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FRANK & EARNEST ' How to generate an extra entry When You 42 Gsrllcky dish 45 Farm .;,lcle 7 Kev-pte 11 Fish ~ to-be 12 Siberian river 14 Sprightli- 35 Records, 7 Envoy as mileage 8 36 Tubular 9 pasta 37 lets 10 13 Keepsake holder coating 38 Bemoan 19 Watches 39 Dinner 21 Charter jacket 24 Work on 41 Forbidden sound · tracks 28 29 31 42 Barter 43 Torte or gateau " 44 Hertz. · brunch Pleads One of a pair Place Kegler's ".competitor 46 Soft color 47 Big hurry 48 Sandals' lack Wrapsup ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio lPtl "\ 1 .... • \ ld , ~ '\, ) SPORTS 51 Unlucky game 33 PFCs 35 Air show · stunt Wrongs Lady's honorific ' things ·fhvph.) · 25 Slimy vegetable 26 lunch or 27 e gambler's note . 36 Nonrust • U of Charleston volleyball inks Garnes. See Page B1 are trying to establish the board's long suit, ydu need(.Elntries over Often· those entries will be obvious. but occasionally a little ingenuity is required to open a doorway. In this deal. how would you try to land six spades after West leads 'a trump? When responder has a hand as strong as South's. he often does best to make a BARNEY YA JEST AIN ~T GOIN' TO TH' RIGHT HMPF !! NOT . MUCH FER NEWS '1'141S WEEK ! i SOURCE, PAW THE BORN LOSER P"Nf\~1 \)\\) .'IOU L(I'.Rt'-1 .._-------, li'ol :>UIOOL TOD~'I, WI LBEJZfORC.( 7 ~ ! ' I--'\" 7- - - mum balanced open1ng. Attar checking on aces w~h Gerber. he Jumped to sill ·declarer made the Key clever play: He ran the heart 10. II it had won , declarer wOuld have had his 12th Irick. When it lost and East shifted to a club, declarer won with his ace, played a heart to dummy's jack- the ·neW entry - and trumped a diamond. Finally, he crossed to the heart ace and pitched his club·queen On the diamond six. ~ --- ~~~u ·-- · ~~~u ~Astro- PEANUTS YES, SIR , MR. PRINCIPAL _M'( TEAC~ER SAID I S~OULD COME TALK. WIT~ '{OU ... IT'5 A!lOUT M'< 6RADE .. ! 60T A ''D-MtNUS '' ON ALL SEVEN OF OUR LAST TEST5 .. 1F THAT DOESN'T AVERAGE OUT TO AN 'A;' Wi4AT DOES? '(Ol/RE A PRINCIPAL, AND '<Ol! NEVEl<. TOOK. MATI-l 7 SUNSHINE CLUB f:RfM! so HO.O~A ~Of (I-lESS. 1 FRIEND? WI~ BY DEJ=AVLT By Bernice Becle O•ol More involvements with ot he rs will be prevalent In the year ahead wtth those who sh11re your social and business interests. Most wt11 be beneficial unions, but watch out for the few lUeS in the ointment don't lead you astray. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - It you 're trying to promote. or sell · so m e thing today, don't lay everything ydu have to oHer on the table all at once. Leave a tew ~goodies~ to c lose the deal as a bonus tqr those wno are dubious. CANCER (June 21-July 22)- This is a day to reach lOr m ore out ot your nead than you do out of your wallet , especially when working out a pricey deal With others . Don't buy what you can't purchase on your own terms . LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) ~ If you are In the middle of negotiating an agree-'" ment today, toOk everything over in minute detail and you could discover that you won ' t have tO make as many concessione as you first thought. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 22) - When having work or services per1ormed today, double-check ~II the bills o r invoices against the actual jobs ·that were pOrforriled before , sig ning a c h41Ck. It 'll protect you f rom being gouged. L..IBRA (Sept. 23·0ct . 23) Even though it may conflict with your plans today. go along w ith the wilt of the majority rather than be insistent upon having your own way. You'li gain far n""!ore In the end. &CORf> IO (Oct. 24 -Nov. 22) - Put your responsibilities be.l ore recre· ational ectfvities today and you'll be able to accomplish much mor8 than you had expected . Once done, there will be plenty of time lor play. SAGITTARIUS {Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The merits of an Idea with which you ' ve ' been toying may be overly inflated In your own mind. However, this doesn't mean there isn't value in it. Separate faCt lrom fiction and m ove tcrward . . CAPRICORN (Dec. 2.2-Jan. 19)- Do not make hasty decisions today cbn·c:erning situattons which could atrect your baM op&rations , aspecially II you are relying on lady Luck to be there tor you . You're on your own AQUARIUS (.Jan . 20-Feb. 19) - Be the tirst to ·call attention to any mistakeS you make that would · attect others. Ae loog as you don't try to shift the blame on them, ttMJy'll help yOu makll the necesaary corrections. PISCES (F8b. 20-M arch 20) Continue to guard your material inter~ ests tOday, especially where JOint ventures are concerhed. So m eone In the group may not be as ethical as the others and will bear watching. ARIES (March 21-April 19) - If you are spokesperson for a group today, ~ a tight reign on the conversation because if tOO ·many toptcs are banered around, hoslllitlell could replace common sense. Be a leader. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) :...__ You'd be smart to let others $e,-..,e as your pr•sa. agents when it comes to voor achievements. Coming from you . it'll sound like bragging ; coming from them, trH b8 pats on the bad!;. too..Y ! I 'M OOINGI C>QWN'fOWN 1'0 G.E'f . C.A'f FQOO ~t ltl l HH\\ Ill\tl.ll[ \-.~11111•1· ·' 111 Weekend traffic violations :n et drugs, cash BY BETH SERGENT 8SERGENT@MYDAtlYSENTINEl.COM MIDDLEPORT -· A reporl of alleged erratic driving called inlo the Middleporl Police Departmenl ended in lhe confiscation of approximately 12 grams of suspected ' crack cocaine, the prescriplion medications Percocet and Xanex, and $1,277 in cash. Middleport Police Chief Bruce Swifl reported thai al 4:47 a.m . on Friday hi s deparlment received a report lhat claimed a vehicle nearlv .struck lhe' Homclown Market building: Middleport Patrolman Chris Frame located the suspept vehicle !raveling west on Cole Streel in the area of ·North Third Street The vehicle continued onto Cole Streel, 1urning right onto North Fourlh Street where Frame observed il . strike a vehicle owned by Sharon Cretsinger of Middleport. · Frame initialed a traffic slop where Tanner w~s fou nd lobe and indenlifed lhc driver of in possession of approximatethe suspecl vehjcle as Eril:: ly 12 grams of suspected Tanner, 19, of Columbus. A crack cocaine, and the pre14-year-old male passenger sc riptio n. medicatoons from Gallipolis was also in Percocet and Xanex. as well lhe vehicle. as $1,277 in cash . . Tanner WilS arrested for Charges may be pendi ng on allegedly driving under the . the juven ile passenger who inOuence, failure to conlrol, was released into the custodv failure lo.display valid registra- of his falher. • tion and no operalor's license. Tanner appeared in Meigs Tanner and hi s passenger - County Court on Friday on were then ·transported to the the traftic cl)arges and was Middlepon Police Stalion also charged with possession BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH OBITUARIES CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebity Ciohe!' cry)ltcgr~ms ae aeotd from Cl~alloo~ by famo~AJ peooie. pa$1 and Ple58!11 Each letteril !he Clphel il!nds 11)1" another Today's clue. Vequals X " J IXF'Y HVCOHNN TOXYJYOZH ; NBF ' N BM WH SJMH ." WHOB " X-QBZ " HFBO .TW NXKHZ PBH OHNI'DHO RIIXOYWA , XSHV OBZOJTDHV PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'What a number of the dead we carry in our hearts. Each ol us bears his cemetery within.ft -Gustave Flaubert (c)20115 by NEA. Inc .. 5-31 me 8-,-0-NTIOi~ -,J---,Ar r t t I t" r ·Honesty pays," granny says.'Yeah."lhey'oungslerre;::~:;:;~~~ plied, 'bull don't think it pays Is ·,s El RIG AI li I~ '~~~~. ~. L. , • ~ _ • • p·~~ut~~~~~ • _ . . UNSCIMIII.f A80V! t!TTfRI JQ G!T ANSWIR <hucklo . quoted bv !filing in 'ht miSSin_9 words you d.,elop frOIR ·11ep No. 3 below. lETtERS IN ,. I Page AS • Anna Lee Warner Grimm Mciver, 73 • Paul Johnson, 70 RA W•dn·• ,dlly, Jun• .1, 2005 (Ot'\f'ET\Tt6N .1 ART JS NoT A CONTEST! I HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTtNEl.COM - ~~== SECAU>f ARl TAAIISCENDS \\lll"\I~P\, ,, Jl"\1 of crack cocaine, a second deg ree felony; corrupting anot.her with drugs, a second degree felony; and trafficking Crack cocaine, a first degree felony. Funher charges may · also be pending against Tanner who was remanded to · the custody of the Meigs Coumy Sheriff's Office on a $100,000 cash bond. Meigs Counly Juvenile Officer Carl Hysell and Pomeroy Officer Christopher Gruber assisted in the case. MHS ALUMNI AWARD ·11 SCHOLARSIDPS TO GRADUATES South lound out that No rth had a mini· There were 11 top lncks. Maybe South could find the heart queen, or the club finesse might succeed. First, though; he tried to establish dummy's diamond six'. That required two diamond rutts in hand · and, therelore, three dummy entries. But only two were apparent: the red-suit aces . After drawing trumps in tl'1ree rounds. ..:..;_-='--' . South played a diamond to dummy's king , cashed the diamond ace (discarding a club Uom hand), and ruffed a diamond. . 'lOUR; &l()Y,""' When the 4·3 break was revealed , s;-" 1 . 1 ~)- minimum response to tea·rn more about the strength of his partner's hand. Here, spades. • P" . . "'l L L(I\RNt.tHf\~1 Wf-\f>.T Ti-\( . P"Will-\ Tf\t. ~12t. or · BRUTUS, YOJ r>W~I &. 1-\UMI'\ OOt:t< 1:> MN:>f__ · I WOIZ\f.l. "'-1 LtA':>T Of IS WORT!-\ f>.OOIJT Fill( DOLL~<:s 1 J SE.\IEN m't'i! -'-rc-'.d' Budget debate takes back seat to invesbnent scandal,A6 number 52 "-Vedis?" 15 Shinto or Zen (abbr.) 53 SimilaJ 16 Japanese 54 Not bad soup 55 Exploll ss. Mosquito, 11 Har,py 18 Ra nbow to us 57 Gl morale makers booster .20 Deep 58. Contented gorges 22 Cartoon sighs mice -and DOWN Meek 23 Tool set 24 Rainout· 1 Trail mix proof 2 Completed V Tams 3 ·Romanlic 3j) Mlnf-!)ulta•s · Island 31 - no1re 4 MooChed 32 Hairpiece 5 Spry 34 Halter 6 - -relief there. It ~ou must ruff two low cards in your hand, you ' require three· entries: two for the ruffs and one to return to the clummy to cash tile es tablished winner(s) . • ~ - (2""'1 49 Ripple 50 Diamond ness o$o II 5 2 Scott honored at Pomeroy Alumni Association banquet, A3 . 39 Antler 4 Consumer J\"orth • • 5 2 ' NEA Crossword Puzzle I' I' • SCJIAM.I!TS ANSWERS e ,. r ' INSIDE ·• Victorian garden tour · and tea planned. See Page A2 • Watershed day planned. See Page A2 • 4·H News. See Page A3 • Law You Can Use. See Page AS • Free childhood immunizations. See Page AS . · • For the Record. See Page AS • Fire that killed nine ruled arson, official says. See Page A6 WEATHER 2_.·Oth .anniversa_ry. , s-u-o s . a.iivo~ -Newty- Bound- Matrix -BE QUIET r • One mother to anolher talking about her young son: Htook me along time lo teach him to talk now t Jlave to teach him 1o BE QUIET." ' ARLO Pleue s• Alumni, Al M~morial Run celebrates Police investigating downtown Pomeroy B&E I I . I· I I• ' POMEROY - Alumni of Middleport High School from across the country returned for the annual reunion held Saturday .night in the Riverbend Ans Council headquarters in the Middlepon Masonic Temple building. Orange and black ban~ers greeted lhe 283 alumni and guests attending. Activilies following the banquet featured entertainment by the Bucktown Band, the · awarding of II scholarships, lhe. recognition of reunion classes· and dancing to old familiar songs. President Myron Duffield conducled the business meelCha~one Hoelllch/photo ing ·which included the election of officers. Duftield was The Bucktown Band, composed mostly of alumni, provided enter.tainment at the Middleport re-elected president; June High School alumni banquet. I(Joes, vice president; Nancy Beaver, secretary; and Carol rabilia could be displayed. At to requ"'t the mone y be ' were awarded 10 eight high Lilchfield, treasurer. lhat time, according to returned since it was not school graduales, the children During the business meel- Duffield, lhe building was to going to ·be us.ed for the pur- or grandchildren of alumni ing Duffield reported on the - be turned into rental !(nils. pose for which il was given . . with a grade point average of Middleporl Cilizens Since then, Duffield said. the Several suggestions on how at least 3.5 htgh school grade Committee, Inc. and .the village has decided to sell the I he money might be used poinl average. $8,000 which the ·Alumni building. ·· were disc ussed with no deciSince 1961 a total of 172 Association had contributed The queslion, said_Duffield, sions being made. siUdents have benefiled in the lo lhe renovation of the old is what is to happen to the The Rev. Clifford Coleman amounrof $67,800 _ Middleport -High School with $8,000 given ro lhe slill ac1ive gave prayers, lhe group sang Receiving lhe 2005 scholarCitizens the alma maier and door ships were: stipulations which included Middleport lh.al a place be preserved for Committee, Inc. for renova- . prizes were presemed. Healher Ault of Springfield, lhe alumni to meet and an01h- tion purposes of the schooL dallghter of graduales Tamara Scholarships awarded and Gerald Auil of er place where trophies, the Duffield presented se veral school bell and other memo- options and the alumni voted Susan G. Park Scholarships Springfield , · who . will be Clark · State attending Community College nurs' ing: Joanna Butcher of Rockport, Ind.. daughter of graduates James Butcher and granddaughter of Margaret June McElhinny Butcher and the late Ira Butcher; Purdue University, apparel design; Patri'ck Dowell · of Middleport, grandson of graduate Carol Mowery, Ohio University, engineering; Sarah Pore of Chester, granddaughter of graduate James Ebersbach, University of Rio Grande, education; Schmoll ' of Lauren Cheshire, granddaughter of graduate Robert Schmoll, Oho State University, joumal1 ism or optometry. ,...:__._, -· April Moore of Columbus, granddaughter of graduate Lillian Sl:)ven Manley, undecided school, biologtc;ll sci-. ence·s. Jam in Riley of Norfolk, Va., grandson of graduate Clara Belle Riley, Old Dominion University, hislory and politi-' cal science. · Natasha Wise of Middleport, granddaughter of Andrew Batey, Hocking College, nursing. McComas Receiving Moore scholarships were Jacob Young of Portmouth, $1 ,000, grandson of graduate 8. JANIS INDEX SEcnoNs C:alendars 2 12 PAGFS Classifieds BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY - An alleged breaking and. entering of · Insta-Cash on West Main Streel in downtown Pomeroy .. someti'me overnight Monday remains under investigation. Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Proffitt said that the BCI ha~ been contaqed to assist in the investigation. He said . that lhe alleged perpetrators apparently entered through the front door since there is no other entrance to the building . A sec1ion of glass in the · door was Shai- Pie~ see Comics Dear Abby Editorials Sullmlttetlplloto ·The Meigs County Bikers Association celebrated their 20th Annual Memorial · Run this weekend with approximately 700 B Section bikers filling the Pomeroy Parking Lot. The bikers left the parkSports ing lot and ~eaded to Jqrdan's Campground on Laurel Road near Albany where food and live music were part of the weekWeather A6 end's festivities. The Memorial Run raises money to provide Christmas gifts for needy children. © 2005 Ohio V•lley Publ~hinl Co. Obituaries Patrolman _Shannon Smith , · front, and Chief of Police Mark Proffitt look at the shattered glass in the front door of lnsta-Cash which was · entered sometime Monday. An undisclosed amount of cash was t<;~ken . Co~nty's • RELAY SOUPTONUTZ Palkl., ~ ~-lch/ pholo -for Life is _Friday! FORUFE • .. Holzer Medical Center is a proud sponsor of the Gallia County Relay for Ute ' I �.C The Daily Sentinel ' . ' PageA2 MMUNITY VVednesday,Junet,2oos ' from Page A1 Joe Young. who will be attending. Ohio University maJonng m mustc: and Jamin Riley of Norfolk, Va., $500, grandson of grad uate Clara Bell Riley, Old Dominion University. hi story and politi- . . : cal sc tence. The Crawford Grey Lewis scholarship went to Brandon Grover. son of Thomas· and Connie ·Roush, who will be attending West Virginia Utiiversit\' to prepare . for becoming a sci~nce teacher. POMEROY - Andrea Burdette of Pomeroy was named to the · dean's list at Ashland University in Ashland for the spring semester. earning a grade point average of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. On President's List MHS alumni altending Alumni returning for the reunion from their respective classes were as follows: 1935: Edi son Baker, ·Middleport . . Clifford 1936 : · Cunningham. Lima. 1940. Bettv Roush Allensworth. ·Groveport: Martha ·Kauff Collins. Venice , Fla: Wiliam Guy Suter, Barnwell, S.. C.: Charles Entsminger. South Brandon Grover Charleston, W. Va.: Dorothy Stewart White, Fort Gratiot. Demer . Rice . Mich.: Middeport; . Matha Cunningham, l..,ima: Dorothy Clatworth Long. Middleport; Betty Koehler. ·Gallpolis; Michael Hackett, Ft. Myers, Fla.: Mildred Asbury Mose ly. St. Albans, W. Va. · 1941: Jean Roush· Russell, Worthington. 1942 : Henry Clatworthy. Middleport: Joseph Young. Salesville;! Barbara Hackett Mullen. Norma Koehler Custer. Pomeroy. 1943 : Patricia Dev.ol Jamlo Riley Kloes, Bidwell: Rowen a Warren Young, Salesville; Co lumbus: Willard Miller, Lois Roush c;:unningham. Wooster; Nancy Rawlin gs Syracuse. . Johnson. Delaware: Ronald · 1944: Jeanne Young L. ·Fultz, .Westerville; Gary Waylan , Donna McCool Bradbury, Syracuse. 1945; Marty Roller Gress, Braun, Pomeroy; Ruby Middleport; . Dorothy Singer Yeauger Vaughan , Brady Casey, Gallipolis: Wanda · Huffman. Sharon Riley G Ashley. Yvonne . Hackett K hi H · oe er ames, rovcrport: Scally,· Roger Williams, Charlotte Gibbs Elberfeld. Ponieroy; Maxine Herrmann Middleport; Iris VanCooney Little, Middleport. Stanley, Franklin; Fred A. 1946: Roy A. Evans, Canal Lewi s, Cleves; Ruth Ward Winchester; Alfred Winchester, Colorado Gallipiolis: Springs, Colo: Patricia Baker Scarberry, R' h dB Russell, Hot Springs, Ariz.; IC ar ailey, Middleort. Barbara Scott Stonecypher, 1947: John Fultz, Clara Columbus. M. Jane Young, Gilmore Riley, Middleport; Micco, Fla.; Jan~ Singer John Kauff, Point Pleasdant. Harper, Gallipolis; Sheila · 1948: Marilyn Knopp Stover Hubbard, Lancaster; Fultz, Dorothy Miller Roach, Ph II' Middeport; Lorraine Riggs ny 1; Ebersbach, Orchard N ff R d d Lake, Mtch. · e · avenswoo • an 1956: James Mourning, Helen Gilkey Byer, Middleport; Lar(y K. Lewis, . Bellefonta ine : · Juanita Baltimore. 1949: Kitty Bachtel Dallas, Hawkings Walker. Pataskala; Agoura Hills, Calilf; Dave Juli a Probasco Mark. Diles, Athens: Jane Custer Bethesda. Md.; Larry Estep, Sayre, · Hilliard; Hazel c0 1 b E · Hawkins Ginther, Columbus: urn us: rnestine Asbury McComas, Parkersburg. W. Charles Byer, Baltimore; and va. Betty Ward Field, Virginia Grogan Holman . Trotwood; John Vroman, Middleport. Lakeland, Fla.; and Fred 1950: Robert L. Richards. Fillinger, Dayton. Columbus; Fred L. Hotlman. 1957: James Bowles, Point Raymond Walburn. Norma Pleasant: James Mille Middleport; Jean Custer, Jean Searls ·Huffman, Craig, and Mary Gilmore Edward McComas, Las Brewer, Middleport; Donna Vegas, Nev.; Barbara Russell Hayth, Capteina Mora, Pomeroy; an' Ruth Wellston; Grace Montgomery . Gat! Stumbo Hovatter, . Middleport. Abbott, Pomeroy. 1~51 · : Jtm Buell, 1958: Judy VanCooney Kmghtdale, N. C.; Don Stuber, Greenfield, Ind.; Payne, Dayton; Betty Ashley Charles Waylimd Coolville; · Athens; Carol . Blaker Oiler. Snow-Rosser. Fr~nces Chase Young, Stockport; James Wilson, · Chfton, W. Va.; · Charle~n Sandusky; Sandra Fultz Wtlhams Cochran, Gahpohs; Brown Ron Miller Judy Roger Dillard, Pomeroy: Arnold: Donald Karr. ·Phyllis Roscoe \Vtse, Myron Stanley Baker, Middleport, Duffield, Middleport; Dana and Carnell Vance, Cheshire. Walburn, Salem. Ore. 1959: Richard Roller 1952: Richard Rawlings, Belpire; Norman Manley: Mason, W. Va; Ruth Chase Columbus; Kit Neal ·Jenkins. Nancy Miller Columbus: Peggy ·Farmer Beaver, June Smart Klees, Harrah, no address. · June Seines . Duffield, . 1960: Marianne Woodgerd, Mtddleport; Dons Mayse Columbus: Loretta ' Hanning Coleman •. Jac~son; Carol~n Roller, Belpre; Dennis Pterce Lllchfleld, Frankhn Walburn. Beverly; Olivia Clark, Point Pleasant;'. Bowles Lockett, Shaker 1953: Mary Bradley Heights; . Jerry Fry, . Stanton. Manetta. Ga. Montgomery, Ala.; Phyllis 1954: . V1rgtl Manley, Hilbert · Townsley. Brecksv1lle: , Charlene Fayetteville; Barbara Stiles · Thomas. Rae Mills 'Fr). Pomeroy ; Ruth Ann Gwiazdowsky, Middleport, Fanner Boyer. Middleport ; Kathryn . Payne Hayden. Roger Bennett. Sioux City, Dayton, and Barbara Bowles Iowa ; Carter' " French. Setzer, Columbus. Middleport; Peier Wernes. 1955: Jim Puckett , Gerinany: and · Lynn PARKERSBURG. W.Va . - Jason Barringer of Co9lvi lle .·and Patricia Keenan of Tuppers Plains were named to the president 's list at Mountain State College in Parkersburg, W.Va. ·for the winter term, having earned a grade point average!' of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale. . . Victorian garden tour and tea _planned . camp includes hands on nature activities. hiking. and fun le"on-; on clean water and natural re>ource conser· val ion . Tho;e who are inter~>ted are to call 9n-4~82 or stop by the office by Friday June 3 at 4:30 if you are intere,ted is · attending this fun event. . PARKERSBURG - JuliaAnn Square Histor.ic District will hold · its fifth annual Victorian Garden Tour and Tea ·· from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, June 18-19, 1-4 p.m. The cost is $1.5 for six gar· dens in the Historic Di strict, · all within walking distance. Men will receive a $5 discount on Sunday. Father's Day. A Victorian Tea consisting Of an a~ortment of beverages as well as a selection of pas· tries and desserts is included . April Moore . Tickets may be purchased the day of the tours ·on the lawn of the First Methodist Church at the corner of Juliana and Tenth Stree.ts. A plant sale will be held throughout the weekend. Other vendors will also be available. All proceeds are to benefit ·Parkersburg's Julia· Ann Square Historic District and will go toward restoring side· walks and other improvements. For more information call Deborah Shaffer at 304-428· 8536. I . ATHENS - Dr. Warren L liative care. Hospice and pain Wheeler, a central figure in management. Dr. Wheeler Hospice and c.om.fort care, recently spoke to area .physiwill share his expertise on cians over dinner at Seven WOUB-AM 's . midday com· Sauces, an eve nt sponsored munity talk program, Live by · Appalachian Community Lauren Schmoll Natasha Wise From Studio B. His program, Hospice, Purdue Pharrna and Mich.: Peter Walburn , which airs on June 3 at 12 :30 Ohio University College of Jacobsburg. . p.m., will focus on the Ohio Osteopathic Medicine , He Pain Initiative and its goal to addressed treatment optio.ns 1963~ John Allensworth, ease pain and suffering. and barriers to pain manageReynoldsburg; Sarah Bechtle Or. Wheeler has spent 25 ment. Klontz, Lancaster: Arland "He has a good grasp of King, Pomeroy. and Jeanne years working with Hospice and palliative medicine. He what the problems are," said Bowles Gross, Gahanna. family 1964 Judy Wildermuth pioneered the development of . Dr. D. Marazon, Allenswotth, Reynoldsburg; two Hosptce programs, pub- · physician. Tune into WOUB-AM Lillian Slaven Manley, lished several original papers in medical. journals and has Athens ( 1340) to learn more Columbus; Cinda Sauer Harris, .Marilyn Swan presented over 500 lecture s about medicine solutions in Anderson, Carolyn Nicholson locally and nationally on pal- pain management. French, Middleport. · 1965: Alan Wallace, Canal ... Coming lhulsday in Sentinel ..: Winchester; Robert Swanson, Nashville, Tenn.; Judy Kerns Jacob Younc Well, Shae; Roger Keith Buchannan Kitchen Mason, Morgan, Utah; Tooele, W.Va. Martha Fowler King, Jerry 1961: Raymond Kloes, Vanlnwagen, Pomeroy: Judy to'.· ;• ' Darrell L. Bechtle, Tom Moore Webb, Lancaster; . Anderson, Middleport; Doris Marty Nicholson, Nashville, Rice Walburn, Beverly; Tenn.; David Vujaklija, Walter Harris, Pensacola, Reedsville; Christine Bahr Fla.; Bill McCool, Dublin; Williams, Gallipolis; Diane and Randall Bowles, Shaker VanCooney Lynch, David Heights. Casci. Carol King Brewer, 1962: Charlene Davis · Middleport; Mary Walburn Batey, Middleport; Beverly Taylor, Fostoria; and Candice Perrin Dixon, Clarkston, . Bahr Pope, Gallipolis. . a ·the ~~~a~~ f~ Ge f? ' Wcdnesdal', June I PAGEVILE ·_ Scipio Tru stees Will meet at 6:30 p ..m. at the Paoeville town hall. · · e POMEROY - The 911 committee 'viii meet 'at 6:30 p.m at th e EMS training , room . The meeting is open to the publtc and for more inforc mation call 992-66JIJ. :vlondav, June 6 SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees. 7 p.m. at the Symcuse vi llage hall. Clubs and organizations . Friday, June 3 MIDDLEPORT - Peoples · Bank ql Middl~pon will host a customer appre'ciatiun· coin show with ·refreshment s, prizes and fuQ. Coins can 'be · brought in for free appraisal. A large collection of coins and paper money . will be on disp lay. Featured prizes to be given in drawings will include two uncirculated sil· ver certificates with consecutive serial numbers, a Morgal] . · ~J;f~~t T' E Wednesday, june 1. 2~05 Wedding presence is denied to disapproving relatives >ilver dollar and a Peace ,il· HARRISONVILLE - The ver dollar. ·Harri'<'n' ille Masonic Lodge Thursday. June 2 will meet at 7:30p.m. at the TDUPERS PLAINS lodge hall. Re fre,hments VFW Post 9053 Auxiliary aflerwan.ls. DEAR ABBY: Mv ~i rl­ are the nn~ . . . t ftL'\."l i2 J. will meet at 7 p.m. at the hall. Tuesday, J nne 7 friend of seve ral " vears. The _:\:ni\lll,II A.lopecJa New officers will be POMEROY - The Mcio s "Tatl'li ... became my fian cee Arc-at.t ~- nundat tll tl otfl.'r-.. . . up Coi.Jiny American Canc~r last fall. We plan to be marinstalled. j)l111 group ..... do.·. t.tikd informaTa , kforc e meetinue ried. this summer. I· a111 white: CHESTER ·_ Chester- Societv . tion ab(lll t dtrr ...·nt· re"l'i.II'Ch. Shade · Historical Assocation. will be held at 12 p.m. in the · Taini i' black . For th~ majo rtreatmL' Ilh . ., 11l L'd JL'a t infl)rma will meet at 7 p.m. the basement conference room of ity of our relatil'es. this is not Dear tinn . and Jllu l· b mor~ th ~lt (he Pomeroy Librarv. Lunch a prohlem . A few close relaCourthouse. Abby Cou ld edllc;!lc \our mnther ~tnd will be provided. Call tives . . howei·cr_ have made Friday, Jund ~ndit IIlLI. .)-q u hoth ,!Jou!J POMEROY. PERS. Courtney Sim for mor~ infor- their disapproi''J I ·o f interra.\' i \Jt . ll'\\\~ b ' -.ik . Local 74, will meet at II :.+5 mati on· or to RSVP. 992- cial marriage 4uite clear. I ww\\ · .naa f.pr~. ur e-mail it at a.m. f'or a luncheon at the 6626. chalk tt up to their generation in(un '"'f.nr~: I linpe you'll dP MIDDLEPORT Se"1ior Citizens Center. Call · and the world they grew up already .voiced di>approval It st~J ll. .lil';<~lht' the group !-. Lodge .i63 in. The ci1·iJ ri ghts 'move ment would make a poor guest. holdmg lh _lith annual ,·ntJfcor. '!92·2161 for luncheon reser· Mid'}I!>Port F&AM will meet ai 7:30p.m. !lever h~ppened for them . vations .. May your marria ge h e ~ long ence in T,unpa. Fla .. June ·.1 0 at the Temple . Ta·mi and I ha ve decided and happy one. Saturday. June 4 through Juh .' . If vou and vou r not to inl'ite t·ho'e .who disap· DE,AR ABBY: I am a 13· mother (an.attcn,f. the\ ·11 ha, e RACINE - Racine .Area · prove . I don't even want year-old girl livin g throuvq a progr<nm and <.: anip' ·for kith Coimmunity Organization them tf have the option. nightmare. When ' 1 was "4, 1 from 5 to 17. GooJ luck 1 will be holding its summer Sourpusses do not make good got a disease that caused my DEAR .-\BBY: Ever 'i n,·e food drive for the Meig >. . 'Saturday, June 4 wedding. · guests, so why hair to. fall out. I· wear a wig · my bo>s .lcarncd we Ji ve l'l'''c Cooperative 'Parish from R POMEROY -· - Ruth a.m. to I p.m. Saturday ·at Taylor ·will be gg on June 4. ·waste the invitation'' With and liw in con,tant fear that to each .ot her (~ib ou t 15 minthe corner of Third and Cards 1nay be sent to her at help . from Tami's father. · it will ' slip or fall off. It's ut es betwee n us). he ha -. asked . me for a ride home Pearl Streets 1n Ractne. 37800 Sum ner Road. we're paying fcir the wed- ma~ng me mi sera!Jie. ding. and · we are in agree· Some girls sa)· I am ewry day. The ride i'. about Canned food. ~ s well as . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ment. Mv mother. however "Juckv" becau se' I will never cl5' minute,. How do ! tell him Monday June 6 paper products. shampoo an.[ is worried about insulting have "to >have. I would give "nn" without getting lirctl'.' conditioner. deodorant. LONG BOTTOM I think it wou ld be a anything to sha,·e. My mom people. Help! - HAD IT IN HACK laundry soap: dish soai and Victor Bahr will be 85 on lesson for them toexpe · doesn't understand what it's good ENSACK monetary donations will. be June 6. Cards may be sent to DE;AR HAD IT:· \l ake ~cc~ pted . For more mlorhtm at·.\H814 Township Road rience that there are conJe· like. Al though >he tries. she attitudes'. just makes things worse. yo ur,elf less available t'nr quence s for racist mat1on call 949-2656 or 404, Long Bottom. Ohio I told Mom I'd run this one How can I cope with this ta.x1 'ervice. Start fill inc 'our 949-2031 . -+57·B . by you. Your · thoughts. when no one I know under- caknuar with , err<tnJ,. please '' WEDDING stands. or even care s about i" appointments and · '"c ia I PLANNER ·IN N.Y. effects on my l.ife ? engagements after work. You DEAR' WEDDING ' ''NAKED" IN NEW can't be fired for havin~ a PLANNER: I'm not sure ORLEANS schedule other than ' tra ieht ' whose relatives yo u' re plan·DEAR "NAKED'': An . to work and straight hume~ Dear Abby is written by aid, the food pyramid and ning to exclude. yours or excellent way to cope with Tami's. since racism is a sad your prpblem is to talk with Abigail Van Burell , also birds. Nicole Moodispaugh fact of life across the board other yo un g peopl e · who known as jeanne Phillips. and gave a report on strep throat and Larissa Riddle covered in our soc iety. However. I share it. You have a fairly was four~ded by ller mother, see no reason to issue an common autoimmune conch- Pauline Phillips. lhite Dear safe cahlping. Kickball was enjoyed by invitation to anyone you feel tion called "alopecia areata ... Abby at www.Dearrlbby.com Tile Lakeside Leader' .+-H the gro up before refresh- would cast' a pall over the It occurs in men and women. or P.O. Box 69./.10, V•s ·.wedding. Someone who has but most often young people · Al1geles, CA 90069. Club met re~ent l y at the ments were served. Reedsville United Methodist . . . . Zach Moore, News Church Annex with 33 mem- Reporter bers. four advisors and 23 visitors present. •. . MeJTlbers discussed T· shirts to be offered new members at $9 · each. se ll in~ Tupperware. and a recre~ . The WooleY. Bully and ational trip to be planned More 4-H Club met recently later to either Geauga Lake. at the Moore residence with King's Island or Splashdown. nine n1cmbers and two advi· At another meeting a sors present. Business was camping trip was set fo r June election of officers. planning 7-1 at Forked Run State Park, meetings and discussing and July I0 was set for all ideas for meetings. A workprojects and book work to be shop for animals was dis· completed. Safety . reports cussed and recreational given at the meetings were by · games were played. Larissa Riddle on basic bike Clayton Moore. News safety and signals. animal Reporter bites by Nicole Moodispaugh and drowning prevention by Larissa Riddle. The May 15 meeting was Plans for a car wash on held at the Belleville Locks . Submttted photo and Dam with plans being Monday were made when the fi'na li zed for th e group's . Outlaws 4-H Club met Kathleen Scott who will observe her 100111 birthday on Oct. 6, was given special recognition ai recreational trip . Lessons. recently at the fa irgrounds. the Pomeroy Alumni Assoc iation banquet Saturday night. Mrs. Scott graduated from Pomeroy were given by Bri anna Ayres. Officers were elected and a High school in 1925 and WflS at the banquet to observe her 80th class reunion. She was presented with a locket by the Alumni Association. With Mrs. Scott. at the banquet were from the ~ebecca Chadwell , Larissa Fun Show was discussed. Rache.lle Davis. News Riddle· and David Frank left, her great-granddaughter, Megan Harrison: her daughter. Mary Scott Wtse. and tier grand· regarding. cattle. basic first Reporter. daughter, Jennifer Wise Harrison. Birthdays 4-H NEWS . Nationally renowned specialist advocates · p<Mn management on WOUB-AM . Watershed day planned . POMEROY -. Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District i; ;pon;uring a Watershed Day Camp Ju ne 15 and 16 near Rutland. There is a regi>tration fee of $10 per children or $15 for two children to help cover the cmt of lunch and snacks for each. day. Th e Public meetings On Dean's List Heather Ault .. Community Calendar , School Briefs Alumni The Daily. Sentinel J Meigs County Dairy 4-H Club The Meigs County Dairy 4H Cluh met recently at the Ed Holter home with 15 members. two Cloverbuds and three advisors in attendance. · Club dues to be paid by the fourth meeting were set at $2. Comm ittees for fair booth, ice cream and trailer booth were ass igned and trips for ·the summer were discussed. The Meigs County -Dairy 4H Club met at the home of Jordan and Jacob Parker with · II members, two Cloverbuds and three advisors present. Club trips and tag-in were discussed and books were passed otU . . Health talks were presented · by Ben Ayres on eating healthy food and Jacob Parker on the dangers of smoking. Safety talks were presented by Kirk Pullins on the dangers of drinking and driving and by · Garrett Ritchie on not playing with matches. Refreshments were served by the Parkers. The next meeting will be at 10 a.m .. on June 18 at Garrett Rttch1e's . home. Audrionna Pullins . N~ws · Reporter. . ·Lakeside Leaders 4-H Club ' Scott honored at Pomeroy Alumni Assodation banquet Wooley Bully and More ' The Outlaws . Birthday .observed 2005 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival June 3rd & 4th·at the Pomeroy, Ohio Riverfront Parking Lot · . r-----------~--~ Live Entertainment Friday, June 3rc1 Joey Wilcoxen 3:30-6:39 PM Dwight Icenhower &:00-9:00 PM Saturday, Jtine 4111 Rockin Reggie 9:00 AM-11:30 AM County Road 5 11:30 AM-2:30PM The Prescription 3:00-8:00 PM Shhhbang 6:00·9:00 PM r·----------------~ Activities BBQ Rib Vendors Ride the Ohio River on the Spirit of South Charleston Sternwheeler We'll deliver all the local happenings to your home. Stop by our office · and subscribe to the Daily Sentinei for 6 months for only $59.15 and receive a comic FREE umbrella*! · · 'I f you-are a current sub~c riber. you can recei ve a free umbrella by extending your subscription for. ! ;ear for only $ 115 .84. (• Payment must be made in per~n at the· Daily Sentinel, I I I Conn St., Pomeroy, Ohio in order to receive your Free comi~ umbrella . 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Adam and Aleigha Tilli s. Eric Runyon and Dustin Vaughn. J JT's Stove Top BBQ . (Last years Peoples Choice Winner) · Tour a wOrking AEP River Transportation . ,Towboat The Munchie Mobile Guided Motorcycle Tour along the Ohio River Parker & Sons BBQ .. •· Motorcycle Plnstripper on site Andy Howard BBQ Friday Evening Motorcycle Light Parade from P,omeroy thru New Haven 1/N Bill Stine BBQ & Concessions Special Appearance by: Katie Reed Julie InbOden · Bike Show includes 4 classes of Gold Wings and an open class Check us out on the,web at www.goldwingsandribs.com Lots of. local Artisans Cour:~try Chrome Motorcycle.Parts & ACCe5$orleS Riverfront Honda new model display Honda of Jackson new model display and motorcycle parts and acces6orles Saturday Evening MotorcycJe Light P;~rade from Pomeroy/Middleport thru Racine And a whole lot more, come and join us ... The Gold Wmgs and Ribs Festival will be held rain or shine. The festival is free to the general public and ~ is a family oriented, alcohol free . event Participation in the motorcycle events requires a $25.001motorcycle registration fee & includes 2 Stemwneeler Ride Ttckets. · . fl?:l ~ Far11K'rs ,.....,.,..,_,Bank AlP ANiiRICAN ELECTRIC POWER �,, ' •I PINIQ. S~ntinel The Daily The Daily Sentinel . Do you know of any school that · dispenses Tylenol without parental permission·! For the most part. they can't. But in .six states and the Dist,rict of Co lum bia. it is currently legal •for a child to get an ab'ortiun without a parent's permission. In II states. parental consent laws are bogged down in court rulings. The majority of states. 33: have working prohibi tion s on .kids getting abortions without parental permission. · The debate over parental notification is red hot: Priscilla Owen's judicial nomination was partly . held up by Democrats 'because of .a parental-notification ruling ·she made on the Texas ·Supreme Court. Now the nation's top court has agreed to get involved in the' issue. The U.S . Supreme Court will hj:ar a challenge to New Hampshire's parental-consent law in its fall term. The Granite State's law requires a girl's parents to be notified 48 hours before 'ln abortion is performed. Last year. a federal appeals court found lhat the · law was unconstitutional based on a 1992 Supreme Court precedent that forbids any "undue burden" on the · 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Con~l!ress sit all make ·no law re$pecting atl establislunent of religion, or proltibiti11g the .free exercise tltereof; or abridging the freedom of speecl1, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition ·the Govemmentfor a redress of grievances. - . -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TOI)AYIN HISTORY Today is Wednesday. June I . the IS~nd day of 2005. There are 213 days left in the. year. . Today's Hi gh light in History: On June I. 1813. the commander of .the U.S. frigate Chesapeake. Captam James . Lawrence. said. "D0n't give up the sl1 ip" <.luring a losing battle with a Briti sh frigate. . · . · On this date: In 1792, Kentucky bec·ame the I 5th state of the union. In 1796. Tennessee became the 16th state. In 180 I. Mormon leader Brigham Ynung was born in Whitingham , Vt. . In 18~8. James Buchanan, the 15th president of the United States, died near Lancaster. Pa. In 1926. actress Marilvn Monroe was born in Los Angeles. In 1943, a civi lian llight from Lisbon to London was shot down by the Germans during World War II . killing all aboard. including actor Leslie Howard. · In 1944, the British Broadcasting Corporation ai red a coded message intended to warn the French resistance that the D· Day invasion was imminent. · In 1958, Charles de Gaulle became premier of France. In 1977, the Soviet Union formally charged ) ewish human rights act ivi st Anatoly Shcharansky with treason. (S hcharansky was imprisoned, then released in 1986.) In 1980, 25 years ago, Cable News Network made its debut. Ten years ago: President Clinton visited Billings, Mont. , where he·met with farmers and presided over a televised town hall meeting. · · · Five years ago: With about half an hour to spare, Texas Governor George W. Bush blocked the scheduled execution of convicted killer Ricky McGinn so that possibly exculpatory DNA evidence could be reviewed. (The DNA teSts failed to establish McGinn 's innocence. and he was put (o death by injection in September 2000.) · One year ago: A federal judge declared the Partial-Birth Abo11ion Ban. Act unconstitutional , ·saying the measure infringed on womt:n's right to choose. Ghazi Mashal Ajil alYawer, a powerful Sunni Muslim tribal leader and critic of the U.S.-Ied occupation, was named president of Iraq 's incoming government. Historian-biographer William Manchester died in Middletown, Conn., at age 82. Today's Birthdays: Actor Andy Griffith is 79. Actor Edward Woodward is 75. Actor Pat Corley is 75. Singer Pat Boone is 71. Actor-writer-director Peter Masterson is 71. Actor Morgan Freeman is 68. Actor Rene AubeJj onois is 65. Opera singer Frederica von Stade is 60. Rock musician Ron Wood is ~8. Actor.Jonathan Pryce i·s 58. Actor Powers Boothe is 56. Actress. Gemma Craven is 55. Singer Graham Ru ssell· (Air Supply) i.s 55. Country singer Ronnie Dunn (B rooks and Dunn) is 52. Actress Lisa Hart111an Black is 49. Singer-musician Alan Wilder is 46. Rock musician Simon (iallup (The Cure) is 45. . Country musician Richard Comeaux (River Road) is 44. Actor. singer Jason Donovan is 37. Actress Teri Polo is 36. Modelactress Heidi Klum is 32. Singer Alanis Morissette is 31. Thought for Today: "Patience! Patience! Patience is the invention of dullards am:! sluggards. In a well-regulated world there should be no need of such a thing as patience. "~ Grace King, American author ( 1852-1932). · Pub11Shed every atternoon. Monday · ••- (740} 992-2156. Department extenslon.s are: ., News Editor: Charl.e ne Hoeflich, Ext 12 ' ' · Darth Vendor: .Revenge of the Sips Reporter: Bria n Reed. E)lt. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, Ext. 13 • Advertising Outside 5alea: Dave Harris, Ext. 15 OU1alde Soles: Brenda Davis, Ext 16 ClaaaJCini.: Judy Clark, Ext. 10 Circulation Ol"rlct Mgr.: Jason Patterson , Ext. 17 General Manager Charlene HoefliCh. E>ct. 12 E·mail: news@myda1tysent1net co~ Web: www.myda11ysent1nel com Ohio NeWspaper AssociatiOfl . Postmaster: Send address corrections to The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street. Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769. Subscription What is an annuity? ·' MIDDLEPORT ~ Paul Leslie (Poddie) Johnson , 70, of Middleport went to be with the Lord Monday. May 30, 2005 from his residence. He was born on November 18, 1934 in Middleport to Mildred K. Wyatt Meadows of Middleport and the late Paul A. Johnson. He was a member of the Middleport First Baptist Church and a veteran of the United States Army and the Army National Guard. He was a devoted husband and father. He is survived by his wjfe of 43 years Minnie Imboden Johnson of Middleport; two daughters Kim (Gary) Keffer of Chesapeake, Va. and Desiree (Tim) Taylor ofPomeroy; three . grandsons Gary (Jennifer) Keefer Jr. of Greensboro, NC, Jamie Keffer of Chesapeake, Va., and .Jason Taylor of Cincinnati. A memorial service will be announced later. Paul made an honorable and scholarly decision and donated his body . to Marshall University for the advancement of medical students and research. . In lieu of !lowers donations may be made to the family in care of Desiree Taylor, Farmers' Bank and Savings Co. P.O. Box 339 Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783. Local Briefs Q.: What is an annuity? However, a certain portion of your may lower t-he effect ive rate of return. A.: An annuity is an investment held money is guaranteed by the Ohio by an insurance company that allows the Guaranteed Insuran ce Fund. Q.: Does the annuity sales'p erson · insurance company to put your money . receive a commission? in va~ious investments, including stocks Q.: Do I have. to pay taxes on my A.: Yes. Although you wi llnot see the and bonds. The annuity then: annuity?, amount as a direct payment. the insur-. • pays you back with a series of payA.: Yes. H you earn money on an ance company that issues the annuity · ments over timei or annuity, you must pay regular income pays the insurance agent an up front com• pays you bac~ when yau draw the taxes at ordinary income rates on the mission of three to eight pei·cent of the money out; or .amount.of your gain (though not on your price of the annuity. The insurance com• pays out to designated beneficiaries original investment), but only when you pany covers t~ cust of ,-o mmissions by (those 'you have named to receive the receive the income. Some people choose reducing 'your return on .the annuity or money) upon your death: .10 buy deferred annuities so they can · increasin g the surrender penalty. · defer income and wait to pay taxes at a Normally. the greater the commission, Q.: How do the different types of later date, when they expect their the greater the surrender charges . annuities work? income tax rates will be lower. A.: An immediate annuity pay's you a Depending on'· the size of your estate Q.: How can. I decide if' an annuity a · fixed amount on a regular basis over a when you die, your estate also may have good investment for me? period of time or for life . For·example, ttl pay state and federal estate taxes on · A.: If you are in a high ta" bracket, you might buy an immediate annuity your deferred annuity, and your benefi- have years for this money to grow and that pays you $100 per month for ten- ciaries may hav~ to pay income tax . expect to be in a lower tax bracket when years. Or, you might buy an annuity that ' · you withdraw the money, a deferred pays you $3,000 per year for the rest of Q.: Can I get my money out ofan annuity may make sense. your life. . · · If you want a~ a>sured monthly annuity if l need it? A deferred annuity accumulates inter- . A.: If you have an immediate annuity, . incom\! and are willing to pay a lump est and divi.dends until you choose to your money is locked in a fixed payment ·· sum of money to receive it, an immediwithdraw . the money. If the deferred schedule. You may not get your money ate annuily from a reputable company annuity is still in place ~t your death, all back faster if you need 10, or it will may be wise. · of the income will be paid to your bene- come in at a reduced or commuted If you are already in a low tax bracket ' ficiary and taxed. value. If you have a deferred annuity. and you think you may need quick An annuity can be "fixed," meaning it you can remove your money when you access to your money, an annuity may has a set rate of interest at the time you need it, but you may have to pay a not be a good idea. buy it. Or, it can be "variable.'.' meaning penalty or "surrender charge" to take your return varies based on the -success your money out early. However, many Law You Can Use is a weekly conof the investments made by the insur- deferred annuities let you withdraw ten · sumer legat .iflformation cotumn proance company. percent of your principal each year .vided by tl1e Ohio State Bar Association withoul.penalty. Some will also waive -(OSBA). This article was prepared py · Q.: Will my money be secure in penalties in certain circumstances such altorney Marta]. Williger, a partner in· invest in an annuity? as to pay for nursing home care. · tile Munroe Falls, . Ohio firm of A.: AnnmtJes are investments. When Williger & Peters. Articles appearing in you buy an annuity, your contract with . Q.: Do annuities offer higher · tllis column are inter1ded to provide the insurance company is tied directly to returns than other investments? broad, general informatiofl about the investment results. The financial A:: An annuity's interest rate may be law. For more information about a strength of the insurance company is higher than that of a bank CD, but this variety of legal topics, visit the OSBA very important. If the insurance compa- rate may not be guaranteed or may only Web site at www.o!Jjobarorg. Before ny has or develops financial problems. be guaranteed for a limited per•od of applyir1g this information to a specific you may lose at least some. .. money. time. On variable annuities, there also legal problem, readers are urged to Annuitiesare not insured by the FDIC. may be management costs and fees that seek advicefr:om ari anorney. Teen 'acted himself' at party before murder-suicide, friend says Bv SARAH ANDERSON .22-caliber rifle, killed · his grandparents in their kitchen and his mother, sister and two BELLEFONTAINE ~ An friends as they slept in a 18-year-old accused of shoot- neighboring farmhouse ing family and friends played before killing himself. pool and watched television at "Right now, we' re focused a graduation party hours on try.ing to find out to the before the murder-suicide, best of . our ability what and friends say he looked for- caused this to happen," Logan ward to tinishmg high school. County Sheriff Michael Yet at home, Scott Moody Henry said Tuesday. . was surrounded by a family Moody's 15-year-old sister, struggle over how to operate Stacy, was shot in the neck their dairy farm and split up · and remained hospitalized land left to thern I 0 years ago. Tuesday. Her father and stepThe farm had fall<!n on difft- mother, Steve and Audrey culttimes in recent years, but Moody, issued a statement a friend said finances had asking for prayers. . been picking up lately. Henry identified the other "I played pool with him for victims as Moody's mother, I don't know how many hours . Sheri Shafer, 37; grandparents and he just acted himself," Sharyl Shafer, 66, and Gary said Bret D.avidson, I 8, who Shafer, 67; and two friends, spent the night after the small Megan Karus, I 9, and Paige party and left about an hour Harshbarger, 14. Friends say .before authorities believe the Harshbarger was Moody 's shootings began Sunday. girlfriend. . Investigators don't know Friends and schopl officials why Moody, armed with a said Moody showed no signs ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Howe's Grove Park in Belpre; 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the CoolSpot in . Coolville. The service is open and appearing to have TUPPERS l"LAINS- available 10 families of all been ransacked." 'CHESTER- A planned shut . incomes, even those with He said that an undisclosed .down of water service is insurance coverage. Call Iamount of money is missing fromPageA1 · planned for Thursday from 9 800-844-2654 for informa. along with a safe and its cana.m. to 3 p.m. for the Tuppers tion on which routine immu- · tered but not knocked out. . tents. Paul Wallace who is Water nizationsare offered. P1ains-Chester district manager for InstaDistrict. The location of the According to Proffitt, Stacy Cash was in Pomeroy Stewart, manager of the busi. . . shut down is \n Olive 111 gettmg ness, coqtacted relice at 7:51 .Tuesday to asSISt. Township for Statr Ro11te the business back in operaa.m. Tuesday w en she came tion. 124 between · Eden Ridge Road and . Reedsville . When down from her upstairs ~si"When it comes to these HARRISONVILLE - · The dence in the same b\lilding types of crimes, we work diliservice is restored all of the service area wi II be under a Scipio and Harrisonville Fire and saw the damaged gla~s. gently until the crime is boil advisory until 4 p.m. on Departments wili'hold a fire- . "'She was inside when we solved," said Proffitt. "Our Friday. The reason for the men's festival Saturday at arriv.e d," the . police chief department has been pretty service outage is to replace a Harrisonville. Activities will in doing just that and begin at 10 a.m; and the event sai~offitt described the office . efficient · pressure reducing station we expect to solve. this one." will include a car show and as in "disarray, a computer Chir.~se auction. A chicken knocked off a desk and br()dinner will be served begin- ken, papers laying all over the floor, and desk drawers mng at4 p.m. ' ATHENS - The Ohio . University . College ~f Osteopathic · . Medicine Childhood Immunization Program will be mobile in ihe following surrounding communities: II a.m. to 12 p.m .• Meigs Library Eastern Branch in Reedsville; I )0 Police Member: The Associated Press and the Our main number Is _. JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. Anna Lee Warner Grimm Mciver, · 73. Johnson City, Tenn .. died Sunday, May 22. 2005, at John son City Medical Center. A native of Pomeroy, Ohio. she was the daughter · of the late Herman and Frances Evelyn Fick Warner, Mrs . Mel ver was a 1949 graduate ofP9meroy High School. She was ·a 111ember' · of the Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. Mrs. Mciver was the organist for more than 20 years at North Naples United Methodist Church, Naples. Anna Lee warner Fla. Mrs. Mciver moved from Grimm Mc;lver ·Naples to Johnson C1ty m 1 1978. She was a meinber of Wesley Memorial United Methodi st Church where she directed the youth hand bell choir and was a member of the adult hand bell choir. Mrs. Mciver was a Very active member of the Mountain · Empire · · Chapter of Sweet Adelines. Mrs. Mciver is survived by her husband, James R. Mciver of Johnson City ; a daughter, Claudia McCauley ·of Gray. Tenn.; a .son, Mark Grimm and his wife Tamara Diane of Bristol. Ya. ; two step-sons, George Mciver of Greenville, N.C. and David Mciver of Morrow, Ga..; and seven grandchil' . dren. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, Charles "Chuck" William Grimm and a · brother, William Warner. · · · The Celebration of Life Service for Anna Lee Warner Grimm Mciver will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 4, at Wesley ,Memorial United Methodist Church with Rev·. Carol Wilson and Rev. Paul Seay officiating. Music will be under the direction of the Sweet Adelines and the musical tal- · entsof the Wesley choirs. The family will receive friends from II to 2 p.m. in the church j)rior to.the Service. Honorary pall. · bearers w1ll be Sweet Adelmes. Donations in lieu of !lowers may be· made to the Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church Music Department, P.O. Box 22305, Johnson City, Tenn. 37602 or to the American Lung Association ofTennessee, 1808 W. End Ave. - Suite 514, Nashville. Tenn. 37203. Condolences and memorie s may be shared with the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com Arrangements for the Mciver family ar8 through Tetrick Funeral and Cremation Services, 3001 Peoples Street, Johnson City, Tenn. 37604. · Water ·Outa.ge J bOil adViSOry accurate. If you know of an error in a through Ftlday, '1 1 Court Street, Story, call the · newsroom at (740) 992· Pome·roy, Ohio. Second-class postage 2156. paid at Pomeroy. • COMPROMISE • The price for the two of us to get into ·the latest "Star Wars" movie was $12.50. If you li.ve in a big ,city, you probably paid more . But our town is so small , we only have one "Star Wars" nut, and he only had to show up seven minutes before show iime to be the first one in line. He didn 't even have to bring a lawn chair or dress like a Wookie - behavior which, in my book, should keep peoplljj out of theaters,. not get then'! in. . Call · us · .crazy, wacko health -food nuts, but Sue and I don't usually buy much concession stand food. But I haven 't seen the new food pyramid. Maybe briefcase-sized boxes of Dots and Milk Duds are now on it. It's one thing to carbo-load the night before you run a maratnon, but carbo-loading before you sit down to watch a movie for two hours 0 If you feel the burn it's probably Just the cheese nachos backing up. But today we both wanted a little . snack, so I ordered two medium sodas and ·a medium-sized popco[n we Could share. The Rates By carrier or.molar route One month ..... . .. ,. ..1 10.27 One year •.....••....' 123.24 Dally .. ................ -~ Senior Citizen ra1es One month ............'8.70 One year .•••. , .. ·.....'96.70 . 5lllscrbers shoulct remit In ar:Mn::e clr8ct to !he Daily Sentinel. No subscription by mail permitt9d in areas where hOme carrier service is available., Mall Subscription Inside Meigs County 1:i Weeks . . · ... ' 32 .26 · 26 Weeks . . ..... ... 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If ticket price right to George we looked straight .up. we Lucas' hou se, once · they could see the entire screen. deduct the wholesale price We were seeing !'Star Wars" of soda and popcorn , the the way George Lucas wanttheater gets to keep , oh. ed us to see it ~ the way roughly $ 16.97 of my 17 Michelangelo must have concession stand doliars. seen the Sistine Chapel ceilSue went to find a couple ing while he was pajnting it of seats while I gqt the food. ~ from I 8 inches away. Huge mistake. Stupid, stu- · Some m~y wonder ~hy pid. stupid. It . had been so . movie theaters everi put long since we bOught food seats in places like · that. in a movie theater lobby that That'' like asking why ball, I forgot one person cannot parks sell seats behind pilr·arry two medium sodas and . Iars. Why do football stadia bucket of popcorn QY ums put seats so high you themselves. A medium soda can' t tell who is playing is the ·size of kitchen trash- whom you can't even tell can . It was sheer luck I did- what they are playing. They n't ordrr a large soda. It was : do it because that 's what the only a quarter more, but I fans want. It makes ,people didn't think -1 could drink an 1 in bad seats - but not as bad • '. The Daily Sen tin el • Page As LAW YOU - CAN USE Paul Johnson ., (USPs 213-960) Our main cdncern in all stories is to be www.mydailysentinel.com Anna Lee Wamer Grimm Mciver . LEADERS. . The Daily Sentinel Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 1, 2005 Obituaries •• SENATE Letters to the editor are welcome. They sho.uld · be less than 300 words. All letters are· subjeCt to editing and must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. CQrrectiC!n Polley Wednesday, June 1, 2005 age I~ - they must also have victims of'incest. for instance, are · a mere distraction. a doctor 's note. . Some of those other "free" because · mo>t of these girls states also have skewed pri· would get legal protection. At )he heart of the ye lling onues: In California. parental permission is also agains t a· commot~ -s en~e Kathryn required .for 14 to 17 year- attempt to keep kids away _ Lopez aids . to use tanning from making such a grave machines. and children decision without parental under !4 are prohibited from inclusion comes down to the using them, period . These worry that guides it lot of the exercise of (court-imposed) same kids can have abor- actio ns from the Left in tions without so much as a America today' an opposiabortion rights. tion to anything that n1ight in The headlines about the peep to a parent. anyway re strict legal aborNew Hampshire case make In New York. where there ' · the parental involvement is 1lo abortion parental-con- tion in America. . . Dems like Hillary Clinton issue seem so much more sent or notice law, ~ids' can't controversial and complicat- get a nose ring or a tattoo talk the talk about wanting tb ed than it should be. without the folks' OK. _ find a com mon grounu on "Supreme Court Rejoins Music to many parents ears. abortion. but then - as Fractious Abortion Debate.'' · perhaps, but ludicrous when. Senator Clinton has -~ The New York. Times you realize a girl can get an oppose a bi II now before th'e announced. · aboi·tion lit the c,linic across Senate. that w'ould proh ibi( a .Take away the obvious the stree t from the tattoo par- teen in a parental-consen\ frenzies that come with any . lor witholll Mom or Dad state frpm obtaining ah abor- . tion in . a ···reprodu ctivel y, abortion or Supreme Court- knowing She is pregnant. free'' state. , :· An April Fox related matter (never ·mind . Until abortion advocates like the two combined), the big New s/Opinion Dynamics Hill walk the talk and embrace picture this time is as clear- poll fou nd 78 percent of tut common sense as you get respondents supporting perfectly sensible restrictions in the abortion debate. .requiring parental-notifica- on their sacred right to privacy. ln New Hampshire ~ the tion for children obtaining good luck reaching that major• state that now heads .up the abortions. Similar polls have ity of Americans who see steps of the nation's highest had si milarresu lt s~i nclud­ · parental conSent laws as sim• Court to defend its right to ing an Apri l Quinnipiac ply normal. ·': ( Knrhnn .Lopez is rl1e edi• require parental notice for . Universi tv poll that had 73 minor abortion s -. children . percent in agreemem ll'!llt fi ' l' uf · .\'utional RevirH" Unline (wH'w.natimralre :. · und,er 18 must have· a par- notification rc1cJJremu rt' ent's permission to use tanOpponents who argue that view.com). She can be coll:ning machine s. Tanning consent requirements or mere racred at klope~@ national­ machines. If they're under notification further injures re view.com.) A'DIRTY WORD' TO LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Reader Services Wednesday, June ·The common sense ofparental consent . - ,, PageA4 .,, as yours ~ feel better. "At least," they can say to them; selves, "we're not behind .a pillar. At least we· re not iQ . the front row, left." About an hour into "Star Wars" I began to feel !he Force was with me.· The force of 64 ou'nces of diet soda about tq burst through the walls of my tiny 32- . ounce bladder. Why did I drink all that soda 0 Maybe eating the · hamper of salty popcorn had something to do with it. Hmmm . What to do. what to do? Walk out on a light saber fight between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin· Skywalker, or explode in a crowqed movi~ theater? These are the tougn choices. Why hadn't I just taken one sip out of it, put it on the !1oor so someon~ would accidentally kick it over the way Sue had? Wheo I got back. Darth Vader wa$ in his mask doing the heavy breathmg thtng. D1d I mi>$ something '.' : (Jim Mt~llen is the awlwt . of '"It Hlkes a Village Idiot;· Complicaring the Simple Life" and "Bab\·s Firs! Tauoo. ". You can ;each IJilfJ at jim_mullen@myw(n-.comJ . • Festival to be held Free childhood . immunizations ' ~: Keeping Meigs - County informed TheDaily~l &aalle tOdar; 992-2155 .' of being troubled in the days . before graduation. Davidson . -who said he doesn't believe his friend pulled the tiigger ~ said Moody rarely lost his temper and was generally quiet, except when he was talking about farming. Moody did not drink alcohol at the graduation party, Davidson said. Since the killings, Davidson has gone-to the farm to milk the family's 22 cows, though he said was hard to return. He had left the house Sunday to · do chores at his own home before going to a Cincinnati Reds baseball game-. . The two farmhouses are near this city of I 3,000 peapie, 45 miles northwest of Columbus. For the Record Dissolutions POMEROY - Actions. for dissolution were tiled in Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Dennis Lee Richards, Jr., Racine, against Melissa L. Richards, Racine, and Paula Wolfe, Pomeroy, against Anthony T. Wolfe. Pomeroy. Foreclosure POMEROY - A foreclosure action has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Wells Far~o Bank, Fort Mill, S.C., agamst Billy J. Trout, Albany, and others, alleging default on · a mortgage agreement in the amount of $111,996.36. Marriage licenses POMEROY ~ Marriage licenses were issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Dustin James Butcher. 23, and Jessica Renee Hooten. 20, both of Middlepon, and· Nicholas Alan Michael, 23, Middlepon and Sara Dawn Fife, 23, Pomeroy, and Bradley Scott Casto, 31, and Lorene Eli~abeth Akers, 24, both of Long 'Bottom. · Sheriff reports theft TUPPERS PLAINS Meigs County Sheriff Robert . Beegle . reported that last week at the Tuppers Plains residence of Shirley. Jones; 16 stone jugs with "Chester" and ';Tuppers . Plains" inscribed onto them, as well as !WO five-gallon stone churns were stolen from Jones' back porch ~ Beegle estimates the loss to be ·near $I ,000. The incident remains under investigation. . On Your Side Every Minute -fl' Every Day. there when you need us. We're a single source lor ALL your .insurance needs. Auto •Heme FinanC:ial Products • lllllllnlal Call me... StC!fl by... 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The campaign· donor limit was am ong other oversight provisions fur the bureau that the Senate Finance Committee added to the budget Tuesday as · AP Photo part of nearly 60 page s of Ohio state Sen. Marc Dann. center, D-Astabula County, answers questions from reporters amendment s rolled into one. flanked by Sen. Teresa Fedor. left, D-Toledo, and Senate Minority Leader C.J . Prentiss .. DThe bureau also would be Cieveland, during a news conference outlining reforms put forth by the Senate Democratic required to add an internal Cacus for the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation at the Ohio State House in Columbus. auditor. add two investment Looking on, 111 the background are students from Central State University. experts to its oversight commission and check the · back- are investigati.ng whether Noe er Tuesday to include over- general and treasurer, and to grounds M employees of 'bypassed ·donation ll'mits in sight provisions in a separate prevent such donors from 'investment managers and cainpai gn finance law by giv· b'ill .before the ·Senate receiving any state contracts. other businesses · in'vesting ing money to others to donate Insurance Committee. That They offered two versions of money for the insurance pro-· to President Bush's re-election bill updates Ohio 's workers' the amendment, one aimed at gram for on-the:job injuries. campaign . compensation laws by reduc- all state investments and then The fund would no longer be Noe has donated more than ing the period workers can file one just for workers' compenallowed to invest in coins and 5121.000 to state GOP candi- claims for wages lost from sation. other collectibles. dates and the party. and The work-related injuries and Cates said the budget limits Also, the proposal would Columbus Dispatch reponed claims for medical payments. the ban because only th~ govThe budget is the best place ernor has the authority to end a tax exemption for all Monday that about 50 other coin investments. investment brokers for the to make major policy changes appoint the administrator of State officials have opened a bureau have donated $200,000 because of its size and impact, the workers ' compensation criminal investigation into the _to Republicans. said Sen. ,Gary Cates, ·a West bureau. Although the cnanges $10 million . to $12 million Campaign donations by Chester Republican who span- are aimed at the bureau, he reported missing from a $50 those doing business with the sors the separate law but added said, "they can have wider million state in vestment in rare statedon't signify wrongdoing the oversight provi sion s to the implications." coins, which also should have by themselves. unless there 's budget The committee was eXpected had $5 million in profit. evidence that public money Both the insurance and to vote cin the budget later The state also has pledged to financed the contributions, finance committees rejected Tuesday. which would send it ·sue to recover the money from Senate President Bill Harris, several Democratic amend- to the full Senate for a vote. The House' passed its version in Tom Noe. the suburban Toledo an Ashlapd Republican, said · ments aimed at the bureau. coin de•ler who quit as the Tuesday. Democrats wanted to also ApriL Gov. Bob Taft must sign fund manager. Noe's attorneys Democrats had first argued prohibit campaign contribu- a balanced budget by July I. have promised to cooperate the state budget was the lions by people investing state with investigators. wrong place to address the money to other statewide Separately, federal officials scandal, and lost afight earli- . oftlce holders, such as attorney . _J une t, 2005 Fire that killed nine ruled arson, official says C.LEVELAND (APJ Evelyn Marti n, grandmothlnvesti gators have deter- er of six yo ung victims and mined that a hou se lire that mother of Medeia Carter. 33. killed nine people last month who died with four. of her was deliberately set, the childre n, said : '·J am grateful Cleveland fire de partment to God thm ~ he went with the babies and the babies went said Tuesday ni ght. · ' "It's.an arson fire," said ti re with her." Lt. 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Thomas Stacho base their common finding. ·said Tuesday night the police which reversed the initial were expecting to open a deterinination that the fire crimin itl inves tigation but· was accidental and ncit sus- · couldn 't do so until the coropiciou s. ner rules the deaths homilnvestigators have not iden- cides. tified a motive or suspect. ··we anticipate being asked ·cunningham said: The to be part . of the investigadepartment will hold. a press tion." he said . . conference at its hcadquaners He wasn' t aware of fire Wednesday m_9rning, he said. department's findings, which Approximatel y 4.000 peo- the coroner will use to make ple gathered · at the ·her determination. Cleveland Conventi on ,A message was left Tuesday Center earlier Tue sday for a ni ght .seeking comment at · funeral service honoring · Mayor Jane Campbell 's office. eight of the victim s. ON YOUR SIDE We have it All. 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Championships • ~o's Boyles wins National·Championship BY MARK WILLIAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTI NEL Columbus}, 9 a.m LOUISVILLE, Ky.. -. University of Rio Grande senior Matt Boyles won a second NAJA Outdoor National Chan1pionship in the men's 5,000-meter race walk at the NAJA National Track and Field . Championships at Cardinal· Park in Louisville over the extended Memorial weekend holiday. Boyles, al so a two-t.ime champion in indoor competition as well , tallied all I0 Rio Grande. points with the individual championship. Boyles -entered the race as the favorite to win as he tirned out at . 22:07.65. The Tuppers Plains native finished hts collegiate career as one of the best (o ever wear the uniform for the Rio Grande track program. Boyles also qualified for the finals of the 5,000-meter run and fini shed . a respectable lOth with a time of 15: 14.86. . Fres hman sprinter Josh Perry posted good times · even though Boyles he failed to qualify for the linals in both the I00 and 200 meter.dashes. Perry's time in the 100 meters was I 0.874 and in the 200 he llni shcd in a lime of 22.04. · Rio tied for 22nd in team scoring with Iowa Wesleyan . Point Lollla Nazarene. Roberts We sleyan. Fres no Pacific and-Eastern Oregon. On the women's side junior race-walker Billie Robinson captured a second consecutive All -American honor with a sixth place fini sh in the women :S 3;000-meter race walk. Robinson's titne was 17: 14. 06 . She tallied all three points for the Redwomen . · · ·Senior Amanda Stickel just mi ssed cl aiming AllAmerican honors finishing one spot out of the money in the women's marathon. Stickel was ninth in the race with a time of 3: 15 :32 .01_. . The Redwomen tied for 49tl) in team scoring with American Mideast Conference foe Tiffin .. Saturday'a game Clenden in at Mason County, 2 p.m .. Sports Briefs Southern US announces date · .for hoops camp . CollEgE VollEyball - UnivErsity of Charles ton U of Charleston volleyball inks.Garnes BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYO,AILYTRIBUNE.COM CHARLESTON, W.Va . RAr lNE Southern - Former Meigs star and High School will hold its recent 2005 graduate summer boys basketball Megan Garnes has signed camp on June 13 through · a letter of intent to 'play June 17 at Charles W. · volleyball at the Hayman Gymnasium. University of Charleston The camp will be held in · this coming faiL two sessions, with kids Garnes, a two-time alibetween grades 6-8 taking Tri-Valley Conference and place from 9 a.m. to II a.m. all-district selection with · Participants ·between the Marauders, joined the grades 3-5 will start at noon Golderi Eagles' prograrn and end at 2 p.m. on May I0 of this year. Garnes, who also The cost of the camp is $25 per camper and -there is a $15 excelled in both softball and track during her four charge for each additional years with the Maroon and sibling. · Gold. i.s excited about the Make checks payable to chance to compete at the Southern Athletic Boosters NCAA Division II level. and registrations need to be "Playing volleyball at · filled ·o~L . the University of Mail check and registraCharleston will be a fun tions · to Southern High experience," said Garnes. School, c/o Richard "Hopefully I can utilize Stephens, . 920 Elm Street, · my high school talents to · Racine, Ohio 4577 L keep up." For more information, conKeeping up won ' t be tact basketball coach Richard tough for Garnes, at least Stephens at 698-6530, or ath" according to MHS volleyletic director .Alan Crisp at ball coach Rick Ash. 949-2611 extension 2103. "She's very quick, jumps well for her size and she's .an excellent defender," he said. "Megan has a great attitude, she'll make a total commitment to the . program and she' II be a great asset to Charleston." TUPPERS PLAINS Ash is confident in that Eastern High School will be statement because of what holding its 7th annual Eagle he noticed as her volley~ Basketball Camp between ball coach at Meigs. the dates of May 31 through "I think Megan is one of Submitted photo .the most dedicated 'players June 3. that we have had in sever- . Meigs' Megan Garnes has signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at the University of The camp is open to boys Charleston this coming faiL Garnes signed on May 10 with the Division II WVIAC conference and girls who will be enterschool,-which won the conference title last season. · ' Please see Games. Bl ing grades 4-6. The i:ost is $30 for pre-registration and $40 on the first day of camp . Included in the camp cost will be .fundamental basketNBA Playoffs - Eas tErn ConfErEncE Finals ball instruction. a camp tshirt 311d basketball, and individual awards are possible. · . For more infonnation con: tact Howie Caldwell, 40878 Old Seven Road, Reedsville, Bv CHRIS SHERIDAN their president of basketball OH , 25772. ASSOC IATED PREs s • operations. though he continued to insist Ttiesday that AUBURN .HILLS , Mich. he would like to continue _ Larry Brown 's uncertain coaching · if hi s health future was not a distraction allows it to the Detroit Pistons. On "We' ve got bigger things. ' RACINE - Girls open We ' re worried about the the contrary, it was barely in Miami Heat. not what the gym at Southern· has been their thoughts. canceled for tonight Other ' c~ach"i s doing or whatever," Detroit en's ured that tl!e changes to the open gym Eastern Conference linals · Detroit guard Chauncey . schedule include Monday's · Billups >aid. ''We don '-t care open gyt;n moved to Tuesday, will last ·at lea' t six games, about ttiat now, we're trying getting a big performance· h · · June 7 from 6 p.m. 'to 7:30 from Richard Hamilton· on to wm t e senes, trymg to . p.m. and Thursday, June 9 defend our championship, the girls will meet at . both ends of the coun to not worry abQut what 's Southern High School at 5: 15 defeat the Miami Heat 106- going on afte-r the season.'" p.m. for a. summer basketball 96 Tuesday night in Game 4 The performance was the league game with Meigs .. oftheir best-of-seven series. Pistons' most dominant of Bouncing back strongly the series after they lost from a 2- 1 . deficit just as Games 2 and 3. they did in the second round Detroit did not have a sinagainst Indiana, the Pistons gle turnover in the first half, took the lea~ 'for good ~fter ne ver let Dwyane Wade ·get ShaqUIIIe 0 Neal go~ mto . into a scoring groove RACINE - Southern will foul trouble mtdway thanks in large part to hold the 6th annual Wendy '~ through the first quarter and Hamilton's defense - and AII. American Shoot· OUt -~non~ the series 2-2 head- was never serio u~ ly chalSaturday, June 25 from R mg tnto . Ga10e . 5 . on lenged in the fourth quarter. a.m. to 4 p.m. at Southern Thursday rught m Mtamt. ''We're in much better High School and Southern Game 6 .wiU be Saturday shape t~an W!! wereafter the Elementary. on De.trott s court m what other mght. We all felt thts Fourteen teams. including be Brown's last home would be a great series. and could defending champion Meigs, game as coach of ' the hopefully that's the case," from throughout Pistons. Brown said. "We have to Detroit Pistons forward Tayshaun .Prince (22) is sandWiched by .Southeastern Ohio will be The 64-year-old Brown find a way to win one game Miami Heat guard Damon Jones (6) and forward Udonis competing for the top prize. Haslem during the second quarter of their Eastern Conference has met with the Cleveland on the road and take care of A tournament bracket will be Cavaliers about becoming our own court ." Finals at the Palace in Auburn Hills. Mich. Tuesday. · , released at a later date. Marshall extends ·NYSP •• stgn-ups Eastern US announces date for hoops camp HUNTINGTON, W.Va . Marshall University has extended the registration deadline for regional youth ages 10- 16 who wish to participate in the National Yvuth - Sports ' Program weekdays July 5-Aug. 6 on the M U campus. Deadline to register is Friday, June ~ I 0. NYSP is a free camp for area youth ·Who are disadvantaged and meet the fed· eral guidelines for low income . Fre.e medica I checkups will be provided to all applicants from IO a.m. to 3 p.m . Saturday, June 11 at Marshall's Cam Henderson Center. Camp runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m . · daily. Each day begins with a-light breakfast and ends with a nutritious lunch. Students will participate daily in sports camps Pl~ase see Marslulll. 82 · Pistons charge past Miami, 106-96 Southern open gym changes All-American-· Shoot-out returns • Potential Income 40-60k • 401 K Retirement Plan • Wort At The 11 Dealership • Health Insurance Tom Pecteri Count..Y . • Hamilton scored 28 points, Rasheed Wallace added 20, Billups had 17 and the Pi stons finished with six -turnov.ers. The lopsided re sult even allowed little-used forward Darko Milicie to see his first playing time of the series - the final \13 seconds. .. · "For the night. their four main guys that they look to offensively. we didn't do a good job on any' of them," Heat coach Stan Van Gundy said. "Just ' a great, great game by them. A very complete effort on thei,r part." O' Neal. limited by foul trouble to 8 minutes in the first half. ·had 12 points and five rebounds. Wade had 28 points on 10-for-22 shoot· ing ,as Brown made a switch and used. Hamilton instead of Tayshaun Prince as the primary defender on the Heat's second-year guard. " "I got every shot I wanted. l hit some and I ltlissed some, so it wasn't a big thing to me at all," Wade said. Detroit also handed Miami its first road loss of the postseason. The Heat "'".... a.., ..... �.. ' Wednesday, June 1, 2005 1- Pilge B 2 • The Daily Sentinel Gonzalez activated ·by Indians ' CLEVELAND (AP) Juan Gone has come back. Juan Gonzalez, sidelined all season with a strained hamstring. was actt\'ated from the 15-dav disab led list on TuesLiay anLI the .oft-injured -;lugger will be with the Cleveland Indian, on their Sea!'ion- lung:. I ::!-game road trip . To make room for Gonzalez. the clu b designated outfie . lder Rvan . Ludwick for' JSsismment Gonzalez new on the· Indian' team plane to Minneapolis on Monday and is expected to be in the starting li neup for the opener of a three-game senes wit h the Twins . He hasn't played in a major league game sin<.:~ May 21. 2004. .General manager Mark Shapiro said the Indians hope to ease Gonzalez back into an everyday pl ayer. Until then, the plan is for Gonzalez to play three or four games a · week in nght fie ld. Gonzalez's arri va l wt ll mean .less play ing time .for Casey Blake. a fo rmer thi td .base man moved · to the outfie ld th is season. Blake. who oamcs a year ago ·for Kansas bty because of a back injury. A career .295 hitter, he has -D-+ homer' and 1.-+04 RB!s in 1-+ 'cason' with Texas. Dctrnil. (kl'eland and .the R o~ah. He ·, M hit> of 'hY of 2.000 in hi' •areer. Gont.tlct haLl one of his da\ manager Eri c \\'ed~ c aniwwh..·cd lhat G01va'l rt \\:h !lest sca,u ns in 200 I for his start in~ ri·~ht liekler. Ckwland. battin~ a careerGo1ualt'l . . !'-opent se,'eral he'! .125 wnh 35 -homers and weeks at e~tentlcd spring i-10 RB is. De,perate for a right-handtrainim! in Florida He b~gan a rehab :tsstgnm.:nt at Triple- ed p<m er hitter it) their lineup .. A Buffalo la't week and b:lt- the Indians signed Gonzalez · ted .2X6 with no homers and to .t \o\1 -ri,k dea l that protectone RB I tn five ~ames for the eLithc dub in case he couldn't Bisons. , t,J\ he.tlthy. The Indians owe Sh•iptro '.tid the club him .iu'l S600.000 for making rcccil'~d g<>od report s on thctr <>pemng day roster. and GonzaleL\ progress. GntJLale£ •an earn another "He has moved extremely S 1.65 million in bonuses well ... Shapiro said. " His ti ni- based on plate appearances ing is a little off, and that and $300.000 more ba,ed on time on the acttve roster. could cont inue fo r a while." At ti mes during spring· -Lud\vi~k is out or options tra mmg. the 35-yea r-old so the Indians have .10 days to Gonzalez pulled pitc hes to ' trade. .. re lease or place him' on left- field the way he did as wmvers. " It 's a tim in g thing." one of the AL's most feared hitters fo r ne·arly a decade. Shapiro said. "He needs ·to Gonza lez's prod uctio n has play every day right now and pl ummeted in recent years hopefully he ' II get. to do that because o f lllJuries . aga in at Bufralo or someone Gonzalez played in only 33 wi ll give hi m a chance to ... can also play first base. is batting just .20 I. After signing as a fnee agent in Januarv. the two-time AL MVP made Clew land's roster tiL1ring !'-opring training but hurt hi s nght hamstring while making a calch on tl1e 'amc " I thin k I'll tit in ve ry well Garnes fromPageBl · a! years, she was usually the first one to pract ice,'' commented As h. That dedi cation and devotion to the sport vo lley ball is someth ing that Ga rnes is eager to display at the West Virginia Interscholastic Athletic Conference program. W ednesday, June www. mydailysentinel.com at Charleston because I am willing to do whatever is needed for my team,'' said Garnes . " Bas icall y, I' ll do· whatever Coach Stevens says. I' m ve ry excited to get rhere.... Ga rnes, who was selected to participate m the dtstnct all-star games in both volleyball and softball, also lwd an equall y impressive resume in the classroom. Garnes claimed fi rst place in the MHS Science Fair in Marshall Fo rm er Mar sha ll football Coac h Bobby Pruett. al ong wi th th e ot her from PageBl coac hes, pla ye rs· a nd volunt ee rs fr om Ma rshall such as foo tball, basketba ll. Uni versity. w ill be on vo lley ball , soccer, base ball hand to prov ide pro fesand softball. Each day, stu - sio nal .in stru ct ion and dents will enjoy a re lax ing su perv ision. Ap pli cati ons may be swim in the pool. Students will participate in weekly pi cked up at an y of th e math and science cl asses as followin g lo ca tion s: al l well as character and sub-· Ca be ll Co unt y schoo ls. stance abuse workshops. A.D . Le wi s and Fairfi eld m:rtbu.ne - Sentinel -·}\egister State semifirial baseball pairings At At Filth Thlllll!'lofd, ao,ton D1'18011. . (25-<1) ... Cln. Hille ChrfoQen - · (20-3). 'lhUrodell 10 a.m; Frailldort Adena (2«1) vt. We""' Cl1omplon (2<W~ - Thursday, 1:30 J>m. Championship. Sati¢ay, 10 o.m. ~: . DMSIONI Cin. Elder (26-1) vs. Menlor (24-3), ~ 10 o.m.: Pronceton (22-8) vs. Tol. Sian (24-2), Ffldly, 1:30 J>m. Champk>nship. Saturday. 1:30 p.m . Cln. COOper.,. . Coat o.m.; - CLASSIFIED 3• lll'fiiiOitl DrtiiiON rv t..onc:-. . , _ Cath. {24-7) ... Dol1on (21,.t. Frldlrf, 10 o.rn.; GIJrooburg (12-1S) ... Jockoon c.ntor(17-5). Fi'ldiiY. 1 :30~rn., ~ship: satulday, 1:30 J>rn In One Week ·With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PR_ OSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Your Ad, r along said State Form · 990PF for the Kibble Foundation, of Twenty One Rods (21 rds .) to a slake; Bernard Fultz, thence West a dis- Trustee is available tance of Twenty Seven Rods (27 rds .) 131 , Meigs County Deed Records . Auditors Parcel No . 08·00315 . 000 . Property Addres s : Buc ktown 22619 R o ad , Racine , O.H 45771 (Meigs County Tax Plat Parcel 064). V. at 'Bernard V. Fultz Law Office, t 11 112 West Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, during regular busi· raeas hours for a peri ~ to a stake at the corner of wt\at was formerly Adda Grimm and Elsworth Lee 's tot ; thence South a distance of Twenty od of 180 days subsequent to publication of lhia notice. (5) 18, 19, 20, 23, 24 , 15 , 26,27, 31 (6)1 , 2, 3 One Rods (21 rds .) to· the place of begin - Public Notice from the above con- ning, con,ainlng Three and Sixty One Hundredths Acres (3.60 A.) mo.re or less. Saved and excepted veyance One Acre (1 Sheriff Sales Case No: 04CV167. Home National Bank Plaintiff va . Paul Hill Sr., et at Defendants Court of Commol"' Pleas, Meigs County, Ohto. In pursuance of an order of sale to me directed from A.) more or less, and lor 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 excepted from the above con· veyance, the real estate, as corweyed said by document dated court In the above March 12, 1947, and entitled action, I will expose to sate at pubtic auction on the !Yont steps of the Metgo !=ounty recorded 1, Volume Courthouse on Friday, June 24, 2005 at 10:00am , of said day, the following described real estate: Situated In the Townohlp of Letart, County of Mol go, SW. of Ohio, end tn Lot Z4V, Town 2 , and R - 12, of the Ohio Compeny'e Purc/1118, being more JNirtlcu· terfy delcrlbed u lotlowe: Beginning et 1 eteke rn the public ...-1 et o point which wee lhe corner af Adell Grl m m'e tot; thence Eool otong Mid public road 1 d lotence Of lwenty HVOR radl lhi.,_, faet (27 Rd. 13' ) to the publ ic road r unning from Recine Ia Letart, now •, 11 State Route 331; thenc e North 158, at Page 658, of the Deeil Records of Meigs County, Ohio. Further excepting and r eaervlng .30 · acre, more or less , wh ich was conveyed to James 0 . Hunt and Kathryn Hunt , · by deed recorded In ·265, Page Current Owner: Paul Hill Sr., et at Property at: 22619 Bucktown Road , Racine , OH PP# 08· 00315.000 Prior Deed Reference : Volume 265, Page 131 Appra i sed at $50,000.00. Terms of Sale: -C annot be sold lor tess than 213rds of the appraised value . 10% down on day of sale, cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale. Robert E Beegle Meigs County Sheriff L ittle , Sheets, & Warner 213 East Second Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-6689 . Attorney for Plaintiff (5) 18, 25 , (6) 1 Get AJump on SAVINGS Deed Book 230, Page 607, Melgo County Daed Recorde. Further excepting . end relervlng 1.00 acre. more or I•••· The Tuppers Pla111 s Ball Assoc. os holding a BASKET.BINGO on Thursday, June 2, 7.00 p. m. at Middleport American Legion. Will sell t1ckets at the door for $20.00 RACO FOOD DRIVE Racine 8-1 June 4 Info or donate Call 949-2656 FOUND r --· L,11.10-HELP--W•A•J\;n]l _ _.JII'7Q ~~ l~,r.6_p.~-~-s~ ..ALEii~-r- ~-,11•10-HELP--W•ANffiiJ o, Yard sale- 107 Colomal behmd Dollar General on Jackson P1ke .. June 3·4 , 9am-5pm G1rls name brand clothes. si 6-12. also slim sz Exec cond , lots ot other, adult clothes & other 1tems ·. . , , . . . - - - - - - . , . . , YARD SALE- pl7'4 POMERO\'/I\'Imou: 1.,.----illiiiiililiiiiJ 2nd-5th. 1940's bedroom su1te , V1ctonan chest, old diShes, _Cuiver & lves dishes. apartment range & lots of m1sce11aneous 1tems. on Npble Summ1t Ad , off Co Rd. 5. rain or sh1ne. ------'---4 Fam1ly Yard Sale Ju>e 3 & 4 Carleton Slteet, Syracuse Childrens Clothes up to S1ze 6 Yard Toys, Maternity Clothes, Baby Items 8 AM to??? .- - - - - - - - 613-6/ 4--5 Family Carport Sale--l ibby F1sher's, John"s Road. off Ye llowbush Road Twin Bed, 2 Double Beds. Baby Bed, Playpen , Swmg Walker Mtcrowave, Purple Mar tin Box & Pole, Truck Bed Liner, Much more' Huge yard sale 1st. 2nd, 3rd . on 588 be hind F,:lmale H usky found on Fatr Ground Rd . Wednesday Bod1mers Little bit of everythmg, ,no too ts Commun ity Ya rd Sale on (740)446-0350 Wi llow Creek Ad --- Tools Lost cat, long hatred Female June 1,2.3. 6420 SA 7 antiques, mce clothmg all Ta bby. Wtlh whtte paws Call Soutl'1 i·112 mile down stzes--lots of gtrls s1ze 8 Route 7. Freezer, Ant•que Knick Knacks, Avon bottles . (740)446-0350 coHe'ctables. l ongaberger mtsc Follow stgns from old baske ts, Wrought ~ron & pot- Pamida Store. June 1st-4th tery. Boyd bears , treadmill , stationary bike. stair step- Garage Sale June Jrd and 9.00-5 00. Fry per, Aerator for nd ing 4th . mower, stereo, 33 1, 2 Residence neiCt to Former Elementary records, Crystal glass ware, Salisbur y fu rn 1ture. grill. old tools, School on County Road 25. Communoly Sale Gu"' ille A1dge Ad June 3-4 From P01n1 Pleasant Rt 2 North to R! 87 go 6 m1les Foll~ w S1gns 9-? ---:c--:::---:c-:-:-c: Estate Sale Thur - Fn , 9-? Fa1rv1ew Road. 'Camp Conley Antiques. milk ca ns. stone crock. oak cha1rs , oak and maple round pedestal tables. unusual kitchen cabinet. wagons potato scale, haylllter. oak school des~s Other Items . china, toys, cnb.,hlgh chatrs. sniall appliances , books. htUe g1rlslboys clothes, Daskets, sleds. wardrobe. home intenor. bikes, etG Everything Will Go? HousehOld Yard Sale fncludmg some Ant1ques. Aa1n or Shine 700 1/2 22nd St Point Pleasant June 2.3. 4th --------Rummage Sale Sacred Heart CatholiC Church Hall 2222 Jackson A11en ue Thurs. Fn. and Sat 9-3 Yard Sale J u ne ~ -3 GallipoliS Ferry, Crab Creek Rd 5th dnve on lett 8 am-? t WA~llll m uuv Absolute Top Dollar U.S. Silver and Gold Cotns , Proofsets, Gold A1ngs, US Currency,-M T S. Com Shop, 151 Second Avenue . Gallipolis, 740-446-2842 Good Qual tty Rootmg Garage Sale Middleport, Slates. Will pay $2.00 per June 3rd &4th, 9AM-4PM, sla te. For use Ill Art Project. 679 Br oadway Stree t-747 Ca ll 740-992-9177 Broadway Street I \11'1 0\ \II\ I "'il R\ IC I "'i Garage Sale, Saturday 4th, June 1-2, 1 m1l e out Vanco Aa1n or shine. T V's , house Y ARD SALE Ad. Name brand adult c/Q th- ho ld 1tems-Lots of m1sc , 110 HnPWANn:n ing, boys 4-6, Home Interior. Frank Road off of Flatwoods DVD player,. movies, sheets, Road : ~ queen comfort set, kn1ck· ___:.:::__ _ _ _ _ __ YARD SALE· 100 WORKERS NEEDED knacks. ghder rocker. queen Garage Sale- 3rd & 4th. 9-4. GAI .Lli'Ol.IS Assemble crafts. red, Chrtstmas decorations, ram or shine, on Eagle wood 1tems A1dge Ao~d , many 1tems rugs 1 mileon 218. June3 9-?' at Matenats prov1ded Haners Mtsc Items Ram l arge yard . sale Fn/Sa t Garage Sale--Friday June To $480/wk . cancel. 8am-1 Ouahty meli 's and 3rd. 8-4, third house on left Free In formation pkg. 24 hr vera on top of h1ll at Chester (S A BO t -428-4649 1st ti me 'large· multi- famt ly. women's clothes, From At 35 turn on Ct Ad. Bradley, Fu rnllure & m1sc 248), clothmg, household 46, fo llow s1gns past Richard items 634 LeGrande Blvd 1tems, battery operated 4- An Excellent way to earn Rain or Shme wheeler, Harley & horse money The New Avon . Bros. Orchard Froin VmJon - - + - - - - - - - - · drawn carr iage, out s1de .. Call Marilyn 304-882-2645 go past school take 1st left One'ntel furnitu relwall hang· toys, etc then 2nd ngh t, fo llow signs tngs, antiques, enterta in · -'--'---~----­ AVONt Al l Areasl To Buy or 512, 5/3, & 5/4 Lots of name men! cente r, loveseats, Garage ~al e . Friday. June Sell Shirley Spears, 3043rd SA M to 4P M & 675- 1429 brands, somethmg tor everygazetl. b1Ke, freezer and one. Rain or sh1ne. more Saturday gam , 107 Saturday, June 4th 8A, M to ? Benny Ewtng's n6xt to 2 lamtly yard sa le Jarrell Buhl Morton Rd. Pome roy Fire Dept . 300 4th - and ReynoldsAlee Pet earner, desK cha1r, Street, Pomeroy, Oh10 Sa turday, June 6th at 4621 . b k VIdeos basket ball • St. At 850, 81dweill l ook for . : ds, car ramPs Christmas June 2-3. Harry Holter re~i­ signs. There ts somethmg fo r ~e~s: hospital b~d. dr~sser. dence 32797 Pine . Grove Rd., Aacme . Oh, ratn or REM Community Options i everyone · Barbie doll Items. crafts. shine urrentfy seektng person 3 Fam1ly yard sale, June 3-4 toys, clothes- Children , name o" prov1de active hab1hta 9am-6 pm, 1036 Addtson brand jeans, JUniors, mens June 2-4 , Btll Cross 's 1onldtrect care 1n a residen St. . Racine. 1al settmg to tnd1v1dual P1ke Wood crafts, clothes, ftsh ta nk, shoes. d1shes P1ckens ' etc. depress ion, kn1ck khacks wornen's cloth ing , gtrls all ho have mental retarda Coke ttems, linens, fresh s1zes shoes ion or other developmen tal , 3 1amtly yard sa le Furniture, ptcked str awberries 1914 isab1ht1es 1n the J ack~n . , appli ances, home lurntsh- State Route 141, Gall ipolis. June 4th & 5th , Sktnner Ad 2nd house on r1gh t from Mason . and Roane Count -' lngs, crafts. baby , Hems. rea. Minimum qualthca clothes & more Fr1 day & Pre-mov1n g sale, Thurs-Frt Rockspnngs Ad Lots of 1ons 1nclude a valid drive r' Saturday. 8-5. 476 1 MI. 612 -6/3, 9am -5pm. 3626 m1sc Items 9am-? 1cense and t]1gh schoo · Tabor Ad 1 mile past Vinton Bulav1lle Ptke Camper, hot Large First t1me Yard Sale 1 1ploma or eqUivalent. Th school tu b, golf clubs & more_. m1le out St At 143, June 2uallf1cat1ons include work 3 family, Friday 6/3, 8.00- Aam ed out Ya rd Sale at 4 ng weekends, e11enin 4:00, Saturday 614, 8 00- 1686 Lincoln Pike, resched· h1fts and most be able t . 12:00. 274 Bulaville P1ke ulod for Juno 4. Lots o! Multi fam1ly, 2nd·3rd, m1sc., lift. Excellent startin ages and competltille ben Clothes- lad1es, mens. boy baby/ toddler girl clothes Pullins EKe . on Rt. 833. ~0-5 , tits . (2T-8), girls (3T-14), shoes, ad ult clothes, and went out rai n or sh1ne. no phone calls No phone call 1'1ouseho ld 1tems, toys , ol busmess craft sale Plus lease, Sat. 9·4 . l ots'ot kids clothes, Please send resume/lette ' child's 41C4 Jeep, much much more. more. ..C • - - - , - - - - - - - ln fantitodd ter, gi rl/boy SA f tnterest to· Rummage Sale June 3rd, 143,3.1 m11es trom Rt 7 REM Community Opttons 5 family brand name cloth· :was, 9am·2pm, VFW Post ----~--'-Boaz Commenca1 Park lng, would make good 4464. 134 3rd Ave . 111iamstown. WV 26~ 87 Thurs , June 2, 2005, 48040 school clothes. first Muse Ht;>ldog 's/corn bread. tte nt10n· Judy Castp Adams Ad, Aacme , Oh, on Georges Creek ott At. 7. ..;._.:__ _ _ _ __ large 3 family, baby clothes Deadline to a 1 6·6-05 Wed, Thu rs .. Fri. Sat June 4, o·OO-? Tools, campe rs tr;> p, . Precious 0-3yrs, high chair, str Oller Domino's' now Hiring: 5 tam1ly yard sa le. Tl'1urs, Fri, Moment s, Longaberger, lots walke r, toys, etc, golf clubs, Safe Drivers TV, Home lntenors, ,rrusc , Sat, 9am-5pm. 755 of mise and Management Shoestnng Ridge Ad Lots .ot .:____:_ _ _ _ _ __ One Dey Onlyl Ra1n All locations !;lathes, furniture , mise Saturday 614 Only. 48 & 52 Cancelsll A:pply tn person Items Spruce S1 . 9 1115. ~--~-~~--., (304)675-5858 YARDSALE(740)446-4040 Yard Sale & Bake Sale June S-M1Ie Yard Sale 3rd, 41h (Friday & Saturday) Pr. PlFAsM'T Saturday June 4th, Due to recent changes in Cadmus School House. aam-5pm. 2 Separate Yard Sales 8' coverage area Medl Home Residents of Neighborhood Sponsored by · Cadmus Family total, Children to Health Ag4mcy is seek 1 n~ a Aoac:t will be holding a 5- Crime Watch. mne Yard Sale! All partici- Yard sale Sat /StJn . 800· Adult sizes. L1ttle Bit of highly motiva ted. Independ Everything June 3-4 9am- ent luiH1me Registered pan ts will have s1gns with ye llow balloons tn their 6 DO Daytled, twin 6 drawer 2pm Ra1n date Mon-Tues Nurse to man agel service captam bed wtth desk at 176 Midway Drive New clients out of our Gallipolis yards Fmd eyeryth tng you're end, dryer, beautiful clot l'1 es. Haven WV •· off1ce Must be licensed tn looking for on one road! g1tl, women, boys. men. both Ohio and West V1rg 1nla (Neighborhood Rd . runs m1sc. A MUST SEE ROUS H 5 Famtly ·-Saturday' 6/4 , We offer a compelittve between State Ates. 141 & 607 Ea~t 1st Street, New salary, oenellts package and LAN~ • 218) Haven. Ch1ldreil- aU ult 401 K E 0 E Please send 6-4-05, 9:00-? 75 Gavin Yard sale, Fnday only 9am- clo thes , toys hous,ehold. resume to 352 Second Ave., Rodney II. 4pm, Juniper La ne In The pet everythin g Street, Gallipoli s. OH 45631 or call Aain/Siline . Guns , col- Meadows lots of quality 5 Fam1ly Yard Sale At 87 1-800-481-6334 ' Attn · lectibles. coins. mens. wom- household, mens clothing, George H Keefer res1dence . Audrey Farley, RN outdoor !urn and more. ens, JUniOr clOthes Friday & Saturday 3rd & 4th Established Heat1ng-Coo ling Across from the Korner Yard sale, hot dogs, baked 8-? lots of mise and clothCompany 1n Galtta County tore on 554& 160 June 3- gpods . June 3, at Trinity U.M Ing Rain or Shlne • S • ? looktn>;~ for experienced - 4. Sam -? Table, chatrs, . Church, Porter, 9am· . Big Garage Sale June 2-3 installers af!d techn1c1ans If Yard Sate. 1939 Chatham Thur's -Fri L~t's ot every- mterested send resume to: • clott"Jes, etc Friday 3rd ' Sam. 3 tamily Ave June 1st. 2nd . 3rd. thing . 1 m1le out SandhtU CLA Bol( 566 c/o Gallipolts yard sale, t m1le down 218. Furniture. k1dS clothes. dtsh- Road on the Corner of Lewis Tnbune. P.O. BaM 469i Gallipolis, OH 45631 lane 8-3 ra1n or Shine Aaln or shine. es, bunk beds. 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Call 1-800-440· 7234 --------Gallla-Metgs Communtty Actio n Agency ts accepting applicatiOns tor the follow1ng pos1t1ons : Case Manager I 58.90 per hour Full t1me . tempOrary ' • - - - - - -- ·--------- -..-·---··. 10 ,MrscELLANEU\!S Paramed•cs & EMT's OIRECTV FREE Home needed Apply a( 1354 entertainment System Jackson P1ke. Gallipolis FREE Eqwpment and Install up to four roorris. 145 chanPart t1me posltiO!l ava1table nels S29 00 a month Ask at Dental Off1ce tn the Pt how to get FREE HBO Pleasant ar&a Please send MAX , and STARS 1·800resume to 3984 lnd1an 523-7556 for deta1ls Creek Rd . Elkview WV i!l; ;;;.:,;:;::..:::,::::;::::::.,_..., 180 25701 W~TIIJ Point Pleasant Dent al Off1ce seeking Denlal Hyg1enist Send Resume Clo PO Box 45 Pt Pleasant. WV 25550 _ _ I 304 675 6553 or ax To Do ""'--------" Carpenter Work 25 yrs exp · . Decks, block, concrete. new bulldt ng from ground up (304)675-5987 Reta il Sa les ClerK-28 hours Conn1e s Ch1ld Care-·-lrt plus a week, So me evenings-----No Surtdays-Tuppers Plams. Now has Case Manager 2 openmgs on M1dmght shift . 59 94 per hour $7 00/hour. P ICk up appl1ca20 Years exper16nce Can Full t1me , temporary liOn at Swisher & Loshe . 74$0-667 -6329 Pomeroy Positions will be responsible Salesperson needed OH K CLEANING We'll Gel · lor supervision of temporary E penenced in sales and A-Done FOR YOU 1 1 youth workers (age 14-18) h;rdware Apply In person DAILY/WEEKLY/MONTHLY at 11arious works1tes m Thomas Do-lt Center · WE DO Cleanmg Powerwash1ng, Windows . Me1gs County. as well as Galllpohs OhiO ma1ntenance of reqwred Small Lawn s. Pamtmg. Clean-up, Mm or prorect records Pos1t1ons SECURITY will be active early June unt1i Mametance. Carp~ts-- PROFESSIONALS Bus1nesses. August, approximat ely 10 Nat1o nal secur~ty hrm seeks Houses . Awn ings, wee~s PART-TIME employmen t 1n Ofltees Apartments. Trailers, Semithe Apple Grove. WV area Qualifications· Age 1B or Qualified aPplicants must be Tra1tars, GUtters, Cabms, Contracts. older, htgh school diploma Of at least 21 years old HS Gas Stations GED. val 1d dr1vers lice[lse. dip loma/GEO, no cnmmal ~t~ lns1de.'Ou1stde clear back ground check and record & pass drug test Resldent1al tC omme rt cal drug test, pnor exper19nce Let Us Help You 1 · Cll;lan-A· WE OFFER with youth preferred Up" and "Get-R-D one" 1 740-Excellent pay -FREE healthcare 985-3639!740-416-1 823 ask Applications ava1table at, -L1fe Insurance fo r Karen or Df!ve rei. a11a1l-Matching 40t(k) able Meigs On8 Stop. MCDJFS -Free un1lorms Dozer for H1re (304)895175 A~ce Street, Middleport -TUition assistance 3571 or (304)895-3638 GMCAA, 1369 Powell -Awards/bonuses Street. Middleport Call 1-866-325-41 50 Exteflor Pamtmg , GMCAA, 8010 North State betWeen 9am & 5pm, M-F, to EICper(enced. Reasonab le Route 7 Chesht re schedule an 1nterv1ew. rates. References For Free GMCAA , 859 Third Ave. EOE Esttmates call 740-645Gall1pol1s 2638 SECURITY Ga ll1 a One Stop, GCOJFS, , PROFESSIONALS I w1!1 care for your loved one 848 Third Avenue, Gall ipolis Nat1onal secunty f1rm seeks 1n my home Call F 40)388Applications must be PART-TIME employment m . 01 18 rece111ed at GMCAA, 8010 the Apple Grove. WV area I Will clean houses or offices. Qua lified applicants must North SA7, Cheshire by References avatlable For 21 years old, HS be at least 4pm Tuesday, May 31.2005 the best tn cleanltness call d1ploma!GED. no crtmmal Malinda at 304-531-1794 or record, & pass drug test Equal Opporiun1ty Employer 740-992 5805. WE OFFER' =:..::.:....:..::.....::...____ ·Excellent pay -FRE E healthcare -L1fe 1nsurance -Match1ng 401(k) -Free uniforms -TuhOns assistance -Awards/bonuses Call 1·866·325-4 150 between 9AM & 5PM. M-F to schedule an mterV•ews EOE Local lllSurance agency is ___S_l:_A_B:.t:L:. .IT_Y_I_!t_ _ h~r~ng an Ad mmtstrative ASsistant Must have excel· 11o you worry abo ut the lent commun1catton and luture ol your job? Interpersonal skills. orgamDo you feel like you are not zaiiOnal sk1lls and corr\pu ter apprec1ated? prof1ctency with database Local dental off1ce seekmg an enthusiaStiC, mult1- taskmg indlvtdual Must have general ofl1ce skillS , computer skdls, and a des1 re to develop denhal knowledge Please send resu me and l'land wntten note tnd1ca11ng yo ur interest to. PO Bol( 70 4, Pom ~roy, ·Ohio 45769 experience. Monday-Fnday, 9-5 Resume and references Why not begin a career with a stable employer lh8t should be mailed to· PO Bo• values the hard wor~ 763. Galilpohs, Ohio 4563 1 you do? Resume must -be received by 616105 We offer· Make 50% Selltng A!IOn Call •Up to 48/hr. With no el\pen (740)446~3358 ence •Medocal/40 1(k) Managers Pos 1tton •P atd vacations/holidays / Halnlng Will take care ol the Elderly 1n t he ~r Home Have Experience phone (304)675·3264 8 US1NESS OI'I'OKI'LNITY •NOTICE• HIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recom mends tha ou do business with pea le you know, and NOT t end money through th a11unt1l you have mvest1 ated the olfertn r ~ HOMI:S HlR SAU: · )08 Leg1on Terrace. ranchtype house has a sunroom w1th a beautiful v1ew of nver Th1s 2 bedroom home features hardwood floors cell 1ng fans. gas flfep lace and breakfast nook Three yr old_ roof. close to bustness section, $47 500 (740)99 2 5502 ------~ 3BA . 1BA Ranch style house located 6 miles past Holzer hosp1tal on" Rt 160 (7 40)388·9263 7 Haines under S14000 Will deliver 740-385-4367' AHentlon! Local co mpany offenng "NO DOWN PAYMENT' pr ogra ms lor you to buy your hOme 1nstead of renting '100°o fmancmg • Less than perfect credtt accepted • Pay ment could be the same as rent Mortgage loCators (7 40 }992-732 1 ·Bnck Ranch B1dweii/Porter Rt 160 near school. groeery store and gas statton 3 bedrooms all elec tn c, 2 112 baths, k1tchen w1th nook, pantry. disposal. mtcrowave , great room · w1th stone/gas fireplace. formal d1n1ng room with bay wmdow, study/olf1ce wtth wa lk·m ctoset Master bedroom and bath w1th 2 walk-m closets. Whirlpoo l tub . shower and dual s1nks Enclosed back porch . 2 car garage. 20x40 in ground pool. oak woodwork new roof landscap1ng plus AIC-1'1eat AdJacent land approx 4-5 acres ava1lable ' S179.900 Call (740)446· 9312 All real e!ltate ad11ert1sing in this newspa per is subject to the Federal fatr HoUSing Act of 1968 wh 1c, makes it illegal to advertise "any pref erence, timltatton or discrimination based on race, colo r, religi on, sex f!lmlllat status or !"8flanal origin, Of any Intention to mak e any such preference, llmitatton or dlscrlmtnatlon." Th1s new spape r·w111 not know ingly accept adve rt isements t or real estate which Is In violation of the law. Ou r readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In this ne wspaper are ava il able on an equal 0 11 ~;::;·I:U;lo;A;:; N L....;;:;:POO:; ;.rt; •; ;":;Y:. . b:;•;;•.:••:;·_,l **!\'OTIC•:** HO\t•:s FOR SAIL Owner relocatmg oo= down Must see th1s 1r'rlmaculate 2000 sq It home w1th remodeled k1tchen bu dl·tns Great neighborhood . close to town Call (740)446-8325 or vtSit www.ORVB.com Code 4505 P r~ced to sell at 5132.500 Ranch Bnck Home 3Br, 1Ba. 2 / Car-Garag e. Basemen t/Sunroom All Appliances mclu ded By Appoi ntment (304)882-2230 m ( 3b4 )~33- 5636 ~ 10 Grande 3-4 BR. 2 112 BA. LA. DR. wood floors. basement. garage carport , over 1800 sq II $125 000 Call (740)245-9413 R10 Grande Investment Prope rty walk to Um11ers1ty (2) Apa rtment bwldmgs. (3) two BR units 5129 ,000 Call . (740)245· 9413 www.orv .com Home Lis tmgs . List your home .b)' calling 1740)446-3620 V1ew photos/mlo onl1ne I, M ONEY 10 --------Duplex. each w1th 3 BA . LR DR . Kitchen. Bath & Poi-ch House 3 BR, LA Kttchen Bath Both 10 Potnt Pleasant (304)675· 2495 atter 7 OOpm % Down! 3 bedroom i 4 bath. Li~. 0 /R. FIR. ar garage fenced m ack yard 1/2 acre lose to town. S 132.500 ode 4505 or call 740 446-8325 20 M o mLE Hom~ FOR SALE 1979 Home~tc 121150' 1 2 Bedroom/1 Bath gas. sell coni-air cond1t1oner Will 1ent lor $265 00 a month or sel l lor S3 495 00 740-3854019 1993 Hol ly Pa rk mob1 le home 2 bedroorh-2 lull ba th fng . range washer & drye r. central a1r. lar ge covered decK & out bCti ldmg _17_4_0_14_4_1·_0_12_1_ _ _ __ 1997 161C80 Oakwood 3 BOA , 2 bath vandalized, needs work s9.zoo (740)441-7641 1999 Oakwood 16x75 · 3 bedro om. 2 bath underpm n•ng and front deck condtt1on Exc ellent Mill Creek Ad Gallipolis· $19 500 NeedS moved. Call E~Ccellent Condttion & (740)4 46-6565 after 5pm LocatiOn , 5-Aoom, 3br. Ranch , Brtck Front, Vmyl- 200 Clayton 14x70 3 bedSn:jing, Heat Pump, 0 31 ac., room 2 bath cent ral a1r tully equipped Kitchen . sh1ngled root . v1ny t s1dmg . Replace ment W1 ndo ws. Slllmg on two acres o! Attached Garage , Storage ground, nice place. $35,000 Bu tldmgs, call 5·9pm f1rm, (H0\742-4012 (304)675·5038 Fleetwood, lro nt 2000 ~1tc nen model with skirting and central a1r W1ll delfver Very clean 1·800-837-3238 2003 16)(80 Noms 3 bedroom 2,bath, all appliances Call (7401367 -0402 leave New 3. BD 2 Bath Home message Only 198/mo Includes a/C, dehve ry and set up. 740· 94 Clayton Notrts 14 70. 385-9948 . total etectnc 2B A. 2BA, v1nyl sk1rling 2 decks, heat New 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath pump S t4 .000 080 Home on 1 1+ acres @ (740)388-8739 Ltton Stocked Pond , C1ty Water. New Sept1c System 99 Holly Park Glenmoor 3 Ready to move 1n call for BA , 2 bath , vmyl/ shlnQie. appt (304)475-4429 R1o G1ande. already set up -------- r City/State/Zip Shop the Clossifieds! Fn!Sat., June 314, 8 00-5.00 i mtle out Cherfy Ridge Road , Rio Grande Home lntenor', household 1tems, name brand clothing. boys 10-1 6. Jr 0·7 'r . Book 328, Page 189, Melge County DHd Recorde • . The for egoi ng real eatata bei ng the aome real e otall c o nveyed to Erneat J. Gr i mm and Vao h tl Grimm b y daed rac ordad In Volume 227, Page , 265 , Mel ga County Deed Record a . I Garage Sale 1'57 Woodland 1 yea r old male bo~Cer/lab to Dnve , Man Tues May 30,31, 9-5 A little btl of good home. e11erything 3 Free Kittens. Litter tramed , _ _:__.:...______ Wormed, (304)675-2663 Garage sale June 3,4 , 9-? little Kyger Rd Turn at AV Healthy K1Hens Call.992- High School 2 gas ranges. , 794 1 $40 each. mens AE & Old Navy clothing & chlldrens : I..o;r M1) cloth 1ng & more. • Address which Wll conveyed to Paul Hill, Jr. ond C erol Hill, by dHd recorct.d tn DHd' Ir ~~ I w1ll not be Aesponstble lor any Debts other than my Own Elmer McFarland 5131/05 Are you 66 or· older? Deed: Volume lor public inspection 1 Reference • Route 338, a distance ANNouNCEMENTS Cheshore- ~nd of Roush Lane on 554 Home Interior. · AOOPT A Happtly married, baby Items, household, childless couple longs to much more June 3·4, 9·5. share our lives Wll!' your --~-----baby Will prov1de a lifetime Estate Sale of Mary Henry of lo11e . happ1ness, oppty & May 30-3~ , 9am-6pm, June se<:unty. We know that your 1. 9am-3pm. large selection decis1on will be made out of of furniture, Including outpure. love for your baby. door turn1ture, lots ol m1sc. Expenses pd. Please call 1tems. 247 .Kelton Rd. behind · M1ke & Donna 1-866-720- NationWide lnswance on SA 5099 1.60, Galhpohs For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! The annual report 1\egister Sentinel 4_46-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• (740) Or Fax To (740) 446-3008 Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 East .Co mmunit y Cent ers. Marc um Terr ace Sports Ce nte r, an d the Informati on and Re ferra l Service on. the third fl oor of the Cabell Count y Pu bli c Ltb ra ry in dow ntown Hu nt in gto n. Fo r more info rm ation, persons IIW\ ' ca ll B~a,t ri ce Crall<' Ba n ford a t ( 304) 696-5225 o r Tim Whit e at (304) .522-0576 or (304 ) 75 1-625 1. \our Hight to Know, Deli\ e ~ Ri&hl to Your m:rtbune To Place the Ph ys ics divis ion and was also named to Who's Who amo ng American High School st udents during 2005. She was also an active 0 t:llemb~r of Speech and Drama Clu b and Prom committee. and is also currently wit h Trinity invo lved Church. Garnes plans to major in both sports medici ne and athlet ic ·traini ng at UC. , Megan is 1~e daughter of Joe and Shari Garn es of Pomeroy: Publi c Nolices in N'" ' P'I" "· • We Cove Meigs, Gallia, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! l ll l ODd (204} VI. D. . . a (31).1~ (1" ! . Tlllndlr-10 Pldull·f l l l r - (~7) - (23-8). Tluodoy. 1:30 p.m. ~: Slluojoy, 10a.m. . PUBUC NOTICE www.mydailysentinel .com 1, 2005 • TURNED OOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SS I7 No Fee Unless We Wm l 1-888-582-3345 Rl \I I .._,I \II Not your average med1cal ofl1ca ·Job,! Ofllce support personnel needed for progressllle OptometriC practice tn Athens. learn the essentials of patient care while ustng your computer knowlttdge typing and phone etiquette skills We are looking lor a tarmg , sell motiVated hard worker who iS' able to multitask. Fax resumes to 740-594-2270 by June 17 2005 · Ho~tE.~ t'()R SALE w- Qallipa!.scarMrcolle'O'I com Accr.ed1l8d Member ACCrldlhnQ C<Junc•l Jur lndept~nd~nl end Schoola 12146. Col!ege5 NA A CONCEALED P1stol Class Saturday, June 11 , 2005, 9.00 A.M. Mason VFW $75 .00. Call (740) 992-9444---Celllr (740) 4163329 or E Mail PEASONS @•.VE R IZON .NET WV, OH · And AU legal Overbrook Center IS currqnt- S1ates, must be 21 ly accepting applications for lPN 's ALL SHIFTS!! If you are interested, please come m and fill out an application at 333 Page Street. Middleport, Oh EOE S~OP CLASSIFIEDS New 3 BR 2 Bath SectiOnal or can be m0~0d $11 900 Home Only 249 /m o. (3041633·6536 $59,000 . New Haven 2.800 Incl udes A/C d~ lt very & New 14)C60, onty $198 73 sq h. Log Cabin as ts. w/3-5 setup: 74Q-.385-767t per mo. Includes complete acres . Call Mike (513)314New 3 BA Home Only set up and delivery. 740· 2754 ~89!mo ' Includes a/c. deliV- 385-2434 100% financing available ery and set up 740·385· ne Acre MODI e Home. even wtth less than perfect 4367 BA 2BA LA K1tchen . cred1t on thts 3 bedroom. 1 Deck&BUIIdings, A1r See a bath .' home 1n Middleport. No Down Payment ts possi 76 Oshel Ad Corner lot, carport wrap- ble on thts beautiful 3 bedaround porch . fenced 1n room. 2 ba th home. 2 car SAVE·SAV E-SAVE yard, basement 416-4290 garage Deck overlooking StocK models at Old priCes l}eBUtlfUI VIeW F1ve Po1nts 2005 models arrP\11ng Now 1-Bath area. (740)992-6&67 3-Bedroom, Col e's Mobile Homes Remodeled, Full Basement , 15266 U S 50 East. Athens Appliances mcluded Ready to move m 3 · BA Oh1 0 45701 (740)592·1972 OutbUilding & 24FT Pool Home 1n country set!lng'only "Where You Get You r 188 Park Onve (304)675· 198/mo With 10°o down Money's Worth'' 740-385-4367 7460 • ----'--'-~------~--'---------- - - _ _2____ ' �Wednesday, June 1, 2005 · A'rAKI~tt::."''I"S r BEAUTIFUL 'APARTAT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES. 52 Westwood Dnve' frorn $344 to $442. Walk to shop & moV1es. Call 740·446-2568 Equal Hous1rlg Opportun1ty MENTS ' " " - - - - - - - - " · Depos11 Required . Central AJC $300/month (304)675· 1 BR Conage in Gallipolis 7783 Deposil & reference required. No pets. Call after Nice 2BR . 1 bath w/ attached gar. $400 per mo. no pets. · 4pm (740)446-2468 Deposit & reterence.s. . 2 BOA- 2 1/2 baths, 2 car (740)446~2601. .garage- furnished , close to - - - - -- - - .Holzer hosp1tal. (740)441- One Bedroom, No Pets. · 03 1lJ. Utill!les Pa1d, S400/mo., · Deposit & Referen.ce 2 bed•oom 1601 Graham ReqUITed. ~740)446-3667 School Rd. No pels. re nt $400/month. S200/deposit Pleasant Valley Apitrl ment (740)446-0050 Are now taKing Applications for 28R , 38R & 4BR ., 2 bedroom .house. no ~ets. taken reference required, starting Applic ations . are Monday · thr u Friday. from at $35Dlm0n th . Call Jay 9,00 A.M.-4 P.M. Oflice is (740)441 ·0 110. Located at 1151 I;:VergPGen 2 BR. 3 miles from HMC. Dr1\i'e Pomt Pleasant, WV $450/mo. depos1t & rei. Ph one No. is (304)675· required . No pets. Call 5806EHO (7 40)446-2651 . Pomeroy 2 or 3 br.. Naylor 3 BR Ranch Home Au~ ." wid hook-Lip, s/r. HUD, w/ attached Garage 1n Camp tea\i'e message (740)992· Conley area ol Pt. Large 6886 fenced yard in great neighTownhouse borhood. $675 mth. Oepos1t. Tara and References , reQuired . Apartments . Very Spacious. Call l-304,-531-1197 or 1- . 2 Bedrooms . e rA. 1 1/2 304-273-1112 Bath . Adult Pool & Baby Pool. Patio. Start 5385/Mo. Anentlon! No Pe ts. L ease 'Plus Local company offering ~~o DOWN PAYMENT" pro- Security Deposit Required. (740)446-348 t grams tor you to buy your - - - - - - - - home instead of renting . Twin.Rivers Tower is accept· • 1oo·%financ1ng ' . ing applications lor waiting •• Less tt1an pertect credit list for Hud·subsized, 1- br, accepted apartment·. call 675-6679 • Payment could be the · EHO same as rent. -~------M or tgage Loca tors. Valley Apartments in Mason , (740)992·7321 WV currently · acceptin g applications. Apply at 501 Brand New 2 Bedroom Shawnee Trail in Point House in town $475/mo. Applications Pleasan t. CIA. Washer/ Dryer Hook-up. accepted on Tuesdays. Stove/Refrige rator -ln,cluded_ HUD ass1sted. (304 )675 (740) 441-0 194 or (740)441 * 4900 1 184 . r i 1,· --I'O~~KiirriiiiiALEiiiiiri--_.1 Clean 2 bedroom mobile fin ancing . 90 days ?ame as home dose to town . Gall ·cash . Visa/ Master Card. Dr1ve- a· little sa\i'e alot. , (740)256-6574. Bichon Frise puppies. 1 time special AKC Registered. All white. (740)44~:9510. Ch ihuahua puppies Very cute, 'lovable. Call (740)2455984 · Lab puppies· $225 · ·Vet checked - 1st shots · & wormed . Siamese Himalayan- kitte ns- $75. 1995 Ford Probe Auto Alr (7 40)446-1 062 $1495.00--1996, Plymouth Neon 4 Or. 'Auto Air Purebred Siberian Husky $2495 .00--1994 , · Plymouth puppies, 3 females , black & Voyager 7 passenger V6 while. sable & wt1ite. bh;e Auto · ·Air $1995.00 eyes. masks. very ·nice!!! RIVERVIEW MOTORS 2 Wormed, $160 each, call BlocKs Above McDonalds , (740)992-5885 Pom eroy. Oh (740-992Reg . Ronweiler pUppies for. 3490) ·1 I II<' I'' 1'1'1 II ' ,\ I I\ I ..,I cu h. ,..,;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; riO FARM Hay wagon 19 tt. Stolfus l(icker wagon. Removable steer racks. Like new tires and bed. (740)245-0485. John Deere 1o tt'. No Til Drill for Re nt. Carmichael Equipment. (740)446·2412 - - - - --ur-.c-,'-,-'L-e-S-ab_r_e 8 199 7 Limited, 75 th ousand rrines. l eatt1er Int. , Loaded, Garage Kept. $5,995 (304)675-1731 1998 Ct1evy Malibu V6, maroon, good condi1ion. runs goOd , good gas mil eage. $3,500. · Call (740)446-2896. 20Q2 Cadillac Dell'ille. wh ite diamond , lully equipped , factory warranty, 22,900 miles, like_ new. $24,995. (740)256-1428. 2003 , Toyota Spyder Conll'ertible Exce llen1 condition. 7,000 miles, 6-speed, Sequential Shift; in storage hom October to Apri l (304)675-4318 or (304)2084128 96 Ct1evy Corsica V6, automatic, 4 door, AC, power locks, till, nic'e paint and in terior, looks and runs greal, - $1,600 . (740)669. 0302. 97 Cavalier Z24 2 door, 5 speed, AC, tilt, new blacK pain!, nice in1erior, looks & runs greai, $2,9 00, (740)669-0302. Tree Service Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck . I0 9 ,.,.•• PRIVAtE -GYM •-Acce pting New • Hl'1n·y Duty Commerclol E quipment \\'orkout on .you r own hours 24n Serious Inquiries Oni}- 1r Septic Systems i' Site ~ Preparation ~ Dozer IS NOW OPEN ~T The Mulbtrr}' Community Ce nter 260 ,MulberQ A\'~. •·o nnerl~· • Room Add!Uons & Remod•ling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutters • VInyl Skiing,& Painting • Patio and Porch Decks We do It all except furnace work . Pomero.t· Samt' (ireat!Aw /'rice.~ , uml Smiling Frie11dly Facei. ' V.C. YOUNG Ill OPEN Mun-t'ri. 9am to 3pm PH : 992-4183 740-S<J i -4~ 1 UH, NOT NECESSARILY AT OUR .HOME !! lS..Iili: ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon (Zero Turn Radius Mower) 30 inch cutting width. to 50 inch cutting width 3 year \\ID_rranty I&Q TMCfQR SALES & EOl!IPMENI right in the heart of'Chesler Let me do 1t for youl Ohio BARNEY lo~ders , finish mowers, tillers CARPENTER SERVICE 7~0- 416-282.1 THE BORN LOSER : P'WQL, CJ-\\(.Fr Wf\/>,T 1>0 '<OU TI-\I~K OFf'/\~ 1\W..US\S ""? ~ 'FOR COf'/\I~G UP wrm cot"«..ti:' I i ~UT\01'1':> 10 Vf!?.X :'>IMPLE PROOLt..MS' ~ Call H,D. Consl. for nil }'Our home g High and Dry repair needs, roofing. siding. add-ons. Storage remodeling ~tc .. free estimates Phone (740) 992*2979 tD Construction All Your Hnme lmprovemem Needs • Sid ing . Windows • Decks . Porches • Ccrnmic Tile & Hardwood Flooring • Garages (740) 992·5232 SxiO, IOxiO, lOx IS, 10x20, 10x30 Janet Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio Room Add. • Roofi ng Baths . "No Job ·hJSnia/1" Racine, **"'*Also 8\'ailable***"' YOUNG'S 740-99!-7!15:' • Kitchens • · ' • Task Master Tractors 26 horse - 38 hm-se. 4wd (I year warranty) • Farm Pro Tractors 20 horse • 30 horse at 108 W, Main Poml'roy r Garages , 4··wd, remote hydraulics 3 Year warranty The Parish Shop '" Utilities ·r Pole Barns Pom~roy. starting al 27 horse ·57 horse with shuttle lransmission Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! ' ~=='•:•:•:c~n~•e;;s:s;;a~e== OH Year 2000. Pontoon Boat. 24 · 740-247-2162 or ,foot, Sweetwater; so HP 740-416-3508 14 )' rs. Ex.'"'' -ricnce Mercury, Power Trim, 4 ~"" - d 1 mo Stroke Engine, Big Foot, . .~~~~~~;..::::~ Outdrive, lounge Seats, Pri\i'acy Room, Depth Finder, Houi Meier. ' Good Radio, H a~ only 50 hOurs on Boat. Garage ·kept in Winter. like New Paid O\i'er $18,000 Will sale for S13,000 All types of roofing: (304)773-5944 Shing le, Flat , Metal - HOWARDL IWRITESfl & SONS i ROOFING MANlEY'S SElf STORAGE 97 Beech Street Middleport. OH 10x10x10x20 992·3194 or 992-6635 " Middleport's only Self· Storase· •~ ,......__.-....__ 0~ BIG NATE [)ON 'T '(OU T~ll>lK C.OH- 6 '(OU~SELF TO -~ lf'\(;.1\.~>~ -lUST A BIT PREOSUMPTUOU s' .".'CHUCKLE ' ~~" ·1 PARING 1\EMSftAHI>T ,,-, 93 Columbus Rd. Alhens ! ;-- Whaley's A\liO . Parts \ . St. RL681 Darwin, OH 740-992-7013 o·r 740-992-5553 Ret< lot·king In te ;\bdel ' 'PEANUTS n nd After Mo rkel AFTER YOU STATE YOUR CASE, 'I'OU TURN AROUND WI-lEN 'I'OU TALK TO THE PRINCIPAL, YOU HAVE TO See Brent or Brian Wh aley M-Fri 8:30-5:00 Sal. 8:30-Noon TRIP OVER Ti-1E WASTEBASKET! GRACEFULlY, AND, ACT REAL COOL _ Seamless Gu tter * Downspoul - Sid ing *Freelllllllllh 949-1405 :~=~~===~~ STANLEY TREE fRIMMING & G.ENERAL CONTRACTING ROBERT BISSEll COIISTRUCnON • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 140-992-1611 Stop Prompt & ~uality work · • Affordable Rates , References Available • Free Estimates • ~ Compare Sun. Closed AllenUon Melg1 Co. llnlllentslll Sanitation SEPTIC TANK PfJMPING $95.00 :SUNSHINE CLUB PORTA8lf TOilET RfNTAl · CALl FOR APPOINTMENT_ TODAY ·992·3251 OR 591·8757 Call Gary Stanley 740-742-2293 • Leave a message_ 2bo3 Dutchman Lite. 28 _tt bun~ house with Slide · out. Like new: $ 16,000. Call Hill's Self Storage {740)446*8308 afler , s,30pm. --------34' "03' Jaoco Eaglo 1·12' ' slide out. lots of BKtras. Like new condition. {740)339· 0218. --~------ Coleman Camping Trailer 12FT. 2 King Beds, $5,500 call for Details (304)675· 1731 - -- - - - - - Truck Camper. AC , TV An'tenna. wired for Cable, like new $6,500 (304)6753353 lr"16 .....;....;.,.,....;._ _..., HOI>tE L-..,;"iii1PROiiiiiiiiVEJ\fili1iiliii INm; iii,·_.l BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar· antee. Local references furnished .' Established 1975. Call . 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 0870, Rogers Basement Waterproofing SOMiSTIME5 1 WONI7fR WHAT ~U'RE THINKINGo,0171E • 29670 Bashan Road R acine , Ohio 45771 740.949-2217 ' ADVERTISE · SlzMS'X10' to 10'd0' Hours 7:00AM· 8:00PM ;~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~;.;~ High cost fertilizer got you $265 ton (While Suppy Last) • Mushroom Compost Available • I .:::;.=~~ $35 * 1,000 lbs Approx. weight L 18 spreader buggies available for use Airway pasture renovators and seeders available to rent. Licensed. agronomist on staff available for 1- consu bng. SHAllE Kl v •- · 35537 St. ' sE r.. K AG ' Rt. 7 IN THIS SPACE ' FOR $52 PER MONTH Now Available AI 17-17-17~ R V I CE' Pomeroy, Ohio Pass Pass Pass Pass Puss Pas!\ +2 Scorpion . Tractors ."Taking The Sting Our Of Hard Work!" Mid-Size 4Wheel Driv~ Tractor , with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines ' 26 29 32 33 summer 21 Like gargoyles 22 Golfer's · target 24 Areal swine - 26 Bul~ 27 Cato's road 28 AntolneHe lost hers 30 Turmoils eagerly 34 Hollow rock 35 Change hair color 36 Goat c:hoooe 38 lce..,ream serving 40 Very, bY..41 Gives the go-ahead , 42 Prize marbles The English ha\i'e some incorrect impres· sions about the Uni1ed States: and vice versa. For example, New YorK has about 43 inch~s of rainfall a year and Miami some 58 inches. How much does l ondon get? And here is· a comment by Mark Twain that wouldn't. meet with uni~;ers8 1 E ng li ~h agreement: "How superbly brave is the Englishman in the prese nce of the awtulest forms of danger & death; & t1ow abject in the presence of any & an forms of hereditary rank." One of the t1ardest parts of bridge is spo~i ng a hidden danger. But it you · do see the risk, that iS more !han half the battle. In this deal, how would You try to make six spades after West has led the · diamond two? North's four-spade rebid promises tour· card support and a maximum one-lell'el opening bid. {For losing·trick-counl·userS, it shows five losers.) Tt1en South used Blackwood just to check !hal the opponents didn 't have two ~ces. There seemed to be 16(1) easy tricks: fill'e spades, two hearts, live diamonds and four clubs. The only loser WOLIId be the trump ace. Howell'er, when declarer won lhe first trick and played a spade, East grabbeP his ace and gave Wesl a diamond ruff: one down. ·sorry. partner, I sho uld have bid six nolrump,H said South al1er recove ring from the shock. · "Maybe," replied ~orlh . "Bu t surely the lead is a singleton. Just cash the ace-king of hearts, discarding your second diamond, belore playing a spade." London receives about 23 inches of rain per annurri. 1 am · confiden t .that you answered h1gher. G scund Skips past 56 Cluttered Uh-ohl lmpulolve DOWN Tank Slangy reSh8arer lusal (hyph.) of old films Train for , 2 Diarist boxing - Nln Comlc·strlp 3 Calendar possum pages ' Top40song 4 UnllsofW<>r1t Sull'ltbellef 5 NNW Building opposite wing 6 Trial run Causteau' s 7 Accepts· 8 9 to 11 12 16 18 20 . . •bRIZZWELLS • ; M! IT'1 A J(5m.E Cf lt.C:UIU. " ' :; ~A 08VI~Y, THAT MAKES 1'WO OF U5 by Luis Campos ~~~cryptograms are created from quotstiOrls by !IVTIOIJS ~ pas1 and !)'!sent Each le~ in !he cipl:ler stan<b lor MOther Today's clue: G equals Q EJCPJYVH~T - HR GAJRVHUT. " PLAIV VFJ E IHT K , . KUATZJC . PREVIOUS SOLUTION -"I can'lexpress enough g1ali1ude; he saved so~·s l~e:- Joe McCarthy, ol he10 rescue1 Alex "A-Rod" Rodriguez my wo.. lAIII - . . <JIIrthda,y: June 2. 20.0 5 By Bernh;:• B•O. O•ol Projects whic h you o riginate in the year a h ead could work out fortunate ly lor you. When you believe you havo B good tdoa or prodC.ct. get it to the persons who have pipelines to th e marketplece. GEMINI (M ay 21-June 20)- A joint venture where temperS may· have trumped h o nest negotiation can still h old promise, but only ti each · puts their anger behihd him or her. S hoot straigh t f rom the mind, not from th e mouth . CAN C ER {June 2 1+July 22) No maher how much you believe someone desen~es to be c ha stised or pUnished in some manner, if a relationship is really Important t o you, make ' an effort today to get past' what's OGT AL II 1 1 I~ ." Y E NH 0 '11 .1'1 bothering you . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) D on't get caugh t up in someone else's bahie today o r be pressured into abandon· I I .. ~ I Thanksgiving is a big family day lor all my relatives. They I TI-l T 0 HMl C ....._,1,.;.. ·, ..;.1,;,;,.;.;.lj...:,l.,..:' gettogetherduring-· --•c·-·- Q Complete 1he chuckle quoted by MI1>19 in 1he mbsing -ck L...J,...J.......JL-.1-..J,..J you dtMtop f""" ""' l\lo_ 3 _below. _ _ _ • A PtiNT NUM8EREO V tlll(IS IN SQUAUS I' 1 rrrr1 4 SCIAMUTS ANSWEIS s-!1•05 - Humane - Mouth - Banjo- Galtl/6 • ENOUGH . ' . "Honesty pays,' granny savs. 'Yeah.' the youngster replied, 'bull don't think~ pays ENOUGH!' ARLO &JANIS ~uow1a !.' ~¥ ., '1 ' - that always stirs up anger could tM;! resurrected again today unless 'JI'ou're careful , It ~t~~on ' t help mauers either if you still refusl:t to a lter your past posi· tion . · GAPAICORN (Dec. 22·Jan _ 1 9) - ' Make your creati11ity work in your ravor today, not against you , · Try to envisfon good things regarding ~als instead o l conJuring up a whole lot1 of ~ ooJchil" phrases toward those you dislike. I AQUAR.IUS (.uln . ,2o-Feb . 1 9) Be on guard against .a dispute erupting between you and a good friend -~oday, espvcially over something materiahs· tic . Place friendship many notches abo'le wor1dty goodS. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Evaluate your objecUves wise ly today or else you might 1-I&!Mlntly strtve tor something another is working on and end up b8tng the victim of this per* · ' &l ' ' eon's ruthlessness . , ARIES (March 21 ·-'Wril 19) - Once you overt:Ofl'le thon deceptive self· doubts, there isn't anything you can' t aeeomptilll'! today. Put your apprehenIIOnS behind you and face facta r•-'· itltically; that'• when you'll dttJ; well. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Cha~ are you're going to v-t tno.. opportunithM today to ,-.build ..._tion· ehiJ» with peraon• wttn WhOm you hawn'l ...., .ye--to*eye t.ar.ty. Mak8 eiKlh ..-KX)un1•r oount. SOUP TO NUTZ Wlol'1' ~.- ~~~ """' 1011/E ""' 1RE G<:rctlN....-r., ''"= NOQHT Sr.la:rosr St. Rl. 124 Chester 985-3301 . ·-·- --------- ----- VF L V HR . '~ -· VFJ P LA IV, " TU . up LCYFJC L T .T J UTI K FLR UAV BAUM LUMBER , -~ · ----~----~--~--~~'~----~.~--------------------~------------------------------~··--~----~------------- paste 52 Purpose CELEBRITY CIPHER -AstroGraph Thureda~. 45 Business , ' encl. 47 Have pelion Ivy 48 " Hoy -" (Beaties) 49 Pale 50 Had bninch 51 Taro-root . (2 wds,) , 31 Boys, Ms. Merkel _ eventually Sprlnlrlval 37 Kind Garden plot ot price House part 39 Recital Slow galt _pieces Rowboat 41 Gsrlield's parts · victim Bud holder 43 'Rap sheet Oid a gardon Info chore 44 Clover . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0fK:. 21) An old. unresol11ed family problem "lnsured'1 ~998 30' fifth wheel t!'avel trailer. double slide, eJ~:ce l · lent condition. $13,900 phone: (740)698·9319 Pass · 23 ing your standard s to back -up another person's rage. You're the one who could end paying th e price. VIRGO (Au g . 23-Sept. 22)- Today, a failure to coop erate with one who ha s been supportive of you in the pas1 could jeopardize a rel&;tionship that means a lot to you. No reason will be good enough to lose -li pal. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Keep a dose eye on co-workers today who are using dangerous toots or materia l s when their frame of ·mind is anything b u t good . Remind them to place sarety measures abo11e a ll else. SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22) - Do not 101ke wild gambl~!i today in hOpes o l reCouping previous losses you couldn't afford. Taking tu~her risks could put you deeper in the red instead o f geHing you out of trouble. New or Repair CAMPFJIS & -: M91nR Hmn:S 1992* 29' Airstream Excalla . Very good co ndition, twin beds. Ph. (740)645-4454 _ Insured Free- Estimates .:. Roofing fl Backhoe New_" equipped with .. optional 40HP motor with 11 powe~ trim . 40 pound thrust Iron! moun1ed '1roll ing mo1or 2-New deep cycle batterieS. On board s1orage, live wells and more. Easy launch and pickup lake or rill'er. Kept covered and under shelter Still has 1/2 tanK of original fuel. Cost $10,000 . Sell $7,500 Firm See at Tri- • County Sports Shop (304)675-2986 Yukon Camper has ~parate bedroom. air & awning $5.000 (304)6757982 -25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 740-992-0955 --------Bass Tacker Pro Team 165. 1969' 32FT, An Typi,s or · Co~crett! Work Memben 97 Yamaha . 1100 Wall'e Runner Je1 SKi, 3 Seater: Trailer; Ufe Vests asking $3,000 ca ll evenings (740)596-8038 ~Like: Concrete Removal and Replacement Pass East Spotting the danger is the hard part Pomeroy, Ohio J.EWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION NOrth . FRANK & EARNEST 740-591-4641'40·992·7953 • 740•416·14 ,...____, ,__ _, West t5 16 17 18 19 25 Opening lead: _Home Creek Enterprises c i 4 "'T ENERGY EFI'ICI£NT 1995 Gulfstream 24 ' Conquesl Lfmlled Edllion TRUCKS Class molorhome . Liko n:>KSALE new with only 7.600. miles. Fully equlppod wi1h meny 2000 Silverado 4}1:4, 28,000 oxtras, $22,000, 1740)256· miles, excellent condition , 1 1428. ,Fo,r pictures seo: $14,500. Call www. rvtrader.com/rvdetal l.p owner, (740 )446-163ll. hp?id+125BD6. 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport V6 , cab. $16 .900. John Deere Commercial quad Workslte Products In Stock I! (74Q)645-6734 Compact Excavator 27C. 35D. SOD/ Skid Steers 371, 200 1 Dodge pickup short 320, 325, 328/Tractor bed Magnum V6. Like 'new c_onditlon_, ·salvage title. · Loader Backt1oe 11OJLB. Check out our rental rateS . $5 ·500- 1740 1441-764 'Great Financing Available- 98 Chevy 4x4, 78,000 miles, Carmichael Equipment $7,900. ;997 ChOVlf S-10, (740)446-2412. 117,000 miles $3,500 ·8859 . New 5003, 5005 , & 5020 13041675 Series John Deere Utility - - - - - - ' - - - - 'Tractors @ O% fixed/ 36 98 Dodge ·1500 ext. cab months. Used Utility Tractors 4WO. V8 , 92.000 mil.es . @ 080. Day 4 9% variable/ 60 $12.500 months. Carmichael {740)645·5174, evening Equipment. (740)446 _2412 (740)441-8959 •• 6. Residential • Commercial 94 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic, 10,000 miles. blue. excellen t condition. $13,500, (740)949-2217 • South JONES' Barns • Porches For sa le: 1984 Honda Goidwirig. 55k. $3,000 OBO Phone (740)441-0638 . --------Honda XR BO D1rt Bike call (304)675-2359 1985 Trans Am. Viper blue . ;,:,.~....;...;..;.;..;._ _ __, , 5.0, H.O.. ssp. Only 55 ,000 BoATS & M(Yf(JRS miles, with T-tops. Call ·--,;F,; ~ ;;;lRiociiiSAii.iiLEii--·',.J 740 446 0350 ( ) · 1996 Stratos bass boat. 115 -19-95-Chov_y_T~a-hoe --LT fast strike. 2001 Soft ride Excellent condition , emerald tr,ailer, custom cover, excelgreen/silver, lealher interior, lent condition, $6500. lully loaded. $7,900 (740)446-4987 ' 40 441 7641 17 ) · Oak. poker table with 4 Mobile Home Lot only Addison Pike· $125/month- chairs. excellent condition. call (740)4 46-3644 for more $399. Call (740)446-4417 1nlo. Tho mpsons Appl iance & Mobile' Homes s1tes in the Rep<iir-675-7366 For Sale. · ' Shade area Water. Sewer; re -co ndi!IOned automatic . Trash . 1ncluded $13 0.00 wast'iers & dryers. refrigerators. gas and etectnc, per month. 740-385-4019 ranges . a1rcond1honers. and AI'-\KT\IFSJ~ wnnger washers. Will do FOR Jb;\T repa1rs on maJor brands 1n New John Deere 5025 Army 5 Ton Semi Truck, Ser'1es Utility Tractors C multi+fue't, Kiser Jeep Corp. shop _or at your hpme. 1 1 & 2 bedroom nev-,dy reno2 99% Fixed/ 36 months. $6000.00,., Army 2 /2 Ton Equipment. Truck, Kiser Jeep Corp., vated Apts lor rent Used Furniture StOre, 130 Carmk::hael MuHI Fuel, $4000.00 740Downtown Galltpolls_ A1ver Bulavolle Pike, Washers, dry- (740)446-2412 ers , .ref rigerators , ranges . _ ___;__ _ _ _ __ _ _ c 9 ,.r 4 ~-D0 ..;,;;2;;0;....-:'-:'---, & Park v1ew. $36Q-S600!mo. dressers, New John Deere- Round Some ut1lities paid Now mattresses. co,ches, d tnoHo•. rediners, Balers c 1.9% F.rood Ra1a 4x4 accepting apphcat1ons Call grave monuments, much Financing for 1.8 Months or L---F·OR-·S·ALE---" (740)709· 1690 (local call) more . (740)446-4782 Now Model 457 Standard 1 and 2 bedroom apan- Galllpohs, OH Hrs. 1 1 ~3 (M- Round Baler Onty $13,250 1998 Aanger'4x4 , 5 spd, 3L_. cash . Ma~es 4)(5 Bale AMIFM cassette , AJC, off men1s. lurnished and uniJ.Jr· S) Carmict1a81 Equipment. , road package, new paint. n1shed. secunty depostt ANI1Ql1£S (740)446-2412 $6,000 OBO. Call after required. no pets. 74:P·9924·30pm (740)256·6257 . 2218 Special Purchase· John 2BA a pi State Route t 60 Buy or sell.' R 1verme Deere 702 8 & 10 Wheel 2004 Ford Exped. XLT. 5.4 .. $4oblm0f11h. stove/relngera· Antiques . 1124 East Ma1n Rak.SI John Oe.re Dr.sk T ·1 n VB no . 4 x~. power. tor Included , washerfdry er on SA t 24 E. Pomeroy. 741}- Mowers. Call fdr price. cruiSe, tilt, excellent condi· hookup {740)441 ·0194 or 992·2526 $23,900 OBO. Russ Moore, Carmichael , Equipment. tion . (7 40)441 -11 8<1 ,. (740)446·2412. (740)2~-9162 owner. r 3 miles wesl of . Pomeroy, OH AtriUS 9 mon th old hand tamed !'OR SALE Rainbow lory, beaUtiful & very frief)dly $400 . for Parrot 1952 Plymouth ~dr. far & Cage {304 )576-2999 or Restoration , no Rust, (304)654-1462 Eng1ne runs, Body Onginal, no Dents. 31 ,000/miles AKC Lab Puppies. Yellow (304)576 - 25~2 and BlacK . Wormed··1st shots. Parents on premises. 1961 Olds 98, 4dr, Runs $250 00 740"992-3357" Good, (304)675-1264 Q J 94 98743 6 4 3 K J I0 9 B 5 1 "K 6 . AK Mobile Homes • Metal Roofs Flat or Low Sloped Roof • Carports Carmichael Equipment with MOTORC\'CLF.sl John Deere Credit approval · 4 WHEELERS ( 7 4 o ) ,4 4 6 . 2 4 1 2 L..-------_.1 www carea.com 2002 Yamaha TTR·I125, like new. ridden occasiOnally, $1600_ (740)992-2762 r e .,.. 1111111'1 Best 81181" --------zero Turn z•Trak Mowers· 2000 Chevy Astra Van, 6cyl L_ _.,;"'"o;;;,H;.;,;~:;;;;;;.,_,.J from John Deere available at Good Condition, New Tires, 995 080 304 576 - 2934 4.9% f1xed ra le fro "5 <P • PE • • Inc. Auto & Truck Repair ~ co.TIH» n ..,;· r A • • • Seuth ·~ 992-5682 Block. brick, sewer pipes. w1ndows, liotels, etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande, OH Call 740-245-5 121 . ... 8 7 5 2 740-992·7599 n'!IWING L~--•Wiiilii1iiiii1iiENfilrit-'" ca11 . OH ~5769 ROGER HYSELL GftRftGE r Black & Tan tweed 3-piece ~ mRibNr . Llll'ing Room Suite. very 0% Fixed Rate up Ia 24 good condition . $399 Call months on New John Deere 2 bedroom mobile home on (740)446-44 17 befOre 7pm.. Compact Tractors & 110 TLB ,Pole cat Rd. $425 month Bqokshelf stereo system al , Carmichael Equipment. plus utilities. $425 deposit. with DVD player. sounds : (740)446-241 2 Call (740)446-4107. great, $249. Call (740)4461995 M.F. 362 tractor, 55 3 bedroom Trailer for rent 44 17 belore 7pm. ---:-------'-'---- - · H.P. 6430 ease t. H. round Private, Country lOcation . OVO' Recorder, r<ilrely used, bailer, 55 N.H. rake . 479 just 1 mile from At 2 in Gallipolis Ferry. Garbage & $229 . Call (740)446 -4.417 N .H . haybitie hay ladder, ba1ore 7pm_ {740)985,3843 Water Included. $350 per m onth rent . $400 deposit Furniture Sale: Mollohan's 4' Bru'sh hag. like new. (304)576-2241 • Sofa and chair starting at (740 }446·4605. {7401446-7444. 3 bedroom. 2 bath , 2.5 $399. acres, close to college. $350 Green Sola & Chai·r, li~e per month plus deposit. now, $499. Call (740)446(740)474 -3986. ' 4417 before 7pm. 3Br. Trailer w lrefr1dg & Stov&.washer & dryer M&tal. Compuler Desk with storage drawer. $99. Call incfuded (304)576-2934 (740)~46-4417 before 7pm . Beautiful nver v.1ew m Kanauga. Ideal for 1·2 pea- Mollohan Carpet. 202 Clark pi e No pets. pl ease . Chapel Road, Porter, Ohio. App lications b~ing take n. (H0)446· 7444 1-87'7-830· Call (7.40)441-0181. 9162. Free Est1mates. Easy l •~tu' on Stale Rt. 124' Purchase a New Jo hn Deere .Premium' Lawn Tractor ·& receive $250 toward a John Deere Implement . Accessory or Mamtenance Plan .. Offer l'l'l::""--~--.;.._, good May 3 thry June 27 at VA~ Carmichael Equipment. FOR SALE (740)446·2412 ---- 1:!:!,_...;.______, r70 I .S. L 11<111' 2 • Dealer: North Vulnerable: Easl-West John Deere Riding Mowers • start1ng at S1 ,399. Financing available subject Ia John Deere Credit approVal. 'Vour payments could be as low as $39 mon,th with $0 down . Carmichael Equipment (740)446-2412. Wolff Tanning Beds Huge selection. tmmed1ate Delivery, Financing 1-800-894-6997 (740)446-6579. sALE ~OBILE HOMFS 111, • FREE ESTIMATES · Sales & Service Tobacco Plants lor sale. Call (740)446·7843. I •. 6' 1086532 46 TNIII 48 ·Actor t Appoints Raul 6 Rapelr pi(:fel 49 Elk 1t Elenefactora 52 Llatens In 12 Hypnotic 53 Right now alate (2 wds.) 13 Sherbet 54 ~orm a llavor lhought 14 Returned 55 Horse thefavor AQJt05 Q J East West- Windows • Rm)ring COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL . lhu""' 11-5 \1,F, !l-1 ,~1., (.1~ ~llad•• · ~ ~~~n<kd lloto"' in ltOOd "<alhrr. 820 East t • • Replacement sluridby Gt.'nerutor Systems ' Square bale of mi)led grasses. YoLI gather I rom the field and save ·money Or place order. Hager 740-949-2241 ll...~..l:o: tt606::;e~l\92~2i;·;,71;,:8~51...""" sale. Mother & fathe r on For rent: RIO Grande area. premises . Call (740)388 3BA. 2BT~. centra l air, 9665. washer/dry, $550+ deposit, MtJSICAL references . Call · (304)57.6· For Lease: OHice or retail _2574. spaceS in \i'ery good condi· L..-orrii!Nsn!-tiilur. iiiiiiEIVfSiiiltiilo_.l lion . Downtown Gallipolis. House lor Rent Jackson .Approx 1600: sq ft each 1 Avenl.le. 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Wednesday, June 1, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com ---'-~ -------~----.c._ _ ______ __ �. • '· ' I ' Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel :www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, June I 1, 2005 Co~ts plan to pu,nishDoss Backe lifts Houston pas't Reds ·after weekend·arrest HOUSTON (AP) Brandon Backe remained unbeaten at home as a starter and sparked a two-run fifthinning rally, leading the Houston Astros to a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night. Backe (5-3) Improved to 70 in nine career starts - all · Houston wins - at Minute Maid Park . Backe, who broke into the staiti ng rotation last ·Season, is 8-1 at home in hi s career. Backe · allowed i1ii1e hits and three runs in 6 2-3 inrlings: Joh11 Fram:o guL the last out of the seventh , Dan Wheeler struc k o ut the side in the eighth and Brud Udgc did the same in the ninth hitting 96 mph or higher with all three third-strike. pitches - for his II th save in 13 chances. BY MICHAEL MAROT Ken Griffey Jr: homered off Backe to give the Reds a 2-1 lead 'in fifth inning, but Backe singled and scored on a hit by Todd Self in the bottom half to tie it. The Astros took the lead later · in the inning on an RBI double by Lance Berk inan . Adam E;verett made it 4-2 with a homer in the sixth otT former Astros reliever Ricky Stone. · Sean Casey had · an RBI double in the s~ven th for the Reds. Matt Belisle (2-5) retired the first II Astros batters and allowed only three balls out of the infield before Berkman hit a two-out single to left field in the fourth inning. Morgan Ensberg walked and Mike ' Lamb's roller past shortstop scored Berkman. Suspected suicide bomber ki11s 20 in Afghanistan, A2 . ' The run ensured the 'Astros wouldn't be shut .out again. They lost 9-0 [VIonday and lead the majors with nine shutout losses. . Belisle got his first major· league ' hit in the second inn1ng to load the bases wtth two outs . Adam Dunn walked and Jason· LaRue si ngled to dee p ,third . base_ before ·Belisle htt a Imer oft Backe for a hit. Ryan Freel. then flew out to end .the threat. The Reds took a 2- I lead in tbe fifth when Felipe Lopez beat out llll' infield hit that extended · his · hitting streak to 13 games. Griffey then hit a first -pitch homer over the right tield fence. It was Griffey's 509th career homer, two .behind Mel. Ott for 18th place on the alltime. Tuesday's voluntary 1111111- before giving the players last ramp. Instead. he was in weekend off. Akron, where he signed "The disappointing thing to INDIANAPOLIS - Mike papers that me is that we talked about this will result very situation on Thursday Doss' weekend arrest on a felony weapons charge could in a g rand when we broke from here," result in a harsh penalty from Jury review Dungy said. ''We said these the Indianapoli s Colts. r'~ l. 0 ~h~ ate some of the things that can Doss,,24: was charged with we, a p 0 n s happen · and don 't get carrying a. concealed. weapon, ' involved: It's always disapcha andr pomung · · w hen you have guys discharging a firearm within threergelesse Akron, Ohio, city limits , charges. . . in the headlines that are not indudng . panic and obstruc ton the sports pages." , , ing official business. The '' It's very, very disappointDoss has started 24 ·games weapon charge is a felony, ing." Dungy said. ".It 's some- since the Colts took him in the second round of the 20m while the other charges are all thing I'm not happy about." · misdemeanors. Mike Callahan. Doss· attor- NFL draft. He was slowed last b h t . d Akron poli.ce estimated that ney, declined to comment on s the charges, and a message eason . y ams nng an five or six gunshots were groin injuries. he.ard outst'de 311 · Ak 1.011 was left ,by The Associated Doss has made 150 tackles restaurant about 2 :ZO a.m. Press with Doss' agent, Tom Condon. and intercepted three·· passes . d.d · · Sunday. 0 oss 1 not enter a p 1ea 111 in. two seasons with the Colts Dungy Colts Coach .,.ony ,. Ak '1 · · 1 after winning a national . ourt , . Sa'td Tuesday he .· wottld C . 11ronh " umctpa d B h championship at Ohio State. ' . Impose a _swift· and severe a a. an sa t. · ut t e proce~ This ts the · third off-field punishment although he , du.re allows a Summtt Count) declined to discuss possible · grand JUry, ":htch meets incident for a Colt.s player MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - · for arguing ~ as he was dur- two outs in the eigh'th before sanctions. Dungy said he Fnday•. to constder whether since January. Defensive ,Victor Martinez's two-run ing a game against the walking Matthew LeCroy must first collect more details there are . grounds for the tackle Montae Reagor surrenhomer broke a sixth-i nn ing Indians at the Metrodome on and yie lding to Bob Howry. dered to Colorado authorities about the incident and then charges· · tie Tuesday, . lifting the May 5. Thi s Sabathia gave up seven hits, confer with NFL officials 10 "A ll he did (Tuesday) is after an arrest warrant was Cleveland Indians past the t i m e , three i·uns and two walks see what he can do. '' what we call a sign and go,'' issued charging him with Minnesota Twins 4-3 on Gardenhire while striking out three harassment and . telephone · After speaking wjth Doss Callahan said. , another wil(i night between got mad when his first victory in four starts by phone, Dungy acknowl- . Doss is free on bond. threats to a former girlfriend · home plate against the Twins thi s seathe divi. s ion rivals. who lives in the Denver area edged that the third-year safeIf Doss rema.ins charged. in January. • It began with the return, . umpire Bill son. , ty violateq team rules- even hi s arraignment in ,Summit and rapid exit, of Indians Hohn warned . Bob Wickman pitched the Pro Bowl wide receiver though he avoided talking County Common Pleas Court slu gger ·Juan Gonzalez. Out both . benches · ninth for his 14th save in 16 about the criminal charges. could occur by June 1O, the Marvin Harrison and two si nce spring training with a afte r starter · Carlos Si lva opportuniti es. The league also co uld · penal- day after the Colts conclude other men were also accused S ilva (3-3), who gave up strained right hams~ring, threw high in the sixth <ind ize the former Ohio State their summer monthlong of attacking three boys who Gonzalez aggravated the Jody Gerut had to duck. just one earned run in his wanted Harrison 's autograph 'standout, but Dungy doesn't summer sc hool program . · C.C. Sabathia (4-3). who previous 17 innings, wasn't injury while running out a · expect the team to wait lon'g But when he returns to the ·a day before February's Pro grounder in his tirst at-bat fueled the mutual di slike ear- bad - but the lon g ball did before announcing Doss' pun- Colts, which Dungy expects Bowl. A laws uit. was tiled on and never made it to right lier this season by saying he him in. Ben Broussard, 8ishment. to happen Wednesday, there behalf of the three boys. lield. · hated the Twins, threw inside for-18 with five RBls in his "We will get all of the facts will be more explaining to do. " It's really not the third These AL Central clubs to Shannon Stewart in the career against the right-hanimd determine which of our Dungy was upset with incident this .offseason, but it have exchanged their share second inning - drawing der.. hit the first pitch of the team rules have been violated Doss· . actions because he · will be portrayed that way," of stares, shoves, trash talk some boos from the crowd . fourth inning into the fo lded · · and how best to handle that," often reminds players about Dungy said. " When I do and elbowsplus. plenty of Stewart was fined for stacks of footbal l seats above Dungy said., 'T promise you it their responsibility to act as something,. it reflects on the . inside pitches and hit bats- elbowing Cleveland reliever ·right field to tie the game at will be swift and it will be role models and uphold the Colts and ·we all know we meri - . si nce the century Jason Davis at home plate in 2. severe." image of both the NFL .and have that responsibility. It's turned, 'l,na Major League that May 5 game, shortl y Then Martinez hit a twoDoss did not attend · the Colts. He did that again something we take seriously." Baseball told both managers after he was hit by a pitch out shot tliat traveled to just before their · series in from Davis. Davis has not about the s;tme' spot, giving Cleveland last week that bad been well-regarped in the Indians a 4-2 advantage. behavior would not be toler- Minnesota. since throwing at Silva gave up nine hits, four ated . Torii ·Hunter in a July 2003 runs and one walk without Minnesota manager Ron game here. · · any strikeouts m se ven Garcjenhire got ejected again On Tuesday, Sabathia got innings. ASSOCIATED PRESS c • •• Middleport~. :;o l'FI\:TS • \ ul. ;;~.:'lin . I<JS ' ·charge from Page 81 had been 5-0 against New Jersey, Washington and the Pistons. · Neal picked up his second foul just 6 : 14 into the first quarter with the score ll - 11. and the . Heat were behind · 32-25 when h.e returned 2 1/2 minutes into the second quarter. O'Neal"s third foul came just over 2 minutes later when · he was called for bumping Hamilton on a drive. O ' Neal protested that he had his arms straight up, then frowned at the referee who made the call. Jack Nies, as he exited for tht' rest of the half. Miami had a 13-3 run to pu.U to 46-42 , but tiJings went bad .for the Heat after O'Neal's backup. Alonzo Mourning , drew 'his third foul with . 3:30 · left. · Hamilton scored six points and Billups had four as Detroit closed the half with a 14-4 run for a 60-46 lead. Wade had just 10 points at the half as Hamilton did a superb job keeping him ou t of his rhythm. ·o· · ''We just wanted to change up." Brown said. '' The kid's a great, great player. You can't always give them the same look'' . 0 ' Nears fourth foul came with 3:05 left in the third quarter after Miami had pulled to 70-65 , and the Heat entered the fourth ,quarter trailing 79-69. A 3pointer by Damen Jones pulled the Heat to. 84-75 with 7:51 ' left. but Prince hit a short jump-hook to start a 9-1 run that made it 93- 76. " We're obviously a better team with him in the game. but we can' t worry about . ' What if the big fella didn't get in foul trouble.' and stuff like that," Heat forward Udonis Haslem said. "We didn't play team defense ." Earlier Tuesday, Brown was unusually defensive and testy in reacting to a report on , ESPN.com that he' already had agreed to become president of the Cavaliers. . Brown has three years remaining on a five-year con tract, but the Pistons have made it clear they would not stand in Brown ·s way if he wants to sec ure a position .with another club in case hi s health prevents him · from coaching. "All my players ever • ask is how I'm feeling," Brown said. "They know I want to coach, that's what I do. Could you imagine me not coaching?" The players have regarded the rumors surrounding Brown as more of an annoyance than a distraction, though. it is clear they aren't too happy with the timiQg of ·the revelations about Brown . possibly leaving for Cleveland. " We ' ve been in this situation before," Prince said. "The stakes are higher now, but we dealt with this during the season with New York ahd those rumors. The only difference now is that we ' re in ·the Eastern Conference finals . We're a mature team and we know how to handle it,. Notes: O ' Neal did not speak to reporters after the game .... The 1999-2000 Los Angeles Lakers were the only team in NBA history to go unbeaten on the road in the postseason (8-0). . .. Detroit avoided falling behind 3-1. a deficit only seven of 159 teams have recovered from in postseason history. Commissioner David Stern attended the game. OBITUARIES Page A5 • Kenny Cooke • Hobart M. Darst • Paul Leslie Johnson • Kimberly Jo Morrow • Oma Powers Stinson • New school boom: U.S. studentpopulation soars . to highest level ever. See Page A2 • Fulks joins ODOT District 10 senior staff. See Page A3 • 102nd birthday to be observed. See Page A3 • State Route 554 to close for 45 days. See Page AS Details on Pace A2 ' HC\ppy Father's Day INDEX 2 SECnONS- 16 PAGES A3 Calendars (Your Father's (Your Fatber's Name) Name), Cla~sifieds B4-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby Obituaries A3 A4 As Places to go · ' B3 Editorials Love (Your Name) Sports --------------------- Circle One: A. 1X3 Greeting ... $1 0.00 B Section Weather B. 1X5 Greeting with Picture ... $13.00 A2 Four Meigs County students were among 24 students selected to participate in the two-day Regional Scholars 2005 Leadership Conference held at Burr Oak State Park. They took part in activities involving group dynamics: self-esteem .and confidence building, theater and visual arts. entre. preneurship, test-taking skills and career investigation. Going from here were from the left front , Miranda Beha and Whitney Thoene, and back, John Bentz of Southern, and Taylor Russell of Eastern. Submitted PhotO © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishina eo. Father's Name•- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - • Your Name(sl .- - - - - -----,; ----~--- _ _ _ __ ,. Address ---~---------~~-------------- City/StateiZip Phone·----~--­ Send Coupon and Payment to: The Dally Sentinel "Father's Day" P.O. Box 729, Pomeroy; Ohio 45769 Racine Alumni recognizes graduates, awards scholarships BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE · Sal.vation Army Major ' Sherman Cundiff of the class of 1967, in' a speech marked with humor and reflections on his years in the schools at Racine, . was a hi ghlight of Saturday night 's 2005 annual reunion · of the Racine-Southern Alumni. Assocation. SUbmitted photo Cundiff related what he Nicki Tucker of the Class of had done and where he ·had been before being called, into · 2005 was presented a $700 the ministry and service of scholarship by the Racinethe Salvation Army. He Southern Alumni Association. recalled the good times of his A special tribute was given grade and high school days, to Ora Martin Bass of commented on memorable Syracuse, who left school e·xperiences w~ile in the armed forces, and· talked after the lith grade in 1944 about his many years of and after' 60 years returned to working on the railroad. · dass to earn her. G.E.D. Her Major Cundiff, introduced five chi ldren who all graduated from Racine/Southern by Bob Grueser to the over attended and were introduced. 200 alumni 'and guests Shirley Johnson presented attending the Saturday night flowers to Bass and she was banquet , currently resides in g·iven a standing ovation for South Carolina with his her accomplishments. wife. the former Michele Spencer of Racine. Please see Radne, AS Gallia County's .R elay.for ·one subject per picture ·Holzer Medical Center is a proud sponsor ot'the Gallia C.ounty Relay for life Friday. June 11 . 12:00 Noon . - Please see Pomeroy, AS FORUFE -------------------------------------Deadline For This Special Father 's Day Tribute Is .. ~ • RELAY I •• All Ads Must Be Pre-Paid •· around the village with a digcan'lera. taking photos of these dilapid>ued properties to s ubmit with the grant application. So far. Musser has documented 17 of these structures on Fisher, Condor and East Main Streets. The . dilapidated . structures mentioned by residents in the surveys were located on Butternut Avenue as well as Fisher, Liberty, Chester and ~tu l Duncan, who helped paint everything from the pool itself . to. the ·flag poles. The next MIDDLEPORT Despite painting project will be painting cooler temperatures and a fick- the· pool's exterior walls if the le sun on the opening day of the funds or donations for paint · Middleport Pool, 'patrons were . become available. lined up the hill and to the sideThis season, the pool will walk above the pool, waiting to offer night swims for adults get into the water. and children from 6 to 8 p.m. "Business has been great," on Mondays and Wednesday, pool manager Dale Riftle said. "Even wjth the rain on and ni ght swims for adults from 6 to 8 p.m. on Fridays. Memorial Day l' d say we had over 200 kids and 50 adults Riffle said that there are te ntative plans to implement a here." The pool was opened in big senior citizens night. The pool's regular hours are part due to donations and the ·to 6 p.m. on Tuesday; noon efforts of village workers and Saturday and volunteers who worked hard to Thursday, Sunday. and noon to 5 p.m. on get the pool open by Memorial Day, according to Middleport Mondays and Wednesdays. Individual and family passes Mayor S<\ndy lannarelli. · . are available. ' ' '"This is an excellent turnout," assistant pool manager Jim Several diving board daredevils Brewer said. "The community lined up to take their turn support has been incredible." showing off their skills at the The Middleport Pool Midd leport Pool this week employs seven lifeguards, one concession stand employee and while under the watchful eye of has . three volunteers . Riffle three lifeguards. added that there is still a need . Beth Sergenl/photo for volunteers, like Michael Meigs County . Regional .Scholars WEATHER (Your Name) Fisher Street. repairing West Main Stree.t from the Exxon· ·station to corporation line towards Mi(ldleport. sidewalk rep,rir oq West Main Street. clean sidewalk on Mechanic Street and back of Sacred Heart Church. repair Lincoln Hill sidewalk. The data also reflected a strong de sire to tear down abandoned buildings that have become not only eyeso res but dangerous. Mayor John Musser said that he has ti.;en touring several places BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM ' Love '""' ·'"" t.•ihwuiiiH'I """ . Middleport Pool · opening is a splash et Everyone Know Your Dad Is Someone · Very Special With A Father's Day ___, Tllank You Tribute ... ' To Be Published In The Daily Sentinel On Friday, June 17th! . Happy Father's Day TIJl iRSil.\Y, ,JI IJ\:J.. ~.~ no:; Bv BETH ·SERGENT the village and excludes the County Grants Administrator BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 'business district ,of down- Jean Trussell compiling town. The $300,000 grant them into specific data that · POMEROY - The fina l focu ses on commu nity ·refle cts · the wishes of public meeting to discuss the improvements .for individual Pomeroy residents. possibilities of a Community neighborhoods. · . Some (but not all) of those Development Block Grant for · In order to complete the specific wishes ' were: Pomeroy was recently held grant application process. sur- installing storm drainage on with street repairs and th.e veys have been circu lating Pleasant Ridge Road. demolition of abandoned throughout the village si nce installing a fire hydrant for structures topping the wish last fall aski ng residents to Anne ., Street, cleaning the list of residents. specifically list where · they Mulberry Pond, replacing the The ·. Comm'unity believe the grant money sidewalk on Mulberry Development Block Grant is a sho uld be used. Avenue, replacing the basketgrant specifically . used to So far 787 surveys have ball courts at the patk on make improvements within been collected with Mei gs . Butten1ut Avenue. repainng • Bizarre play costs FB. See Page B1 INSIDE . ' Street repairs, de"'olition of abandoned buildi'ngs top Pomeroy survey.wish list . SPORTS ·.Cleveland falls tQ Twins, 4~3 cuss Brown's situation ·with tion. Brown, 35, would Cavaliers ownership. become the league's second The 44-year-old had the youngest coach. Pacers' blessing while the While the Pistons defend Cavaliers' considered him. their NBA title, Larry Brown From the outset, he made it has had discussions with clear to Cleveland owner Dan .Gilbert's representatives . Gilbert that he was only inter- However, the 64-year-old ested in the job if he. had full coach has insisted that he control of the basketball deci- wants to address a health sions and reported directly to problem after the season is the owner. . over before ·deciding his next When the Cavs indicated career move. they were changing the strucWith Morway no lon~er in ture of their front office to the mix, Washington Wtzards include a president, Morway director of player personnel. was no longer interested. · Milt Newton appears to.. be the " I have a great job with the leading candidate to be Pacers working with Donnie . Cleveland's new GM . Walsh and Larry Bird," Newton played on . Brown's Morw11y said. "It' would have NCAA championship team at had tq. be a very special job to Kansas in 1988. the Gilbert has tried to keep leave. I appreciate Cavaliers for givi ng me the Cleveland's front office' and opportunity and wish them coaching searches a secret, good .luck." . but ,word has leaked throughOn Monday:· two sources out the process. toldThe Associated Press that On Sunday night, he Pacers assistant coach Mike responded to an e-mail sent Brown has been offered by the AP asking if he had Cleveland's coaching posi - hired a new coach. Pomeroy, Ohio I Morway out.as signs point to Larry Brown .joining·.Cavaliers CLEVELAND (AP) ,Indiana · Pacers vice president David Morway is no longer a candidat6'> ', to become Cleveland's general .manager, another sign that Detroit coach Larry Brown could be joining the Cavaliers. Morway was considered the front-runner to replace the fired Jim Paxson before the Cavs began courting Brown, who may join the team as · their president of basketball , operations once the Pistons· season. ends. Morway gave the Cavaliers a Monday deadline to let him know if he was still in their plans. "They indicated to me that they were exploring the possibility of hiring a high-profile president, so we came to a mutual understanding and agreement that this wasn'tthe right situation for me," .'Morway said Tuesday. "They . wanted to go in another direc tion and I respect thai." Morway said he did not dis- OVCS kindergarten class perfortns The Three Uttle Pigs,' A3 .I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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