https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/535342091429d1531a924f531a2a18da.pdf 59d5cef065104e16397ad28dd232aa75 PDF Text Text .. ~-l!ageD6 NING ·Reap more from your vegetable ·garden iuntia~ lime~ -ienttnel Sunday, May 15, 2005 Bv LEE REICH Bv LEE REICH . FOR AP WEEKLY FEATURES 4P Photo In this photo provided by Lee Re.ich , onions are planted in beds to wring more· vegetables from less space. Planting closely in three-foot-wide beds, allows paths eighteen to twenty-four inch· es wide between beds. Filling these time slots IS like doing a jigsaw puzzle. For instance, plant early spinach where you're going to later plant tomatoes. Bush beans that peter out by mid- summer could be followed by cabbage transplants. · Try other.tricks too, such as . pregerminating seeds .on paper towels to cut back the time in the garden from planting to har-, vest. And-use statted plants for those vegetables that transplant· well. Play around w.ith this puzzle, but record yQur results or you'll repeat some failures and forget some successes. Uncertainty gnaws at family of unit that has sustained casualties, A6 · Some· uncommon fruit plants. offer flavor .and beauty FOR .AP WEEKLY FEATURES If you're planting your vegetables strictly according to instructions on seed packets or in most gardeni ng books, you're wasting a lot of garden space. Instructions typically call for long rows of· single vegetables with enough space one to three feet -· for you to walk between the rows hoeing or wtotilling weeds. The first thing to do to wring more vegetables from less space is to plant in beds. Plant closely in three-footwide beds, allowing paths 18 to 24 inches wide between beds rather than between rows of vegetables in the beds. Experiment to arrive at optimum , spacings in your beds, balancing out good yields with sufficient size. Broccoli plants geiierally do well spaced 18 inches apart in all directions, carrots need about three · inches, and onions about six inches. If you want a Jot of vegetables from little space, also plan your garden in a third dimension: up. Peas. cucumbers, melons, tomatoes - all these vin. ing plants can be planted closer together if trellised or staked. In a single bed, why not plant trellised cucumbers between late plantings of broccoli and kale? Keep lettuce which hates hot weather - growing more happily into summer by planting It in the dappled ~ hade cast by cucumbers on an inclined trellis. Another plus for trellised vegetables is that they stay cleaner than their ground dwelling counterparts. Besides filling every cubic inch of physical space, let 's also fill the founh dimension: time. Except for brussel s sprouts, leeks, and kale, most other vegetables are not in the ground from the very beginning to the end of.the season. So there's almost always time to slip two, even three, different vegetables into the same piece of din in one season. • Are you looRing forward to thi s season' s harv,est of Nanking cherries, gumis, maypops, and .saskatoons? YQu would be, if· you had planted these uncoml)'lon fruits. They're delectable, coldha rdy, and because they are relatively pest-free, they are mLICh easier . to grow than apples, peaches 'and many other common fruits . What's more, a number' of tasty, · uncommon fruits are borne ·on ornamental plants. Consider the twining vines of hardy kiwi fruits. They have decorated arbors on old estates in America since the turn of ihe last century, but the grape-sized, green fruits have been overlooked as they hid amongst the leaves. Inside each berry (eat it skin and all) is a sparkling emerald-green flesh with a flavor that is sweet-tart and reminiscent of ripe pineapple: Plant at least one male vine with one or more females in order to gei pollination and fruit. 1\vo trees commonly plant- Are you having problems with your... '1{',' •. ed as omamentals- also with fruits usually overlooked for eating - are carnelian cherry and serviceberry. The oval, tire-engine red fruits .of carnelian cherry taste like tart cherries when they first color, but the tlavor mellows over time if the fruits are allowed to h~ng longer on the tree or are picked and left to sit 111 a bowl. Se•viceberry fruits resemble blueberries in appear- · ance, but aie juicy and sweet with the richness of sweet cherry along with a hint of almond. Both carnelian che~­ ry and seFviceberry trees blossom early and profusely. The bare branches of cor- · nelian cherry are covered . with small, yellow flowers and those of serviceberry are smothered in white or pink. Nanking cherry is .some. times planted as an ornam~n- · tal hedge or shrub. Li~e cor. nelian cherry and serviceberry, Nanking cherry is an early bloomer with frost-hardy blossoms. The pinkish white flowers gaily decorate the shiny, orangish branches at a time of year when much of the landscape is still browQ and drab. ~.. . • Shoulder • Elbow • Wrist • Hand o Eastern beats Waterford. $ee Page B1 our locations www.holzerclinic.com ' BSEAGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM ries a fine of $30 and court costs in Pomeroy. The goal of the effort is .lo boost Ohio's safet-y belt use . rare and reduce fatal ities, with special emphasi.s , on you11g "adults. Mo)or ve hicle crashes comi nue to be the lead ing ·cause of death for ages three through 33 in the United States, according to statistics from I he Deparlment of Pub\ ic Safety. ' ' lt s noted that between 1975 and 2000. safety belts preventcd 135.000 fatalities and 3.8 million injuries. saving $5!>5 bill ion in medical and other costs. , · "Because we've seen first hand I he seve r~ injury and death that often re suli from not wearing a safety belt. we will be showing zero tolerance for anyone not buckled up." Pomeroy Chief of Police M-ark E. Proffitt sa id. "We wain everyone on the road to rememher to huckle up - every trip. every time.'' . .In Pomeroy. law enforcement'olliccrs· will be issui ng ci iUiions on traffic stops tor persons not wearing I heir safety belts. Ohio Pul'llic Safely is also inviting- Ohioans to subm it suggestions for a new seat belt slogan. The contest is meant to Appalachian .Heritage Festival rai~e awareness as to the importance of wearing a. seat · bell and to allow Ohioans to submit ideas that will motivate others to buckle up. For more . information , 'visit www ,publicsafety.ohio.gov and click on Seat Belt Slogan Contest under Quick Links. "The life 'you save may be your own or that of a family member so please wear your safety belts," Proffitt concluded. 'Local graduates honored.by WSA-Z . . ' 0 Page A$ · o Mary Francis Ferrell STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAilYSENTINELCOM POMEROY -· Local graduating high school seniors are being honored in the WSAZ NewsChannel 3 salute to the "Best of 1he Class 2005." The Meigs County students are among 200 top scholars from 33 countie s within the West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky WSAZ viewing area, featured . in public service INSIDE : ~ OVCS honor roll. :See Page A2 : o Sonshine Circle plans :July 4 activities. :See Page Holzer Clinic Meigs 740-992-0060 Bv BETH SERGENT . Holzer Clinic . Jackson • 740-395-8868 staff or for more information, please call one of I . Click It or.Ticket to begin ·in Pomeroy · POMEROY- The state of 'Ohio and the vi llage of Pomeroy are joining forces with the nationwide Click !tor Ticket Mobilization that runs from May 23 - June 5 which increases: enforcement of Ohio's safety bell laws. Those who fail to buckle up will be issued a ticket that car- Holzer Clinic Sycamore 740-446-5447 Co~tact your doctor for a referral to our rehab Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . SPORTS Occupational Therapy Services are available at the following locations: • • •. OBITUARIES . OVCS service project,A3 Please see Honored, AS -------.....-.___, A3 : ~ Nonprofit offers )lternative to slaughter : ~or Amish horses. •See Page A6 HOLZER CLINIC ~--------------------~ CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT. INC. Brian J. Reed/photo Roy Taylor and Bre~da Phalin of the University of Rio Grande Cros.sroads Program, and among the organizers of Saturdiiy•,s· Appalac hian Heritage Festival, have a bit of fun with other· Crossroads and WorkNet staffers at a. photo booth at Saturday's street fair, sponsored .by Crossroads. ' Finalist in no-smoking contest. See Page A2 •, o JOHN DEERE Photos courtesy of wuz.eom Named "Best of the Class" for Eastern High School has seven students all with 4. grade averages. They are from the left, Cody Dill, Krista White, Morgan Weber, Jennifer Hayman, Jaime Reel, Chelsea Young, and Derek Baum. NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE™ · WEATIIER '. 5103 Tractor w/lX6 & 510 loader .. 0°/o FINANCING**2l 2.99°/o FINANCING** 23 I I Details on Page A6 II lNDEX 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGES ·A3 Calendars _ ~lassifieds ' B2-4 Bs Comics Dear Abby A3 . Editorials A4 A2 Community Obituaries As B Section Sports A6 Weather I •· What's left of the "old Wildermuth brewery" located on Condor Street in Pomeroy has become a concern to resi· · dents ano village officials .. Pomeroy Ch ief of Police Mark E. Proffitt recently investigated the property and found it to be dangerous, especially tot any children that may wander ·into the structure. ·Proffitt reported to council that the roof has fallen down and that the e~terior brick walls appear in danger of collapse. Mayor John Musser has asked Proffitt to .track down the property's owner. Meigs High School's- Best of the Class" is .vatedictorian Katie· Reed. · Beth 5ergenl/photo Ashton Brown is Southern High' School 's WSAZ's selection as "Best of the Class. " © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishin& Co. www JohnOeere r.om _g_l CMMICH.EL EQUIPMENT, INC. CMMICHAEL EQUIPMENT, tlltC. CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT, INC. CARMtCHAn EQUIPMENT, tlltC. AS.HLAND.KY WINFIELD, WV GAWPOLIS, OH HUNTINGTON, WI/ LOCATED 8 MILES NORTH OF ASHLAND .LOCATED AT US 35 & RT 34 LOCATED MIDWAY BETWEEN RIO lOCATED AT EXIT 18 OFF 1-64 ON US 23 13041 586-!1099 GRANDE &.GA,WPOLIS ON OLO 35 (304\736-ZlZO .. . 160611133·1408 (7401446-24t2 t~Jtallm~nt ~&n ··o11er ends 51J012005 Some resmc110ns 11pplv; oth~r S!IBCIII rateund.!Rrms may bi tvllilabla, ~o su ycur dealer for dara1ls and other financing options. AYI)Iable ar participating d.,.lers. John Daera'sgretn and yallow Color scM me. the leaping dill' sym~. and »sutljtcl to tpptovld credit en John Oitert Crtdrt JOHN DEEAE are fradamar~• of De&rll,l Company K13CFA3·051so5-<XIM8710 • • .m£ ....• ' · , · G)._., ............... • ,. • + .. r �-.- .. The Daily Sentinel M9nday, May 16, • 20(l5 OVCS students making honor roll Finanst in~ no-smoking contest · GALLIPOLIS - The fol- Samantha McClure. Paul low in g qudent' at Ohio · Miller. Micaela Owens. Ben Valley' Christian School were Tillis; Grade 6: Heather named to the A honor toll for Case. Tyler Eastman. Allie the fifth six weeks: Ham ilton . Alexis Hen ry. Grade I: Makent ie Barr. Daniel Irw in. Elicia Irwin. Eric Blevins. Annie Sonya Lether>. Kathleen Bowman. Caleb Burnell. Long, Kyle Scoll. Valerie Anna Holley, Marshall Hood, Tcrre-B,lanche; Grade 7: Hannah Westfall; Grade 2: Christiana Lethers. Heather Evan Bowman. Christopher Mahan. Lindsev Miller. ·Br'umficld. Emilv Carman. Meli ssa Stump. • Alexis Clark. Astiten Crank, Grade. 8: Annee Carman. Tcah Elliott, Hayden Flinner, Grant Foster. Jasmine Rachel Haddad. Phil oiling- Owens. Grad\' 9: Richelle shead. Mikayla Jewell. Paul Blankenship, Lindsay Carr, Lethcrs. Jennifer Loscar. Brooke T<iylor. Heather Allison · McClure. Preston Wagner. Christopher / M~tzger; Grade ~: Bethany :Wil li-ams; Tenth grade: Kalee Katelyn Beaver, Edmo nds , .Iulie Huss ell; 1 Beaver, \ Sarah Blodgett, Morgan Grade II : . Sara Bec kl ey, Rrumt'ield, Logan Ed monds. !(risti Davis, Jacob Eldridge, Alyssa Freeman. Thomas Sarah' Dawn Jenkins. Cory Holley. Aubrey Long. Ranjit Kelley. Shannon Patrick. Mavi, T.G. Miller. Amy Keith Peck. Zac h Webe r. Ours. ·sar:lh Schoonover, Gracie 12: Hallie Carter. M~ggie We;,tfall . Kaleb Eldridge, Andrew Grade 4: · Jordvn Benson. Holcomb. John Hussell , Joshua Blevi ns'. Richard Sarah Smith. Eli zabeth Bowman. Madison Cra nk. Steve ns. Chris TerreAlex Haddad. Oliver Lentz. Blanche. Caleb . Lewi's.E iise Lung. · The fo llowing students Riley Nibert: Grade 5: made the B Honor Roll for Jennifer Bkv ins. Michac l the fi ft h six weeks: Grade I: Fahm y, Alex Gagucas. Makenzie Brumfield. Luke Taylor: Grade 2: Jacob Steele. Brandon Troy; Grade 3: Chase Adkins, Bryanne Hamilton. Jon Kostival. Co l ~ Parenti. Alivia Stover, Scotty Wood: Grade 4: Sarah Absten, Braden Bowen, Chance Burlesbn, Caleb Curry, Alex Lashway, Lee Lethers. T. J. Metzger; Grade 5: Katie Blodgell, Kayla Brumfield, Peter Carman, Joseph Jarvis, ' Maegan Jcw.cll; Grade 6: Aaron Dillard. Matthew Wright Grade 7: Jared Bartley, Joseph . B ~avc r. Hali Burleson. As hley Coughenour, Amanda Jarvi s, Cameron Lentz, Ricardo Maldonado, · Stephanie Shuler, Julie Tillis; Grade g; Braunlyn ' Carter, Cara Sandel l, .Tina Sargent, Alex Trent. And rea VanMeter ; Grade 9: Erin Bartley, Jonathan Beaver; Grade I 0: Brandon Coughenour, Megan Mahan, Drew . Scouten, Michael Williams; Grade II : Kelli Irwin, Ri.chard Mct;: reedy. Bryce Taylor; Grade 1'2: Conrad Buffington, Denny Daugherty. Inducted into new honor society for two--year in stitutions. Students must have a- 3.5 gmde point average and mus\ have completed 12 credtt hours of classes in order to be eligible for the gro up. In order to stay in the society throughout thei r college careers. students must maintain a grade point average of at least 3.25. The first class of Phi Theta Kappa students a!' Rio Grande was inducted during a ceremony on April 7. Beverly Crabtree, special assistant to the president at Rio Grande , and Professor Barry Thompson are serving as the RIO GRANDE - Sixty students at the UniversitY of Rio Grand.;:/Riu GnmdeCoinmunity College have joined Phi Theta Kappa. a new international honor society on campliS. Meigs County studen ts inducted were: Britt any Barnett, Tuppers Plains. Vickie Billingsley. Pomeroy. Teresa .Blackwood, Rutland. Stephanie Bradford. Racine: Shell y Jones, Pomeroy. Kat hryn Thomas, Middleport, and Melissa Young; Middleport. Phi T heta Kappa is th e international honor soc iety advisors for the honor society. Phi Theta Kappa has a twofold mission. The first part of the mission is to recognize and encourage the academic achieveme nt of two-year college students around the country and world. The second part of the mission is to provide opportunities for individual growth and development·,through participation in honors, leadership, service and fellowship programming. Approximately I 00,000 students are inducted annua lly into the society's more than 1,200 chapters. On OU dean's list ATHENS -The following · local students were among 4~891 named to the dean's list at Ohio Univers ity for the ·winter quarter: Beau Bailey, Chester; Jackel yn Bennell , James Bennett, Joel Gandee, Blaze Linton, Kenneth Sisco, Chad Stoneking , Esther \lanOort, ·all of Coolville; Ann Riffle, Rachel Taylor, Brooke Vaugahn. and Elizabeth Joseph Cornell, Moll y Wilfpng, all of Middleport; Gilmore, Autumn Hill, Rachel Bobbi DeLong, Christopher . Marshaii,:Katie Sayre, Robert Dodson, Maegan Dodso n, Taylor, and Jennifer Walker," Scott Dodson. Clay Enslen, all of Racine; Bethany Barber, Marjorie · Halar, Sara Carrie Johnson, Melissa Mansfield, Lee Nau, Ryan Johnson; and Joshua Kehl, all Pratt, Tia Pratt , Justin Roush, of Reedsville; Lauren Logan. and Jeffrey Shank, all of Amber-Snowden, and Shauna Pomeroy. White, all of Rutland; Evan Deana Pullins and Arian Shaw of Shade; and Rachel · Smedley, both of Portland; Chapman of Syracuse. _.Community Calendar BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCH@MYDAILYS ENTINEL.COM Public POMEROY - Tyler Lee. an Eastern High School sophomore who emered hi> idea of a dia1ogue for the next ''stand" commerc ial, is one of the top five finalists in the state-wide contest. · Teenagers wrote scri pts for com mercials, the bes t .of which wil l be selected by vote later this week. Meanwhile, teenage rs can go on line at www.stimdon li tie .org and vote for the commercial they like best. The slogan getting the most votes will be the contest winner. The deadline for voting is tonight. . · . ' Ir Lee's scri pt is se lected, l1e wi ll get to be on site at the time the -commercial is produced. Tliis year it will focus on education an.d awareness of the dangers of smoking. "Stand" is a branded statewide tobacco countermarketing cainj)aign geared to reach out to Ohio youth .-1! is written and performed by kids for kids and is ai med at Monday, May 16 LETART Letart Tpwnship Trustees will meet •it--+ p. m. at the office building . Clubs and organizations.. The award is presented .each year to an outstanding faculty member chosen by the faculty. The award is named after a late Jackson resident who was a star quarterback at Yale and equaled the world record in the 60-yard dash. As a scholar, Jones was elected to the prestigious Skull and Bones Honor Society. As a performer, he Was member of the famed Whiffenpoof singing group. Jones went on to have a successful industrial career, inducting his work in Jackson where he headed the Globe !ron Company, as well as other companies in nearby towns. Birthdays ' empowering youth to ·"stand up and speak out aga inst tobacco use" and to become the first ge neration not · hooked on tobacco. The focus of the first year of the "stand" campaign was on building aware ness through ed ucation, the second year on empowering and · activation, and thi s year the focus is on standi ng up, speaking out. and de manding policy change. Aunt worries that aggressive dog will attack niece's baby . ·Graduate OU a ATHENS Maureen Heines of Pomeroy gradualed from Ohio University with high honors at the end of the winter quarter, and Brooke Vaugan of Middleport graduated with honors. Other local winter quarter graduates were : Matthew Green and Casey Jones, · Coolville; . Benjamin Ew ing and Wayne l:l anzel. both qf Pomeroy; and Lindsey Markovich. Shade. Proud to be apart of your life. SubsL-ribe today • 992-2 I 55 We ·remember those who have passed away _ . · and are especially dear to us. On Friday, May 27, we will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar to the sample below: you' wish, select one or the following FREE ve.,.. below to . NELSONV ILLE - Angela half of one percent of the 5wift · of Middleport is student population receive among 24 students named this recognition .. to the Presideni's Li st at · · Honoree s are' chosen College . The ba·sed on scholastic achieve-· Hocking President's List is the edt- ment and leadership ability. lege's most presugtous A Trustees' Award reciphonor and less than one ient is selected from among ing ideas, and .tum them into reality." The upcoming summer months holds a full list of events and performances for residents in the surrounding communities, and beyond, to enjoy. Included in tt)e calendar for June, July, and August are classes, workshops. plays, concerts, comedy acts. and inore. This July, the Ariel Theatre will alsb host Ducktona 5000, a rubber duck racing event for the entire family. : , Wright says, "The Ariel is becoming more and .more active all the .time. It takes enthusiastic Vol unteers to keep the magic happening." , The Guild is seeking volunteers to assist in planning and operation of perfor- President's · Lis_t students and will_ be announced at the recognition banquet on May 24 hosted by Hocking College President John Light and attended by the board of trustees, mance events of all types. The Ariel is also in need of vo.tunteers tQ assist in the theatre office with answering phories, and other light office ·work. "I encourage those inter-• ested in volunteering to stop in The Ariel Theatre. We strive to find just the right' projects which best utilizes the talents of our volunteers.", Wright explains. The Ariel Theatre is currently a designated R.S.V.P. Volunteer Station, for senior volunteers. For more information · on The Ariel ·Theatre Guild. cir any Ariel Theatre event, call 740-446-ARTS (446-2787). Potential volunteers may also visit The Ariel Theatre at 426 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis. OH. • I. We bold you in our thoughts and memories forever. David t;, Alldtews Jaly 10, 1961-May 5, 1980 May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. Ariel Theatre Gtiilding seeking volunteers GALLIPOLIS The Ariel Theatre · Guild is currently. seeking additional vol·unteers to assist ~ith numerous activities for the summer months. The Ariel Theatre 'Guild is a- volunteer group that helps with the planning. organi·zation , and operation of many Ariel Theatre events, as well as daily activities. ,\ Joseph Wright. Ariel Theatre Director explains, "This is an exciting time to be part of The Ariel Theatre. as we are currently planning · many of our ·shows and events through Summer of 2006. " He continues: "We have a world of entertainment options .available, and . our dedicated team of volunteer' help> create our excit- lac:•:ompon) your tribute. - Swift on honor list at Hocking College Alwaysinoarhoarls, John and MoDa Aadrewa and family 2. May God cradle you in His anns, nOw and forever. 3. Forever missed, ne\'er forgotten . May God bold you in the palm of His hand. 4. Thanl you for the wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be wilh you until we meet again. ' 5. The days 'we shared -were sweet. I long to see you again. in Goers heavenly glory. ' ' . 6. Your courage ·imd bm,·ery still inspire aH , and the memory of your smile fills us wilh joy and laughter. 7. Though out of sigh.t. you'll forever be in my hean and rpind. 8. The days may come and go. but the time!\ we shared will always remain. 9. May the light of peace shine on your face for eternity. tO. May GOO's angels gutde you and protect you dvoughouttime. II. You were a li~t ill our life that bums forever in our hearts. 12. May God's graces shine over you for all time. 13. You are in our thoughts and prayers from morning 10 night and from year to year. 14. We send this message w'ith a loving kiss for eternal rest and happiness. 15. May. the~ bless you with His graces and warm, loving hean. Fill out the form belo:w and drop off to ·• The Daily Sentinel With Fondest Memories Ill C~urt Street • Pomeroy, OH 45769 DEADIJNE: FRIDAY, MAY 20th, NOON I .Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page ~n Friday, May 27th Name of deceased-------,---------.:__ ___;_ _ _ _ _ _ __ I Relationship to me Number of selected vme - - - - 1. I Date of birth 1f Print . your name here Date of passing------_ ____._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...,;;__ _ _ _ _ _.,....._ Address Phone number---------' ~ City 1 L Zip----'- _ State Make Check Pa~able to THE DAILY S~EL ' ------------------• , , ----------- .J DEAR ABBY: I have a marrieu niece with a 4munth-old baby gi rl whom I love dearly. They have a medium~sizcd dog that they rescued from a shel ter, and Dear · the dog is prone to a!lacki ng Abby other dogs. ·For a time they considered re turning the dog to the shelter, but now they have it trained quite well. It responds to voice command s, but is still aggressive, pri - no longer-enthusiastic about marily to other dogs. On at dancing. Eve prefers playing least one occasion my niece contract . bridge with ._ her and her husband have paid friends, and does so whenevvet bill s for dogs that have er she's invited. Some weeks been injured. she may be ou t playing two l'his dog srays in the house or three nights. She's an with them and the baby, and excel lent player. and I'm my fear is tha t as the baby glad she enjoys herself. gets a little older, thi s dog When 1 ask Eve out foi' a may a!lack her. movie and dancing. she ' II I'm an emergency room agree to the mov ie but not . nurse. I have seen the results the dancing. I ani . tired .of of dog attacks on sn1all chit- asking her and being refused, dren. Most of them were_ so when she declines, I go by house !Jets wtth no history of )llyself and dance with other aggressiveness. It seems the , people. When I do, Eve lays sounds a s~all chtld makes, a guilt trip on me, acts very combmed wtth thetr normal, jealous, and makes nasty uncoordinated n1ovement and comments about my goinjl grabbing, can mimic prey - out and dancing with "sluts.' like activity. The dogs, This is not accurate. I have responding like the animals always . been a fai thful husthey are, attack. In one band. My dance partners are insta~cc, th<: injured toddl~r polite and nice. and I don 't died. ''hit on" them. ·Eve knows I have cautioned my niece that Of course, I'd' prefer a and her hu sband not to let night out dancing wi th the the dog lick (they say "kiss") woman I love. and I conthe baby or let her play near stantly tell her so. but she the dog unsuperVised, whtch won ' t let it happen. How they don't always do. Even . shou ld · I handle this' on a leash, I have seen this SAD DANCER. PARIS. KY dog lunge at another d~g DEAR SAD: 'It would be without , warning. I tear tor nice if your wife would put the safety of tjle child. your feeling s first occasionPlease address this con , . all y. but she doesn't appear cern. My niece reads your to be that generous, and I column and may li sten to don 't have a magic wand that you. Think I ' m just an over- can change her. So handle tr concerned aunt" .the situation the way· you DEEPLY CONCERNED IN haye been. and when your EVANSTON, ILL. ' wife tries to make you feel DEAR CONCERNED: guilty. tune her out. You are not "overly" conDear Abby is written by cerned. Because of your Abigail Van Buren, also· experiences in the ER, you known as Jeanne Phillips, have 'seen·ftrsthand the tragic and was jormded by lrer result of this kind of negli- mother, Pauline · Phillips. gence . . Write Dear Abby at As much as your niece and www.Deai-Abby.,·om dr P.O. her husband love their dog, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA they are barking up the · 90069. wrong tree · by· leaving their ,...._ _ _..__ _ _ _ __, baby alone with an . ani ~at that ha' shown aggresstve tendencies. My experts tell me · that small children should not be around animals unless supervised. Perio~. • And as to ki~sing a baby s face - let's just say that a dog ·s mouth is less than sanitary. I hope these new parents will rethink their stance w'ww.mydaHysentiMI.com on this subject. DEAR ABBY: My wife. "Eve." and I tw,ve bj!en married for 36 years . Our children are 'grown and !lew the nest years ago. I' m an avid ballroom dancer. I; ve and I took lessons "years ago and dan~e well together. However. she s VISit tis ·online at ' . . . -----------------~---------------~---, I I u~ TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE II\' THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $7.00 PER USTING ~ $131F PICTURE' INCLUDED . taken for cookbook .-.. Hohack. Jim anu Phvllis Plan~ were funh~rcd for a Circle. and Bett) Carpe.nler triip to te Amish Cuntl) on Donation~ were a,.:ccpted June 9. fr<.• m Keith and Jackie White. Loi s Sterrett presided at th~ Shirlc)' lkegle. · Belly meeting tea~ing "I Should Carpenter. and f;11nily and Have Seen It Comin~ When friend ~ in memorv of Owain · the Rabbit Died." bv' T.., rcsa Casto. f) loomingda le. articles tilled The door pri1c was won by "How Many Is Too Man/'" Ha tcl McKelvev anu mcm and "The Best Is Yet Hl he_r' signed c;t cards of Come." Secretary and tr~asur­ encc)ltra!!ement for area rcsier reports by Kathryn . I ian Jents. .. and Julie C:amphc ll. , Blondcna R;ilner presented Thank . you notes were the program f or the . eveni t~g received from Joyce anu IJill with "A Phone Cal I from service pr~ject • Your online source for news God" by .Jerry Jordan . Sterren and Evelyn Foreman . . ervcd rcfre . . hment:-. Edie Hubhard. Rainer. Shirley Bceele . Thelma Wi'iltQii. Edna "Knopp. Edith Grimm. Jackie White. Avis Ha rrison. Ha1e l M,·Kclvey. Letha· Proffill. Betty Proflitt. Hol ly Stump. Mclrthu Lou Beegle. Mattie Teaford. Emel ine Suvre. . Mattie Beegle. Mabel Brace. Mildred Hart. NondlJS Henuricks. · Ruth Simpson. Judy Gi tn1ore. f=a mpbell . and Hart. 10 Completes hospital training 1 .Receives t~aching award . RIO GRANDE - Chris Pines of Pomeroy, a professor of Humanities at the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College, received the Edwin A. Jones Award for Excellence in Teaching by his peers, family Jnd friends at a banquet in his "to nor. hcin~ aves Other events Tyler Lee MIDDLEPORT - Darin Logan of Middleport has graduated from Marshall University with a master of arts degree in educational leadership. He is now licensed by the State of Ohio as a public school prinCipal. He teaches at Meigs High School. He and his wife . . Angie, have two sons. Monday, May-16, 2005 Sonshine Circle plans J,uly 4 activities RACINE - Participation America. 7:30 p.m .. at the in the .lu lv --+ celebration at M'"onic huilding in Chester. Each member should take a Star Mill ·Park was planned sac k lunch ami urink for \\hen Rethany Sonshine rel'reshments. whid1 Jhcm- Ci rcle met last week at the ' bers will exchange. Members chlirch The . group Jed iced to preshould take two or thrcc 'gifts pare a rtoat for the parade that · for I he ~ames, rnnnring and ~1lso to hold a Thursday, May 19 · POMEROY - Tl1e Mei~s hake sale Juring the day, 1\ '" Cmtn ty Retired Teachers will aiStl decided to purchase 20 meet at'n("m at the Ri ve rside 'chai r.-. flu· hte church .social Golf Course Cluhhousc in roum and to make a t..lonatoin Mason. W. Va. The speaker to the Sou thern Charge to bild will he Meig' County Sheriff a new gara ge rot its- pan. onBub Beegle on "l'rotectiim agc. O rUcr:-. are cu rrently Tips l'or Seniors." Saturday, Mav 14 POMEROY - " Return Jonathan Meigs Chapt er, Daughters of the American Revoluti on, wil l meet' a I p.m. 'il the Pomeroy Library. Mi chael Gu li vcr. Meigs Co unty econom ic deVelop.. men! director, wil l be the MondavJ' Mavl6 speaker. , RUTLAND - TB <i iTi cc MIDDLEPORT Rutli1nJ Fire Midd lepori Lodge 363. _stuiT at F&AM , spe cial meeting. Department , 4:30 to. 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m., to welcome Grand ' . Ma ster's class members of Middleport Lodge 363. An education program 1for new 1\rcsday. May I 7 members· and any interested POMEROY - Charles E. friends is planned. Thi s is an Blakeslee. longtime res ident • ope n meetin g, and all of Pomeroy. will observe hi s Masons and friend s are invit - 95th birthday on .VIay 17. cu. Refreshments wi ll follow. Cards may be sent to him ar LONG BOTTOM the home of hi s dau ght er, : Forked Run Sportsmen's Jenni l'e r Butcher. 3400 Wes t · Cluh 's An mwl Kid,; Fishin g Ridgewood Dr, Rockport , Day, '-!a.m. to noon . for chil- Ind . 47635. dren through 15. at the club Wednesday, May 111 pond. REEDSV ILLE - Walton 1\resday, May I 7 Manley wi ll be .9 1 on May CHESTER - Past 18. Cartls may be sent to him Councilors Club of Chester at 50974 State Route 681 . Counci l 323, Daughters of Reedsvi.tle, Ohio 45772. Receives degree Darin Logan me~tings PageA3 THE The Daily Sentinel CHESHIRE - Navy Hnspitalman Apprentice Webster T. Swain. a 2004 graduate of River Valley High School. recently graduated froni the Basic Hospital Corps School at Naval Hospital Corps School. Grcal Lakes. Ill. During the 14-week course. Swa in karned a wide range of medical procedures ussc-d to .prov ide first afd and assi.st Navy doctors and nurses. Swain also received an , introductory instruction· for service in a variety of med- · ical e'nv ironmen ts, from !leer hospitals and shipboard ined ~ 'ical departments to fleet Mari ne forces and medical administration offices. Swain's newly acquired ski lls and knowledge will enable his to help provide quality health care . to Navy and Marine Corps personnel and their famiJ.ics. Swain's first Subml\l~d photo assi·gnment after school wi II On Friday. the high school students in grades 7-12 from Ohio Valley Christian School gathered involve direct patient care, but at 0.0, Mcintyre Park to do their yearly service project. In connection with their' yearly fund -rais- with his training, Swain can ing program, 'entit led, Servatho n, each grade of the school goes out in the community"to per- work in seve ral areas, includform a service project. The high school grades join together to form work crews with 0.0. ing first aid and assisting with Mcintyre's personnel and work at the park 'that day to prepare it fo r summer use. Dr. Fred , minor surgery, pharmacy and Will iams served as chef fo r the school p1cnlc at lunch, after wh ich students enjoyed the park · laboratory analys is, patient faci-lities. Here Ricky Smith, _And rew Holcomb. and Conrad Buffington, seniors, move picnic transp01tation. and food sertables to new locatio ns for the park . vice inspections. 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Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich · General Manager-News Editor em Congress shall make tto law respecting establishment of religion, or prolaibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridgittg thefreedom . of ~peech , or of tlte press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the .Governme!"t for a redress of grie1•ances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN 'HISTORY Today is Monday. May 16. the \36th day of ~005. There are 229 days left in the ye{lr Today's Highlight in Hi story: One hundred years ago, on May 16, 1905, actor Henry Fonda was bom in Grand Island. Neb. On this date: In 1770. Marie Antoinette. age 14. married ,the future King Louis XVI of France. who was 15. · . In 1866. Congress au th orized minting ofthe five-cent piece. In 1868. the Se nate fa iled by one vote to convict President Andrew John son as it took its first ballot on one of 11 articles of impeac hment against him .·· . . ln. 1920, Joan of Arc was canonized in Rome. In 19.29. the first Academy Awards were presented during a banquet at the Hol lywood ,Roosevelt Hotel. The movie "Wings" won ''best production." while Emil Jannings and Janet Gaynor were named best actor and best aclress. In \955 . 50 years ago. American author and critic James Agee died in New York at age 45 . In 1960, a Big Four summit conference in Paris collapsed on its opening day as the Soviet Union leveled spy charges · against the U.S. in the wake of the U2 incident. In \965, the musical play ''The Roar of the Greasepaintthe Smell of the Crowd" opened on Broadway. In 1975, Japanese climber Junko Tabei b~came the first woman to reach the summit of Mollllt Everest. In 1977, five people were killed when a New York Airways . helicopter. idling atop the Pan Am Building in midtown Manhattan. toppled over. sendi ng a huge rotor blade tlying. Ten years ago: The Clinton administration t.hreatened puniti ve tariffs that would double the prices for Japan 's most popular luxury cars. Japane se police arrested doomsday cult leader Shoko Asahara, holding him in connection with the nerve-gas attack on Tokyo's subw ay~ two months earlier. Five yeats ago: The Federal Reserve raised its federal funds rate by one-half point, the biggest increase in five years. The New York Democratic Party, meeting in Albany, nominated First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton for the U S. Senate. · One year ago: The United States announ,ced a new initiative . to speed up the approval process for new combination AIDS drugs that was designed to bring cheap; easy-to,use treatment to millions of people in Africa and the Caribbean. Pope John Paul II named six new saints. including Gianna Beretta Molla. revered by abortion foes because she ·d refused to end her pregnancy despite warnings it could kill her. (Beretta Molla. an Italian pediatrician, died in 1962 at age 39, a week after giving birth to her fourth child. ) Today 's Birthdays: Authqr Studs Terkel is 93. Actor Harty Carey Jr. is 84. Jazz musician Billy Cobham is 61. Actor Pierce Brosnan is· 52. Actress Debra Winger is 50. Soviet gymnast Olga Korbut is 50. Rock musician Boyd Tinsley (The Dave Matthews Band) is 41. Singer Janet. Jackson is 39. Country singer Scott Reeves (Blue· County) is 39 .. ij.&B singer Ralph Tresvant (New Edition) is 37. Actress Tracey Gold is 36. Tennis player Gabriela Sabatini is 35. Country singer Rick Trevino is 34. Actor David Boreanaz is 34. Musician Simon Katz is 34. Actress Tori Spelling is . 32. Actress Melanie Lynskey is 28. Actress Megan Fox is 19. Actor Marc John Jefferies is 15 . 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' Monday, May 16, Outljde Meigs County ·13 Weeks . . . .!53.55 26 Weeks . . .. t 107.10 52 Weeks . . .'21 4.2 1 Something I do while perusing the morning lnternci'is read the mili tary obituarieS in the British press. mainly The Daily · Telegraph. Diana In variably. these write-ups West mark the pass ing of a veteran of World War 11 in the . kiod of scope and detail. . as critic James Bowman has noted, rarely found in an tales than derring-do. There American paper. Sometimes. is usually a line, maybe two. I feel compelled to save that offers the modern-da)' them in a file . Last summer. . reader an almost shocking there was Wing Commander glimpse of a mode of behavDavid Penman; 85, one of ior based on virtues uncon·five Lan~as ter bombers strai ned by the strictures of p,ilots (out of 12 who started modern-day hipness. smarts on the miss ion) to. return in and irony. For example. in 1942 from a.daring. low-tly- his · account of the final ing, daylight ra id on a moments of the Nept un e. German engine plant: the Petty Officer • Walton year . before that, there was · · described .clinging to the Capt. Philip "Pip" Gardner, side of a raft in cold, heavy the Victoria Cross-win ning . seas thick with oil. "We saw tank commander captured at the ship capsize and sink. the .ran of Tobru k. His death and oave her a cheer as she at age 88 left o nl y 15 (now we nt"down." 14) survivi ng VC-holders. Was it a huzzah, maybe'' Just this week. there was 84- Hip. hip. hoorav'? In their year-old Petty Officer struggle for su rvival, these Norman Walton. who. after doomed saiwrs could still the crui ser Neptune was muster a salute that would sunk iq a minefie ld off Libya save not their lives , but their in 194 1, endured three days . gallantry. Only I can see it in the water and two on a raft now: Jon Stewart on "The to become the sole survivor Dai·Jy · Show," ri ppin g thi s ·out of 765 crewmembers. A beau. geste into ironi c little . boxer of some success after bits. the war, Petty · Officer Then there was Lt. Col. Walton thwarted two mug- Duncan Campbell, 91. who gers with a left hook and a was awarded two Militar.y head-butt at age 82. Crosses in 1940 in the East But there is more to these Africa Campaign. Walking ahead of the two infantry longer exist. The bravery he' wa\ leading and ~o,al·rit"icc and commit. on a strong Italian position. ment of our armed forces. the Telegrclph reported. "he most obvimtsl y, prove oth· ensured that his C.O. did nut erw ise. But I think it's fair lme sight of . him in the to say that suc h virtues rough terrain tiy singi11g the exist despite the maintheme son~ from· the film s t ~cam culture rather than 'Sanders oi'" the Ri ve r' at the because of it. top of his voice amid the Thi s. in itself. is a testa' crack of ririe bulle ts and the ment to the innate resil ience noise of shell explosions." (I of someth ing very good. But gather "Sanders of the word is that the future of the · River" is it cinemuti~ olk t(> l'ery cunseryati sm that has l Emp ire along the lines of the always prized s u~h virtues ·\939 ve rsion of "The Four lie, in the hanJs of "South Feathers_ .. ) It's almost ditft· Park Conservati ves.'' after cult to read about 'uch Jaz- · the honk hy the same name zling hravery wi tho ut abo by Brian C. Anderson. Very imagining a Mont y Python- b~sical!). th~ theory posits esque parody popping up that the ranK vu lgarity insti like a jack-in;the-box to tutionalized by the . cartoon deconstruct it ·betwee n the "South . Park .'' whith . lines. But slich was .life de£ rades and desada li zes before the . '' Despe rate abso lutely everything. will . Housewife'' and the "South inspire young conservatives, Park" conservative. a time to smash the st ul tifyin g when the cu ltural main - tyranny o f pblitical corrcct'trean\- the all -errveloping ness.'!!' yOLo' re picking sides, mass media - treated duty PC. vs. Sou th Park ofkrs and honor like dependable abo ut as much cho ice as the which, anc hors rather than ball s- Iran- Iraq War and-c hai ns. · .remember. after eight years That was a good half-ce n- of carnage. left both sides tury or so ago. In the inter- still alloat. . im , the sens ibi li ty th e., e Such stalemate on the cul men exprc,seJ a' deeds in .. tural high sea' is probably their yo uth has died a death where we are. and certainlv for whic h there was no obi t· whe re we 're heading. But -, uary. A fl ood of aflluence. wo nder who will g ive a the Baby Buum. the forces cheer when we si nk'' (Diana Wes1 is a rolwnnisl o f political correctness and ce lebrity wors hip have see n .fi•r Tht' Washin g/on Times. to t·hat. Which is not at all S/u• mn he co/1/ac/ed l'ia to say that th eir virtues no diwwa ·t~st@reri:rm.ne t.) cumpan ie~ WELCOME CLASS OF 2005AND ·I TAPPED·OUT . PAit>ENT.S. T- shirts th(1(. glorify·teen drinking .t' ' The story so unded matter of fact. almost tlat, as if the father had worn it smooth from turning it over in his head every ·day for several weeks now. His 16-year-old daughter, a sophomore at a California public school, was in Te'xas last month visiting her sister, a college student. The high school girl chugged herself . into a drunken, self-destructive hysteria, threatening suicide, lashing out. When the sister took her to the hospital, her blood alcohol level was 0.21 , nearly three times the legal. limit. · · The father late r learned hi s daughter.had downed a margarita before heading to a fmternity party, where she threw back five to six shots of vodka, followed by beer and wine. It was the second time in a year the girl had landed in a hospital after a , drinking binge. The parents had put her in counseling and m ore. close ly monitored where she was and with whom. But now it had happened again. "I thought she had gotten a grip," the- father said. I keep hearing these sto-' ries from parents. or at least from the parents who talk. And I remember my own high school days, when I was a binge drinker myself. I shudder sometimes to think how lucky I am to be ali:ve and intact, and I shudder again to in)agine my teenage son someday putting himself 'in as much <:~anger as I did. So when a friend told me Joan . Ryan about the latest T-shirts at Abercrombie & Fitch. I tigurecj she was exaggerating. As exploitive as this company ·is, with its history of employing whatever slithery tac,tics necessary to hook young customers, the Tshirts my friend described seemed too ignorant and irre sponsible even for Abercrombie. , Yet there they were on a table at the San Francisco Centre store, just a; she had .sa id : Stacks of adorable. "high-quality " T-shirts for the pre-teen and teen set. each one celebrating the pur· suit of drunkenness. Well, not only drunkenness. Some celebrate the pursuit of sex ·and drunkenness. . · "Don't Bot her/l'm Not Drunk Yet," one says. " Bad Girls Chug. Good Girls Drink Qllickly." "If You Can Read This You Need Another Cocktail." "Sotally Tober." Lovely. OK. so drinking kills 1,400 college students a year through accidents. violence or poisoning. And parents. of high school students sit up on weekend nights. barely exhaling until they hear the comforting click of the frogt door. Never mind all that. This multi -gazillion-do llar conipany - . the standard bearer of cool for many teens - is telling kids that getting· stumbling drunk is, like, totally awesome. Abercrombie representati ves at their headqu atters in New Albany, Ohio. did not return phone call s seekin g comment. As 1 looked at the T-shirts on the table. and at two teenage gi rl s happil y debating which one was funniest. I thought about the hundreds of sad and scary · e-mails I received in the past two weeks from parents, students and teachers about teens and alcohol. · particularly about the connection between drinking and sex ual assault. The e-mails arrived in response to a recent column about a high school girl in San Rafael who was raped after a party at which kids were drinking . ''ihis type of incident is sti ll all too frequent," wrote Greg Jacobs, an assistant di strict attorney from Sonoma County, which is addressing the problem directly through a program called the ·Teen Sexual Violence Initiative. The column <!bout the rape ,case touched a ne rve. Marin. Calif.. 'chou\ district' immediately began to re. evloluate how well they educate students about the link between drinking and sexual assault. Cou ld· this re-energized " · ---· 2005 Replacing duty .and honor with' 'South _Park' The Daily Sentinel· ~· .-, - · ~ -· · -· ' ·--- ~ ... . -·· ... .. -- . ' www.mydailysenfincl'""'.c"'o"'m"' ' .--,.- - - - - - - l lw Da ily Sentnw1..-page A5 . OPINION The D.aily Senti!fel . outreach help a girl like the one who landed in the hospital twice' I don ' t know. Kids in their teenage years are dopes ,sometimes, most frequently o n weekend nights. They're fig uring it out as they go . They sometimes make reall y bad decisions. They sometimes don' t think abo ut the consequences of, say, daring a friend to throw back a dozen shots of tequila in a row. Today's teens have the best of everything and, in some way . the worst of everythi ng. They have amazing access to knowledge. Thev have conve' niences we' · never dre;~med of. But they also have been cheated of large chunks of childhood, pu lled by movies and televis ion, inusic and marketing, into an ·adult world for which their brains are not deve lopmentally ready. They are faced with de~ is ion~ abou t sex and alcohol and drugs at ages when we were just beyond ;>ushi!lg around baby-doll strollers and Tonka trucks. · The job of ieenagers is to navigate a sea of expectations and temptat ions and arr.ive safely on the other ~ ide . It is a perilous enough journey without marketing rn~rcenaries in New Albany, Ohio, luring them toward th~ roughest waters. (Juan Rwm is a wlumnisi fur !he . San . Francisco Chronicle. Sfnd L'OI,nmerlls to her in cru·e of this newspa· p~r or semi iler e-mail <11 • joann-em@ sfchnmicle.com.) . Obituaries Appalachian Heritage Festival Mary Francis Ferrell CHA~LESTON - Mary Francis 75. of Charleston passed away Wednesday. May II.· 2005 at Hubbard Hospice Hmose. She was ret ired from the West Virginia Department of ' Natural Resources w,ith ~5 years of servtce. Mrs . Ferre ll was a 50 year member of the GFWC Women's Club of Charleston, and also Brook's Bird Club. First · Presbyterian C hu~c h of Chiifleston, and performed n:tany hours of volunteer service for · Jllany years . · She was pr~ceded in dei1th by her mother and father. Tollman Okey and Eva Gmves: husband, Bobby Lee Ferrell. Surviving her are son ,and his wife, Tommy Joe and Vicki Ferrell ; brothers and theor wives. William Paul and Connie Graves, Tillman Okey and Carla Graves , Jr., and Harry Lee and Genevie Graves; sisters and their husbands. Ola Maude and Dana Bayes. and Linda and Ed Stien; granddaughters. Heather and her husband Matt Metheny and Hollie Marie Ferrell: several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at II a. m. on Tuesday, May 17, 2005 at the First Presbyterian Church in Charlesttm with Pastor Dick Neeley. Pastor Robert Newm·a n and Pastor Mark Lamp,ley officiating. Entombment will follow at Kanawha ··. Valley Memorial Gardens, .Glasgow. The family will receiv.e fnends from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday at J. E. JohnSon Funeral Home in Kanawha City. In lieu. of tlowers the fam ily request donations made to . . Hubbard Hospice "House, 100.1 Kennawa Dfive, Chmleston, W.Va. ~53 11 J. E. John son Funeral Home, 514 50th St.. Charleston, W.Va. is in charge of the arrangen:tents. Honored from PageA1 .. Ashton Brown . The announcements will air on WSAZ, beginnin g ~~:or~~s~~~o~,~~:eti~feJ:d Brian J . Reed The first farmers market of the season featured plants -bedd ing plants, flowers and things for the spnng pl anter. Later thi s year. it will offer fresh sweet corn , tomatoes, peppers. cucumbers and other produce from local growers. The market was part of the Appalachian Heritage Celebration on Saturday;. the next is the fi rst weekend in June. · · Vietnam's war orphans set to return 30 years later a( www. wsaz.com by the · ALPHARETTA. Ga. (AP) " Best of the Class" link on - Tanya Bakal has spent the left navigation bar. WSAZ celebrates gradual· much or her life nonning from ing seniors each year with Nguyen Thu Kim Phung. Three decades ago, she left this nationally acclaimed that name in Vietnam, along program. This year mqrks the with her biological mother and 21st year for the event and her culture, when she was airthe 4th year Marshall lifted out as part of the wartime University has partnered·with "Operation Babylift." Next the station. inonth , she hopes to find them all. Sakal's search will take her more than 9,200 miles away to Saigon.' no)v renamed Ho Chi Minh City, with 19 other orphans from the first wave of the effort that eventu all y brought more · than 3,000 Vietnamese child re n to the ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) longer needed blood transfu- United States. They don't speak the IanNo one could have been sions. said the study's leader, more surprised than the doc- Dr. Alan List of the H. Lee guage, many of their names tors themselves. Moffitt Cancer Center in have changed and · some They were just hoping to Tampa, Fla. A year later, including Bakal - don't even relieve the . symptoms of a three-fourth s of them still know their real birthdays. deadly blood disorder- and don't need transfusions , "Everyone has a beginning." ended up treating the disease But the big surprise was said Bakal, who believes she is itself. In nearly half of the that .signs of the genetic 31. "I want to find mine." people . who took the experi- mutation fueling the disease As a toddler, Bakal was · mental drug, the cancer diminished in 8 I patients·and among the 57 children · became undetectable. vanished in 51. mostly babies, all orphaned or Specialists said Revlimid "The chromosome abnor- given u~ by their parents- on now looks like a break- mality completely disap- . the Apnl 2. 1975, flight made through and the first effec- peared, somethin~ we ' ve by Ed Daly, form~r president tive treatment for many peo- never seen before' from a of World Airways. The plane pie with myelodysplastic drug aimed just at boosting took off from a pitch-black AP Photo syndrome, or MDS, which is red blood cells, List said. • runway, and its lights were even more common than . Dr. Bruce Johnson of the kept off in the air to keep the Tanya Dilbeck Sakal poses with her kids, Ethan Sakal. 5. left, Casey-B levins. 10, center. and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Vietnamese military from Samantha Ba~al, 3, right, at a park in Alpharetta, Ga .. Bakal was one of the original 57 leukemia. · Vietnamese orphans on World Airways Operation Baby\ 1ft Apr\1 2, 1975 flight just before the fall ''It may be, if not eradicat- in ·Boston compared it with shooting it down. of Saigon. She is scheduled to return to Vietnam for the first time in June when World Ai rways ing the disease, putting it what doctors saw in early . News of the flight traveled into what I would call deep tests of the drug Gleevec on . quickly, and · the next day, brings some of the orphans l:jack on a flight dubbed Operation Babylift · Homewood Bound. remission," said Dr. David people with chronic myel- President Gerald Ford was del• She was adopted by a white Johnson,. a cancer specialist ogenous leukemia several tiged with telephone calls to do Americans feel relief." she said. Instead, she was among those at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer years ago . .something to·save the children "They were saving children." hastily boarded on the World co uple. Reed and Laur& Center who is familiar with "If you extrapolate what of Vietnam. The government The Vietnam !li ght next Airways !light. Dil beck. a tlight engineer and but had no role. in· the ihey saw, it's one of the brought thousands more chi!- month was arranged by Until recentl y, Vietnam was a hypnotherapist. and grew up re.search. signs for long remission,'.' he dren out of Vietnam as Saigon Atl b d W ld A' was falling that April. anta- ase or trways just a birthplace for Bakal. in the then mos tly wh ite Revlimid "is not yet on the said of the abno!'l11ality's disfor 20 of the orphatls on the h.er journey out of Saigon Atlanta >uburb of Marietta tryShirley Peck-Barnes, author t-r t t' 'ght · market but almost certainly appearance . simply a foo tnote in her life. ing to blend in. wanti ng a face of "The War Cradle," which · t s '' · . Dr. Jas mine Zain, a blood documents the legacy of . Baka1 a 1most dI dn , t make not a definin g moment. will be" because of these to mat ~h her Southent tw ang. tindings, he said. specialist from the City of Operation Baby lift, calls 11 the that tnp. ~h e had been set to MDS refers to a group of Hope Cancer (enter in New greatest humanitarian gesture board a C:>-Aca1:go plane that · Sunday disorders caused, by the bone York, said the results warrant of the last century: crashed a few days later. E1·ening marrow not making enou"h at the "' further testing· on the drug. "This is the one thing about killin g almost half the 330 starting 60 Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene healthy, mature blood cells. "Nowhere do you see to the Vietnam War tha.t made adults and children on board . :H About I 5,000 to 20,000 new 70 percent responses." she May 15th .· 18th , 2005 cases are diagnosed each said . . ~:oo Pm About' one-third of people .year in the United States, Guest Speaker Dr. Ray LaSalle and · as many .as , 50,000 on the drug had temporary Americans have it now. They drops in other .. blood cells . AKRON (AP) - Electric Paul, a native of Waukesha, from Bucyrus. CH usually suffer anemia and and clotting components, guitar pioneeF Les Paul was Wis,., also has won fi ve Public invited by 1 fatigue and need blood tr~s- fixed by brietly interrupting one of 14 people · inducted Grammy Awards. Pastor Jan Lavender fu sions about every e1ght treatment or lowenng the into . the National Inventors Five other li vi ng inve ntors (740) 992-5888 · weeks to stay alive. dose. · also were inducted into the Hall of Fame on Saturday. 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Reed; and Cancer doctors stunned that drug for symptoms treats blood disease REVIVAL Guitar creator takes spot in Hall Spring Base High Back Chair" ' �' r The Daily Sentinel -----=--~,;...._ '. i ~ _______ Monday, May t6, 2oos ·. _;___ _ _ __..::~~--=--:--- .._:__::.;_::==...=__,___ Punt y wins Nelson Championship, Page 86 COLUMBUS <AP) ~ Bill More than tOO famil y Brintlinger is one or the membe rs and friends of lucky ones. Lima Compan y Marine, Brintliriger learned his son filed into an auditorium Collin was safe after his Satu rday to li sten to the Ohio-based M<uine Reserve Mari t1e ; · Crit ical In cident unit suffered -at least four Stress Management team . deaths and other injuries durThey awt~cd parent s that ing a major U.S. offensive in counselors .are available for Iraq. . Marines dealing with battle - · But that didn't . stop the .field s.treS> They also disfather from attending a meet- tributcd inforination abotil in$ ·saturday with a Marine counseling available to fami'., grtef t:ounseling team sent to lv membe rs. Colt~mbu s to help people ·Kat ie Brintlinger. Ccillin's whose loved ones serve w.ith mo ther. said he was sup the· Columbu s- ba sed lima posed to be in · one of the Company, . 3rd Battalion . Humvees that wa ~ atta c ~ed 25th Regiment. but dehydration kept, him out ''If it's not our' Marine. it's of battle. "He fee ls like he should other people's Marines," said Bill · Brintlinger, · of have been there to help. I ·Columbus. need someone to be there for The Ohio Marines were him ," she said. fighting insu:genls a~ part (,r Isolde Z ierk. whose son is Operation Matador near a part of Lima Compqny, · Karabilah, a village close to leads a volunteer group in the Syrian bonier. The \).S . C6lumbus that supports AP Photo milj,tary said Saturday that Marine fiunilies. · Rac hel, le ft . and Sha nnon Rotchie s mi le as they ta lk about the ir brother Jason, who is a Lance the offensive was over. and . Zierk said she\ spoken to Cpl. in th.e Lima Company 3rd. batal lion 25th regiment , ounng ari interview in Col~mbu s . ' .called it a success. more ·than 1'00 family memSix Marines invo(ved in bers .. th is week. counseli'ng Col eman . is a membe r of . so he. and hi ' wife could a blessing. i.he operation, including three them to be calm and patient Lima Compan y. He ca n- b ~ home .. ·'J haven't heard anyihing members of Lima Company. and te lling to not jump to celed wee kend tra vel pl an , · Some sai'd the .silence was .so that's ·always good news." were killed Wednesday nigh! conclusions. On e mother when an explosive detonated cried nonstop for 45 minutes . near their armored transport over· the phone. Columbus-based During Saturday's meeting. vehicle, Marine Reserves spokesman Zierk said she had to leave Capt. Patrick · Kerr . said to console the famil y of Pk · Saturday. Another meinber Christopher Dixon. 18. who . of Lima Company had been learned Friday th<it their killed last Sunday as part of Marine had died. i.he operation. The Marines also informed . Kerr said others from the the family of Lance Cpl. com(lany have been injured Nick Erdy. 21 , that he was in the operation, but . he · killed in the otlcnsivc. wouldn't say how many. '• We still very much supNine U.S. Marines were port what is going on over killed and 40 injured overall there. There are other Employees, Independent Contractors, · and their immediate family not eligible. ' during 'the weeklong opera- Marines in harm's way, and tion, according to the they are Nick ' s brothers." EED.A CAR LOA"? Department of Defense. said Erdy 's father, Bill Erdy, Kerr wouldn ' t confirm a in a telephone interview. · report earlier this week by Dixon and Erdy both died The Washington Post, which in the attack on the,ir tran s700 East Main Street has a reporter empedded port Wednesday. Kerr said. pomeroy, Ohio · . Mayor with Operation Matador, that . Columbus 740-992-5252 . six members of the company Michael B. Coleman 's son . www.fbodfairmk.com have been killed and another 19-year-old. son, Lance · Hair Caret. Mdl<eup WHY PAY MORE?? 15 injured. Cpl. John David "J.D." • Nail Care .sa id Chrys ti>l<l Kreuter. 24, • of Cinci lllwti. whose husband · David has heen away . since January. Famili es w,iII sometunes • o lon g stretches without hearin g- from their lov~d · unes. making new ~ reports of casua lties even harder to handl e. . " You · ~dw ay s wonder ·if someO ne yo u know was i·nvol ved .'' · said Shannon Rit chie. I~- whose brother Jason is Lima Company Marine who was injured in Operation MatadoL ., The · Ritchics got a phone call <it;ound rnidnight Wedn esday fron1 Jason. It was cmly the second time he called since being deployed 111 March. ·'He said not to worry, it was nothing s'erious," said Jason \ sister Rachel Ritchie, 19. '- whose voice shook as she descrihed her closen~ss with her older brother. ·'You go f rom s'ceing him all the time, hanging out with l1is fri end,. to not knowin g where ' he 'is," she · saiu. ''' ••• Powell's Call the Loan FOODFAIR RAVENNA (AP) ~ After ed by ihe economics of a typyears .o f grueling work, Tony ical Amish family. The horses and Red are living the good are used for work, to put food on the table. 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Monday, May 16, 2005 ·Prep Schedule Cincinnati R e d s ' Elizard o Ramirez throws against the Philade lphi a Phil ltes in ·the first • .Today's game Toumamant Softball • Gallia Academy at Northwest, 4:30p.m TUesday's games Treick.and Field 'Division HI District Meet (at Rock Hill) , 3 p.m. Tournament Baseball ~ Symmes V~<ly vs. Eastern tat Universlty .,of RiO Gmnde), 5 P,.m. i W•dntsdafa g_amea Track and Field Division II Di~trict Meet (at Fairland). 3 8.m. , Tournament Softball Eastern vs. Symm_as Valley (at Minford . H.S.),,5 p.m. . Todav·s LuckV n ni ng Sunday in Philadelphi' · a. Ramirez ( 0 - 1 ) s o I i d Track and Field Division Ill District Meet (!Jot RocK Hill), 5p.m. W.Va. State .Meet (at Ch8rle.ston)' Satu~ay'a game Track and Field . ·. ;plvislon II DistriCt Meet {81 Fairland), · tOa.m. · Close sets new SEOAL record ' Sports physicals scheduled at EHS innings in his first · ' career start. He struck out four, walked two and gave ' up seven hits · but the Phils won 43. PrEp Softball - -IS••• Potnt Pleasant, ,wv 173-5536 Mas on , WV SuJs ¥ t~daf!l www. kasplat.t:om~ · I .. 740-446·8500 . 328 2nd Ave. Gallipolis, OH ..;. kltruss IJIJ T~ Lml ~ 2605 Jackson Ave•. Pt. Pleasant, WU 615-4498 . BY lARRY CRUM l CRUM@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM TUPPERS PLAINS ~ A win is a win no matter how it comes. Sports physicals have been Eastern's Lady Eagle.s scheduled at Eastern High claimed the sectional title School for May 25 at I p.m. Saturday after Waterford Any boy or girl -that plans let the. game get aw~y from to participate in athletics dur,, them ·on numerous · mising the 2005-06 school year CLEVELAND (AP) ·- · takes. Their nine errors will need to have a physical Roy Halladay pitched 7 2-3 allowed Eastern to easily performed and ' the informasuperb• innings and Vernon cruise to an 8- 1 victory tion packet can be picked up ·Wells hit -a three• run homer and another sectional in the high school office. as the Toronto Blue : Jays championship. Dr. Kelly Roush will peravoided a series sweep with a The Lady Eagles took form the physicals and there 5-2 win over the Cleveland the .lead and never looked will be a $10 fee per person. Indians on Sunday. . back early iri the fourth Contact Eastern High Halladay (6-2) allowed five inning. After Krista White School at (7.40) 895-3329 for singles and used his fastball got on base by error, Sara more information. · along with a nasty breaking Barringer drove in the run ball · to get· . 14 outs on giving them the early 1-0 grounders. He walked three lead. · and struck out six in improv. Eastern proceded to cap• ing to 4-0 in eight career . atilize after another al bat starts against Cleveland. . from the Wildcats proWells' shot in the eighth · POMEROY ~ The 14th duced no runs in the fi.fth. · inning off C.C. Sabathia (2Annual Meigs Band Kelsey Holter was first ill 3) broke open a tight game Memorial .O olf Scramble the plate. hitting a shot to between Halladay and the will be held Memorial outfield and after another Indians' ace. Alex Rios hit a weekend, on .Saturday May error, was able to get on solo homer in the third as the base. . 28th with a 9ain tee-ofF: Blue Jays snapped a sevenShe was joined by Casey · The tournament will be. a game losing streak against' Smith and Jen . Armes, [Our man scramble bring Cleveland. · loading the bases with one ypur own team format. Your . Toronto was in danger of out. As · mistakes killed :< i' team must have a combined being swept for the fourth Waterford the entire game, time this season. HoWever, handicap of 40 with only • one key error on a hit by Halladay had little trouble one player below I 0. White allowed her to · with the light-hitting Indians, First prize will be $300 • ·~-:. 't '.,.. round ·the bases to third, who remi,lin stuck in an earlyclub house credit, second driving in. three runs and season offeosi ve rut. place wili receive $200 and . extending the lead to 4-0. who dropped his Sabathia, third place $100. One more run was added third straight start, was still in Cost of the toumarilent is . · off of an RBI double by it until ~iving up the homer to $50 per person or $200 per • Brittany Bissc;ll. Ailoiher We ll.s 111 the eighth. Reed · team. For more information out later, pitcher Ashley John son reached Qn a fieldcmitact Toney Dingess ·· at Arnold of the Wildcats er\ choice .and Frank 992-7141. was looking to get out of Menechino wa$ hit by a pitch the inning. before Wells connected for · However the work was his fifth .homer, a two-out ·-~ East-ern not · done for the Lady shot on Sabathia ·s !12th and Eagles. A line qrive hitting · final pitch. Larry Crumlphoto . Arnold and an error to first Before his homer, Wells allpwed runners to get on Eastern starter Krista White ·delivers a pitch during Saturday's Division IV sec~onal final was just 4"for-34 (: 118) with TUPPERS PLAINS against Waterford. The Lady Eagles won the contest 8-1 and will play the winner ol South Eastern High School will be ·.· Please see Eagles, B& Gallia/ Symmes Valley Wednesday at Minford High School. · · Please see Scalp, 116 holding its· 7th annual Eagle · Basketball Camp May 31 through June 3. : The camp is open to boys .liDd girls who will be enter. . . . ing into grades 4, 5 or 6. The COLUMBU.S (AP) tant coach Paul Biancardi to Bianc a rdi , that ·he gave the check to Dan could not ·hotlse Savcivic cpst is $30 for pre-registraNew allegation s that a boostease the transition to college now the head and Kim RosloviC'to help the because they were Ohio State tio.n and $40 on the first day er provided money for aT) for -Savovic and other basketcoach at couple, now divorced. with boosters and it would be an of camp. , Ohio State basketball player . ball recruits with Serbian Wright State. the expense of housing NCAA violation. · Included in the camp cost and helped devise a ruse to backgrounds. denie s the Savovic. Kathleen Salyers, who was will be fundamental basketcov~r it up have surfaced 'in Micha,el Sierawski allegation · in After Ohio State di scov• a babysitter and house cleanball instruction, a camp tas Of depositions glven a Part · d d · s · ~ h hi s depos ition. say iheo he erect the $500 p.·ty111ent to 'the er •or . . . · e ne n e avovtc on t e ,, the Roslovt'cs, alleg·es b f shirt and.basketball and indilawsutt .mvolvmg the p~oday he arrived . at the never authorized payments or Roslovics. it notified the · the Roslovics asked her to vidual ·awards are possible. 10 gr.am. under coach Jtm Columbus airport. gifts any Ohio _State play- NCAA .· which. required. take in Savovic and promised . For more information con0 B r ers. In hi s statement. tact Howie Caldwell, 40!!78 nen. Sierawski said he was told Bianc<trd i said an ything .the Savovic to ,make restitution to pay her $1.000 a month · O' Brien was fired last sum- by Biancardi 10 buv clothing pla,_ •ers rec·er···ed \"Us· provt·d- in ord. er to remain eligible. plus expenses. She says she Old Seven Road, Reedsville, in the · · • ' • ' mer after testimony OH, 25772. · Serbian , ed by fa l)s who wanted to be Sierawsk,i said he also· pro- spent hundreds of thousands lawsuit revealed he .had given for · · another · c '"ho clos·e to the . p ro.gram. videLI that $500 of restitution." of dollars •on Savovic and did Aleksandar Rado,ievt J • w _ $6,000 to a recruit in 1999. Contact Information · was rec ruited by the " I . knew that Mike · " I gave Boban the $500 to papers and classwork for An NCAA investigation of Buckeyes. It was Radojevic Sierawski was excited that gi ve me back." Sierawski htm. """- 1-740-«6-3008 . the program continues. to whom O' Brien gave the Bobati was coming to·· said. Her lawsuit againsl the E-moil- sportsOmydailysentinei.oom ·-o.lumbus: · Biancardi said. Asked if anyone else kne.w Roslovics was dismissed last although a booster says in his. $6 000 · · h · k · F nkl' C deposition that NCAA invesSPorts Start S'e sa'1d NCAA "He conveyed that. and. .e about the payback ruse._ wee by· a ra 111 ounty · the I ra wsk't . tigators didn' t ask about ~ Spolto Editor Payment or. his relationship investigators who met with wanted to try w· help htm 1f Sierawski said,. "No. This is Common Pleas judge who · (740) «6-2342, ""'- 33 · b. he could or have the church the first tt'me 1 have ever said the alleged oral contract ' with the coaching staff dur- h.tm d'd 1 n· t d o a th oroug h JO bshermanOmydailytribune.wm ing a 5 112-hour meeting. "The · NCAA .never asked · he lp . him becau_,e .. of their mentioned 1' t to an ybody. was unenforceable. ' Eve n the NCAA ~r.uys. they Salyers told · ... The Bryon-. Spolto Wrltef In a deposition relating to me abo ut Pau I. (B.tancard') 1 Serbtan descent. . (740) 446-2342, ext 23 AI ·· Sierawski said Ohio State never asked me that ques-· Associated Press on Saturday 'f the lawsuit, a friend of fortner an d money an d g• ts 10 ex. f bwa_ lters@mydajlytnbune.com · 'd · d . · ofri ciab found out in Jul y o tt . on." she ""ants to re"'tle the ·law• " II Ohio State player Boban Sierawski Sal lll a epost· 199B that he had wri tte n· a A.··cordt'ng to at least two of suit, but .that she and her 1 n· I an swer any · ched. Savovic alleges that he gave tton. LAwry Crum, Spolto Wrltef .. 1 d'd fo r SSOO for Savovic's ' d and ork d questt' ons they dt' dn ' t ask · the depositions. the lawyers · haven' t decide (304) 675-1333, ext. 19 S •·o · IerUm 0 mydailyreuister.com w~;h v:~e:o~i~ Statt ass~s- me." · ·housing. Sleraw, ki testified Ro;lo\'ic; we re told they whether they will . Blue Jays scalp Tribe· Meigs band golf scramble planned •• i<; ' 0 oo''sz9~ • Deposition ·says NCAA didn't ask mon~y given to players .a ...,. ." HOLZER CLINIC · Qivision IV sEctional final st ruck out Ada m Dunn to end Reds starte'r Elittirdo.Ramirez the ga me with the tyin g run to hit into an inning-ending on first. . double play. Pad-illa started the season on . The Philadelphia right-hanthe di sabl ed li st while recov- ' dcr ·a'll owed a two-out double cring from ri ght triceps ' ten- to D' Angelo Jimenez in the diniti s and pitcheu poorly sixth and imentionally walked since returning to ihe rotation . Valentin . Though Cincinnati . on April 19. Orily twice in trailed 2-0, Reds manager ri ve starts did he go fiv e Dave Miley let Ramirez bat. innings, and he entered It didn 't pay off as the pitcher Sunday\ start with an ERA of flied out to left. 9.74. Ramirez (0-1) worked six · Padilla 's s ~ruggle s seemed solid innings in his t1rst ~areer to carry ov.er against the Reds start. He struck out four, . when he gave up a hit and walked two .• and gave up walked two in the first inning .. seven hits. But he escitped · without He made his major league allowing a run when Austin debut last . year · with. Kearns grounded oui. Philadelphia. which traded Padilla opened the fourth him to the Reds lastseason as inning by walking .Dunn and part of the deal that. sent giving up Kearns· seventh pitcher Cory Liille to the double ofthe year. After an Phillies. out, Javier Valentin walked to load the bases but Padilla got Please see Rally, B& Eastern overwhelms Waterford, ·s-1 sets date for hoops camp ' Business! Always on High Speed Connectio11 PHILADELPHIA iAPJ ~ Vicent e Padi lla pitched si x score le " innings for hi s first · win of the s·eason and was l1ackcd by .solo homers' from Chase Utley and Bobby Abreu in the Philadelphia Phil lies' 4-J win 'o ver the Cincinnati Reus on Sunday'. · Padilla ( 1-4) tO.ssed four-hit ball in hi s longest outing of the settson to .earn his first win since last Sept. 29. Padilla wasn 't particularly sharp, he thr~w 96 pitches and tied a · career high with 'six walks, but he worked out of a couple • ·of jams to help the Phi !lies · split the four-gam e series. Billy Wagner · pit'ched the final I 1-3 innings for his ninth ·save in 10 chances. The Reds added tw() runs in the ninth on Se.an Casey 's RBI single and a sacrifiee tly by Ken Griffey Jr. but Wagner · worked six Friday's gamee · ' Phillies rally, past Reds, 4-3 . AP photo - NewsChannel ' ' I ' WW\!W.turnplllteflm.com ' . Monday, May 16 ing fro.m the _northeast as the Morning (7 a.m.•Noon) evening progresses. · Temperatures will climb Overnight (1-6 a.m.) froll) 44 to 60 by late this Temperatures will fall fr-om . morning. Skies will range 46 to tod ay's low of 39 by 6 .. from mostly sunny to mostly a.m .. Skies .will be clear to cloudy with 5 MPH winds mosilv clear with 5 MPH from the northwest turning wind.: from the northeast. from the north as ihe .morning progresses. Tuesday, May 17 Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) Morning (!a.m.-Noon) It should be. a cloudy afterTemperatures will increase . noon. Temperatures · will from 41 to 62 by late this remain around 63 with mo rn ing . · Skies will range today 's high of 64 occurring from mostly sunny to partly around 4 p.m .. Winds will be · cloudy with 5 MPH winds 5 MPH from the north. from the nonhca't. Evening (7 p.m.-Midiriglrt) A/ternoo11 I 1-6 p .m.) · .It will continue to beTe mpe r at u r~s " ill >lay cloudy. Temperatu·res. . will near 65 . 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CLASSIFIED INDEX ,... . ... 430 Farms for Sale ........................................... 330 1 For Lease .. . • .. .. , • . 490 For Sale.. . ................................ ........... 585 For Sale or Trade ...... ...... ... . ..... 590 Fruits & Vegetables.... . .. .........................580 Furnished Rooms .. .. ..... . .... .. ... 450 General Hauling ..... 850 Giveaway .... •.... 040 Happy Ads .............................................050 Hay & Grain .. .. ... 640 Help Wanted .. .. ................................... 11 0 Home Improvements .......................... 81 0 Homes for Sale .................. • • .... .. ... 31 D Household Goods .. .. .. 510 Houses for Rent.. .................................. 41 In Memoriam . .. .. 020 Insurance.......... ............ .......... .. ... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment.. . .. ... 660 Uvestock ............... ............................ ......... 630 Lost and Found .... ,. • ........... • ...... ... •.... 060 Lots & Acreage ... ,.................. ...... .. ....... 350 Miscellaneous ... ... . ..... ...170 Miscellaneous Merchandise ... ..... , ............ 540 Mobile Home Repair...... .. ... : ....... .860 Mobile Homes for Rent ............................ 420 Mobile Homes for Sale . ..... .. 320 Money to Loan ........................................... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers • .. . .740 o Musical Instruments ..•...............•..•....1 ••••••• 570 Personals ... 005 Pets for Sale ............................................... 560 Plumbing & Heating .... 820 ProfHIIonal 5ervlcu ................................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair. .. ...................... 160 Real Elhlte Wanted .................................... 360 Schoololnotructlon..... .. ..................... 150 SMd , Plant 1: Fertlllzer .............................. e50 Sltu8tlono Wanted .................................... 120 Space for Rent ............................................. 480 Sporting Goodo ........................................ 520 BUV'I tor S.tl ....... ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,...... ,,,,.,,,,,,,,, .. 720 Truckl for Bale ........................................... 715 Upholatery ................................................... 170 V•n• For Sale. . .. ... ......... •.............. , ... 730 W•n~ lo Buy ............................................. Wlllrted to Buy- Farm Supplleo ............... 120 oeo Wanted To Do ............................................. 180 Wanted to Rent ...... ........... .. ............ , .470 Yerd leleo G•lllpolll ................................... 072 Yri laie-Pomeroy/Middle ........................ 074 Yard a.t.Pt. Pluunt ..................... ,,,,, ...... O?e Cecil I Wal~er Machinery Co PO B<:lx 2 ~27 Charleston WV 25329 ATIN· Human Resource& Dept Jackson OhioDelivery/Warehouseman Dommo s now H1r1ng Safe Drtvers All Locat1ons Apply 1n person (304)675-5858 [740)446 4040 Due to recent changes 1n coverage area Med1 Home Health Agency 1s seek1ng a highly motivated 1ndepend en1 lull t1me Regtstered Nurse to manage/serv1ce chents out ot our Gall1pohs off1ce Must be l•censed tn bolh Oh10 and West Virg1n1a We offer a compehtiVe salary benefits package and 401 K E 0 E Please send resume to 352 Second Ave Gallipolis OH 45631 or call 1 800 481 6334 Attn Audrey Farley AN Now you can hove borders and graphics L\ added to your classified ads {I~ "" Borders$3.00/perod Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wm l I ee8 S82-3345 IU\11 -. I\11 HoMES FOR SALE $59 000 New ~aven 2,800 sq ft log cabm as IS w/3·5 acres Call M1ke (513)314 2754 0 .0 {) 0 0 20 Openmg Available' SHOP CLASSIFIEDS 10 "or__PR...~ERi tFl':S i iVIi i~i iloAL-~ l.or_M_o~ti i itRi iS!i i oiE\IFS i_,..II r CARLYLE HEI.P W~llill YARO SALE· We offer up to $8/hour, Found Tan Puppy on Un1on GALLII'OUS . , _pa1d tram1ng pa1d vacations Ad toward Broad Run - and holidays and a lull Call Corrma Barnett Movmg sale Couch love beneftts package (304)882·2094 Mark seat O·bed futon tables Thompson(304)882-2525 ~oth day and night shifts etc (740)6 45 2096 available (740)446 6656 Found gentle black Lab With collar Middleport Football Call today to set up an F1eld area (740)992· 1780 1nterv1ew1 or 740-992 7415 1·877-463·6247 e><l 2455 Found White long-ha1red Absolute Top Dollar U S An E>Ccellent way to earn cat Court Street area Call Silver and Gold Co1ns money The New Avon ro 1dent1fy (740)446-3567 Proofsets Gold R1 ngs, U S Call Mar1lyn 304-882 2645 Currency -M T S Co1n Shop after 5pm 151 Second Avenue AVONI All Areasl To Buy or Lost dog small long ha1r GallipoliS 740·446·2842 Sell Sh1rley Spears 304black & tan markmgs _67_5_1 _4_2_9 _ _ _ __ _ Chihuahua Star Hall Ad Bulldog W1reless Authonzed Salem Center area Reward Alltel Agent IS hlnng reta 11 call (740)698·6502 740 w~retess consultants tor 742·1083 Gall 1pohs 12 months sales expenence preferred Great Pay Great Benef1ls Great 4x4 's For Sale 725 Company Call (740)355Announcement .. ............ ... ................... 030 0000 e)(t 24 EOE Antiques ..... , ....... 530 Busy Accounting Office Apartments for Rent ., .............................. 440 seek1rig Part Time Auction and Flea Market .... ....... . 080 Employment 1n the Po1nt Auto Parts & Accessoroes ......................... 760 Pleasant area Send Auto Repair . ..... ..... 770 ResUme to TSC 11 Autos for Sale........ ........... .. ........ . ........... 710 200 Ma1n St Boats & Motors for Sale .. • ..... • .. ..... 750 Po1nt Pleasant WV 25550 Building Supplle~.. .......... .. ................... 550 Cecil I Walker Machinery Business and Buoldtngs ... , .... ...... 340 Co IS loolong for a Delivery Busmess Opportunoty. .2 10 Driver/ Warehouseman lor Business Training ................... 140 our Jackson Ohio branch Campers & Motor Homes.. 790 Candidate must have a cur· Camping Equopment . ... . .............. 780 rent Comme rc1al Dnver s Cards of Thanks .. 010 ltce nse E)(cellent Benefit Child/Elderly Care........... .. .................... 190 Package EEO Employer Electrlcai!Refrogeration .. .... .840 Equtpment for Rent ........ ) .................... 480 Please subm11 your resu me Excavating .. ........ ..... 830 to ' Farm Equipment ..................................... 610 Farms for Rent be prepaid' \II.IH It \\llhl POLICIES Ohio Valley Publlthlng retarvu ttlt right to tcllt, reject, 01 ct~ncalany ad at any tlmt Errore mutt bt rtportMI on tht ftrat day of I Trlbune-Stntlnti·Rtgltttr will be rupontlblt for no more thtn tht cott of ttlt tl)llce occupltd by tht trtor and only tht Jlttl lnMrtlon Wt thtll nat bt II I tny lott or axpenH thtt J'tltultt from tht publlcllllon or omlttlon of 111 advertiMmtnl Corr~lon wi!IIM ~T~ti:lt In tha flrat avtlltblt edition • Box trt alwtyt confldtntltl • Cvrrant rata card appll• • All rttl attttt tdvtrtlttmtntt are aubjtct to lhe Ftdtrtl Ftlr Houalng Act of 1MB • Thlt """~opo•l tcctptt only help wtnttd tdt mHIIng EOE tltndtrdt Wt will not knowingly tccept any tdvartlalngln violation of the ltw 3 cats & ~lttens all different Shocking collar lost m TNT colors Call (740)368-0406 area Reward (304J6I..5·2245 (Wanted) U1censed Phys1cal Lost- Qark brown/blacK dog Th~;; rapy Assistant lor home 3 pupp1es 2 girls 1 boy 4 health serv1ces Please send weeks old part M1n P1n & Blackm collar w/tags St resume to MQGraw Phys1cal At 681 Tuppers Plam area Ch1huahua / Sh1h Tzu Therapy Inc( PO Bo)( 983, Reward (740)992 2042 (304)937 3374 Jackson OH 45640 or call 6 mon old tamale Airedale Lost Female Tabby long (740)286 6631 1st Shots Spayed Brown & ' haned cat V1cmlty of K1neon 100 WORKERS NEEDED Black (304)675 5167 Dr Cajl (740 )446 0350 Assemble cralts, Free ktttens to good home Sh1h Tzu type dog found wood 1tems (740)843 5,268 near Children s home Call to Matenals prov1ded To $480/w~ cld:;:enl"l..; liy...;l_7•_o.;.l4_4..;. 6_ ·4..;. 96;.3_ _, Gu1de Post Magazmes to in Free mlormat1on pkg 24 hr Giveaway (304)675 5790 YARD SALI ' 801 426 4649 r Sunday Dl•play; 1:00 Thuraday for Sundaya·;... __ _ ~11{\ltl:"' FOUND Male All Dl•play: 12 Noon 2 Monday·Frlday "for Inaertlon In Next-Day•• Paper • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Detcrlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviation• • include Phone Number And Addre11 When Needed • Adt Should Run 1f Dayt Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... \'lrro,i'\01 '\it I \II '\IS Dally In - Column: 1·00 p.m. s: '" ~fit# NEA,Inc. www comics com __ "'1".0-HEL-·PW_ANTED ,. ~I r Help Wanted Managers asststant man agers cash1ers, and food service employee poSitions available Full or part t1me w1th flexible schedules and excellen t beneftts Appl1cattons available at 2943 St At 141 GaH1po!1s 15054 St At 160 V1nton 56 Vme Street Gallipolis Or apply onl1ne at parmar· stores com or fax resumes to 1-740-373-6854 McC lure s Restaurant now hmng alt locat1ons full or part t1me pick up apphca tiOn at locat•on & bnng back between 10 OOam & 11 ooam Monday thru _s_at_u_•d_a.:.y---~-- WANilill To Do 10 Southeast Oh1o EMS Dtstnct seeks ContinUing EducatiOn Coordmator Dut1es Include teaching classes for EMT's ParamediCS and F1rst Responders ma1ntenance of equipment and mstructiOns matenals ma1nta1nlng educational records and ass1stmg the Trammg D~r&etor w1th all programs tor 180 employees Must be an Oh10 paramed1c With EMS teach1 ng cert1f1cate 8eg1nmng salary IS $26,000 Full publtc employee benefit package available Send resume to Human Resou rces D1rector P:O Bo)( 527 Kerr OH 45643 by May 20 2005 SEOEMS D1stnct IS an Equal Opportunity Employer Gentles Contructton· Home Improvement 30 years expenence Customer satt· fact1on guareneed Anyttng With home Improvement Compare our pnces Free estimate (7 40)256-6678 or (740)44 1 0342 I w•ll cle~m houses or offices References available For the best m cleanliness call Malinda at 304-531-1794 or 740 992 5805 KAS Lawn Mow1ng servtce needed • :50. . - - . . . . , . - - - - - , and hauhng D1scount tor seniors' (740)245 9240 or E;~tpenence •s requ1red Call 11 ScHoot.s (740)339-0066 (7 40)446 2263 for an mter INslRucnON v•8w Galllpolla Career College NEED ESTIMATES ON (Careers Close To Home) Brand New Method ROOFING & PAINTING Call Today! 740-446-4367 Dry In 1 Hour BUILDING (304)675- 1333 1-800-214-0452 No Steam-or-Shampoo 9AMT04PM www galtpOtiscaret~rcotlogo com Free-Estimates Accredited Memcer Accred tmg Need Someone to Mow Yard Counal tor Independent Collegea near leon Call (304)675- ill\d~s1274B 76 12 and leave message Mechan1c News Reporter Ga!hpohs Da1ly Tnbune has an NT1med1ate open· mg for a full lime News Reporter Please send resume wnt1ng and cover letter to Jim Freeland 825 Th1rd Ave Galhpr 1s. Oh10 45631 DIRECTV FREE Home entertamment System FREE Equ•pment and Install up to four rooms 145 channels $29 00 a month Ask how to get FREE . HBO MAX, and STARS 1·800· 523--7556 for" deta1ls Par.tmediCS & EMT's needed Apply at 1354 -Fo_•_S_a_l~e--lo-tS-In-M-em_o_'Y_ JackSon P1ke Galhpolls Gardens N1ce Locat1on Pari T1me LPN Monday Real Cheap (740)245-5139 ~rlday, no weekends, no - ' - - - - - - - Holidays no shift work MOVING SALE Two 8X10 Apply 1n perS(ln Mod~eal Bulidtngs computer desk Plaza 936 State Route 160 horse tack horses trans Galhpohs AM/Formula car and body parts Eng~nes , ho1st, align· Posthon ava1lable lor counter ment mach 1ne AND items clerk Must be good Wtlh too numerous to mention,, money and paper work Also 740-992·2800 or call 740. reliable and at least 25 yrs 416-1960 of age (background check ~l!r--~-----, reqwed) Starting pay S6 25 WANTO> P' hi App~ al A1ve• City • To Do Perk at 215n OhiO Rrver Ad Mason, WV (304)n3- ASSISted ltvmg care 1n my 5111 home Prtvate room and s-e-.-k-ln_g_e_n_o,-g-e-11c--b-,lg_h_t bath, 3 hot meals Call 2 Establ1shed Heat1ng-Coohng Company m Galha County took1 ng tor e)(penenced 1nstallers and techmetans If Interested send resume to CLA Box 566 c/o GallipoliS Tribune PO Box 46g, collection IP«IIillt Dental ClalhpoUe OH 45831 Fax background helpful wanted Billing peraon for reJUme to (740)446 -.a.-o phyllclan OHICI Part tim• Mutt have reliable trana- Styillt wanted Smart Style portatlon and medical otttce Salon FuH•time or Pll'1·ttmt coding and billing exparl· hourly .,,. 'II. commloalon ln1urence ~c• comoutt!lf' and typing Paid vacation 11UIIt a mutt B•nwfltl ll\lall· available Plea.. call l-888Jolt Sana r11ume to CLA 888·7778 ut 12114 aok 10, eo)( ~ei e1o GaJIIpolla Carlene Tr~bun t PO Box 4SQ, - - - - - - - ' - - T'upperware, Sell or date 1 Galllpolla, OH 45!31 11'10w Eti'n SHSO FREE Help wanted· Carat Adult Tupptrware Hurry Offtrt Oraup 1-!.cmt (7.C0)992· Enda " May-27 (304)173· 5023 5e30 • New 14x60 Qnly $198 73 3 bedroom, 2 Catti CIA wltn per mo Includes complete deck & room addttlon 455 set up and delivery 740· Si At 218 (740)446 73~2 385-2434 3 Br 2 Be Mobtle Home TP / C Wate r Eastern SAVE-SAVE-SAVE Stock models at old pnces Schools Call- 1·502·9432005 models arnv1ng Now 0386 Coles Mobile Homes E)(cellent locat1on ve ry n1ce 15266 U S 50 East Athens 2 bedroom all appliances Oh10 45701 (740)592·1972 washer and dryer $425 mo "Where You Get Your + S6CUri1Y depOSit .Moneys Worth References required No I pets (740)446·2423 3 Bedroom 1 bath new w1n dows doors and k1lchen 2 acre lawn· gold ftsh pond· pnvat e sett1ng but close to everythmg Bulavllle P1ke $86 500 1ncludes all appliances and some lurmture Santa s Forest 25 000 Phone (740)446-9220 plus/m1nus Chns tmas 3 Bedroom 1~Bat h Trees 27 aces Mature Aemod~Jed , Full Basement, Hardwood $40 000 (•f new) Apphances mcluded, Machmery, MmEirals Rented 4 Bedroom Ou tbuildmg & 24 FT Pool Tratter s1te 188 Park Dnve (304)675 reconstructed log House Three Outbwldmgs, County 7460 Tra1ned labor Water 3br House D1111ng Room $265000 3046754138 K1tchen, Hot water heat & Electric Ctty Water & Onlled Well Bri ck & VInyl Ext (304)586·485e 112 Ac lot Tycoon Lake on 7 Homes under $14000 Eagle Ad Co Water (not Will deliver 74 0·385·4367 $7 500 00 lake front ) (74tl)247-1100 0< (304)532· AHentlonl local company oftenng 'NO 6271 cell DOWN PAYMENT" wo grams tor you to buy you r 2 acres more or less all uttl IlleS paved road 2 miles home Instead ot rentmg from Chester $16,000, • I 00% hnanc1ng (304)483-7550 • Less than perfect credit accepted • Payment cou ld be the same as rent Loca tors Mortgage I Buy Homes- l oca l person (740)992-7321 buys home s Confiden tial Ou1ck cash J1m 740-99;;! 6300 No calls after 9 I ~ I '\ I \I .., r •NOTICE• HIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends the ou do busmess with le you know and NOT__. I end money through th a11un!ll you have tnvestl ted the offefln MONE'r roloAN All r-eal estate advertltlng in thia newspaper It subject to tile Federal Fair Houtlng Act of 1968 which maket It illegal to advertlae " any preference, llmlt.Uon or dlacrlmlnatlon baaed on race, color religion, tex familial atatua or national origin, or any Intention to make any auch pretartnce, limitation or dJacrlmlnatlon ' This newapaper will nol knowingly accept advertlaementa for real estate which Ia In vlol.rlon of the law Our readert are hereby Informed that all dwelllngs edvartiHd In thlt new.paper are available on an jtqual opportunl~ bans New 3 BD 2 Balh Home Only 198/mo Includes ale, delivery and set up 740365-9948 New 3 BA 2 Bath SectiOnal Home Only 249/,mo Includes AIC delivery & setup 740 365 7671 New 3 BA Home Only 189Jmo Includes ale dellv ery and set up 740·385· 4:361 New Remolded 3· Bedrooms 2 Bath 2 Car Garage on 1 arce, Sunset Lane off Sandhill Ad Ask1ng 590 000 Call lor Appointment (304)575-4352 IUIJ !-oo-------_..1 Houm; --------CHK CLEANINQ & f>ON. ERWASHING, OouMI Lot Ul Help VOI.ll lntldll0u111dt Flu i Oent la i! Bul ln ua Clnn-er-up!!l Wl'lat....,.r the job we'll Oet•tr•dQnt lll Karen or (740)885-3633 or 740.,.11!-1823 dhk· cltanlngOyahoO com c..... • r APARThiENTS FORRJo:NT (2) 2 bedroom apts over look1ng City park Ut1l111es mcluded, $400/month Call be1ween (740 )446· 4639 Sam& 4 30pm 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments lurmshed and urtfur n1shed, secunty deposit reqwe d no pets 740 992 22 18 2 Bedroom Apartment $400 a mon th , no pets call 740·992-4119--ask for Marge ' 2 bedroom first floor laundry vac ref & range furnished $450/mo No pets a40)4410596 3 bedroom apartment m Middleport No Pets 992sese One BA apt In Spring Valley, W/ 0 1 hookups, $290 per month + dep (740)386·0011 o• (740)339·0362 1 Tara Roady to move In 3 BR Home In country letting only I &8/mo w~h 10% down 1••170. 2 btdroom, 111 eltc· trlc, CA/Heat Excellent con· 740-386-43e7 dillon. No pttl 2 ml!ea from town Oepo1IVAe1trence required , $-.SO/month . Call after ~m (74C)445-e585 front 2000 Fleetwood, kltchon modal wltlt aklnlng 2 bedroom Llkl Dr Ale and centrtl 1lr Will ctellver Grande, SoiOO montlt SoiOO No peta VI'Y claan HI00-837•3238 dtpotf1 firm (7.0)2.5-5571 HmJsfHOi n GooDS , Appliance Warehouse 1n Henderson WV Pre· owned applicanes startmg at $75 & up all under warranty :.. we do serv1ce work on all Make and MOdels (304]6757999 Fumlture Sate Mol lohan s Sola and chair start1ng at $399 Call (740)446 7444 Ml!lllohan Carpet 202 Clark Chapel Road Porter Oh10 (740)44 6 7444 1-877-8309 I 62 F1ee Esllmates Eas y f1nancmg 90 days same as cash V1sa1 Master Card Dnve a l11tle save alot Samsung HD TV Cond1t1on 5400 (7 40)44 1·0450 New Call Townhouet Apa•lmonlo Very Spacloua, 2 Bedroom• CIA, 1 1/2 Bath, Adull Pool 1 Baby f'ool, Patlc, Sta~ S3WMo No Pall, Leaae PIUI Socunty Dtpoal1 AaqulrO<I , (740)4-le-3481 l'wln Rlvara Tower Ia ~pt­ lng appl~llona for walling ll1t tor Hud-tubaJztct, 1· br, 1partmant, till 175·8878 EHO • Hot SIJIOJI> !\INl-1 1.\MCllS Coo>S 1\lERlll.\~llL~f NOTICE TO BIDDERS. In Salisbury Townshtp on Ball Run Road about a mile and a hall Constructton of 35 ton of crusher run. (39) 3x3x6 Gabl<>n baskels ftlled In place , 13 Gabion baskets 1tlled tn place wtth 30'18 tnch dtameter plastic culvert, and a ton of cold patch. Thts pro1ect can be view on May 23 at 10 00 a.m In Salisbury Township on NobileSummit Road about a mile from County Road 5, conslructlon \lN H 1.\\1 Ol' i\ II N( H \\HN ThOmpsons Appliance & Repa1r 675 7388 For sale· re conditiOned automahc washers & dryers retr1gerators gas and electnc ranges a1r cond1t10ners and wnnger washers W11J do repa1rs on ma1o'r brand s 1n shop or at your hof11e 10 I of 11 Gab1on 3x3x6, 11 Gablon 4.5x3x6 Gablon baskets ftlled In place Th1s projecl can be viewed on Friday, May 23rd al t1 ·00a.m . Esttma\es can be sent before June 2 to. Clerk, Richard Bailey, 463 Hooker St., Middleport, Ohto 45760. We have lhe nght to refuse any and all btds. (5) 16, t7, 18 3TC Public Notice PUBLIC l>jOTICE • The following appli· cations and/ or verified complaints were received, and the following draft, proposed, or final actions were Issued, by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (OEPA) last week . "ACTIONS" Include lhe adoption, modlfl· cation, or repe;al of orders (other than emergency orders); lhlt l11uance , denial , modification or revo· cation of licenses, permlta, laaaas, varl· ancea, or certificates ; ~nd the approval or disapproval of plana and specifications " DRAFT ACTIONS" are written state· menta of tho director of Environmental P r o t e c t i o n 's (Director's) Intent with reapect to the laeuance, denlll, etc. of a permit, llcenae, order, etc. Interested peraono may aubmlt written commer,ta or request a public meeting regarding Draft Actlona Comments or public meeting requeata m~at be aubmltted within 30 daya of notice of tho Draft Action . " PROPOSED ACTIONS" ere written at~temonta of the dlrector'a Intent with \II" ~x. •; \ltlll" 1-1.11 II'. r 1 r: to the denial , 0510212005 Faclltty modtficatlon, revoca- Descnptlon · tion, or renewal of a parmlt, license, or variance. Written comments and requests fer a public meeting regarding a proposed action may be submitted wtthln 30 days of nottce of the Proposed Action An adjudtcatlon heartng may be held on a proposed action if a heanng request or obJection 1s recetved by the OEPA wtlhin 30 days of tssuance of the proposed achon. Written comments, requests for publtc meetings, and adjudication hearing requests must be sent to: Hearing Clerk, Ohio Envtronmental Protection Agency, P.O. Box 1049, Columbus, Ohto 43216-t049 (Telephone: 614·644 2129) 'FINAL ACTIONS" are acttons of the director whtch are effective upon issuance or a staled effective date. Pursuant to Oh1o Revised Code Section 3745.04, a ftnel action may be appealed to the Environmental Revtew Appeals Commtsslon (ERAC) (formerly known as the Environmental Board Of Revtew) by a person who was a party to a proceeding before the director by ftltng an appeal within 30 clays of notice of the Final Action. Pursuant to Ohio revised code section 3745.07, a Final Action lssuln'g, denyIng, modifying, revokIng , or renewing a permit, llcenae , or varlsnce which 11 not preceded ~y a Pro posed Action, may be appaaled to the ERAC by filing an appeal within 30 day• of Issuance of lha final action. ERAC sppaale must be flied with: Environmental Review Appealo Commlaalon , 309 South Fourth StrHt, Room 222, Columbuo, Ohio 4321~ . a copy of the sppeol muat be served on the director within 3 daye after filIng tho appeal with the ERAC. Final 111uance of Denial of Permit to lnatal; Maaon County 'E' Corp Pomeroy, Ohio Aotlon Date: Wastewater ldentlflcallon Number: 06·765t This Final Aclion was preceded by the same or substantially the same Proposed Aclion Ftnal approval ol pl ans and spectfica tlons Tuppers Platnsl Chester Water District 39561 Bar 3 Road Reedsville, Ohto Action Date· 412912005 Facility Descroptton. Community Water System Identification No 387673 This Fmal Actton not preceded by Proposed Acllon and Is appealable to ERAC. De1ail plans for PWS ID:5300612 Plan No.: 387673 Regarding Phase ' VI Improvements Pro1ect. (5) 16 1TC Publlc Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE OIVISION MEIGS • COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATIER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS , PASBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Accounts and vouchers of the following named faduciary has been flied In the Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohio for approval and settlement. ESTATE NO 31S92 • 4th Account of William Milhoan, Guerdlan of lhe parsen and estate of Wayne Milhoan, an Incompetent. Unless exceptions are flied lhereto, said account will be eel for hearing before said Court on the t 3th day of June , 2006 , at which time sold account will be considered and continued from day to dsy until flnaiiV dlapcaed Help Wanted r.u t "'-" R1d1ng mower L11tle W1za ro 12 I 2 KP I C Bw;~gs & New John Deere 5025 Stratton motor 38 1nch cut 1971 Ford Psc k up short Senes Utli1ly Tractors @ 4speeo 1996 model $400 , Nheel base many new parts S700 Call (30 4f675 6798 2 99° c Ftxed/ 36 monlhS (740 1441 t 677 please leave message Carmichael Equ1pment Ze10 Turn Z Trak Mowers (7 40)446 2412 froM John Deere ava1 lable at~ 199 8 Chev S1lverado Ext Ne....., John Deere Round 4 ft 0 o hxed rate tro Cab 4x4 all po,.,.er Auld Balers @ 1 9°e F1 xed Rate Carmichael Equ1psnent w1th 4 3L v 6 Vortex Alum r1ms F nancmg for 48 Months or John Ooer e Cred1t app ro1al topper Pewte1 Charco,,l New Model 457 Standard ( 7 4 0' l 4 4 6 2 4 1 2 98 000 m'1 E~cell ent Round Baler OnlY S13 250 www carea corp Cond1!10n S9 9DO OBO cash Makes 4X5 Bale Phone (304 \675 2039 alter IK \\SI"ORI \110' Carm 1chael Equ 1pment 5 OO[Jrn (740)446 21412 10 Al'IUoi 2000 Chevy truck Z71 4K4 HlR S,\1 >: we ll mfl1ntamed loaded VGC S8 500 Call (740)388 1969 Volts wagon Dume 0877 18 yearli ng ewes 5125 buggy F1ber glass body legal S2 500 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport VB, each 740 388 9747 or leave street a message at 740 669 (740)44 1-0157 or (740)645· quad ca b $16 900 5141 9905 (740)645 6734 r. 7.·.0.2~.:.:;_5·-~~~.~ _.l r Issuance, 15 H>RS\11 De ta 9 Bench top Dana Wolff Ta nmng Beds saw almost new Crattsman Huge select1on comb1nat1on 6 d1sc ahd 4 Immediate Delivery belt sander sl1ghtl~ used Fmancmg S55 Craftsman 7 1/4 c1rcu 1 800 894 6997 tar saw $25 Skll 7 1/4 CJr (7 40)446 6579 cular saW co mrnerc1al duty 530 Wood cen ter mount Rlii ,IJI\(, drawer shder metAl center Sl 1 PPIIL~ mount sl1der w1th brackets Used Furn1ture Store 130 an d 10Hers approx 80 sets Bulav1lle P1ke Appliances Box of Senco nAiler 2 1'2 Block bnck sewef p1pes mattresses dressers MilS (740)441 9359 leave wmdows lintels etc Claude co uches dinettes rec hners message Wmters R o Grande OH bun~beds grave monu JET rnents much more AERATION MOTORS Ca · l·· ... ... (740)446-4 782 Gallipolis OH Hts 11 3 (M S)We buy Repaned New & Rebu1lt In used furn t1re Stock Call Ron Evans 1 Adorable AKC La b pupp1es BOO 537 9528 Vet checked sho ts & Washer S95 dryer $95 refngerator $95 etectnc · --~~----'-- wormed Yell owv & choc range $95 like new washer Maple head/loot boa rd p1l· Pnce $300 $175 wnnger washer like low top ma11ress bo)( S1amese & H1rnatayan k1t· 3 Pygmy Goats 7wks old new $200 Kenm 0 re s 1de- sprmgs sheets also tens & cats $125 Phone make good pe ts (304)882 by s1de $295 twm s1ze bed (740)256 6783 (740)440 1062 2625 $75 love seal $50 very n1ce NASCAA Tickets Mlmature P1nc he rs 1 male 1 Ask ~<) bOut our AQHA round table wt 4 cha1rs $150 4 Busc.h 4 Nextel- Coca tem ale black.'mn ta1ls Member D1scounts on new Skaggs Appltanoes Cola 600 May 26 29 Clocked dewclaws removed John Deere Equ1pment 76 V1ne Street Chrysler seciiOn Aow 48 wormed ,Ready May 16th Carmichael Equ1pment (740)446 7398 $800 (740)33.9 0218 $300 each (740)388 8124 (7 40)446 24 12 • NEW AND USED STEEL Ftwnc-; & Chick's for Sale Steel Beams P1pe Rebar S1 25 each VFJJ- 1\III.ES For Concrete Angle Heavy assorted Rwenne Channel Flat Bar Steel Buv or sell Brown Layers HOMEGROWN Ant1ques 1124 East Ma1n Gratmg For Drams 3 weeks old STRAWBERRIES on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 Dr~veways & Walkways L&l St Run Only 992 2526 Russ Moore Scrap Metals Open Monday owner Tuesday Wednesday & Available at McKean Farms Buy 25 or more 75ct each on Centenary Road and the 593·5073 540 MISCEIJ , \ NilllJS Fnday 8am·4 30pm Closed Thursday, Saturday & W1lham Ann Motel (740)446- Yeartmg Angus Bulls MQStty 9442 ·-ail\iift.iiiiiRiiiCiiHAiiiiiNiiii)~LSiiE;,.,.I Sunday (740)446- 7300 A I e)(cellent bloodlines 1'\lt'l Sl 1'1'1 II S pnced reasonably Slate Run Oak Entertam ment Center 18 000 BTU W1ndow Air & 1.1\ FS IO('Io, Farm Jackson (740)286 $50 1304)675·2915 Cond1t1oner used very little 5395 (304)675 5622 10 SP• OUTLET hR\1 www slaterunfarm com StJper Sate EQttii'\IENI 22 Oak ractory padded New Locabon It\\ & Church Pews 11 It long 11 am 7pm Monday Fnday GRAIN 0° o Fl)(ed Rate up to 24 good cond1t1on $125 each 12pm Spm Saturday months O'l New John Deere 40 new Hymnal Church Sunday Compact Tractors & 1t 0 TLB Tobacco Plants tor sale Call bookS $360 (740)388us 60 at Carmichael Eqll1pment 8965 CannonsbtJrg Ashland (740)446·24 12 (beh1nd Mr Gattt's) Pole Barn 30x50x10606 922 71e5 $6 795 mcludes Pamted 2 cyl d1ese1 tractor 4 wheel John Deere R1d1ng Mowers startmg a1 Sl 399 F1nancmg Metal Sl1der Free Dellvery dnve 2 sp 1ransm1SS1on ava 1labte subject to John 24x32x 10· $4 595 plow d1sc brush hog blade 40x64x12 $13 995 & eql:npment $4 000 Call De ere Cred1t approval Your payments could be as low (937)599 7740 htto 1ma!Jon (740)367·0106 as $3!!1 mo nth w1th $0 down Y. ldepolebarns com Equ1pment New 5003 5005 & 5020 Carm1cha el Ser1es John Deere U11l1ty 1740)446-2412 Tractors @ 0°o fl )(ed/ 36 months Used Ut1hly Tractors Purchase a New John Prem1um lawn @ 4 ge:, Variable/ 60 Deere months Carmichael Tractor & rece1ve $250 1oxvard a John Dee re Equipment (740)446-2412 Implement Accessory or Public ~olt<es tin ~,.,·sp1ap"'· Your used equ ipment Mamtenance Plan Offe r source Carmichael good May 3 rhru June 27 at Your R1ghllo Koo• . D<lilfred Rightlo lour Eq uipment (740)446·24 12 Carm1chae l Equtpment (7 40)446 2412 or VISit www ca req com respect ' ' A SHOP CLASSIFIEDS N1ce 3 bedroom mobtle home 1n Coun try Homes m the Shade area Water, sewer tras h 1ncluded, $325 a month No pets allowed (740)685·40 19 Apc;u tment Pt Pleasant 2751275 dep No Pets Homestead Realty Broker 025121 fli7Attentlon! (304)675 4024 (304)675· Local company offenng "NO 5540 ask lor Nancy DOWN PAYMENT" pro· grams tor ~ou to buy your Beach Street, Middleport home mstead of rent1ng fu rn•shed apartment ut1ll • 100% f1nanctng ties pd No Pets Depos1t • Less than perfect credit and ref 740-992·0 165 accepted APARTw • Payment could be the BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT BUDGET same as rent Mortgage l ocators PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood (740)992 732 1 Dnve, from $344 to $442 112 VInton Coud. Walk to shop & mov1es Call Gallipolis. OH 740.446-~568 Equal 3 Bdrm 1 bath Cntrl A!C, Housmg Opportumty WID hook up Aefndg & Stove Included City school CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· $500 mo $450 depostt, No EO & AFFORDABLE! apartments Ref requtred Townhouse pets small houses FOR and/or (304)675 2525 liE NT Calf (740)441 II II 2 Houses ( 1) 3 bedroom for apphcatton & 1nformat1on ( 1) 4 bedroom $900 & $1,000 plus deposit Call Grac10us hvmg 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village (740)256 8152 Manor and Rl\lerstde 3 bedroom large yard no Apartments m Middleport pets Ref & dep Patriot From $295·$444 Call 740(740)379-2540 • 992-5064 Equal Housmg Opportumttes In town location- 1·2 BR Ranch home ntce yard AC Modern 1 bedroom apl Call Aelerences reqUired (740)446·0390 $4501mo rent & 5450 Sec Nice 2br Apartment w/Gas Dep You pay all ut1htles Heai/AC, located m Pt Available 6115 Call Plea Rel ndg/G as·KitChen (740)446·3644 Range Furnished W /0 $300/Month Newly remodeled 3 bed- Hookup room house w1lh yard & gar $200/Deposl1(304)675-7628 Jer1ch0 Ad den on One Bedroom No Pets, Cheshire, OH Reterei1C8s & Ut1ht1es Pa1d $400/mo , secunty depos1t reqwred No OepoSJt & Reference ms1de pets or smok1ng Reqwed (740)446·3867 (740):367-7047 r M~~ll\US Call Ual We dO lawna and weed ... atlng CaU fer an estl· mate If no an.wer leave moauge (740)258-10117 • L1ke new 2 bedroom central an, all appliances turn1shed Call (740)446 2003 H>RRENI No Down Payment Possible 1900 square ft house 3 bedroom, 2 bath, full ·base· Three Bedrooms Pomeroy men1. new heat pump sets $400 00 per month, Plus on 3 acres SR 7, Eastern deposit 992-oo64 School Dloorlcl, (740)985· 4321 (740)388-0118 MoBn.E HOMES FORRF.Nr 3 mob1le homes tor sal~ 3 bedroom mob1le hOme tor $2 500 each Callt740)3e8· rent In Pomeroy area No Pets 992-5858 9900 If you ·have a Job that nobody lA. ants All phases ol ConstructiOn ca ll Malt Blankenshlp(304)695-3720 10 AI'\RT\IfXrs noHRhl The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 - Sentinel - l\egh1ter CLASSIFIED W• C:.Wrtt'-'7 Melp,Galll.; And Me~~ort C:ountl• Like NoOne II.. 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' 1977 MGB ConverJ1ble for restoratiOn w1th another co mplete MGB lo r parts S1 000 (740 )441 05 42 or (740)441 -7603 I 989 Pont ac Grand AM $550 l1rm Phone (740)446· 4248 r ll< )\ l'i & i\ IHn>HS IURS\1~ 97 Jeep Wrangler 4cyl 5 6ass Tracker 14FT wflra1ler speea 4WD Sott Top very & MoiOr S2 500 call lor good cond1fl01i 1:30 41675 Deta1ls (304)675 1731 7474 1982 Ford Convers101'1 Van 4 Capt an s Cha1rs Ai'T AIC AM FM Cassette 302 VB Eng Everyth 1ng Works Looks Good R un ~ Good 51200 (740)256 1961 1984 Ska tn per pup-up 25th Ed111on eKcellent cond1 t1on 16 box AG. 1997 Dodge Grand Caravan and heat stove 1cebox 7DK excellent condlllon d1nette S2 000 (740)949· loaded new brakes tl'('es 2709) 57 900 Call Jay (740)446 1992· 29 AirStream Excalla 8423 Very good con(lltiOn twin 1997 Ford C:onvers1on Van beds Ph (740)645-4454 74 000 m1les excellent con g9 Dodge Dakota Club Cab d1t1 on n~w t1re! 59 BOO t 998 30 lifth wheel travel Sl T loaded v 8 4 ~ 4 Bed (740)992 2945 tra1ler double sl1de excel· lent cond1!1on $13 900 ·· l1ner R~Jnnmg Boards 92 Plymou th Voyage r phone (7 40)696 9319 Ton neau Cover 95Km1 107 000 m11es runs good sa soo (304)882 2e45 24 ft 5th wheel 1995 $800 (740)~79-2826 Layton loaded top co ndl· Sl'Vs 4l MOTORCYO.F.'il 1100 S5 BOO Call 1740)256 fUN SAil .... ____ r ~-4-\VOrHiiiE·H·E-~ Ann~versary ~ .-93_50 ~------ 1995 Ford Contour 4cyt 2003 Chevy SubtJrban 4x4 04 Harley Davidson FLHTI 24FT Dodge Wmnebago auto t 27 OOOmt power loaded 52 000 m1les VGC Electra glide Black 10 000 Motor Home (304)593 0898 windows/locks well mam S23 000 Call (740l388 tamed looks and runs great ~ 08;;7~7'---:-:---, m11es $19 00 0 (740)44 t Coleman Camp1ng Tra1ler 12FT 2 K1ng Beds $5 500 7 1 call for Deta1ls ~3 04)675 auto v 173t 6 good cond 133 000 ---Harley Dav1dson engme m1les Askmg S4 000 ooo very lasT sport b1ke greaT R V 1994 T10ga 29 foot '--1 1984 Chevy 314 ton 4>C4 p1ck ., TTop 740-992-6079 shape ~S510u (7 40)985· 4 500 m1les excellent cond1· up Newly rebu1ll engme 9857 'b t1on 992 7473 2000 Nlss an Ouest SE M1n1 52 000 (7 40)446 2815 Van 67K mtles sharp black . -,--,------'-~ 2001 Harley Road Kmg Teal Truck Camper AC TV extenor lea the r sunroot 1998 Rar:~ger 4)(4 5 spd 3L 1n color many: e)(tras one Amenna wired tor Cable loadea plus VCR (740)441 AM/ FM cassette AJC ott owner e)(cellent cond1t10n hke new $6 500 (304)675 1912 road package new pa1nt 29 000 m1 tes S16 000 3353 56 000 080 Cnll after {740)446 0213 Sl HI II I s 2002 Cadillac Dev11le wh1te 4 30pm (740)256 6257 .' - - - ' - - - - - - - diamond fully equ1pped 2002 Harley Dyna Low HOME laotory warranty 22 900 1999 Bravada fully loaded A1der 3 000 m1 les Garage ~10 IMPRO\ E\IEi"fS m1les like new $24 995 leather dual power seals Kept Impact Blue S 15 000 740 992 9066 (740)256 1428 new t1 res Alloy wheels BIDe BASEMENT 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Book pnce S8 750 sacnflce 2004 RedCa t/ 110cc 4 WATERPROOFING Red 4 door 360 automattc $6 495 (740)645-2729 or Whee ler J Pa1d 51 600 37 000 miles s 15 900 j740)3 79 2544 leave mes Ask1ng St 100 {304]675 Uncond1t1onal lilet1me guar· (740 )256 1618 or (740 )256 sage w111 retu rn ca ll 4262 (304 ) 593 4290 antee Local references tur 6200 (304 )5 93 0840 leave mes n1shed Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 4462000 Dodge Durango 4x4 sage 2002 ZX2 Ford Escort 5 AfT Sport 5 9L VB 67K -''-~--~--­ 0870 Rogers Basement speed 4 cylinder 30 000 m1les loaded lea ther cowl 2004 RedCa t/11 Dec 4 Waterproofing mtlas one owner S6 000 1nduc110n hOod custom Wheele r\ Paid $1 600 (740)441 0157 (740)645 pamt $11 300 OBO Askmg S1 tOO HE!tmet 5t41 (740 )245 0395 1ncluded ~304}675 4262 1304)593 4290 (304)593 2003 Toyota Spyder 2003 Jeep Uberty 0840 leave message Convertible Excellent cond. Renegade Loaded 4x4 JD 450E Dozer 6 Way 84 Honda Goldw1ng liOn 7 000 m1les 6 speed $14 500 OBO Call lnte rstale Runs e)(cellent Blade Good Unde(carnage Sequential Shllt in storage (740)256 1618 or (740)256 St 500 (740)245·5429 after Ready to wo rk Hours trom October to Apnl 6200 unknown $18 500 740-992, 5 OOpm (304)675·4318 or (304)208 4128 84 Ford F150 4)(4 automat 90 Potans Sportsman 4 - - - - - - - - IC newly rebuilt 30 2 eng1ne Wheeler Hun tttr Green 89 Bu1ck A1vera 3 8 eng1ne Edel S850 (304 )773 5103 Runs good looks good alot Alum1nu m mtakti Brae~ carburator new l1res e)(tras Ask1ng $t 000 Call 94 Harley Dav1dson Ultra $1 400 (740)379 2826 (740)4 46 ·9?42 Class1c 10 000 m1les blue C)(Cellent conditiOn $13 500 99 Camara V6 Magna- flow 96 Jeep Cherokee Sport I (740)949-2217 exhaust 18" nms cd player 4x4 auto a1r wh1te looks automati c 78 000 miles and runs good S2 800 GSF 600S Suzuki Baf1d1t 2003 3 000 m1les Custom (740)742·2662 $7500 Ca ll (740)441 ·0450 Pamt Custom eXhaust h1ghly mod1l1ed strong btke 55000 (740)44 1-0450 Your Harley Davtdson custom low With A Daily Sent1nel _':\ nder Black w/chrome tnbal flames perfect shape only 21 000 m1les many extras S9500 (740)4162213 m (740)985-3677 ~ 9:~:~·t: :1:eb"d r Fo:~~u -~:-:-:-Bu_e_II_S_3_T-hu_n_d_e_,b_o_lt NO MATTER WI/AT YOURl STYl·E... 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Gallipolis's Great Garage Sale Saturday, May 21st 9 am til3 pm . 14FT F1shmg Boat 9 9 Mercury Engme all Accessone~ (304)675 29 15 1996 Stratos bass boat 11 5 fast stn ke 2001 Soft rtde trailer custom cover excelle nt condi!IOn $6500 (740 144 6·4987 ... mE HAS SOMETIIING FOR YOU!! 2000 Baylln er 21ft cuddy w/ trailer many extras very clean 304-675-5593 ···-··-···-··-···-··-··-···-·· -··,-···-···-···-···-··-···~···-···-···-···-···-·, Reaeh 3 Counties· Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! ' I I I I I .! ! I i I I I •••Any parson lntereated may· file written OICe~tlon to said account or to matters pertaining to the execution of the truet, not leas than five dayo prior to lhe date aet tor hearing L. Scott Powell Common Pleas Court, Probale Division Meigs County, Ohio , (5) t& . I !QPalltpoli~ 1l9atlp t!!;ribune ·The Daily Sentinel · lloint lllea~ant l\egt,~ter I l._,,_,(~~.~~.~~·-. -·.-·. - . ~~2.~:-~?..-.. -··---.. -~304~.-~~E.~.:_..:.....J " �i ·, . ..,. Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel . -=--~'-= Monday, May 16 ,;20i05-r-~ wv-iw.mydailysentinel.com , Monday, May 16, 2005 ALLEY OOP ' ' .. 'v·•~·.f www.mydailysentineJ..com- NEA cJossword Puzzle . BRIDGE ... ~ Phillip ' Alder PUBLIC ' Sherlll Sales act.ual survey conPennin gton 'S corner accordance with an actual survey con· ducted by Eugene Cass No 04CV057 43 feet; thence across dueled under the Triplett , PS6766, on Ocwen F-rat Bank said lot to place or Plalnllll , supervision of November 7, 1996. beginning. Being part Vs Eu gene Triplett, S· Bearings are of the same property 6766, on June 20 and assumed and are Pamela Benlz, el at conveyed to the said 26, 2000. Bearings are Intended (O only Defendants The Buckeye Savings assumed and are express . angular Court of Common & Loan Company, of used . to express measurement. · Pleas, Meigs County, Bellaire, Ohio , by Sales & Warranty Servlee De,alitr Ohio angular measurement PARCELNO..1; the . Harry Stevens and New Horn e~ • Vinyl • l."awn & Tractor Service only, Being part of following descr ibed In purs,uance of an Florence Stevens, his 1 • l ickup & Uellver~· A\·ailahle Siding • Nt:w Gi..!rages order of sale to me wife, by deed dated . Auditor's .Parcel 120· easement situated in • Wurrunty Service l>eal~:r • R~placcmcnl , the Village. of directed from said July 24, 1935, record· 00052.000 . for Kt!d mux Equipment · Syracuse, Sutton court In the above ed In VoL 139, Page TRACT NO. 2: Tho • 10.090 & 12,000 \V<tU ,B riggs & Stratton Window ~ • Roo l'i ng Grantors herein, their Township, Meigs entitled action, I wl!t 528 Me igs County standb}" Generatur Sysh~nrs COMMERCIAL and heirs and assigns, do '' County, in the State of II I>IJI'>' !!-~ \t-•: I · I Sat-, l"I!Nd ·' "ndM) • •.\ltndc<l-"' it\1••><1 "UI,.r, • expose to sale at pubDeeds. RESIDENTIAL lic auction on the Parcel No s: 15· further grant unto the , Ohio, 100 acre Lot 297, Township . 2 front steps of ' the' 01237,000 '& 15· Grantee herein, her FREE EST IMATES heirs and assigns, the North, Range 12 West Meigs County 01238.000 820 East righllo use the existof the Ohio Company Courthouse on Current Owner: 740-992-7599 ing right of way con· Purchases and being Friday, June 10, 2005 Pamela Bentz, et al a 40.foot wide easeat 1O:ooam, of said Property at: 348 Grant necting Marina Drive ment created out of Call H. D. Co nst. day, the following Street, Middleport , , and ~xtendin'g from YOUNG'S Marina Drive in a the JUdith A. and .for all your home described real estate: Ohio 4~760 Prior rt'pair needs. roofing, John T Williams prop· Tract 1: Situated in Deed ReferencOs: ' Southerly direction to siding, add·ons.. . arty (Meigs County the , Village of Volume 199, Page the said real estate remodeling etc .. Official Records Middleport, C9unty of 371; Volume 139, herein. The Grantee • Room Additions & & free estima les herein , her heirs and Volume 68, Page 882), Meigs,. and State of Page 528. Appraised Remodeling 17401 992-2979 bounded and Ohio , ·known · and at $12,500.00; Terms assigns, covenants • New Garages Repair described as follows: le3ve messa2e described and being of Sale : Cannot be and egress that she • Electrical & Plumbing, • Roofing & Gutters Commencing for refa part of Lot num- . sold lor less than 213 will share in the 3 miles west ol' • Vinyl Siding & Painting erences at the inter· , berad 157, of the appraised expanse of maintain· •Patio and Pon: h Decks Public Notice lng the existing right section of the center· Bosworth's Addition , value. 10% down on Pomeroy, OH We do it all except line of Ohio Stale commencing at Mllry day of sale, cash or of way together with furnace work kept well groomed. on State Rt. 124 check, the other users of the · Route 124 and the E. Pennington's cor · certified This is lor the benefit . V.C. YOUNG Ill ner running 40 ~ feel Balance due on con· said right of wey II is East line of the of the adjacent real 992-62 15 W\' 0Jij125 understood by and Patrick and/or Mary al'ong Main road ; firmation of sale. estate owners, their Pomero~, Ohio Robert E Beegle between the parties O' Brian property thenceacross said lot heirs and assigns. 25 Years local Ell rlence Meigs County Sheriff !hoi the existing right (Meigs <!ounty Deed to back, fence; thence 7. No single-wide to said Pennington's Lerner, Sampson & of Way is to be used Records Volume 313, mobile home Is to be LEWIS .In common with all Page 439) at Station corner 43 feet; thence Rothfuss plac!i!d on the proper· adjacent property . 1+63-110; thence leav· acrose said lot to PO Box 5480 CONCRETE ty. Ohio owners, their heirs ing the centerline of place of ·· beginning. Cincinnati , CONS7'RUC'I'ION 8, The value/cost of \ 9f'd assigns, and all Ohio Slate Route 124 the home built or Being part of the 45201 ·5408 · Concrete Removal 513-241·3100 '[>ersons for the bena· along the East line of same property conplaced on property ,f the fit of the adjacent,- the Patrick and/or veyed to the said The Atlorney for and Replacement be equal to or owners. Said right of Mary O'Brian proper· will BuGiceye Savings and Plaintiff greater than IIi TyJ)es way is lor ingress, ty South oo· 41 ' 03" Loan , Company of (5) 9, 16, 23 $60,000.00 and shall • A,·cepting Nf'w egress, and utilities West a distance of Bellaire, Ohio, by have a minimum of l\·lembers purposes ond Is more 1083.12 feello an iron Harry Stevens ~rid 1500 . square feet, • H~:a"')' l>uty Commerc ial 25 YearS E~perience Public Notice fully described as fol· pin set by this survey Florence Stevens, his excluding garage. Equipment lows: ~ on the East lhie of wife, by deed doted David Lewis 9..11 a pre cons.ructed • Workout on ' 'our own PARCEL NO. 1: ·The said o 'Brlan property July 24, 1935, and Sheriff's Sale of Real unit is placed o·n the hours· 24n 740-992-6971 followi ng deaeribed at the Northwest correcorded in Volume Estate property, the year of Sel'iuus lu4uiri~s OUI)' lnsunod 139, page 528, Meigs Stale of Ohio, Meigs 20·foot wide ease· ner of a 40-foot wide construction will be 7~0-992-0955 lo"rce Estimutes easement, paSsing an ment situated in the County Records of County 2000 or newer. ~==A:':·k:~:•r:J:•:IT=~ Dee:ds. It is the inten- Oakwood Acceptance Village of Syracuse, Iron pin found by this 10. Maintenance of ~ tion of the grantor Corporation Sulton Township, survey at 56.34 feet property shall be ·Let liS Ta~e Meigs County, In the an(! an Iron pin set by herein, to convey to Plaintiff maintained no leas c/Jonse· ·;a."i~(,i,,~ State ot Ohio, 100 this survey at 852.42 'the said grantee all of vs than bi-monthly with tribUt~ to your lo•·ed that portion of Lot No. Sandra C~rnahan et acre Lot 297, teet, said iron pin regard to grass mowone :11 memory·. Let me do 1\ for youl 157, Bosworth's at Township 2 North, being ·the true point ing and trash hauling. \CRFF Range 12 West, and Addition, now owned Defendants at beginning for the 11 . Grantee, her heirs Number 100 acre Lot 296, by said Grantor, boundary of the .40· and assign,t:} agree to \10\l \IF\ I' Case which said lot, 04cv042 Township 1 North, foot wide easement ('0\11'\'\, allow an ea'S'ement for according to the Plat Court of Common Range 13 West, of the herein described; the purpose of the W72S SR 141 Recorda, fronts 45 Pleas. Meigs County, Ohio Company's thence leaving the existing drainage Pumhqy, OH fe81 along Grant Qhio Purchase, and being . · East line ·. of the ditches on tho West, 740·992-99~2 Street, Middleport, In P'ursuance of an a part of the Judith A. Patrick · and/or Mary and the South sides Ohio, imd runs at that order of sale to me Williams and Anna M, O'Brian properly of the property. width In a Northerly directed from said Chapman property along a line created Should Grantee, her direction to an alley. court in the above (Volume 42, Page 415, by this survey South heirs · and assigns, The property herein .entitled action, I will Meigs County Official 82' 09' 19" East a dis· wish to enclose conveyed is bounded expose to sale at pub· Records), bounded lance of 181 .41 feet to · drainage area, on the West by the lot lie auction on the and described as fol· an Iron pin set by this Grantee , her heirs now or formerly front steps of the lows: Commencing at survey ; thence along and assigns, agree to owned by Harry Meigs County Court an Iron pin found by a line created by this use the correct diam· Stevens and on· the House on Friday, this survey In the survey South oo· 41 ' eter culvert/tile as East by the lot now June , 3rd, 2005 at East line of the 03"Westa distance of required to· connect owned by Verner See 10:00 a.m ., of said Patrick H. and Marty 40.18 feet to an Iron Phone to existing pipe, same and Iva M. See day, the following O'Brian • properly pin found by this sur· to be determined by (740} 992·5232 excepting therefrom described real estate: (Volume 313, Page vey at the Northwest an engineer. ' that portion of land TRACT NO. 1: The fol- 439, Meigs County corner of the Brenda 12. Utilities are to be Sx!O, IOxiO, known as Parcel 2 lowing described real Deed Records} at the Darst property (Meigs buried and are the I Ox IS, I Ox20, conveyed to Blaine D. estate, situated in the ·Intersection with the County Official · iesponslbllily of the 'rD Walburn and Vonda Village of Syracuse, South line o( the Records Volume 47, Grantee, her .heirs 10x30 M. Walburn in Vol, 223, Sutton Township, Waller Floyd and , Page 773); thence and assigns, All -Your Home Janel Jeffers pg. 69, filed 1126/1995 Meigs County, in the Anna L. Roush prop- along the North line 13, II shall be lawful Improvement Need~ In Meigs County · State of Ohio, 100 arty (Volume 6, Page of the Brenda Darst for 33795 Hiland Road an adjacent • Siding • Windows Recorders Office. acre Lot 288, 275, Meigs County property (Meigs landowners · and/or • Dt:l:ks • Porche.., Pomeroy, Ohio Tract 1 being the Township 1 North, Official ' Records), County Official • Ccram it: Tile & grantors, their heirs same real estate Range 1:i West of the said Roush· property records Volume 47; and assigns, to pros· Hardwond Floorin£ described In deed to Ohio ' Company also being on the Page 773 and Volume • Gurage~ ecute for any viola· Verner !jee and Iva M. Purchase and being South right of wey of 4,3, Page 783} and the tion of these con· • Room Add. • Roofing See recorded in new parcel created what was the .Ohio North line of the venants. • Kitchens • Bmhs "No lnh To Smali" VOlume 194, page 11, out of the Judith A. River Electric Hallway , Patrick and/or Mary 14. The easement Racine, OH Deed Records of a~d Jghn T. Wllll•m$ and Power Company; O'Brian property herein shall be e 740-247-2t62 or Meigs CouniY, Ohio ~ properly (Meigs thence along tha East (Meigs County basic limestone road 740-4t6-3S08 Tract II: Situated in Co~nty Official line of · the O'Brian Official records 97 Beech Street to last parcel. After ,. 14 yrs. Experience the Village of Records Volume 68, property South oo· · Volume 46, page 813) · establishment, 11 Is d 1 mo ' Middleport, OH Middleport, County of Page 883), bounded 41 ' 03" West 1055.34 North 82' 09' 19" 11ne undarstood that said Malga and Stale of and described ads feet to an Iron pin of the Patrick and/or access right of way is 10x10x10x20 Ohio, and In 100 Acre follows: Commencing found by this survey Mary O'Brian proper- to be used in com· HOWARD Lot No. 157, being a lor references at the and the point of ly, passing an Iron pin 992-3194 mon with grantors, 'tot fronting 45 feel, Intersection of , the beginning of the 20· found by this survey & their heirs and or 992·6635 more or less on Grant centerline of Ohio foot wide easament at 90.71 feet; thence assigns, and grantee, ROOFING Street In said Village Slate Route 124 and described herein ; along the Eastllne ,of her heirs and "Middleport's only and running beck at the East line of , the thence along the the Patrick and/or Alllypes of roofing: . assigns, and other Self·Storage" that width to the alley, Patrick and/or Mary Southern boundary Mary O'Brian proper· adjacent Shingle, Flat, Metal · property ' Sold lot lying O'Brian properly of the 20-foot wide ty North 00' 41' 03 " owners coni'lecUng New or Repair between Canner and • (Meigs County Oaed easement the follow· East a distance of M a r i n s I s~Jm l ess GUtter the Marlin Iota on Records -Volume 313, lng 7 calls ; south 82' 40.15 feel to the point Drive/Riverwalk Drive oald alreel and being P,age 439) at Statton , 00' 10" East '362.84 of beginning. SUB· ·and the basic lime· I' DownspoUI · Siding that lot conveyed by 1+63.80; thence leav· feel to an iron pin JECT lo all legal stone road. All own· ESII~IIIS. A.P. Miller, ing the centerline of found by this survey, easements and right ers, their heirs and Administrator of the Ohio Stale Route 124 passing iron pins of way. assigns, shall main· Eahlle of John Moore, along the East line of found by this survey The above descrlp- lain said road with • New Homes deceased, by deed ,the Patrick and/or at 90l1 feet, 181,42 lion was made In sellers, their heirs • Garages dalad September 2, Mary O'Brian proper· feel, and 272.12 feet; accordance with an and assigns, or their 1911, and recorded in ty South 00' 41' 03" · • Complete South s1· 01' 27" East dctual survey con- ass·ignees, retaining Volume 106, page West . a distance of 329.91 feet to a point; STANLEY TREE dueled urider · the authentic conirol. Remodeling 246, Meigs County 352.43 faet to an Iron North 71 ' 39' 18" East supervision of TRIMMING & Said restrictions are Recorda of Deeds. pin set ·on the East 130.93 feet to a point; Eugene Triplett, S· for the benefit of the GENERAL Being also the same line of said O'Brian North 51 ' 27' 14" East · 6766, on June 20 and Grantors, their heirs CONTRACTING property conveyed to property, passing an 53.02 leal lo a point; 26, 2000. Hearings are Stop & Compare and 'assigns·, as well the sold Buckeye iron pin found by this North 47' 56' 51 " Eall aasumed and are as the Grantaes, her • Prol)fpt & quality Savings & Loan survey at ·58.34 laet, 37.56 feet to a point; used to. express · heirs an ·assigns, as work Company of Bellaire , said Iron pin being North 40' 15' 08' East angular measure· well · as future • Affordable Rates Ohio, by Roocoe 0 . the true point ot 26.51 feet to a point; menta only. grantees · lor the • References Fowler, Sheriff of beginning for the parNorth 28' 18' 21 " East Grantors, their heirs mentioned lot. above Meigs County, Ohio, Available cel of real estate . 85.38, feel to an Iron and assigns, reserve Current Owner: by deed dated herein dascrlbed : pin set by this our· the right to grant . Sandra Carhaham at • Free Estimates October 20, 1936, ,and thence leaving tho vey; thence along the additional ease· Call Gary Stanley at recorded In Volume East line of the Eosl boundary of the menta. Properly al 2444 740-742-2291 143, page 83, Meigs. · Patri ck and/or Mary 20·foot wide aase· In further consider· Rlverwalk Drive County, Ohio Records O 'Brian property mont and the West , allon for this con· Syracuoe, Ohio Deeds, be the same along a line created line of Marina Drive veyance, tho Grantee, PPI 20.00052.006 more or leas, but subby this survey South North oo· 05' 07" Eaot her heirs and, Prior Deed Ject to ell legal high· 89' 18' 53" Eaat a dis· 42.07 .feel to ·a point; aoslgn0, does hereby References: Volume Wlyl , lance of 180.00 teet to thence along 'the . agree to the following 121, Page155 Being ltte aame raol an Iron pin sst by this Northern boundary of raetrlctlons attached Appralaed at $6'0,000 a alate desert bed In survey; thenca along the 2D-foot wide ,aao- to eald raal aalola: Ierma of Sale: Cannot deed to Verner H, See an .iron pin sol by this men! the lollowln~ 29670 Bashan Road 1, No building lata be be .aold lor laaa thion 1nd Iva M, See , of ourvey on the North seven calls: South 28 Racine, Ohio cloaor than five (5) 2/3rds of the record In Volume 199, llna of a 40 loot wide 28' 21 " Wall 100.33 feet of any property 45771 appraloed valua. 10% page 371, and VOlume eaaament North 82' 740.949·2217 feet to a point; South line, down on day of aale, 273 , page 654, Deed 09' 19" Weal a dis· 40' 12' 08'>Weet 23.10 2. Structure of a lem· caoh or cartlfled Records of Meigs lance of 18l .411estto feet to a point; South porary nature such check balance due 1 County, Ohio., an Iron pin aat by lhia 47' '58' 51' Weal 35.59 as, but not limited to, on confirmation of Sava and Expect the Iurvey on the East laet to a point; South a . tent, trailer, shed, aale. following real ••tala> line of the . Patrick 51 ' 27' 14" Watt 48.84 garage, born, or out· Robert E. Beegle, Hours Parcel No. 2: Situated and/or Mary O'Brian laetlo a point; South · building shall be Meigs County Sberlff 7:00AM - 8:00PM In the Village of property; thence leav· 71 ' 39' 18" Waat uaad aa a reoldence. Attorney for the Middleport, ~ounty of lng the North line o.f a· 122.50 lee! to a r,c?lnl; 3, No motor vahlclaa · Plaintiff , Melga and State of 40-fool wide oaae· North 81 ' 01: 27' Weal or obllaclae are to be Jamas P. Dacty Attn Ohio and know as • ment along the Eat! 325.25 leal to 1 •point; parkad or placed on being the eaaterly line of the Patrick North 82' 09' 19" Wall the right of way ea- 1014 Vine Street, 17·17·1730 Suite 2320 half of the following and/or Mory O'Brian 365,54 feet to a point mont or driveway Cincinnati, OH4S202 $265 ton (l'ilhile Suppy Last) deacrlbed roof oelato: property North 00' 41 ' In the Eaat llna of the longar than 24 houra, 513-381-4888 Being 1 part of Lot 03" Eaot ·a dlalance of O'Brian ·Mushroom Compost property ; 4. No Inoperable Ext: 4242 157 In Boaworth'o 230.70 feel to the thence along the E811 motor vahlclea may AVailable ·, (5) 2, 9, 16 Addition lot he Village point of begi nning. line of the O'Brian be loll on property In $35 · 1,QOO lbs Approx. weight of Middleport, Melga containing 1,0000 properly South 00' vi-. 1& spreader buggies available for ";-==e~ County, Ohio , cam· acre. more or less. 41 ' 03" Well20.18faet 5. No Airway pasturuenovators and set'!ders menclng at Mary E. All Iron pins aet by to the point of begin· commarclallbuolneao ava1lable to rent. Pannlngton'a corner, this survey are 5/18" nlng, SUBJECT to all endeavors are permit· licensed agron'omist on staff available for running 40 , _ feet x 30" rebar with pial· legal· eaaemento and 1ed on real estate: along Main ,road ; lie ID cap stamped ' E, rlghla of way. consulting. , . however, an excep· thence across said Triplett S-6766" The · above deacrlp, lion shall be made lor SHADE RIVERAG SERVICE tot to back fence ; the above daacrlp· tlon was made In daycare. 35537 St. Rt. 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio thence , to sold t ion was made In accordance with on 6. Property Is to be BISSEll BUILDERS InC. ROGER HYSELL! GHRHGE Auto Truck CARPENTER SERYICE 992-5682 PRIVA- GYM An or ConcJ;ete Work . the PAIN out of PAINTING! 1\'0rth Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services .. '• MONTY Tuppers Plains, OH ... WRITfSfl •Fne 949·1405 ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCDON 140-992-1671 • East ,·. 1 532. ¥ A :~ • Q ,J ' ... 9 G 5 .! South K Q J 111 · ¥ , Ki62, t K II i ~ Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401'K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup, • cancer • Accident ol< K 2 Dualc r: Suulh Vulnerable: IJolh 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 JONES' South WL•;, t '\lurlh E<isl t 1\T ~ ¥ -1 ¥ , Pans l • Pass 1 1 Pass 3 NT Pa~.s Pas!:i Pass Pas1o Open ing lead "- Q Tree Service Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck . Move the declarer across the table ,, .. Exp. • Ins. 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Making South the declarer is important on this,deal. Before moving to the play, thougn. note No'rth's rebid .. Having shown five hearts witll his two--diamond . transfer bid, he jumps .to three no· trump to promise the values for game and to asks partner ·to . choose between three no-trurrip and four hearts. With fou.r·card heart support. this · is an easy decision lor South. When you have a nine-card major-sUit lit. make tha t suit trumps. YOu will be right almost all of the time. Alter West leads the club queen , South can see one definite heart loser and three potential diamond losers . But he ca'n erase one of them by winning trick one and immediately cashing three rounds of spades, discarding a diamond from the dummy. ThEm. with. his loser count down to three, he plays a trump (or leads the fourth spade"). Note' that if lour hearts is declared by North , the deiense will be lead1ng through strength. The diamond quEien is the obvious opening salvo and defeats the con· tract. 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II£ ~t""'"' lie<: �' Page B6 • The Dail Sentinel .Rally frot:n Page Bl The Phillies led 3-0 in the eighth when Griffey singled and Dunn doubled to chase reliev'er Rh ea ! Cormier. Rya n Madson. who gave. up six runs in just one-third an inning on an Saturday, got Kearns RBI gro undout a nd recorded the seco nd ou t before giving way ro Wa gner. Wag ner s tru ~k out pinchhitter Joe Randa to end th e .eighth, stranding Dunn on · third .. . Utley hit a hori1er severa l ·a; row, hack in the sec ond le vel in ·ri g ht in the seco nd innin g 1..111d· AhretJ hit his shlll the opposite way to left in . th e filth . Abre u humcrc~ for the sn·enth time in eight games and has I 0 this season . ' He l1a~ a ni ne-game hitting streak and an RBI in Cight ~traight game ~. Abreu homered in live ~l r aighl games · before hi~ streak ended Friday night. Enlly Chavet tripled in his 'rir st game· wi th the Phillies and scmeJ on Abreu\ s in g !~ i,n th e se\' e nth . Philadelphia added a n unearned ' run in the eighth. www.mydailysentinel.com Scalp Purdy.wins Nelson fnr the ... ccond ou t to 'it::cund h"scma n Orlando Hud ~o n . who then made a nice bac k- . l 1anJ swp up the middle and from PageBl IRVI NG . Texas (AP) old rO<)kie whose father treatthrew out Ale x Cora. Aartlll Boone 's fielding Tell Purdy made sure this one ed him like a commodity and n1nncrs m :-....:oring po:-;ition . . errm helped the Blu e Jays didn't get awa~ from him . pushed him to tum pr~ at age Sabathi a ~:11 c up• ei.glll take a 1-0 lead in the secH e~utbrok e n hv two close 17. a year belore he lnushed h 1t.... 111 7 2-) -lllll l ll!.!:-. a ond . Aft er cleanuP. biHer call.s last yem·, Purdy had a high school. · Mcnee hi no walkct . Wells "<L'a~nn - hi t!. h . .. , b1rdre putt on every hole and o· Hair. who st:uted the day Blanh·J b\ Ha lladay fm hit a I'H1UII lkr that handclosed with a 5-under 65 to with a one-shot lead, was fi\'1.: inni11 g-... C'k'\- ~latu.l cuffed f:inon c near the line . wm tile Byron Nelson within one shot of the lead Sahathia got two out s dosed to 2- 1 111 the sixth. Cl1ampionship on Su ,rday fin· until he hit into a bunker at Ca,ey Rl.r~ e , i11 ekd :wd before John McDonald his lirst PCiA Tour 1 ictory. · No. 14 and i:Iiletlto save par. with Tra1·i, Hai ner up. ~ruumkd :111 Rl31 s in~l c to The tournament he~an with He birdied two of the last Toronto lnan ;.t!.! Cr Jphn ~enl e r off hi . ., form er ltldian ~ JJe ove r the Big Frl'c pia) . three holes for a 68 and earned IIY Leammate . Gibbon s 11·:1 s C"wned by i1 1 g togc·t hcr lor only the third $669.600. assuri ng the Q-· Rio' /Jut th e Blue l:ty.s up plate umpire J ini Rc v nnld~ t1me . The trophy we nt .to school grad his emu for next ' for qr1est inn int! th~ ·'\t ri ke 2-0 in.tte third 1\itil hi ' scc:tone . llalncr w;1lkrJ and tile ond honwr u.l' the -.C" ri c-:-. . Pu rdv. ranked r\o .. 171 in the · Year and showing that ,he has runners mo w d up on a Ri\h · dr i '.-e 1o . ~en~~ c l:' nl c r 11w i ~L who playe\.1 methodici ihe g.ame io achieve greater c·amc JUSt r"i1 e :~ i -hah ." :~rt e r uroundout , gulf for a- dne-shul v.1ctury things. . - H:dlad:J\ 's wild /ii ich l'> his h lllll l.' t t l!l l·rida' over Scan O' Hair. Purdy linished at 15-under Cucu Cri-s p scum BI:J ke.• \ tl <.lfl \-1\' d ::1dltH1g ht of 33tl al··.J played llawle~sl v today," J65. anti his 65 . matc hed the 1 Cris p roc:~ctcd a gl\lU nclcr bar. . l~.,_~ht't..'n l.'.l!liL.h. ,. Purdy said . . ··1 wo1i on the lowest linal round by a winner PGA. That 's been my dream since the tournament moved my whole lite. Fve been al l to the TPC at Las Colinas in over tile world. butthLs is the. IIJX6. It was last done by John pinnacle. especially this tour- Cook in 1998. nament." Vijay Singh tinished strong He took his seat next to as always, with anaceon 195Byron Nelson. the 93-ycw·-old yard 17th hole with a 7-iron, host, and collected $1.1 6 mil - and a 15-foot birdie putt on lion. · , .the tina! hole for a 65. He tied It was an im pressi1.·e peifor- for third, goi ng over $5 miiJilance by O'Hair, the 22-year- lion for the third straight year. -,- Board members 'responsible for teacher pay, A6 · OVCS receivt'S flug from local servicenuu1. ' A2 Middleport • Pome.roy, Ohio ,lli ' I':\IS•\,,1 _, .} ' " tS~, ll t.:-,ll\\ , \1\\ ''"''•'n~l,l'h ~ r-uuu.· l, .uu t ',.! OO . • .. ~ . ~--~ ' SPORTS ·• Turkey season ends with flourish. See Page 81 Funding will allow for new homes in area BY PAUL DARST NEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM POMEROY - ·Forfive area familie s, the American dream is just around the corner. The · Gallia-Meigs Community Actiori Age ncy soon will begin helping live low-income families build new homes thanks to a $200,000 Hous ing Opportuniti es . Made Economical (HOME ) grant from the Ohio Department of · Developme:u. · "Every fe~ years we apply for a grant," said Steve lage rs. housin g developer with the agency. "This is actu<illy the first money ·we' ve gotten in about two years." · Urban (treas in the slate· usually receive th.e lion's share of HOME money · because of their much larger populations. Jagers said. "We're lucky to get it," he said. Often, the inability to provide a down payment is what stops families from . . buying their ow n. homes. This grant wi ll be used to help the .fami1ies who are i1pproved for the prugrllm make thei r down payments. , said Mi chael Hogan. spokes man for the. Ohio Hou sing Finance Agency. " It fill s in the gap between whm a person 'can afford and what the actual cost of the hou se is," Hogan said. The money is from the state's Housing Opportunities Made Economical program. Hogan said. The State Controlling Board released the money on May 9 tlonrp l:lll anll they pick Out the at the request of th e Ohiu colors." Departme nt of Development. The house :; will be conCAA plans to start using the stru cted on. land owned by the mqney soo·n, Ju ger~ said. . agency. Jagcrs said. One of the "We hope to start on them houses will be locatell along this summer," he sai d. Ohio 141 in Green Township, The five families will be Galli :! Count v. · selected through an app llca ~ Four others are planned for · tion process through the cum-· Meig s County: two in the munity action age ncy. Syracuse area and two in ' the 'The (U.S.) Department of Pomeroy area, Hogan said . .Agriculture loan s them the CAA al ready has two applimoney." l agers ·sa id. ·'(The ·cmions from · Galli a Co unty homeowners} are invol ved in the process. They pick ou t the· Please see Funding. ~5 Large quilt display attracts.many viewers Eastern names 11 semor honorarians BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH HOEFLICH@MYO AILYSENTINEL COM • OBITUARIES Larry Crum/photo Members of the Eastern softba ll team pose for a picture after winni ng the Division IV Southeast Di strict Northeast Sectional title Saturday against Wate rford . The Eagles defeated the Wildcats by an 8-1 count. · Arnold. A few mi stake.s on the pan of the Eagles sent Arnold around to third · and from Page Bl pttttin g a runner in position to ·break up the scoreless game. Staci Co llins sent the ru·nsecond and third .. Cassie Nutter stepped to the plate ner home on a hi t which got and added one more run on her ou.t but givi ng Waterford an RBI single, extending the a run. However that would be all the Wildcats could manEastern lead to 6-0. . age as a hit ·to Eastern pitcher . Again Waterford coullt do nothing with their at bat and White and an easy throw to the Lady Eagles took ad van- first would ·give .t he Lady tage . The girls added two · Eagles the win and another more runs in the sixth off of a sectional title. The top hitters for Eastern double from Bissell. giving Eastern the 8-0 lead heading were Armes. Bi"e ll . Nutter and Hannah . Prall who each into the seventh. The Wildcats finally man- had a hit a piece in the game. aged to do something on The Lady Eagles had four offense, immediatly getting hits in the ga me. giving up ·· on base on another hit from only two errors. Eagles Starting pitcher White is credited with the win after · ~'· . Wednesday in Southeast District semifi nal play. . ' o·n ly gi ving up one run . on they day. Waterford had seven hits Dn t he day. however nine errors cost th em a chance in . the game. Their top sl uggers we re Ange la Martin a nd Arnold, who both bad two hits in t.he game. Tiffany Wal lace. Kylie Robinson and Shannon Hill all added a hit for the Wi Ideals. Credited with the loss was pitcher Arnolll, »~ho pitd1cd well however team mistakes . to gave little chance Waterford. Eastern will next take on Sy mmes Valley . at Minford High School 5 p.m. Division IV sectional final Eastern 8, Waterford 1 Waterford 000 000 1 - 179 Ea stern GOO 152 li a4 2 Ashley Arnold and Hannah Cunningham . . POMEROY - A total of 66 quilts, some ant1ques, others family · heirloom s. tilled the Meigs Senior Center 's commuPage A5 nity room for a quilt show stagell there • Robert 0. Schmoll · . last week . • Esther Hughes . BY BRIAN J. REED Desi gns were wide-ranged and featured BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINELCOM • William 'Bill' Swisher the traditional patterns such as the wedding ring, as well as today's more popuTUPPERS PLAINS lar personalized picture quilts. While Eastern High Scho.ol will rec- · most of those di splayed were hand quilt. ogni ze seven co-valedi ctoried, several ·were machine stitched, someans. a salutatorian and three thing that has come into fashion in the .• Buzi contest winners other honorarians , at past few years as the number of quilters exercises on Commencement ·announced, have declined. Sunday. See Page A2 While Meigs County still has three or Breakin g with tradition of active· quilting · gr.uups most are four • Memorial Day services. honoring a valedictorian , booked months ahead.. The process is See Page A3 . salutatorian and the remaining tediou s and time consuming and the wait • Middleport Literary Club is long, so many who make their own top I0 scholars . in th e se nior class, the school will recogApril27, 2005. quilt tops turn to machine stitching as an ni ze all studen ts with a perfect -See Page ~ . · alternative. · 4.0 grade point average as coIncluded at the show were di splays by valedictorians. Those stuThe Fabric Shop of Pomeroy and Mill de nt~ ·are Jennifer Hayman, End Fabrics in Middleport. daughter of Pat Letson and .he "people's choice" method , where Greg Hayman· of Long viewers listed their favorites, was used Bottom , Morgan Weber, to determine winners at the show. Taking daughter of David and Debbie tirst place · was a floral wall hanging by · Weber of Tuppers Plains, Ruth Dehner, a $25 gift certificate fro m Derek Baum, son of Tinl" and The Fabric Shop; second to Al1ce Martie Baum of Pomeroy, Wamsley's little Dutch boy quilt. a $20 . Chelsea Young. daughter of gift certificate from Mill End Fabrics; Randy and Patty Young of and third to Rosemary Kell er, an • Quilt show. Racine. Cully Dill. son of embroidered quilt of birds , a gift basket. Steve and Joa nne Dill of See Page A5 For the show, the Senior Center Che.ster, Jaime Reel, daughter brought in a certitied appraiser of ·quilted textiles. Amy 0 .. Korn of Westerville , Charlene Hoelllch/photo of Bob and Barbara Reel of appraised a dozen or so quilts belonging Mindy Hill's appliqued. quilt is ;Jppraised by Arny 0. Korn. of Weste(ville an Reedsville, and Krista White, WEATHER to local re sidents to determine age and 1 ,_, American Quilt Society certified appraiser, brought in for the Senior· Citizens daughter of Charles and Rebecca White of Long value for insurance and. other purposes. Center quilt show. Bouom. Casey Smith. daughter of Danielle Srnith and Thomas Fitch of Lon g Bottom has been named sal utatorian. Other honorari ans are Chris Carroll. son of Ray and Shellie' Carroll of Tuppers Plains and Pat and Tina Carroll of Re edsv ille. Bryan Minear. s01i of Jim and Karin Minear of Chester, and Darren Details on Page A6 Scarbrough, son of. kennth Bv BETH SERGENT · BSERGENT@MYDA!lYS ENTINELCOM and Meli ssa Riddl e · of Coolville. POMEROY- The Meigs Other members of the gradCounty Tobacco Prevention uating class are: Megan Jean · and Cardiovascular Health . 2 SECTIONS- 12 PAGFS Adams. Kenneth Jerrod met yesterday at the Amsbarv. . Jennifer Rose Calendar:s A3 Coalition Pomeroy Library to discuss Armes,· Brittany Renee Barnett, Sara Lynn Barringer. Classifieds B2-4 how to prpmote healthy, tobacco free lifestyles. Derek Alan Baum , Edward Comics Creating activities that proEarl Beatty, Jr., Kevin Ray mote healthy lifestyles in . Bl ack burn. Christopher Dear Abby A3 Meigs County were the main Patri ck Ray Carroll; Abbie topic of conversation for · Lynn Chevalier, Rober\ Amos Editorials Meigs County Cardiovascular Cross, Heather Nicole ' Community A2 Health Coordinator Andrew · Daugherty. Cody Ryan Dill. Brumfield. Beth Sergent/photo Jon Adam Dillard. Carrie Lin Obituaries As Brumfield announced that Members of the Meigs County Tobacco Prevention and Cardiovascular Health Coalition met yes- Elberfeld. noon until I p.m. on Andrew Ryan Francis. Sports Bt . from Wednesday at the Pomeroy terday to discuss not only tobacco education and prevention but promoting. healthy li festyles Matthew Ryan Frank . Andrea for Meigs Countians. Members pictured included Andrew Brumfield, Golda Roush , Courtney Weather A6 Walking Path the public is Sim, Nancy Barker, Connie Little, Linda King, Diana Jeffers. Lora Rawson. Brenda Curfman . Nichole Grueser. Jennifer Pluse see (oalltlen, AS · Pam Franklin , Todd Tucker, Heatther Dunlap and Kyle Ord. © aoos Ohio VaHey Publishing Co. · Please see Eastern, AS . . INSIDE 4 Kr1sta White and C8sey Smith; WP White. LP - Arnold. UBOTA GIVES YOU ORE OF WHAT.YOU'RE lOOKING FOR . ~~ BX2230 • 22 HP, 3-Cylinder E-TVCS Liqu ;'d- Cooled Die sel Engine • Hydrostatic Power Steering • 2/4 Wheel Drive Standard . GET 0°/oLPJ. 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