https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f8960c64de0fd14ca21e8dc3155c175.pdf 1ebb40ccdf1e87b0b1fc5e1de2ce3014 PDF Text Text Page 86 • The Daily :Sentinel I \vww;mydailysentiuel.com - :ruesday, May~7, 2005 • .Reds struggle offensively in loss to Mets. MLB Standings American League Eaat Division WL Baltimore Boston Pet 24 13 .649 GB 22 16 .579 20 18 .526 2' NewYork 20 19 .513 Tampa Bay 14 25 .359 Central Dlvlaton W L Pet 5 1i Toronto · Chicago 27 12 .692 Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City 21 17 16 11 15 19 21 27 .583 .472 .432 .289 i BY HAL BROCK 4', · ASSOCIATED PRESS 4 '~> e ·~ 10 ts '~ WL 22 16 21 18 15 23 Pet .579 .538 :395 G6 1\ 7 15 23 .395 7 TUesday's Games Tampa Bay (Fossum 2· 1)' at Detroit (J.John50f1 2-3), <:05 p.m. . L.A. Anoels (Santana (J..Q} at·Cieveland tEiarton 0-2), 7:05p.m. Tc;~~;as (P.Astacio 1;-4) nt Chicago White · Toronto (Towers 4·1) at Minnesota (Santana 5· 1), 8:10p.m. ' Sox {Garland 7-<l}, 8:05 p.m. Baltimore (Ponson 5-1) a1 Kansas Ci1y (Uma Q-3) , 8:10p.m Boston (Ciei'TlEint 4-{}) at Qakland (lito 1. · 4), 10:05 p.m. · N.V, .Yankees (Pavano 2-2) at Seatlle tMa1eo 1-<l), 10:05 p.m. .Wadneaday's Games LA Angels a1 Cle<eiand, 12:05 p.m. Texas at Chicago Whit& So)(, 2:05 p.m. Boston at 'OaKland, 3:35 p.m. ·Tampa Bay at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Toronto at Mlffnesota. 8:10p.m .• Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:10p.m. N.Y. Yank~s at Seattle. 10:05 p.m. back • in National League East Oivlalon w I. Pc1 GB Atlanta 23 15 .605 AOrida 20 15 .571' 1..• Washington 21 17 .553 2 New York 20' 19 .513 3', Philadelphia 17 22 .436 6';, Central Division w L Pc1 GB St.L,ouls Milwaukee PIHsburgh ·' 24 13 .649 18 19 .486 6 17 19 .472 8'1 Chicago 16 20 .444 7 ~'3 14 23 .378 10 Houston Cincinnati 14 24 .368 to:~ Weat DIYII!on · w L Pc1 GB Arizona 23 1.6 .590 San Diego 23 16 .590 Los Angeles 21 17 .553 1'1 San Francisco 18' 1.9 .486 4 Colorado 10 25 .286 11. 1\oosdoy'o Gamea Chicago CubS (Prior 3·1)a1 Pittsburgh (Fo<lg 3-2), 7:05 p.m. MWwaukee (ObermueHer o-o) at Washington (Vargas ().()), 7:05 p.m. St LoU~ (Suppan 3-3) ar Phdade1phla (Ude 2·3), 7:06 p.m. Clnc!nnati (Ra.Ortiz 1·1) at N.Y. Mets (l&hiHl-2). 7:10p.m. Arizons . (Vazquez 4·2} at Hou~ton (OSwolt 4-4), 8:05p.m. . San Francisco (lowry 1·4) at Coklrado (KBnnody 1-4), 8:36p.m. Atian1a (Smoltz 3-3) a1 San Diogo (May ().()), 10:05 p.m. . Florida (Willis 7-P) at L.A. Dodgers (L""" 2·4), 10:10 p.m. wectnetdlly't Game• Chicago CUbS at Pitlsburgh, 12:35 p.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Mats. 1:10 p.m. Aorkla a1 L.A. Dodgers, 3:10p.m. Allanta ~t san D*ego, 3:35 p.m. San Franclsoo at Colorado. 7:05p.m. Milwal.l<ee at Woshing1on, 7:06 p.m. Sl Louis at Philadelphia, 7:05p. m. · the at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio··. ~tl 4. I ' l ~ ~ \ td l J. '\,p ' ~-"'' " t ' ""'' ' REED . cers in an effort to determine who took the cash from a sheriff's department ''vidence room and tlnother area in the sheri ffs office.- The i11vesti· gator is expec ted to return .to Pomeroy on Wednesday to and lhe sccnnJ a .Jrug cuse from Miudlepon. Beegle >aid ·the cash could · not he deposited in a county bank account becau$e the currency ihelf is considered C\ idenc e and must be continue interviews . accounted for ,in the event of The cash. Beegle said a trial. He said . he has Wednesday. was being held "changed the policy" for as evidence in two pending securing suc h valuable evicases. One of those cases is a dence since the invest igation pending county drug case. began. Southern High School nanies 2005 honorarians · 1 . J .. REED 0BTIUARIES INSIDE Southern FFA builds benches for Star Mill Park . $2,499* • 17 HP' Briggs & Straaon• lntek• engine ' • 42" 5emHioatin8 deck • Zero-tum mower Zero interest and zero payments tor 12 BY BETH SERGENT ' $2,999* • 20 HP' Kolller" Command" V-Twin OHV ,engine • 44" tripHide deck • HeaVy-duty shaft drive INDEX Zero 1n1erest and zero payments for 12 months.** ·2 SECI10NS - The appeal of a Cub Cadet• lawn or garden tractor is limeless. ' This offer; however, is not. Hurry into your local Cub Cadet retail,er and take advantage of this special limited-time offer. www.cubc:adet.com ' ' .12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby Obituaries A3 A4 As Sports B1 Weather A6 Editorials ALLPOW~R EQUIPMENT 8880 UNITED LANE ALLPOWER EQUI·PMENT I . 1830 OLD LOGAN RD SE LANCASTER, OH 4313.0(740) 653-2827 I (800) 710· 1921 (TOLL FREE) ATHENS, OH 45701 (740) 593-3279 I {800) 710-1917 (TOLL FREE) ·' ,, © 2005 Ohio Valley Pubtlohlng Co. 11et11 s.rcent/pnoto' · RACINE- As part of their annual community service project seniors in Southern's FFA program donated their labor to construct 12 new picnic tables for the large shelter house at Star Mill Park . Each table cost $122 with the Racine Area Community Organization donating $1200 which was collect· ed when volunteers worked the gates at .the 2004 Meigs County Fair. The remainder of the costs were picked up by the Racine Park Board. The picnic tables are constructed of pressure treated wood and were made sturdy to deter vandalism or theft. FFA and RACO Board Members that tried out one of the new picnic tables were (from left) first row. Dale Hart, Josh Pape, Derek Teaford, Josh Harris, Isabella and Libby Fisher, Ann Zirkle; second row, Bryan Smith, Nikki Riffle. John Bentz, Jake Nease and FFA Advisor Butch MitchelL RACINE Flex Band training is a form of strength training and rehabilitation used by professional and col· legiate athletes. military per· sonnel and now residents of Meigs County ages 10 and up. From 7-9 p.m. on Thursday at the Southern High S<;hool gymnasium an interactive ses· sion with Flex Band trainers . will teach partiCipants how to increase their physical tlexibil ity and strength by usjng the Flex Bands. . Rex ~ands themselves ure described 'I~ 1the original cOn· tinuous •loop bands used by pro baseball, football and.bas· ketball teams, as well' as power· lifters. They can also be tound at most major col· ·leges and universities across the country and will be sold at (he Southern Flex Band event where cash, credit card and checks will be accepted . Southern Local School's Superintendent Robert Grueser experienced the bene- · 1\ts of Flex Band train in~ first hand at a recent Ohio -State University Speed and Strength Camp . Grueser was so impressed with the results that he asked camp trainers to visit Meigs County for the interactive session on Thursday. The Flex Band training ses· sion i~ for parents, students, coa~hes and local trainers who are interested in a new way to become physically aciive and enhance flexibility. vertical jump, strength. agili• t~, stamina, speed and explos1veness. Grueser explained that' all the local high schools have received infonnation on the Flex Band trai r- ing in an attempt to make the public realize this is not exclusively a • PuJduct Pr•ce - A.ctull •eta >I ~nc~ are m by deller enl3 ma~ ~~ry Ta •e!. I•'J•Qtn. 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Zachary Everette Connolly, Rachael Nicole Cottrill, Mirinda Beth Davis, Jessica Renee Gloyd, Joshua Heath Harri s, Jonas Chanqler Hru1 . Angela Dawn Hayman, Ashlee Michelle Hill , Erin Sue Ho lma n, Nicole Lynn Holman, Dultin Lee Keyes, B roo~e Ashley Kiser. Cody Allen Lang , James Adam McDaniel. Jonath an Joseph McDaniel, Kyle Michael McKeever, · Kyle Richard Mecs. Mikel Phillip Milhoan, Willis James Monroe Morris, Mageli Marry Myers, Jacob Daniel Nease. Brittany Nicole Philson , Emily Ann .Pickens, Please see Southern. A5 Flex Band training comes to Meigs .County tomorrow months .~* BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MODEL GT 2544 . BY BETH SERGENT ing that Drake frequently RACINE - The Southern solicited sex at the roactside re sts on U.S. 33 between High School Class of 2005 is POMEROY - A Pomeroy Pomeroy and Athens ready to receive their diploman indicted for knowingly although he had been diag· mas at 8 p:m. on Sunday in infecting another man 'with nosed as HIV positive 14 the Charles W. Hayman the virus that causes AIDS years ago. The discovery Gymnasium durin g combined Page AS . allegedly exposed many oth· documents also reve·al that baccalaureate and com· · • Ernest Harvey Teaford ers to the disease, too, the Ohio State . Highway mencement exercises. · 'according to documents filed Patrol performed a surveil· Ashton Elizabeth Brown, in Meigs County Common lance of the roadside rests 01i ctaughter ·. of Mr. .and Mrs. Pleas Court. U.S . 33 between Pomeroy Robert Brown has .. been Larry "Lee" Drake, 34, was· and Athens in early 2004, and · named valedictorian while indicted in February on a identified Drake's vehicle Jordan Cara Neigler. daughter • UMW diseuss Dal~ thecharge qf felonious assault, there. of Mr. and . Mrs: Kenneth that he knowingly alleging Neigler has been named salu· Th!! ·stated victim in the ology. Jordan Cara Nelgler engaged in sexual conduct tatorian. case, Stephen Lantz . of See Page A3 without disclosing to his part· Pomeroy, said he went to law Brown's valedictorian from high school both girls • Citing AP analysis, .ner that he was HIV positive. enforcement officials and address wi II focus on the expressed emotions of disbe~roups call for death penal- Ear)ier this month, Judge came forward with the alle- "five steps to success" 'while lief, sadness and, accomplish.tY moratorium, study. Fred W. Crow Ill ordered gations because he wanted Neigler'S salutatorian address men!. · Drake's medical record &.fi led others to be aware. of the will contain a poem about the . "Its justnow starting to hit See Page AS• State begins new DNA as part of the case be sealed l)ealth ri sks involved in virtues of hard work and me," Neigler said about gradand· kept separate from the anonymous sex in public determination. uating . HI thought I was ready tests on thousands of extra public record. . Brown will be attenJing but. I'm not." places., such as rest areas. inmates. Drake is scheduled to go to Hl'll be b~l.ieve we're Shonly after the indictment Ohio University in the fall See Page AS trial on July 26. He remains against Drake was filed, where she will study Speech going to graduate when we · • Tobacco farmers look to free on a personal recog · · Lantz said he and Drake were Pathology. She ·has received · actually graduate," Brown nizance bond. partners for four months and the Presidential Valedictorian added. • grapes, other alternatives An answer to discovery lived together until Drake Scholarship at Ohio Both Brown and Neigler as they diversify. filed in Drake 's case by the admitted he was HIV 'posi- University. the Ohio Board of are joined by fellow 2005 See Page AS Meigs County Prosec uting tive. He alleges th ill Drake Regents Scholarship at Ohio honorarian s Sara Elizabeth • State senator sues to Attorney contains statements University and an American Cammarata, daughter of Mr. Please see Records, A5 from several witnesses alleg· Electric Power Scholarship. and Mrs. Ron Cammawta ; get information on coin ~e attending ·Neigler will Holly Michele Duffy and deal. the University of Rio Grande Heather Lynn Duffy. daugh· See Page AS in the fall where she will ters of Mr. and Mrs. Brian . . study Political Science. She Duffy; Ashley Marie Roush. received a full sc holarship to dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. the university and hopes to John Rou sh; and Nicki Kay WEATHER attend· law school after she Tucker, daughter of Mr. and • receives her degree. Mrs. Terry Tucker. As far as finally graduating Other grad uates ·are: BY BRIAN Zero interest and zero payments lor 12 months ... RZT42 MOWER lll\~l·•ih ~., ll\illo"••HI BREED@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM Zero Interest and zero paymen~s for 12 months~ * $1,699* IS . BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • 42" twin-blade deck . • Serviceable hydrostatic transmission • 46. triple-blade deck • Serviceable hydrostatic transmission \1\\ gat ion. and he krHhvs nothing innlst1gator asked me if . I about the details of it. wanted to be updated as · He said he initiated contact interviews proceeded , and · I ' POMEROY - The Ohio with the statewide law told her -1 wanted BCI to han· Bureau of · Criminal . enforcement investigation . die the case, interview ofli-· Investigation is investigating agency, and has asked t)le cers and let me know what the apparent theft of "about BCI investigator to withhold she learns from the invest iga· $20,000 from the Meigs details of the invc>tigation's tion ." County Sheriff's Department, process and present a report Beegl~ said the investigator Sheriff Robert Beegle con- . when the investigation is has made three visits to· firmed Tuesday. completed. · Pomeroy to interview sher, Beegle said BCI has ·com"I'm letting the BCI do all iff's department employees plete authority in the investi· of it ," Beegle said. 'The and Middleport police offi· ' • 19 HP' Kohler" C011rage• engine • 20 HP' Kohler".C011rage• engine "t(1 \ \ . ·Medical records sealed in HIV case Matsui's sacrifice fly scorep second double scored Piazza Mientkiewicz, . and Wright. and finished Wilson., who came home when Benson gave up eight hits . . Matsui singled to left and DuAn then singled home Wright. kicked the ball for an error. In the seventh, Beltran sinThe Reds scored again in gled, raced to third on a sin· the sixth when Ryan Freel gle by.. P1azza and scored on opened with a walk and came ao mh eld out. Then P1azza home on a double by Felipe took thlfd on a wtld p1tch and Lopez. After Lopez ~dvanced scored ~hen L~Rue threw to third on an infield out, Ken the ball 1nto left held. Griffey 'Jr. flied to right and Notes: Floyd's first-inning Cameron cut down Lopez · home . run marked the 15th trying to score after'.the catch straight game in which with a perfec t thmw to Cincinnati pitchers have sur· Piazza. rendered a homer. The homer Floyd opened th e Mets gave Flo'yd 26 RBis in the sixth with a walk, moved to last 29 games. ... Benson third on a ·dou.ble by Piazza retirei:l 10 straight batters and s~ored on a sacritice tly from the second through the by Mientkiewicz . Wright's sixth innings . · MODEL LT 1045 J. BY BRIAN AP photo $1 ,599* . P"\1 BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL:COM New York Mets Carlos Beltran gets past the tag of Cincinnati Reds catcher Jason LaRue to score during the seventh inning at Shea Stadium in New York. Monday. · MODEL LT 1042 ''I BCI investigating theft of cash ·evidence • Eastern vanquishes Vikings. See Page 81 in to on e pf l h,· •nc'·· ,,,1 in,· comfort zone for Benson . "'We kept scoring and that ' Sl li: ~ s ·., 1"!111 ticiJ, a home was a relief for me." he said. run estimated at 395 feet. On Cincinnati managef · Da v~ · Fmlay . ni ght , he banged a Miley was impressed. patr ol 400-plus foot. shots ··we got f'our h'1ts so .1guess oil th~ nght l!eld scoreboard. H 1. . d f th NL 1 d . he thr'ew the ball pretty e s l1e or e · ea m well, .. Miley said. "'The way homers. . Benson was throw ing. we . The Reds p1cked up a run didn ' t have many chances. " 111 the. second when Ad~m The Mets backed Benson Dunn smgled._moved to th1rd with 13 hits. on a Wild pitch . that Mets Jos·e Reyes led off the first catcher Mike Piazza couldn't with a triple to right ce nter,. _locate and scored 011 a twohi sJirst three-base hit 'at: the out s1ngle by Jason LaRue. season. After Mike Cameron But the Mets made it 4-1 was ca ll ed out on strike s. with two more in the bottom Carlos Beltran scored Reyes half of th e inning . Doug with a-sacrifice fly. Mi entkiewicz opened with a Then Floyd lined · a 2-2 single and raced to third on a pitch from Paul Wilson ( 1·5) double by David Wright. Kaz tthl " SPORTs · groove., Hopefully. I can con tinue with gootl outings. " Mets ma1iager Willie Randolph hopes s<i. too. "Benson is a key fo r us." he sai d. " He\ o ur No. 3. He came itl ·,\nd dominated. He hiid a good slider. a si nke r down in the zone and good movement. .. Benson (I - I) , who begiln the season on the disahled list with a strained chest 1'nuscle. allowed just two hits after th e second inning. He threw 112 pitches before Dae-Sung Koo re lieved with two outs in lhlfeighth . He pitC'hcd 4 2-3 innings in his first stilrt. then gave up four ho mers over six innings in hi s second start . ,;The longer I pitch , the better I feel. " he said. "I feel now I'm where I need to be. I feel m,ore re laxed. Today was a big jump. I threw a lot of pitches iind I had a good out· · i ng." Benson benefited from six extra-base hiis. one of them the II th homer of the season by Cliff Fl<)yd. New York scored four runs in the first two inning s and provided a ·Mother, grandmother honored in contest, A3 presented awards at . annual banquet, A2 ' NEW YORK - In his first '-tart. Kri.., Ben..,un httd ~•~uni + na probkm s. In his second start . he l>ad focus prilblc1m. So Monday night's·thinl stan wa~ <Ill important one for lhe New York Met< ri~ht·hander. sliltted as th e N11~ .1 man in their rotation. . B~nson dcli\'cred. limiting Cin,· inna tl to four !tits in 7 2· J innillL!:-i in the Mer.-;· 9-2 vic tory "over the Reds . He struck out ei~ht. walked two ami left feeling goou about what he had done. " I stuck with my game p.lan. with wh<11 I' ve been ~onccntrating on.'' Benson saiu. ··1 feel like I' m getting GB West Division Los Angeles Texas OaKland Seattle ' ' FFA members . 1',' ' +. • .$outhern event but a countywide event Some experts in flex band 'training claim that using the bamls for few minutes a day can decrease risk of injury, increase range of motion, increase blood · supply and nutrients to joint structures and reduce muse le soreness. Besides conditioning individuals for sports like football. baseball, basketball, cheerleading, martial arts,' golf, and swimniing, _ Flex Band training can be used as a rehabilitation tool for sprained ankles. sprained knees, frozen and dislocated shoulders, groin pull and some back injuries. No appointment or preregistration is necessary to attend the Southern Rex Band ~vent For more infonnation contact Grueser at 949-2611. ·exten· sion 2110. �. ' ' ' . I PageA2 OMM-UNITY FFA members presented awards at annual banquet The Daily Se1~tinel PO \I EROY <.1\\ an.b \\ L'rL' ~LIIllL'n>u' prl''-L'IIIL'd at !he annual Futur,· 1-.r rm.:t' uf Am~.~riL\l b ~tnqut'l hel d la't \\CC:J.. in thl' \ki~' ll i!.!h SdHhll t..:a!'~t~ri~l :tnd.. ;l\IL'n~!­ ed n\ n.:arlv 2ll·IJ ·,!udent'. pai·.: tih. ,taiT nlctlth,·t·, and nther in\' i t~.·d ~lll',h. Ach isors Tim Simp,on a.nd Ronal d V L1'"~ prc,ct'\1 ell plaq ue' and ,·,·rulkatc' to ~lluJ ~rlt:-. ~don~ with "'L'\- Wednesday, May 18, Smtih f1H a!!uarul t url': ,\ ..,hk\ S~na~c I~H-Illlrticul· !Urt: ai1d f!~H;rJ Lh.~"''i!! ll: Chri... RllllHlll f~11· a!:!ri tth.'L'hani~...· ai1d fabr i L'i.Hil~ll: lh an Va ri;ut lor ~" ine pro- · dul'l iuit': R:niiiO tHJ C<ilwe ll 1 ~'1.- ,t!2.ril"uiwr~il ~en ict': DaYi d Tuc~cr. pnultry: Jo., h H\·>cll. auri mcc ha ni,· dt1d Ll hril';t ti7Hl:·: Nitt h;tn l kd.~r. \nta ll ani ma l ca re: . Kc•lb\ 13ro\\ll. \\ ildlik an d eral ad ufts and 'a hu,ine" m<.mugl'nlen l: maki ng , specia·l cuntrihu- · Wo rk man. aHi tion~ to the pru g r ~t nL R ccci\'in~ FFA IH\nman deg rees i rl rt~ l·og nitun ~;r servil-e were Car la ~ l i l ll(lan a nd Pam Arm' lor tlt,·ir g~) nat ju_ n~ ur ~i llll' dri \ i 11~ buses 10 ';.Lriou :-~ C\ ~.·nt~. Pa ul WilL Jr. ,for h" dona ti.on ol time 10 a" i'l \Illde nt s in a tral' tor' re.,tnra ti nn proj ect atfd !h e Tracto r Supply Comp<~ ny in Gal lipol i' lor thei r do nal ton vf $5.000 wo rt h of tools ·fo r the trac tor re,aora t ion pro ICC ! . . Award s to tht- . . tudl'nh were as fnllo11 ': Star Greenh anJ . p l ;1qu~s . Bri! la nv Var ian . Shane• Milhoai1. Nic<•k .Hill. and Hann aiJ Wi lli am,. Stat' Chapter Farmn. pt·csc•l! ed pL1qu cs. · .li1s iJ Ramev. Jarrud l:k mi:. Kav la Diddle. Da ko ta Ani1, . "-mbet' Hundley. . Proficiency awards . pre.ented pla ques, . Ashl ey ~uHl Fabirluin: Jus ti n mec hanic A l ica Rut~.·h ~r fur ~quirH.' ..;cil'Jh."t': Brad Smith !'or hccf pt'o" duc·tio tr: and Jo;..h Ra-mel' for c1gri mccha niL; a11J fa br i·L·a ti<lll . FF.'\ ,·;unp pa nie ip•1n1s pirc:..;cnte d cc r tifi ra tes: " avlc1 Di;ldk. Nat ha n Di dclk . Va le ri e [);iv id Tu c k er. Bec ker. Ash 'icy Sci \' ,I ~C. J;ll'l'(][] Be nl /, John Preas!. Dakota An m. Sara h F. ngk. Ch ris Runyo n. Danny j\1ornrrison. Davi d Young .: Ambc r fl ;tnd lC), and Tim :-!o rris. En,·iro thnll punil'i pallls. !.!in~ n c~rtificatcs were Brill:tnl Va rian. Walle r H;1ggy. ·Core) Jarvis. E ri c· Wood. Nicole H ill. . K y le · Hoovn. Sh<ine Mi lho an . Kayb R o wl ~y . . Ju s tin Workm a n. Trm No rr is. As hle y Bakor, Jarrod .Be ntz, Ada m .Lumbert. R ick S t ill. Rya n Barn etr. a nd Gab bri eal Le,ler. -r- Soi l judging contest. pre'e nted l'Crlificate ' : Ali sha l'o mp,on . Amba Handley. Kv ie Hoo ,·er. Sh ea Lee. Sh a ne Milh oan . Les ley Preece . Corey Ja rvi , , Amo rcll a Salser, Brillany Varia n. Eric ·Woo d. Gary Hes'. Jarrod Hent z. Sa rah En11 lc: John Preas!. Dakma A•:;n,,, C hri , · Runyon . Wa ll er Haggy. and David Tutker. T urkey se minar guide s. presented certifi cate s: Nico k Hill. Krys !al Du ff. Justi n , Wo rkm i1n. Gary He"- Jarrod Bent z. Kayl a Didd k. Jos h Ramey. and Br iu any Varian. . G ree nlwnd ·deg ree. ·pre - semcd ceniricates and pins: As hl ey Bak er, Srephani e Wi II. Ja mcllcc Slover. Kay Ia Rowl ey. Dre w Riley, Sh a ne Milhoan. " David Mc Ginni s. Shea Lee . Candy Lu mbert. Kyle Hoover, Sama nth a Hi ve ly. Nicole Hill. Gary Hess, David Day, And y Kinna i1. Courtne y Ba rel! , Ala n Watson . Evan Yeilll ger. Eric Wood. Con~ x Jar vi s. Bri nan v Varian. Josh Tie meye r. - ·. Jeremy Ti e meyer. A shley_ Smith. A m o re!la Salse r. Erin Re it nmc. April Butcher. U z Proffitt . Lesley Preece. Jo hn Lamb. Renee Colburn, Ali s ha Compson, Dustin Knapp. Walter Haggy. Katie Evan s, Brian Hart . Man lmbouen . Kyle Kinnan, 2005 I The Daily Sentinel YTHE BEND .Mother, grandmother honored .in contest sor. Submitted photos Given special recognitio n and presented plaques for donating time to the FFA chapter program were, left to right. Carla Milhoan. Paul Will. Jr. and Patty Arms. Also recognized but not present was Tractor Supply Co. of Gall ipoli S which donated $ 5, 000 wor(h of tools for a tractor-restoration project. Stacy Dodson and Ginger Cummings . MIDDJ_. EPORT -· Sta cy Dodso n and Eula Hen sler. both of Middleport , were honored in a Mothe(s Day essay cont est spon sored by the U.S. Po st Offic e in Middleport. Dt)dson was Brittany Varian , Shane Mi lhoan , and Nicole Hi ll, left to right. were ' presented Star Greenhand awards' at the FFA banquet. Qual ifying for the award, but not present was Hannah Williams. Eula Hensler and Lisa Woods nominat.ed by her daughter. Wlntung ess ay s go! their. Haley Tripp, and Hensler by moms a special de liv ery her grunddaughler, · · from !he · Middleport Pos t Postmaster Scon Ju stus Office. Both received prize s ac cept ed . on·e -page essays from the po st office, del'ivabout why each mom or ered by !he'ir letter carriers , grandma was special. The Ginge r Cumming s and Lisa First turkey killed plaques were presented to left to right, .Josh Ramey; Jarrod Bentz, Kayla Diddle, · Dakota Arms, accepting for her sister, and Amber Handley. Woods. · " I' wo uld like lo !hank everyone thai go! invqlved and even. though I had · to pick two es say s, we think all our cu stomers are winners," Justu s sai.d. · UMW discusses Dalit theology ALFRED - Thelma Henderson gave the mission report on "Restoring Dignity: Dalit Theology." allhe recent meeting of the Alfred United Methodist Women . Six members attended !Jl.e IT!eeting, held a! the church. In her report. Henderson reported that the Dalits of India or the so-called "untouchables." often believed that abiding by caste barriers was the way to peace . They believed. God ordained inequality and created them impure and servant s for the dominant caste. Over the years , Dahl theology e mpowered tho people to fight against social strucmre ~ that deni ed them identity, human dignity and power. . Dalil theology is a theology of liberation. she said. President Mary Jo Barringer presented the program, " Praying with-- ! l~ e Bible ." Scriptures from John, Matthew and Luke were read. Di scussion by the group on prayer, re sponsive reading and a song were part <)f the pr-ogram. The leader had a closing meditation and pre sented some · _ information ·about Mother 's Day. Barringer opened the meeting with .a prayer reading , atid .Submitted photo the Purpose of the United Methodi st Church wa$ read by all Austin Lute, 10, son of Kevin and LiSa Lute of Alfred, killed his members . Members reported 54 fellowship cafls . · first wild turkey, weighing 15 pounds , with a. nine-inch. beard The secretary read the minutes of the April meeting and they : and half-i nch spurs. were approved. Henderson gave the treasurer's report for Osie Follrod. · The pre sident presented certificates to Mary Jo Barringer, Rev. Jane Beanie, Mary .Jo Buckley. Sarah Caldwell. 'Fioren.:e Spencer and Janice Weber filr completing the reading program of the United Methodist Women. Barringer read a lener from Bob and Elaine Landers of the Red Bird Mission. : • Community Calendar Executive Commiuee will meet ·at 7 . p.m. a! the Carpen!ers Union Hall in Pomeroy. The public is welWednesday, May· 18 come to anend. TUPPERS PLAINS COOLVILLE Eastern Local -Board of Association · Education, regular meeting, Alzheimer's : 6: 30p .m. , elementary confer- Family Support Group, 2 Coolville United p.m. . ence room. Methodi st Church for careSYRACUSE - Syracuse givers and other family Village Council will have a members of tho se with special meeting at 7 p.m. at · Alzheimer's Disease or !he municipal building to dis" related dementias. Contact cuss be police department Kathy McDaniel at 949matters , village insurance, 2486 or Rev. Philip Bell a! 667-6672. and ballfield lights. Public meetings Meigs FFA students recetving profictelicy awards were left to right, frOii\. Ashley Smith. Ashley Savage, Chris Runyon, Ryan Varian and Raymond Co lwell; and back , David Tucker, Josh Hysell, Nathan Becker, Kelby Brown, and Justin Workman . Recipients not present were Alicia Butcher, 3rad Smith , and Josh Ramey. • We remember those who have passed away and are especially dearto us. On F.riday, . May 27, we will publi'sh a special page .devoted to those who are gone but not forgotten. They will be similar to the sample below: you wish, selert one or the f'oJiuwing FRio":E verses below to IB<ItOmipBrly your tribute. -- I. We hold you in our thoughts and memor ie~ forever. 2. Ma y GoJ cradle you in Hi!<. am1 ~. nuw ~md forever. 3, FOre ver missed', never forgotten. May God hold you jn the palm of duly 10, 1961·May S, 1980 May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. ' Always in our hearts, John Md Mona Andrews Md family His hand. 4. Thank you for the ~o£.de rful days we shared togcrhcr. My prayers will be With you unti l we meet ag<~ in . 5. The days we shared were sweet. liu'ng to sec you again in God's heavenly ~lory. · 6. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all. and the memory of your smile fill s us with joy and laughter. 7. Though out of sight, you' ll forever be in my heart and mind. 8. The days may come and go. bu tt he tin~s we shared will always remain. ·9. May the light of peace shine on your face lor t::temit}'. 10. May God's angels guide you and protec t you throughout li me. II . YoUwere a light in our li fe that bum~ forever in our hcans. 12. May God's grace~ ~ hine u> cr you for alltiu1e. 13. You are in our thoug h t~ and prayers from morning to mgh l and from year to yei.lr. 14. We send this message with i.!·loving kis" for e1cmal rest and happiness. 15. May the Lord. bl es~ with H 1s grace~ and warm. loving heart. TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $7.00 PER LISTING • $13 IF I'ICTLRE INCLL:DED Fill out the rorm belo)l' and drO(I oll"tu The .Daily Sentinel With Fondest Memories Ill Conrt Street • Pomeroy, 011 45 i69 DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY ~Oth, 1\001\ r-------------------~----·------------, Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page on Friday, May 27th N amcofdecerured------------~------~--------------------~---------- Relati onship 10 me - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - Number of selected verse --,..--- Date of binh --'----------~-----'-- DaLe of pa"ing _ _......;......;_ __ Print your name here - - - - - - - - - - - . , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - Phone number- - - - - - - - I City ------------------------.:________ Stale - - , - - - - - Zip-:,: - - - 1 Page A:3 . 2005 Abby's Kentucky pecan pie is slice of southern history , QEAR ABBY: I have been Right: Star Chapter Farmer David C. Andrews ' Wednesday, May t8, .makin g ' Chapt er FFA degree.. presenled cenificate s·and pins: Nikki Parson s, Dani e l Morri son , Gabb y Le ster. Zac h AnT) s, Dakota Arms, Cody Bartoe. Ryan Barnell . Chri s Run yo n, Mic hael Whee le r, Rick Still. John Pres!. Edward Neece, Sarah Lant z. Adam Lambert. A. J. Hann g, Lucas Fa ~C kler, Renee Edmond s. ' Sarah Engle, Kayla Diddle. Rllndy Lee . Sherman Buckley, Jarrod Bentz, Lacey Bapsl. Mi chael Bailey, Kurti s Allen, Adrean Reese, Alicia Butcher, Kasey Winter, JoBeth Rodehaver, Jenni Cade. Kim Miller, Amber Evans , Handley. Keri Kryslal Duff, Ashley Samar, Jackie Wil son , Brad ; Smith. Katie Rodehaver, Ray Reynold s, Steven Higgins. Sean Phelps , Michael Payne . The 2005-2006 FFA offi. cers are Chris Runyon. president ; Ashley Samar, vice president; Ashley Savage, secretary; Britt·any Varian, treasurer: Constance Wyant, reporter: April Butcher, seminel ; Kyle Hoover, student advi- '" ' Carri e Phelp s. Kyle Boggs. Du stin Lyon s. Jesse Mullin s. Jerry Ptlllin s. Amanda Smith. David Harper, Megan John son , Wilillm Hess, Kayla Priddy. Feli ci a See. Joseph Ro sier. Kelby Brown, and Robert Foreman . · ; > Mak• Check Payable to THE DAILY SENTINEL L-------------------------------------~ • ' Church events . . Thursday, May 19 POMEROY The Crusade for Christ Gospel on the Levee planning committee will beet at 7 p.il1 . at the Firs! Southern Baptist Church to finalize plans for the event. POMEROY ~ The Kings of Lancaster will be singing at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy levee. The Meigs Area Holiness Association is sponsoring the sing to which everyone is invited. - pt: L: an pi c a In Other events Saturday, May 21 CHESTER A . metai looking class where copperembossed pictures will be . made wil be held from 12:30 to 3 p.m. a! the Chester courthouse Museum . Reservations are to be made with Pat Holler, 992-7261. . POMEROY Meigs . County Health Department along with MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club hosts an outreach immunization clinic from · I0 a.m. until noon at Powell's Foodfair. Bring shot records, medical cards. Child must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian. $5 donation accepted but not required for shots. Refreshments pro· vided by Rotary Club. Wednesday, May 25 POMEROY - · A community prayer meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on May 25 at the . Enterprise Uni!ed Methodist Church on Enterprise Road. Saturday, May 21 Monday, May 23 · Special music will be presentSALEM CENTER - Star ed by "Freed By Christ,'.' a POMEROY . --· Veterans Service Commission , 9 a.m. , Grange #778 and Star gospel quartet I l 7 Memorial 'Dr. · Junior Grange #878 will . hold their Fun Night and Saturday, May 21 POMEROY - The Meigs Potluck Supper Ol) Saturday POINT PLEASANT, County Library Board wil May 21 with supper at 6:30 W.Va. --· A gospel sing will , meet at 3 p.m. at the Pomeroy p.m. be held a! 7 p.m . at !he Point ' . Monday, May 23 Pleasant Church of Gut!, .Library. POMEROY - The Oh- 22nd Street for benefit of the Thursday, May 19 Kan Coin Club will ineet at 8 World Christian Outreach POMEROY -- Salisbury p.m. at the Pomeroy Library Ministry. The singers will be Township Trustees, 6:30p.m. in stead ' of the usual d_ate Proclaim , The Cadle Family, · ·at the town hall. which fall s on Memorial Day. and the Bledsoe Family. . RACINE - The Racine There will be a class on grad- Money will go toward build: ing churches in Africa. Water Board will meet at· I0 ing from 5:15 to 6:45 p.m. a.m. a! the municipal build-' in g. The Meigs County Dep!\rtment of Job and Family Services (DJFS), serving Monday, May 23 a~ the fiscal agerit fo,r the Meigs County Family and Children First Council, SALEM CENTER is soliciting proposals to implemerlt the county 's .HelpMe Grow Program for Salem Township · Tru stees ' the period of July I, 2005 through June 30, 2006. The program is a collabo~ monthly meeting, .6 p.m. at Salem Firehouse on Ohio rative of the state Departments of Health and Jpb and Family Services and 124. the local DJFSs. The program serve s children from birth 'through age 3 and 1\tesday, May 24 their families . Preferel)ce will be given to the proposer which presents the POMEROY The rpost integrated and coordinated approach, including the utilization of sub- · : Morgan·s Raid 2006 organizational meeting will be held contracts , to serving thi s population. Ten percent ( 10% ) of the funds alloat I 0 a.m. at th e Meigs ·cated will be retaim!d for admini strative purpqses . For a copy of the Protile County Chamber of of Proposer, Sample Budget Format and Proposed Budget Form contact Jane Co mmerce. RSVP by calling 992-2239. Banks at Meigs County Department of Job & Family Services (740) 9.922117 extension 106. 'I Proposals should be submitted to Michael L. Swisher, Director, Meigs County Department of Job & Family Services, P.O . Box 191 , 175 Race' Street, Middleport. OH 45760 no later than June 3, 2005 at 12:00 noon Ali Thursday, May 19 .submissions mu st be received by ma il or hand delive ry by the above date and POM EROY -- The . Meigs time. No mate rial s receive d after the date will be ·included in previo u s sub·· Count y Retired Teachers will · meet at noon a! the Riverside missions nor be cons idered. The department reserves the right to reject any Golf Co~rse Clubhouse in or a ll propos als. In accordan ce with 29-CRF part 31 , 32 Meigs County Mason. W. Va. The speaker will be Meigs County Sheriff Department of Job & Family Service s is prohibited from di scrimination 1on Bob Beegle on "Protection the basis of race , color, national origin , sex, age, religion. political belief or Tips for Seniors." .r '· POMEROY -- The Meigs tltty. . d.tsa b" Coun,ty Democratic Clubs and organizations yo ur rec ipe for more than I 0 yea rs ·. and . have recei ved many co mpliment s along . the way. Dear Se veral ye ars ago. a fest iAbby val was hel u in our small· !own on the courthou se lawn . Am ong !he activ itie s was a conte st for th e best p_ie . . wh ~ch I entered using your rec ipe. To the delight co ver with foi l for !he of my wife and friend s. and remainin g bakin g time. · the chag rin of the other conYou can lop it with a bit of tesl anl s - all llldie s of ·the 'whipped c ream. hul evrn !own - .1 took first prize'! Of plain, nothing lops thi s ' course. I. had to bake one for TIP : The uri t; inal recipe eacH and every one of my stated thai 'the pic should be close friend s. I think it's baked 45 to 50 minrues in a time you reprinted th e preheat'e ct 350-de gree gas oven . If an electric oven is rec 1pe. Love your column . Abby. used, il may be necessary·lo DAVID HARPER. add 15 to 20 minutes lu the FAYETTEVILLE , TE NN. . bakii1g time . (Be gi n testing DEAR DAVID: I'm taking th e pie with a toothpick after your sugge stion, and I'm 45 minute s.) delighted thai the pie was Re aders. !hi s recipe is such a hit for you. My moth- included in my set of cooker, Pauline Phillips, a hookle! s, whi ch contain woman with notorious more than 100 mou!hwatersw.eet tooth, di scovered iHn " ing recipes for so ups. salad s. !he early '60 s when it was appetizers, main course s and served to her a! the now- dessert s. Some people have dellmli shet.l Phoenix Hotel to ld me- the y ha ve held in Lexington, Ky. The recipe "Dear Abby Dinner Partie s" was created by the hotel's usmg !he cookbookle!s. The pastry chef. who kindly set can be ordered by sendshared the recipe with her. ing a bu siness-sized . selfReaders, today I'm shar- addressed envelope. pl_us ing the re cipe with you : check or mone y order tor ABBY ' S FAMOUS $ 10 (U.S. funds) to : Dear PECAN PIE Abby Cookbookle! Set, P.O. Box 447 , Moun! Morri s, IL • 9-inch unbakell pie crust 61054 -0447 . (Postage 1s , • I cup light corn syrup . inclltded in the price. ) · · • l 'cup firmly packed dark DEAR ABBY: Can you brown sugar explain 10 me why every • 3 eggs, slightly beaten body in !he neighborhood • 1/3 cup butter. melted can · hear a barking dog • 1/2 teaspoon salt except the do g's ownero - • I teaspoon vanilla CANTON , PETER . · IN • t · -heaping cup pecan OHIO halves DEAR PETER: For the I . Heal oyen to 350 same reason that the parent s, of screamihg children in degrees . ignore it. . a large bowl , com - restaurant s 2. They've grown so used to it . bine corn syrup, sugar, eggs. butter, sal! and vanilla: mix that !hey no longer hear the _ well. Pour into unbaked pie disruption . Dear Abby is written by crust: sprinkle wt1h pecan Abigail Van Buren, also halves. known as Jeanne P}lillips, 3. Bake at 350 degree s for and was founded by . her · 45 to 50 minutes or until mother, Pauline Plrillips. center is set. (Toothpick Dear Abby at in serted in center will come Write www.DetirAbby.com or P.O. out clean when pie is done .) Box 69440, Los A11g~les, Cool. If crust or pie appears to be gening too brown . . CA 90069. Proud to be apart of your life. The Dally Sentinel • Subscribe today • 992·2155 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KANAWHA COU NT!'. WEST VIRGINIA KENNETH S. REYN OLDS. Plain!iff Ci'liiAclion No 01·C·S38 (Judge Bloom) A& I COMPANY. GRAN ITE STATE IN SURANCE COMPANY. NEW HAMPS HIRE INSURAN CE COMPANY. TRAVELERS INSURA NCE COMPANY, AM ERICAN MOTORIS TS INSURANCE COMPANY. OHID FA.R'-I ERS INSURANCE COMPANYand SCOTTSDALE INSURANCE COMPANY, Oefandanl$ NOTICE Of pENDiNG CLASS ACDON SETTLEMENT ·' PLEASE READ TI-US NOTICE CAREFULLY. ' YOU MAYSE A MEMBER OF JHE ~L.AINTIFF CLASS IN THIS CLASS ACTION AND YOUR RIGHTS MAY B~ AFFECTED. This notiCI;'I descnbes the pmposed settlement or a dan ac~on tuought 8ga10st A& I CorpDfatJon ("A&I") and •I s 1n9urers 1n~I LJdr1g liM! "Settl f1 g Insure~ · (EIS defined b&lnw ). II yoo were exposed to A&l asbestos, ~o u ma)' hiM ! a claim 1n ml! propoS&O seffiemenl , .. WHO IS IN TtiE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT. The Court has oond1tionBIIy ruted that all persons wl1a fit the folkMtng de script~ o ·are members of lhe se\llellW11class (tile ' Settlement Class'):, • I;~I ••bntot Ptf10IW who tiM bMft upoted 1o for which All CofJI(Ifatlon I"A&r_) II •li•Qid to lM lilb. ~:1 exc.epl lhoH who either (i) lwlve 1 pandlng unMttled lawsuit filed on Of belen Nol'iiTber 5, 2001 , Of(~ ) seltled, ~sed or !'lad lldjudi<:ettid t dalm loc mvtottwllomilaga!rlitA&I or its losurMi in t011n&Cti0n with tuch twosure · It you 111 ,! ,rMmbllr ollht Stttl..-nlnt ~lnt, your righlt wiMbt affKttd b~ tht Stttlert11nl WHAT IS THIS ~OUT. A!l was a West Virgmla ccrporation which supplied ano installed asbestos insulatiOn and srmlar material a1varYJus West Vii'Qinia. OhiO and Kentucky incfustrial sites r1 thtl1950s through 191Ds. ano removed ast:lestos tn lhe 191Ds and 1980s Exoosure to asbeslos lias been known to cootribule 10 lOng disease and cettatn cance~ A&l otricialty wem oot ollltJSJness ~~~artiCles of drSSOI~IJO(I on !lklv&moer 5 1999 AS t ana lts nsurance compa_nies conlel\d lhal filing lhe iV!Jdes o dissolllllon pre~ems anyone ITom making darms agarnsl Ml after Nol'!lmlll!r 5. 2001 . for personBI Injl!ne! Whlct1 result from uposure to asbeslos ICY whdl A&Its alleged to be !Oitlle The P1ambft 111 lflts case brooghllhls acllon tpr h1mse~ and oll\en SlmHafl~ s.tualed Ia iibt<lln a trust lurtd to pay c1B1ms whld1 may anse aHe1 A&l went out of bliSI"ItS! b1 THE PROPOSED SEffiEMENT. Set!lem&nl COI.Hisel lor lt"le Pla1ntlllhas reached a pro!XJSAd .settlement With the Se!lfr1g Sett~llQ !nwrel! are St Paul T1avelers (whiCh 1ndudes PN:~en1~ ln!II.Jrarce Company St Pi!ul , USF &G, The Traveltn IJ'ldamn1ty ~ny, Travelers"l:awalty and Surety Company (lormerty ~no11·n as The Aellla CaSUa lty ar1d Surety C\.lllpany) and !her pjtents, w blldi aroes . and affiliates, -and also The A!G Companlel, whoch 1ncludes Gfan1:e Slalll l11$urance Company, New Hampsh•ra lnsUfanet~ Compilfl)' and the1r par8f11S, subflld•anes. al)d alfllales) Under tne lltrm!i'tlf!hv propos&d H !Uerntmt , lhe Slt~li11g Insurers W~l 'pay Sf3 ,135,000 Over the ne~t !iYe YIJilfS IO Cltjidf' a si!tllfment fund wtlich w1ll be hald in trust IIJ po~y thv futur v datms of pefiQnS'll'hO su llar asbe9tos disvaSII as a reSoJ\ of lhe11 e~po!j!Jre to asb9st(l8 for which A& I is liable. In reii.J.m, a1claims agatnsl the Satt~ng lnsurBnl b;lsltl Upcll aiiiJ!led liablll!"jo of A& I for asbestos elPQsure or based UPOO iha mSIJrance relalionsh ~ bel\\'een lhB Seltltf19 Insurer! and A& I WI• be oarred lnsurert The THE TRUST. The I)IOOOtKIS 'or the Pfopo$00 s8itiement after payment of admtnrstrau~· e &Kpenses wtll be paKJ Into a trust to be known as tlleA&I COI'J)OI"atlon AsbesiOS Bodi~ lniUIY Trusl{th& ·rrus(j 1 The Trusl\t/111 pa~ a pre-determlnea amount of damages to persons wt1o are diagnose<l~¥llh an asbeslos-rela:ed d1sease and t:an snow tllal tney 'II'Cll'"'-&d a1 work Slles V!I'Vl".8d b'p A&l Il lS planned ltlat IN! Tru91 WII pa~ clatms through tilt! year 2{130 The amount of (Ia mages 10 be pa11l Wll! depend on the senousne!.S o! the d•sease THE HEARING BE FORE THE COURT. At TEN o'clock ;~. m on JUNE 11 , 2005 the COLrt will !\old a heamg ~the •Heanng") in Courtroom 5 or the Ctrcult Coort o:J Kanawha Counl"jo. 111 Co~ Street C har'e~ton WIJ 253{11 lo decide whether to approve lhe proplSed settlemeflt. If the Court appro~es 1toe settlement. 110 hlrth1r clalmt "may bt mack .1911ntt tht Settling lnturen butd on tl!pOiurelo nbettos for .tllch.l&l le alltged to be liabM, and ;lll l lJCh clalmt. "llfltllnttud haw to be made throogh the Trust. • ublect to the procotdurn 111d llmitiltions olthe T•ust Distribution Procedulft. WHAT'ot.RE YOUR OPTIONS TIH NotK:e 111 to 1nrcrn1 ~ that ~ hilv1t lhl:! llljll to iiiiPI!ilr belor1t 11"1e Court ~~ the Heamg or 10 Sltlmil a wnnen statemenl to !he Court prt)l to the Heanng to objact to or comment on tile proposed :setUement. My pepers Sl.lbmltled to lhe Coon mus11neklde 1t1e caption lhat acpears alltle tOP of tiltS Nobce, Wllh lhe names o1 tle parties~ tne CMI Action Nlli'T"ber You may appear a1the Heann!f. bul you llon"t nav\1 to It you do not l(lr'N wtth IINI pr0pouc1 Ntlltment, you must IIJI:mit a wnn.n objtct io.'1 prior to 1M Hea ring, 1;11 lpPtlr ptrtOIIIIIy (orthrouth an attome)') at th1 Huring, to till the Court that you objaet. If you do nDl you wlll'filvl Ufl yoor "i!ht lo obje~1. Submit your writtan objection to: A.ll S.ttlem1n t c/o Verot Claims Senile.._ LL C P.O. Box 3725 Charlftlon, WI/ 25331-3725 HOW DO YOU GET A PAYMENT. Once lila tJ"OPOIIl(l settlement 1s approve<~, an adm.ntstalt)r b ths lrusl WI~ beg111 accel)tilg Claims The specific procedull!61or ma~ng daHTis and sta~ard!i for ewlua~ng anc pa'{lng clarma ara set lorth 1n a toP.which ill ~an of !tie selliemenl agreemenl which the Court has Oeen a9.eo 10 apprO\'e Tt!ll!l NQl tb t tlm!l !Q mal!« I t;lalm AJ! cla!mt JfMIDII !bt trufl: wM! brit tp btl !Didl ~~~~ ~ tht propoud . •!lt!tmtnt IIIPPI1Wtd by !bt Court ATTORNEYS' Ff.ES. Attomeys wi'IO 1\a..-e rep'!Sei"IIIC .111J! Pl&inll1f ana lhe Settlel!'lenf Class Will I"IQUHI a lee i!Wilrtl l:l be paid from the! setllemer.t proceeds i'ICI to a•ceed 2~'11. of !I\& fund The actual aMOunt of <In) lei! a~~oard woll be determined by the Covrt FOR IIIIOfft: N"ORMATION This notlcfJ ~ ~ a bnel iiUI"Mial)' of !he lawsllrl ar.:llhe ~ Mlllemerw If you w.-.t copOes. of ltle sett1emen1 il9'"eetnent. or o!hi!f doct.frlents and Court ~ 01 rr yQ.Jw&nt to llroow rMre sbout tl'llll sett1erntnt ill1d whal rt ITINWl5 to )'Oil you lflily cal Tdl Free 1o tt\eA&I ~ HotliM (181) 111-11211 01 11'11!1!! to All SETTLEMENT cJo v.rut Clalml Senoicfl, LLC 57 Hamilton """'~ Suitll302 Hoptwll, NJ 01~5 !I~ . Oroer Ql h C1rcu11·Court LOill~ H BlOOm . Mge �The Daily Sent~nel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, O!lio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.corn Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher . Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ., Congres~ shall make law J'espectin.~ Cft1 ' establislunetrt of rel(~ion, or prohibiting the . free exercise tllt•rt•oj; or abridgi "Jl tlie freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petitiot1 the Go11emmwt ji1r 11 redn·ss of gl'ieJiatrces. · 110 -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution VIEW READER'S Wednesday, May ..-.L.L 18,2005 A Catholic school should stand for something Th.e Daily Sentinel . .P age OPINION ' -Proted Honor polia? qjJUetS Dear Editor: May J 5; 1 Lis Nmional Po ike Week. I JUSt learned that May 15 is a federally-recogni7eu Peace Officers Memorial Day. Wall> in our nation·, capita l di<play over I7.000 names of Americu\ heroe~ who !o~t the ir li\'c-., in our nation's war on crime and terror. Research will ~tpdate that numhcr by adding officers now ' 'lost" in history. (I do not know the time span represented by the I7,000.) Learning these facts cau.sed me to· focus on the living law entorcement officers in Ga llia. Meigs and Mason · <.:ounties, including the State Highway Pat1:t1l. I am ashamed . for having taken them for granted. I respect and appreciate their bravery in incredible situations, their regularly facing uncenainties, and the \f,willingness to go above and beyond the call of.duty. Their integrity, patience . judgement, compassion and dependability set a fine example for people in all walks of life. Am I say ing they're perfect'' No. but neither am I and neither are you. Please join me in honoring them. God bless our protectors. Margie Bartee Lo11g Bottom Moderately Confused ·Wednesday, May t8, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com Obituaries It's a case the late pope. How Catho lic should a graduation day. Some 27 Paul II , laid out in his John Catholic school be? U.S. Catholic colleges and universiti es put on perfor- statement' on Catholic educaMarymount Manhattan man,es of "The Vagina tion. "Ex Corde Ecclesiae. " College is listed in the official N.Y. Catholic directorv. Monologues" this year Contrary to embracing the around Valentine's Day, and political wills of the, secular Yet I the Cardinal Newman Kathryn age,he wrote : "If need be, a Society for the Preservation not for the rirst time. Lopez . "The Vagina Monologues" Catholic Univcrsitv must · of Catholi c Higher is a play in which , among have .the courage t;, speak E.du<.:atiun recently came . other thin gs, a woman uncomfortable truths which down on Marymount when seduce s a teen girl dtlring a do not please pub! ic opinion , . · its adminis tratioll announced abortion-supporter Senator ~f legal ab~rtion, to speak ~tt . lesbian s.wtutQry rape scene. but which are necessary to Hillary Rodham Clinton, D- their graduation. With a h.ttle It has no bu siness being on a safeguard the authenti c good N.Y.. would be their 2005 Cath<ili<:. campus. blll it was. of society." urging fn;un the Cardinal My own alma mater, the commencement speaker. Newman Society. the "C" · These examples of University of In · recent years, word soon disappe<(red from Catholic schools' eyebrow- Catholic Ameri ca knows this debate Marym<i'unt · ha~n't played up their brochures anti Maris! raising moments are worth its Catholic 1heritage. It disappeared from the ofticial noli ng. They get to the heart quite well. Bizarrely. considshou ldn't be included in the Catho lic category penna - of a key i" ue in American ering its name. CUA had it s official N.Y. Catholic direc- nently. _day s when its previous preshigJ1c r cducatio1i today. ·. tory (and won't anymore). A And the list goes on. Even if you don't buy into ident tticd dow tlplaying its Catholic school that wants According to the Cardinal th e creed. the products of Cathol icism . Bt•t a new day Hillary Clin.tb n to speak at Newman S()(;iety, spme q Catholi c ·education great ly has dawn"ed. The current the pinnacle of its year is schools this _year will host con lribute to our national president, Fr. . David sending a prelly clear mes- totally inappropriate com- ctmversations on ethics -- O'Connell. made the choice sage: We don't believe what mencement speakers. some of the hottest issues of to affirm his comm itment to a Catholic institution should. Rudolph Giuliani. for · l>ur day. More than occasion- the teachings of the Church we don't want to be Catholic. instance. wi ll be talkin g <ll ally. othc schools turn ou t -taking an oath in that spirit. More schoo ls need . to · Loyola. Md. smart . moral kids. wel l- in fact. CU A's aiming in the make the decision to What's my · bee f with ~rounded · -one., who arc direction you'd expect any embrace or ditch the C-fac - Rudy'l thinking about these issu~s , place that cal led itself tor. because being . Again. giving a platforn] 111 a health ~. helptul way. Its Catholic to be heading in . . 'Tatholic" · sho uld mean to a prominent supporter .of - a net gam l-or us ilil. .. O'Connell is· a leader in something. Catholic • legal abortion sends a bad To be selt -consc10us ly . encouraging So, Marymount is ditch- signal from a school. Catholic shou ld be some- schools to embrace what ing. The school administra- Catholic-school administra- thing the schools capi talize they are and are meant to be. tion has emphasized that it is tors must ask themselves: . on . If we weren't such a As a bonus. r1e's D.C.-b.ased nonsectarian and the N.Y. "Are we defenders of th e God-I<Jikcfearing society -- and has had considerable archdiocese re_portedly is di gnity of human life, or at least in tbe medi-a-- there cable news airtime of late. dropping the institution from aren't we'?'' I'm all for acade- ·might not be an insistence to A priest-school president llirectory rolls. mic freedom and intell ectual follow the secu lar schools' who talks as a public At leas t t11at · sdluol is <.:l1rioslty, but at the .same lin<~- of thought. Catholic, representing a being· honest. time, a religiously grounded Catholic-schoo l adminis, . proud-to-be-Catholic instituIn 2003, a si milar· thing school with . a particular trators shm1ld proudly pro- tion? happened at Marist College moral fram e and purpose claim wha t distinguishes Amen! in Poughkeepsie. N.Y. The should represent the world- their institutions from other Kathryn Lopez is the edischool, which identified view implicit in the Catholic schools: "We have a hi gher tor of National Review itself as Catholic, invited label. · ·purpose. We're in the educa- Online (www.na tionalreNew York attorney gene ral This identity crisis is not .tion business for reasons · yiew.corn). She can be ·conand Democratic ,rising star new to Catholic higher cdu- · beyond the usual Earthly tacted at klopez@nationalreEliot Spitzer, another backer cation and not confined to ones." VIew.com. .Ohlinger birth ., Indicted in Mason County '85 reunion set CHESTER - The Eastern POINT PLEASANT, High School Cia" of 1985 \'I.Va . _ Three Meigs will hold a 20th-year reunion County residents were among June 10 and I I. 53 indicted by the Mason Class members will meet at County Grand Jury. 6 p.m. on June 10 at .the Wild Leslie Wayne . Storms, 34, Horse Cafe in Pomeroy. from Timothy Joe Wolf, t 9, both noon unt1l 6 p.m: on Jtme I I of . Middleport. Viola tor a potluc~ p1Cl11C at the Monique Garnet Young. 20, · • Chester F1rehouse, and a bonof Wellston, <md Alicia Dawn fire · at 7 p.m. on June II . at Schtder, 35. of Racine. were the home of Kevin · f'ick , indicted for. posses> ion of Greenup Lane, Chester. cocaine with inteirt to deliver. Information is available by possession of marijuna with contacting D.J . Randolph, at intent to dehver, and con>pir- (70 I) 624-2008, (800) 472acy, result1ng from a drug 214 I, or dj@ vernedrye.com rmd at the Mason Motel carh- or Brian Reed at 992-2155 or er this year. . . breed@mydailysentinel.c~m . Wolf was also md1c!ed with. posssession of cocaine with intent to deliver stemming ' from an August arrest. CORPUS CHRISTl - Ernest Harvey Teaford, g5, of Corpus Chnst1 . pa,ssed away ,Saturday, May 14, 2005. H~ was born 111 Appie Grove, Ohio. He retired from the U. S .. ~avy in 1959, after 20 years of service. as Chief Petty . Olhcec Atter IHS ·retirement from the U. S. Navy, he was a Gunsmith, sharp shooter, avid farmer and enjoyed cooking . He was a Ma>on and <l" ,member of the Oso Nava! Lodge #12R2, and was also a member Of The Retired En listed Association, and Fleet Reserve Association. · · . Emest.was preceded in death by his mother. Sarah Edith Roush, IllS lather. Glenn Ernest Teaford: two brothers Harold and Cecil Tealord ; his first wife, Helen Teaford. ' He is survived by his wife. Karen Teaford of Corpus Christi. Texas; two step-chi ldren, Melanie (Joe) Hall and Amber Lyons both of Pomeroy ; two step-grandchildren. Drake and Mara Hall of Pomeroy: six sisters, Dorothy (Duke) Bentz of Racme,.Juamta Dav1s of Youngs.town , Mildred (Rich) Karr of Port Ch~rlotta , Fla ., Earl (Evelena) Teaford of Columbus, John (Carolyn) · Teaford of Pomeroy, and Virgil (Katie) Teaford ol Syracuse: a sister-in-law, Ina Teaford, of Middleport; mother-in-law. Virginia Nease Oiler of Racine; two brothers-m-law. Mike Nease of. Pomeroy, and Mitch (Karen) Nease of Owasso, Okla.; special friends.' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Forbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Doc) Bluntzer, anti Mr. a!1d ~rs. Wade ¥ericle and several nieces and nephew s. Visltallon Will begm· 10 a.m,, Thursday. May 19. 2005 at the Maxwell P: Dunne Funeral Chapel ; with a funeral service to be conducted later that afternoon at I p.m., with Associate Pastor Anthony E. Stringfellow ofticiating. - ' Local briefs Emest Harv~y Teaford The Dail v Sentinel • Page As Plan prayer meeting HARTFORD, W.Va . Leigh Ann Bland and Ray Ohlinger Jr. of Hartford. W.Va ., announ ce the bi1'th of their first child, Robert '"Trey"" Ohlinger. He was born on March 24 , 2005 , at 4:56 a.m. at Holzer Medical Center. He weighed 8 pounds and I3 ounces, and Wil~ 21 inches lung. The maternal_. grandparems are Marshall "Tweedle" and Ruth Bland of West Columflia, W.Va .. and pater.nal grandparents are Ray and Debbie Ohlinger of Mount Alto, W.Va. Great-grandparents are Sally Bland of Letart. W.Va .. --~----~------~----~-------- CLASS OF . .2005AND TAPPE'D·OUT PARENTS.. • Dissolutions Post hunting results POMEROY - A commuPOMEROY - An acti on for dissolution of marriage, was nity prayer meeting will be·' filed · in Meigs . County Common Pleas Court by Janic-e L. held at 7 p.m. on May 25 at Bratton, Middleport , and Roben H. BrattQn. Athens . the Enterprise United A dissolution was granted to Sean Dunh am and Meli-ssa POMEROY -· Harrison Church .on Methodist Dunham. t:··· County led the state with Enterprise Road. Special the most turkeys killed during the 2005 Ohio spring music will be presented by turkey hunting season, 'Freed By Christ," a gospel · which ran from April 18 to quartet. POMEROY- An acti on for foreclosure was filed in Meig s May 15 . . County Coll\lmon Pleas Co urt by Chase Home Fin,mce, According to the Ohio Columbu>, against Gregory A. Duvall, Racine, and others. Department of ·Natural alleging default on a mortgage ugreemen1 in the ,,tmoum of Resources . Division of $86,485.29. . . . COOLVILLE· The Ohio Wildlit'e, Meigs County A complaint was filed by Gree n Tree Servicing. Rapid City, hunters harvested 534 Departme·nt of Transportation S.D .. against Belinda L Dalton, Rutland, demandin g return of turkeys; puttirig the county in has announced that Ohio 124, . collateral securi ng an install ment loan . · mile s s·outh the COLUMBUS (AP) - The The luw also I"C(Juircs samples fifth plat:~ in turkeys killed. .33 state planned Wednesday to from offender> convicted of Harri son County hunters Washington County line. is begin DNA tests on thous:mds some misdemeru10rs, including bagged 606. Coshocton, closed due to pavement disof additional inmates as a taw sexual conduct with a minor. Ashtabula and Athens coun- placement caused by a sl ip in POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued 1n Meigs takes eflect expanding the numThe testing will cost between ties were also in the top five the vicinity. County Probate Court to Bill Charles Harris. 33, and Lynda ber of convicted felons reqtlired S4.5 million and $5 million and counties. Motorists are advised . to Marie Dunham. 35, both of Albany, and to Guy Eugene Bing to submit to the tests. should be completed by July, It is the first season in four use the following detour: The new law requires all con- said Bob Beasley, a spokesman years to see an increase in the U.S. 50/0hio 7 to Ohio 681 ·11, 23, and Autumn Marie Phillips, 21 , both of Middleport. victed felons ru1d some guilty of tor Attomey General Jim Petro. number of wild turkeys har- back to Ohio 124. County Thiny-six other ·states collect vested. Statewide. hunters Road 62 may also be used as ~erious misdemeanors to submit their DNA to a national crime DNAfrom all convicted felons. checked in 17.542 turkevs; a an alternate route. database. The database uses bio- · Offenders ·emerin~ the prison nine-percent increase over. Ohio 144, between the logical matches from current system and those bemg released the 2004 harvest. · junction of U.S. 50 and felons to link with · evidence belore June I will be tested Wild turkeys were nearly Hockingport between : the from unsolved crimes. • beginning Wednesday, said extinct in Ohio until they junctions of T.R. 171, Blair Current law requires testing JoEllen Lyons, spokeswoman were reintroduced in the mid 172, Road, and T.R. tor the most serious crimes. · for the Department of 1950's. The first season Cincinnati Ridge Road, is POMEROY -. Videos of ~ uch as murder, mpe and robRehabilitation and Correction. opened in 1966. The turkeys closed due to a slip in the the 2004 prom are now on RACINE - Salvation bery. Under the new law, <~I Testing of inmates cWTently are now · present in all 88 vicinity. This slip is severe. sale at Meigs High School. Army Major Sherman felons will be tested, including incarcerated has been delayed Ohio counties. The two-hour DVD costs $12 Motorists may use County Cundiff will be the featured those gui lty of crimes such as until June bec;ause sonie prisons upl es each and includes co 62 as an alternate route. Road :mto theft; receiving stolen prop- haven't received the testing supspeaker at the 2005 Racine walking in and scenes from erty and fraud. plies, Lyons said. Southern Alumni Banquet at . the dance floor. They . are 6:30p.m. on May 28. He is a available in the computer lab. 1967 graduate of Southern and will .share his lifetime of service with visiting alumni . Tickets are $ 12 and may be purchased at Home National Southern High School Bank, POMEROY - The Meigs viduals serving in the Iraqi BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS based on the county where the High School. French Club or from Shirley Johnson, or at BY ANDREW conflict would have 61 days crime was committed. In will hold a car wash and the door. WEI.SKHUGGINS after their service ends to ftle I>P STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT The Senate approved a bill returns and pay taxes. Cuyuhoga County, a Democratic Wendy's dine· in fundraiser to thai extends the time sb'Onghold, 8 percent of indict- raise money for the students' reservists und members of the "This is the ri§ht thing to COLUMBUS -A stute law· ments resulted in death sen- trip to France from 4 p.m. to Ohio National Guard have to do · for soldiers, .said Sen. maker introduced a bill Tuesday tences, while the jj~ WllS 43 8 p.m. today ut Wendy's in Grendell, a to study Ohio's death penalty . file their state income tax Timothy BURLINGHAM - The Republican from Geeuga system tiS several groups oppos· !'C=t in conservanve Hamilton Pomeroy. Wendy's will annual matching fund dinner . . donate ten percent of their returns. County. "This is the right ing capital punishment, citing an County. The study lllso found that total sales of all dine-in meals of the Modern Woodmen will . · The bill, sponsored by Rep. message for us to send in the analysis by The Associated defendants were more than twice sold from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. to be held Memorial Day at the a Legislature." John Widowfield, Press, announced a new push to as lil5ely to receive a death sen-. the club, while outside the Burlingham Hall . Serving Cuyahoga Falls Republican, The bill goes back to the · stop executions. tence for killing a white victirri restaurant a car wash will be. will be from II :30 to 5 p.m., gives guard members and House for consideration of Ohioans to Stop Executions, than for killing a black victim. offered with donations appre· eat in or carry out. Included military• reservists an addi- minor changes made in the the Ohio chapter of ihe American Nearly half of the capital punishfor a $6 or more donation ELECTION Ciw Liberties Union and the ment cases ended wjth a plea ciated. tiona! two months to file Senate. will be the meal. plus dessert • returns and pay their taxes. CHANGES Interfaith Coalition to Stop bargain. beverage. The money and Current law grants the ' Any Ohioan could get an Executions want a moratorium The review also found that raised will be for the repair of extension to guard members absentee ballot and counties on executions. They also planned wh.ile state law requires the colthe Woodmen's hall and · RACINE -Douglas M. and reservists called to active would have uni fonn rules for a news conference Thursday to lection of data about Ohio's capto .the nonimprovements duty under Operation Iraqi : using and counting provi- call for an independent study of ital punishment system, the Hunter, M.D., will offer free Freedom. The bill says indi- sionaJ ballots under a bill the death penalty system. · records are incomplete and often sports physicals for Southern denominational Burlingham "Depencling on where a crime The Modern making , several election · wrong. · Junior High and Senior High Church. changes that · the . House has occwred in Ohio, the likeliAlso Tuesday, 'Rep. Shirley athletes at his office from 6 to Woodmen Co. will match up approved and sent to the hOod of a death penalty case is Smith; a Cleveland Democrnt. 9 p.m. on Thursday for sev- w· 52.500 raised at the dinner. significantly it:npaCie\1 by loca- introduced a bill calling for a enth and eighth graders, May Senate. lion," Nancy Hirsch, coordinator- study of capital punislunent .in 26 for ninth and tenth . from Page A1 of the Interfaith Coalition to Stop the state. It's the fowth time graders, ·and June 2 for Executions, said Tuesday, refer- Smith has sponsored such a bill. eleventh and twelfth graders. Joanne Marie Pickens, Sarah ri(lg to the results of the AP study. Athletes should wear tThe House passed the legisJa.. Celesta Pickens, Craig ''Is that a fair and c;suitable and tion last year but Senate lawmak- shirts and shons. A sports from PageA1 Anthony Randolph, Nikki just justice system?' she said ers quickly shelved the idea. physkal fonn must be com..,,l ., Nicole Riffle, Bille Jo Rizer, ne say no. . pleted and signed by a parent A message was left with Smith Michael Tyler Roberts, ehgaged in risky sexual The AP~s first-ever analysis of seeking comment. She has said or guardian and brought to. Joshua Allen Schaefer, Aaron behavior with other men dur- 1,936 capital indictments from previously that the AP analysis the physical. James Sellers, James Darrell in,\~ the time of their relation- 1981 through 2002 found dis- confirms her belief in the need Questions should be direct' \. . Sellers, Frank Alan sh!p. crepancies in death sentences for a study. ed to 949-2683. As of Dec. 31, 2003- the Shamblin, Natalie Lynn Slider, Bryan Allen Smith, . latest figures available . Ryan Tyler Smith, Deidra eight were. living with AIDS Renee Strong, Derek Daniel in Meigs County and two To find out more about our Teaford, Matthew Wayne · deaths had been reported. homeowners insurance· Thaxton, · Christopher New Year's Eve, 2003 is also Call me ...Stop by... Log onSylvester Tucker, IU;mdi Kay the day Lantz learned he had Subsaibe today¥ 74G-992-2155 ' It's your choice' Michelle Vance, James Aaron been infected with ·the HIV 'vinls. Werry, Kurt Hubson Wood. Foreclosures State begins·new DNA tests on thousands of extra inmates . Roads closed Marriage licenses Local Briefs ·Senate approves bill eXtending tax return deadline for . Ohio National Guard members • I Dl DN'T MEAN ALL THOSE THIN6S I 5AI D ABOUT YOU ON 'DR. PHIL,' 'OPRAH/ & .. For the Record Videos for side WElCOME Robert 'Trey' Ohlinger Strawfurd Ohlinger of Mount Alto. and Dottie Linge rfelt of Letart . Citing AP analysis, groups call for death penalty ·. moratorium, study Name alumni speaker Club fund-raiser today Fund-raiser set '9PRIN6ER~ Offer physicals A lost and found weekend © 2005 by NEA, ' trolling for former users of A few weeks ago. without Splondocaine. realizing it, I . went three A commercial from the entire days without catchin~ special-interest group sponthe TV news. I didn't kriow sored by t~e makers of about the whole Ruoawav Splondocaine, "Mothers for Bride thing until they'd Splondocaine." already 'found her. The first I ·•welcome back, weekend heard about it was in the Monday-morning newspaper viewers. It turns out that the headline, "Missing Bride Rubucup/R2D2 story was Found in New Mexico." just a hoax put out by blog- · Unbeknownst to me, it had street in front of the child's gers They're going to be the dominated the cable news house that weekend wanted death of legi1imate news. our to make -suggestions · like apologies. There's a !01' for the last three days. on in Iraq, How many weekends had "Won ' t somebody please . going there been when I had been . buy that · screaming brat Afghanistan, at , the. United too busy hanging out With another balloon?" they were Nations and oil· prices are at ' friends, mowing the lawn, much too professional to an. all-time high', but first puttering around the house to insert themselves into the these stories ... "New York City Drops watch cable news? How middle of a story. thus artifiPlan to Equip Garbage many other earth-shaking, · cially "changing" the news. all-consuming, life-changing The news is much too pre- Trucks and Taxis With cious and imponant tQ be Sirens! Wisconsin · Man stories had I missed? ''Man Believed Eaten By tampered with. It's hard 1to Refuses to Wear Cheesehead Pet Cats .Found Vacationing get people "s tru>t back once Hat! But tirst a panel discusat ¥osemitel" Actually, that you've lost it. · sion on the mi » ing Apple was only a two-day story. not · "And coming up. an inter, Valley man thought· to be a three-day: It seems you can view with Paris Hilton's eaten by his pet cats, but get cable television in dog's groomer\ hairstylist. found alive camping in Yosemite now, and the miss- · an inside look at Charles arid · Yosemite National Park. "We gu to our cat expert, ing guy_ saw himself on tele- Camilla's marriage from a Monica vision and called his neigh- 'marriage expen,' funny ani- · veterinarian bor and said, "For God's mal videos trom around the . Fishbowl , who has been sake. Phil, I asked you to world and ·- Whoa' This working 01T th is story all Robucop and weekend. Monica·•.. feed my cats! Don't you just in. remember'" R2D2 to wed in Vermont! 'Thank you. Bitf. J guess "Chi ld Finally Stops We'll be on that like mold on you c,ould this ha' had a . Crying After ' My Bawoon week,old bread right ,after. h<tppy ending. but who will Fwies Away!"" "The these message; from out pay for ha ving the cats Tragedy in Tampa'" it wa~ sponsors.'" removed from the notorious billed. Oh. the lungs on that A commercial for Cat Man \ house and:having kid. While many 'in .the giant Splondocaine. them D~A tested 0 And now A commercial for lawyers he want' theni back. Rumor media village cam~d on the, Inc. ' The Daily Sentinel Reader Servic ~ s . (UsPs 213-sso) eorrection Policy Ohio Vatley Publishing Co. Our main concern in all stories is to be accUrate. If you kn ow of an error in a story, can the newsroOm at (740) 992· 2156 , ' Publish eo ever y afternoon. .,Monday . through Friday. 111 Court Street, Pome roy, Oh1o. Second-class postage pa id at Pomeroy. Member: Th e Assoc1ate(j Press and the· Our main number is Ohio Newspaper Association. Postmaster: Send address correctio~s to ~he 6 a1ly Sent inel. 11 ~ Court Street. (740) 992·2156. 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'64 .'20 ' 127.11 "'Y Ou1side Meigs County 13 Weeks ' .'53.55 26 Weeks . 1 107.10 52 Week s .. . ' 214.21 is he may sue. Should ihe public have to foot the bill"' Should · the press that . demanded they be removed and tested foot the bill' Well , l know it 's.controvcrsial, but I would have to say ' the public ' on that one." · "I couldn't agree with you more, Monica. After all it's the public that watches these stories, they should pay for them. Let "s se::! what our ntws ana lyst, Scot~ Caruthers. has to add. · Scott?" "Thanks' Biff. First. that . thing about. the garbage trucks and sirens' I think you ~ ve bee.n hoaxed by those nasty bloggers again. If only everyone had to be held to our high standards, the w,orld woutct·be a better place. But back to Cat Man , the man who has kept us fascinated thi s ' whole weekend ·should there be a law that if you own two or more cats that you must notify the police every time you leave' the house so this waste of time and energy won't happen again? Well. that's not up to us. That's up to the law-makers. We don't make the ·news, BitT. we just report it.'' Jim Mullen is the author of ·. "It Takes a Village Idiot: Complicating the Simple Life'" and "Baby 's Fir't Tattoo." You can reach him at jim_mullen @myway.com J ... -· --·-- •·• ,0. ~ .- •. - . . . . . .. . . .;·• • <.1~- - .o.r t•w .. ...,.. 't " ~• -o ... •• "' " ' ,. , ' • ·- .' Southern Records We Help You. Weather Every Storm. .·The Daily Sentinel ', Digital ' hearin~ technology ' can improve life's important sounds and conversations. ' Allows emergency -units to locate confused or injured callers who are unable to give directions. . . . 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Senate GOP leanstowara medical funding for destitute Ohioans mental illness who earn less · were waiting for more details on the Senate proposal •. than $11 5 a month . AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT They are typically:' single, . expetted to ·come later this unemployed adults under 65 week. ' COLUMBUS -. Senate who are n't e ligible for Lawmakers "understand Republicans want to restore a Medicaid because they don 't there 's no place else for these · program benefiting destitute have child ren or haven't been people to go." said Cathy Ohioans with chronic illness- declared disabled. Medicaid Levi ne, executive director of es as part of the Senate ver- is the joi nt state-federa l pro, the Universal Health _ Care sion of the state· s $51 billion . gram for poor families and Action Network. budget. GOP leaders said chi ld ren. Levine and other advocates Tuesday. Providing medicine to want Ia wmakers to increase Support has been shown those in need is an imponant Ohio's cigarette tax to 75 ·"by most' of our members. if part of the program, · said cehts a pack to fund social not all of our members." said Senate Finance Chairman service spe nding. Senate President Bill Harris. John Carey, !r Republican " If they raise the cigarette an Ashl~nd Republican. from Well ston iri southeast tax that's better than cutting .. But it 'was unclear Tu.esday Ohio . "You can see a ciirect something else," Levine said how much of ·. the . funding impact," he said. could be restored , The .state is open to running Tuesday. " 1 would hate if "We' re still trying to work the program if money can b~ they cut some other J)rogram tlu't out und also finding out found. said Jon Allen. that poor people need to fu nd for the ·this." where we'll get the money to spokesman Sen. Steve Austria. a do it. depending on what Depart ment of Job and Dayton-area Republican, we're able to do:· Harris Family Services. said. 'The decision to eliminate agreed that funding the proGov. Bol? Taft has proposed it was not becau se we:re . gram was imponant to most the GOP-co ntrolled elimi nating Disabili ty opposed to the program." in . Medical Assistance to save Allen said. ''It was related Senate. ''Right now we ' re just basiabout $73 million a year. The · solely to the budget and program serves about 15,000 whether enough general rev- cally looking to see if the dolpoor Ohioans with chronic enue funds existed to contin- lars are there, if we can do it, and if we can. how niuch can medical condi tions such as ue to operate it." Advocates for the · poor we do?" Austria said . hean problems. diabetes or BvANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Wednesday; May 18 Morning (7 a.m ..-Nomz) Temperatures will ri se to 70 with today 's low of 47 occurring ·around 6 a.m. Skies will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy with 5 MPH ·winds from the northeast turning from the east as , the morning progresses. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) . Temperatures will stay near 7B•with today·s hi gh of 75 occurring around: 4 p.m. Skies will be sunn y to mostly sunny wi th 5 MPH winds from the east turning from the northeast as the afternoo n progresses. Evening (7 p.m.Midnight) . Temperature s will drop . from 73 early. this eveni1~g to 56. Skies will range tram mostly clear to cloudy with 5 MPH winds frorri the north· east. Ovemight ( 1·6 a.m. ) Temperatures wil l fall from 54 early overnight to 48. Skies will be partly doudy to mostly cloudy wi th 5 MPH winds from the east turning from the northeast as the overnight progresses. Tobacco farmers look to grapes, other alternatives as they ~iversify State senator sues to get information on coin deal COLUMBUS (AP) - A longer to get a reiurn on your will be well received and make state senator has sued the Ohio ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ' investment than tobacco and a good impact on our indusBureau · of Workers' other crops." try," she said. · Compensation, trying to get After three years, Meranda Seth Meranda was the founh Large numbers of t0bacco more information about its generation in his family to hopes to have his ftrst grapes·in ' growers are expected to exit $50 million coin investment grow tobacco on his .50-acre September. production this year, according deal with a prominent fann in southwestern Ohio and "Even though there is not an to those in the 'industry. Republican. always thought his sons would instant turnaround, gmpes are a A survey of 235 produce Sen. Marc Dann, a continue the tradition. Now he good investment in the long growers by the University of · from the hopes they will become a sec- run," said Mike Widner, pro- Kentucky indicated that about Democrat Youngstown area, asked the ond generation of grape grow- gram manager for the Ohio one io three of those who grew state Supreme Court on ers. Grape Industries Pr!igram. tobacco in 2004 would not Tuesday to release unedited Meranda, who has pianted Tobacco fanners have the grow it in 2005. records of the coin deal with four acres of grapes on his advantage of already having ''Producers are looking at Tom Noe, who headed the fann near Ripley in Brown. the land and the settlement and alternatives and venturing into Bu sh-Cheney campaign in County about 40 miles south- buyout money to help them get new areas to insure they will northwest O~io. . east of Cincinnati, is getting staned, she said. have the income they need to The bureau has refu sed to out of tobacco - and he·s not "O!lio had the largest grape- stay on the· fann," said -Kara re lease the information, saying alone. . growing industry in th~ coun- Keeton, spokeswoman for the it would reveal trade secrets. Faced with the loss of the try up until around 1890, and Governor's · Oflice of ''It's a sad day when a memgovernment program that set any new grapes we can get Policy in . ber of the Ohio General Agricultural price and production control specifically wine grapes .Assembly is forced to file a Kentucky. on U.S. tobacco for decades·. some fanners are turning to ~s. Others are diversifying The 'Meigs County Department of Job & Family Services is seeking proBY USA CORNWELL goa~~!~:~~~:d~~-;:~~ "My kids would. have been the in tobacco. but ftfth I'm generation really excited about posals to provide a comprehensive adult Employment/life Skills a_nd Job Search Training Program for TANF eligible residents of Me1gs County. The program costs must not exceed $110,000.00 for the period o·f .J uly 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006. For a copy· of the Guideline for our vineyards, and I hor,e one Proposers, Profile of Proposer and Proposed Budget Form_at, con~act and even flowers and herbs. ~~r!f.i: 3~~h~ p{:; ;o :~ lawsuit to obtain an inventory · and accounting of money .held in trust by the state for injured workers and their employers," Dann said. The bureau reiterated Tuesday that releasing informatio~ would compromise the investment deal. "Clearly, releasing the fund's holdings would give potential buyers a distinct financial advantage while .putting the investment's prof. itability in peril," the bureau said in a statement. The (Toledo) Blade also has asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order a release of the coin records. Noe filed suit to block the newspaper's move. The state ended 'its investment in rare coins this month following repons that 121 coins wonh about $400,000 are missing. The state defended its investment, but bureau officials said they were not sure it would continue to make money. Stale Inspector General Tom Charles is reviewing the deal . free market that many say will no longer be profitable for ~~- ~v~~b~:ref!~.~~Yh~~ already seen reductions in the amount weretoa)lowed to produce,they leading decreased , profits. Declining cigarette production and . reduced profits. Meranda received a 50-50 matching grant in 2003 throu,gh the Southern Ohio Agricultural & Community Development Foundation set up by the state to ·help tobacco fanners make the transition to . other commodities: The foundation funnels. Ohio's share of the 1998 <1greement between 46 states and U.S. tobacco companies to farmers for diversification projects. "1' ve still got about I0 acres of !OOacco, but we' ve cut back and we'll be out of it in a year.'' said Merdllda. He admits that grapes aren't . for every tobacco fanner trying to diversify. · "Site selection is critical. and a lot more decisions have to be made before you even stan ... said Meranda. ··some farmeK are skeptical because it takes Contact your doctor for a · referral to our rehab staff or for more information , please call one of our locations •' Tournament SOftball Eastern va. Symmes Valley (at Minford H.S.), 5 ~m . .S..urdey'e game Track and Freid - Division II District Meet (at Fairland), ·10 a.m. Directions to LucasviUe Valley High School • Here are the directions for Eastern's Division IV district final against . Leesburg • Fairfield at Lucasville Valley High School. . From Eastern High School. head south on Route 7 into Gallipolis. Turn onto U.S. Route · 35 and head toward Jilckson. Turn left onto Route 279/0!hterville exit. Drive past Oak Hill and remain on 279 into Minford. Turn right on Route 335 in Minford, then turn left on Route 728 . That will le.ad vou to Lucasv ille , and the hi gh school is across fr.om the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. · Post 128 baseball tryon~ scheduled ROCKSPRINGS Tryouts for this year's American Legion Post 128 · baseball team will be held 5-7 p.m. Tue sday, May 24 through Thursday; May 26 at the Meigs High School base· ball field.· · Gallia and Meigs County residents age 19 and under are eligible to play. It is important to attend all three date s. If you cannot attend one of the dates, or have questions, contact man. ager Chris Stewan at (740) 591-4605 or (740) 797-0535. Fu - 1·740-446-3008 E-mail """:" sportsOmydaitysefltinel.com SoorJa SJaH Bfod Sllormon, Sparta Edltoo(740)440-23ol2.' ext. 33 bsherman 0 mydailytribune.com ww- ~~<yon Wollen. Sparta CLINIC L---------------------~ 8SHERMAN@MYDA1LYTRIBUNE.COM Tournament B1Hblll 740-446-544 7 HOLZER BY BRAD SHERMAN Frlday't gomoo Contact Information Holzer Clinic Meigs 740-992-0060 www.holzerclinic.com p.m. 5.p.m. W.Vi. State Meet ·(at ChirleSton) (740)440-2342, ext. 23 bwalters 0 mydailytribune.com Lony c .. m. Sparta (~) S7S.1333. ext. 19 lwum 0 rnydallyregister .com Wednesday, May 18, 2005 Division .1/f Districts Holter, Eastern relay teams . already advance to regionals Track. and Field Oivisloo II District Meet"(at Fairland) , 3 Holzer Clinic Syc:~~mora Holzer Clinic J•cbon 740-395-8868 PrEp Track and FiEld TOday's game Occupational Therapy Services are available at the following locations; "' • Shoulder • Elbow · •Wrist•Hand . · Eastern vs. Leesburg Fairfield (at ,Locasville Valey H.S.), 5 ~m . . Track ond Field . Division Ill District Meet (at Rock Hill), , '\ . . . Prep Schedule POMEROY - The 14th Annual Meigs Band · Memorial Golf Scramble will be held Memorial weekend, on Saturday May 28th with a · 9 a.m. tee-off. · , The tournament will be 'a four man scrambl~ bring your own team 'format. Your team must have a combined handicap of 40 with only one player below 10. First prize will be $300 club house credit. second place will rec.e ive $200 and third place $100. . Cost of the tournament is $50 · per person or $200 per team. For more infonnatiO;J. contact Toney Dingess at 992-7141. "=========..;,======================:::!.1 r-----------------------------:------:----~~ Are you having problems ' with your... .. Meigs band golf scramble planned Mei~s ex · also have · " cutpons intoworldwide tobacco producers" •• ' received J>y mai,l or hand delivery by the above date and time. ~o materials received after the date will be included in previous submJssions nor be considered. The department reserves the right to r~ject any or all proposals. In accordance with 29 CFR par,t 31, 32 County Department of Job & Family Services is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, hational origin, sex, age, religion, political belief or disability. ·· . • RACINE - The Southern l:ligh School Athletic Depanment is hosting a Flex Band training sess ion on Thursday from 7 to 9 y.m. at Southern Elementary SchooL . This is the same I;Iex Band training used by the Ohio State Buckeyes and NFL teams. There is no fee, but bands will be available for purchase that night. Students · from all area schools ages 10 and up are welcome. Anyone, including parents, are welcome to attend and panicipate. ~ i, The Daily ·s entinel Mason County Motocross resuiiS, Page 82 Winslow, Browns await MRI results, Page 82 Temp.Je looks for new start in MAC, Page 86 OSU appears safe on Clarett allegations, Page B6 Flex Band training session Jane Banks at the Meigs County Department of Job & Fam1ly Serv~ces a winery. 'Tm not out to rule (740) 992-2117 ext. 106. · · theworld. ljust want to be able Proposals should be submitted to Jane Banks, Meig.s County Job & to fann and make a living." d1 0 A $10.1 billion buyout by . FamilyServices, 1'75 Race Street, P.O. Box 191, Mid eport, H 45760 tobacco companies will pay no later than June 2005 at 4:00 p.m. All submissions must be ~=~~~o~:O~Pn!':tft~ INSIDE . PEDRO - lastern's Ro,s Holter won the discus tlm)w. and eight of hi s teani· mates also qualified for the next rounu. during day one . of Ihe Divi sion Ill Southeast Di strict Irack and fie ld meet at Rock HilL Very few tinals were held during ~he first day, which was used primarily to conduct preli minary running event s. The discus throw was one of those few final s, huwever. and Holter out-hurled the competition with a 149-feet, 4-inch throw. "He 's thrown 157, thi s was probably his third farthe st throw of the year which is pretty good ," commented Eastern coach Josh Fogle. Both of Fogle 's 4x800 relay tea ms al so Brad Sherman/photo advanced to. next week 's regionals at Easte rn-'s Ed Beatty clears a hurdle duri ng Tuesday's Division Ill Pickerington by fi ni shing. third. The girls Di strict track meet at Rock Hill High SchooL Beatty qualified for team of Jen Hayman, Sarah Manindale, Friday's final in both the 300-meter and 110-meter hurdle races . Ryan Dav is and Beth Hysel l fi ni shed the PrEp BasEball - event in a time of 11 :38. Josiah Martindale. Chris Davis. Josh Co llins and Michael Owens were also third '(9:02) for the Eastern's boys. ·. Severa l oth er {:::agles earned spars in Friday's . final s. For the boys, Ed Beatty will vie for a spot in :both hurdle events, Brvce Honaker will be in th e 100 and Alex McGrath in the · 200meter dash. Josh Collins will compete in the 800Holter meter run . On the girls side for Eastern. Jillian Brannon and Eri 1i Weber will be in Friday's 400-meter fi nal s, ·as wi'll Suza nne Grueser and Morgan Werry in· the .200. Werry will also be ' in the 100melers. Please see Eastern, B6 Division IV district sEmifinals Smith, Eagles vanquish Vikings,,2-1 . BY BRYAN WALTERS B'wVALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM RIO GRANDE- Big games call for big plays from big players in tournament bascbafL Tuesday at Stanlev Evans Field.· Ryan · Smith was the biggest player of all. Eas tern 's semor hurler · limited' Symmes Valley to just . two hits - and zero earned Riggs runs in a closely-contested 2- 1 vH:tory in the Divi sion IV di strict semi tina! at the University of Rio Grantle. Smith , who recorded six. strikeouts in the complete game win, needed just 79 pitche s to Shaffer shut the door on the Viki'ngs ( 11-8) and secure a benh in Friday 's district tina! at Lucasv ille Valley High School. Afterward, EHS assistant and pitchin g coach Bryan Durst spoke about Smith's awesome performance. · Bryan Waltera/photo "Ryan has done an outstandEastern's Ryan Smith slide safely into thi rd ahead of th eta~ of Symf11es'Valley third baseman Kyle Meadows ·(24) during ing j 0 b, not just tonight, but throughout the year: · He's thi! second inn ing of Tuesday 's Division IV district semi fi nal at t he University of Rio Grande. The Eagles advanced ·to the final after a · 2·1 win over the Vikings and will take on Leesburg Fairfield for a shot at region a Is Friday at Lucasville Valley Pluse see Vanquish, Bl High School. t Haines: Rio basketball, baseball and broadcasting M~RK WILLiAMS career and beginning hi s bas- high school basketball player ketball stint as a member .of and decided his last three - - - - - - - - - - ·the junior vars ity. wi th two years that he wanted io play full seasons as a member of some ba.sketbaiL" · ( Etlitor :'i' note: Thl' fo/lmt'illg is the j(mrtlt i11 afir ·e·part the Redmen varsiiY. P<hket- , "He was real ly valuable to us comin~ otT the bench," seriesr_feoruri11g Rio. Grande ball team . . Hi s senior yea r. Hai nes Thomas added. "Giving us senior men :, basketball play· in 24 game s and some kev· minutes wit h that played ers.) scored a career-hi~h 11 4 big body: down inside. points (6.3 per ga n"ie ) and "He <.:ould score a little bit RIO GRANDE - Jarrod pu 11 cd down 8.,' re boun ds and could pass the ball. he Haines completed his base- (7 9 per game) He shot "9 per1-orme d a very 1mponan · t ball career at the University percent (48-of-8 1) from the role for us: · Thomas said. "It oi· Rio Grande last year, but field . · was urtfo.rtunate that he he had one vear remaining to Ha 1·nes' h1'gh po1·11 t ot' the ' · ·broke his ·rout and ended up play basketball and elected season came, November 16 mi ssing our. on the last pan _ to do so. when he sparked the Redmen 1- h 0 t e season. · He was rewarded with the · h 14 · off the bench Wit pom;s "He wa> somebod)' that, mo st playing time of his (on 6 of 7 shooti·ng l'rorn the · three · ·career and as a result. .hi s tield) · and rebounds in even though he didn "t put up . best season on the hardwood, 20 minutes again st Kentucky huge numbers. he was a very desp ite missi ng the tina! six Christian . Haines's perfor- good addition to this ball ·games beca)lse of an injury. mance lifted the Red men out club." .. Haines, a li-foot-7 post of a half of lethargy to a run Haines grad uated from the player from Leesburg, · was away win, 90-57. university with a degree in effective in the minutes he Haines totaled 6-1 games Communications/Public played on the floor. He played for the basketball Relations. He was able to ended up shooting over 60 'team, scoring 25 1 points (3.9 · ¥et a Jump on a possible percent ( II O-t'or-180) .from . per game) and corralling 151 . tuture career as he was the Brad File the field during hi s three- rebounds (2.4 per game ). ·color analyst on the Rto Rio Grande's Jarrod Haines makes a move in the post against year hoops career. . ·'Jarrod basically came Grande baseball and softball a UVA-Wise defender during his senior season. In addition to Haines was rewarded for . here for baseball·," said Rio broadcasts this spnng. Jarrod .is the son of Jerry & his basketball career, Haines also played baseba ll and was a his hard work, after coinplet- Orande head coach Earl 1ng a four-year baseball Thomas.. '·He was a good Rebecca Haines. color commentator on the radio. 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No 2 Anthony Herton 8 No 120 Kevin Merry 9 No 950 Shawn Long Bryan Walters/pholo second 1nnmg of Tues day s DIV ISion IV d 1 str~ct sem1fmal at the Un1vers1ty of R1o Grande Wa l sh was picked off on t he play and was one of two runners caught nappmg by Eastem starter Ryan Sm1th Vanquish Jh.11 .Jccumplishmcnl an 11111111g l,tll' pH..:k 111g ol! Jus1111 \V,llsh ,1{ In >I b.l'e Ill from Page Bl cct till.: E.tuk.., out o! the "cc- p1tdu~J m a lolol b1g g\lm~.:~ 101 us. h~ s,ud H~ ' ·always 11ell prep.n cd ,md hiS mound p1esence " \1 h.n sets hun apart from th~ res t Symmes Valley got ttl Smllh ~.ull un "' btdolt IH tte• Col} ·BtmiiJIIl '"'~kJ t o siMI th e ~.1me Burch.1111 "o rkeu Ill s ~~~ ·') .1rnund 111 t h~ru <~I tel th e E.t~b Jeloru· ed two o uts kit Kyk \1 eaduws ,11 the pi.U< Sn11th m o~no~g~d to stnkc· o u t Me<tduw s. but the t hu d . tn kc "as droppe d and 1llowcd \lc.1dow s to 1e<td1 l r st s<t tel} 10 prolong t he 1nmng Burlh.tm scor ed o n t hdt dropp ed tlmu s111 ke .md .md gm,c the guest:-. .l I rl .Kh ,tn· ,t QC Smtih sho11 ~d Ill s s,t\ \} shmtll aftciWdid enJm~ the nntng by p1ck1n g ' o tt M e o~dow s at li N l o k1ll t h e Smith would dup liloil e ·all y ~md l rdme. . un~~.,.:dthed Th~n 111 the bottom nl the 'ecund Snnth helped h1 s n11 n c.1u s~ with .1 leadott 11 Ilk Smuh stole second .tnd ,, l1elde• s cho1ce by :\..1dtt \1 oJ rJ'., £:d\ e Eastern t unnel"' .11 "cu;nd .utd th1rd \\ lth iHlb{1lh t1Ul Dustin R1 ggs l,ud down ,, bunt thdt " "' mJSh,mdled by the Red .md G 1a). a l luw m g Smith 10 score ,md tic t he LOntes t ~It one Ch 11s MveiS walked to s t,ut the bottom o t the th ud t h en ,,d, ,m eed t o second un .t sto len bdse <\n error .td\ .meed Mye r s 10 th1rd .md Co1ey Sh.ttter s sacnt1ce tly to ce n! erl1eld o~llo11ed Mver< 10 sc01e t or ,, 2 I te.1d Smit h 11 ,,ul d t.tke cc~re <'I the Jest ..,\,ltiendermg JUst n ne 1111 l he 1emamde• o t the w.ty Symmes Valley's Jesse M}ers m.maged ,, tw o out sJngle m th e tt lth m end a stteak of 15 consecume l e~> at-buts hll· • 'It was E.tstc ln knocked o ut se\e n hits aga •nst l h e V 1kmgs as Myers. S h.tffe r , Smtth R1 ggs Ken Amsbury. T erry Dur st and Joel L }nch eac h a people come out a nd sypport 10 see a httle "I Fnday," satd Durs t more really want to c h all enge our com- pro\lded h1t 111 1he 11m Myers .md Sm n h scored a run .1p 1ece, w hil e Shaffer ,md Rtggs eac h had a n RBI port o ur team We h ave somethmg spec1al here and Chd~e H1gg ms \>vas sad die<.! 11 nh the l oss lor SVHS l y hard, they de se r ve to ha \e dllowmg lwo earned runs, five h1ts .md t wo wa lks O\er tour 1nn 1n gs of Blllcham d1d 1ecord uut a work stnke- Burcham worked 1he tmal t\\o mnmgs t o r th e V1kmgs. g 1vmg up three hns a nd fanntng o n e 111 hts re h ef ou tm g Smnh 1ssued d wal k and hit one ba tter m h1 s 1\lnn m g dects t on, a nd h as now reco rd ed t 6 stnkeou t s 111 h1 s two pos t season 1 1Llone s Co.tc h Durst also sp o ke of the tlemendou s support from the tun s at the d tsl t iCI se mi S, and m e nt1oned t h at more of th e same 1s needed later tht s munity to come o ut a nd ~ up­ c ome o ut and support them a nd h opefull y we can keep chmbmg the l adder" !;:aste rn 5) ( 19 will n ext defeated New Boston Glenwood 2- 1 Tuesday. Lucasvt ll e V a lley Sc h oo l a for at Ht g h cha nce to ad vam;e to reg 10nals Game lime 1s stated tor 'l Eastern 2 Symmes Valley 1 000 000 o x - 122 270 Chase H1gg1ns Cory Burcham (5) and Justm Holland Ryan Sm1th and Terry Durst WP - Sm1th LP - H1ggms h e n y I r e\ e.1led that Wtnslow hu ll lm kne e dnc.l shoulder W in slow pLt yed 111 JUS! two g;.une ~ .1s d 1ook 1e be tore bre,tkmg tm 11 g ht l eg 111 th e cloSing seconds o t Week 2 ,1gmn~t Dallas I f W t nslo~> ca nn o t p l ay becau se o t lllJUrtes h o m th e o~cc t dent th e Brown s m1 g ht II } t o co ll ect pa rt o f th e mone) th e} ve <~heady g t ven . hn11 ds p.u t ot h1 s $40 mil lion co n 11 act Wm s l ow s dea l co ntam ed a c lau se th at parktng l o t c u rb at 35 mph Doct01 s had been wa 1tm2 f01 s 11ellmg t o s ub st d e m the 21-}e,tr-old's knee befor e D1vlslon IV District semifinal H)O 011 1 o un spec1he d lllfUIIes when h e c ra sh ed hiS hi g h -powered mot o r cyc l e 1nto ,, r a.sed p m F11day S Valley Eastern T Browns h ave B o n s 1e11 ICZ sat d the cluh was sllll awd tlln g resu lt s n t t h e proc edure Wm s l o" r e l eased from t h e C l eve 13nd C l 1n1C l ast week af te1 bemg hospi!al· tzed f o r mne days . su sta med take on Lee sburg Fmrfietd w htch Unlimited CD MIChael Backes .J-Iarry Moms Steve Merry EriC Weaver Jamie Roush Kevin Merry sti pula te d h e n ot engage 111 Ja n ge rou s Of f · held ac ll VIli es perf01 m t n g more te st s Sheriff Sales Case No 04CV161 Green Tree S~•cmg Plaln11H Vs Martha Taylor· Gleason, et al Defendants Court of Common Pleas, Me1gs County Ohi O i n pursuance of an order of sale to me :ltrected from sa 1d court m the above ~ntltled action I Will expose to sale at Jubllc auct1on on the Gleason, et al Proper ty at 558 Palmer Street Middleport OH 45760 Pnor Deed References Volume 95. Page 475 Appra 1sed at S30 000 00 Terms of sa le Cannot be so 1d for less than 2!3rds of the appra1sed va lue 10% down on day of sa le cash or certt l1ed check b a lance due on confirmation of sa le Robert E Beegle Metgs County Shenff John 0 Clunk 5601 Hudsonlil()r~ve Su 1te 400 Hudson OH 44236 330·342 a203 Atto r11ey for the Pla1nt1ff (5) 11. ta 25 --------Public Notice 'ront ste ps of the Me1gs County Courthouse on Friday June 17, 2005 at 10 ooam 1 of satd day, the following described real estate S1tuate '" the Village of Middleport, County of Metgs and State of Ohoo and bounded and descnbed as fol~ - - - - - - - - lows Begmn tng at a pomt on the south Shenff Sales hne of lot number one Case # 04CV084 hundred and s1x ty Bank One three (163) 1n Plaonllff Palmers add•hon to Vs Sheffield, now Pamela Bentz et al Middleport on Defendants Palmer Slreet Fofly Court of Common (50) feet west from Pleas Metgs County the southeast corner OhiO of satd lot, be1ng flfly In pursuance of an (50} west on satd hne order of sale to me st reet d1rected from sa1d rrom s1xth thence west along co urt m the above said Palmer Street entttled action, I will thence west along expose to sate at sa1d Palmer Street public auction on the forty nme (49) feet front steps of the Thence north at r1ght Metgs County angle& with Palmer Courthouse on street one hundred Fr iday, June 17 2005 (100) foot 0111 parol· at 1o OOam, of said l ot with said otreot day, 1he following forty nine (49) fae1 ducrlbed real utatt thence to the place of Sltuo1ed In the Village beginning ono hun· of Pomeroy, County drtd (100) fut , tnd of Molgo ond St111 of bel~g tho umo prtm· Ohio , Btln; flltttn laet lormorly owned (15) lfft off tho Etot by Htrrl ot Woodoldt tldo of Lot No JOG 1nd Mary Augu1ta and lwonly·flvo (28) feet off ot the Weat Dawaon 81ld preml••• alao aide of Lot No 308 In know at 558 Palmer Harten 1 Second Strttl Ml ddlopor1 Addll lon to Pomeroy Ohio OH 45760 Aloo, granting to t ho PPN · 15·01124 000 uld Orante11 , their Current Owner halra and aeslgnl 1 f,lortha Teytor· the nght to erect and mainta i n a sewer from the property above described through and across Lot No 319 , lytng on Mechanic Street tn satd Village to Sugar Run Creek Bemg the same property as conveyed by Rollm P Skinner and Alma B Skinner to J A Mol ter and Sadie Miller by deed dated May 26, 1916, and r ecorded m Vol 1t6 Page 6 of the Me1gs County Deed Records Al so, lhe foltowong parts of Lots No 309 and 310 sttuated on Mulberry Avenue tn th e V1llag e ol Pomeroy County o f Me1gs and State or Oh1o and more particularly described as follows Being twenly live (25) feel off of the We st s tde of Lot No 309 and fifteen ( 15) feel off of the East stde of Lot No 310 m Horton& Second Addtl l on to th e Vi llage of Pomeroy Ohto Al so, the nght to use the sewer latd and built by Bertha May Wetzel through the West side of Lot No 3t0 No 317, and No 31a Also , the nght to use f1ve (5) feet off of tho West Side of Lot No 330 runnmg back at 1hal wod1h twenty (20) feet from Mulberry Street for the purpose of a driveway and tKceptln~ from the 1bovt conveyance to tho right ol Berthe Moy Wotzot, her holro end 111lgna, to \JII five (5) laet alf ol tho Eott llltttn (15) feet of Lot No 310, run· nlng bock ot tho width tlvonty (20) Iff! from Mulberry Street for the purpoae of a driveway Currant Owner . Pomtlo Bantz. tl 11 Properly at · t62 Mulberry Avenue, " Pomeroy, OH 45769 pp # 16·00093, 16· 00094, 16·00095 Prior • Deed References Volume 135, Page 139 Appraised at S17 000 00 Term of Sale Cannot be sold for less than 2/3rds of the appraised value 10% down on day of sale , cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sa le Robert E Beegle Metgs County Shenff Lerner, Sampson , & Rothfuss PO Box 54aO Cmclnnat1, Oh1o 4520t -540a 5t3 241·3t00 Attorney for the Plamt1ff (5)t11 a, 25 Pubhc Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS In Saltsbury Town $h1p on Ball Run Road about a mtle and a half Cons tructton of 35 ton of crusher run , (39) 3>3x6 Gab1on baskets ftlled m place , 13 Gab10n baskets f1lled 1n place, w1th 30 1a mch d 1am· eter plastic culvert, and a ton of cold patch Thos project can be view on May 23 at 10 00 am In Salisbury Townohlp on NobileSummit Roaa about a mile from County Road 5, construction of 1I Gob tan 3x3x6, 11 Gobton 4 5x3x8 Goblon baokttt lllled In place. Thla proltel can bl viewed on Frldoy, Moy 23rd 11 11 00 t m Ettimolot con be unl btforo Juno 210. Clerk, Rlchord Bailey, 453 Hooker 81. , Mlddloporl, Ohio 45760 Wt htvo the rlghl to rtluot ony ond all bldt. (5) 16, 18 3TC p, ~lgh-.: e:.-.- •••••~•• ~ ~ra<t>w. of this notice Public Notice (5) 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS hereby g1ven that on Saturday, May 21 , 2005, at 10.00 a m , a public sale wilt be held at21 1 W Second St Pomeroy, Ohio 25,26,27,31 (6)1 , 2,3 The Farmers and Bank Savings Company IS selling for cash tn hand or cerflf1ed check the followtng collateral 1994 HARLEY DAVID· SON XL2 SPORT· S T E R IHD1CAP13AY21 185 3 t99t CHEVROLET CAVALIER Z24 20 tGtJF14TOM7238613 The Farmars Bank and Savings Company, Pomaroy, Oh1o reserves the nght lo b•d at fhls sale, and to withdraw the above collateral pnor to sale. Further, The Farmer s Bank and Savings Company reserves the nght to reJect any or all btds submitted. The above descnbed collateral Will be sold "as Iswhere ts ", with no expressed or Implied warranty given For further Information, or for an appointment to •nspect collateral, prior fo sale dale con· tact Cyndle or Randy at992·2136 (5) t8, 19, 20 Public Notice PUB~IC NOTICE Tht onn.._t ~rt Form ltOPF lor the Kibble Foundation, BtrnJrd V Fulb, Truatae It avallabtt lor public tntPICIIon ot Bernard I/, Fulb l.aw Olftce, 111 112 Weot Second 8trott, Pomeroy, Ohio 417H, during regular but~ nou hourt lor 1 pori· od of 180 cloya tubtequtnt 1o pubflcotion Pubhc Not1ce Shenfl Sales Case No 04CV167 Home National Bank Platnllff Vs Paul Hilt Sr, et at Delendants Court of Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from said court In the above entitled action, I wilt expose to sale at public auction on the front steps of the Meigs County Courthouse on Friday, June 24, 2005 at to ooam, of said day, the lollowong described real estate Situated 1n the Townshtp of Letart, Counly of Meigs Stale of Ohio, and In lot 249, Town 2, and Range 12, of the Ohto Company's Purchase, being more partlcu· larly described as fol· lows· Beglnmng at a stake In the public road al a point which was the corner of Adda Grimm '• tot, thence Eall at9ng aatd public road a distance ol twenty aeven rods thirteen faet (27 Ad 13') to the public road running from Racine to Letart, now known •• Sllto Route 338; thence North olong told Slota Routt 338, 1 dlotonre ol Twenty One Roell (21 rd~ I t18kl; thtnoe I a dlt18nGt of Twenty Ieven Aodt (27 rdt.) to I 1181te II lha CO .. nor ol whit wto lor· morty Addo Ortmm and Efawarth ~. .., lol, lhanct South a dlttonct ol Twenty Ont Flodt (21 rdt.) to lht ploct ol begin· nlng , contllnlng l'ol<eJ>t..i --=~s l">~li....,.~a -<L!c: l i•,. l..(ltigl,.c ~--~~NJ:JoiL•J>~• - :oo.­ Three and S1xty One Hundredths Acres (3.60 A ) more or tess Saved and excepted from the above conveyance One Acre (1 A ) more or less and for a more complete description of same , reference Is made to Volume 143, Page 132, of the Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio Also, saved and e xcepted from the abova con· veyance , the real estate, as conveyed PP# 08-0031 S 000 Deed Reference Volume 265, Page 131 Appraised al 550,000 00 Terms of Sate· Cannol be sold for less than 213rds of the appratsed value 10% down on day of sale cash or certtfled check, b ala n ce dtJe on con flrmat1on of sale Robert E Beegle Me1gs County Sheriff Little, Sheets, & by document dated March 12, 1947, and 2t3 East Second Pomeroy, OH 45769 74().992·6689 Attorney for the recorded In Volume 158, at Page 658, of the Deed Records ol Meigs County, Ohio. Further excepting and -reserving 30 acre, more or less, whiCh was conveyed to James 0 Hunt and Kathryn Hunt, by deed recorded In Deed BOQk 230, Page 607 Meigs County Deed Records Further exceptmg and reservtng 1 00 acre, more or less, whtch was conveyed to Paul H1fl, Jr and Carol Hill , by dead recorded tn Deed Book 326, Page 689, Meigs Counly Deed Records The fOrego1ng real estate being the same real estate convoyed to Ernest J . Grimm and Vashti Grimm by deed recorded In Volume 227, Page 265, Meigs County Deed RtcOrdt Atr.r•nco Caod Volume 28&, Page 131 , Molg• County Cttd Atcardt . Audllort Parcel No 01·00311 . 000 Property Addraoa . 22111 lucklawn Rood, Fltclnt, OH 41711 (Molgo County Tax Ptol Porool 084) Curront Owner Poul Hill Sr , t1 tl Property ot 22818 Bucktown Road, Roclno, OH rn (3 04)675 6635 YARDS.\LE· Puppres to Gweaway Black GM.LIPOLIS Lab & S1benan Husky m:. (304)675 4469 or (740)441 Cold Mountarn Condtmenls 7193 and Crafts mterseclton Lmcoln Prke and State LOST \IS1) Route 14 1 Fnday and FOlND Saturday Sale 15or,. oU Found adoratlle female tan Cedar Furnrture Am ish ' & black puppy w th collar Donuts Potatoes 5 pounds 99C Hangmg BasKe ts call (740)949 1329 to tdent1 SB 00 Fresh Strawbemes ly the collar Pnor Warner 4x4's For Sale 1>.._ .... _..--_ • Announcement. . 6 199a Dodge Ram 4x4 IB7HF16YIWWS61a6 24 The Home Nattonal B~ n k reserves the rJght to reJect any and all bids All vehicle are sold, as 1s where Is, with no warranttes expressed or Implied For an appoi ntment to see, call 949·22 10, ask for Sheila. (5) t8, 29, 20 Announcements . Antiques. .. .. • .. .. Apartments for Rent Auct1on and Flea Market • Auto Parts & Accessones Auto Repair Autos for Sale Boats & Motors for Sale Building Supplies Business and BUIIdmgs Busmess Opportumty Business Training. Campers & Motor Homes • .. CampH1g Equlpmen1 Cards of Thanks • .. • Child/Elderly Care . Eleclrlcai/Refrlgeratlon. Equipment for Rent Excavating Farm Equipment Farms for Rent Farms for Sale For Lease , For Sale For Sale o r Trade Fruits & Vegetables Plamt1ff (5) t 8, 25, (6) 1 Furmshed Rooms General Hauling G1veaway Happy Ads • • Hay & Grain.. .. Help wanted Home Improvements Homes lor Sale Household Goods Houses for Rent In Memoriam Insurance Lawn & Garden Equ1pment ... .. Livestock Lost and Found Lots & Acreage... • .. • • Mtacellaneous .. . .._ • Mlocetlaneoua Merchandise Mobile Homa Repair Mobile Homos for Rent Mobile Homos for Sole Monay to ~oon • Motorcyctoa & 4 Wheelers... • ... .. Public Notoce The Home National Bank wtll auchon the followmg ttems on Saturday, May 21 , 2005 at 10 00 am at the Bank s parkong lot I 99a Chevy Cavalier tGtJC5 244tW71438t Help Wanted Help Wanted Musical Instruments.. • •• • REGISTERED NURSES · Per Diem Pleosanl >'alley Hasp 1!al 1s accepting apphcol1ons for Per D1em Regls1ered Nurses in the ICU deportmenl Excellent salary. hohdoys, health Insurance stngle/toml ly plan. denta l plan life Insurance. vacollon long-term disability ond reflrement Sand resumes to Pleasant VaHey Hospi!Qt clo Human lletautWt 2520 Volley Driw Point Pleo10nt, wv 25550 (304) 675-4340. www pvolley org AA/EOE I 7o4 V..\RJ) SALE· Po\IEROY/Mmuu L.,...;,riilirl , iiiilloiirOiillililiiiPI Huge yard sale May 20 & 21 235 Mulberry Avenue ol mos\~~i; 11ems 1 •· CLASSIFIED INDEX •.._:-- .............. _.. - ' Absolute Top Dollar U S Lost cat long hatred Female Stiver and Gold Coms Tabby Wtth while paws Call Proolsets Gold Rtngs U S 2 long hatr Ca co krttens (740)446 0350 Currency M T S Cotn Shop One mostly black one most Second Avenue ly grey {740)4 46 7484 or Lost dog small long hatr 151 G II • I 740 446 2642 (740)4-41 7411 black & tan markmgs I \11'1 0' \II' I Chthuahua Star Hall Ad 3 K t1ens 2 Black & 1 Gray ~11{\1(1 ... Salem Center area Reward Tabby {304)675 5730 call (740)698 6502 740 110 6 man old female Airedale 742 1083 Gu de Post Magaztnes to Constder Award Gtveaway (304)675 5790 ~70 YARD SALE Half Ptt Bull Half Boxer pup ~::::::;::~ ptes Ready 5/23105 725 030 530 440 oao 760 770 710 750 550 340 210 140 •• 790 780 Ot 0 190 840 480 830 6t0 430 330 490 sa5 590 sao 450 .850 .040 .050 640 ItO 810 •• 3 I 0 StO 410 020 130 •• 660 630 060 350 170 540 860 420 .320 220 740 570 Pereonala • • ••• ... 005 Peto for Sole . .. • • .. .. 560 Plumbing & Hooting . 820 Profestlonat Servtceo 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ... 160 Float Eatate Wonted .. ....... 360 Schools lnotructton. • .. .. .. .... .. 150 Seed , Plant & Fertlltzar . ....... .. .............. 650 SHuatlono Wonted • ... .. .... ..... ... .... .. 120 Space lor Rent.. •• •• •• 460 Sporting Goods ... • • 520 SUV'o for Sale • .. .. 720 Trucka for Salt .. • 71 5 Upholstery • • 870 Vane For Sale • • .. • .....730 .. ago Wanted to Buy • Wanted to Buy· Form Suppllea ............ 620 Wonted To Do • , . .. .. .. • • 180 Wonled Ia Rent. • .. .. ...... • • • .. • 470 Yard 5ale· Gallipolis .... .. • • • • • .072 • .074 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle Yard 5ale-Pt Pleatanl .. • • .. • • • 078 - VISA Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads ~~ Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics SOC for small $I. 00 for large eJ Display Ads All Dlapl11y 12, N oo n 2 Bualn• • • D•v• Prior To Publlca~lon Sunday Dl•play 1 00 p rn Thur•d•y for Sundaya Paper IE HELl' WANil1J GIIMIIM 1st Shots Spayed Brown & Lost Male Beagle wrth Black (304)675 5167 Shockrng collar lost n TNT 7 FREE puppres Mom tS area Reward (304)675 2245 hound Dad ts a travelmg salesman (740)256 1495 ' White w/black spots Rat after 3pm Terner was taken from 1034 Free Coal You haul away 2nd Ave Galltpolls on (740)446 7484 or (740)441 5113 105 across from Gallta Country An1mal Welfare 7411 League If seen please Free Frrewood tO loads return he 1s a CHiLDs must PICk up (~04)675 4088 PETII Call (740)441 0544 JUST SAY CHARGE IT! ~ Yard sale Fn Sat 20th & 21s t 120 Fatrfleld Lane Clothmg household terns and ant ques f 011 GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED * All ads must be prepaid * 6141 t For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! .,.._..c::.t~.ar Found gentle black Lab wrth collar Mrddlep011 Football My storage unrt was broken Freid area (7401992 1760 nto at Gallrpohs Storage on or 740 992 7415 Flammgo Dnve between Aprrt 30 and May 14 II any Found Female Rat Terner one knows somebody who weanng red eollar Reese has bought or sold a 12 Hollow/Jer cho Rd area gauge smg e shotgun (740)367 0429 motorcycle he met wfgog gles surtcases log Lost 5114 around GAHS machme sword Please call Black/whrte male Boston rna at (740 )245 9266 leave terner Fam11y pet Call messa e tl no answer (740)446 7573 or {740)7Q9 ~ 675-5234 OeaciiJ;,e.s> Daily In-Column . 1 00 p ' " Mond ay - Frida y ro r Inaert:lon :In Ne x:t Day s Paper Sunday In -Column : 1. 00 p rn Friday For Sundays P aper .~t--.LosT•F•Ol-~.~.'-_.JI ln AN\()[ "CE\IEXI'S Next Motocross Race Sat~o~rday, May 21, 2005 Sign ~P• at a30 p m, Prac1lce a1 4 30 p m and 1race begins at 6 p m CLEVELAND (A P) Browns u g ht end K ellen Wm s l ow Jr underwent an MRI Tuesd.l) to det ermme h ow badly he I n Ju red h1s n g ht kn ee \1 htle cras hm g lm n10torc)cle on M.t) I Btown s spo k es mdn Bil l th ese ktd s have worked real every body 23 134 622 675 15 120 Word Ads Monday t:hru Friday 8:00 a.rn. t:o s:oo p.rn. Winslow, Browns awaiting MRI results u s tomg ht To be honest, I'd hke No No No No No No No No No No 5 No 6 No Quad Money great to see a ll t he Otf~ee 1/o(U"-~ Quad 3SO and under 47 Brett Shupe X Brett Larc h 14 Travts Payne 921 Brandon Shupe 1 Ryan ol\nderson 08 Josh Cleland 1 2 3 4 1 No 5 Kenny Careey 2 No 5X Doug FUnner 3 No 421 Jeremy Craig 4 No 33 Trenton Oonahew w eek Or Fax To (740) 992- 2157 B 1 No 601 Dllstln Btars 2 No 5 Doug Ddl 1 No 904 Dusttn Manns 2 No 622 Steve Merry 3 No 122 Justin Delacruz a pickoff attempt m tile 50 SR Anthony Roe Damel Reed Ke th Cremeans Kolhton Ha'"ney 1 No 2 2 No 01 3 No a Beginners 100 and under 1 No 03 Dalton Call 2 No 1 Crandale Neal '3 No 69 Timothy Donahue r~g~t applies a tag to Symmes Valley base runner Just1n Walsh dunng Bre tt HeJney No 14 Mini Trai l without Clutch 1 No 8 Adam Moore Eastern s Joel Lynch WeCove..L.Melgs, Gellla, No 120 Zalo;kary Heato~ 50PW 1 No 393 Hayden Flinner 2 No 7 MaHhew Richardson 3 No 22 Tranton Oolacruz The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 • 100 WOAKEAS NEEDED Assemb e crafts wood Items Matena s prov1ded To 5480/wk Free mlormat1on pkg 24 hr 801 428 4649 20 Opentng Ava1lable We offer up to Sa/hour patd tra1ntng pa d vacattOns and hohdays and a lull benef ts pacKage Both day and mght shiftS avatlable FIANCE OFFICER The Appalachran Center for Economrc Networks (ACEnet) rs seekr>lg an expenenced lmance olltcer to 'fi'Ork tn thts dynamrc tnl10vattve non profll Apphcant should be sK lied m qurck accurate use ol computenzed accountrng programs Non prol tl accountrng ex:penence IS a plus Job dut es wtll tnclude all account ng related lunc Irons mcll.idtng date- entry payroll accounts payable and recervabte collecttons bank reconcrltaltons casl1 llow manage men! I nanc al reportmg and grant report tng Strong mterpersonal sktlls effective oral and wnt ten communtcatron skills a des re to denhty and 1mple men! system rmprovements and good organtza tt onal skins wtth an attentron to detarl are essenllal lor th1s postlton Salary wttl be dependent upon quahfrca tons and ex penance Please send a resume rncludtng recent salary hes tory and three work rela ted relerences to Don Holycross Chtel Operatrng Off cer ACEnet 94 Columbus Road Athens Ohto 4570 t Resumes wtll be rece ved until pos1tron 1s f lied Rev ew ot resumes Will begtn on May 23 ACEnet tS an equal opportunity employer Help Wanted Managers assrstan t man agers cashiers and food servtce empldyee pos !tons available Full or part ltme An Excellent way to earn wtth llextble schedules and money The New Avon e:.cellent benell!s Call Manlyn 304 882 2645 AVQNJ All Areasl To Buy or Appltcaltens avatlable at 2943 St At 141 Galhpolts Sell Shtrley Spears 304 15054 St At 160 V1nton 675 1429 56 V1ne Street Gall pohs Bulldog Wtreless Authorrzed Of apply onl ne at par mar Alltel Agent s hmng relatl stores com or fax resumes wrreless consultan ts for to 1 740 373 6854 Galhpolrs 12 months sales Help wanted Darst Adult €:.penence preferred Great Group Home (740)992 Pay G ~eat Beneftts Great 5023 Company Call (740)355 0000 ext 24 EOE L teguards for Middlepor t Pool apply at pool Sat Busy Accountrng Olftce toam 5pm or call 740 992 seektng Part Ttme 6969 Employment tn the Pornt Pleasant area Send McClure s Restau rant now hmng aU locattons lull or Resume to TSC 11 part lime ptck up apphca 200 Marn St Pomt Pleasant WV 25550 tton at location & brmg back between to ooam & '"Cecil I Walker Machinery 11 OOam Monday thru Co tS looktng for a Delivery Saturday Driver/ Warehouseman tor our Jackson Ohio branch McDonalds 1n A10 Grande Cand date rn.ust have a cur now htnng all shifts Patd rent Commerc1al D'"r1ver s vacattons pad holrdays L cense E:.cellent Benefrt star tm g aboye mm mum wage Apoly n person Package EEO Employer Call today to set up an tntervtewt 1 877 463 6247 ext 2455 Mechanrc needed Please submtt your resume E)(penence s requrred Call IO (740)446 2263 for an tnter vrew Cecrl I Walker Machmery Co NEED ESliMATES ON PO Box 2427 ROOFING & PAINTING Charleston WV 25329 BUILDING (304)675·1333 ATTN Human Resources 9AMT04PM Oep1 Need Someone to Mow Yard Jackson Ohionear Leon Call (304)675 Delivery/Warehouseman 76 12 and leave message Oommo s now H1nng Now H r ng Sale Dnvers EKp HVAC Installers need All Loca tt ons ed also nj3ed Installer Apply tn perso n Helpers Apply at Comfort (304)675 5858 A r 1 160 Jackson Pike (740)446-4040 Galtlpol s Due to recent changes 1n Paramedics & EMT s coverage area Medr Home needed Apply at 1354 Health Agency rs saekmg a Jackson p ke Galhpohs htghly mot vated ndepend ent full t1me Regtstsred Part Ttme LPN Monday Nurse to managel servrce Fr day no weekends no cltents out of our Gallrpolts Hohdays no shtft work off1ce Must be lrcensed tn Apply m person Medrcal both OhiO and West V1rgrn1a Plaza 936 State Route 160 We offer a competrtrve Gallipolis salary benetrts package and 4011( E 0 E Please send Seektng energetic bright collectton spec1ahst Den tal resume to 352 Second Ave background helplul Fax GaiHpolts OH 45631 or call resume to (740)446-4840 1·800-481 6334 Ann Audrey Farley AN Wanted Billing person for - - ' - - ' - - - - - phySICian offtee Part trme Estabhshed Heat1ng Cooling Must have rei able trans Cornpan"1 tn Galha Counru '' portat1on and mediCal offiCe looktng for expenenced mstallers and techniCians If codmg and blll1ng experl Interested send resum e to ence- computer and ryplng CLA Box 568 C'Jo G11 II1potes sk1lls a must Benefits 8VBII Trtbune PO Box 46~ abtQ Send resume to CLA Galllpohs OH 45631 80)( 569 c/o Galhpohs Trrbune PO Box 469 Veterrnary ASSistant need 1 ed Expertence preterred but wtll tram PTIFT some weekends requtred wage Send Mtn mum resume to French Town Veternary Cl1n c 360 SR 160 Galhpohs Or lax (740)446·4101 Southeast Oh10 EMS DtslriCt seeks Conttnumg Education Coordrnator Duttes tnclude teach ng classes for EMT s Paramed cs and F rst Responders ma ntenance of eqwpment and tnstruc trons mater als ma ntamlng educattonal records and assts trng the Tra nmg Otrector wrth au programs for 1 eo employees Must be an Ohto paramed c wtth EMS teachmg ce rltlrcate Begrnmng salary IS $.28 000 Full publ c employee beneltl package avarlabte Send resume to Human Resources Otreclor PO Bo~~; 527 Kerr OH 45643 by May 20 20:05 SEOEMS Orstr ct ts an Eq ual Opportuntty Employer lt50 . PRm-cy;to~AI SER\ ILL'; 170 MlscELLANEot.JS . ;;:;::::::::::~ ScHool.~ and Schools 127~8 1 orrow Smart Contac he OhiO Dtvtston o manc1al lnst Iutton fflce of Consume flairs BEFORE you reft ance your home o btatn a loal'f BEWAR f requ&s ts lor anv larg dvance paymen ts o ees or tnsurance Cat he Offtce ol Consume tfa lrs toll free at 1 866 78 0003 to learn If th ortgage broker o rs prope rl ender tcensed (Thrs IS a publ erv ce announcemen rom the Ohro Valle Publtshtn Com pan ) INSrnocnoN Galhpohs Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740 446 4367 1 800 214 0452 www gall pol scareereoHege com Accoed ed Mernb~• Acr edttlng Councl lo• lnclepenclenl Coteges TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wlnt 1 888 582 3345 HI\IISI\11 r10 HOMES I Lw--.:FO.-R;oS;;M.Eiiii;.,_.J , '559 000 New Haven 2 BOO sq tt tog cabm as IS w/3 5 DIRECTV FREE Home acres Call MtKe (513)3 14 entertarnment System 2754 FREE Equrpment amt Install up to tour rooms 145 chan 3 Bedroom 1 Bath Large nels $29 00 a month Ask Fenced Lot Lots of Storage how to get FREE HBO 4 mtles out Sandhill MAX and STARS t 800 (30 4)675 2507 523 7556 fo r detarls 3 Bedroom 1 Balh Remodeled Full Basement For Sale 2 lots n Memory mcllJded Gar d ens Nrce Lo~.;at on Appliances Aeat Cheap (740)245 51'39 Outbuilding & 24 FT Pool 188 Park Drve (304)675 0.,.,----=~~=--100 \~o"'nomD I 74~6~ I' 1 • HoM~ MONEV -::- 3br House D1nrng Room Kttchen Hot water heat & Call usr We do lawns and weed eat ng Call tor an es11 Electrrc C1ty Water & Dnlled Brrck & V1nyl E)(t mate tf no answer leave Well (304)586 4858 message (740)256 1097 60FT by 24FT 97 Oakwood DHK CL EANING & ~OW Manufact ured Home With ERWASHING houses Let Fire Place & Garden Tub Us Help You I lnslde'Outstde Books tor S35 000 Reduced R e s1de n t 1a I/ Bu s1 ness to $29 900 Senous Calls Cleaner upur Whatever the onlyll l (304)675 4218 JOb we II Gel er done u Homes under $ 14000 Karen or Dave (740)985 7 3633 or 740 416 1823 dhk W II del ver 740 385 4367 cleanrng@yahOo com Attention ! 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Grac1ous hvmg 1 and 2 bed room apartments at Vrllage Manor and A verstde Apartments tn Mtddleport From 5295 St.44 Call 740 992 5064 Equal HOUSinQ Opporturllttes Owner r~locattng 0% down Must see th!S tmmaculate 2000 sq tt t)o me wrth remodeled kttchen/ bUilt rns Great neighborhood close to town Ca ll (740)446 8325 or VIs t www ORVB com Code 4505 Pnced to sen at $132 50 Newly remodeled 3 bed roo m house w1th yard & gar c.len on de rrcho Ad Cheshtre OH Relerences & securtty depostt requrred No tnSide pets or smokrng (740)367 7047 N1ce 2br Apartme nt w Gas HeaUAC located n Pt Plea Relndg1Gas K1tchen Range Furntshed W1D Hookup $300/Month S20Q/Depostt(304 )675 7628 c::'C"--c:----- KRS Lawn Mowrng serv1ce and hauling 01scoun1 for senrorsl [740)2 45 9240 or (740)339-Q06,.6 r--T=::-.i=r:r=:--, Brand New Method Dry In 1 Kour No Steam-or Shampoo Free Estimates ·--clearly Cleen--· 304 7!5.-0022 r10 BllSINESS ~ •NOTICE• HIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends tha u do business' With pea te unu know and NOT t JW nd money through ltl atl until you have rrrvest1 ated the offer discrlmlnallon This newepaper wUI not knowingly aeeept lldvertl1M11Mnts tot r. .l Hlele which Ia In veotellon of tiM law Our fMdeta are hereby Informed thllt ell dw.tllngs lidvertind i n thte Mwspapet' evelleble on an ~tqual opportunity M ... •e 1979 Home tt e 12x50 2 BedroomJ1 Bath gas se ll can t atr cond I toner W II rent for $265 00 a month or sell for $3 495 00 749 385 4019 FOR BARGAINS North 3rd AYe M ddleport 1 br turn shed apt no pets . preveous rental refereces & depOSit (740)992 0165 I One Bedroom No Pets \.Jtthttes Pa1d 5400/mo Depostl & Raference ReqUired (7 40)446 3667 Pleasant Valley Apartment 2 Bedroom Mob1le Home Are now laktng Appl cat ons $375/mon 1 Mob1le Home tor 2BR 3BR & 48R Lot S150mon Call Applications are taken Monday thru Fnday from {304)675 3423 900 AM 4 RM Oltrce s 2 bedroom mobtle home on Located at 1151 Ev~rgreen Pole Cat Ad 5425 month Drtve Pont Pleasant WV plus ut11it es $425 depos t Phone No 1S (304)675 20j)O Fleetwood front Call (740)446 4107 5806EHO kitchen model wtth sk rtrng Townhouse and central a r W1ll dehver 2 bed1oom Lake Dr R o Tara Grande $400 month $400 Apartments Very Spac1ous _ve_ry _ '_'•_•n_,_8_oo_ 83_7_3_2_38_ depostt tnm No pets 2 Bedroom s CIA, 1 112 Bath Adult Pool & Baby 3 mobile homes for sale 1740)245 567t Pool Pat o Start 5385/Mo $2 500 each Can (740)388 3 bedroom mobtle home for No Pets Lease Plus 9900 rent tn Pomeroy area No Secunty Deoos11 AeqUJred Pets 992 5858 (740)446 3481 New 14x60 only $198 73 per mo Includes complete 3 bedroom 2 balh C!A wuh set up and delivery 740 deck & room addrtiOn 455 Twm Rrvers Tower ts accept tng appttcattons for watl1ng 385 2434 St Rt 21 B (740)446 7322 hst for Hud subs zed 1 or 3 Br 2 Ba Mob1!e Home apartment call 67:;. 6679 SAVE SAVE SAVE StocK models at old pr1ces T P 1 C Water Eastern EHO 2005 models amvtng Now Schools Call 1 502 94J Valley Apa rtments Mason Coles Mobtle Homes 0386 WV currently acceptrng 15266 us so EaSI Athens E:.cellent local on very n1ce appl cattons Apply at 501 OhiO 45701 (740)592 1972 2 bedroom all applrances Shawnee Trarl m Potnt uWhere You Get Your washer and dryer S425 mo Pleasant Apphcat ons Moneys Worth" ... secunty deposrt accepted on Tuesday HUD f..ut\IS References req wred No ass1sted only 675 4900 t"OR SALE pets (740)446 2423 ______ r ., ._ ~ r _..~ Santa s Forest 25 000 plus m nus Chr stm as Trees 27 aces Mature Hardwood $40 000 (t1 new) Machtnery M1nerats Rented Tratlef srte 4 Bedroom reconstructed log House Three Outbwldtngs County Water Trained Labor 3 Bdrm 1 bath Cntri/VC & Stove 1ncluded Ctty school $500 mo 5450 depos t No pets Ref required (304)675 2525 WI D hook up Aelndg 2 Houses (1) 3 bedroom ( 1) 4 bedroom $900 & St 000 plus depos t Call 1740)256 8152 3 bedroom large y~rd no pets Ref & dep Patnot (74())379 254() 3 bedroom 1 112 bath located at 1641 Lm Hgts Pomeroy Le ase & dep No 2 Bah u. Ne;y.~ 3 BD t · ~.,ome pets Catt (740)667.0762 Only 198/mo Includes aic del very and sel up 74QAttention! 385-9948 Local company otfenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT~ pro New 3 BA 2 Bath Secf1011a1 grams tor you to buy your Home Only 249/mo Includes • •c -- lhlery & home 1nstaad of rennng ,... ue • 100% financ1ng selup 74"385.7671 u• l.ess than perfect credit New 3 BR Home Only accepted 189/mo Inc I·uua ·"·s ale ...., ~, •• ..... • Payment could be the ery and set up 740-385- same as rent Mortgage L.ocators 4367 (74())992 7321 -~Gs·'"poH~'"oOH~P45&3~cL~AS;;S~IFI~ED~S ~~:"~~.~ LR 1 ~~20A8;~- i ~OOIU HO\IES ~ FOKRtN! Ready to move n 3 BR Home tn country setttng only 14x70 2 bedroorll all elec t 98 1mo Wit h 10"-.. down Inc CA!Heat Excellent con d1tton No pets 2 mrles from 740 385 4367 town DepostUAeterence MOBILE HOM£S requ1red $450/month Call after 5pm (740)446 6565 FORS.u£ Local company orlenng NO DOWN PAYMENT pro grams for you to buy your home tnstead ot renttng 2 acres more or less all uttl • tOoc o f nanctng 1t es paved road 2 mtles • Less than periect c1ed I from Cheste r S 16 000 accepted 304 483-7550 • Payment could be the RFAL E.<.TATF Georges Portable Sawmill same as rent Mort gage Locators W.\JS'm.l don t haul your togs to the (740)992 732 t mtll JUSt call 304 675 1957 t Buy Homes Local person t w1ll clean houses or ott1ces buys t1omes Conftdent al Relerences avatlable For Ou ck cash Jtm 740 992 6300 No calls alter 9 the best m cleanlrness call Malinda at 304 531 1794 or IH ' I \I" 74(}-992 5805 All reel estete lldvert l ~ng tn th1s newspaper 1e It you ha11e a Job that aubjecl to the Federal HOUSES nobody wants All phases ot Fair Housing Act of 1968 FOfl RTh'l' Construc t on call Matt wh1ch makes II Illegal to Blankensh1p(304)895 3720 advertose any 112 Ymton ¢oyrt preference, hmltetlon or ---J,-m-s_C_a-rpe-n-tr_y_ _ Galhpolla OH race color rettgton se• famotlet stetu• or nateonal orlgln, or any mtenllon to make any such prerer•nc• hmltatlon or Ric'>< r In town locatton 1 2 BR Ranch home nrce yard AC References requ red $450/mo rent & $450 Sec Dep You pay a I ut1l1t es Ava tlab e 6115 Call (740)446 3644 -~----..:...~­ dltcrlmmatlon based on F'OR No Down Payment Poss1ble 1900 square It house 3 bedroom 2 bath full base ment new heat pump sets on 3 acres SR 7 Ea~ern School Dtstrrct (740)985 4321 Gentles Contruct1on Home Improvement 30 years e~~;pertence Customer satr faction guareneed Anyttng w th home tmprovement Compare our pr ces Free est1mate {7 40)256 687B • Free est mates fully 1ns and small tandscaprng (740)446 2506 or (740)367 0437 We do 11 ann <\P-\R'l'IEro-'TS I Leke new 2 bedroom central arr all appl ances turn shed Call {740)446 2003 For Lease Ofhce or retarl Mobrle Home 2br 2ba all spaces tn very good condt Electrrc m Country !1on Down town Gall pols (304)882 2537 or 593 5433 Approx 1600 sq It each I or 2 baths Lease prrce Mobrle Homes sties rn the negottable to encourage Shade area Water SaNer new bus ness Call Trash me uded S130 00 (740)446 4425 or (7401446 per month 740 385 40.19 3936 \II Ht 11\,IHSI r )510 t and 2 bedroom apart ments turmshed and unfur msht:td securety depostt requ1red no pets 740 992 22 18 Appliance 2 Bedroom Apartment $400 a month no pets call Warehouse 7409924 119 ask for Margi.l 1n Henderson WV Pm owned apphcanes start ng at 3 bedroom apartment rn S75 & up au under warranty MidCiteport No Pets 992 we do serv1ce work on al 5858 Make and Models (3041675 34 112 Smtlhers AYe 7999 Upstatrs stove/refrrgerator - - - - - - - - furnrsh'ed 2BR Rehter pays Furniture Sale Mollohan s utthtres $280/rho Sola and charr start ng at $150fdepos t (740)446 S399 Call (740)446 7444 9061 Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark Apartment Pt Pleasant Chapel Road Porter Ohro 2751275 dep No Pets (7 40)44& 7444 , 877 830 Homestead Realty Brok:er 9162 Free Esttmates Easy (304)675 4024 (304)675 fmancmg 90 days same as 5540 ask for Nancy cash Visal Master Card Onve a I ttle save alot BEAUTIFUL APART MENTS AT BUDGET Samsung HD TV New PRICES A,T JACKSON Cond1l on 5400 Call ESTATES, 52 Westwood (740)441 0450 Drtve .from S344 to $442 Walk to shop & mov1es Call Thompsons Appl ance & 740-446 2568 Equal Repa1r 675 7388 For sale re cond1t10ned automat c Housmg Opportuntty washers & dryers refngera Beaut ful rtver vt ew n tors gas and electnc Kanauga Ideal for 1 2 peo ranges a1r cond t10ners and pie No pets please wnnger washers W111 do Apphcattons be ng taken repatrs on ma1or brands ln Call (740)441.0181 shop or at your home Chester OhiO ~ bectroom 1 bath w/d hook up S350 per month ~ ncludes water & trash) call 740 992--6604 or {74())992 3332 UseCI Furntture Store 130 Bulavll e P ke App l1 ances mattresses dfessers couches drnettes ree l ner& b1..1nkbeds grave monu ments much more CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· (740)446 4782 Gallroolt s ED A AFFORDABLE ! OH Hrs 11 31M 5) We buy Townhouse apartments and/or small houses FOR used turn tire RENT Call (740)441 1111 Washer S95 dryer S95 for l ppllcatiOn & mtormabon refr gerator S95 electriC Downtown Luxury For Renl 3br 2ba ctetacnea Apartment Now leasmgl Fireplace Gas Cenrrat Heat Garage s.oo/montn tn Stngle Bedroom Avatlable & Au Inter Com System GlenWOOd (304)743-8584 (304}675 5819 Double Garage lnground Pool 2 Lots Total100x100 House for Rent Jackson Furn1snec1 apt 2nd Ave S475 ptus One Upstatrs au utrlrt1es pa1d Fenced rn Baekya«:t Avenue 1000SQ Feet . Ranch Style Montn Deposit (30.fi )675 One bedroom no pets 3100 Galhpohs (740)446 9523 call (:j()4)n3 5944 range 595 hke new washer S175 wrtnger washer like new S200 Kenmore Side b'y s de $29S twin StZ8 bed S75 love seat 550 very ('ltce round table w 4 ctlatrs S150 Skaggs Apphances 75 VIne Street {7 4())446 7398 �.. --~ ---~-- Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel or sell. R1venne Russ Phillip Alder Ill 11.1)1 ~1: l St I'I,JI·>; Rocksprings Longaberger 40 new H Hymnal Church wtndows. lintels. etc Claude books. $360. (740)388 - Wmters. R1o Grc;~.nde OH C~l! 740-245-51 2 1• 896:;. BASKET BINGO Pn> message. FOR S.\LE Hoon1: J-5 .\l · t ·. !I-I SaL. Clo""'d S11nd•)· hl<•nol~d lonoor• iu ~· ·~~~ American Legion BASKET BINGO Sponsored by Middleport American Legion Thurs(jay, May 19th 6:30 pm Doors open at 5:00pm Prrce 5300 Stamese -& Htmalayan. k1t· tens & cats S125. Pl10ne (740)446-t062 ' -'-----:- CKC Regrstered Bl ack & Tan Mint Dachshund Pup 9wks ' Old _ 5175 ailCr 4pm call (304)882-110 1 S20 Rust "- ' Call B.D. Const. TRUCKS fUR SALE free estimates Auto & Truck (740) 992-2979 Repair ~;:~le~a:v•:·:m:•:•:••::··:;~ 3 '!liles west ol' Pomerov, . - OH " on State Rt . 124 lll40 l\1 CYI'ORC\'O..E.~ 4 WHEJ<l,ERS 1998 Chev Silverado, E)(t. Cab. 4!14, all power, Auto. 4.3l, V-6-VortE!.x, Alum. rims. topper, Pewter/Charcoal, 98,000 mL Excellent Condition $9,900 OBO Phon~ (304)675-2039 a!ler L...;,;,;::;,;,:~;.,.,.,..J 84 Honda Goldwing Interstate. Runs excellent, $1.Sao. (740) 245-5429 after 992-5682 at McKean Farms 'four used equipment ·5:00pm. 5: 00pm. ~===:::;;::==~ oil Centenary Road and the sourc e Carmichael. - - - - - - - - - --'---.,--~---- r Movi ng sale- Story&Ciark Wtlliam AQn Motel·(?40)446- Equipment. (740)446-24 12 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport V8,, 94 Harle'y Davidson Ultra ·1 ca 90 com qUad cab, $ 16 , 900 , ClaS$iC. 10.000 miles, blue. upright piano. $50. Bro hrll 9442 sofa/sleeper queen s.ze. _(7_4o_)_&<_s_-_67_34 _ _ _ _;_ · $13.500. $50. both ex-good condrtion , ___ 99 Dodge Dakota Clul;l Cab GSF 60os Suzuki Ba()dil-, (740)446-0555 ask for _ SLT, Loaded V-8, 4x4. Bed· 2003 , 3,000 miles, Custom Barbara Jean. 1988 Ford F250 S950. 16 18 yearling evYes. $125 · liner, Run ning-Boards, Pai nt, ClJstom e)(haust, NEW AND USED STEEL foot trailer, fa ctory built. each . 740-388-9747 or.!eave TonneaU Cover, 95Kmi $80o. ·s foo.t finishrng mower. $8 0 (304)882 2845 , high ly modified, strong bike, • Ai.·L'l'JIIing Nl'W · Steel Beams. Pipe Rebar a message at 740-669· ,50 • $5000. (740, )44.1-0450 Mt·mb'L•rs For concrete, Angle, like ' new, used twice. $800 9905 l ' · • Ilea \: ~· Duty Cha'nnel , F."lat Bar, · Steel (740)446·3505 · Harley Davi dson custom low Connnerdal Grating For Droin s. Ask about o-ur AQHA _ FOR S.<\LE , rider. Black w/c hrome. tr'ibal Equi 1Jmcnl DriveWays & Walkway s. L&"L Member Discounts on new flames, perfect shape, only • Workoul un ynur own Scrap Metal5 01Jen MoMday, r..---~----, John Deere." Equipment. 98 - Ford Explorer with ' Sun 21.000 miles. many extras. hour~ .2417 TlJesday Wednesday & 10 FARM Carmichael Equipmenl Roof, Eddie Bauer Edition, $9,500 . (740)416-2213 or Serious lnquiril'S Onl) Friday, Bam-4·30pm. Closed EQuu•ME:\-r (740)446·241 2 Excellent Condition, inside & ,17:i4~0~)9~8;;.5·~36;;.7~7-i-.~~-.., 740-992-IIIJSS Thursday, Saturday & '-.-...;iirOiiii.iiiiriioi-r - - - - - - - - - - out Books !9r $10.000 sell Fl L.--~Ask::,:;l'o:;r..:J.:;ei:;T_....I Sunday. (740)4 46-7300 Yearltng Angus Bulls, Mostly price $6,300. Serious Calls BoATS & I\1010RS 0% Fimd Rate up to 24 A.l. excellent bloodlines, onl !!! 304 675421 B FOR SALE Let us help you Oak Entertainment Cen ter months on New John Deere prtced reasonably. Slate Run choose a lm·tillg $50 (304)675-2915 Corrrpa~t Tractors & 110 TLB Farm. Jacksor1. (74 0)2864x4 14FT Fishing Boat 9_9 tribute to ymir loved '---'---:'---. . --::-:-:::- at Carmichael Equipmen t 5395 · FoR SALE Po le Barn 30x50)( 10' · Mercury ' . Engine all m1e 's memory. (740)446-2412 www.slaterunfarm .com $6.795 include s Painted Accesso ries (304)675-2915 \CIU:E HAY & .. 1984 Chevy 3/4 ton 4x4 pick Metal , Slider. Free Delivery. 1995 M.F 362 tractor, 5.5 1994 Pontoon boaL'trailer, ' GKAIN up. Newly" rebuilt engine. ~IO"'l i \IF!\T 24x"32x 10$4,595. H. P 8430 ease" I.H. rountl ..__ _ _ _ _ __.1 $2,000. (740)446-2815. 40 HP Johnson Molar used l · o~IP.\ "~' 40x64x12· $13,995 .. bailer, 55 N.H. rake, "4·79 very linle. $5000.00 740· (937)599·7740 htrp:t/natton- N.H haybine hay tedde r, 39728 SR 143 Tobacco Plants lor sale. C~lf 1991 Chevy S-10, 4.3, V6, 5 992-'3875 widepolebarns com (740)985-38't3 Pon1croy, OH spe ed. 4x4, $4,200 080 740-992-9922 1996 Stratos bass boat. 1.15 Rabbits ror·sale, bar set with Call (304)675-5612. 2 cy l. diesel tractor. 4 wheel fast strike 2001 Soft ride stools, kitchen table 4 drive. 2 sp. transm tssicn. John Deere Riding Mowers 1998 Ranger 4x4, 5 spd, 3L, !railer, ClJstom cove~. excelchairs. (740)4.46-3732 plow. diSc. bruSh hog, blade sta rttng at $1,399. Financing $6500. AMJFM cassene, AJC, off lerll- co n9ition. & equipment. $4.000 Call available subject to John SPAOunn road package, new paint. (740)446-4 987 Super Sale .· ., (740)357 -0105. Deere Credrt approval Your $6,000 080. Call after 2000 Baylioer 21 ft. clJddy w/ NeW Loca tiori payments cou ld be as low 4:30pm (740)256·6257. · John Deere 10ft. No Til Dri!f traile r, many extras, very 11am-7pm Monday-Fnday for Rent Carmichael as $39,month with $0 down. clean 304:-675-5563 12pm-spm Saturday· Carmichael Equipment t 999 Bravada, fully roaded, , , Equipment. (740)446-2412. Sunday (7_40)446-2412. leather. dual ·po~er . seats, Bass Tracker 14FT. wfrrailer u.s. 60 John Deere Commercial new tires, Alloy wheels. Blue & Mqto,r. $2,500 caH tor · Gannonsburg-Ashlan£:! WorkSite Pfoducts in Stock!! Purchase a New John Book price $8.750, sacrifice Details (304)675-1731 (bahrnd Mr. Gatti's) Compacf Excava tor 27C. Deere Premium Lawn $6,495 . (740)64~-2729 or ==:_:::::.:;::.:..::_::..:..:.__ 606 922·7185 350. 500/Skid Steers 371' Tractor & receive $250 (740)379-2544 leave mes- Year 20oo. Pontoon aoat, 24 320. .. 325.. :!28/Tractor loward a Johh Deere sage, will return call. toot , Sweetwater, 50 HP Western s Will Trade or Locider Backhoe 110TlB. Implement Accessory or. Mercury, Power Trim, 4 . Ellcha n9 (304)675-5884 Check out our renta l rates . • Ma,nterance ~ian. Offer . 2000 Dodge Durango 4x4, Stroke En9ine. Big Foot Great Financing Available- good May 3 thru June 27 at RJT Sport. 5,9L VB, 67K O~tdrive , Lounge · Seats, ------~-- Carmichael Equipment Carmichae l EqUipment ~ties. _loaded, leather. cowl Privacy Room , Depth Announcements (740)446 _24 12_ ~~~uctron hood, custom Fillder, Hour Meter, Good (740)446-2 41 2 All Yo ur Home parnt. $11,300 080. R"adio, Has only 50 hours on . . Improvement Nc:cds New '5003, 5005. & 5020 Zero Turn Z-Trak Mowers (740)245-0395. Bo8t, Garage kept in winter, • Siding • Windo w~ Series Jo hn· Deere Utility tram John Deere available at Like NeW Paid over $18 ,000 • Decks • Porches tixed rate fro 2003 Jeep Uberty .Will sale for $ 13,000 Tractors @ 0% fixed/ 36 4.9% • Ceramic Tile & Utility Tractors Carmichael Equipment w!th Renegade. loaded. 4x4. (304)773-5944 Reward offered for months. Used Hardwood Flooring $14.:;oo OBO. Call 1 Jotm Deere Credit approval. @ 4.9° o Variable/ 6:0 ·• Garage~ missing ·cAMPERS& mOnthS:. .Carmichael (740) 446- 2 412 (7 40)256·1618 o· (740)256· Room Add_ • Rooline In www.careg com Equ tpment. (740)446·241 2 6200. MmoR HOI\IE'i · 1. personalized wild • Kitchens • II< \ \SI'I H{ I \Ill l '\ "No ·.lob To Small'" turkey box call New . John Deere 5025 84 Ford F150 4x4, automat- .1984 Skamper pup-up, 25 th Racine. OH · m~de for .James Series. Utility Tractors @ ~Frl!r.---:-....;~-...., ic, newly reblJilt 302 engine. 740-247-21n2 or Ectal Anniversary Edition , excelAlum inum intake, AtrrOS Earl Kennamer by 2.9,9°·o Ftlled/ 36 mo_n ths. 740·416-3$08 lent condition, 16' box, Ac Carmichael Equipment. L__..,:t;;,u;:K:,oS~·ALE~:;,·-,..1 Brock carburator, new tires. 14 yrs Experience J.D. Harris. Last . and heat. stove icebox, \740)446-.2412 $ 1.4DO. (740)379-2826 · dinette. $2,000, (740)949· seen Tuesday, May -'--'--'--- - - - -,. 1969 Vol.ts wagon · Dume 10 'in a leather · New - John Deere Round buggy. Fiber glass body, 96 Jeep Cherokee Sport :27:.:0 ::9:.:)-,----:---:Balers @ 1.9% Filled Rate street legal, $2,500. 4114 , auto, arr, white, looks 1992• 29 · Airstream Excalla. holster. Reward of Ftnancmg tor 46 Months or (740)441.0157 or (740)645· a nd runs , good , .$2,800: Ver.y good condition, twin $100 for .info New Model 457 Standard ·s 14 1 (740)742·266~ beds. Ph. (740)645-4454. leading to recovery Rollnd B~Jer Only $13.250 --.,..,-,~-c-----c-:­ cash . Makes 4X5 Bale. 1977 MGB -Convertible for 97 Jeep w rangler. 4cyl. 5 1998 30' 1ilth wheel travel and $500 for the Carmichael ~quipment . restoration with another spee d, 4WD. Soft Top ve ry trailer, double slide, excelAll ly pcs of roo ling: return . .Call Horace (740)446-2412 . complete MGB for parts. good condition (304)675· lent condition, $13,900 Shingle, Flat, Metal Karr, Jay' Reynolds :_Pe_q:_u-ea-:-.-,6-4-6- H_a:._y_W_a_g_o_n,-8 $1 ,000_ (740)441-0542 or 7474 . phone: (740)698-931'.~ New or Repair at Baum .Lumber or Round Bales. like new, l<epl (740)441-7603 . V,\NS 24 ft . 5th whee l, 1995 Seamless Gutter call 803-480-1842. tn's!de. FoR SALE layton. Loaded, top condi· $1.500 Firm 1995 Ford ContolJ r. 4cyl. · D o wn spout - Sid ing , tion. $5,800. Call (740)256(304}6~5·2902 au to. 127,000mi., power wmdowsllocks. well main- 1982 Ford Conversion Van. 9350 tatned. looks and runs great. 4 Captain's Chairs. AfT, AJC, Auction 24 FT Dodge Winnebago Auction [740)388-9 16:; AM/FM Cassette. 302 ·VB Motor Home (304)5,93-0898 Eng.. Everything Works, Av<~ilabl e r'--·-'"F_"_"_s_"_~_.~:__...JI .i:v'" w;_::::~1:: · COMMERCIAL and 740-992-7599 ROGER HYSEll I , GHRHGE for nil your home tepair needs, roofing, remlKieling etc., 15 Siding • New Garag~~ •-Rl'pl acc mcnt 'Windows • RoOfing ~ , f;x~;~;~~~1~.tion. PRIVATE GYM i"--.OriiSiiUiriiiViilsli0-.·,.1I r; . MISSING r 10 --------IIOWARV l. WRITESEL &SONS ROOFING r •Freel$iiiiiii1S* . ,949-1405 ESTATE AUCTION Looks Good, Runs Good, 85 Wrnnebago Chiettain . • ~=~====~ $1200. (740)256-1961 many updates & extras.' 6KW Generator. Ready to STANLEY TREE 1997 Dodge Grand Cacevan Go (304)675'3035 · TRIMMINCi & ' 70k, exCellent condit ion, =..::::..:.c::_:_::::__ _ _ loaded, new brakes. tires. Coleman Camping Tra iler GENERAL $?,goo. Call Jay (?~) 44 6- t 2FT. 2 ~ing Beds. $5,500 ·CONTRACTING · call tor Details (304)67.5- • Prompt & 8423 - - - - - - - - :.:"~3-'. 1 _ _ _ _ _ __ quality 1997 Ford Conversion Van, For Sale or Trade 7? Cruise 74.000 miles. exceHen! con2002 BulCk Regal · Brown clition . new tir&s, $ 9 ,800 . Air 30FT, asking $6,000 Metallic, 9.700 Miles. _ Ph. (304)675-1935 17401 992 2945 ·Leather. Ltke New 513,500 R v 1994 Tioga, 29 toot, (~04)n3-5338 92 Plyrriouth Voyager 4.soo miles, excellent condi2002 Cadillac, Deville. white 107,000 miles, runs good, lien. 992-7473 dramond-, fully· equipped S800 i740)379-2826. Tru ck Camper. AC,. TV factory warranty, 22 .900 Antenna. wired for Cable; m1les, like new. $24.995. 4 (740)2:;~-1428 . , like new .$6 ."500 (304)675 33:;3' 2002 ZX2 Ford Escort 5 04 Harley Davtdson FLHTI ... 11<\l i , ... speed, 4 cylinder. 30,000 Electra glide. Blacl<. 1o.ooo iimr;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; mrles, one owner, $6,000. miles, $19;000. (740)44t H (740)441-0157- (740]645- 9372 . " ... 5141 ' 1998 Buell S3 Thunderbolt 2003 Toyota Spyder Harley Oa>Jidson engine, BASEMENT Converttble E':llcellent condi, very fast sport bike, great WATERPROOFING tron. 7,000 m11es. 6-speed. shape, $5100 . (740)985- U ncofldi~onal lifetime 9,\;arSequential .Shift, ~n storage 98:;7 antee. Local references fur· f,rom October to April nished . Established t 975. (304)675-431 8 oc [304)208· 2001 Harley Road King . Tea l Call 24 Hrs_ {7401 '446· 4128 rn color, many extras. one 0870, Rogers _Basement owner, e~U ant condition. Waterproofing. 98 Camara, V6 , Magha- .flow 29.000 miles. $16,000 exhaust, 18" rrms, cd plaver, (740)446-0213. automatic. 78,000 miles, ------------. . . a.~.nNG--~ $7500. Call (740)44 1-0450 2002 Harley Dyna low L, ___ Aider. 3.000 miles. Garage 15 TRUCKS Kept. Impact Blue. $15,000 JD 450E Dozer, .6 Way RJRMLE 740-1!92-0066 Blade Good Undercarriage Ready to w'ork, Hours 1971 Ford Ptck-up, Sl"lOFt 2004 ~eciCaV110cc, 4- unkndt.vn, $18.500. 740-992· Pard , $1 .600 4t 19 whee! base, mar1y .new parts Wheeler. 5700 Call (304)675-6798 Askrng $1 .1001 (304)675- r--::-=:==:u;:;--, please leave message • 4262 1304)593-4290 bllck c hairs. r..:cli.ncr. coff~c tab I~ end table s. cedar wardrobe, ~c,e ra l BR 1SIJtr<:.,. L:he-.ts. Jrt.!sScr:;;. maple table & A· t.'aptain se:vera l ch ina cabinet~. Erhan Allen l so"nOiar-y. sevC ral bookcase\. t~ ld antique s. large amount of glas..;warc. Franciscan ishc-.. cup&. saucer:-,, postcards. meat s,liter. c;lnrrcr . . woodcraft i!t:!ll'- . portahle hea ter. heater.· propane sto\'C. .Utility · wagon l v.'ISt,eel v.-h~el"' f needs bed ). _l ine n~ . .rod & reel... I lk•ero,>erre IStO\eTal .old toob. antique tool ... 10"' planer. 16" scroll sav. . (rafhman rl)Uter . , Delta 10' ' tab le "13 \.\. Crafhman 7 02 ·· IR adi.al arm 'Ja w. 1.5 hp Crafl'l m4_n 12" radial ·. Craff:-,man 12" h a nd ~aw. CrJfhman ~ ;· 6'- disl· & much more TRl"CK, C \R & GATOR . 1981 Chev C I0 Silverado w/toppcr 1988 Lm,oln TownCar Signatun: Serie -. 2001 J.D. Garor 4 x 2 Auction Conducl~d Nice · ~~. ~ BY RICK PEARSON AUCTION C0.#66 304-ll3 5447 or 304 773 5785 IIIWIII.auctionziP.com Terms: Cash or check wilD J7«> WM~~LU.S/ 1. I n~ I r·o IMPRo~ L.-rililiiiilirilliiiliriiir,.l r • "' '''' liiKQt 054 If I 0 G t II 6 :J , "'" Q (0 7 South oro J ) ¥ AJ Home ·. Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rol!overs • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident East A A 9 72 • • 8 3 A ~ :; 2 4 J 8a 9. 4 tKJ10 7. 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 <lo A K 2 • ·• ADVERTISE YOUR mes: · 1988 ForORanger. exte~d Cab wtl, run $400 (304)458· 2004 RedCati 110cC, 4'1727 Whaeler. Paid S 1.600 199€i S·10 Prckup, 4c~l Asking $1 ,..wo Helmet Au!omatrt. 30.000 ftctua l included (3041675-4262 $2 ,450 (30;4)576- (3041593-4290 (3041:;93miles 2934 0640 leave message '• BUSINESS IN THE · CLASSIFIEDS JONES' CARPENTER SERVICE Tree Service • Room "dditions & Remodeling Top • Removal • Trim • stump Grinding Bucket Truck • New GanJgcs • ElectriCal & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • Vinyl Siding & Painting FRANK & EARNEST r W~L~. L~T'S S~E ... ON~ POTATO, V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 w~· o36::!!i £eWIS CONCReTE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal · and Replacement All Types Of ... Cpncrete.Wor~ 25 Yrars Experiencr · David Lewis 740-992-6971 r I'Cl' lnsun.·d Estimates Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! Let me clo it for youl . liNDA'S PAINTING 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. OWner: ~onnle TwO POTATO, New Dealer tor Montana Tractors ~~i ·!! Fou~.... starting at 27 horse • ?1 horse with shuttle transmission 4-wd, remote hydraulics 3 year warrant)' ~~ ~ · · **** Also a\'ail~ble**** · . 4wd tl year wnrranty) • F01rm Pro Tractors 20 horse - JO horse loudcrs, finish mowers, tilll·rs BARNEY TRYIN' TO SA'( I AIN'TGOT lW RIGHT TO POST M'f OWN LAN', SMIF . ?! NEW ARRIVAL ZTR J)ixun (Zero '1\rrn · · Radius Mower) 30 inch cutting width to 50 . ~m~ h cutting width 3 year w~trranty · T&D Tll<\CTOR SALES & liOlJII'MENT right in the heart of Ch.,1er 985-4.1!14 The Parish Shop Fonucrl)· at 108 W. Main ·.-umeroy IS NOW OP~:N AT Tin• 1\tulherr}'' Community Center· Now open ·sy ruc u ~c. OH 740:91):!-5776 Flmver" & V~getahl c " p lcuri~ .-htt 260 Mulher r~· Avu. .110illt' I'U)' '" Same Grrtll Low Price~· and Smiling f"riemll)• Faces. OPEN 1\•lon· l'ri. IJam to Jpm . "Pii: 992-41HJ $2".95 - $5.95 . Potted Plant ~ ·-1. .. - I ~ .. $ 1. 25.$12.95 12" Ferns $ 10.95 Open Dai l y 9~5: C ln ~cd THE BORN LOSER l'"f\OW I;>N<::,[ 'IOV 1\C.C:.V:'><. ME~ Of &.I r-IG BU\If\0 TP£ 111<\C:'> 1 l Nl\ 01-< TOP Of Pli. Tf\<. f!~ \1-IAT 50? '1'0UK ID<.f>.. Of""! \EXT ME.:'>~i'-.C,It-\(o. .. li\IE:':>T TREND:'> ! '\:, Wf\EtWOVK WlfE.lE.I\\IES """~ ~T\C.K'( 1'10\E::S FOI'!. '<OV 0!'\ . Tf\E. RE.I'RlGE.AATOR 1 I I Sumi:r · Bigb and Dry Storage · Phone (740) 992-5232 OK . C H ESTER, .' Janet Jefl'ers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio MANlEY'S . SElF STORAGE 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 10x10x10x20 . 992·3194 or 992·6635 "Middleport's only Self-Storage" ROBERT .BISSElL CONSTRUCTION ·New Homes • Garages · • Complete Remodeling 740-992-lm Stop & Compare IMPORTS LE1'S GO OVER OJR SIGNS. OlliE's A. FASTBAL L. TWOS A CIJRVE ... riY ARrl·s TOO THAT ·wou·L o. L~---;;'f DELIC~TE TO THKV"-' CURVES . P.>E .THE· ARn WrrH T HE " i!>ORN T O S HRED " I o NLV THROW TATTOO? FA?T· BALLS. FORGET LITTLE GEEK. Parts Resttit-kin_g I.ate Model Sa !>age and Arter Market ~rts NO, I REALIZE YOLJ'RE NOT JLIST AN'fElOD'f .. Advertise in this spacefor $1 Q4 per month. . SUNSHINE CLUB JDA1WA I JUST I<EAD 111E- Nl0$1' · FA~II.)AIING ARTla£ AWJf 1\4f.. DA11~G OF FOSSILS (f FOSSILS I r----'--'-----~~ EXCUSE ME. DO.DGE • • Ciallipolis . 949·1155 Evenings I . 74G-II411-2217 ADVERTISE 10' - ·I j .. · IN THI$ SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH got you Now Available At 17-17-17, BAt:l\1 LU\IBER Scorpion Tractors $265 to'n (While Suppy Last) • ~ushroom Compost Available $35 - l,ooO lbs Approx. weig_ht ~~~~~ '1a spreader bUggtes available for use Airway paslure renovators and seeders available to rent Licensed agronomist on staff available . for · consulting. SHADE·RIVER i\G SERVICE 35537 SL Rt. 7 Norlh Pomeroy, Ohio 18 Toon . Chihuahua 19 Presides · at tea · 21 Honolulu hello 25 Waslh,. right size 29 Quietest 31 Gives a talk 33 Polile word 34 Ceremony · 35 Dozing 37 Wand wielder Olive10 Noncom 11 Furry red · Muppei · 12 Samurai 17- Wieder- "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard »-Ork !" · Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubo ta Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester ' 985•:J301 24 Gel better 26 Cheerio! 48 Roswell (hyph .) . 27 Pin holder 28 Treasured 30 Developed fangs green parrot 51 Wane crasher 49 Large · 32 Sneaky 36 Bear's loot 39 Circk! combining loom 40 Unwelcome obligation 41 Famous ,_ lioness sehen 19 Free .tickets 2() Discord 21 Peak for 38 Put on a play Heidi 40 Donne's ~ Albrighl or "done" Montez • 43 Road map 23 Feels info obligate<! , 42 Danger 44 Corona 45 Artifact 46 Let use 47 Welrsurfer's sultix ~"'"'T-rT- We are looking at transfer bids. When partnel" opens orie no-uump. if you bid two of a red sUit, you ~how at least live cards in th$ next-higher-ran_king suit. YOur · hand may contain any high-c8rd counl. So •. two diamonds promises hearts, and two hearts indicates spades. (Opposite a two-no-trump opening, transfer with three diamonds or three·hearts.) ' After the responder makes a transfer bid, usuaUy the opener jUst bids his partner's suit at the mlnlfnum level. Remember, the ., ... respon"der ml~ht have a very weak hand and be planning to pass next - the socalled "drop dead" sequen·ce. But once In ·a harvest or hunter's moon, the opener will have, a wond8rful hand for play. in mum count with !our-cara Support and a doubleton somewhere. Then, he may "sup araccept" by jumping into partne~s major- as in this deal After North transfers with .two diamonds, if South settles lor two hearts, North would Pass:; he isn't quite strong enough for a rwo-ho-!rump game~try. Bul when Soutll jumps lo three hearls, North push es on to game. Now to the play. The defenders take two spades before shifting to a club. Declarer draws lrumps, drives out the diamond ace, taKes the next club, and . runs the diamonds, discarding dummy's club ·loserS._ His Collects five hearls, th'ree diamonds and tWo clubs. So, the opener jlJrftps into partner's major when he has a maximum no-trump, lourcard support and a doubleton somewhere. Oc"casionally, this will ca~ry the auction loD high, but more often it will rea~h an exce,l1enl thin game ?r slam. As.troGraph - 'lllrlh<IIIY: Thursday, May 19, 2oa·s By Bernice Bede O•ol Some interesting time;; may be In the offing for you in the year ahead. You could become successfully Involved in an arrangement that up until now you wou ld h ave co n sidered waY beyond your scope of operation. TAURUS (Apnl ' 20-May 20) ~ You could be rather lortul)ale today in matters that relf:!,te to your m aterial affa irs_ CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipller cryptog rams are "cr~ated lrom Quotations by tamous people. past aM present Each lettN tn the cipher sll!nds tor anolher.. . · Today's clue: M equals W "G• PKL'J AZ DJ , ZLPN 0 KB G G MKD U. R. J EZH JTHNN MK0 N ·Y N H UNMGAONHNO OKBO.•' UZZLN OKL. GNA PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Men expeclloo much. do loo little. · -:- Allen Tale "G~i:l is not good, Where better is expected.' - Thom~s Fujler.. r-trs• "on '::~:::~' S©tt(llA~& tAMI 14lto4 ClAY L POU.AN _,;;......_ _ __ 0 four Rearrangt tetters of .... 1erombled worf.l• ~~ low lo form lour WOlds. I N0 J I G bt- I ~-,.::..-;r--::,.:~T---1 I I ll ·1 Lady Luck will ;·=~=====·~~~ opportunities yoUrbe wayslipping wirh thE! goldar) idea of 0 filling up your wallet. · , ' l. GEM INI (May 21-June 20). N THA " . 'Of course 1 get exercise , Ventures you put your full force behind from Walking.• one CUtie told today ha Ve ellcellent chances of suc ceeding. Once you determine your her friend, •1havQ to get to the target, zone in and continue to focus _ - .. _ ... don't 17• on the bull's-eye until you hit the mark. CANCER (June 21-July 22) several persons you have treated w"h 1--r:.:-;r--::.,r_:T-:;.-~ d great ' kindness are quite e ager to Complete the "chuck!& quote . reci procate. You may see a couple qf . ·_ by filling: in the mtuinliJ ¥1'01"ds good things coming your way today. , yot.~ dev11Jop from step No. 3 befow. through one or more of these individuals. PRINT. NUMBERED lEHERS ·IN LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)- A large hope THESE SOI!JAm you've been nurturi'ng that isn't necessar11y of a mate rial nature has a good .UN~RAMBlE A&OVE LETI.ERS chance of becoming a reality much . TO GET ANSWER sooner rhan you rhink. It could happen as early as today. , SCRAM-lET$ ANSWERS VIRGO (Aug . 23-,S ept. 22) Conditions in general favor you lod~>v with both your career int.eresls and Climax - Graft - Wafer- Hourly- FAU FOR . p"ersona"l finances. Flo~ with th e tide . A philosophy professorpasted this sign in his office: of .events Lady Luck is providing and try to upgrade yourself in both a reas . ' Be Bold In What You Stand For And Careful Whal You LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)-;- The ideas FALL FOR .· and cor.lCepts you gat today pt~rtaining to ways that would furfh ar your per· sonal interests are very sound and · should not be ignored. Test the waters and you'll see to r yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You could bene fit in some manner today through some thing of 'a secretive " rlature. It may be a maHer you won't want to discuss w ith other people at this time, and perhaps you shoUldn't. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. 21) __:___A new venture in which you've recently become interested ha ~ greater promise than you think. Dame Fortune Will make certain that you won't have too much trouble getting it launched . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) ---.T~is ca n be a· very rewarding day lor you. providing ~04 locus on. as:signments thert serve a practic,al purPose. Don't lessen your possibilities by wasting time on anything frivolous. AQUARIUS , (Jan . "20-Fab. 19) Althol!gh you may not set out to do so. you will completely out -poll your peers today where personal popularity is cOilcerned. What makes you so appealing is your, unpretentious <;temeanor. PISCES (Feb. .20-March 20) Primarily through your efforts. something e)(ceptionally good will develop at this trme that wrll be beneficial to you and your family a,s a unit. Today may usher in the first signs. ' ARIES ( M~:~rch 2 1 ~April t9 ) -There are good ' reasons today tor you to view all situation& In general optimistically. 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Claret!. v,ho wa;, drafted bv the NFL's Denver Broncos on April 23. could not be reached fur comment. He di<.ln 't speak to reponers at Broncos camp Tuesday. Ciaren\ . agent. Steve Feldman. said Tuesday that Ciarett wmus to move on .and that the Ohio State situation is "over with." Ohio State athletic .director Gene Smith said Mo.nday that he consider; the Claren mauer to be over. He declined to elabomte when comacred tor an interv ic11· TucsJav. Fanner Ohio Stale football coach Ltrl Il r~r,·c said the progrcm1 appc.u-s to . haw ··come out prc!IY ~t)O(f: in the wake of Clm-ett s anegauons. "I never thought they were . valid," Bruce · said. "I'm glad it's been all cleared up." NCAA investigators coneluded that the most serious charges of wrongdoina at Ohio State involved the m~n 's basketball progn)ln, which is facing seven suspected NCAA violations. The NCAA alleges that both former head basketball coach Jim o· Brien and former assis: tan! Paul Biancardi failed ·1o monitor the conduct and PHILADELPHIA thous<mds of dollars. ba>is here:· Chryst >aid. Temple found a taker for its The NCAA on Monday outThe Owl> were over, woeful football •program in matched in the Big East and lined nine violalions againsl the · Mid-American haven't had a winning record Ohio State. but · onlv one Conference. a league that si nc.e going 7-~ under ~erry involved the school.'s football school ofticials maintain will Berndt in 1990. Thev went 2program - quanerback Troy be a far more accommodating 9 last season and are I9:60 in Smith ·s ac~e ptancc or $500 place for the Owls. from fonlter OSU booster ~even seasons under coach The Owls ended four years Bobbv Wallace. Raben Q. Baker in May 2004. of uncenaimy by oft1cially None of C larctt's · most Big. East teams decided in joining the MAC: on Tuesday 200 ( to kick Temple out of ·explosive allegations - that after 13 seasons in the Big the conference. · Even when coach· Jim Tressel on:hestrated .East. The Owls will be affili- the Big East was fighting a syste.m in ·which players ate members i·n 2005 and high-profile defections. it received free cars. improper 2006, slowly adding confer- never reconsidered keep>ng academic assistance and ,·ash ence teams to the sc hedule Temple . for no-workjobs - were veriSo Bradshaw lied. · · until l hey are a full football reached out to the MAC late member in 2007. · The NCAA. however. has in 2003 and had numerous The Owls also will be eligi- discussions wi'th Chryst. . ·refused to say whether it interble for one of the MAC"s two viewed Clareu after he made Wallace said getting evicted his allegalrons in an anjcle in bowl affiliations in 2005 and from the Big East was a blow · 2006. . . ESPN The Magazine irt to Temple's · recruiting. November. "MAC affiliation offers the Wallace never had a· definiNCAA spokesman Er\k most" realistic opponunity for tive answer about Temple's success in the program's his- future to prospective players . Christianson said TueSday that once investi~ators begin probtory," ·athletic director Bill on recruiting trips. ing an·athleuc depanment. they Bradshaw said. "For the fir>t time, there's thoroughly examine all allegaTemple joins 12 existing not a cloud over our heads." nons. members · of " the Mid- Wallace said. "In the end. they follow American Conference and · Though the Owls feel they where . the ev'idence leads will be pan of its East are a perfect fit for the MAC, Division, joining Akron, Temple lost to two of its Bowling Green, Buffalo, teams last season: 45 : 17 at Kent State, Ohio and Miami Toledo and 70- 16 against of Ohio. Bowling Green. The Owls were expelled Temple hasn't been to a from the Big. East for failing bowl garl)e since 1979 and to meet minimum require- has had five one-win seasons ments for membership. most since 1992, The Owls spent notably in anendance, facili- most of the last two decades ties and tielding a competi- without a permanent home. tive team. and crowds were as sparse as Still, that didn't deter the the victories. MAC. . Bradshaw called Temple's "We hope this conference record over the last two relationship can be the miss- decades "pathetic." ing piece for Temple footTemple created a fask force ball," MAC commissioner last summer lhat st udied the Rick Chryst said. viability of keeping the foot- · Temple will play MAC ball program around. It dccid- · teams Toledo, Bowling ed· in January that the proGreen, M.iami of Ohio and gram would remain at the · Western Michigan as part of Division 1-A level. · an independent schedule this The MAC was impressed year. The Owls will play a by Temple 's attempts to six-game conference sched- spruce up the program. The ule in 2006 and a full eight- Owls built a state-of-the-an ·Hair Care&. Makeup game schedule, with eligibili- practice facility at their nonh ·Nail Care . . ty to compete for the MAC campu:; that opened in 2001, • FaciJis 1!.. Waxing and reached a deal before the championship, in 2007. ·Massage Specializing in: The rest of Temple's athlet- 2003 seaso·n with the ' Body Treatment 11 Bankruptcy · Spa ~acka$es ic teams will remain in the Philadelphia Eagles to play Atlantic I0, where the school all home games at Lincoln t1 Divorce 326 Second Avenu~ . has been since 1982. No other Financial Field. · <iallipolis, OH 45631 II Charge OWs "Our excuses for losing A-) 0 school plays Division I(740) 446·2933 A football. '::hryst would like football games were as II And MORE!! Hours: to add more MAC teams to numerous as the losses." M-F lOam-Close • • . AIIPIV Todav ... Drive Todav! Temple's schedule in the rest Bradshaw said .."Thin~s have of its spans. including men's changed dramatically. · Morgantown. It will shift tO Huntington in 2007 and back to Morgantown irl 2008! The teams last played in 1997. with WVU winning 4231. Staning with that game, the schools had an oral agreement to play four consecutive years in Morgantown, but the . · deal fell apart. WVU Athletic Director Ed Pastilong had said Marshall backed out of , the arraitge!Jlent from 1998 to 2000, leaving WVU to play Tulsa, Miami of Ohio and Idaho. Pruett made it his mission to keep the series alive. · He often took jabs at WVU officials who made it clear they weren't interested in playing Marshall . ·'Not a day went by ·when he wasn't in my ear." Manchin said. Manchin. who took office in January. made the series a part of his election campaign . Until then, Pruen was concerned that WVU and Marshall mi ght not play again. Eastern he's got. He didn't have to run the 1600 today, so he was really fresh." . . But he will Friday. In addition to his 800-meter final, Call will iry to earn a spot in · the 1600-meter run a,nd 4x I00,- meter relay. · Paul Combs · didn't advance. but shattered . his own South Gallia record/ in the discus with a throw of 121-4. liis previous record was I06 feet and was set two • I • weeks ago. Adam Shriver was part of a three-way tie for the eighth and tina! spot in the 400meter dash finals . He, aloog with two others. will compete in a run-off at 2:45 p.m. Friday. . fromPageBl South Gallia's Steven Call won his heat of the 800-metcr run in a time of2:16.7 - and -..will be one of four Rebels making the return trip to Pedro on Friday. "I think he wanted to make ·a little bit of a statement today," said South Gallia coach Dan Polcyn, "he had struggled a little bit with some times on-and-off through the middle part of the season . "Steven may not always run his best tace. but he ' II always give you every last bit . Mid~eport • Pomeroy, Ohio )P l I'\,..., • \ ol. ·)~ . :\o. Jl)t SPORTS • Eastern season ends. See Page 81 ''' ••• OBITUARIES Page AS • William 'Bill' Swisher • Jack L. Provence . INSIDE 16" 1 TOI>Dirla PLEAS_ANT VALI!EY HOSPITAL PIZZA sg_gg 675-1812 Point Pleasant, WV 713-5536 304-675-4340 Mason, WV reetrictlona www.foodfairmk.com WHY PAY MORE?? EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! Electric Beds Wheelchairs Diapers · Chux Medicare/Medicaid We do the billlng locally 740·446-0007 Toll Free a77-669-ooo7 ~' MERCU~Y 446-9800 . BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNLCOM BY BRIAN v1Ud • Negotiators laillo reach deal on judicial filibusters as Senate leaders joust on bush nominees. See Page A2 • DAR cameo Victorian tea held. See Page A3 • Summer cooling program begins. See Page A3 • PHS completing plans lor alumni reunion. SeePageA3 740·992-5252 Nebulizers . 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Brandon and Ryan Buckley are leasi ng the building · from the Meigs County Commun·ity Improvement Corporation, whi'ch purchased it earlier this year. Brandon Buckley said Wednesday 30 to 35 vendors have committed to selling goods in the 36,000 square-foot flea market. Some of the vendors who have signed on so far include dealers in flowers and beddin·g plants , truck · clothing, accessories. sporting goods, antiques, handmade . crafts, and woodwork. Vendors are both !Gcal and from other areas, and the Buckleys hope. the Ilea market will attract visitors to .Pomeroy from the surrounding region. The flea market · will be open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Friday and 9 a.m. to 5_ p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, all year round. It · offers 140 spaces indoors , DeUtllt on PICt A6 99 duction. authorities said.· . The bags were fotmd by an alert crew from the Meigs County Ohio Department of Transportation g.ac1ge who su~pected that due to the apparent chemical deterionttion of the bags. they contained something hazardous. The crew w~s performing ditch clean -up duties when the bags were found around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. said Lt. Unll Ollllolklll)' Prescnption O•ygen · •'fl~ 1/tf MIDDLEPORT - A consumer survey of shopping trends 2 SECnONS - 16 PAGES in downtown Middlepon show that those Calendars A3 who shop in the village are Classifi~j!ds B4-6 typically higher-income, older shoppers. .Comics B7 ·On Wednesday morning, the Institute for Local Dear Abby A3 Government and Rural Editorials A4 Development at · Ohio presented a final University .Obituaries As analysis of a survey mailed to Places to go A7 over 1,000 water customers .in the village two months B1 ago, That survey is a mixed SpOrts Weather A6 bag of results, designed to Please see survey, AS . ® :1005 Ohio ValleY PubUshlng cO. OXYGEN 446-2342 - were . meth by products, Gr;ru said. Chemicals ii1 the buckets · were found to be all acidbased. and one bucket conwined rubber hose. coffee filters. red lye and other items indicating use in a meth lab. EPA contacted the West V1rginia tirm which responded. neurrali.zed the active Please see Meth lab, AS Meigs High School names 2005 honorarians · c. Annie in the Rivercity !Players show, "Annie Get Your Gun... She attends . POMEROY - The names Christ Episcopal church· in of the valedictorian. salutato- Point Pleasant. rian, and honorarians of the Hart will also be attending Meigs High School 2005 Ohio University and has as graduating his goal to earn a law degree. class have He is president of the · b e e n National Honor Society, has announced been a member of the quiz by Dennis team for the past two years, Eichinger, writes for the school newspaprincipal. per, was vice president of the K a t i e Environmental Club last R e e d . year, is treasurer of the daughter of Speech and Drama Club, arid Paul and plays trumpet with marching, L a u r i e Randy Hart concert and pep bands and Reed of for the variety show. He also Middlepon, is the valedicto- works parttime as a real rian, and Randy Han, Jr., son estate assistant at Cleland of Sherri Realty, Inc. , Pomeroy. and Randy Honorarian s for 'the 2005 · Hart, St. of class are Matthew ·s a 1 e m Krawsczyn. Zachary Center, . is Dunham, Trevor Depoy, the salutaJennie Young, Casey Lee, torian. Natasha Wise, Jenny Bowles, R e e d Adam Snowden, Pat Dowell, plans to Renee Bailey, Emily Ashley, attend Ohio Jeffrey ·Baughman, Madison University King. Eddie Fife, Carl Wolfe, in the fall. Katie Re~d Jr. . Eric Cullums, Brandon At Meigs Grover, Jeremy Blackston, High School she has been a Aaron Ihle. Jodi Donohue, varsity cheerleader. served as Meli ssa Gow. . , president of Student CounciL In the graduating class are vice president of the National James David Adams, Victoria Honor Society, and was the Carol Adkins, Grant Lane 2004 homecoming queen. Arnold, Emily Denise She , is a vocalist and has made seve'ral pubic appearPlease see Honors, AS ances including playing BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Racine Council fills recently vacated seat BY Bmt SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE - During it's recent recessed.session Racine Village Council ar,poimed resident Ernest. "Ike' Spencer to the council seat vacated by former Councilwoman Joni Fisher who resigned at council's May 2 meeting for personal reasons. Spencer is a life long resident ofRacine and will fulfill Fisher 's councrl term that expires on J)t:c. 31~ 2007. "We're a viable community Beth sercent/t>hoto and we're on the upswing." MotiVational speaker and boomerang expert Gary M. Spencer said about· Racine and Broadbent of Canton spoke to 85 grade SGhool students from it's a~sets. "We've .got a major the gifted programs at Meigs, Southern and Eastern school' districts yesterday at Star Mii1 Park. Broadbent is a 1997 water project coming through United States Boomerang National Champion . four time worid that could' service our commurecord holder and member of the US Boomerang Team. nity for the [\ext I00 years or Besides the history of the boomerang, Broadbent spoke to the more and I'm interested in to implement that students about following dreams, staying positive and realizing. helping properly... that what goes around comes around, like a boome;ang. You need to Insure both your auto and your home so why not save money in the process? Call your American Family agent today lor a free ,no-obligation look at auto and home discounts. So you can check it 6ft yo.ur list, and off your mind. THE AREA'S ONLY AUTHORIZED HEUO$ PROVIDER. J.C. Wood Agency, Inc. 1583 St Rt 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631 825 Third Avenue Callipolis detem1ined that · we didn :t have the resources or the training to deal with this.· so we contacted the Ohio EPA and the Bureau of Criminal In vestigatio n ltnd Identification for advice and clean-up.'' Grau said. When BCII got to the scene. inves tigators determined that the contents of the bags - five covered plastic buckets sealed with duel tape ' In other village business: · Dale Han who represented both the Racine Park Board and the Racine Area Community Organization recei ved permission from council to move the old picnic · tables considered still in good condition to the small shelters at Star Mi 11 Park. Council also approved the . sale of any · remaining picnic tables to benefit the park board's restroom fund . Seniors from the Southern . FFA program recently constructed 12· new picnic benches for the large shelter house at Star Mill Park at a cost of $122 per table. RACO contributed $1200 to the construction of the tables white the Racine Park Board picked up the remairlder of the costs. RACO Please see Council, AS A simple reminder about insurance discounts. .A Saturday morning ritual kind of reminder. .IG ~"'let PRESCRIPTION <!9aHipoll~ 13ailp ~ribune Charlene .Hoenloh/photo Brandon Buckley completes some repair work on the interior of the former Pamida store. where he and his brother, Ryan,. will open Alligator Jack's Flea Market on May 27. Final survey Boorne~ champion results identify. . speaks to · ed students Middleport shoppers 2605 Jackson Ave. Pt. Pleasant. WU · \\\\\\ . IH\d ,! d\ltrj;,•fllllh ' ll lll ll HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Please see Nlarket. AS wwww. turnpllleflm.c:om . - ODOT workers find meth lab contents in ditch GREAT BEND - Ohio agencies and a hazardous rr\ate~ials clean-up tirm from West Virginia removed materials from sever.a l plastic garbage bags on the closed ponion of Ohio 338 near the William S. Ritchie Jr. Bridge that proved to be ingredients for methamphetamine pro- Pomeroy, Ohio Portable Oxygen ,· ·• ll • -CUt •.., BREED.@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 700 East Main StrE:et Home Oxygen I'lll ' "Sil \,. n. .. · ' ' • 't · New flea market opens Memorial Day weekend Powell's FOODFAI Pruett: W.Va.-Marshall series long overdue · CHARLESTON, W.Va. · (AP) - A beaming Bob Pruett sat a few rows deep in ~e audience as the highestranking officers in state government, education. and college sports welcomed the return of the football series between Marshall and West Virginia, University. · The recentlv retired Marshall coach for years has Wanted the teams to renew their series. · Gov. Joe Manchin helped make the wish come true, Manchin brought the schools' athletic directors to Charleston on Friday . morning. When talks stalled, Manchin came up with the key idea that solidified the !Jact. On Tuesday, Manchin ;mnounced ' a seven-game · series. . · "It's been a long time coming. an overdue time coming," Pruett said. : The teams. who have met just once in the last 83 seasons, will resume their series on ~ept. 2, 2006, . in administration" of the basket- tion for four years for recruitball progra_m from July 1998 to ing violations. unethical conMay 2002: duct and academic fraud. _ Another NCAA finding Georgia also was fon:ed to involves an, onhodomist give up one scholarshrp lor allegedly J'roviding free and each of the next three seasons, discounte services to five forfeit victoriesfrom the 2001women's basketball players. 02 and 2002-03 seasons and Ohio State ha;, until July to lose official credit for panicirespond. A hearing in front of pating in the 2002 NCAA tour·the NCAA inti-actions commit- nan1ent. · · tee is scheduled for October. Smith and Ohio State Last June. Ohio State fired · President Karen Holbrook said 0' Brien for arranging a $6,700 this week it's RQSsible that the payment .to the family of a men's basketb,iJI program, now r~.:nrit. In December. the headed by <:;oach Thad Matta, ><.:haul self-imposed a one-year will face NCAA sanctions. postseason tournament ban on, Rather than penalize the curthe men's basketball program. rent coaches and players, Other claims a~ainst the bas- Smith said the university might· ketball program rnvol ve boost- strip the progmm of its 1999 c:r Kathleen Salyers allegedly Final Four appearance: two Bi& grvmg meals, cash and livmg Ten co-championships ana . dxpen~es to an unnamed for- four NCAA · tournament \Tier player. Salyers' allegations appearances from 1999 to that she clothed. fed and 2002, when the alleged violahoused fomner ·player Boban. tions occurred: Savovtc became known m a The NCAA takes selflawsuit, .which was dismissed imposed punishments into last wee!,<:. effect when considering sancChristianson . declined. to nons. speculate on any possible saneScott Chipman, a spokesman . !tons that might come out of · for the Big Ten, dechned comthe October hearing with the menr on the NCAA's list of NCAA infractions committee. charges against Ohio State, Last August, the infractions saying the conference has a committee placed Georgia's policy ag~nstdiscussing ongobasketball program on proba- mg mvesttgatrons. Variety show'set for weekend at MHS, A6 ' (740) 441..0202 (740) 4i6-0l14 3084 State Route 1eo Woodland Cent. Complea (Aktou from Ho~Zw 'hdlcat c.nt.r} gwool@amfam.com , Mon. • Fri. 9;00 am - 5;00 m Glilllpol'-. Ohio , .. J.C. Wood Agency, Inc. 22 5 Bro,adway St. · Jackson. 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