. Eastern rallied in a big way. Southern plated two runs Knsta Wh11e smgled to lead in the second on a Nicki off the fourth . and Bntany Tucker double and Bethany B)sse ll wal ~ed. Morg·an Riffle do uble who scored \\eber sacnf1ced the runSarah Eddy who was a ners with a bunt. then after a pinch runner fo r Tucker. grou nd out tor the. second Pickens then singled ho m~ out ot the mn1n g, a Riffle for a 2-0 Southern Southern error at th 1rd let ·· · home two runs. the n Holter lead. . Southern added a si ngle · uoubled and another error run in the third when on a sqUtbber by Georgana Lindsey Buzzard drew a Koble ntz brought home walk and scored on a -sacri fice fly by Nicki Tucker, 3Please see Eastern. Bl things just Bryan Walters/photo EastErn I I . Southern 3 Eastern sets date for hoops camp ought to TUPf>ERS PLAINS Eastern High School will be holding its 7th annual Eagle Basketball Ca·mp May 31 through June 3. The camp is open Ia boys and girls who will be entering into grades 4, 5 or .6. The · cost is $30 for pre:registration and $40 on the first day of camp. Included in <he camp cost will be fundamental basketball instruction, a camp tshirt and basketball and individual awards are possible . For more infomiation contact . ijowie caldwell," 40878 Old Seven Road, Reedsville , OH, 25772. . match. . GALLIPOLIS - Girls in _grades kinderganen thi'ough Sth next year can be a pan the ).,il' Blue Angels Basketball Camp at the Nazarene Church on First Avenue on June. 13-15. · The camp will be held 4 p.m. .to 6 p.m. each day. Each participant will recieve basketball instruction, get to participate in fun gam~s. receive a camp t-shirt, along with a basketball and rerreshments. The cost is $4~ if pre-registered and $55 after June I. . Contact 446-3212 to register, or call Chris EUcessor at 4419838, Mike Brace al 245-9677 or .Duane Estep at 304-8245870 for more information. • ·--:.-- . Eastern's Morga n Weber, right, lays down a sacrifice bunt during the fifth inn ing ofTuesday·s game with Southern. The lady Eagles wo n the Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division finale 9-5. Rio vs. Ohio Dominican , ~0 a.m. Galli{lolis Area Basketball Camps Rocky Boots -. 29.43 RD Shell - 58.77 sac- 23.45 · Wal-Mart - 48.72 Wendy's - 44.08 Worthington - 16.23 Eastern rallies to beat Lady 'Does game Lil' BlueAngel Basketball Camp event near 0.05 inches . Tem'peratures will hold steady around 63. Winds will be 5 MPH from the west turning from the northeast as the ove~night progresses. EastErn 9 . SouthErn 5 Region IX Tournament at Ohio Dominican Local Stocks ~CI- 48.02 Prep Schedule Ohio executed seven men last year, second only t6' Texas. The siale has executed 16 men since 1999 when it began Ia .carry out death sen.tences again. NewsChannel Wednesday, May II Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) · Temperatures will rise to 77 ivith today's low of 60 occurring around 6 a.m .. Skies will be mostly sunny to mostly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the southwest. Afternoo.n (1-6 p.m.) · There is a slight chanct; of rain. Temperatures will stay ne:~~ 80 with today's higli' of 82 occurring around 3 p.m .. Skies will range from mostly sunny to cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the southwe st turning from the northwest as !he afternoon progresses. ; Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) : Some rain is likely. Temperatures will drop from 79 early this evening to 67 . Skies will be par\ly cloudy to Cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the northwest turning !'rom the south as the evening progresses. Overnight (1:6 a.m.) It · looks like a cloudy overnight We are predicting light rain. The rain will stan around I am. The rain is predicted to end near 2 a.m. with .. total accumulations for this Wednesday, May 11, 2oos . Proud to.be a part of your life; Officer who ended nightclub shooting speaks for ftrst time ' COLUMBUS (A P) - A Columbu s police oftlcer who ended a fatal nightclub shooting spree with a single shotj;un blast said he had no way of knowing what was waiting for him when he burst· in on the gunman. ··we just knew what we were being told on the radio . You always hope you can get there quiCker, save more lives," Officer James Niggemeyer told WCMH-TV in his first public comments since the Dec. 8 shooting. . With no backup. Niggemeyer entered the . · The AP's analysis or 1,936 capital indictments from 1981 through 2002 found that defendants were more than twice as likely to receive a death sentence for killing a wtiite victim than for pilling a black victim. Nearly half of the capital punishment cases ended with a plea bargain . The study also found discrepancies in death sentences based on the county where the crime was committed . · The House la st year approved a bill that .would hav~ required a si milar' study of the death penalty system. but senators· refu sed to go along . .Rep. Shirley Smith said she plans to re_introduce the study bill soon . 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Those in grades 4-6 nest year will be . lleld from noon until 2 p.m., )Vhile grades 7-9 will .be from ~ p.m.-4:15p.m. - Each participant will receive . basketball instruction, a camp basketball, refreshrwents and a t-shirt, and can compete. in contests for prizes. The cost is $45 or $55 after June I. . Contact Jini Osborne 4469284 for more information . ~rod Sherman,- Editor. F<O) 446-2342. ext 33 bsherman 0 mydailytribuna.com lkyan-Spcll1aW- HOLZER CLINIC (T40) 446-2342 , ext,f23 w- bwattera 0 mydailyfribune.com u..y Crum, ~ (3041675-1333. ext19 lcrumO mydailyraglster.com Simpson finishes hoops _ career RIO GRANDE - It was tough senior season for University of Rio Grande swingman Matt Simpson on the basketball court. A f t e r struggling in the early pan of the sea;;on, he b e. g a n c I i c k when · an Simpson injury cui his fin·al campaign on the floor shan. Simpson was then relegated to watching a promising season end prematurely as the il)juryriddled Redmen failed to make the American Mideast Conference Tournament The injury not only kept of him court for the final eight and a half games of the season, but most likely · cost him I ,000 career points. He finished with 821 points in 120 games (6.8 per game average). The injury was a factor in the late season struggle for .the Redmen . as it took away an experienced player who was a tough match- . up for opposing defenses. He was an excellent free-throw shooter and led the team in that category in 2004-05. Simpson made 37-of-40 attempts (92.5 percent). For his career he made 173 free throws in ·208 attempts (83 percent). · • Plenty was expected : from the 6-6 Simpson • · heading into his senior • season after an outstand- • ing junior campaign in • which he was the .team's 0 second leading scorer • (10.1 ppg.). Simpson was : the go-to-guy for Rio ' • down the stretch as they • advanced to the semi- • finals of the AMC : Tournament. He earned • 2nd ,Team AII-AMC .South · • Division honors. : Simpson did ex)ierience ' • the 'national tournament as • a sophomore. The Redmen • went 22-14 and won the : AMC Tournament in • exciti·ng fashion, ·beating • Shawnee State ·on their : home court and made a • second trip in three years • to the NAIA Divi sion II : , · f Bryan Walters/photo · · Southern·s Butch Marnhout, right, tags out Eastern·s Ken Amsbary during a steal atte mpt Tuesday. Anisbary was called ou't on. the play, but his Eagles would pull off an 11-3 victory over the Tornadoes in Tri-Valley Conference action. Eagles soar past·Southern BY ScoTT WoLFE Thursday. Senior Derek single; and Chri.i Myers two · inni ·ng jam and close the __s_PO_R~r_s_co...,"_"'_s_•o_N_D_ EN_r__ Teaford played his last base- RBis. game by retiring the side in . ball game for t~e Tornadoes . Eastern' s Matt Morris order. They combined for TUPPERS PLAINS The Eagles of Coach Brian recorded the win in a seri es three strike outs and five Eastern ( 17-5) pulled away · Bowen are on the ,verge of of -four EHS hurlers. Morri s walks. from a 6 _3 score in the fifth one of the schools' better went four. innings before . Eastern werit up. 2-0 in the records. and · hopes to do _ handing the reigns over to second inning . Ryan Smith inning to defeat the Southern some damage in the upcom- Joel Lynch. Dustin Riggs. opened the inning with a sinTornadoes 11 -3 Tue sday ing tournament. and Chris Myers. They com- gle, Matt Morris was hit by a Eastern pounded out bined for three strike outs pitch. and both scored on a night during boys varsity TriValley Conference Hocking eleven hits in . posting the and live walks. Joel Lynch si ngle, the score Division action at Eastern huge win, led by Corey Butch 2-0. Southern ·s High SchooL Shaffer with a3-4 night and a Marnhout was tagged with In the third inning Eastern Southern bows out for the double. K en Amsbary was 2- the loss with relief from Ryan widened its lead to 6-0. season with an 8-16 record; 3, Matt Morris 2-4, Joel Chapman in the fourth and Corey Shaffer · sipgled, while Eastern now awaits the Lynch 2-3 with a double, Phil Wes Riffle who pitched stan of its tournament run Pierce a single. ·Ryan Smith a strong to gel out of a fifth Please see Soar. 8:1 .••...... .•...••.......•.. ••••••••••••••••...............•.•. •.•....... ~ ~ ' . . •• Pleasant Valley Hospital & the PlH Foundation request the pleasure of your eompany... · •: •• •• • ....... - . • •'rhUJ'sday, ~lay 12, 200a • •Begins .a t 1 p.m. • •Ptablie is <,-ordiaJiy hn'ited • •Light ~freshments will be sened ·• •Free pft to those who attend event (W'/Iile 611ppliell ltuf) . . Dedication to Vitus Hartley, Jr.. new entryway, renovated main lobby, Foundation Donor Wall. 24-Hour Flower Machine & the Honor & Memory Wall Slnlpson. 8:1 • • : • ••• ••• ... • �• Page 82 • The Daih Sentinel Wednesday, May 11, www.mydailysentinel.com CollEgE NotES - Simpson RIO GrandE r Five Redwomen named to AU-AMC Team BY MARK WILLIAMS SPEC o\l TO THE SENT!NE \\lth RB I '-Ll\!111_ \1 l "'l I :! douhll:-. llllll lcJ Ihe tc 1111 De tensnt.:h . . hr mtde Ulll\ [OLI! LIIOI.., ):)R I ll I ~Hl) llelutng pll ) ( nnn \\ h 2nd T~.: 1m Al l ,\MC So uth 1 ye 11 tgo Ol d1n g '"IIi nt1nc d Fu:-.t Tc 1111 101 I he >cco nd '-11 n~IH \e 11 de-.,pl tc her th l lllbLI" gmng t.hm 11 The F111i1eld 11.111\c sllll 111~11 t_ccl to bit 41{• 1'~ 12'11 111th l11c )HJI1iel' md I [L Ill k itiJII_ .\2 Rlll Sht..: ,u_Hcd 10 lUllS 111d tot li ed I() doubles 111d ,, lc:.t m h12.h '!\X t 1 1pl e~ ch llle es She b 1tt cd 342 (41 tor 120) \1 llh .1 team leadtng seve n home runs and 33 Rlll s Jones ,tlso sc01ed 29 ru 11s ami regtstere d II dou bit's .tnd one li tp le Junt o! sho rt sto p Kmten Chc1 alter and lre,hm ,w cc nt ei ! 1eld er Jess l(d Ro ~s "e re tabbed non or.tble lllt:!ll\011 Che1 li te r batt ed 296 (1" lot 108) \\tth 21 RBI s dnd leu the squad tn run s ,,oted "1th 42 She co llec ted '"" " doubles thtee do ubl es .md a team htg h 22 w.tlks I"' from Page Bl Natton<~l Tournum ent m Pm nl Lookout MO S1mpso n contnbu ted 59 pomts and 3 3 per g<~me m " pnma11Iy subs titute role on that club Rm Gra nde \lent 78 53 ( 595) 111 Stmpson s lotlr years <IS" pl<~y e r "'lh t"o 20 wm seasons and a 19-wm campatgn In addltiOJF 10 the 821 career pomts S 1mpson pu lied down 439 rebou nds n 7 per game) d1shed ou t 126 ass tsts (I I per game), and blocked 55 shots S1mpson's most glamm ous honor however was achte vlllg the h1ghesl academiC award a player can recel\e Junw r l:lr.tndt Jo11es was Ross m~de a stron g hrst md 26 lll!h tnd 11 11ned to the Second Te.t m 11npress1on and prm ed to \11~ lwm~..: lUll ~.:olll..:dlll..._ CEDARVILLE Ft'< Unl\ erslt} of Rro G1 mdc sol tball playeJS h,l\ e been named to the All A me"' 111 Mt deas t Con lellme South Dtv1 ston te.un teh.:a:-.ed on Tuesday Senwr ttrst bdsem~ul Ann Conn and JUntt\1 IJ.!ht !re id er Je nn y Oldu1g \'.-etc named 10 the htst I eam Conn a na t11c ol Wheelersbut g l une on 111 the last two. . v/ct:ks 11 th~..: pldte ,tnd pl,tyct.l l sOl id t1rst base ,til sedson J on~ Sh e hrl 321 (-I I lOT I "71 , be one ot the be st lead ott hitters 111 the le,tgue Ross led th e Redwomen 111 batttng wllh a 452 (56 to r 1241 .;ve rage She knocked m I 3 runs scored 39 markers and npped tour double s .md rwo tnple s Ross was also th e team s sto len base c hampiOn wnh 16 R10 Gr,mde fmtshed the sea son With a 26-16 ree o rd and nMde It s thlfd conseCLI tl\e .tppe.tranc e m th e Amencan Mtdeast Conterence Qualifytn g Tournam e nt BY MARK WILLIAMS sea ted on th!O\\ mg error Oh 10 ( 22 19- I) took ove1 11 that pmnt md \hts never he tded The Bobcat s sc ored ATHE NS- Untvers ll } llf Inc nms Jll the th11d .md four Rto Gr<1ndc Rcdm en h ~.t cl each 111 the fo urth 111d lth h base ball coach Brdcl 111111 11 gs respt:cl l \ cl) The Warnunont Wdnted d tough n11dd le of the Ohto halt tn e test pnor to the NA JA Regtlln 0 1der was murder on R10 IX Tourn ament later tillS Gr.mde pttchmg week On Mond,ty e1emng Anthom Gre>>~Ck was I he got that tough test a> hts lot I Wi th 1110 rulls >Co red ball club dropped a 11 5 t\\o Wd lk s and two RBI Ben dectston to Ohto dt Bob Wren Crabtree was 2 tor 4 wtth a Stadtum doub le a run scmed and Tlie evemng started well th ree RBI and Phtl Sabattn l enough for Rt o Grande (30 ""' 2-tor 4 v.tth a tnple a 20) as senwr lell ftelder Scott home run four RBI ,md two Petermi(n hll the lhtrd ptl ch ru n ~ scored of the -game out of the ball Du st} Hammond dlso hud park for a home run gn 1ng ,1 fo ur htt ga me tor the the Red men a I 0 lead It "as Bobcats und Wtlh e Walker the SIX th homer of the seaso n ~Vas 2 for 3 wtth two run s sco red and two RBI for Peterman Ohto npped R1 o pttchmg for Rw added a run 1n tile sec ond mmng when sentor nghl 15 htts ftelder Charlie Ka beal o Rto Grande had lis share SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEl ot ht ts '" well collectmg 14 on the nrg ht Sophomore lett fl elde t N,ne Chau led the way \\lth ,1 3 fo r 4 effort Jumor fir st baseman Mtchael Bt anon "as 2 tor 4 wtth a solo home run m the fou rth to cut the dehut to 5-4 Sophomore deSJgnated ht tter M1c hael Warren was 2 for 4 wtth a double and a run scored and JUnror thtrd base man Kevtn Dolan was 2 tor 5 wtth a RBI Senror southpaw Soloman Alam look the loss for the Redmen A lam (4 4) strug gled w11h hrs control tn the thtrd mntng when he was tou ched up tor the four of the five markers tn that mntng He pt tched two mntngs, gtvtng two h1ts and walkmg four Ohro rocked fre shman reliever Chns Brown tor etght runs 111 two mnmgs BY MARK WIUIAMS SPEC A.L TO THE SENT NEL CEDARVILLE Unnersny of Rr o Grande nght ftelder Ch<1rlte Kabe,do was named the Amencan Mtdeasr Conterence offen- s"e player of the week fo r the week of May 2 8 Kabealo a 6 2 semo1 bat ted a bhstenn~ 538 With a home run and-lne RBI s as the Redmen tallied to wm thetr AMC ToUiname nt Qualifrer sen es at Malone two games to one The Redmen dropped the ope mn g game 14 6 and then responded wtth a 13 3 vtcto ry to even the senes Kabealo went 2 for-4 with a run scored and an RBI m that wm Rto won the thlfd game 18 16 rn I 0 mnmgs "1th Kabealo gomg 5 for 6 ...........-».__..- Joel lync h (4) Dustm A ggs (6) Chns Myers (7) and Terry Durst WP - Mat! Morr s LP - BU1ch Mamhout Knsta Wh1te p1tched a great game as she stymred Southern bats the last three mnrngs She struck out five and walked two show111 g much parse m keepmg her team m the game, then closmg strong for the wrn Bethany Rrftle p1tched a very good game for Southern She gave up JU St four earned runs on J.O__bus , stnklng out four and walkmg JUSt two Eastern plays the wtnner of Mrller-Waterford for the sectional title Saturday wtnle Southern hosts Crooksvtlle m the first round of the sect10n al on Wednesday from PageBl another run and left Koblentz safe at ftrst Casey Smith then hammered a two run " double for a 5 5 tre Eastern then earned the momentum mto the ftfth - '""'ng.-Wh.te lea off "rth a double , Morgan Weber walked , and Casste Nutter had an RBI smgle Hannah Pratt had a sacnfice safety bunt, and Holter had an RBI smgle the scote now 8 5 Eastern "Fhe Lady Eagle~ of C_g_ac h Pam Douthitt scored an msurance run m the stxth when Jenny Armes smgled and scored on a Btssell dou ble, 9 5 IE! STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT by declares the vacaOF t1on ol a segment of TRANSPORTATION Stale Roule 3 3 B 1n Legal Copy No 01 05 Lebanon Township 05 Metgs County Ohio This Notice supplements a certa1n nottce relative to vacat1ng a port1on of State Route 338 1n Lebanon Township Me1gs County Oh10 that was published on February 9 2005 and February 16, 2005, 1n The Da1ly Sentinel of Pomeroy Oh1o The action speclflcal- THE PURPOSE OF ty pertams to the sec t1on of S R 338 cur rently closed to traffic due to eros1on and damage along the Oh10 R1ver In addlt1on the remammg segments of State Route 338 shall be abandoned to lhe Me1gs County h1gh way system Upon lhe determt- THIS NOTICE IS TO nat1on that the sub PROVIDE LEGAL Ject highway was no SUCH longer necessary for NOTICE OF VACATION OF HIGH WAY TO THOSE OWN· ERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING ON THE PORTION OF HIGHWAY TO BE VACATED WHO WERE NOT the pu•poses of a public htghway a public hearmg was conducted on Thursday, January 27 2005 In the Metgs Co~nty Courthouse PREVIOUSLY NOTI FlED DIRECTLY AS at Pomeroy, Ohto Department of PROVIDED FOR IN Transportation OHIO CODE vacat1on and aban donment actions SECTION SSt I 07 REVISED OR MEN offl· ctals presented the TIONED IN THE PRE VIOUSLY PUBLISHED detailed below to the County offtctals and NOTlCE NOTHING TAINEO IN CON THIS Interested Citizens In attendance In con S1derat1on ot the NOTICE SHALL IN questions and com· ANY WAY EXPAND ments resultmg from OR LENGTHEN THE the public heartng, TIME WITHIN WHICH lhe Dtrector declares TO FILE A CLAIM THE VACATION OF FOR DAMAGES BY A SEGMENT OF THOSE WHO WERE STATE ROUTE 338 IN NOTIFIED PROPERLY LEBANON TO\YNOF SUCH VACATION SHIP OF HIGHWAY EITHER Said vacation to DIRECTLY AS PRO begin at o point on VIDEO FOR IN SEC· , 5 R 3 3 8 ldtntlllad TJON SS11 07, OHIO as Straight Line REVISED CODE OR Mileage {SLM) point BY THE NOTICE PUB 20 00 teld point LlSHED ON FEBRU bolng 0 60 mlleo ARY 9, 200S, AND north ol tho lntoraocFEBRUARY 16 200S Uon with S R 338 and IN TilE DAILY SEN US Route 33 thence TINEL OF POMEROY extend In a north OHIO In accordance with weaterly dlr•ctlon along S,R 338 to • lhe authority granted by Section 5501 31 Ohio Revlnd Code point Jdentllled ao SLM point 21 52 uld point being 0 2 mlies and pureuant to Section 5511 07 Ohio eoutheast of tbe lnleraectlon with S R Revlnd Codo lhe Dl,..:tor of the Ohio Department of Tronaportatlon hero 338 and S R t24 and there terminate The total tonglh ol S R 338 to be vocal ed shall be approx• mately 1 52 miles as measured along the centerline of the roadway Musk1ngu111 Drive, Mar1etta Oh1o 45750 Failure to file cla1ms 10 that manner is a \¥SIVer of any claim lHE ABANDON MENT OF BOTH REM NANT SEGMENTS OF STATE ROUTE 338 IN LEBANON TOWN SHIP for damage by reaoon ol the vacation In accordance with Sectton 5S11 07, Ohio Revtsed Code, the following alfecled Sa1d abandonment of the southern rem nant shall begin at the JUncllon of 5 R 338 and U S Route 33 bemg 1dent1f1ed as SLM 19 40 lhe ..., ce extend 1n a northerly d1rect1on along S R 338 a distance of 06 approximately m1les to SLM po1nt 2000 and there ter mmate The abandon lnent of the northern remnant shall begm at SLM potnt 21 52 said po10t being located 2 12 mtles from the J unct1on of S R 3 l 8 and U S Route 3 3 thence extend 10 a northerly direction along S R 3 3 8 a distance of approximately 02 miles to SLM pomt 21 72 and there ter m.nale The total length of S R 338 to be aban property owners who res1de out of state or whose address Is unknown shall lake due notice of the pending action and requirements for fil· mg a claim to wit Charles E Vandyke the Unknown Transferees, Ass1gns E x e c u t o r s , Administrators Oev1sees and Heirs of Clyde Vandyke approximately 08 miles as measured along the centerline of the roadway The abandoned portions shall revert to the Meigs County Syatem Highway once the final aban donmant 11 author lzed O.ceased , and all persons clalm1ng by through or under them Florence Edwards Unknown Transferees As11gns, E x e c u 1o r s A d m 1n IS tr at or s , Dev1sees and He1rs of W S Flen'ling, Deceased and all persons da1m1ng by, through or under them John F Noll, Charl81 H Shinn as the surviving spouse of Josephine Fleming Shinn, George H King David R Karr, WilHam M. Karr Ill, Jan• A Kerr lhe U n k n o w n Trtnafereea, Aealgna, E • e c u t o r a , Admlnlatralora DeviHBI and Helra of LouiH Fleming Noll, Decwaaed, and all given, that clalma for compen11tlon and through, or under them th• Unknown do ned shall be Notice lo hereby paroono claiming by demage may be lllod Tro~•flf-. E 1 e c u t with the Diatrlct Deputy Director on or Aulgne. o r 1 , AdmIn latr1t or 1 Devlooeo and Hoi,. of before June 1, aoos Clalmo by reaoon ot the vacation pro-- Joaophtno Flomtng ce1dlnga, muat be Shinn, o.c..Hd, •nd all peraona dalmlng duplicate addre,aed to Ohio Department of Tran1portallon Oiatrlct Deputy Director George M Collins 338 thtlm , the Unknown Tranaf•r..., Aaalgn1, E 1 1 c u t o r 1 Admln l atrllora , DeviiHI and Helra of Jeanne Fleming Karr, 'lied In writing. In by, through or under ~ ~ .... ~lghll: Deceased and all persons claiming by, through, or under them, and the Unknown Transferees Assigns Executors Administrators, Dev1sees and Heirs of Deborah Karr King Deceased, and all persons claiming by through or under them The final vacation act1on wtll not occur prior to June 1, 2005, and the settlement of all cla1ms Gordon Proctor, Director 51411 II:Cio I<-.-..:. ........ said Pa lmer Street, thence weal along said Palmer Street lorty nine {49) leet Thence north at rtght Vs Martha Gleason et at Defendanls Court of Common Pleas, l.tetgs County Ohio In pursuance of an order of aate 10 me directed from aald court In the above entitled ectton, I will expose Ia aale at public auction on lho front steps of the Molga County Courthouae on Frtdoy, June 17, 2005 at 10 ooam, of uld day, tho following dncrlbecl rut eoll18 SHulto tn tho Ylltoge of Middleport, County of Mlligo and State ol Ohio and bounded and dncrlbod ao lollowo Beginning 11 o point on tho toulh line aflat number one hundred ond olxty throe (163) In Plilmtr o addition to Sholfleld, now Middleport, on Polmtr Stroot, Fifty {60) feet wool !rom the aauthH..t comer of Mid lot. bolng lilly {50) - on aold Uno from alxlh alrHt thence weet along on lorty nine (49) leet Situated In the Village thence to the place of of Pomeroy, County beglnml)g, one hun dred {1 00) leet, and being the aame pram· 1ses formerly owned by Harriet Woodside and Mary Augusta Dawson Sa1d premises also know as 558 Palmer Street Middleport. OH 45760 PPN 15-01124 000 Property Taylor Courthouse day, the following described real estate Owner Taylor at Palmer Green Tree Serv1clng Pla1nllff County lel with said street {100) let east paral- Martha Sheriff Sales Meigs Friday June 17. 2005 at 10 OOam, of said Gleason, et al Case No 04CV161 expose to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Eastern 000 531 JC 9 10 2 - Bethany Riffle and Bonn1e A en Kr1sta While and Casey Smllh WP -While LP - R1ffle 558 Street Middleport, OH 45760 Prier References 95 Page47S Deed Volume AppraiSed at $30,000 00 Terms of sale Cannot be sold lor less lhan 213rda of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sherllf John DCiunk 5601 Hudoon Drive, SuHe400 Hudoon, OH 44236 330-342-8203 Anornty lor Plolntllf {5) 11. 11.25 tho Pubttc Notice Shet1ll Salol c..ol 04CY084 Bonk Ono Plolntllf Vo Plimlfa Bentz, Ill ol Delendenta Court of Common Pteoo, Molga County, Olllo ot an lo mo dlrtOCiod !rom oeld In purauance order of Nte court In the above oniUiod octlon, I will ot Meigs and State of Ohio, Being lllteen {15) !eel oH lhe East side ol Lol No 309 and twenty-five {25) !eel off of the West side of lol No 308 In Horton s Second Addition to Pomeroy Ohio Also, granting to the said Grantee&, their heus and ass1gns the right to erect and maintain a sewer from the property above described through and acroas Lot No 319, lying on Mechanic Street in said VIllage to Sugsr Run Creek Being the same J""ool oC'-'V- ·=---.. property as conveyed by Rollin P Skinner and Alma B Skinner to J A MUter end Sadie Miller by doled May 26 1916, end recorded In Vol 116, Page 6, of the Meigs County Deed Records Alao, the rollowlng parta of Late No 309 and 310, altuated on .... West side Ohio, and mora par· Uculorty deoerlbod •• followo, Being twen· ty-llve {25) - oH ol tho -~ olde o1 Lot No 309, and llltoon {15) !HI oft ol tho Eoot oklo of Lot No 310 In Horton'o Second Addition to tho Village of PonHtroy, ~lo. AIIO, lho right to uH tho _., told and built b y - May WOUol through tht tide of Lot No 310, No 317, and No 311 AIIO, lho right lo UN ftvo (5) - oft of tho I To Place l\egistcr \!tribune Sentinel Your Ad, 40) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• (7 40) 446-2342 (7Or 675-5234 To (740) 992-2157 Offtee llo~~ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD of .,...,..-~..__.- Lot No 330, running back at that width twenty {20) teet from Mulberry Street for the purpose of a driveway and excepting from the above conveyance to ..,~.- \'\\0 1 \(I \II \IS r ANNOUNffi\1ENI'S Or Danny Westmo eland w1ll be Open •ng a DIElt Chn1c 1n the next co upe of me~s At th s t me we pan to be open on Fndays and Sa turdays lor Otel Cl n c On ly Contact Westmore and Fam1ly Care Center @ 304 773 5333 or RACO yard sale for scholar 773 5000 ship lund at Star Mill Park Racine on May 10 and 11 from 9 to 4 and May 1:2 from 9 to 2 Thursday all •lams 8 K11tens 2 months o d ha I pnce and cloth1ng $1 DO Cal co M11ten Paw r sh a bag Sofa & Cha1r slee p Cream & Black (304)675 er sofa m crowaves reel n 7137 er b cycles linens dishes gl asswa e exerc se equ p ment antique tab e coffee tables holiday decorat ons toys d shwashe walkers Free to good home kittens 5 twin box spnngs flower con weeks o ld Call 740 992 ta ners & vases baskels 6694 even1ngs lots of m1sc Thanks for your Free to good home 2 rabbit suppor1 949 2031 or 949 guntea p gs 3 cats roosters 2656 r G veaway Sm)ll female cat greylt1ger striped al ready spayed good w th k1ds (740)441 1565 r LOsl Male Beagl e w 111 Shocking cello lost 1n TNT area ~award (304)675-2245 ..... PO Box 5480 Clnclnnall, 45201 5408 513-24 I -3100 ~~~ I Ohio for PlalniiH (5)t1 , 18 25 the GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Dally In-Column 1 DO p m Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Days Paper Sunday In Co lurhn 1 DO p m Friday For Sundays Paper All Display 1,2 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display 1 00 p m Thursday for Sundays Paper • All ads must be prepaid' Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days ••••'P•F••I a sststant man agars cash ers and food serv1ce employee pos 11 ons avatlable Full or pa rt I me w th fie)( be schedules and excellent benefits roDo TRUCK BODY REPAIR One at Oh o s ead ng motor earners has an mmedtate op emng lor a heavy duty t uc~ body repatr techmc1an w th mechanlca exper ence Work expenence w th Applications ava•lable at InternatiOnals and 2943St At 141 Gallipo s Fre ghtl ners s des rable 15054 St Rt 160 V nton F1ve day wo k week patd 56 V ne Street Gallipolis vac at1on personal days Or apply on 1ne at parmar health nsurance pa1d hoh stores com or fax resu mes days overtime pay 401 K to 1 740 373-6854 plan and lin fo rm s are among the many benef•ts at He p wanted Darst Adult workmg at Arctc Express Group Home (740)992 nc W1ll pay top dollar lor the 5023 nght person The pes 11on s open now and you can beg n Holzer Clime work lmmedtately Fax erna•l or n person app cants are Hyman Resoya:es welcome Manager Ho zer Clin c 1s seek ng an HA Manager to maMge all HR l unchons ncludtng but not limited to employment employee relations benehts appra1sal program po CIB$ and procedures worker s compensat on and unem Garage Sale Thursday plo)o ment Th s person w.ll FnQay Saturday 9 2 also bil respons1b e for man Household terns clo thes ag1ng all processes w1thm HR IS databa se toys nice prices 907 27th the Bache or s degree reqUired ~S;:tc•~•::.•-~~---., Th ree to f1ve years of HR WANrnl exper ence prefer ed ~ TO BlN Cand date must have strong orgamzat1ona commun ca Absol"l9 Top Dol ar u s l10n leadersh p a11d com S lver and Gold Co1ns puter skills Prool selS Gold R1ngs U S Currency M T S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Ga IPOl S 740-446 2842 r W II pay up to $50 each lor unwanted or junk veh1cles to haul away (740)992 0413 I M•ss ng la rge male wh te cat oo answer eave message w1th orange stn ped I \ II ' I \ II \ I ta 1/spots last seen on D1 lon \ I In I( I \ Ad (740)446 9477 10 \hNTEil liELPWAoVIED Managers Denver Fann n Maintenance Super ntendent 42n Lyman Onve H1tl ard OH 43026 Fax 614 5274 114 lnley @arct •cex Ema•l press com E 0 E /Drug free wo kplace Gentles Contr 1r.t on Home Improveme nt 30 years ex per ence Custome' sa t factton gua eneed Anytmg w nh home 1mp ~vemen t Compare our p tees Free es ltmate (740)255 6978 or (740)441 0342 Georges Fl()rtable Sawmill don t haul your lqgs to the m1ll JUSI c;a I 304 675 1957 Handyman fo Repa s and Small Improvement Rro1ects (304)882 2755 References ava ilable For the best n c eanl ness cal Mal nda at 304 53 1794 or 740 992 5805 live {S) feet off ol lhe East fiHeen (15) leet of Lot No 310, run r nlng back at lhe width twenty {20) feet from Mulberry Street n Home Ouahty Ch ld Care Prov der Full & Par1 t me KRS Lawn Mow ng serv ce and haulmg D scount lor semors (740)245 9240 or (740)339.(}()66 All real estate advertts1ng In lh1a newspaper Ia subject to tile Federal Fair Hou!llng Act of 1968 wh eh makes It Illegal to adverti se any preference llm1tatlon or discrimination based on race color rei g on !!',ex iaJI'IUial statua or nat1onal ortgln or any intention to make any sucn preleraflce limitation or d1scrlmmat on ENGL SH Gerl t catelL~eense or I cans Brand New Method able Integrated lan guage Dry In 1 Hour Arts prelerred (prev1ous Y No Steam or Shampoo Com pr e h ens I v e Free Est mates Commun calion ) Mulllp e •••ctearly Clean ••• ce t I ca l10ns dos1rable 304 675-0022 pREC ISION and CNC MACHINING INSTRUC Need Someone to Mow Yard IQR Certifiable as a near leon Call (304 )67 5 l'rectsfon Mac11 nlng or Tool 76 12 and leave message and 0 e Mak1ng Instruc tor CONTACT Ga ha Jackson /1\\\(l\1 V1nton J VSD (740)245 5334 ex! 201 DEADLINE Thla newspaper volll not knowngly aeeept adva t ents tor real estate which I& m violation or the law Our readers are hMeby nlDfmed that all dwellings advert1aed m this newspaper are IIY& tabla on an equal opportun•ty bases 5112105 EEO o' for the purpose of a driveway Current Owner Pamela Bentz et al Property al 162 Mulberry Avenue, period ending December 31 , 2004 has been prepared by Harold Roger & Pomeroy OH 45769 pp • 16 00093 1600094 16.()0095 Delores Jean Long Trustees The annual report Is available for Prior References lzen during normal Deed Volume 135 Page139 Appraised at $17,000 00 Term of Sate Cannot be sold for leas than 213rds a1 the appraised value 1Oo/o down on day ol sale, caah or certified check, balance due on conflrmal•on of nle Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sherffl Lerner Simpson, & Rothfuss Help Wanted New 3 BD 2 Ba th Hom e On y 198/mo Inc udes ale del very and se t up 740 385 9948 Inspection by any cit· hours wllhln 180 days from the date of this notice at the home of Harold Roger & Delorea Jean Long, 581 4tH Avenue Middleport, Ohio 45760 {740) 992-7415 (S) 11 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS Help Wahted 5112 5/14 Ram or sh1ne 1ns de garage sa le 2 112 m les E of Parler on 554 New 3 BR 2 Bath Sect onal Home Only 249/mo Incudes AJC delivery & setup 740 385 7671 B1g 6 lam y garage sale Ra1n/s htne Sam 5pm Fn 922 Jencho Rd Sat Cheshrre New 3 BR Home Only 189/mo Includes ale delv ery anp set up 740 385 4367 Carport sale 4201 Add1son P1ke Friday/Saturday May 13th/ 14th 900500 Flfst sale n 15 years Men sl women s c othmg table tamps Maytag washer too many tem s to ment1on Good clean sale WWo/1 gall poii&Cil eerwllege com Accted led Membi Ace id tog Counol r70 Hurrtane Soc ety lund ra•ser 9 5 May 13 14 1031 Second Ave Huge selectiOn ctoth1ng hOusewares col lect1bles Aefreshmenrs ava1lable OIRECTV FREE Home entertainment System FREE Equipment and Install up to tour rooms 145 chan nels $29 00 a month Ask Mow to gel FREE HBO MAX and STAAS 1 800 523 7556 lor detads LQ yard sale m1sc items- 3 miles out St Rt ns Wed Saturday PoSilton avatlable to assrst an IndiVIduals wrth mental retardation m Metgs County 28 hrs /wk. 3 12 pm M/Tu/W Htgh school dtploma/GED. valid driVers hcense, three years good dnvtng expertence and adequate aulomobtle tnsurance requtred $7 00/hr Send resume to Buckeye Communtty Setvtces P 0 Box 604. Jackson, OH 45640 Oeadhne for applicants 5/13/05 Pre-employment drug testing Equal Opportumty Employer • At 7$ 8 30-4 30 oH RacCoon Rd Baby clolhes Established Healing Coo!1ng toys ect Hous ng goods Company 1n Gallla County looking for expenenced Open ng Fflday May 31 Sl nstallers and !echniCIBns If Cold Mountain Cond•ments nlerested send resume to ami Crafts Intersect on CLA Box 568 c/o Gall polls Lincoln Pike and State Tnbune P.O Box 469 Route 141 Wood crafts GallipoliS OH 45631 antique lamps handmade QtJ1ns AmiSh baked goods H11tstyl1st •nd Na•l tech .A.m1sh made cand1 es 31 needed kH new salon •n vanet es Am1sh made Jams Pomeroy Openmg Soon Tupperware Sell or date a and jelhes Open spectal Call 992-6573 show Earn 5160 FREE Hanwng Baskets $8 50 Tupperware H urry Offers each E nds May 27 (304)773 Gallipolis Daly Tr~bune has an 1mmediale Open 1ng lor a lull time News Reporter Please send Thursday Fnday Rac1ne resume wnhng and F rst Road Past High cover letter to J•m Sc110ol Home lntenor Freeland 825 Th1rd Ave Furniture cloltlmg d•stles GalllpoiJI Ohio 45631 baby 11ems e~v~tnru:l -· 5630====:::--, IIJ MtSCUL\NFOOS 1 MOVING SALE Two BX 1-0 Bu ldrngs compute r desk horse tack horses trans AM/Formula car and body parts Engmes hoist align ment mach•ne AND items too numerous to mentiOn 740-992 2800 or call 740 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI7 No Fee Unless We Win' 416 1960 I'' New Remolded 3 Bedrooms :2 Bath 2 Car Garage on t arce Su!Tset Lane oft Sandh •l Rd Ask1 n9 $90 000 Cal for Appo ntment (304)675 4352 tor lnctependenl Colleges It;~~~:~ iilnd SCtoools 1274B Fri Sat Sun Sam 5pm 230 Linwood Dr (ort ol Bulav11te Pike) Numerous boy baby clothes May 13-14 164 Ann Dr WANTED New Haven Ba n ~ Owned Home 1 t 2 Sevenl h St M•ke Sack Old Colony GMAC Reality $10 900 (304)S4 2 5868 Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Ca Todayr 740 446 4367 1 800 214-0452 1 888 582 3345 HI \ t I .., I \ II WANnD To Do r td HOt\~ ASSisted IMng care 10 my FOR SALE home Pr1vate room and Oath 3 hot mea s Call $59 000 New Haven :2: BOO (740)38B-011B sq ft log cabin as IS wf3.5 acres Call M ke (5t 3)314DHK CLEANING & P{)llf' 27S4 ERWASHING WindowS let Us H(llp Youl Inside/Outside Re Siden tLaiiBul!tn ess 3 Bedroom 1 Bath Cl ean-er up!ll Whatever the Remodeled Full Basement JOb we 11 Gete r don ell! A.ppl a nces mcluded Karen or Cave (740)985- Outbuilding & 2o4FT Pool 3833 or 740-416 1823 dhk 188 Park Or ve (304)675 cleanlngO yahOocom 7460 "---iiii;:iilliii--,.1 20 Mumu Hcl\ns I OR lil..u' 1 j4&5 ~., --l I Uk Rf NI 3 bedroom mob lw homa for For Lease Off•ce m reltul rent n Pomeroy area No spaces n vefy good cond liOn Down town Gallipol 5 Pets 992 5858 App ox 600 sq 11 each 3 Br 2 Ba Mob1le Home a 2 ba ths Loa se pr ce T P/ C Wate r Eastern negot aD e to encou age Schools Call 1 502 943 new bus ness Call 0386 (740)446 4425 or (740)446 3936 ltke new 2 bedroom cen tral an all appl ances lurm!>hed Call (7 40 )446 2003 10 HOVSEHOt D N1ce 3 bedroom m9b le home n County Homes m the Shade area Water sewer trash 1nc uded $325 a month No pets allowed (740) 685 40 19 GOOil:i '--""'ooiiiiiiiiii--,.I Applrance ACREAGI Trailer tot fo rent Just 1 m e above Add son Ca 112 Ac 101 Tycoon Lake on (740)367 7878 Eagle Rd OJ Wale (not ake fr on t) $7 500 00 Very clean 3 BR 2 Ba Dbl (740)247 1100 or (304)532 w1de Rehg/stove;ga b d1sp WID hook up gas heaVcen 6271 ce I a a r Attached 1 t 2 100 x 150 lot Gal polls garage No pets f epJRel Ferry Back Top Ad C1ty req wale nc tie from Water (3041675 751 1 Holzer Hosp Ia 614)763 0518 or (614) 2U. "1840 Public Nottce In accordance with the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code lhe annual report of the Roger Parker Long Memorial Trust for the mRSALE 3hr Doub e w d§ 2 lull 3 rnoP•Ie homes for sale Baths on 1 3 ac es on Rt 2 $2 500 each Call/740)388 loward Pauls Exxon 1 9900 OutbUilding wrap a ound o 1e orne Po ch Cenlral Heat A LR K1tchen (304)675 1019 afte 6pm Deck&Bu ld ngs A1r See a 76 Oshel Rd 3br House D n ng Room K !chen Hot water heat & SAV E SAVE SAVE Elect IC C1ty Water & Dr I ed Stock models at old pr ces W.ell Br ck & V nyl Ext 2005 models a r v ng Now (~04)586 4858 Coles Mob le Homes 5 Bedroom 2 Bath 1 8 15266 US 50 East Athens m11es out Sandhill Road OhiO 45701 (740)592 1972 Where You Get Your hrep ace decks 24FT pool appl ances 1ncli.Jdad ask llQ Moneys Wo rth $95000 (304)6746118 afte 5 30 LtJTS& Will do Adull Ca e m your Home or Pr1vate Duty (304)675 6761 PUBLIC NOTICE 1\lOiliLE HOMES HOMES lllR SALf r'T-i;O;;;W;,_n;O;r.;Sr,U;;ro;e- , INSTRUCTO R Valid Oh o Carpei·Cieanlng VACANCIES sr~d reject or eaneelany ad at any lime Errors must be reponed on th.e first day of publ cation Tr bune-Sant nai Reg 11ter w 11 be respons ble lo1 no mOfe t11an the coal of the space occupied by the error and only the l rat nserllon We ahaU no btl abla any lou or BKJMnae that reaultalrom lhe pub! cat on or om1111 on of an aciYartiaament Conect1on will be mad# n lhe f1r1t avatlable ed11 on • Bo .1t number are always conf dent a! • Current rata card applies • Al l real estate aclvert sementt are subject t o the Federal Fair Houamg Act ot 1968 • Thla acceptl only halp wanted ads m"ling EOE atandard a We w II not knowingly accept any adYertialng in v olatton ot thalaw the nghl of Berlhe May Wetzel her heirs and assigns to use Now you can hove borders and graphics added to your classtfied ads {p~ Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large Display Ads ~'::::=:::--;~z,;;;;;;;;;:;;;.;;:,~.,;;.,;;,,;;.,;,~....,;:;:;:..~,;;ho~•~lg;M~to edit 3 Fam1ly Garage Sale May Help Wanted 13th 14th 3 m1tes East ot Tu[lpers Pla.ns S R 681 Turn r ght on Joppa Ro ad 3d dwelling ( •ghl) Home tnt eno enterta nment cen ter TV storm door lawn chars shelves d shes Chr stmas tems M1sc Word Ads Oeaclllirec • Start Your Ad5 With A Keyword • Include Complete ePo=\~II'IO I 1.,~------PI· home (304)882 32 18 I:>..--..:..-. Attorney To Help Get Response . Male Yellow neutered declawed ode cat to go00 Mulberry Avenue. In the Vlltoge ol Pomeroy, County of Motga. ond 51118 of In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS AD NOW Call (740)256 6433 or leave message Eastern 9 Southern 5 Southern 021 200 0 - 5 7 3 J:",,..,.. t;l c;:;~- . . . . g h t lii:Cio angles with Palmer street one hundred Current Public Notice . , •• ~ .::> ~ •·" ~.--.:o.: a::ll '- • l • ( ou nly OH Successful Ads Should Include These Items For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! -=-...-.--=---. • c:::: c:::: Else Can! Eastern 11 Southern 3 Riffle (5) and Brad Crouch Man Morris pCuun w OH NoOne 3 Southern 000 300 0 3 6 2 Easten 024 050 )I 111 1 1 Butch Marnhout Ryan Chapman {4) Wes M~ Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like final run Eastern added f1ve runs 111 the fifth mmng After one was out Morn s s111g led Lynched doubled lo put run ners on the corners and Rtggs walked to load the bases Chns Myers had a two run double. Shaffer a two-run double, and Shaffer scored on a passed ball the score II Eastern mcludmg a game-wmmng. walk-off home run He scored three runs and talhed four RBI Rto Grande enters the NAJA Regton IX Tournament as the No 4 seed The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 'Orrtbunc - Sentinel - l\cgtgtcr 'C L A S S I F I E D We Cove mto you• prog1am sa td R10 GJande head coach Earl Thomas He s a great krd he comes from a great f,muly a two ttme NA JA scholar alh Jete Wllh excep t10nal \1 ork IMbrts and so on He was a great representa tt ve ot thr s program on and off the tloor Thomas added 'U ntortunatel y he hm shed h1s semor year 10 a cdst ,md dtdn t gel a chan ce to lmrsh the wa} he wanted He s go mg to be ve ry ve ry dtfli cul t for us to repl.tce Mall ts the son of Tun and Cat~\ Stmpson of Lotlndge Amsbary smgled then Du rst and Smrth each walked after a fielder s choice Morns had a two-RBI smgle and Lynch had a 6-3 ground,put Southern came back w1th three runs m the top of the fifth Wes Rrftle led off wrth a double, Derek Teaford reached on an error and Butch Marnhout had a tworun double, the score 6-2 A Ryan Chapman smgle then brought home Southern 's Rio's Kabealo named AMC Player of the Week www.myda1lysentmel com that )O U hope you Lan attrdct from PageBl Dantel Utts (2-0) s hut down the Redmen after entenng the game,m the fifth mnurg Utts (2 0) p1tched 4 2/3 mnm gs of shutout base ball tn rehef He allowed four htts and fanned four Dante) Wetss started for the Bobcats was chased after 2 2/3 mnmg s. scattenng stx hrts and allowmg two runs (one earned) wtth three walks and two stnkeouts Rto Grande wtll now turn tts ' attentron to the N AlA Regton IX Tournament begmntng I0 am Wednesday The Redmen enter the tourney as the No 4 seed and wtll play top seeded and Amencan Mideast Conference South DIVISion champron Oh10 Dommtean Rto Grande took two of three from the Panthers durtng the regular season Wednesday, May 11, 2005 twtce He was awdrded back NA JA Scholar to back Athle te ,twards fm hts stella• work 111 the dasswom d~ d JUmor m1cl se mor Stmpson m IJOred ' m Information Technolog) He was one of those k1ds Soar Redmen baseball falls at Ohio University, 13-5 2005 t as paved oad 2 m es from Cheste r $16 000 (304)483 7550 )440 APIHrM>l'fl~ mH R1 'f"r Warehouse n HEnderson WV Pre owred appl canes slart ng al $75 & up a I under war anty 'llf' do serv ce wo k on al Make r! Modes (304)675 7999 Mol ohan Carp<:: t 202 Cia k Chape Road Porte Oh1o {740)44 6 7444 I 877 830 916.::. Free Est mates Easy hnanc1ng 90 days same as cash V1sa/ Master Card 1 and 2 bedroom apa rt ments turn shed and unlur mshed secu r~ ty depos1t Thompsons App 1ance & Repa1r 675 7388 For sale Want to buy a 3 bedroom 2 requ ed no pets 740 992 re cond1t1oned au tomat c. bath home Ga age base 2218 was he s & drye s etr ge a !Tent 3 10 ac res s des r gas a1d e ect r c 2 Bed oam Apa rtment tors able All cash Me1gs $400 a month no pets ca ranges a cond tone s and Gallia or Athens County 7409924119 ask lor wrmger washers Will do 740 99,2 6300 repa rs on ma or brands n Marge Hl\1\1 \ shop or at your hOme 2BR apt State Route 160 Used Furn ture Sto e 130 $400/montll stove/refr gera Bufav lie P ke Appl ances 10 tor nclu ded wa sher/dryer HOUSf., mattresses dressers hookup (740)441 0194 o IT>R co ches d neltes teclme rs (740)441 11 84 bi.Jnkbeds grave menu 1 bedroom house 11 3 bed oom apartmen t much more n ments Gart•eld Ave $350 month Middleport No Pets 992 (740)446 4782 Gal 1polis Cal (740)441 0194 or 5858 OH Hs 11 3 (MS) Webuy (740)441 1184 used turn I re Beach Sl reet M ddleport Washe 595 dryer 595 1 bedroom house lor en t n fur01shed apartment ut Ga lipolis Cemra Air Heat lies pd No Pets Depos t el r gerator 595 e ec c ange $95 Ike new washe $350 month 1 bedroom and ret 740 992 0165 $175 wrnger washe Ike apartment lor ren t n Potnt Pleasant (740) 446 2200 BEAUTIFUL APART new $200 Kenmore Side by s1de $295 1w n s ze bed MENTS AT BUDGET 2 bedroom house base PRICES AT JACKSON $75 love seat S50 ve y n ce ment garage 1 m1le !rom ESTATES, 52 Westwood round table w/4 chars 5150 town S650 month tall Skaggs Appl ances Dr ve from 5344 to S442 (740)441 0194 or (740)441 Wa k to shop & moves Call 76 v ne Street 1184 (7 40)446 7398 740 446 2566 Equal 2 Houses (1) 3 bed oom Hous ng Opportumty ( 1) 4 bedJOOm $900 & 1..--•A•N•I•liJ•'•f•'-r $1 000 plus depos t Call ED & AFFORDABLE' -(740)256 8152 Townhouse Buy or sell R1venne 2br Small House 5275 plus Antique s 1124 Easi Ma n U 11t es No Pels on sR 124 E Pomeroy 740 References (304)675 4874 992 2526 Russ Moore or (304)674 6105 owner_ :2:..:br::::_Tr::.a::.:le:..:r_::.:A::.:C:._N_o_P::-e-ts Grac ous llv ng 1 and 2 bed oom apartments at V llagEJ p«J MISCI::LL\~EOUS 5300 plus.UI Utes and Manor and R1vers1de 1\tlERCU\NDl"l: Depos•t must ha~o~e Apartmenls n M ddleport '--titliiiiiiiioi,;;.;ioiii-,.I Rele ences (304)675 4874 From $295 $444 Cal 740- 16x7 Alum num Awn ng or (304)674 6105 992 5064 Equal Hous1ng PO 1 Excellent Cond t1o n Opportun lies (304)675 6810 alter 6pm 3 bedroom arge yard no pets Ref & dep Patr ot Modern 1 bedroom apt Ca I 22 Oak factory oadded (740)3 79 2540 (740)446 0390 Chu rch Pews 11 ft long Beech Street M ddleporl 2 good cond1t1on 5125 each NICe 20r Apartment w!Gas 40 new Hymnal Chu ch bedroom un fu rn•shed Hea!IAC located n Pt S360 (740)388 house no pets aepostt & Plea RefndG-Gas K tchen books references (740 )992 0 165 8965 Range Furn shed WID R£\L fSTAI'£ WANI11l RL'fr -CO_N_V_E~N-1-EN_T_L_Y-LO_C..;A_T_, No Down Payment Possible 1900 square tt house 3 bedroom 2 Oath full base ment new heat pump sets on 3 acres SA 7 Eastem Brand new 2 bed com School D1stnct (740)985 hOuse m town $600 month Ca I (740) 441 0194 or 4321 (740)441 1184 Ready to move 1n 3 BR Home n country setting only In town locat1on 1 2 BR 198/mo w th 10% down Ranch home mce yard AC References reqUired 740.385-4367 $450/mo rent & $450 Sec Oep You pay all utlhl es Ava !able 6/15 Ca I (740)446 3644 r Hookup S3001Month Brand New K1tchen $2QOIDepOSit(304)675 7628 Cabinets st II n boxes lor sale (304)675 6154 One 88 apt m Spnng Valley JET WI D hookups $290 per AERAT ION MOTORS month+ dep (740 )388-0017 Repaired New & Rebu It lr or (740)339 0362 Stock Call Ron Evans 1 Pleasant Valley Apartment BOO 537 9528 Are now tak1ng App cat ons lor 2BR 3BA & 4BA Appl •ca t oris are taken L v ng Room Su te useo Monday thru Fnday !rom Dresse Old Reel ne 1971 2 bedroom tra ler New - - -- - - - - - •· 9 00 AM -.4 PM OffiCe IS Rocker & M sc Item s carpet new kitchen cab1 Newly remade ed 3 bed Located at 1151 Evergreen Evenmgs (304 \882 263'7 or nets on rented K>t S3 500 room house w1th yard & gar Dr ve Po int Pleasant W..,.. ~740) 446 0392 den on Jer~cho Rd OBO (740 )441 9683 Chesh•n• OH References & Phone No s (304)675 Mov1ng Sale Furn ture ano 1982 Fleetwood 14x70 Irati security deposit requ red No 5806 E H 0 M1sc Household Items er 3 bedroom 2 0alt1s CIA ms1de pets or smokmg -T.-,-.----To_w_n_h_o"-,-. (740)441 0292 system wasl1er dryer (740)367 7047 Apartments Very SpaciOUS NASCA AT ckets stove relnge ator diSh 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 112 4 Busch 4 Nextel Coca wasM&r Must be moved Respon$1ble couple to rent 2 Bath Adult Pool & Bab'y Cola 600 May 2B 29 $8000 (740)645 6734 BA nome 1m•le from Pool Patte S!art 5385/Mo Chrysler sect on Row 48 Galhpohs oil Stale Rt 588 No Pets lease Plus S800 (740)339 0218 1993 Sunsh1ne doublew100 S400 per month S400 secu Secunty OepoSII Aeqwed 28x60 3 bedroom :2: bath flty depos t relerences a (7 40)446 3481 Pole Barn 30x50x t0 porches Must be moved mi.Jst (7 40)446 3413 $6 795 mcludes Pa1nted 525 OCMJ (740)388-8978 Tw1n R vers Tower IS accept Metal Shder Free Dell\lery $4 595 1995 Clayton Double Wide Small 2 bedroom house tng appi cat ens tor wa1t ng ..:4k92x10 St3 995 2<4X52 3 ~rooms 2 Bath $475 month 1 m le from list lor Hud SI.JOSIZed 1 br 40x64x1 2 Cemral A11 Tota Electr c town Call {7o40)441 019-" or apartment cal 675 6679 (937 )599 n40 IJttn /natiOn w1Qeoo!ebarns c;pm EHO (740)441 1184 ~304)675 2907 • -- ------ �f · Page B4 • ' '• I ' " ' ,\ ~. \l<llt " ' i •lll'. NEW AN O USED STEEL ' .steel Beams . Pipe Rebar ~ Fof Concrete. Ang1e. Channe , Flat Bar Stee l ·Gratmg For Drams : Or1veways & Walkways LS.L , • Scrap Metals Open Monday : Tu9sday. Wednesday & Frtday. aam -4 30pm. Closed Saturday & · Thursday. -S unday. F 40J44 6-7300 • · Oa~ Enterta1nmenr ce·nter. $50 )304)675-291 5 One large Ruff-Haus dog A1dmg Lawn Mower lor sale. It 15 a MTD YBid MaChine 18/42 horsepOwerlmch It has a new bell an·d blades 1t runs real good . But 11 has tWo flatt1res For 5300 Call (304)458-1644 or '30 4)6106511 BlliLDL"C Zero Tur!l Z·Trak Mowers from Joh11 De~re 8\'3llable at 4.9°, filled rate fro BloCk. brick. sewer ptpes. Carmio11a e1 Eqwpmen t w1th ' windows, lintels, etc. Claude John Deere Credi t approval, Winters. R1o Grande OH (740)44 •6-241 .2 . Call740·245-512t . · WW\'t'.careg CQID St 'I'I'LI~ r Pors FOil S.\ LE 10 Anns m R S \l.E : :2 CKC English Bull dog ··pu ps . 1-male 1-lemale . · Champion Bloodlines. Vet. checked- St. SOO (304)532- 1969 Volts wagon Duma buggy. F1ber glass body. 6005 legal . $2 ,500 street - - - - - - - - - · (740)441-0 t57 or (740)645AKC Registe red Beagles . 5 ~ 4 1. or . (740)441 ·7603. It's been 1y ear 5 mo. and 15 ddys sin ce the ghost horse ·came for you. Every time I ride the Iron horse through . the cuNes, I look over jllld there you are riding rig ht ~Ide me. Say ing. come on old l1ldll just srrliling and idughing. just like old times. People don't know the sadness In my haut I feel for you. . Everywhere I go someone says something about you .It will not belong. we'll be I lding the ghost horse . together. /love you son, BISSEll BUILDERS InC. Sales & Warranty Service Dealttr New Hnmes • Vinyl Siding.~ !\' ~.:w Garages • Replacement \\'imlow!-. • Roofin g • Law n & Tractor Servlc" • Pickup & Deli ver)' Avuilubl c • Warr untv Sen ·ice Uea ler ru.- Rednlux l':qui p m e!l l • 10,000 & 12.0UU Wutt U r i ~:~o:s &: S traUo n s_tandb}' Genl"rutor S~·slc m.~ H"""'' 1--~ \ 1-f. 8- 1 '•1., o..t.J ~ndl,). hl•n.Wd """'"'In ~"'Jd "~alb~r. · TE RRY'S ENGINES fn r a ll \'nur hnml' repa ir nei.-ds, roofing, siding. ad d- o ns.· remodelinll etc .• fref' estima iCs 1 7~0 ) 991·2979 leave messa r BoATS & M OTORS I'OR SALE 14FT Fisnin·g Boat 9.9 Eng1n e all Mercury Accessories (304)675-2915 1996 Stratos bass boat, 115 last strike. 2001 Soft ride trailer. custom cover. mccel· lent condition . $6500. {740)446-4987 Dad 2000 Bayliner 21 tt. cuddy w/ trailer. many ·e,.;tras. very clean 304-.675-5563 1.,-------_.J and RESIDENTiAL . FREE ESTIMATES Wa r rYRI\' Sales & Sen ·ice O H -1~769 820 Ell'il M.a~ n St. • Call B.D. Const. GOMM~RCIAL . 7 40-992·7599 ' Auto & Truck Repair 3 miles west of Pomeroy.OH on Stale Rl. 124 992-5682 ;:::===:;;:==~ PRIVAtE GYM 992-6215 WV 036n5 Pomeroy. Ohio 25 Vea rs local Ex rlence LEWIS Concrete Removal and Replacement All 1YPeS or Ta~e starting at 27 horse- 57 h orse· with shuttle transmiss ion 4-wd, r emote h~·drauli cs -~ yrur wurmnly ****AlSo available**** • Task !\-laster Tractors 26 horse - JS horst•, 4wd ( I vea r wurran h' 1 • F3rm P ro TraCtors 10 horse'- JO horse loaders. fini sh mowers, tillers ~ ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon !Ze ro Turn Radius Mowe·r) 30 inch culling wi d t h to 50 inch cuttin~ w i dth -~ yea r war nmt~· IM! TkAO'OR ~ & EOUII'!\U·liT right in the ht'ru't of Chester ut 108 W. Ma in Pomeroy ' 260 l\tu lbe rr~· Fl01n:r~ & An!. Pome ro_\· .to.ame Gr eotiJJH' l'n'cr~ and .')mili"g. Frit' ndl_~- Fares .. FisHERMAN UP AN'· AT 'EM!! ! ~1 j j~L_~---~·(~~~~~ V.:!!1.'t ~1bk THE BORN LOSER Pcrl'nniuJ ... t1' - J" $~.95- STEP ONE: GtT TH ' .i OH . plam~ Flat S6.9) I 0" I !.m.g1n~ B ;~~~d~ - . - ~o \ar: $5.95- S7.ll5 ii • $.".Y) PnHCil Pl:mi-. .f' · IT Sl.~.:i. S. I~ . Y) I~ .. Fl·rn-. SIIJ.I./:i Dail~ ().:;. o·r.,.:n Cln~L· d Sunda1 High and·Dry -.....: WITH A PHOTO! Call(7401446·2342 :;;;=:F:o~r~D:•:Ia:!ls:·:·=~ 15 l'Rllt."K.., I·'OR SALE 5395 (304)593-4290 2004 Ford F 150 Sapercrew 4X4. · FX4 package, tully loaded, 5.4. VB. bright red. 6CD changer. Tonneau cover, tow package, 20,000 rrules. Ph: {740) 4 46·82~7 . e Fon S.• LE 1987 Dodge Dakota 2WD. Runs great. 109,000 miles. $1 ,500 080. (740)256-9031 1994 thrysler muii van . Of (740 )256·1233 Runs great. cold air, cruise. Tobacco Plants lor sale Call --~- ---~~- · $ 1111. 800 0 BO. 1740)256- 1993 F•.)(). No dents. no rust. n .J.OOO miles.. $3.200 or Rrding mower-Litt le Wizard Calf , (740 )245 • 58 15 (740)418-9026. 12 1/2 .H.P.·LC. Bnggs & Stranon mQior.. 38 inch cut. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.::_ 4speed, 1996 modeL $4QO. 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport VB . (740)441-1677 quat;! c!ab, 516,9.0 0. '-,lin HIs HOME IMPROVEMENTS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Loca! references fur· nished. EStablished 1975. .Call 24 ~rs. (7~0) 446· 0870. Roge rs Basement Wate rproofing. r (304 )593· 0840 leave message 2005 Honda CRF250. Never been raced . Can (740)245· 5815 " ' {740)418·9026. 84 Honda Goldwing Interstate. Ru'ns exd!llent, 84 Ford F150 4:w: 4, automat· $1,500. (740)245·5429 after ic. newly rebui lt 302 eng ine. 5:Q9pm. Edel Aluminum intake, Brock carburator, new tires. 94 Harley Davidson. Ull ra . Classic, 10.000 miles. blue. $1.400. (7401379·2826. excellent condition. $13.500. V.-NS www.slateru nfarm.com (740)949·2217 Harley Davidson custpm low rider. Black w/Chrome. tribal flames. ~ertect 'shape, only 21 ,000 miles. many extras. $9.500. (740)416·2213 9031 or (740)2 56-1233. (740)985-36n. - - - - - -,, ....--- ,--...,.~=-=---., 1997 Dodge Grand Caravan 70k. .excellent condition. IQadt;ld. new brakes, tires. SHOP $7 900. Call Jay (740)4466423 . . CLASSIFIEDS (740)645·6734 ConabucUon All Your Home janet J effers ·lmprovemcn< Needs 33795 Hiland Road ~ 1731 · • Siding • Windows • Decks • Porches • Garae.es • Room Add.~ Rooting • Kitc hens • Baths "No Job 1<> Smo/1" · 14:.2~1~2~~ or 740 •416 ·3508 14 yrs. Expe ri ence od 1 mo EXCAVATING JO 450E Dozer, 6 Way Bladt;:t "Good ~ndarcerriage Ready to wor k, H ours unknown. $18.5 00. 740·992· 41 19 See ·• 'J Rocky "RJ" Hupp . 1 MANlEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 Beech Street . Middleport, OH WRITESEl & SONS Residemial - Cpmmercial All types of roofing: 992-3194 or 992·6635 "Middleport's only Self·Storage" NATE, I CAN 'T Seamless Gutter · ' Downspout- S idi ng *fl'111ls111111111* 949-1405 ROBERT BISSELl COIISTRUCnDII • New Homes • (iarages • Complete STANLEY TREE . TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt &quality Re m~d eling 740-992-1m Stop & Compare TH AT 'S T H E IT'S FU NN '(. TO SEE HoW WORST COMI C Sf R1P OF A L L T I ME! 8AD IT .1:;, EVE RY PAY 1 r MEA N . HAVE N 'T ·you Pleasant Valley Hospital is accepting applications for Per Diem Registered Nurses in the ICU deportmen1 Excellert salary, holidays, health insurance singlel fom ily plan. dentql plan. life insurance; vacation, long-term disability and retirement Send resumes too Pleosont Volley Hospital C/o Humon Resources 2520 Valey Drive Point Pleasant, 25550 1304) 675-4340. www.pvolley org AAIEOE wv Woodyards Mini Mall New Load of Sealy Mattresses. Lil Dolly Dresses, South Pole Auction this Sat. Fred Voshel 7 40-446-7327 NOW! IT's so PATHETIC. ~ Whaley's Auto Parts St. Rt. 68 1 Durwin. O H 740-992-70 1J or 740-992-5553 lU'Siockif!9 La It • · .\lode / .Sn h n.9 e · and 4rler ..\lnrk£'1 Pori" ~ee Brent or B rian Whaley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. Closed 1 < ' ! ~_!.: '-''------'- ., l"'<=v PEANUTS ·r MEAN , I SUPPOSE WE DO '10\1 EVER HAVE AN'( REGRETS? [MEAN, SORT OF LOOK (lACK, ALL THINK AND ... ABOUT J.IOW IT. JUST SEEMS TJ.IAT .. WE .. Advertise in.this spac;:e~for $1 04 per month. SUNSHINE CLUB liHINK I'M MAKING ~i;SS, [XXiOQ ' • Affordable Rates • References Available ~ Free Estimates Call Gary Stanley 'fi'(il • 740·741·2293 GARFIELD WE WEN'f 1'0 A FANCY AN~ I ORPERED I-IER ~ · 'FRENCH RE51'ARAUNT . 1'ENNI5 5HqE SOUFFl-E ADVERTISE FOR $52 I'ER MONTH 7 :00AM - B:DO ·PM Now A.vauable At BAlll\1 Llll\1BER • Mushroom Compost Available Scorpion Tractors $35 · 1,000 lbs Appro<. weight ~~~~ 18 spreader buggies available for use Airway pasture renovators and seeders avatlable to rent. . licensed agronomist on staff available for ·consulting. SHADE RI VER AG SERVICE 35537 SL Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio ' - - - -· -·- K I0865~2 NOrt h 2 t Pass 1 ,. " East More on fits .and misfits Henry Miller wrote. "America is no place for an artist: to be an artist is to be a moral leper. an eco nomic misfit. a social liab1l1ty. A corn·fed hog enjoys a bette r life than a creative wri!er, painter. or musician. To be a rabbit is better stilt' How depressin g! But at the bridge table, misfi ts are also a liability Look only at North's cards. Your left-hand opponent opens one heart,. your partner overcalls · two diamonds, and righty passes. What would you do now? This deal occ urred during a women 's int ernational match many years ago. At the first table, North tried two no-trump. I suppose if one must bid , it is as good as anything , giving partne r a little room · to mMeuver. South went back to three dia· monds - what do you think of that? Three diamonds ended the bidding and had to fail by one tric~ . Between you, me ·and the paperboy, South's ' three-diamond rebid st inks! North's two no-trump ought to prom1se some diamond fit. ~Vith a sevell'·card suit. and a side ace and king as potential -enlries. I think it i s automatic to raise 10 three no-trump, expeCting partne r to cruise home without difficulty. At the other table. Fr itZi Gordon, North for Great Britain, sanely passed. Then. when East waS still there with two -hearts (what a hideous aCtionl) , Fntzi deligtitedly dou-· bled. This went fou r down. declarer drop· ping a trick in the play. Passing smooihly with a good hand When you and your ·partner have a m1sfit may reap an unexp,ecteD windfall it an oppo· ollhe NHL 4 Ora nge Bowl org. 29 Flattened 3j Take 5 Regulate 6 Winfrey a sno oz e 23 Hard, · · brielly 37 Turn dow n m ate warmer 28 30 34 35 40 41 43 45 7 Rec eptiVe B Drop - - line 9 Ms. Shriver of tennis Slip up USN officer W in ner Show Falter ISU location Mist Gluck of opera 46' Lou nge 47 Ostrich kin 48 linden or 12 Honor 13 Hea vymetal band 18 Lon~-laced 19 Oath 40 Do guard pal 51 Utll. bill 25 Hand 10 Time dlvs. 38 Rumor, perhaps 39 B eak of a bird 50 Jacques' as a gaze 52 Newsroom . VIPs 24 Melbourne of TV 32 Blisstui spot 33 Tallest peak 36 Bosses, too 22 Fervent · · d epo s i~ Crumb-toter 3 28 Sewin g kit Holbrook CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ce~ ~~~ Cf'{Picgrall1$ •e crNied ~ ~qootalion& byliJIMOUI ~oplt , PA$1 ana111nent. E!Ch letter 1n lhll ti~r stands f01 iWJO!Iler ' TOOay's ciue:'G equals B "AH EN D U l H WX CD U GXCJAO NO ALX ~ N U R A .' HE Al X N0 UNSD' NAO SJXCA NO WH X ANB RCU I H RR , NR ECNITJX CJA ." PCPXA UCIINU once loa often; " Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work! " Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Eng'ine> BAUM -LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-330 I Astro.Graph "Those who fear mv.1&\J~( WA'4 ur! ~~o$~m' "UH?! O'r\ . ~ ·•· life are already three parts dead.' - Bertrand Russell - . , 'lllrthdlly: By Bernice Bede Osol You co uld m a ke ali e:o:c il ing n ew friend in · tho year ahead within you r .chosen field of e n deavo r who will prove to be o f tremendous help in {ur· ther in g your goa ls . This person will open doors for you that you can't do on your own. TAURU S (A p ril 20-May 20) - Do not · be reluctant to approaCh tli ose w h o can do you som e good for you today, whether it concerns a favor from a friend, an o rde r from a customer o r asking lor a job. :Succe!!is is likely.' GE MINI (May 21.-J un e 20)- T h e re IS a s trong possibility thal an im portant career mattar will be subjec l ed l o a n · une)(pec ted c h a n ge today.' H owever, if you hop o n board a n d go with it', 1t'll prove · to be to your a i;tvantago. CANCE R (June 2 1-J ul y 22 ) - You' ll be · resource ful e n o ug h to h andle a n y develo p me nts that pop up to d By in o r der to fu rther youf- goals. so lhe re's no nesd to worry ove r w h a t-its. L EO (July 23-A ug. 22) J oint ven tu res wi ~h t rus1ed a lli es look p romisIng fo r you today, especi,al1y those that contain unusu al elem ents. You'll be at your bes t w h en handling what is new and d ifferen t. · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept .. 22) - Q u ick thinking should be your cup o f 'tea t oday. Plus it's likely that ideas thai come to you from out of the blue w il l be comp rised of ingenuo u s elem ents and substance. LI BRA (Sept. 23-0ct ..' 23) Career opport u ni ties cou ld sudden ly deve lop for you today In very u n usual ways or th rough the least B11pected sources, Be both a lert and ready t9 spring when· a n opening ta ils in your lap SCOF,lPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -.- T here is a strong poss ibility yo u cou ld hear some good news from someone l oday who ts at a great diStance from where you reside. It could be either busine~s - related or person~lly uplift· ing. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23,Dec. 21) Shif1ing conditions tend to be o f benefit to both you ~nd your farllily today. Look worr iso me c1rcumstant:es square in the eye. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Partnership ·circUmstances look ' partiCularly promi sing lor you toejay This wm be especially 'true when yoy gel involved with good frierids. Together yol,l c9.n move mountains. AQ UA RIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. ~ 9) Rewards which may have thus tar been denied Y9U for one reason or another could finally be forthcoming , today. You will now be compensated in proportion to the efforts you·ve e11pended . PISCES (Feb . 20·March 20) Persons who meet you for the first time t oday will be favorably impressed. In fact . ttlere Is a good chanc& that a friendsh ip could blossom w ith •omeone to whom you're tod-v. You'll h•v• whet II t akes .ro fin• I· lze importa rh project. you have in the mill , but you ahso c•n succnsfully handle apur·of-the-mom•nt luue e. GRIZZWELLS High cost of fertilizer got you 17-17-17.. $265 ton (While Suppy Last) + introctuced . AR IE S IM•rch 21-Aprlt 19) -Your sens• of tim ing Is your greetest asset IN THIS SPACE Hours Gallipolis's Great Garage Sale Saturday, May 21st 9 am til3 pm WE HAVE ~M ET H lNG jlJST BEC.\USE 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 REGISTERED NURSES Per Diem I work II •l'lrlf' 1010'lcW 20 Very or 1 Slangy pal ' 27 Bobby - O RtorrO/'IQI!I Thul'.ia day, May 12, 2005 ' t1Htj PH EVER LAU(.HED AT Hill 's Self Storage Help wanted IO ·2 3 Newsnm ;:5N 1C.KE~ ~ ~-· ... Shingle. Flat. Metal New or Repai r K 4 7 Wt'st • BIG NATE ~:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;~ lOxiOxiOx20 HOWARDL ~ IMPORTS Athens Pomeroy, Ohio • CeramicFloori T il e &ng • · Hardwood drawer item PREVIOUS SOLUTION- Fear breeds lear.' - · 8y1on Janis . (740) 992-5232 5xl0, IOxiO, IOxlS, 10x20, I Ox30 55 Desk- 26 Stala • • nent cannot resist bid~ing Phone Coleman Camping Trail er 12FT. 2 King Beds. 55,500 call for De ta ils (30 4 )675- 16 Off-road - Donaldson 2 Resi nous Soul h Storage (740)446-24 12 Help Wanted YA READY TO -lOT DOWN MY FISH II RECIPE, EL ? ~\ti.i~ ~...-1 7-HJ-IJ !)~ -5776 PH : 992 -·h 8.~ Ask aboul our AQHA Member Discounts on new John Deere Equ1pment Carmichael Equ1pme nt Yearling Angus Bulls, Mostly A.l. 'e:-:cellent bloodlines. .priced reasonably. Sla1e Run Farm, Jackso f! . (740)286 - S~ r;~~- u~t·. M on-Fri. r, (740)988-2073 BARNEY ,\ O M' Upf!ll 9am to -' rm 2002 ZX? Ford Escorl 5 t- \In I stl't'lll s , speed. 4 cylinder. 30,000 ,\II\ I SIIH h. miles. one owner, $6.000. 1998 Chevy Silverado Z71. (740)441 -0157- (740)6<5- e:dended cab. 350 Vort~c. 10 2001 ,Honda C ABO, $1,200 FAR\1 s 10.000. (740)446,6689 5141. 1998 Kawasaki KX250. EQt. ~ P\ 1FNr 2003 Toyota Spyder 1998 Ranger 4x4, 5 spd. 3L. $1.400. (740)446-81 38 . Convert ible E•cellenl cond1· AM!FM cass.eHe . AIC, off evening : 1740)446-4799 8)(1. 425 John Deere tractor. 20 liOn. 7,000 m i le~ . 6-speed, road pac~age. new paint, 249 days. · hp. PI S. hydro-lift. Good 'Sequential Shift in storage S6,0Dd 0 8 0 . Call after cqnditiQn. 53.400. (740)256 2002 Harley Dyna Low tram October to April 4:30pm (740)256-6257 62 13. Rider. 3,000 miles. Garage (304)675·4318 or (304)208· 1999 Bravclda, fully loa~ed , Kept. Impact Blue. $15.000 .41.28 Your usea equipment leather, dual-power seats. 740·992-9066 source . Carmichael 89 Buic~ R1vera 3.8 engine. new tires, Alloy wheels. Blue Equipment . (7 40)446-2412 Auns gumJ. look5 gOOd, alot Book price $8.750, sacntice 2002 Yemaha V-Star oustam or visit www careqwm. extras. AsKing Sl.OOO. Call $6,995. (7 40)645·2729 or 1100 , low mileage. excellent (740)446-9742 (740)379-2544 leave mes- cor\ditioh, ~ many · ex tras , $6,500 firm . (740)2 45-5196. sage. will return call. LlvtSIOCK 91 Sentra $1 .200 Goo9 2004 RedCat/110cc. 4· Work Car {304)576-2934 · 2000 Dodge Durango 4x4. Wh!;!el er, Pai d $1 ,600 1B yea rling eWes. $125 99 GT S'unlire. $3.300 OBO. A1T Sport. 5 9L VB, 67K AskmQ $U OO (304)675miles, loaded, leather, cowl each. 740-388·9747 or leave 99 4dr. Sunlire. $2 ,600 4262 (304)593-4290 a message al 740-669- ' OBO . 2002 Chrysler induction hood. custom '(304)593-0840 leave mes· $11 ,300 0 8 0 paint. 9905 Sebring, $4 ,650 OBO. sage (740)245-0395 (740)256·6169. 3 Pygmy Goats, 7wks · old, 2004 AedCat/1 10cc, 4· 2003 Ford F-1SO. crew cab, make good pe.ts (304)882SE LL YOUR CA R Wheeler, Paid $ 1 ,600 4)(4, tik'e new. excellent con· 2625 Asking $1,100 Helmet HERE dition. 28.000 miles. Call (ncluded (30 4)675-4262 Arneriean Alpine Goat Kids: wethers. ,. HUB BARD'S GREENH OUSE Form e r!~· y/1Tt4 OIJfl MONEY 'IJT rtt~Y Ct4AIN Tt-lt P~N TO Tt-IE COIJNTEfl . 985-t'J8.1 OPEN Geme1nhardl 22 SP Silver Flute. Value • at $550, w1ll take SIOO. Call (740)4469471 . does, Ttt~M 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins . Own e r : Ro~Ml ie J o n es Th e Mulber ry Cmnmunily ( ' ente r MUSicAL IN.'TR~ IFJ'ffi> KJOR 5 42 9 ... K 9 +AJ Opening lead : ¥ 6 \ IS NOW, OP.:N AT l;o:99t.9~~2 . · Dealer : ,East Vulnerable~ Neither tMV~ YOU NOTIG~P1 W~ ifli.J$T law Dealer lor Montana Tractors 53 Bowls over 54 Encircled 17 Aykroyd . 56 Mouse ollllms appendages 18 Health club 21 Gel th roug h DOWN . ... A 84 • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck a unt 46 Mind 49 Earthshaped · vehicle Top · Removal • Tr im Let me do it for youl 39728 SRI 43 (740)256-6160 44 TIJuana 11 Bi tternes s 13 Seem 14 Foe! raling 15 Cosmetic buys Sou th Tree Service The Parish Shop \10.'\l \IE'\ I ( 0\11'\'\\ fi • Q 7 4 . ... Q76 5. . JONES' Miniature Pinchers 1 male. 1 female. black/tan. tails docked. dewclaws removed. wormed . Ready May 16th. S300 each (7~0)386-81 2 4 Bucks, • 740·667·0'700 1-888-HUPP234 wv the PAIN out of PAINTING! \CIU.I· j OH V.C. YOUNG Ill 25 Years Experience Ferret lor sale. With cage . ·food and li11er .. holder. and birth certificate and every11'1ing you w·ould need. For $350. Call .(304)458-1644 or • ... J 10 3 2 Wrc;t Las t 4 J~iti2 • Q 5 Home • AUto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 40.1K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident SERVICE Concrete Work ChihuB.n'ua puppies. Black male, $300. black leffiale. S300. wflite female. $500 (740)245-5984 9 AQJ 93 MONTY 41800SR #7 ..<liiJI~~~o,...,T~pp e rs Plains, 1"'4....-c~"' 45783 . • Room Additions & Re modeling • New Ga rages • Electrical & Plumbi ng • ~oofln g & GuHars • Vinyl Siding & Painting • Plilio and Porch Decks We dQIt all except furnace work . CONCRE:TE CONSTRUCTION \ , Fret Estimates . ., money 43 Rye partner voice North (lj.ll-05 (I A 10 8 3 Rocky Hupp Insurance and Finan~ial Services YOUNG'S ROGER HYSElL I CARPENTER GftRftGE Insured ,. 1 Bu gs Bu nny's 6 Energy David Lewis · 740-992-6971 __ duty 42 Glnza Alder 5043 • 1570 ACROSS Phillip · 3 to 9 inches . Lots ot Colors. Healthy. also Water Hyacinths Phone (304_)675- 130416 10·65 j N EA C ross wo rd Pu zzle .BRIDGE 9wks. tr i-color. wormed . - - - - " - - - ' - - - - ·~==::====~ shots. $100 Steve t9n MGB Convertible for 1 ·'·stapleton (740)446-4172 or' res to.rai.ion with anolher 15 'fRut:KS : (740)256-1619 complete MGB for pans J.U R.SALE $1 ,000.'(740)44~-0542 The Daily Sentinel • Page BS May 11. zoo!i. John Deere R1d1nQ Mowers start1n.g at S1,399 Fmanc1ng available subJect 1G John Deere Cred1 1 approval Your payments' could be .as low OrlandQ/D1sney area ,7 day as $39 month w1H1 SO down Equ1pment ram1ly vacatton. Pard SBOO Carmichae l !(40 )44 6-241 2 sell for $199. Call (614 )399- (740)446-6579 www.mydailysentinel :com jess, I still think of you You WOIJ/d be 24 this month. house Good cond1fl0n $25. Wo lff Tann ing Beds Huge selectton · Immediate oehvery. 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All Power~ ~ Loaded POMEROY - Four men who allegedly kidnapped a man and held him in a ' Middleport home against his will a mpnth ago were indicted by the Meigs County Grand Jury. . _ Indictments . against ·the ' four: Elisha L. Dickens, 25, 7AFTE~ REBATES .:2005 Buick LeSab~ 2005 Rendezuous . " AOCD$13 499 $13 ~RREBATES 999 7 ~"-"--"­ REBATES $16,880 . OBITUARIES Page A5 • Ruby Pollis Dye, 77 • Jon Freeman, 49 · • Walter T. Rollins, . 85 • Ronald Lee Twyman, 56 2004 Chevrolet · SlO Blazer 2004 Venture Van 900 , . 16,588 INSIDE - ···--· • PVH hormrs nurses. See Page·.A2 • The President's I' Challenge prepares Me1gs students for Relay For Life. See Page A3 • Holzer Medical Center observes Hospital Week May 8~14. See Page AS • Meigs Girl Scout Diary. See Page A6 ~· 2004 Chevorlet Cavalier 2004 Oldsmobile Aler9 $9,999 $9,900 Value Priced Used Cars Used Trucks 1995 Oldsmobile Ciera ...............................................$3,450 1999 Chrysler Cirus LXI .......,.....................................:.$5,750 1998 Oldsmobile Delta 88 ....................................... $5,750 2000 Saturn LSI ................,................................................$5,490 2000 Pontiac S~nfire ........:....... . .. . ................. $5,275 19S7 Dodge Dakota Pickup Ext Cab SLT ..... $5;995 1999 Pontiac Montana Van .........:... :......................$5,885 2000 Ford Windstar Van ............................-$5,900 $17,775 21,000 miles .......................................................................... $10,900 2001 Chevrolet Silverado LS off Road Riot-Promotion .. 740-992-6614 1-800-837-1094 ' WEATHER 2001 Ford f -150 Regular cab, SWB, VB, . auto, air, CD ........- ................................................................. $ 12,600 1998 Fod FISO XLT Ext Cab, V6, auto, air: _52,000 miles .............................. .'.............................................:... $9,950 1997 Chevrolet Silverado Regular cab SWB, 4x4, VB, Auto, Air, CD ............................................................................................ 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PAGES Calendars A3 USED _CARS Classifieds .C'omics B4 ·6 1004 Pontil!IC Grand Prix GT Maroon .................. $ 14;440 . 1004 Pontiac Grand AM SE 4-door, red, Dear Abby Obituaries A3 A4 As Places to go A7 Editorials V6, auto, Air ..................:....._ ............................................. :....... SII,888 1004 Buick LeSabre C~m V6,auto. air- ... SI5;490 11104 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP LoadecL.......".....S17,450 1004 Pontiac Sunfire $E Coupe 4 cyt, auto, ilir, tilt, cruise, remote keyless ........:....................._,_ .. ,, ...................~.........._ ... $9,850 1001 Chevrolet Cavalier LS Coupe 4 cyt, aUto, air, 33,ooiJ miles.................................................,_...................~....................... S8,900 Tina Mandrake of Ravenswood receiVing keys froiD Don Tates - General Manager, Harvey Jett to a new Buicli LaCrossCX, She won playing the ·Hot Button Contest. Ask how you can be a winner! ~ ~(J(#, 'P'liu ~eat/ele M de ~- .. DON .f'Af'B RS GMC:. 0C)!c!smoblle "'oO. ..... llelw.&" ' Dickens, who faces multi pie drug charges from previous arrests thi s year. hi s brother, Jo shua. and Ben Harri s, Jr. were arrested shortly after the alleged kidnapping took place. Harri s was not among those indicted. Elisha Dickens is charged wi lh kidnapping , a firstdegree felony, abduction, a third-degree fe lony, two BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFICH @MYDAILYSENTINE L.COM SlOCKt 590S ... 2004 Chevorlet Impala l.S ,~ -· ..... ~ OOIIIIHT~ITQI ... ~ count s of felonious assault, a second-degree felony, trafficking in .food slamps, and two counts of possessing· criminal tools, all fe lonies of the fifth degree. Joshua Dicken s, and Long are charged with kidnapping, abduction a.nd two counts each of felonious assault. Please see.1ndlcted, AS BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Loaded, All Wheel Drive STOCK* 5860 $9,999 • was transported to the home of Elisha L "Lacey" Dickens, held against his will. and beaten. He was held in·· the home overn igh1 and was then returned to the home of his mother; Beeglr said·.- The · victim, who has riot been publicly identitied; was hospitalized in the intensive care unit of Holzer Medical Center as a .result of the assault against him. More Salisbury Margaret Blennerhassett visits Southern Elementary building renovation · RACINE -. Margare-t Blennerhassetf approved by Board visited sixth and seventh graders at $21A~ER999 AFTER REBATES 2004 Chevrolet Malibu Middleport. Joshua L. Dickens , 29, Pomeroy, David R. ." Richie" Long, 35, Middleport, and Steven R. Nevi lle, 32, Racine, were among I 0 filed late Monday in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Meigs County Sheriff Robert Bee-gle said Wednesday the charges slerri from an incident on April 14, in which the victif!i . $17,999 2003 Chevrolet Trail Blazer L\ 19 J BY BRIAN J. REED . BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 2005 Colorado Trucks ~ - ASLOWAS ~ ' Sports Weather ~ B7 B Section AS li005 Ohio V.Uey l'llblioblJI& Co. POMEROY -. Expansion of ongoing renovalion work at the Salisbury building to. convert it . into administrative offices for the district was approved by the Meig s Local Board of Education Tuesday night,. The board approved inslalling a'ir conditioning in lhe gymnasium and kitchen areas, now leased to Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, and heating units in three rooms to be used for storing district nialerials. Those things had not been .i!lcluded in the original renovation plans. Cost of lhe additional improvemenls will be $57,606 which includes $2,335 to I he general contractor, $1,780 to the plumbing contractor, $4,811 to the heating and air conditioning contractor, and $8,680 lo lhe electrical contractor. "These additional improvements still keep us below the biidg'eted amount for the renovation," said Superintendent William Buckley. The original cpnlracts for work on the building lotaled $260,508, well below the estimated cost of $355,000. Buckley said lhat as work progresses if it appears everything to be done still falls below that budgeted amount, then perhaps the' windows in lhe three classrooms, the gym and kitchen should be replaced to make the building more cost efficient to cool and heat, and if there's anything-lefl it perhaps could be used to upgrade the parking lot "But we need to look at these things later," he added. The Salisbury project is being paid for with the balance of funds generated by I he pennanent improvements levy which went off the tax ballot in December. The work at the school got underway last monlh and is expected lo be compleled in August so that the administrative.·personnel can move into the buildmg · in September. Currently the Board is paying $500 a month rent to the Villa~e of Pomeroy for second floor offices m the municipal building . The entire front of the Salisbury building phis the hallways will be renovated to provide offices for the superintendent, assistant superint_endent, treasurer, technology coordinator, and nutrition director, administrative · assistants and clerical personneL Some walls will be removed to make larger offices. One large restroom will be_ divided into two smaller ones, . and there will be a reception area and break room for the -employees.· The only thing 10 be done to the gymnasium and kitchen is to install the air conditioning, Buckley said. He also npted that space heaters will be used in the three classrooms to be used 'for storage . Other business of the board at Tuesday · nighl's meeting included • accepting of a $1,000 state grant award from Ohio's Agricultural Education Partnership to be used in the tech-prep progra1n; . . _ .• accepting me resignation of Mary Grueser ·as high-school newspaper advisor and hiring Suzanne Bentz for the position _for the PI "H - ll<ith Sorgent/ photo Performer Debra Conner of Parkersburg, W.Va. addressed students at -Southern Elementary as hi_storical figure ·Margaret Blennerhassett. Conner also performed for Southern ·High School students as Zelda Fitzgerald, writer and wife of author F. Scott Fitzgerald. Conner will be performing as Fitzgerald at the Ohio Chautauqua, July 12-16 at Chester Commons in Chester. Please see Southern, AS Middleport Farmers Market A sign has been post· ed at the site of a new Farmers Market in Middleport, to begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday in conjunction with the University of Rio Qrande Crossroads . Appalachian Heritage 'Celebration. The sec· and market is scheduled for 10 a.m. on June 4 on the vacant lot neXt to Peoples Bank. Here, Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Director Erin Roush. Donna Hartson and Brenda · Phalin of Crossroads and Tourism Director Bi llee Bentley are pictured at the market site. - ' S.llsbtlry, A5 Southern Elementary yesterday lo discuss her fife on · Blennerhassett Island near . Belpre. Since the real Margarel Blennerhassett died in 1842, performer Debra Conner from Parkersburg, W.Va. made the trip to Southern Elem·entary in her place. Dressed in period clmhing from the . nineteenth century, Conner portrayed the charac1er of- Margaret Blennerhassett by discussing the Blennerhassett Mansion, children and scandals thai plagued the Ohio Valley family. Students addressed Conner as if she were the real Blennerhassett and asked questions such as: "How did you meet · your husba_nd? Why would you build such a nice house if it would only burn down later? When did you die?" Conner was broughl to Southern Elementary by lhe Chester Shade Hi storical Association to promote not only an interest in history but in the urcoming Ohio Chal!tauqua event, July 2-16 ;It Chesler Commons: During the Chautauqua, which has a theme of "The Roaring Twenties," ·conner will portray Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of famed noveli~t F Scott Fitzgerald. Conner portrayed Fitzgerald earlier in the day at Southern High School and has visited Meigs and Eastern High ,School as Fitzgerald as well. . "She cast a spell over the kids." Chester · Shade Historical Association member Dixie Sayre said about Conner 's convincing performance as Fitzgerald at Southern High School. "They want to ask me about (Fitzgerald's) mental illness, her marriage and her child," Conner said aboul the questions she receives from her audience in regard to the character; she portrays . - J. Rood/plioto Need Extra Help? 310 East Main St. PomerQy,OH -_ '!""~ :uw~ _ .. _ _ "'lnU-Iorollelcor:?' 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