https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c41c05bca19fa6bcaa21d72566a96ea7.pdf d7f278abc41066e7ca387c6b0ee171a7 PDF Text Text .. ., BB • The Daily Sentinel Friday. www.mydailysentineLcom Jun~ 3, 2005 ALONG THE RivER L IVING Hidden Getaways: Gallia County's quiet countty retreats, Cl House of the Week: House with a countty flavor, Dl , .. .. If you un have a ques,tlon or a cqmment, write: NASCAR This Week, C/O The Gaston Gazette , P.O. Box 1893. Gastonia, NC '28053 AI tMnes Eastern ... ... . ~~~~--- ~ .MBNA400, 12:30 p.m., Sunday BUl>eH SERI!:ii> . Race: MBNA 400 Where: Dover (Del.) lnte rn a. t1ona1 Speedway (1.0 miles ). 400 laps; miles. W~en: Sunday, June 5 Last year 's Winner : Mar k Marttn Qualifying record : Jeremy Mayf1 eld, Dodge. 161.522 mph. June 4, 2004. , M8NA200. : 4:30p.m .• Friday •• : "'This is the most crast>-lilled • season In NASCAA history, and H's not even close. last year l had broken existing racords , and· • this year caution fl'gs are up by . abiiUt 40 percent. "'The Coca-Cola 600 had more • caution periods. 22. than any • event in' NASCAR history. The Ford . 132.719 mph , Sept. 21, 1997. Last week: Face it. Jimmie Johnson 's ju st. hard to beat ... and it's unw1se to count him . out. Johnson 's won his share of races by .being utterly dominant. but in the chaot- "'~was a night of fratricide, with one example after another of OIV' teammate taking out another. The most notable was Dale Earnhardt Jr. wrecking himself and Michael waltrip, but.Casey Mears madvertently took out Sterling Marlin, and Brian Vickers touched off a wreck that gobbled up Jeff Gordon. • Mark Martin was right when he said the Coca-Cola 600 would be a long night of 'short squirts,' wasn't he? Trying to win a race by setting up a car to excel on · long runs· is a losiiig proposition these days. •Steve Hmiel probably Isn't go- · irig to be the long-term answer !or Dale Earnhardt Jr. as crew chief. At this stage in his career, ·Hmiel would probably prefer to . be an administrator at DEL So who's next? Maybe Casey Mears ' crew chief, Jimmy .Elledge, w~o just happens to be Earnhardt Jr.'s brother-in-law.· • The 600 week was particularly devastating for Jason Leffler and Bobby Hamilton Jr., both of whom failed to make the field · alter qualliying for the season 's first 11 races. •Carl Edwards was apologetic, as usual; when his hard rac ing ticked off Dale Jarrett. He's ex· tremely talented. and eventually wa1ted for the field to come Race: MBNA 200 back to him. ~I was lucky to be tn the right place at the Race: MBNA 200 Where: Dover (De l.) lnternational Speedway (1.0 miles). Where: Dover (Del.) Interna- ti onal Speedway (1.0 mi le) . nght 11me." he said. But then 200 lapsj miles. 200 laps/ rriiles . Jo hn son pounced. not with · When: Saturday, June 4 When: Friday, June 3 reckles s abandon bu t with Last year's winner : Greg Btf- Last year's winner: Chad cool calculation . He placed fie · Chaffin h1s Chevrolet in pos 1t 1o n to Qualifying record : Da11id Qualliylng record : Car l Edpass Bobby Lalionte in each Green. Chevrolet. 157 .915 wards. Ford. 152.892 mph. of the final three laps. Twice mph, 2003. June 1. 2004. · Lab onte: . his hapless prey. Race record: Dale Earnhardt Race record: Ted Musgrave. . ma naged to block h1in at the Jr., Chevro le1 , 130.512 mph, Dodge , 104.545 mph, May start-fin ish line. On the final · May 30, 1998. 31. 2002. lap. though, Johnson got the Last W.ek : Kyle Busch, 1n a· Last race : Kyle Busch , in a nose of his Chevy alon_gside Chevy .. won t he Carquest ~hevy, won the Quaker Steak Labonte's. and this time , 300. at l:owe's Motor Speed- & Lube 200 at Lowe's Motor Johnson would not be. de- way. Speedway. . MSNA400 June 5 'iJ.WIIo'allol- Jimmie Johnson ~ Is the first driver ever to .win the Coca-Cola 600 three years · · in ·a row.... Bobby Labonte fin- . , . lstiad six positions better than : / jn any other race this year. , ..:Wha'a not - ·. Dale Eamhamt Jr. ' dropped all, ~. the way to Jk·16th in the *':PQints 4 standln&s. ... Defending • series cham; pion Kurt \- !lUsch wrecked twice and fln,i~hed dea~ last .,, ' . Ohio \ ·alit•) l'uhli,hing !'o. SPORTS • State track and field meet. See Page 81 Moto"r Speedway. he literally , longest race. . . • · FEUD Of THE WEEK DALE EARNHARDT JR. NEXTEL CuP SERIES No. l'omt•J'<>) • 'litldlt•pm1 • (;allipolis • ,June:;, :wo;; BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOTIORfF@MYDAILYREGISTER .COM v 8 BUDWEISER CHEVROLET !'; L!iO • Vol. ;~<). No. :!O Global Industrial·Products files b . NEW HAVEN , W.Va. ·Over 130 employees with Global Indu stri al Products Inc . did not receive their paychecks Friday after the company tiled for 'Chapter II protection Thursday . . Late Thursday, attorney R. Michael Shaw, who is representing ltzhak Bannai and Jacob Binson i.n a lawsuit against owner Boris Bannai, ic Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe 's straight vic tory in NASCAR 's received a fax from the Federal Bankruptcy Court in .Huntington about the compa,ny filing for Chapter 1'1 and all proceedings in Mason County have stopped, Shaw said. "The litigation will continue and we will be doing bat-. tie in another court," he said. A hearing had been scheduled in Mason County Circuit Court Friday, but it was canceled followi ng the bankruptcy filing. According to one employ· ee, workers had been informed thai they would receive their · paychecks Friday. · But when they wen I to pick · them up. they were told that there would be no pay day; the employee said . A guard had told them that the cumpa. ny had l'iled bankruptcy . on not only the plani bur also on the payroll. · "He (Boris Bannai) doesn't have any respect For any- . ptcy body," tHe e·mployee said. "He is deliberately defrauding the employees." Bankruptcy law is primarily compri ~ed of the federal statute with one of the primary goa-ls are to· provide debtors w.ith financial diffi· c ulty an opportunity for a fresh start. The form of the bankruptcy plan will depet)d on whether the debtor· files a chapter 7, chapter II or a c)lapter 13 bankruptcy. Bankruptcy law provides fo r the deve lopment of a plan thai allo.ws a debtor to · resolve hi s d~bts through the di vision of hi s assets among hi s c-reditors. Thi s court· supervised divi sion -provides an orderly .manner for the debtor's non-e xemP,t assets to be dispe rsed among the cred irors with some measure of equality. It also provides the debtor with assurance Please see Clobal, A2 E R s Dale Earnhardt Jr. u s OBITUARIES Michael Waltrip Page A5 • Marcella Fraser • Audrey Glover • Jonathon R. Neal • Thomas J. Scott • Louis Earl Young Dale Earn.hardt Jr. vs. Michael Wlltrlp Junior touched off a ll uge wreck by spinning out his team .mate. He sa id it wasn 't intentional, but it ll ap·: • pened, and it was obvious afterward that Waltrip wa s none too plea.sed. He co mpared it to lhe end of th e Nextel Open . when Brian Vickers seemed to shove Mike Blis s's car INSIDE out of the way on the final lap. NASCAR This ~eek's Monte Dutton gives his take : 'I t certainly wasn't intentional. Dale-Earnhardt Jr. obviously didn't mean to wreck Waltrip, or himself, for that matter. It was • Meeting on air quality issues set for June 8. See Page A2 . • One arrested in meth. lab . bust. See Page A3 • FSA County Committee nominations begin. SeePageA3 • History.bay fund-raiser set. See Page A3 ,• Report: Noe grand jury hears from former mayor, others. See Page A5 • Livestock report. SeePage AS • Bush to visit Ohio amid Pairiot Act push. SeePage AS another frust rating for Earnhardt. and . the pressure isn't going to 1et up anyt ime soon consi dering team upAndrea Kjerrumgaard/NASCAR This Week Steve Hmiel, center, the new crew chief for Dale Earnhardt Jr., right, talks·strategy in the garage a~a during qualifyingfor the Coca-Cola 600. heavals and the struggle of climbing .back into tile points ra~e." FAN TIPS Schrader's dlrUrack will host NASCAR stars Rondeau out, Hmiel in as part of contentious DEishakeup By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week \\It h .; I ~- ttd i ,..\ NU ~'\I 'tid ~ NU 1- MBNA400 Sept 25 nied. He won by .027 of a second, mar~ing his t hi rd he'll learn to harness his abili- ties. " "'How about Ken Schrader fin1 sh· · lng ninth on his 50th birthday? That's two top-10 finishes in the last lour races for NASCAR's old.est regular. "f!usch Series champion Martin Truex Jr. finished seventh, by far his best Cup finish. ·Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties UUVtlllli\IA 2004 race had seven. : : Race record : Mark Ma rt in. · tme •11!1!1 wasn't enough chemistry there ... " is being put in the breach. He was the They ml.lde the swap because of · technical director, which isn't as im· chemistry, and they undid it because . portant as vice president of motorCONCORD, N.C. - Whoever looked of chemistry. What is this chemistry? sports, but it's up there: Now he gets to at what happened in the off-season at Apparently it's not unlike the high- be the lefty in from the pen, summoned Dale Earnhardt Inc. without wonder- school class that unwittingly stumbles to pitch his way out of a jam. ing, at least briefly ... what's the deal? upon the formula for gunpowder. "They had a different methodology Citing "a lack of chemistry," the "Me and Pete were real, real good than how I would've done things," said · Vice President of Motorsports, Richie friends, still are great friend s. I Hmiel. "I want it to be an open book. Gilmore, switched one team with the thought a lot of him and we got along · .. : I want the two teams to use all their other. All the Chevrolets registered to really well, but we didn't really click assets to work together." the Dale Earnhardt Jr.- domain were on the radio on Sunday," said EarnSince that sounded a little -like rolled over to the Michael Waltrip do- hardt Jr. "During practice, we strug· ' Hmiel was a political candidate saying main, and vice-versa. The personnel gled a little bit, and, so, I want to .find he was against crime and the other switched places. They even swapped · somebody who is a good rnatch for me gu.y was for it, he quickly added, "Pete . . their scanner frequencies .· as far as my terminology or whatever wasn't against that. It just wasn't For 11 races, Earnhardt Jr. kept· say- it takes where we can get our cars where we were as a company." ing there were bound to be a few grow· . where we're running fast." ·Earnhardt Jr. then shared where he ing pains and that he thought-the world DEI took team (i.e., Juniqr's) that wanted them to begs a company. . of his new crew chief, Pete Rondeau, finished fifth in the 2004 Nextel Cup · "I feel like this company is on the and that good times were coming. points standings and swafped it with brink of being a full success," he said Nothing like a vote of confidence, the team that finished 20t . The better humbly. "We've never really had a particularly one that is repeated al- team got worse and the worse team grasp of being a dominant team. That's inost every week. got better. · ·always been just around the corner Rondeau's out, and guess what So now Steve Hmiel, a distinguished from going to all the tracks and having Gilmor~ had to Sa,jll.lbout it?" ... there , crew.chief with decades of experience, a good-driving car every week." a ..,....:.,~,_..,...,..;;:::::=:::=======::::;::::::::::===~======~;;;iiiiiiiiiij;;;iiiiiiiiiij~..: On Aug. 3, at the tra ck he owns in Pevely, Mo.. Ken Schrader will hold his third "Night of Stars: at 1-55 Raceway. Dale Earnhardt Jr.. Kyle Petty, Kenny Wallace , Ma rtin Truex Jr. and otbers will join Schrader in a 10· lap Dirt Modi fied sho otout on Schrader's 1/8-mile track . as well as an autograph sessio n, with al l pro- ceeds going to the Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, N.C. For more information go to www.i55race- way. com or call (636)479-3219. WEATHER · · VOUH TLIRN • t m£RS FROM (1LIR RfAOfR S Martin the kind of racer · others lllould admire .Hope fuels annual Relay for Life BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Benches enhance Pomeroy's riverfront · walking path BY CHARlENE Watch in g Mark Martin ·win (the Nextel AII'Star Challenge) last night made me feel" so ·good abou t NASCAR again . Why-? Be cause we saw a man who reallY exemplifies. all we shou ld want in a professional athlete. He's llad to overcome an awful lot in his life to make it to this poi nt · and I think it's great that he's going to retire whi le stil l at the top of his gam·e. He could make money driving that car around the track every week, · just picking up points and spon sor- ships. But he has too much pride to be anyth ing other than the best he can be. We should all adm ire that kind of sprit. • Jack Baxter Benton, Ark. • Khln Kellyjplloto Walton Brown and his Great Dane, Babe, were ready to start walking at the Gallia County Relay for Life Friday evening. Brown's wife Sharon, a member of the Relay '' committee. is a three-time cancer survivor. HOEFI.ICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM & Supply · Co. , POMEROY- Walkers on Pomeroy's riverfront path now have not only a fountain where they can get a drink of cool water b~t benches on which they can sit and rest. Twenty-nine heavy recycled plastic benches have been secured through a $9,323 enhanceDetails on Pace A8 ment grant from the Ohio · Department of Transportation with the required 20 percent match being provided bf Filrmers Bank. INDEX Four of the benches have been placed on the large .concrete pad surrounding :a fountain 4 SECTIONS - 24 PAGilS given ,as a memorial tribute to former Mayor Around Town A3 John Blaettnar by his family, and four others have been put on the downtown stage in the Celebrations C4-s upper parking lot. · . The.. rest will go along the walking path Classifieds . D Section and the promenade of both parking lots in insert downtown Pomeroy, an extension of the Comics Editorials . A4 walking path. "Now that the benches are in, it's a pleasant Obituaries As place to rest when stopping to get a drink of A2 water," said Pomeroy Mayor John · Musser. Regional B Section · "With the number of walkers increasing every · Sports day, having a place to sit down is a real asset." A6 Weather He also noted that the children of Trinity Cljurch contributed to the site by planting © aoos Ohio Valley PubU.hiD& eo. . ·: . Ch.....,. HoJeftk:h/photo These Cr walkers enjoy a break after traveling the length of Pomeroy's riverfront walkway Friday afternoon. Ashley Freeman of Pomeroy · gets a drink of water from the new fountain , while Shirley Lude . of Syracuse, Rhonda Peters visiting here from Richmond, Va., and Janet Jeffers of Pomeroy, relax on the new t>enches. flowers in the planters ·which surround the concrete pad. The grant also included funds for five trash receptacles of-the same heavy recycled · plastic, one of which has been placed near the fountain. The others will be put along the Pluse- Benches. A2 GALLIPOLIS - For more than 24 hours they walked 'with one thing in mind: Hope. · · Hope for finding a cure for cancer, hope for raising enough money to reach that goal, and hope that a cure . will come in our lifetime. · That was the focus of the eighth annual Galli a County Relay (or Life that began Friday evening and wrapped up at noon Saturday in the Gallipolis City Park, as 24 teams and other volunteers helped raise funds for cancer research. . · "It's bigger iind better and it's such a fantastic out· pouring of love," Relay Chairperson Bonnie McFarland · said as she watched the first set of walkers - . local can· cer survivors - take their inaugural lap around the park. Teams have worked year-round to raise funds, with Relay being the signature event for their efforts. as it is around the country. . · "One thing sums i! up: Hope. It's the reason to Relay," said Dr. Alice Dachowski of Holzer Clinic in remarks during Relay 's opening ceremony. "Look around you: . The n~mber of people from all walks of life th.at are here tesiifies to the increased awareRess we have of this dis· ease in Gallia County. "It's truly outstanding." she added. . ,Sharon Brown, a three-time cancer survivor and longtime member of the Relay committee, described Relay as one of the most imponant act_ivities a community can do to combat the disease . "Every team brings in more and more money every year," she said. "Our goal this year is $70,000 and we're going over it." · Relay not only stands as a memorial to those who have lost the battle to-cancer - symbolized in the luminary ceremony held after dark - but celebrates the victories scored by those who, lil1e Brown, have survived. Please- Ret.y. A2 Colorectal Cancer Update -2005 )\ .E tlltl-r proMHl!Od by tho Amoricon Carrcor Society in conjiJf>Ction with Holror , . _ and tho Holzer Medici~~ Centat Community HH/111 and ~ss ~ Educarion Oifpll'f'menta. Tuesday, June 7 • 9 AM - 12 Noon (Rogll1rai!On ~ 1t 11:30 om) ~ HMC Education & Conference Center T•rget Aucllenu: ~Na •nd LPNa • J.• oont.::f trouts avalable.. FHiu..cl Speoker: James Ungerleider,.MD , Medical OireciO< of the Holzer Center fer Cancer Car,: ~~lk>rl anocomoct llourinfonnation. p~eese ""'(7411J .ut-531:1. Due 11> limiled Nolir!g, ~ is reqUil'o<l To fO<»M1 coniJJct llouro, - - . mu.t attend the enlire event:and complete an evaJustkJn. .. - ---~ · •· • • �' PageA-2 REG .ONAl4 Meeting on·air quality issues set for June 8 MARIETTA Should farmers sign· an air quality compliance agreemen t wit h EPA 0 A meeting for area farm~rs wi II be held on Wednesday, June 8 at 7:30 p.m . . at the OSUE Extension Office, 202 Davis Ave .. Marietta. Public concern over air i\'uality impaCIS from animal , fe~ding operations is· incre;ts ing. Because of increasing farm sizes, EPA has· been. asked· if Animal Feeding Operations (AFOs) are in violation of air emission regulations. "(he limited emission data currently available from animal feeding operations is not adequate to identify what size operation, for each major ho~sing type, should be regulated. EPA worked with repre,sentatives from the livestock industry and other organizations to d .evelop a plan to obtain good emission data from various farms across the ~unday, - June 5, 2005 ( Day care owner charged with child abuse WILLIAMSON . WVa . (A P) - A uuy care o'Yne•: is c har~cd with cl1ild abuse resulting in bodily injury after witnes~es saw her allegedly physically a;,ault a 3-yearold boy, police saiq Saturday. .Workers at the Kills Place Too Day Care Center in Williamson said the toddler was crying and fighting wilh ·· another chi ld on Friday when St ephanie Rene Copley . ;JIIegedly grabbed him. smacked him with her hands and took him into the bathroom. West Virginia · State ' Police Trooper I st Class Stewart Harper said. , "The witnesses heard a bunch of banging around in the bathroom." Harper said. When une witne" opened the door and askeo to take control of the situation. Copley alleged I) slammeJ the door and refused. Harper said. The workers called the boy's parents. who then ca lled police. Copley was arrested Friday night. anu was arraigned and · release'd on bond. Harper said . He wa'S not sure , what the amollllt of the bond was. T.he boy had bruises and abrasions on his back and arms and. was tremed , at a hospitaL but hi s injuries were not serious . Harper said. U.S. and to address possible these farms ·could produce sign the agreement has been past and current violations. enough ammonia to reach a extenJed until July I. 2005. This program is geared The U.S. EPA announced level the EPA establishes for on Jan. 2 I, 2005, that it had regulation. toward> dairy farms. but reached an agreement to An informational meeting pork . beef. and pou !try prostudy air emissi<'lns from live- sponsored by Ohio State ducer~ wi ll al so benefit from stock and poultry operations. University Extension has attend ance and participat ion . schedu led for P.rerecorded presentations by The study will be done as a been OSU component of the air quality Wednesday. June 8, at multi- Mike , Brugge r. compliance agreement. The ple locations \K ross the state. Extension agriculture engires ulting data will be used to At all locations. incl uding neer. and Peggy Kirk Hall. determine the sizes of live- · Marietta, the progn\m will · OSU le g.nl educator and stock operations that are reg- begin at 7:30 p.m .' and con, attorney. wi I) hegin at' 7:30 pm . A li ve ·question and ulated by each of the air qual- ·. elude ·at 9:30 p.m ity regulations. This is a vol·Questions asked by many answer session will follow. untary agreement between producers include "What size The Q&A session will be the EPA and individual ani- operations sho ul d sign . the conducted via a conference agreement)" . and "What are call/speaker phone with mal feeding operations. The compliance . agreement the pros and coth of signing or Peggy Kiyk Hall and -OSU involves payment of a nOL signin g .lhe af!reement ?" Lingying . Zhao. ''penalty'" for past violations Speakers will review th~ con- Extension agricu lture engi- · from. the Federal Emergency that may have occurred. sent agreeinent and identify neer responding to questions. Manage ment Agency. What Washi ngton County is Many local livestock opera- benetits and risks of particiiJecdi;d to be removed wa; tions are expected to fall well pating or not participating in hosting thi s event at the OSU taken out. the area along path from Page A1 below the· daily ammonia, the · EPA agreement. Each btension office in Mariena smootl1ed out and some grass dust and hydrogen sulfide producer must -decide. individ- m 202 Davis Ave. Please see ·planted. levels the EPA is expected to uall y if · they should o• will . our Web site at: http ://wash- parking lot walkway. ' . The main emphasis. accord- · regulate . . However. on the participate. The deadline lor ington.osu.edu <http: //wash"Th e benches are . con- ing to the .mi1yor. was on getdays that manure is handled, animal feeding operaticms to ington.~su.edu/> for details. toured and reasonably com- ting the area in a condition fortable _,ind really · enhance where a riding lawn mower the walking path," · said could be used to cut the grass. Musser. "!'ve seen smoother In the past must of the grass benches, but · (' th in" they're and weeds had to be cut down Expens said it's rare for wound s in The American great <mel, after all. they're with a weed eater making it BELLEFONTAI NE (AP) to a preliminary· autopsy . very labor intensive. - An I 8-year-o ld accused report obtained by The people to shoot themselves Journal of Forensic Medicine free forthe vi llage... ~aid th at cleanup of Musser "Since we are now able 10 more than once in the head. and Pathology. of killing five rel atil'es and Columbus Dispatch. . . tlood debris and mud along cut the grass with a mower. it Authorities say · Moody T:he autopsy said tne· first "There are people who are friends shot him self onj.'e in the walking path has now means less time for vi llage. the neck and probably · bullet lodged in his sinuses. about to commit suit ide, they shot and kil-led his grandparbeen completed . The work labor to make it look a lot switched hands .before fir- · In ves tigators believe , he !linch for . one reason or · ents, mother and two friends better.'' said Musser. · was financed with $12.000 ing a fatal shot through the switched hands, changed his another, the wound .is not last Sunday in two farmhou sroof of his mouth. authori- position and fired the sec- i nuned,i.ate ly i ncapaci'tating, es in this .~Vnall community When it comes to buying ond shot. · and then they finish the job about 60 !niles northwest of ties said. insurance most people · A medical examiner found Authorities said the fir~t off," said · Dr. Richard Co lumbus. Moody ' s t'5are looking lor an expert gunshot wounds on Scott shot wasn 't fatal because the Callery, · chief medical exam- year-old sister survived the who can give them the Moody below his left ear and .22-caliber, semiautomatic iner for the state of Delaware, shooting and was upgraded advice they need. through the right side of the rifle found in the scene who co-wrote an article on to serions condition earlier That is why calling roof of the mouth, according lacked enough power. multiple suicidal gunshot this week. . I . - Benches Autopsy: Moody needed two bullets to kill himself .. Reed & Baur Insurance Agen<Y is the first step. Relay from PageA1 The 2005 Gold Wings and Ribs Festival expanded their entertainment this year to include a visit by Elvis impersonator Dwight Icenhower whose show brought in this young Elvis fan to the Pomeroy Amphitheater. 'Tve had it three times and the first two times I pitied · myself," said Brown. who was joined in the walk. by her husband Walton and their 8year-old Great Dane, Babe. "The third time, I became a soldier. I'm committed to · fighting it as much as I can." Janet Miller and her husband Pat are both cancer·survivors who walked at Relay. While Janet has been cancerfree since the early 1990s, Pat recently underwent trealmenl for prostate c<(ncer. · "We're doing lhis together and we're excited," she said, adding that she was looking forward to hearing her grandson, Kegan Angel, sing in a high school ensemble that formed part of the event's entertainment. In giving her. account of being a survivor, Brown sajd that while Relay raises awareness of cancer, it helps fund the campaign for a cure. "We are all soldiers. We Beth s.rcent/photo Festival ~m PageA1 The night time light parades were another high.Iight where Gold Wing Riders rode throughout not .. only . Meigs but Mason County, W.Va .. even reaching Ravenswood in Jackson County, W.Va. But . what makes Gold ·Wings and ..ribs go together so well?. "Because it just goes together," Festival entertainment ' coordinator Linda Darnell laughed. "Most Gold Wing owners enjoy food and will travel to get a good meal,'' Mr. Darnell said about what . partially inspired the event. . · "And if it's a really good meal they wil! come back," Mrs. Darnell added. need to educate the public and let them know they are not alone,"' Brown said, adding with rising emotion in her voice. "M~ybe if we all reach deep enough, we can see cancer cured in our lifetime." The opening ceremony was emceed by Ken Moore, executive director of the · Holzer Center for Cancer Care. The $12 million joint venture between Holzer Clinic and Holzer Medical Center opened its doors. in March, ahd officials for both organizations view the center :as another step fof)llard in aiding cancer victims. CAll TODAY (740) 593-6688 We're grateful for the opportunity to help. · Reed & Baur Insurance Agency 2097 E Slate St. Suite B Athens, OH 45701 pdillon@reedbaur.com , We're also on the Web! Www.reedbaur.con1 Global from PageA1 that when the bankruptcy is discharged they· will have a fresh star't free from tbe · financial obligations mcur~ed (lrevious . to the · bankruptcy. }\·chapter 7 bankruptcy is a complete' liquidation where all the debtor's non-exempt assets are distributed to creditors and the debtor emerges in a relatively short time. usually under six months, free of the unsecured deols discharged rhrough the bankruptcy. <;:hapter I I bankruptcy is a. reorganization· p~ocedure used by bu;·inesses, including sole proprietor>. partnerships, and corporations. The debtor in chapter II files a petition which includes a list cif assets · and·liabili'ties, and a detailed statement of financial affairs. The debtor will typically act as his own trustee. ca1led a "debtor in possession:· and · wi II remain in possession of all estate property. The court can ·appoint a trustee for cause shown. incl.uding mismanagement. . A chapter I 3 bankruptcy is a reorganization w.!Jer!! the debtor fonns a plan that lasts from three to th·e years during which they rnake regular pa:-men~ to bankruptcy coun and pay down a pPrtion of their total unsecured debt. A; the end of this three-to- five year period. the bankruptcy and all remaining unsecured debt is discharged. Meigs County calendar Public meetings Monday, June 6 ' SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees. 7 p.m. at the Syracuse village nail. LETART - Letart township Trustees will meet at 6 p.m. at the oftice building. RACINE - · Racine Village Council w'ill meet in regular .session at 7 p.m. in council's chambers at the Racine lv(unicipal Build in~. Thesda)', June 7 ' ALFRED Board of. Orange Townsh ip Trustees . will meet at 7:30 p.m . at ·the home of Clerk G:>ie Follrod . RUTLAND The Rutland Vill.age Council will meet in regular sess ion at 6:30 p.m . in counc il's <:hambers at th,e Rutland Civic Center. · Wednesday, June 8 POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of Health meeting will take place at ·s p.m. in the conference room of the Meigs County Health Department. -The Clubs and organizations Thesday, June 7 POM!;:P,OY -The Meigs ·county American -Cancer Society Taskforce meeting will he held at 12 p.1i1. in the basement conference room of • p.m ., but employees were still on the job until ' I I ·p.m. Tuesday. · Bannai , who had earlier shut down the plant and iaid off more than· I 00 employees after their paychecks bounced, has left the country and returned to Israel. WHITE VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS PageA3 · AROUND TOWN the Pomeroy Library. Lunch will be provided. Ca ll Counney Sim for more information or to RSVP. 992 6626. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Lodge · 363 F&AM will meet at 7:30p.m. at the Temple .· MIDDLEPORT Middleport .Community Assocfation. g:30 a.m. at Peoples Bank: . CHESTER Chester Council. DofA will met at 7:30 p.m. in. the Masonic building. Auction will be held and members are asked to take or send ilems for the good of the· ordet commiltee sale . Refreshment s will he served. . Thursday, June 9 . CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments . Frida)', june J0 POMEROY - The annual heritage dinner will be held in the Meigs County Museum at 6 ·p.m. Reservations are to be made by call ing 992-3810 . . Church events Sunday, June 5 BIDWELL - Services at Springtield Baptist Church, Sunday School , 9:30 a.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. with Pastor Clyde Ferrell speaking. Thursday, June 9 VINTON - Revival services at Fairplay Chapel off Sunday, State ·Route 325, 7 p.m. lhrough June 10. Rev. Harry David Russe ll preaching . Bluegrass Beacons of Colu mbus · to present gospel concert June II at 7 p.m. More information call 7421271. Other events Thesday;June 7 POMEROY - The T. B. C]inic office will .be open until 6 p.m. POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department will offer evening clinic hours -+ to 6 p.m. This ·will include childhood and adult immunir-adtions, blood pressure measurements and blood sugar assessments, WIC ,_ pirenatal services, head lice screenings . environment health, and vifal statistics. Birthdays Monday, June 6 LONG BOTTOM Vi.c tor Bahr will be 85 on June 6. Cards may be sent to him at 38814 Township Road 404, Long Boltom, Ohio · '45743. . Thesday, June 8 COOLVILLE - Lillian Pickens ·wil obse.rve her 88 'birthday on Jun·e 8. Cards may be sent to at lhe Arcadia Nursing Home, Main Sdtreet. Coolville. 45723. Ag Society ·moves meeting GALLIPOLIS -· The June meeting of the Galli a County Agricultural Society Board of Directors will be held Thursday. June 9. instead of Thursday, June 16: ,The meeting will be held at the C.H. McKenzie Agricultural Center,at 8 p.m. Board will meet Monday GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis City Board of Education will meet in special session at 5:30 p.m. Monday at the administrative building, 61 State St, Gallipolis. On the agenda are acceptance of employee . resignalions and re\irement . Community ·events .. Sunday, June 5 One arrested in meth lab bust liODD ! Meetings set . FunU-r<ii'L'r RIO GRA:\DE ·_ GalliaVinton EduL·atinnal St>n ict> Center'' annua l Rcc,lru' Commi-.. ... iun meeting \\ill he -+:-+5 p.m. Wcunesda). June 15 . The re£ttlar · ESC 6o\·erni.ng B ~)~rJ 1i1 eet in ~ will ful 1oll' ut 5 p.m. · Both meeting, will he heiJ in the ESC ,,ffil·e in Room . 13 I. · Wood Hall. Un iver;i 11· of Rio Grctndc .:ampus. · History Day fund-raiser set ' GALLIPOLIS Gallipol is Pi zza Hm will donate 15 percent of sal.es 2enerared Mondav n i ~ht to National H.istory Day contestants from South Gallia Hi~h School am;! Hannan Trace Eletnentary School. • • • .• .• Every Tuesday 6 to 9 PM Olaperones On Site. 1/Prizes//MuskflFun// Window ln•talled ,Quality Window S7.00 A Penon . KeY in ·Your SUCCESS ' WitH _. Career Training at: Systems, Inc. ·ARGON GAS end HEAT MIRROA -le 1-800-291-5600 »e US CR 18 • _Teens only 11 to 18 No Leavin1 Building www.qualttywlndowsyat.ma.com Alcohol • Smoke Free I'OIIIeltOV, OHIO GALLIPOLIS Free i mm,u1i it atiu 11~ ''ill be pro- ' iueu b1 thc Galli a Cowtt ' n;, Health · Department Tue,da) from -+ ILl 6 p.m. at the health department. 49Y J;JCk,on P't ke. Children it~ need ,,f immu nilation~ mu"t he aLcomp~t ­ nieu b) a parent · or legal guardian. and bring a currem immuni zution record with .. , them . Additional 'en·ic·.es. such . ,;, blo.od pre " ure chec ks and · pregnancy t esh . will be · offered durin g the evenin~ hours at the ' healt h depart~ ment. Sign Up Onlln.l w:NW.Loc•INet.com ..... • ' Call Tod•~ & S~ve l 740-446-4665 Reliable Internet A ccc~s S1ncc 1994 The Church of Christ at Pomeroy · im•ires the public ro our 5th a1inua/ summer · . Gospel Meetlitg Whal The Whal The What The Whal The What The What The Bible Teaches About !he Lord's ·supper · Bible Teaches Abom Assembling For Worship Bible Teaches Abolll Discipleship Bible Teaches Aboul Irs Own Silence Bible Teac hes About Bapti sm Bible Te ac hes About The Church Schedule Of Senices: Sunday (June 19) 9:30a.m.. 10:30 a.m.: UO p.m. Monday 1hru Wednesday <June20-22 l 7:00 p.m. Dim:tions: Our huilding is located a1 McGuire ~oad (off State Reutc 71. 3 miles south of 1he ~lei g' .Motel. · just across from Ex:c.:on·. Conlact lnrpnnation: cocpom@'f(Qonef ns:I t740J 985-4385 WW W . bibJe2 alC. 0r2/1 hec hu rcho fchriS! a1po mcro) .. Dub McClish • Speaker After 35 :s:ar. of work asa local preacher lin 5 'tate, I. Duh McClisll'devotes all of his time 10 combine.d v.orks of proachmg m Gospel meetings. mission trips. lecturesh ips and writing. editi ng, and publi shin,g sound Biblica l materials. · He· ~peak" on mo't majur congregationaUpreaching school lectm'e..,hips· and on . .e, L"ral l'.lll· lege lectureships. He participatcd in (and published) oral ds:ba1e with Dan Billingsly on amenability of sinners to the Ia" ol' Christ (19861. He. Wil.\ we Editor i!!td Publisher_ufall twc nty-onc ANNl.:AL DE!\TON LECTIJRES book>. He is.the Edi10r of books of A:-.1!-< UAL SCHERTZ LECTURES. >ucce>'or 1'2003 1to ANNt;AL DENTON LECTURES. Dub \kCli>h ha., e~tensh·e radio preaching ex.perience. He currenLI) sene~ [ 1n the Board of Director<. Four Seas Bibk College. Singapore. and i' the Founding Editor of The Gospel Journal. a 36-page month!) p.:riodi: al ,which hegan publlcmion January :'000. Since ~1 0\ 200.1 he has ..ened under the meP~ie:ht of the elders of the church a~ Roanoke. TX. Hili wifC. La~\onne. sene~ as h1~ per!!.Onal a.:-. . . 1'\till'll ••• .- Immunizations ·set for TUesday ('f.:t :P to 6Xlas,.rl'\ JUsl iJmo~W J anq ;ecretaf) in ,·. arL' ll'lltanl Me.uaging • KNp 'your buddy fist) 10 HnllllddrHIH With W.bmtlll fR£E Ttchnietl Support Cullom St.t Ptgt ·News, Weather & more! .,.., Tilt-In for easy cleaning! Any Size White DH tll'~eh a1·ail0tble tn pre,ent to th,· ... en cr nr l'<l..,hier at the tlm l· ot purch;t-e on .\ lonJay. Jividen and Little families at Saturday, June 18 'the Midwav United GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Methodist Church Activity County American Red Cross Building. W.Va. 62 between will be offering a. CPR and Eleanor and Buffalo. Church First Aid course. Pre-reE!istraservices are II a.m. Dinner is tion is recommeilded due to I p.m. Bring a covered di sh. limited class size . For inferFor information. call (30-1) mation. call Jen nifer Smith at 586-4096. -+-16-8555. Haner WELLSTON Operi GALLIPOLIS reunion will be at the home sheep show spothored by the of Jerry and Clara Haner. Ohio · Valley Sheep Thesday, June 14 Association. 9 a.m. weigh-in. GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Jackson County Fairgrounds. tounty District Library E-mail community calen· .Board of Trustees. 5 p.m.. dar items .to bcasto@mydai- _ lytribime.<'OI/I. Fax . Bossard Memorial Librarv. Wednesday, June IS amwuncemems to - 446· RIO GRANDE - Gallia- 3008. . Mail .items to 82.5 Vinton Education-,! Serv·ice Third Ave., Gal/ip.olis, Ohio Center Records 45631. Announcemellts may ·Commission, · 4:-.5 · p.m. also be dropped off at the Regular ESC meeting to fol- Tribune office. low at 5 p.m., Room 131, , Wood Hall, Univ.ersity of Rio Grande . Skyline Lanes .JS having DOUBLE PANE INSULATED GLASS 5, 2005 Gallia County calendar CITY . CROWN Reunion of the family · or Arnold and Allie Holley. noon, new building at Kings Chapel Church. PATRIOT Memorial services for veterans and loved ones, I 0:45 a.m., White Cemetery, White Cemetery Road. Bv .DtANE PonoRFF consistent with the operation "Whenever there is a GALLIPOLIS DPOTIORFF@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM · of a clandestine lab. potential for hazardous mate- Preparation for Childbirth, 2 After receiving a tip of the rial, we c.all for the team," he to 6 p.m., Holzer Medical POINT PLEASANT, lab and doing a follow-up said. ''But first, we secure Center Education and W.Va. - A Point Pleasant investigation. Point Pleasant and c le·ar the house." Conference Center, .ASU woman was arrested by Police approached the Members of the Point entrance, ground floor in PQint Pleasant Police for Mason County Magistrate's Pleasant Volunteer Fire Conference Room AB. operating a meth lab within Office for a search warrant, Department and Mason Thesday, June 7 the city limits. Veith said. GALLIPOLIS - Holzer County Emergency · Medical Tomichelle Richards, 21. He said Richards was taken Services were .notified and Clinic Retirees will meet for was taken into custody by to the Western Regional Jail placed on standby should lunch, noon, Holiday Inn. Patrolman Terry Powell and in Barboursville to ·await anything have happened durGALLIPOLIS FERRY, charged. with operation of a arraignment. ing the arrest such as a fire or W.Va. - Supresta U.S. LLC clandestine lab, according to On Friday afternoon, other health hazards, he said . . monthly Community Advisory Lt. B.J. Veith of the Point Richards was taken before . Police are continuing the Panel meeting, 7 p.m. The Pleasant Police Department. . · Mason County Magistrate investigatio.n and other public is invited to attend. Around I :30 a.m. Friday, Cheryl Miller Ross, then arrests still are pending, Veith · GALLIPOLIS - . Free lhe department · executed a posted the $10,000 bond. immunizations at the Gallia added. search warrant at . 33 I 8 Ferguson and Harbpur Inc,, Should anyone have infor· County Health Department, Howard Ave. after receiving a Haz-Med team from St. mation about any meth lab in 4,6 p.m. Children in need of information that a possible Albans, was brought in to Point· Pleasant, they can call immunizations must be meth lab was peing operated dispose of all the potentially - the Point Pleasant Police accompanied by a piuimt or from the residence, he said. hazardous material and was pepartment at 675-1104 or legal guardian, and bring a During the search, officers on the scene until around 6 leave the information on the current immunization record with them. collected evidence that is a.m., Veith said. · department's Web site. Wednesday, June 8 GALLIPOLIS Order meeting of the River Valley Organic Food Co-or., 7 p.m., GALLIPOLIS - Gallia- didate. Individuals may nom- · any public office or have Bossard Memorial L1brary. For Lawrence County Committee. inate themselves or others. been convicted of fraud, lar- information, call 245-·5464. GALLIPOLIS F · · All nomination form's must ceny, embezzlement or any Chairperson Tom Support Group, 2 Parkinson Woodward has announced be received in the county · other felony ; or · p.m., library of Grace United o Dishonorably discharged that the Farm Service Agency FSA office or postmarked by Methodist Church. Deborah (FSA) will soon begin Aug. I. Voting takes place from any branch of the armed Lawver · from the anorney services. accepting nomination forms between Nov. 4 and Dec. 5. general's office will speak People uncertain abOut To hold office as an FSA for eligible candidates to about frauds on senior citiserve on the local FSA coun- county committee member, a their eligibility to vote in the zens. The public· is invi.ted . person must meet the basic FSA county committee elec- For information, call 446ty committees. requirement.s tion should contact the local 0808 or 446-0697. The nomination period is eligibi!ity FSA office . Affirmation of descr;1:\:d below: June I5 througp Aug. I. Saturday, June 11 eligibility to vote must be o Participate or cooperate in "I encourage local producGALLIPOLIS -Gallipolis ers to become a member of a program administered by determined in order for a vote Chapter 283 Order of Eastern· to count in an election. the local FSA · Count>: FSA. More information on the Star, 7:30p.m., at the Masonic o Be eligible to vote in a Committee and make a dif. COC elections, including the Temple. All members urged to ference," Woodward said. ' county commillee election. . attend. For information, call .; Reside in the LAA' in nomination form, is also Sarah Hohman at 245-5 I 30 or "FSA county committees. have an important role in the which the person is a candi- . available at the Gallia- Jeanie Howell at (740) 992decision-making process for date. (In some cases. this Lawrence FSA office or 7036. at:' -commodity price support requirement may be waived. online Sunday, June 12 http://www. fsa. usda. gov/pas/ loans and payments, conser- Check with the local county MIDWAY, W.Va. publications/electionS/Defaul vation and disaster programs office.) · Conibined reunion for the • A person must not have t.asp. . and other imponant agricul· been: IUral issues in their farming o Removed or disqualified · community." Almost anyone participat- from the office of FSA couning or cooperating in a local ty committee member. alterFSA program - and of legal nate or employee: • Removed for cause from voting age - may be a can- Fully Welded J~me Local Briefs ·FSA County Committee nominations begin , • On Tuesday, the New Haven plant had shut down and all of ·the employees, with the exception of a skeleton crew of management, ' were laid off at that time. Employees had no warning of the plant's closing. Layoffs began around 7 iunba~ limes ·"t~ttnd ' th~s.c endeinors. ••• �' ' PageA4 OPINION 6unbap 'imts ·itntinel Sunday, June 5, '2005 .. · Sunday, June 5, 825 Third Avenue • Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446·2342 • FAX (740) 446·3008 www.mydailytribune.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Diane Hill Kevin Kelly. Controller Managing Editor Lelft' l.\ rotlw l'ditm an' u·e/comt'. 7he' should be Jess than 300 1rords. Afl INters. are .'111~/t'Cf W e{iiting tmd must bt' .\ig11ed am! 111< fwle adt.lres::. and releplione mtmber: No lm!i(~ned le.lft'l \ u dl he puhhslted t(Jtft'rl lhoulti be in good ws·re. addressing i., Htt'.'l. not persomditic 1 .\. TODAY IN HISTORY Today i,< Sunda:r. Jun~ 5. the 'I 56th day of ~005. There are 209 days left in the year. . Today\ Highlight 111 History: One year ago. on June 5, 2004. Ronald Wilson Reagan . the 40th president of the United States. died in Ln' 1\ngeles at age 93 after a long twilight stru~ulc wnh Alzheimer's disease. O~l,th" date. In 1783. Joseph and Jacques Montgolfier publldy demonstr,lled their hot~~ir balloon in a ten-minute flight over Annonay. France. . In 179-1. Congress passed the Neutrality Act , which prohibited Americans from enlisting in the service of a foreign power. In 191 7.•tbout 10 million American men began registering for the draft in World War One. In 19.'3. the United States went ott the gold 'standard. In 1940. the Battle of France bega[l during World War II. In 1947. Secretary of State George C. Marshall gave a speech at Harvard University in which he outlined mi aid progr•un lor Europe that came to be known as The Marshall Plan. , In 1967. war erupted in the Mideast as Israel raided Egyptian · military targets. Syria, Jordan and Iraq entered the conflict. In 1'168. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated after claiming victory m California's Democ1atic presidential pljmary. Gunman Sirhan Bi shara Sirhan was immediately arrested. In 1975, Egypt reopened the Suez Canal to international shippmg. etght years after it was closed because of\he 1967 war With Israel. In 1981, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that five homosexuals in Los Angeles had come down with a rare kind of pneumonia; they' were the first rec~ ogmzed cases of what later became known as AIDS. Ten years ago: Allison, a minimal hurricane, butTeted the · Gulf Coast with 75 mph winds, sy;amping streets and spin~ ·ning off torna"does but causing no major damage. Five years ago: President Clinton visited the former Soviet .republic of Ukraine, the last stop in his weeklong Europea,1 tour, where he dispensed $80 million in Americim aid to help entomb the Chemobyl nuclear p6wer ·plant, ·scene of the world's worst nuclear accident. Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of obstruction of justice under an agreement that dropped murder charges in the stabbing deaths of two 'men o,utside a Super Bowl party ·in Atlanta. (Lewis was sentenced to a year of probation.) One year ago: The U.S.S. Jimmy Carter, the most advanced nuclear submarine in the U.S. Navy, was christened at a shipyard in Groton, Conn., in the presence of the former president and his wife, Rosalynn, who cracked a bottle of champ·agne against the sail. Smarty Jones lost his Triple Crown bid when 36-to- l shot Birdstone ran him down near the finish of a thrilling Belmont Stakes. Anastasia Myskina beat Elena Dementieva 6~ I , 6-2 to win the French Open. Today's Birthdays: Broadcast journalist Bill Moyers is 71. Rock singer Laurie Anderson is 58. Country singer Gail Davies. is' 57. Author Ken Follett is 56. Rock musician Nicko McBrain (Iron Maiden) is 5} Jazz musician Kenny G is 49. Rock singer Richard Butler (Psychedelic Furs) is 49 Actor Ron Livingston is 38. Singer Brian M.:Knight is 36. Rock musician Claus Norreen (Aqua) is 35. Actor Mark Wahlberg is 34. Actor Chad Allen is 31. Rock musician P~ nut (311) is 31. Acliess Liza Wei! is 28. Rock musician Seb Lefebvre (Simple Plan) is 24. 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It was . ruining America·s reputation throughout tile world. Bush was a villain. It was easy to get thm thesis out. The left-wing websites fed anti-Btish colummsts hke Bob Herbert and Richad Cohen mformat10n and the drumbeat intensified . There was torture and abuse and murder all sam:~ tioned by the evil Bush admm istration. Article after article appeared and soon some TV people followed along. It didn't take long before the torture seed was fully sown . The Newsweek debacle s lowed thmgs down a little. but the anti·Bush · pre ss quickly banded ·together and · pronounced · that Newsweek's mistake would never have happened tf Bush wasn't torturing everybody. I'm sure you read tho>e opinion piece'. a~ the) appear~d in liberal new,pa~ pers aH over the country. The theme and wording was so similar that one persqn could have wrinen all of thllse arti ~ des . And that wa.s no acci~ dent. , All the while this was hap~ pening. the President and his crew were doing what they usually do when the pre-;s pounds them : nothing. The) did not eneaee , , the abu'e propaganda unul it '"" obv1ous Newsweek had scre\\ed up. But even th ,u effort was derided .by 1i1an) ·lrl The \\1 ht' te Hou,~~ e pre's' . ~1.1rps. 1~ho chtded the administration lor scoluing N~" sweek. Now the torture theme has new momentum. A liberal fedeml judge in New · York Citv has · rul~d the Defense 'Department mu st release more photos and v1deos of Abu Ghraib to the ACLU . Of ~Ollrse. that "ill incite even mnre hatred ag <tinstthe USA and plll our soldiers in . more danger but. hey. poli~ ttc' come' before protec:ting the troops . The anti ~ Bush -people want those pictures almost as badly as AI Jazeera wants them. Another nail in the President" s coffin i ~ more important than bodies in real coftl ns. · Marcella Fraser Lois MarL·ella Fraser. 83. of Middleport pa»ed away on Thursday. June ~ at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. She was born on July 27. 1921. Ill Middleport. daughter of the late Alexander Fraser and Harriet Lewis Fraser. She was a graduate of Middleport High School, Class of 1939. She was employed as a court reporter for Judge Edgar Ervm and she was also employed by Parkersburg R1g and Reel. She retired !rom the tom1er Ka"er Alummum Company in Ravenswood. W.Va. She was.a m~mber of Ihe Middleport First B<tptist Church. ln addition to, her parent,, 'h~ was preceded by a sister and brother~rn~law. Floret!~~ and .1'1\Jm Baker. She is survived by ,, !Jn>th,·r •md s ister-in~law. Ernest and Judy Fmser. ~r Montana ; '"'wal nieces and nephews. Serv1ces wdl be held at II a.m. Monday at Fisher Ftmeral Home in Middleport with Rev. Mark Morrow officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Fnends may call from 6-8 p.m. today at th e funeral home . On-line condolences may be sent to www.tisherfuneral· • homes.com Thomas J. Seott ' Bv TIM MOLLOY ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER SANTA MARIA. Ctlif.The jury deliberating the fate of Michael Ja.:bon may have to decide \'.ho'.._ weirder: Jacbon or the mother ur h" accuser. Much of Jackson's \lefense came down to trying io prove the mother was the winner of the strange contest - e\en though J~ckson's eccentrici~ ties long agd earned him the tabloid tag ''Wacko Jacko.. His 2003 admission that he shared his bed with children non-se xually. he explained- didn't do much to mitigate th at notion . His . lawyers tried to make their dient look sympathet~ ic by portraying the mother of his accuser as more out of touch with social norms than he is. Was his hobby of spending v.eeks with children creepier than her habit of Sticking up · to celebrities'7 Was hi s insi s· tence that there was nothi ng wrong with lelling children in his bed odder than her habit of saying near-strangers were like family '> Trial analyst Ann Bremner. a former prosecutor. was at a loss when asked if Jackson or .,.the mother came off loo king stranger to jurors "Boy: · she said, ""That's a contest.'' . ' Tli.e .Jil.year·o ld 'ing~r i' '" w~ll. arguing tl!,tt she ' .:harged wtth mok..,ting .1 ... moth~r~t! cckbritie-.. \\ith l.l~ycar~old boy tn F~b ruary allect 'O il to wn them. One or March c003. He 1' dd't<l>C "itnc<ts tc,tificJ that accu,ed of plying hirn with 1hc mother abo lraudt<lently wine anJ con>pinng to hold underreported . nKomc on a hi~ tamil: captive lD get \velfare applll· ati~m. them to tehu t damaging Jackson' s .ttturney' tried to aspects or the documentary make thei·r client's oddity' an ""Living With Michuel as,et. In hi' ~losing >tate~ Jackson. " i.n which Jack son ment. lead deknsc attorney appe.Jre ll.holding hands with , Thomas Me >ereau Jr. played the hoy. "' he ta lked . of . ~xcerpts or an mlervicw wnh allowing· children into -his Jackson to sugge't that he bed for what he said were W<IS anHhin~ but a cn minal . ' innocent sleepovers ma,termind The JUry received the case In the wide~ranging m ter~ Friday afternoon and deliber- view. Jackson descri bed IHil · ated for about, two hours inoc:- sow•s " o in his "" eoivinu e ,tree" • before adJOurning ,for the his dream of a holiday fm weekend. chi ldren and hi s dc,ire to ' Defense attorneys ran a hol d a party for animal · nsk by focusing on the moth~ ce lebrit ies : includin£ cr's oddities. Bremner said, Cheetah from th~ Tarzan cxplaimng tliat her behavior movies anc) Lassie . . - and even alleged history "Does h~' look li ke the kind of fraud - didn't really ot peNm 11 ho is even capa· relate to whether Ltcksun had ble of orche,tnlline a crimi· molested her chi ld. nal conspiracy of this magni~ "In a lot of w<~ys she's tude '!"" Mesereau asked. ancillary:· Bremner said. tn another video seen dur ~ "The sins of the mother - do ·. mg the t,rial. Jackson was the y stick ·to the son'? There shown holding his infant son has nut been a lot of evidence over a bakony and claiming that he would lie ajlhe behest to ·have had only tw,o 'plastic of his mother." swge nes, both on his nose. Pros~cutors tned to prop up . Prose~utors suggested that Jackson' s' behavior was not the mother's tcsumony v._ith only weird but crim inal. outside corroboration. After ar~uin£ thai sleepovers she sa id she feared Jackson' s tu;nedintu molestatidns. people would hurt her parents The defense tried to paint and boyfriend, prosecu10rs the mother as criminally odd presented sur vc illmKc tapes - Thomas Joseph Scott. 89. ot G>dlipolis passed away at 7:05 · a.m. Thursday. Jtme 2 in the Arbor's·of Gal.lipoh ' Born Sept. 17. 191 5 m Syracuse, he was the son of the late , Dr William J. and Emma Jone Scott. He retired from the New York Central Railroad and later retired as a PUCO m1lroad inspector. He was·a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church. Galli a County Senior Citizens and tormer member of the Brotherhood of R•ulroad Trainmen. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two sisrers. Alice Scoll Phi-llip and Gertrude (Hogue) Kalvin : four brothers. Ovid Scott. Emmel!e Scott. David N. Scott and William J. Scott: 'friends. Jerry Fragale and Beldon Davi s; and • his "best fnend and scooter huddy." Bob MacKenzie. ,· Surviving is hi s wife Geraldine Ables' Scott, whom he married Sept. 7, 1933 in Gallipolis. ~~ Also surviving is a daughter, Marilyn R. (H. Dean) Mason, of Gallipolis: a son, Paul Wilham (Shirley H,) Scott, of Kodak, \ Tenn.: five grandchildren. Dr. Thomas E. (Mary Jo) Scott, M.D., ·Stephen Ray Scott, Saralyn Mason (Craig K.) Born, Craig A. (Missy) Mason and Cindy S. Mason (Keith A.) Angel; eight great-grandchildren. Lisa K. (Dan) Darling. Christopher T. Scott, Thomas G. Scott. "Julia Dorothy Mason Born. Cory Alan Mason. Cade Alan Mason, Brady Mason Angel and Casey Joseph Angel; one great-great granddaughter, Madyson R. Darling; and several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services will be at I p.m. today in the Chapel of Hope Mausoleum at the Ohto Valley ,Memory Gardens, with Rev. Harold Benso n ofticiating. Entombment wifl follow. , Friends may call one hour prior to the funeral service in the · TOLEDO (AP) - A for- $2,000. It' s illegal to meum· Cilapel of Hope. , · mer. mayor. a county com- . vent the la w by gi,mg money "Honorary pallbearers" are Ray Delong, Edwin Elliot and mission.e( and 'a former elec- to another person to donate. I tion boar~ director were Harold Benson. Noe also is under investiga. Memorial contributions may be made in Tom's memory to among those who appeared lion by the state for his han· the Centenary United Methodi st Church Building Fund. c/o th 1s week before a federal dling of its troubled $50 mil · Marilyn Mason, 765! State Route 7 Sollth , Gallipolis. Ohio grand . jury looking into lion investment in rare coins 45631 or to the Gideon's International. whether Tom Noe broke cam- Noc 's attorney has said that up Cremeens Funeral Chapel, of Gallipolis is in charge of paign coniribution laws . .a to $12 million is missing from · funeral arrangements. newspaper reported Saturday. the fund, given 10 Noe by !he The Blade also reported state's Bureau of Worker' s that t)llo executives who Compensation for investment. ~rl Taft created a manageme nt work ' with Noe's brother-inreview team on Friday to. law testified before the grand Louis Earl Young, 78, passed away Friday morning, June 3 the bureau's invest.evaluate jury under immunity. at the Kettering Medical Center in Dayton. State Lottery Director ments. He was born March 27, )927, in Beckley, W.Va., son of · Brother-in-law Joe Restivo apd the co-workers attended Tom Hay 1 will lead the threeLouis and Jennis Ball Young. team. Earl was a school teacher in the Meigs County School a Bush-Cheney fundraiser i ~ member At least a dozen· former October 2003 that raised $1.4 District for.41 years. public officials or employees Earl is survived by his wife, Mae; 'a son, Fred, and his wife, million and is a focus of the are being investigated by the Cathy, of Springboro; two brothers, Donny Young of Rainelle, investigation, the ·newspaper W.Va., and Bobby young of Elkton, Md.; and a sister,Venora said. Records show all three Ohio Ethics Commission and gave donations that met fed- other panels looking into Spade of Rainelle. Noe's conduct, The Columbus Services will be 10 a.m. Monday at the· Anderson Funeral eral guidelines. Dispatch reported Saturday. The grand jury is examining Home, 40 N. Main St., Springboro. Burial will be ·in the David Freel, executive direc~ Springboro Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home whether Noe, a coin dealer and tor of the Ethics Commission, prominent Republican contrib-. . from 3 to 5 p.m. today. smd it is working with 'the state Condolences may be made to. the family at www.anderson~ utor, skirted contribution laws inspector general and other by having others donate money (uneralhomes.com. state and federal partners. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's . for him. Numerous GOP state State GOP Chairman Bob Association, 3797 Summit Glen Drive, Dayton, Ohio 45449. office holders. President Bush Bennett said that "eveyy once and the Republican National in a while a bad apple does Committee have decided to come along." and that party rorgo Noe 's campaign dq_na~ leaders are dealing with the !lOllS. , Noe <~ilegation s by returni~g Prosecutors are not allowed contributions and investigatto discu ss grand jury mailers. ing the m1ssing money. which are private. The news~ Bennett said it's too early paper said former Toledo to determine the source of Audrey Glover, 73, of Gallipolis. Thursday, June 2 in the mayor Donna Owens. coun· Noe's campaign contnbu: Holzer Medical Center. cilwoman Betty Shultz and twns and whether they came .Born in Gallipolis, she was the daughter of the late Tildon I·Lucas County commissioner from the state's coin invest: ·and Ella Brewer Glover. all men! funds. Maggie Thurber Graveside services will be at I p.m. Monday in the Pine Republicans ,- were among Street Ceinetery with Tom Saunders officiating. those who testitied. Funeral services were conducted· Saturday at the Cremeens · H. Douglas Talbott, a forFuneral Chapel. mer aide to Republi can governors George Voinovich and Bob Taft, also tesllfied, as did County former Lucas Elections ' B oard Director Joe Jonathon Russell Neal, 25, Point Pleasant. W.Va., died Kidd, the newspaper said. · · Thursday, June 2 at his residence. The grand jury will hear He was the son of Randall Neal and Velvet Gibbs Jackson. te·stimony next month, more Services . will be 2 p.m. Monday in the Cro~-Hus.sell ' Funeral Home Point Pleasant, w1th R1ck G1bbs otficwtmg. the Blade rep\)rted. Federal campaign laws limit Burial will be i~ the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends may to individual contributions call at the funeral home from 6 to 9'P·!Tl· today. Report: Noe grand jury hears DEEP, THIS FOR BOOK& MOVIE DEALS? Louis ' The nose knows Of all the human sensessight, hearing, touch, taste, and the feeling that a huge man with a barbecue fork is lurking in th~ closet - perhaps the least appreciated, Dave yet most impqrtant, is our Barry sense of smell. How does our sense of smell work? The simplest way to explain it without doing any research is as fol- minutes earlier, · because lows: Every living thing your hand and your mouth animaJs, plants, ~heese, agreed many years ago that, magazine advertisements , as .far as chocolate is con . etc. - is constantly giving cerned, there is no need to off tiny invisible pieces of involve your brain. itself, which scientists call Thus we see that our sense "smell particles." Suppose of smell is not as important that you have just eniered a as it seemed to be back at the room that contains a- fudge start of this article. In fact, brownie.· As you· apjJroach our sense of smell can actu~ the brownie, your. nose ally be dangerous, because it. snorks up sme II p<irticles stands to reason that if our from it and passes them nose inhales too many parti~ alo\)g into the Olfactory cles into our brains, eventu~ Canal, which was complet- . ally a dense partiCle wad · ed in 1825 and goes to · will'form inside us. and our Albany, N.Y. heads will explode, sending No, sorry, wrong canal. . compressed brownie chunks The Olfactory Canal· .takes hurhng outward fast enough the particles to your brain, to pass through a brick wall. which is actually a fabulous- Fortunately, according .to a ly complex computer; which recent s lu~y by the means that on Jan. I, 2000, American Medical it will stop working and Association , the chances that your body will flop around this will ever happen to )(OU Iike a recently caught perch. are "less than one in four" But until then, your brain is provided that. "you do not able to detect the presence breathe too much3' of the brownie particles, But the question remains: and, after analyzing them Why do we have a sense of via a subtle electrochemical smell in the nrst place? The process involving billions of answer is that smell once tiny neural circuits perform- played a vital role in the suring highly sophisticated, vival of the human raeeL lightning; fast calculations, back when we were primiproduce . the following tive beings -who ran around thought: "Yum !" . naked. No, I am not . talking Your brain then transmits abqut the '60s; I am talking a sigrial to your hand. telling about prehistoric times, it to go ahead ;md put the when primitive men had to brownie into your mouth; hunt for food to feed their a1J11ost instantaneously, your families. They'd creep along hand responds with the sig~ na]\ed throu gh the undernat informing your brain that -brush. and every few minyou ate the brownie seve,ral utes they would pause to sniff the air for the scent of cards it if Lt smells remotely prey. Of course, since this suspicious. I, on the other was nearly a million years hand. will cheerfully eat before the invention .of soap, cold cut that was m;mufacall they could smell was lllred during the Aztet their own armpits; the ani- elilpire. mals could easily detect Thi s Male Smelling them at a range of 35 miles. Defi~i e n cy Syndrome, or As a result, the hunte~s MSDS , explains why never captured any animal women generally smell pretthat had ·not ~lready died of ty good, whereas some men, natl!ral . causes, ' although particularly men who sit when the hunters brought next to you on airplanes ; this animal back to the prim- smell like the Football Team itive village, they'd make up Laundry Bag From Hell. a story to impress the Perhaps you know som~­ women with their bravery body who tends to emit B.o: and prowess. ray s, and you have been ""Whew!" they would say. wondering what is the best "Yoll should have seen the ' way to tell him. The answer ferocious fight this wild anic is: sensitively. mal put up! " ' For example.. iri 1964, "That wild animal is a rot- when I was a student at ling squirrel ," the women Pleasantville High School, I would respond, "and you get had a class with a teacher it out of this primitive vii- who had a major odor problage RIGHT ,NOW." Men lem , to the point where," and women are still divided when he ' d stroll past. the · on the issue of sn)ell. Most rows of de sks, which he did women are very sensitive to often,· students would · keel. odors. whereas men, largely over in hi s wake. Being as a result of smelling their teenagers, we might have: own s.elves over the eons, handled thi situation in a' have reached the point cruel manner. But instead,: where they tend not to detect one day, as the teache·..: any aroma below the level of walked past, a student in the. a municipal dump. That' s front row, whose name & certainly the way It .is in my will not reveal here, sensi-' · hou se hold. At least five lively whipped out a can of times per week, my wife and Right Guard brand deodar-: I have the same conversa- ant , fired off a brief blas t ~ lion . She says: "What 's that then quickly hid the ca~ smell ?" And I say,· ""What before the teacher turned smell ?" And she looks at me around . Th1s gesture was so as though I am demented sensitive that many of u ' and says : , "Yo u can't thoug ht we would rupture_ SMELL that?" key internal organs from The truth is, there could be Yibrating so hard. · ; a stack of truck tires burning There ·are many. man y in the living room, and I more exciting facts I could wouldn't necessarily sme ll tell yo u about the fasci nating · it. Whereas my w,ife can topic of smell . ,but unfortu ~· detect a lone spoi led grape nately I have no idea wha~ two houses away. When she they are. So I will concludtl' takes food out of the refrig- this discussion with this! erator, she always sniffs it, thought: Keep sn iffing! Bub and she immediately dis- don't inhale. _: a • REAL EST-AIE/ DEEDS WILLS & ESTATES ESTATE PLANNING -l J f Sunday . ·nmes-Sentinel Gallia • 446-2342 Meigs • :992-2155 •I Our next clinic date is Friday, June 17. 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She C'en spoke to reporters· covenng the trial at one point. sayi ng she had one~ thought ill of them but now conside red them good people. She s,Jid she once feared Jackson's posse of associates would make her and her fam ~ ily disappear in a balloon. Another · trial analyst, defense attorney Ivan Golde, said he was surpri sed prose ~ cutors "ould bring a case against Jackson based on testimliny from .> uch Jlawed witne"es . · ""The D.A. wanted to get Michael Jackson. so he went along with ihis witness who ·s got all this baggage," Golde said. Seni11g Gallia & Meigs Cmmtie.1 from fanner mayor, others IS ITTRUE YoU DID . Molestation case turned into weirdness .contest · between Michael Jackson and boy's. mother ' If you think I ;un exagger~ ~ltin!:!. I i.l'~'ure ·you I am not. Thi;;- tnrture campaign io, being nm brilliantly. and 1f Mr. Bu>h doesn't wise. up soon. he will be bloodied JU't a' Lyndon Jvhnson was m the 'i'iemam debade. The truth 1s that abuse ha's occ uned. but on a relati,elv small sc.tle. Aq:ording to Gener,!l Ric hurd Myers .. Chairman of the Jomt Ch1efs or Stall. the U.S. has detain~d about 68.600 peo~ ple s1 nce lJ/11 (most have bee·n released). and there have be~n 325 investigations into allc "cd abuse. At this wntill''- . :,hout 100 cases of wrougdmng have been sub~ stanuaied. That's not a big number, bui it doesn't maner to the ant1-Bush caba l. which understands that perception: is reality it>. a nation where ""reality programming .. is the rage of the day. If you can sell the nation that Americ~ tS now a war ~rinl inal. President Hillary Clinton is a real possibility. So there you have it. For tile anti-Bush folks. 11 is simpie : no pain, no gain. Torture is selling and the media is buying . For those of you · who me appalle"d by this analysi s. ·I can only say one thing: sometimes the truth. like torture. hurts. $>unb,u• {Ctmrs ·$>rnttnrl • Page As ·' Obituaries Hurting your country So how did the USA eo from being a beacon of free~ dam to a champion 'of the gulag'.' How exactly did that happen' Well. pull up a · chair. here's what happened. After President BLish won re~election last November, there was much cons terna~ tion among some powertul anti-Bush Americans. They were stunned that John Kerry lost and feared that if Bush succeeds in his second term, the Democrats would lose again in 2008. . . Then came the successtul election m Iraq. and the fear on the left multiplied. If Iraq turned out to be a succeS&, Mr. Bush would become a hero. So the need to under~ 'mine the· Bush administration became more intense than ever But how to do it'7 Social Security wasn't emo,' tiona! enough. par.ticularly for young voters · What 'lould be done to hurt Bush? Then came the revelation - let's tort ure the President. The New York Times had already primed the pump, runnmg more than 50 front~ page stories on the abuses at Abu Ghraib. Then came reports from . the International Red Cross that . more abuse .was happening at Guantanamo. The American Civil Liberties Union was already challeng~ Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis 2005 tJi Non-Fasting CholesteroVGiucose tJi Blood Pressure i5 Bone Density iii Heait~ Information iii And Much More! ~~ the rear of the Hospital Special Screening Available Lipid Profile Thrs Screenmg Measures· Total Cholesterol ' HDL (Good Cholesterol) LDL (Bad Cholesterol)' • Triglycerides For this special screening ... You MUS! pre·register by calling (740) 446-5055. · Call today • space is limited! Screening Includes a 10-Hour Fast Beforehand Do not eat or dnnk for 10 hours prior to your scheduled take med1cation ALL are invited! Questions? 8all 446-5679 .. ' �PageA6 OHIO 6unbap !tmes -ientinel . 'BAf=F Rosters Sunday, June 5, 2005 A list of those scheduled to play in the annual charity football game, B6 Bush to visit Ohio Get ready. _.. set.~ .kiss! amid Patriot Act push ' ' COLUMBUS (AP) President Bush plan s to . speak at the State Highway Patrol i\caderny in Columbu s next week as part of his push for · renewal of the Pa tri <;> t Act. a White House spokesman said Friday. Bush ·s appearanc e Thursday will be hi s 38th visit' to Ohio s ince takin g office and his · fourth since .w inning election to a s.ccond term in · November. It comes amid a debate in 2005 Ohio State Track ' and FiEld Mf:'et LivESTOCK REPORT .GALUPOUS - Uuited froducers Inc. market report from Gallipoli'lfor sales co11ducted 011 Wed11esday, June I. Cows-Steady . . . :. . Well Musckd!Fleshed $55-$64 Medium/Lean $50-$55 ; Thin/Light $10-$40: Bulls $68-$80. ' Kevin Kelly/photo Holzer Clinic 's Steve Davies prepares to pucker up for tlie kiss a pig contest at the clinic's Sycamore Branch on Friday, while Josh Bodimer holds the pig he and his father Charlie supplied for the contest. The event was part of the fund-raising for Gatlia County Relay for Life, and raised $667.32. Overall, the Benny's 'Buddiesteam at the clinic, which sponsored the contest, raised over $10.000 for Relay, said c<H:hairs Jodi Fellure and Audrey Warner. Davies anq Bill Tillis tied for first place in fund·raisi.ng for kiss a pig, while Amy McGujre placed third and Nancy Mull iris fourth. if[H)~ if~~Q ®if~if~ ~~~~ Jlr!J Upcoming specials: · TAFE USA, Inc. a US Corporation la a dlltrlbulor. for agricultural traotora and reiMeii acces•- and Is a 100% owed aubstdto.rv . of Tractora and Form f::qulpment Limited, India. . . . ' . ' . . Tractors and Fann Equipment Limited (TAFE), 11 a unit company of th'e Amalgamations Group, one of India's largest Light Engineering · Groups with dlve1'118 Interests In diesel engines, automobile components, tractor~~ and n~lated fenn machinery. The group'a leadership · · technology, built on fon~lgn kilow how has tiean nurtured through Indigenous efforts. . ~ll~lhed In 1961 to menufacture ACI-49.97 AEP -35.80 Akzo- 3~.45 Ashland Inc. - 69.05 AT&T -18.79 I au -12.88 . Bob Evans - 23.41 BorgWarner - 52 .70 Champion - 4.10 Charming Shops - 9 City Holding- 33.85 · Col- 49.22 DG -20.11 DuPont. ~ 46.10 Federal Mogul - .68 USB-29.27 ' Gannett .:.... 74.05 General Electric - 36.70 GKNLY- 4.65 Harley Davidson - 48.40 JPM- 35.55 . turning from the sou.thwest as the evening progresses. Overnight (1-6 a.m.) It will remain humid and cloudy. Moderate rain is forecasted. The rainfall should begin around I a.m. Th~ .rainfall will fini sh around 2 a.m. With total accumulations ·for this event near 0.19 inches. Temperatures will drop (rom 77 to today's toil: of69by6a:m. Winds will be 10 MPH from the west turning from the southwest · as the overnight progresses. · · Monday, June 6 . Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) · It looks , like a humid and cloudy morning. Temperatures will incre<~se from 71 to 82 by late this morning. Winds will be 5 to · I 0 MPH from the southwest. Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) Humid afternoon. Some rain is likely. Temperatures will linger at 8(). Skies wilt rang~ from partly cloudy to mostly ' cloudy with 5 to I0 MPH. ~ ~ww [Q) [§~f1[g[ru®[XJ ~[F) Cow/Calf Pairs $710-$1.335; Bred 'Cows $605-$900; Baby Calves $20-$205: Goats. $20-$137: Lambs. S 111dn.; Hogs. $44. ' ' a ran~ of Mu..y Fergu1on t;actora and related farm equipment In India. TAFE AGCO Local Stocks Sunday, ': June 5 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) . Expect a humid morning. Temperatures will . rise from 69 to 84 by late this morning. Skies will range from partly cloudy to cloudy with 5 MPH winds f~om the southeast turning from the southwest as the m9rning progresses. · Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) l.t should continue to be humid. Temperatures will hold steady around 87 with today's hi gh of 89 ·occurring around 4 p.m. Skies will be mostly sunny to cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the southwest turning from the south as thl! afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) It should be a humid and cloudy evening. There is a slight chance of rain. Temperatures w1ll drop from 85 early th1s evening to 77 by 10 p.m. then clilpb back up tq 81 .late evening. Winds will be 5 MPH from the south · if~~~ C-YlMOO©· ttll~©~® BackToThe F,arm: Fat cattle sale. 8:30a.m. Wednesday. June 8. For more information, call' Brad at (740) 584-482 I or peWayne at (74Q) 339-024.1. Visit the Web si te at , . www.uproducers.com . •• Today's game a 275-415# St. $100-$156 Hf. 590-$147 425-525# St. $100-$145 Hf. $90-$125'550-625# St. $95-$130 Hf. $90$118 650-725# St. $95-$120 Hf. 590-$110; 750-850# St. $95-$11 0 ; Hf $90-$100. Also: Outdoors, Page B4 Local Sports, Page BS Sunday, June 5, 2005 Congre;s over renewal of the Patriot Act and whether to expand the FBI's power to seek record s without the ap(Hoval o f a jud ge or g'rand j ury. ·. Eailia Friday. the BLish' admini stration asked fed - ' era! appeal s court Frid'\Y to , re store it s abi lity to compel Internet servic e providers to turn o ver information ab o ut their customers or subscribers as p,a r \ of its fi g ht against terrorism. Feeder Cattle-Steady Bl Inside: ·. In Dulirth, Georgia, which to one of the largest manufactures, designers and the world. Itt producta are sold In mora than 140 countries. TAFE·~ · Kroger - 16.70 Ltd.- 21.23 NSC- 32.09 Oak Hill Financial - 27.12 OVB- 26.21 BBT- 39.79 Peoples- 28.0&· '' Pepsico - 56.01 Primler - 10.25 Rockwell - 50.41 Rocky Boots - 29.79 · RD Shell - 59.33 SBC -23.34 Wai-Mart - . 47.35 Wendy's - 44.88 Worthington - 16.66 Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. Marietta at Mason County, 2 p.m. \ Feeney Bennett at McArthur, 4 p.m. Wednesdi)V 't games Charleston at Mason County, 5 p.m. Feeney B_ennett at Lancaster JV. 7 p.m.. ThUrsday's game Parkersburg 15 at Feeney Bennen , 6 p.m , Friday's game Mason County at Roane Coljnty, 5:30 p.m. Fe~;~ney Williamson at Mason County, 2 p.m. , 1· SundRy, June 12 Athens 21 at Foeney Bennet! (DH). t p.m. . ' . ' Sports BriEfs Sk run/walk back in Jackson JACKSON - The Ninth Annual Jackson County Sports Festival 5K Run And · Walk will !Je held on 9 a.m. Monday~. July· 4 at Manpower Park· on East Main Street in Jackson. The race will be ran throu!lh the business and residential streets of Jackson and the entry fee will again be $12. All participating runners will receive newly designed Sports Festival T·shirt and all proceeds from the event will go toward the cost of putting on the holiday's activities. · · Plaques will be given lo the top three overall male and female finishers and medals to the top three finishers not win. ning plaques in each division for both male and female. No pre-registration is required and registration may be made the day of the race. There will be a one-mile "Fun Walk" starting simultaneously .with the 5K Run. and those participilting ·in the walk and wishing to purchase a Tshirt may do so for $10. There is no cost for the walk and there will be no awards for the walk. Those wishing more infor-' mati9n qn the 5K Run may call the Jackson Area Chamber Of Conuuerce at 740-286-2722. MASON, W.Va. The annual Meigs County Chamber of Commerce Golf Scramble wiU be held Thursday, June 9 at Riverside Golf Course in Mason. The tournament will feature a new format - a bring you own partner four-man scnunble. Teams will be paiied .based on two man entries, with a semi-blind draw for the remaining two players on the team. Price is $60 per players and incl4des lunch, golf, dinner and can. Prizes will include closest to the· pin, longest drive (men and women), skins game, cash pot, door prizes and split•the pot. . . Registration, lunch, networking, contest begin at noon, shotgun start at I p.m. and dinner and prizes will follow the tour- I Home E;quity Line ' '·' nament. For more information contact Erin Roush at 740-9925005 or e-mail at erin@meigscmmrychamber.com 2.99°/o , ' ' OVCS basketball meeting scheduled ' ' Interest RatejAnt~ual Percentage Rate ·Farme1 s Bank &. Sovfngs Company · ....... ........... Memba FDIC -~· Pomeroy 992.2136 Tuppers Plains 667.3161 . 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ZOOS. --Omydrulytrtlune.com endS......_ ~ LMTy Cnlm, Sport0 Wrltlr (304) 675-1333, ext 19 lcrumOmydajyrogis!N.com ' ., COLUMBUS Now, Felicia· is closer than.ever. · Felicia Close became the state runner-up in the I00meter hurdles Saturday at the Division II state track and field omeet. The Gallia Academy junior finished in 15.9 seconds, behir'ld, only three-time state champion Ashley Trimble of Hamilton Township. It was Close's best-ever finish in the event, as she was third as a freshman and fourth last year. Earlier in the afternoon, Close was eighth in the long Jump after gliding 17 feet. 4.25 mches. Afso in field event finals, Jeff Payton finished 12th in the pole vault for the second straight year; he · cleared 12 feet, 6 inches. The hurdles and long jump were just two offour events for . Close on . Saturday ,-'-; she assl)red herself a busy day by · qualifying in three prelims during day one. , Friday was a good day for herteammates as well as Kay Ia Perry posted her fastest 400meter dash time of the season · and a patchwork 4x200-meter relay team did the unexpected. Gallia Academy, which only ran in prelims on Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium, qualified for Saturday's fipals m all of those four even!S1' · While Close and Perry, both of whom made it on the podiurn last season. were expec\ed to advance to finals in their respective events - the 4x200 team only had the II th fastest time entering the competitiom . The squad of Close, Perry, Lindsay. Caldwell and Ivy Hutt was assembled only weeks agb because of injury. It · ran I :46.26 Friday, good enoullh for the eighth and final spot m the finals. · "''m really happy the relay team. made 1t to the finals, we weren't expected to," said ~ Close. · "Everything (about Saturday) is good now." . Please see 'lracll. BJ Brad Shormanlpholo Gallia Academy's Felicia Close. front. clears the final hurdle of the 300-meters Friday at Jesse Owens Stadium in Columbus. Close finished second in the lQO-meter hurdle finals Saturday. · Three Blue Devils earn All-SEOAL • AmErican LEgion BasEball Post 128 · Post 128~~ wins·· a 'wild' game BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSi'MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM BY lARRY CRUM LCRUMti'MYOAILYREGISTER.COM GALLIPOLIS . Five Gallia Academy baseball and softball · players were honored with Southeastern Ohio Athletic League AllLeague honors Wednesday. Juniors Luk~ Haislqp and . Shaphen Robinson, along with sophomore Austin King, were the Blue Devils named to the SEOAL baseball squad, w h i I e sen1ors Michelle Elliott and Amanda L e' w i s br.ought home those same accolades in softball for the ladies. Both Lewis and Elliott are repeat winners of this award from 2004 1 as the senior'duo guided the Blue Angels to a STS league record this season . . Lewis, a pitcher, threw 102.1 innings in 2005 and recorded 130 strikeouts dtir- ROCKSPRINGS- On Friday night, Meigs High School looked more like a petting zoo than a base: · ball game . . With dogs and .rabbits running wild on the field . temporarily stopping play, some might have mistaken where they were. However, as soon as the animals cleared the field, Feeney Bennett went to work on its opponent, amassing II hits in its 12-7 legion baseball victory over Lancaster JV It looked like the game would get interesting in the bottom of the. fourth as Lancaster pulled even with the home team in a 6-6 tie until Luke Haislop ·~tepped ~p and drove· in two more runs. With an 86 lead at the end of the fourth, Feeney Bennett never looked back again. Haislop had an incredible evening at the plate to help seal the first win· of the season for Feeney . Bennett, going 3-for-4 with a home run. a triple and , · . six ll!ns batted in. The powerful offensive attack began early in the fust inning when Shaphen Robinson drove in three runs on a double, giving the home team an early 3, 0 lead. · They added to their lead the very . next inning when Haislop drove in two and teammat.e Ken Amsbary hit an RBI!Fiple to left field, bringing the lead to six . · It seemed Feeney Bennett would have no 'trouble putting away its opponent until Lancaster stepped up and made the most out of the third inning. With the fust three batters getting !Jn base with t..ry Crum/pllolo • Feeney Bennett's Austin King delievers a pitch during, Friday's win over Lancaster JV.· - PI ra ... SEOAL. Ill · • • PI ne se Wild. Ill �.. • 'Page B2 • il>unbap m:imrs -ii>rntinrl Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis Sunday, Junes, 2005 Sunday, Junes, 2005 r • . ~nnbav l!::tmrs -~rnlmr! • Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis • Page 83 J Stat€ Track MEEt - State Track and Field Meet MorE ImagEs From Day I Prep Baseball and Softball - Day one finals STAFF REPORT SPORTS@M'I'DAILYTRIBUNE.COM• .- 1, Attica Seneca E. (Haley Nagel. Kristin Barrell, Amanda McConnell, Joy Kesslat' 9:24.70; 2, Gates MillS GMmour 9:36.18:3, Findlay Uberty·Banton 9:37.26; 4, Warren JFK 9:38,56; 5', V8n Wert Lincolnvlew 9:39.50: 6, Versailles 9:40.95; 7, New Bremen The baseball and ~o ftball coaches of the Southeast Di strict recently selected their 2005 all-dislrict teams . Several local players Were named to the 'squads. • In basebaii ,- Gallia Academy's Luke .,. · l:laislop and Austin King were named to the Divi sion ll first team South squad, as was Meigs ' Jeremy Blackston. Eastern 's Ryan Smith and Ken Amsbary, · Soulh Gallia 's Josh Wright and Butch Marnhout of Southern were first team North selec- 9:41 .75; 6, Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas 9:42.1 0. DISCUS THROW 1, Emily Pendleton. Elmore wbodmore 145'02"; 2, Jessie Tanner, Newark Cath. 139'0T: 3, Branigan Fannin, Collins Western Reservq 1 38'09~; 4, Ashley Crigger, Liberty Center 134'08"; 5. Brlttni Borrero. Old Washington Buckeye Trail 133'03"; 6, Allison Tobin, Lancaster Fisher Cath. 131 '07"; 7, Stacey Wannemacher. Ot1ovllle 131 '06"; 8, Andrea Luthman, Bot~l n s 130'07";· HIGH JUMP . . 1, Ashlee Reynolds, Belpre 5'06.00''; 2, Carty Pavlick, LolJiS\1111& St. Thomas Aquinas 6,'05.0tY: 3, Kari Welmersklrch,· Sycamore Mohawk 5'05.00"; 4, Jen Grayson, Cortland Maplewopd 5'05.00''; 5, Kristen Meister. Tol. MaUmee Valley 5'04 .00~; ~.Amy Kremer, Minster 5'04.00"; 7, Cara May, Columbus Grove 5'04.00": 8, Aehley MeiriRg, Minster 5'02.01Y; 8, Tara Ford , Vienna Mathews 5'02.00". . BOYS 4X800 RELAY 1, Lordstown (Tom Andriko, Jacob DiEugenio. Allen Keeley, Seth M!).nsell) 7:59.75: 2, Marla Stein Marion Local8:02 .15; 3. Gates Mills Gilmour 8:06.13: 4, Ye.llow Springs 8:08.tO: 5, Blulfton 8:09.60: 6, S. Webster 8:09.93: 7, Findlay Liberty-Benton 8:t1.05; LONGJUMP , 8, Bellaire St. John 8:11 .56. 22'03. 75~; 1, Tom .WIIIIman, Convoy Crestview 2, Jeff Buschlng, Findlay Liberty~ · Benlpn 21 '09.25"; 3, Kel)en Fetler, Waynesfield-Goshen 21 '05.00"; 4, Brandon ~wen, Rockford Parkway 21'04.25": 5, Kasey Messmer, MI. Blanchard Riverdale 21'0i .75ft; 8, Kyle Hill, G8hannaCols. Academy 21'00.25•; 7, Brian Stephenson. Wheelersburg 20'11 .00"; 8, Levi Leigh , Dttine:ral Ridge 20'09.25ft. . SHOT PUT 1, Nick Panezlch, New Middletown Spring. 58'04.50"; 2, Aaron MerriU, Leetonia 58'03.25•; 3, Blaine Maag, Columbus Grove 54' 11 .50"; 4, Curtis Hoag, Mt. Blanchard Riverdale 54'06.00•; 5, Jacob Wilson, Dola Hardin Northern 53'00.75"; 8, John Martin, Wenevllle 52'0!1.75"; 7, Michael Jarman. Felicity-Franklin 52'07.tio"; B. Dom DeFilippo, liSbon David Anderson 51'05.00". · ' · POLE VAULT t, Shane Shockey, Bluffton 14'09.00"; 2, Ell Nichols, Mloa Sone0a.E.14'06.00"; 3, Gray. Horn, Wayneetlold-Goshen 14'05.00": 4, lyle Blakl!r, West Uberty-Salem 1S'09.00"; 5, Kevin Heitk8mp, New Bremen 13'00.00": 5, Mark Pittman, Elmore Woodmore 13'00.00"; 7, Jake Palrrter, Bellaire St. John 13'00.00"; 7, Jacob Panerson, Rawson Cory-Rawson 13'00.00" ' DIVISION II BOYS. 4X800 RELAY t, Akr. SVSM (Brandon King, Tim Millmler, Mike McNeil, Brenden McKee) 7:53.88: 2, MOgadore Field 7:55.87; 3, Salem 7:57.01; 4, Cuy. Falla Waloh Jesuit 7:58.41; 5, Vlncont Warren 7:59.92; 6, Cuyehogo Falls CVCA 6:00.58; 7, Gallon 8:00.57; 8, Van Wert 8:04.73. . . GIRLS . · 1 4X800 RELAY • 1, N. l!tn<l Taylor (Emily Thompson, Ashll Joseph, Kelly Sullivan, lange Gilby). 9:26.39; 2, Ketlarlng Alter 9:32.24; 3, Pofan,d Semlnarv ~:34.00; 4, Ott~a-Gianc:IOrf 9:38.85; 5, Spring. Greenon 9:40.61; 6, Chagrin Falls 9:41.15; 7, Creston Norwayns 9:41.26; 8, Dublin Jerome 9:45.09. LEFT: The Gallia Academy Blue .Angels stop for a brief picturll-(Juring some down-time Friday at Jesse Owens Stad ium. RIGHT: Ivy Hurt take's the hand:Dff from Felicia Close during the 4x200-meter relay. Ceooano, Younge. AuStintown-FitCh 168'02"; 4, Curtis Smith, Cia. Glenvile 1'61'05"; 5, 1bny Connor, Cots. St. Chark!s 180'02"; 6, Stephen Noe. Cuyahoga Fells 100'00"; 7, Adam' Aitabba, Amherst Steele 157'04•; 8, Tony Clark, Stow-Munroe Falls 157'02". . . . . HIGHJUMP · t, 1\'ey Strooo, Avon Lake.8'07.00": 2. Mike McCall, Rk:hlleld Re.,jie 6'05.00"; 3, lee Roberts, M iddleburg HIS. Midpark 6'06.00": 4, von McGuire. Maooltlon Washington 6106.00"; 5, Mike Foley, Clayton." Northmont 6'06.00"; e, Jeff Warner, Lancaster 6'04,00"; 7, Anthony Buselato, Hlliard Davidson 6'04.00"; 8, Ryan Blake. Dublin Collman 6'04.00". · LONG JUMP 1, MartU!I Hunter, Can. Tlmken 23'10.00'; 2, Man:us Wlll<erson, Cia. JFK 23'00.50"; 3, Joe Morgan, Can. McKinley 22'10.00': 4, l';rone Bolden, Clo. JFK 22'03.25"; 5, ~lth. Maple Heights 22'02.25"; 6, David Bruton, M iamlsl>Jrg 21'1 1.75": 7, tlerico Murray, Ctrt Moeller 21'10.50"; 8, MitCh Reynolds, Uberty Twp. Lal<ots E. 1, Curtis Smith, Cle. GlenvtUo 61'09.50"; 2, Tom SIIJck.lencaster58'04.0tT;3, Adam Chambers, Cln. Glen Esle 57'06.25•; 4, Jimmie Pacifteo, Vandalia Butktr 5700.25•; 5, John Hutjheo, GahaMa Uncoln 56'05.00'; 6. Bren McKnight. Lancaster 55'10.50": 7, Abdlllah SUielman. North Royalton 55'02.25"; 6, Michael Ruooell, Cit. Glonvllta 53'10.00". POLE VAULT , 1, Erip Koyas, Cln. Princeton 15'00.00"; 2, Cor;ey Wadsworth 15'00.00"; 3, Chris Walter, Cln. Moeller 14'09.00": 4, Mitch leubaugh, Wadsworth )-4'06.00"; 4, Jason Rook, New Philadelphia 14'06.00": 6, David Bernaooi, een. CllenOak 14'00.00"; Sch-. 6, MaU Curry, Vandalia Butler 14'00 . 00~ : from Page Bl .· For information l~ading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons who broke into 8, Patrjck Tenbrtnck1 Cin. LaSalle 14'00.00". GIRLS 4X800 RELAY 1, Euclid (Arvesha Hill, Jessica Beard, Charmaine Jefferson, Cherle6. Mily) 9:06.45; 2, Cta. Collinwood 9:09.56; 3. Upper Arlington 9:11 .66; 4, Mason 9:13.22; 5, Dlblin Coffman l),18.7t; 6, Cin. Colenlin 9:18.85; 7, Bowling Green 9:21.09; 8, Pick, North l),22.98. DISCUS THROW 1, Aollloy Mullet, N.Can. Hoover t54'07"; 2, ~shley Howard, Wilmlligton 139'09";3, Alllon Lawyer, Zanesville 136'10"; 4, Natasha Kasstm, Cel11ietd 133'10"; 5. Krlsti Wolly, Ealllalol N. 131'08"; 6, Valone wen, Le<lngton 131'01"; 7, Heetl\er Smith, _ , Olentangy Uberty 129'01"; 6, Heather Powers. Lancaster 126'07". HIGH JUMP t, Michelle Sutherland, Maumee 5'08.00"; 2, Tlffany Maslol, Riverside Stebbino' 5'07.00": 3. lisa Johnson, Sylvonla Norlhvlew 5'07.00"; 4, Emily Jonas, Copley 5'06.00"; 5, Amanda Kirdzik, Hudson 5'05.00": 6, Abby Kacoandi, Wooolof 5'05.00"; 7, Ltnc;say Daniels, Avon Lake 5'05.00"; 8, Jeoo~a Wldmeyer, Uppor ArUngiOn 5'04.00"; 8, Lauren Fougerousse, Parma Hts. Holy Name 5'04.00". ' . LONG JUMP . t. Deetanlo Morgan, Can. McKinley t8't t .ocr: 2. Jenlce WUIIemo, Cte, Collinwood I SEOAL BELOW: ' The histo~ical marker honoring Jesse Owens, for whom the stadium is named. SHOT PUT lnsta Cash 116 West Main Street, In Pomeroy B3Seb311 iUJ•S n.ll ta set for 6 p.m., wirh Divis.ion II and f IV selections. Admission for . t (! Th d · Division the games is $4. ' . game Se Of es 3Y. S011~lball game IS • today CHILLICOTHE - Players who were selected first or second team all- · · L._ _ _ _ _ _ _:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____~ Valley's Nicki Traceweli was second 'team · and teammate Leslie War was ho[lorable mention. In Division IV, Eastern's Krista White was on the first district "squad as well as first team All-State. Fellow Lady Eagle Casey Smith .and Southern's Joanne Pickens joined her on first tram all·district. Southern's Srooke Kiser and Eastern's Jen Arms were · second team . SoUihern's Whitney Riffle and Nicki Tucker from Southern and Eastern's Brittany Bissell were honorable menlion. 2005 A:ll-SEOAL Baseball Player Luke Haislop Shaphen Robinsor •AlJStin King "Ben Chleboun "Phillip' Hewitt Chris Pitts · #Jared Humphreys Tommy Baker Ben Jordan lfJes Skaggs Jon Angel S1ephen Wagner Nate Eschbaugh. Cory Kreichbaurri IJJosh Beebe Nate Kimberly Cody Welch AleK Barth Team Gallia · Gallia Gal\ia Athens· Athens Atl'1ens Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Logan Marietta Marietta Marietta Warren Warren Warren Warren Poa c e ss ss P/ 28 CFIP SS/P 2fliSS CIIB CIIB 3B PISS 2B 2B OF OF CF/3B ss Yr Jr Jr So Sr Sr .Sr Sr Sr Jr Jr Sr Sr Jr Sq Sr Sr Jr Jr 2005 All-SEOAL Softball "Player ""'manda Lewis "MiChelle Elliott Korrye Richardson Sam Simonton · ~Chasity Knittle ·sarah Waugh #Ashley Cherplko "Whitney Clark l'tAiex Hermann Nikki Kratzenberg Tara Bradford Samantha Groskos Teresa Petit Kaylee SlJtton "Megan Morris Courtney Chevalier "Amber Clatterbuck "Missa Culver Team Gallia Gallia Athens Athens Jackson , Jackson Logan logan Logan Logan Marietta MarieHa Marietta· Marietta warren Warren Warren Warren · Yr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr Sr So Jr Jr Jr So Sr Sr Jr Jr Poa P OF 18 C/U C 1B 38 CF SS P P 28 C SS c CF P SS RivErsidF Retired ·tea-cher still leading Riv~rside Senior Men's League ' districl will be eligible to participate Pd.RTSMOUTH -. A Southeast in the annual district All-siar games · Dtstnct softball all-star game IS schedTuesday . at v. A. Memorial Stadium uied to be played 3 P-1!1· Sl!flday ,at in Chillicothe. · Shawnee State Umvers1ty 10 1 f · h 'II b Portsmouth. .. e Part-1c·1pantsm · the a11:starjame will n case o ram, l e ga~es w1 1 d W d d 1f bl P aye e nes ay posst e. · be players who were selecte for firstTeams am broken down by North · and second-team berths in Divisions I and South divisions and Divisions I, • n, Ill and IV. · ' U, Ill and IV.. . . . The breakdown by teams for the all" Both games are set for mne mnmgs. star game will be determined by the The firsr game is set for 3 p.m. number of players who are able to par· involving Division I and Division Ill tici{late and based on what players are selection s while the second game is available for respective positions. - STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM There " 'a> a three-way tie lor thi rd between th e team ' 'of We s Peterson. · Bob · . Hu rhp hrc ys.' Don Adkin ' MAS 0. N. W.Va . - Willi s d R I h S . d h Korb ha s added to hi s lead a n a P ayre an I e in the. Riversi de Senior team of Charley ·Hargrave, . Men' s League . Korb ha > George Miller. Qick Dotson now amassed a total of 111 .0 and Ronda I Browning points to 1,ad 1he duo of · Also t yi n ~ for sec~ nd wa' Earl John so n and _Gary the team ot Tum Nun nery. Gary 'f-lee L Ear!.Johnson,_and Minton by 20.5 point s. Buth players ha ve 90 .5 Tom fi sher. points after nine weeks of The clo ses t to the pin 'conthe 26-wcek seaso n. Dave test was won by Dan a Jacoby, a retired instructor Winebrenn er on number from Ohio University, is severi. and his SOil Mickey alone in . four.lh with 88.5 Winebrenner on the 14th · hol e. points . • , A record total of 66 playThere were nine first time ers were in attendance on players ' for the season Humphreys. Tuesday to form 15teams' of including four and two teams of lhree Adkins, Nee!. Hargrave s. 'to make 17 points poss ible Lou M cEwan . Fred Perry, for the' day. Barry Alford. Ed Coon and There was a 1wo-way tie Charley Jones . for first at 62 between the This brings th e season reams of Dale Harri son. Bill t01al1o 1'04 different players Yoho. Charlie . Yeager · and to have played at least one Ru ss Holla.nd and the team ·. week of ·the · 2005 season. of Willis Korb. Bob Oliver There is still plenty of time to join this year's season. and Jack Fox. Senior League Standings ·-·' 1-l-------~---------------''-----< 1. Willie Korb 11 1.0; 2 . {lie) Garv Minton and Earl Johnson 90.5; 4. Da~e Jacoby 88.5; 5. Russ Holland 88 .0; 6 . Haskel Jones 87.5; 7. {Ue) Mtck Winebrenner and Tom Fisher 86 .5; .9 . Tom Nunnery 84.5; 10. (tie) Craig Barnes and Harvey Blain 83.5; 12. Ralph Sayre 83.0: 13. Ronda! Browning 81 .0; 14. Russ Wood 80.0;"15. Cecil Minton 79.0; 16 . (tie) lew Gilland Arid Mac McCarty 75.0; 18. Don Fields 74.0; 19. Jack Maloney 72.5 ; 20. P'tlul Somerville 72.0; 21 . Bob Oliver 71 .5; 22 . Dewey Sm ith 71.0 ; 23. Don WlttJDn 70 .5: 2~. (tie) Harley -Rice a.nd Bill Yoh_o 69 .5; 2Q. Kin Whited 68.5 ; 27 •. ~n PhaHn 67.0; 2e. Jim Cunningham 66.0; 29. Jack Fox 65 .5; 30. (tie) Ct\Uf:k Yeager and Chuck Stanley 65.0 ; 32 . Kenney Greene 64 .5; 33. Gene Gf•Y r.f.~: 64 .0 Hay Fertilizer 'l'op Dress Special! ·Athens Landmark, Chester. june 2005 .. on Monday, May 30th & 31st Call Pomeroy Police Department Chief Mark Proffitt at · 7 40-992-6411 f8'08.75•; 3, Brittany S,trickland, Lebanon 18'08,ocr; 4, Audra Frlmpong, Canfield 18'07.25"; 5, Alexis Laps, .Lancas~er 18'03.25"; 6, Amber Kasmer, Cuy. Faits Walsh Jesuit 18'02.25~ ; 7, Tesia Ohiraprasid!Jhi, Hilliard Darby 18'02.00"; B. Mikeal Roberts, Cln. Princetan 17'10.75·. · SHOT~UT . 1, Ashley Muttet. North Can. Hoover 5006.50"; 2, Hoather Powers, Lanca&m· 43'00.50": 3, Usa Klotz, Cln. Colerain 42'05.75": 4, Brttteny Dowdy, Cin. PrlnCoton 41'09.75~; 5, Erl\1 Lines. Gahanna lincoln 41'00.50";6; Laenne Wade,'Konl Roosevalt 39r1Ul0"; 7, BahiyaUi Allan, Sylvania SOuthview 39'00.75•; 8. Jawnie Payne, Roynoldsllurg 39'00.00". POLE VAULT t, Cerria Koyas, Green 11'03.00";2, Becky Rospo~, Copley 11'03.00"; 3, Molly Bartkiowicz, Wasttake t 1'03.110"; 4, Hanh ll'an, Worth. Kilbourne 11'03.00"; 5, Mellua Beeree, Morrow little Miami 11'00.00"; 6, Amanda Ftlloades, Troy 11'01100"; 7, Megan ~- New Philadelphia f9'09.DD": e. Christ'"' Bosch, logall10'09:ocr. '• TEA\t SCORES . BOYS OMSIONt w- , t, .l,aocaste< 24: 2, Cit. Glenville 1s: 3, eta, JFK t3; 4, 12.5: 5,.Liberty Twp. La1<o1a E. 1t; 6, Cln. Princeton, Can. Tlmkon. Avon Latre 10; 9, Cle. St. 1gnatiu8 II;. 10, Riclllietd Revere, Cin. Moeller, Mtddtalown 8; 13, Vandalia Butler 7.5; 14, - . r g Hts. Midpljrk. Cin. Glen Este, 'lllungs. Austin-..FIIch, Can. McKinley, Coplov 6; 19, M - Washington, lo>dr>gtoo 5: 21 . New Philadelphia 4.5; 22, Clayton Northmont, Cots. St Charjes, Maple Hts., G-.na lincoln, Talmadge 4; 27, Miamllburg, Cirt St. Xavier. Cuyahoga FaMe 3; 30, can. GlenOak 2.5; 31 , N. AO'jl&llt4i, Hilliard ~ . Youngs. Boardman: Amherst Steele 2; 35, Dt.tllin Coffrnon, Cirt LaSalle. Slow-Munroe Faits 1. DMSIONI < 1. Akr. SVSM tO; 2, ~·Field Mt-- 8: 3, Salem 6: 4, Cuy. Falls Waloh JeeuiiS; 5, V,_,.Warren 4; 6;Cuyahog&Fatto CVCA 3; 7. Galion 2;8. Van w.rt 1. DMSION• lllulftpf114; 2, Waynesfiei<I.Goshan 12; 3, eor..,y C -. Fondlay ~ --Warren lor11stown, New Middletown Spring. 10:7, 9; 8. '--'a. ~- Seneca E.. Marla Stein Maroo localS;11, Columlluo ~­ MillO Gilmo<Jr S; 13. AoddQnl Part<way, W. Libefty-satem, Yelow Springs 5: 16, Dole HarctW'I Northern 4 ; 17, Elmore Woiodl•~o.·e, New Bternen .,3.5; 19, Gahanna Cot~. ~. s. Wel>oter, Wetlovlae 3; 22: Bellaire St. John 2.5: 23, Felicity _ _ _ WhMioroburg 2; 25, Rawson Cary-Rawson 1.5: 26, Mineral Ridge, tJollon QeYid 1, Andereon1 .' . 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St. Ignatius 172' 1 1•; 3, Sam tions in Division IV. Galli a Academy · pitcher Shaphen Robinson was second team D-11 while River Valley freshman hurler Josh Peck was honorable mention. South Gallia's Steve Pelfrey and Eastern's Chris .Myers were honorable mention . D-IV. . On the softba ll side, Meigs' Renee Bailey was first team D-ll, as well as honorable mention Afi-State. Her teammates Megan Garnes and Melia Whan were second team. In Division Ill softball , River i:rf:r{~ DISTRICT ALL-STAR GAMEs stili have to run our 'butts off "Hopefully, I can put it all "Ayrizanna is a really good again (Saturday)." _ tugether (Saturday)," said runner and she's three seconds The team finished eighth in Close. . faster than everybody," Perry the final s on Saturday, posling Perry, the defending state . said of speedy Favours. "I'm from PageBl a time of I :50.09. numer-up in I he 400 meters, not so much worried about Close won her heat of the ran a.seasoncbest 57 seconds catching up with her; I'm For Caldwell, it meant she I 00-meter hurdles and had. the . to qualify with the second just thankful that I ran the earned a state final Spol for the third fastest time ( 15.49 sec- fastest time. race that I did and that I get ftrSt time in four visits to state; onds) in the event on Friday. to run against her in the "I am very, very pleased .. on the flip side,. it was a suc- Only Trimble ( 14.93) and with my effort today in the finals." cessful state debut for the Akron Coventry's .1,-iz Fazio 400," said Perry. "I haven't North Ben Taylor, which sophomore Hurt. (14.94) had faster umes. ran a 57 this year and it has won the 4x800-meter relay, "After four years, I'm tinaiShe also made it into the really discouraged me. This led the girls Division II team Iy in the state tina Is," Caldwell final eight in the 300-meter felt so good." standings after the first day said. "It makes me really version, as she qualified sixth Three-time slate champion with 10 points. The distance excited because we all ran our with a time of 46.69. In addi· Ayrizanna Favours finished in relay was the lone Division butts off and we made it." tion to both hurdle events and a blazing 5433 seconds, and II final on Friday. · "But there will be no panies the relay race- Close had ihe was the odd-on favorite enterAkron St. Vincent-St. · tonight." Hurt chimed in. "we long jump tinais Saturday . Mary won the ~ys race. ing the finals. All tra~k photos by .· Bryan Walte11! and Brad Shennan DIVISION I BOYS 4X800 RELAY ~. LlbEirty lWp. Lakota E. (Matthew Peters, Chrls Keefer, William Johnson, Jason Fisher• 7:49.89; 2, Middletown 7:51 .57; 3, Cor>ey 7:51 .61; 4, Lexington 7:51.92; 5, Tallmadge 7:53.16; 6, Ctn. St. Xavier 7:!;4.04;7,Younge. Boardman 7:65.46; 8, Cia. St. Ignatius 7:57.00. - 21'09.50". Local Golf Coaches name all-district teams COlUMBUS (AP)- Results from th~ first day of the 2005 OHSANetata track and · DIVISION Ill . GIRLS 4X800 RELAY ne1<1 tournament. • All-SouthEast District teams· Kayla Perry crosses the finis;,> line to win her heat .of the 400metei dash. ---- • Wild FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY from Page Bl Everyone in Americ-a GetstheGM Emp iscount two walks and a single, Ryan Curry slepped to the plate and drove in two runs on a single. He was followed by Chaz Gibson and his RBI double. Next up was Colen Miller who hit for an · out which drove in one more run. With Feeney Bennett pitcher Austin King just tJ?'· ing to escape the inning. Lancasrer drove m one more run to end the inning, giving them five runs and brining them within one of the home team. In the top of the fourth, Lancaster made things interesting as they·drove in another. run on an RlH single from Chaz Mohler, making the . . gatpe even. through four and a half mnmgs. Lancaster could do nothing with its fmal three innings, getting only one hit and one run . as Feeney Bennett added four more runs to 1ts score on a horne run from Haislop and an RBI : double from Terry Durst. · Through .six innings, Feeney Benn~tt collected II hits with Matt Mooney, Ausun King and Kyle Bu_mett ali having a single a piece. · Jeremy Blackston hit2-fqr-3 with a double, Amsbury hit for a triple, Shaphen Robmson had a double and Durst also had a double. Feeney Bennett also use_d two pitchers_ in the game with slarter Austm Ki~g and rehef , pitcher Matt Mooney -who cameJn the fifth. Lancaster only managed live hits in the game Chaz Mohler, Ryan. Curry, and Tyler LMrY Crumlpholo Stebe, all of which had a smgle a p1ece. The other two hits belonged to Chaz Gibson who Post 128's Jeremy Blackston scores a run'. also.hit for a double in'the game. Feeney BenMit 12, lane..., 7 Lancaster also needed three pitchers in the FeeneyBennett 330 231 X - • 12112 game with Kyle Stoughton starting and Blake LancaSter 005 202 0 7 52 King, Matt Mooney (5) an<llulce HaiSIOp. Kyle Stoughton, Jrwin and Jake Russell fimshmg the game. . Auatin Slake tFwin (5 }, Jake Russell (6) and Ryan Curry, Kyle Stoughton Feeney Bennett will next play at McArthur (5).WP- Austin King. LF-- Kyle Soughton. HA -Luke 1-taislop, fifth inning, ~ on. · 4 p.m. today. (' I ~ • · B'!JP/o · rsco ~ee ~"e~ lltJt . ~'.Yo,e On AU New BUIC:K- CH€VROLET Pontiac Good June 1 'thru July 5 .YOUR CAR & TRUCK SUPERSTORE NEXT TO WAL-MART ' ' • 7900 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OH 74Q-446-2282 I - -'-- - '- �-' ... • • &unba~ PageB4 OUTDOORS Ql:imts -itntintl Weekly Ohio fishing report COLUMBUS (AP) - The weekly lishmg report provided by the Division of Wiklife of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. ' CENTRAL OHIO &unba, Ql:imts -ienttntl- • Sunday, June 5, 2005 Give dad the gift of the outdoors Baseball STAFF REPORT Deer Creek lake (Mad1son. Fayene. and Picitaway counties)- The Tick Ridge area near the park lodge IS a gr@at location to Nsh tor white !lass Use small s pi n ~ ners or live batt to take these fish that measure 8 to 12 1nches. Areas with sub~rged structUres such as downed trees are good places to fish fo r crappie. Use mtnnows suspended·beneath a DoDDer tor best results. Crappie must be 9 Inches or longer to keep. The rocky shoreline and extended deep-water points are th e best places to fish for largemouth bass. , Hoover Reservoir (Franklin and Delaware counties) ·- Early June is an 81(Cellenl time to try trofling crank baits tor alllish . Once the newly hatched forage fish (giz• zard shad) begin to appear on· the surface. try trolling very small shallow running c r~,nk baits int:hrome or shad patterns. They are effEK:tive for many species of fish. For the less aggre ssive saugeye, tr)! small jigs tipped with parts of a worm and drift ~over th e big bars and sunken islands. They can be taken near Lake of the WOOds in the central porliori of the r"eseProir. Ju ne is the best lime of year to try surface batts for lar.gemouth bass near shoreline tov~r. Night ltshmg with lanterns ' at the causeway is a good lor ·whlte bass Ten horsepower limtt. ' NORTHWEST OHIO New London Reservoir (Hu ron Coun ty) - Channel cats in the 1 2~ to 14-mch range are being taken on worms fished on the bottom. After dark in the southwest corner is the best time and spot Wlllard Reservoir (Huron County~_:. Nice catches ol bluegill are being taken by fly fishing near the boat ramp pump house. Mornings and evenings are best. Bressler Reservoir (Allen County) - ·White bass are being taken on rooster tails on the north side or the reser\loir. Smallmouth bass ere being taken on crank b81ts on the sotJth side of the reservoir, Powers Re~ rvoir (Crawfo rd County)- Good catches of white crappie ere being taken durmg the evening. Mtnnows and night c rawl ers lished under bobbers is the best bet. 'The northeast corner aM east bank seems to be the best spots .. Van Wert Reservoir No. 1 (Van Wer t Count'j) - Rainbow trout are beir'lg caught .in the evening usmQ n1ght crawlers or corn. The nor,thwest corner seems to be the best spot Cannel catfish in "the 20-to 26~i nch range- are being caught in the evening using wax wormS' under bobbers at the west dike, CraPpie· in the 7-to 10lnch range are being caught in tile eve ntng using waM worms lished under a bobber.The bo st spot to !ish seems to be the northwest corner. ·• Maumee River (Wood and Lucas count18s) - Anglers are taking good numbers ot white bass us1ng 1/8-oz. j1gs with white, Chartreuse or fluorescent pink tails or minnows below bobbers Also anglers are t.akmg channel catfish fishing off the bonom, fight-lining night crawlers. The best area s are between Orleans Park & Fort Meigs fishtng from OO~ I s. Sandusky River {Sandusky Counry) - Anglers are catching gooc:i numbers ot wh ite bass using minnows under bobbe'S, 1/8-oz. jigs tipped with minnows, or wtth a slow retraeve and small spi nner baits. Angler s are Qlso catctling sheepshead and channel catfish . The best location is in deeper areas, lrom boats. NORTHEAST OHIO Westbranch Lake (Portage County) - For wa lleye, cast .night crawlers on crawler harnesses in the weed be d near the beach or in the east end of the lake in the wil-· lows. Unlimited horsepower and wheelchair accessible shoreline fishing factllt1es available • • · · ;. Nlmislla Re servo ir {SUmmtt County) - Crappie averaging approximately 8 to tO inches are biting on lil/e minnows. Fishing near the dam is recommended using a simple hook and bobber set up. Whil e crappie 'are hiRing hard, expect 10 catch other species such as•la rgemouth bass. waUeye 1 bluegill, or channel catfish. For channel cat, use night crawlers near the bottom on the lake. Electric motors only. SOUTHWEST OHIO Caesar Creek (Greene County) - Anglers are catching white bass using jigs with Uve minnows as bait. Keep the minnow about 2 to 3 feet deep and under a bobber. Also try usmg a plain hook with the minnow hooked rhrough the Ups and let It senle on the bonom or small jigs tipped whh minnows. Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) - Crappie are being caught by anglers using jlgs with plastic bodies. curly tails, or live minnows as bait Good rotor choices in artificial lures are black. blue and chartreuse, and chartreuse. Fish from a boat when possible Cast tnto areas with submerged trees and brush in and around weed beds and fish the bait slowly along the . Dottom. Keep the bait betw_een 4 to 71eet 'deep Choose a No. 2 or a No. 110 sized long-shanked hook. Rocky Fork Lake (Highland Counry) - Anglers are catching·crappie and large~ mouth bass by using shad co lored crank baits or pumpkin or green pumpkin col· orad tube jigs with plaslic bodies Ftshlng is good throughout the lake but lt)Ok for areas with woody debris or submerged trees and brush. Fish the bait under a bobber ke9plng It abou1 fi~JB feet deep. Use e No. 4 of No. 6 lfne-wlre hOok for best results. Also, try casting into the mouth of Plum Rt.~n ¢reek. SOUTHEAST 01!10 . AEP (Morgan Co.) - Bass up to 6~ pounds ere Delng caught on white spinner baits. Sunfish in good numbers are being caught on wax worms. Lake Rupert (Vinton County} - Srriallmouth bass 10 to 16 inches. being C$UQht tram boats qn crank baits, spinners, and purple worms around weed beds near shore anc1 around downed trees. White ci-apple are being caught from the shore around weed beds and Deaver dams lYcoon lake (Gallia County} - largemouth bass 12 10 15 inches are being caught off the dams and along weed beda within 3 to 6 feet of water In the earty morning. Use crank belts, purple worms, or blue, ellver, red, or blaCk Rapalas when fishing near shore_around downed trees. Sunfish less than 7 inches ·a:re being caught from shore near submerged structure and weed lines using wax worms. Dtllon Reservoir (Musklngum County) - For channGI ·catflsh, worms fished either tight-line or with a bobber have been effective. The hot spots were near lhe dam, within backwater sites associated with the large concrete culverts, and near the marina. Black ba!ffi have been feported In large numbers, but less than 14 Inches In length. Green and white spinners are the most successlul lures tor bass. Musklngvm River (Coshocton and Morgan counties)- Anglers are catching flat· head catfish up to 25 pounds on 11\le goldfish and creek chubs. Channel catfish anglers have been most successful u~ing night crawlers. The most producttve !\ites are at any ol the low· head dams. Catfish angler success rates at all dam tall wate~ sites along the Muskingum River are rated excellent with current condiUona. AEP & Woodbury Ponds {Coshoclon County)- Bass up to 4 pounds In size on spinner baits and crank l>aits. Bluegtll on wax worms or night crawlers fished wttt't small hooks -and sensitive bobbers are be st. Wills Creek Dam (Coshocton County) - Catches of saugeye and smallmouth Dass have been reported by anglers at the new shoreline access facility. White or chartreuse plastlc !wister tails and grubs wtth some using live minnows have Deen the preferred lures tor saugeye Black bass have been caught on these saugeye lures and with minnow lmttatton crank balls LAKE ERI~ • Wealern S.eln Walleye - .The best walleye fishing has been west and northwest Of West Sister Island, west of Raltlesnake Island, aroUnd Niagara reef of the Camp Perry firing range , and east of Kelleys lsiBnd. Drif11ng or trolling worm harnesses and trolling crank baits or spoons produce the most fish. Yellow Perch - Yellow perCh fishing has been Dest near the Matbletltad tighthouse, near Starve Island, near the Sandusky Bay foghorn,· ahd eaat.ot Ktlleyi Island. Fish just off the bottom using perch spreaders tipped wtth ahinecs. Smallmouth Bass - The best smaumouth bass fishing has betn aro\Jnd tht Bass Islands, Kelleys Island ana Sandusky Bay. Largemo\Jth ban hav. been caught in Sandusky Bay. East Harbor and West Harbor. ,, .. Central Bnln '\ Walleye- The best walleye fishing has been around Ruggfee Reef east ot Huron and from Fairport Harbor to Perry In 15 to 25 feet of water. Troiiii'IQ spoor:~s , crank Dalts, or crawler harnesses, and drifting crawler harnesses h8Ve Rroduce<:l thebest catches. Yellow Perch - Yellow perch fishing has been best 1 to 2 miles north of the Vermihon River mouth, I to 2 miles off of' Lorain, 2 miles north of the E . 72nd etreet lighthouse of Cleveland in 40 feet or water, 2 mllet north of WildWood State f»ark In 40 feet of water, and 1 to 2 miles out from Falrpo" Harbor to Connileul In "30 to 40 feet of•water. A perch spreader tipped with shiners Ia the moat popular Mt up. Smallmouth Bass - The best smallmouth b&8s liahll'lg has been •round RUOQitl Reef. on the breakwalls and shoreline Around Lorain, and tht s!'i<irellnt and, har~ bors In 1 5 to 30 feet of water around Fairport, Geneva, ·Ashtebuia and ConnHut Jlga tipped with shiners or leecha11, tube jlga and crank bait& have Mtn the productive lures. Lak:e Erie surf~e temperatures range from 55 to 63 d&greet. moef Give the gift of relaxation. famil y adventure. or a sceni c getaway this Father.\ Day. The Ohio State Park s gift card can be used for camping. cottage stays. and state park • merchandise. .....--. ... ;;.. ...~ ~-.... Some state parks also arc hosting family-oriented events, such· as special fishing days, campouts. and hikes for the holiday 'weekend. Gift cards can be purchased for an;y dollar amount v ia mail or by telephone at 614265-6513. The gift card is good for all 56 Ohio state park family campgrounds as well as for cottages at the fol lowing state parks: Buck Creek, Cowan Lake,. Dillon, Hocking Hills. Lake Hope, Mohican. Pike Lake, and Pymatuning. Resort lodges are excluded. · In addition, Ohio State Parks offers the Eagle Golf AP photo Card - a perfect gift for golf A fishing trip could be the perfec t Father's Day g1ft for the outdoor enthusist Forked Run State enthusiasts. The Eagle Golf \...Park i? hosting a Father's Day cam pout, whi t h includes a fishing tournament card provides 12 rounds of . . . . . golf at any of the six .state call 1-877-678 -DEER . tor (Me1gs Count y)- Saturday. refreshments and pnzes are, park golf courses for just $80. Geneva qll 1-800-80 t :9982: June t 8 a nd Sunday, June 19. prov1ded. . : • Young Anglers Fishing Some re strictions appl y. For or 800-AT-A-PARK lor all Go campmg ,wllh dad and $25 , you 'Can get mom or J.1d o ther s~ate park resort lodges. enJ oy a fishing lournament Derby, Find ley State Park a Cardin al Can.lt'c'r <"II b C 1rd Y1s1tors to state parks a ~e and car cnusc-m. (Lorain County) - 10 a . m ~ to g<,JJ t', •r 1:; p~n:e nt off state remmded that !ill 74 Oh10 • F.uher's Day·Bre·akfast & noon. Smurday. June 18 at the , 11ark camping rates April State Parks are tree and open Craft. Maumee Bay Sl iHe campground boat ramp. The through October and 20 per- to the public. Park · (Lucas County ) lake has been stocked for cent off camping rates Saturday. June 18. Treat dad youngsters to participate in FATHER'S DAY to breakfast, plus a handmade the national Casting Kids November through March. Information on all Ohio EVENTS gift created ·by the kids during Competition. State Parks cards can be • Summer Fun Campout. craft lime. · • Hawaiian Luau & Hog; founcj at ohiodnr.c<im Several Rocky Fork State Park • Youth Fi shing Derby, Roast, Dillon State Park< state park resort lodges are (Highland County) - Friday. Del<lware 'State Park (Muskin gum County) .offering Father's Day spe- June 17through Sunday, June (Delaware County) ~ 9 a.m. Saturdat June t 8. Visit our. cials , including weekend get- 19, treat Dad to a fun -filled to I p.m., Saturday. June 18 campgrounds for a Hawaiian aways that feature overnight weekend of fishin g. wagon at 1he pond near the marina . ce lebration with craft s and accommodations and dinner rides and children's crafts. · Up to 100. children under .age games, dancing and a hog or brunch. For more infonna• Father' s Day CampoUI. 16 ma~ llsh at three 1 - h~ roast dinner. Regular camp-: lion on specials at Deer Creek Forked Run State Park sess 1ons. Tackle. ball. pol es . ~ tees appl y. -- -· · STAFF REPORT SPORTS@M r DAILYTRlBUNE.COM COLUMBUS - Hunters wanting to partiCipate in Ohio's fall controlled deer and waterfowl hunts have until July 31 to submit permit applications for a lottery drawing, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. Hunters can submit their applications online at ohiodnr.com/wildlife. For all applications, there is a non-refundable $3 application fee per hunt. These special hunts are held each fall on selected . public areas to provide additional hunting opportunities. · The early muzzle loader deer hunt is October 24-29. New this year, the early muzzleloader deer hunt at Salt Fork, Shawnee, and Wildcat Hollow will be by permit only. Hunters .interested in participating will need to submit a controlled hunt application. A specific number permits will be issued. The permit issued will designate whether the hunter can kill an antlered or antlerless.deer. This hunt previously. was for bucks only. Special deer· hunts also are slated for the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge (Lucas County) , NASA/Piumbrook Station (Erie County), Ravenna Training & Logistics Site (Portage Coun!y). Lake Katharine State Nature Preserve (Jackson County). as well as the Mosquito Creek (Trumbull County), Killdeer Plains (Wyandot County). and Old Woman Creek (Erie County) state wildlife areas. Waterfowl hunts will be conducted at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge (Lucas County), Magee Marsh (Ottawa County), Mosquito Creek (Trumbull County) and Mercer (Mercer County) state wildlife areas. In addition to online submissions, hard copies of the applications can be downloaded from ohiodnr.com and are available by calling 1-800WILDLIFE . (1-800-945. 3543). Hunters will be selected at random from submitted applications and notified by mail in September. Those not selected will not be notified. ••• DEALS EVER ON YOUR u j - FARMTRACFAVORI iS:. During F'ermtrac Frenzy take advantage of the industry's be8t finenci ~ and get the tractor you've been dreaming about. Lot of Beng. Litt~ Sucks. And NO in-st for 48 months!• .. I fa rnitrec.com School will be t'()lding its 7th annual Eagle Basketball Camp May 31 through June 3. The camp ts open to boys and girls who will be entering into grades 4, 5 or 6. The cost is $30 tor pre-registration and $40 on the fi rst day of camp. ~ Included in the camp cost will be fundamental basketbaH 1nstructton, a ca mp t· shirt and basketball and individual awards are poss1ble. For more lnformatton con tact How te Caldwell. 40878 Old Seven· Road, Reeds\lille, OH. 25n2. Marietta College Camp ot Champs MAAIETIA - The Marietta College B~ebail Camp of Champs will be held over the course of the summer at .Pioneer Park. The Day C8mps for grades 2-8 will be Mid July 5-7, 12-1 4 and 19-21, while the Residence/Commuter Camp "will be held for grades 6-12 on Juty 24·28. ~ Fo r a camp brQChiJre, ca ll the baseball RACINE - Southern High School will hold its summer boys basketball ca mp on June 13 through June 17 at Charles w Hayman Gymnas1um. The camp will be hek:l in two sessions. with kids between grades 6-8 taking place from 9 a. m. to t1 a m. . 11411691-1351 • SCutharn Football Camp RACINE - The. Southern High School Athletit Department announced that a football camp for players grades 7-12 w111 be held at Southern High School June 14. 15 and 16. All are asked to report from 6:30 un!ll9 p m., except: on June 14, when those 1n seventh and etgQth report at 5:45 -24 at VFW Baseball Flekt in Marietta, There is no lee for the ca mp, and it w11t emphasize offensive and defensive fundamentals. Ohio U. fodtball camps scheduled ATHENS - The Ohio UniverSity football coaching staH. heaaed bY Fra:lk Solich , will host two camps thiS summer The Sen1or Prospect Camp w1ll be held 10 a.m., June 5 wh1le the ow~r ntght lndav1dual Position Camp will ru n from June 26·28. The Senior Prospecl Camp tS open to all athletes who will be seniors in tfle fall of 2005 . Cost of the camp IS $25 for those who pre-reg1ster and $40 on the day oJit1e ' Southern High School arinounces date fOr hoops camp 740-593-1187. · For more ln1ormation , oontad basketball Portamou1h 7-:0n--7 Paning camp PORTSMOUTH .- The 13th annual Portsmouth High School 7-on-7 passing . 8ldef1SIOO 2103. e&fl1t? will be t="rlday, June, 29 at Spartan 1 I Stadium. Big R.t BukMball Campi Cost for the camp Is $75. Only 16 teams ' . ICheduledatRioGrande · j will compete. Teams _are taken on a firstRIO GRANDE _ The University of Rio come, flrst-sen~e basts. 1 Grande's men's basketball team will hold · To ente~. contact Curt CH~ord at 74Dits annual Big Red Basketbal Camps In 355-44t6 or Ted Newsome at 740-821· 2422 · ! June at the Lyne Center. 1 The schedule for the camps,. with fees Ghlo. coach Richard Stephens at 699 6530. or 'The, 3--daysventwlllfocusonthef0nda~ 1 athle~ director Alan Crisp at 949-2611 -mentals of pitching, hitting and fielding, and will include Instruction from former Reda greats such as Ken Griffey Sr Dave Parker, Lee .May, ·Jack BilllnQha,;.; and others. .The mst of the clinic is $100 if registratlon .is completed by June 15 and the deadline for i~istering is June 17. For rpore information. please call 741)..373- 3476. j • ..-1 UI'BiueAngeiBasketbaiiCamp 44i . Gelllpolla Area .Baakelball campS GALLIPOLIS - Tha annual Gallipolis .Area Basketball camps wdl De held at.the 'filzarene Church Activities Building on !June 6-8, and wtll feature .two sess1ons. ~ 1n grades 4.-6 next year will be held Jfrom noon until 2 p.m., while grades 7-9 "will be from 2 p.m.-4:15p.m. , Each participant wtll receive basketball :instruction, a camp l>asketball, relresh· ,ments and a t·shlrt, and can compete in ~ntests for prizes. · ; The oost Is $45 or sss after June 1. • Contact Jim Osborne 446-9284 for mof"e 'information. Baby Blue Bnk.tball.camp a. GAlliPOLIS- Boys and girls who will in grades 1-4 next year can attend the Mlnual Baby Blue Basketball camp at !he "Nazarene Church on July 5-7. : The camp will be held from 1 p.m. until .s2:15 p.m. each day. · : Each participant ~ill rece~ DasketDell •Instruction an~ ~~II participate In fun :<games, and Will get a camp basketball, :refreshments and a t-shtrt ~ The cost is $30 or $40 after June 21 . • COntact Jim Osborne 446-9284 fer more information. · NOW 33}942.32 . 1 2005 4x4 Reg. Cab Long Bed Diesel Auto · - Varsity and JV Shoolout, June 9.$130. - Varsity Sh"!J1oul, June 10, $130., ~ JV Shootout, June 11. $130 Tr kJR ac szB~Z64.94 ERIC l . WHm · I GA LLIPOLI S - The Gallia County Church Softball Leag ue contiuned it> season wilh week I(Jur on Memorial Day. Fhr the sec:ond strai2ht year. · t he Fellowship Ch,1pel women 'u~ ott to a .t-0 start. With lhe Rodney Methodist women's game against Li vi ng. Waler being postponed unt it a laler date. lhe Fellows h ip women .lake a f~ tl one game lead over Ro,:tney in lhe si::mdmgs. ,. At 0.0. Mcintyre Park Field, Fellowship took on Middleport. In the women' s ga me. Fell owship (4-0 ) remained unbeaten and atop the wome n's standings with the 6-1 . win. Middleporl saw its winn ing streak end at two, and fellt0 2· 2 on the season. In the men 's game, Fellowship · (2-2) com· pleteLI the . 'weep with a con- again won fun he fourlh strai¥ht \' t llC Jng y.a n U\er MiJ Jieport year O\'er Failh W-4). Fai tn's (0 - 4). . ' last women's or men's win over · In "' tion .l it Church of God's Vinton came back in th~ 200 I tie td. Churc h nf God took Ol'l season. Firs t 8dpti st. In tiie wOHlen 's Nexl v..et'k: as we ' 0 over the ua me. First ,(2 - I ) rebounded halfway point of lhe season, tro m last week's ~earlbreakin \! thi ngs stan Ill heat up with prub- . lo"'s 10 Livin \! Waler with a -l-:1 ably I he league ·s most anticipatviL·torv. C hur' h of God 's , ed men's ~a mc of the season. as womei1 lcll to 1-l ln the men 'S Rodney 'Methodi st takes on g~une. First ( 3-0) scored 20-plus First Bapti st. The league's two run > for 1he third stmighl game. longest men\ reg ular sea~;,on. en route to a 24-8 win. The win winning 'lreah are on the li1ie, also exlended First Baptist reg- as Rodney· s men look to make ul ar se~l~On wi nning streak te il 14 in-a-row, while First's men seve n stra ighl. the second look to make it e i~h t in-a-row. lon gest streak 111 the GCCSL In week ti ve. ~Good News Church of GcxJ C-2) lost it>Sec- Bap1ist takes on Fellowship ond in·a-ro w after winning their Chapel. Fellowship's women lirs t two games of the season. will look to improve to 5-0, At Failh Baptist field, Faith white Good News men will took on Vinton Baptisl. In the look to improve to 4-0. Other women's game, Vinton (2- 1) Week ti v~ games include, won liS .fourth straight regular Li ving Water vs. COG, and sea son game over Faith (0-4) Vinton Baptist vs. Middleport. dating back to the 2002 season. Faith Bapti st has the league's In the men 's game. Vinton (2-1 ) week live bye. 1 • UDDIDJ: ' Mouldoln High Running Camp ·to be held In Bristol · I I ,. JuniorHighTeemCamp, June12-14, BRI~TOL, va .·~ The MountS!!) High $190. Runnmg Camp Will be held Jul'{ 11~ 16 and I - Varsity and JV Sh~tout. June 15, ~?~~~i~~ the mounta.tns of southwestern S 130· Formoreinformatlon call Scott Simmons - Varsity and JV Team Camp, June 16-18, at f -800-451..1VIC or rjo to www.mountain$190. hlghrunning.com. ~ Individual Camp. June 26-30, $250. The individual camp includes "The Triple·, the natiOn's only triple elimination tournament. . . .:..-. For more mformat1on, call 245-7294 , ~ Marietta Coi191P to hofd summer 800-282.~7201 (ext. 7294), or e-mail Rto volleyball camp Grande assistant coach Ken French ,at MARIETTA - T~e Marietta College voiktrenctlOrio.edu. 1· leyball program w1ll hold a summer camp for girls grades 7·12. · UAG Women's Basketbajl Camp The camp wtll. run from ~:45 a.m. to 4 RIO GRANDE _ The Univers,ity of Rio p.m., Jun~ 1~-16 w1th a regtstratiOn tee~ Grande will hold its women·~ basketball $100, whtch_t nchJdes lunch . camps beginning m June at the Lyne For more tnformatlon , call head co ach Center. , , T?m Symons at (740_ )376-4410 or e·matl The schedule for the Camps, with fees I htm at symonst Oma_netta.edu. 1 are as follows : • Individual and Varsity Team Cemp, June I , ~ 19-22, $225. ~ Varsity and JV Shootout, June 25, I $215. 0.0. Mcintyre Tennis Lessons ~Varsity and JV Sho9tout. July 9, S215. 1 ~ALLIP~LIS- The 0 .0 . Mcl n_tyre Pa~k I - Junior High Individual Camp. July 17· [ District wtlt offer adutt and cht!d tennts 20, $225. lessons. The hour-long lessons wtll be held • Varsity and JV Team camp, Juty 21~23, 10 a.m. unttl 1t am., and also tr?m 11 $225. · a.'!'. until 12 _p .m. on Sa_ turday mormngs. For more Information, contact David F1rst Qt'&UP Instruction IS set from May 21 Smalley at 245-7491 or e-mail him at" ~hrough ~ne 11 . The second group dsmalley@rio.edu. . , mstructi_on IS June 1~ through July 16, , , . 1 rhere. will be no lessons July 2 for !he July 'V..I Can' camp •• · hohday:. · · . He!delberg COllege . , The l~struct.o r_ will be Tom Hopkins and TIFFIN - The 25th annual ·ves l Can• class SIZe ~ llmtted to 20 persons per hour basketball CBillP. teatunng author and lesson Ch1ldre~ ages stx and above are eoach Stan Kellner. will be held June 26· w;o~~r~1~l~r~2ti~; ~:t~ct Mark 30 at Heidelberg College. _ Danner at 746-446-4612 ext. 255. The camp Hfor boys and gtrls In grades 6~12. · (E-mail )Q.Jf camps, dinics oi16ague regis~ For more information, call Bill lmmler at traficfls to sport$OI11)'dail}ltribwle.COO> or tax (440)233-7551 or visit th~lr web site at , lh8m to 441J..'JC08.) www yesicansports.com, Volleyball · Tennis ' 14 DON'T IGNORE THE SIGNS, · NOW BY SPECIAL TO THE Tl'v1ES-S ENTINEL I . GAUIPOUS - Girls jf, grades kindergar.ter_l through 8th next year can be a part the L1r Blue Angels Basketball Camp at -the Nazarene Church on First Avenue on June 13-15. . The camp Will be held 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. ~ Each .partk: pant wi~l .recie:'8 basketball mstr~n. get to. pa~tetpale 1n f~ games, recetYe a camp t-shwt, . along With a bas· an9 refreshments. · 1 ~etball The cost is $45 if pre-registered and $55 after June 1. 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Cost is $SO per camper or $40 for two or more from the same family. Each will re<:eive a camp T~Sh 1rt and daily awards will t)e gtven out. .. campers should bnng a glove,. bal and deats if you have them. Comact RICh Corvin at 441-()543 or 6454801 lor more information or to reg1ster.' ! MSRP $36,858 a.-. Partici pants between "grades 3-5 will c~~:·lndividual' F'os!tion Camp ts open to start at noon and end at 2 p.m. all stude nts who will be going tnlo grades The cost of the camp is $25 per cam per 7.12 this fall The cost will be $250 for ~nd ther~ ts a $15 charge for each adda· overnight campe rs and $ 175 Jor comoffice &1(7401375-4517 or (740)376-4673 Ilona! sibling. · muters. •"'" ·~ · check the weD at www.marietta.edu. Make checks payable to Southern I A brochure win De made available on ; Athletic Boosters and regtstmtions need to ' ohlobobcats.com when it tScompleted FOr 8~ L ~ n.ue ~· to ~old 3-day ~llnl~ ' be ftlled out. . . 1 more information on the camps, please . MARlEnA - The Cincinnati Reds · Mall che<:k and registrations to Southern contact Gdowsld at gdowski@ohlo.edu or Hunters can apply online for controlled deer and waterfowl hunts this fall Send us your outdoor news GALLIPOLIS - The Sunday Times- Sentinel . is in the process of collecting · submitted . times to help · make our weekly outdoors page better. If you are holding . a fishing or archery tournament , or any event related to outdoors - send us the inform ation so we can help get the word out. We a lso ~ccept hunt ing and fi shing pic tures, of both youn g and older hunters and ang.lers. E-mail your in formation to sports@ mydcdlytri btm e.com . pho ne us at (740) 4 46-2342 ext. 33 or dro p it off at . our Galli po lis o r Pomeroy offi ce. Fo r text onl y item;, you can fa x them to t -740446-3008. --- ~· Eoglo Sunday, Junes,2oos Local Softball ~ Gallia County Church LEaguE Camps and Clinics SPO ~TS@M YOAJLYT R IBUNE . 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With &lllect lendl!rs approval · Sea Salesman N>r detailS roQ2 60 mo. 5 49.APA , 66 mo at 6 .0SIAPR, 2001 �Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis Sunday, Junes, ~005 Cl Rio puts fmishing touches on recruiting seaso~ BY MARK WILUAMS SPECJ.\ L TO THE TIMES-SENTINEL RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande women \ basketbail program wrapped up its" recruiting for the 2005-06 season by inking standout point guard pro spcci Lauren Flowers of Marion Catholic High School to a national Jetter of intent. Flowers was a four-ve<lr starter at the point for Marion Catholic. She was all -league and all-di strict three years in a row and was honorable mention All -Ohio two years. For her career she totaled 1,200 poi nts and di shed out better t?an 300 aSSIStS. • Flowers led Marion Cathol ic to a • 19-4 record this past season and advancing to the district final s, which was the best mark in school ' PrEp. Football hisiory. Flowers WGS very excited with her choice of Rio Grande. "It's very exciting, a couple of weeks ago I thought 1 was goi.ng and desires to become a college to go to Capital." basketball coach in the .future. Flowers said . "But Flowers commented that she also Flowers now .that I'm goin,g played Tenni s and ran track in higli to R1o Grande, It s school. rt!ally exciting: I can't wait to'join Her expectations for her fir.st sea. sun? "Hopefully we get a winning the team. " Flowers chose Rio Grande over season and we · ma)<:e it to the Capital and Baldwin- Wallace . (natiQnal) to,urnament,'" Flowers Why d·id she settl e on · Rio said . "Just to have fun and , enjoy Grande? "First of all, I got a good my first year. " Rio . Grande head coach David pac kage. " Flowers. said . "Then, I loved the scenery, it's awesome. Smalley aimed to upgrade and add you ' re not in the city and it 's by depth to the point guard and w.ith Bob Evans so that's kind of neat." the signing of Flowers he feels as if She p!ans ·to major in Physical · he accomplished that mission. "We Education/Health at Rio Grande are definitely looking at the point guard spot and we have a great, returning point guard in Carlesha Chambers," Smalley said. "But the problem in our system, we were really short at that position. "My goal was to go out ~nd find a great point guard to either back her up or beat her out," Smalley added. "In today's game, college game, we cannot expect one point guard to play 40 minutes. "It's just not going to happen," he said. "I feel with the acqt)isition of Lauren Flowers thai we're in a very good situation and position at the point guard .spot." . . . . Smalley feels like Flowers will be a success at Rio' Grande. "Lauren's a great student, which obviously is the only reason to continue and go on and play at the collegiate level, to get an education and I feel very comfortable with Lauren," Smalley · said. "With her background and academic foundation she'll do a great job and get the degree that ·she· s after.,. "1 think what Lauren brings to our table . she see s the floor extremely well . she likes the uptempo type of game and that's us basically in a nutshell," Smalley added. •·we have a 30-second shot clock and we ' ve got to know what we 'want .to get accomplished and t think she's going to fit nicely into. . our sy stem." One interesting connectipn . tb both Flowers and Smalley. Marion Catholic Principal Fran Vol!, Smalley served as a graduate assistant t11' Vol! while he was head · coach at Bowling Green in the mid1980's. _ Flowers is the final piece to the recruiting puzzle for Rio Grande. Lauren is the daughter of Steve and Dianne Flowers of Marion. Snnday, JW1e 5, 2005 • . Four Eagles will play in B·ACF.all-star game STAFF REPORT SPORTS @ ~YOA.ILYTRI B U NLC;:O M PARKERSBURG , W.Va. - Four Eastern Eagles are on the Ohio roster for the 12th annual B;utle Against Cystic Fibrosis High School All-Star Football game. The game, which pits senior> from Ohio against recently graduated West Virginians, wiJI be 7 p.m. Friday. June I0 at Parkersburg High School. Eastern products Ken Amsbary, Bryan Minear, · Darren Scarbrough and Phil Pi.erce are scheduled to suit up for the annual charity game. There will also be a halftime performance featuring band members from most of the participating schools. Below are the rosters for the Ohio and West Virginia teams. ~D. . oyi!_et . . ISCOUn ·Everyone ABOVE: A working cast iron stove decorates the cabin; along with other antique furniture. · • LEFT: Built In the late 1800s, the "rustic" cabin sleeps ·. 12.comfortably, W.Va. All-Stars •. Ohio All-Stars Player School Josh Bebee Warren ~en Amsbary Eastern Marietta Jason Schab Anthony Mossbu~g Frontier C.J. Williams · Federal Hocking · Eastern Bryan Minear Danny Reed Fro(ltier Zach Hpp Caldwell Corey ArCher Caldwell Jacob Zerkle Shenandoah Shane C<llvin Belpre Jason Neuhart Monroe Central Steven Skinner Beatsville Brian Leasure Caldwell , Waterford Man Doebriner Darren Scarbrough Eastern Ryan Trescott Morgan Matt Bania Shenandoah Kevin Cox Belpre Robert Ohara Bealsvilli! River Shaun Okay Nic Kidd Frontier Joey Smith Caldwell Chase Garvin Caldwell Lucas Michael Shena(ldoah Brad Cline Shenandoah Chad Burkhart Monroe Central Belpre Derek CarP13nter Curtis Merrick Monroe Central Aaron Harper Bealsville Brett Welch Marietta Trae Schell Caldwell · Derek Dude~ Monroe C~ntral Zach Mills Wa.ren Phil Pierce Eastern Marietta SCot1 Casto Daun Lutes Frontier Jan .Mazge.y Shena_(ldoah Brad Bilyeu Bealsville Devin Cu.mpston Belpre . Player Jason Morehead Chance Unon Cody Suek . Justice Powers Jake Schulteis Chri s Strcula Na.te Black Justin Pnce Brad Lowe Conner Louden Andy Auger Bobby Koerber Stephen Gissy Evan.Campbell Joe Ouffelmeyer Andrew Schindler Steve Blat1 CWnton Thompson Darren Mat1hews Boone Boyce JlJstin Hafer Brad Gibbs Nick Medley Josh Burns · Zach Woodburn Zach Carder Nick Long . Randy Patterson John Krumme Jacob Bonner David Hines Scott Wade . Zach Davis Josh Dennis Stephen Senter Scott Davis Jacob Meyer Jared Decker Cody Miller SChool Park. Catholic Parkersburg Parkersburg Williamstown ·Park. CathOlic Parkersburg Park. Catholic Calhoun Williamstown Parkersburg Parkersburg Tyler Canso. Park. Catholic Park.South Doddridge Ravenswood Paden City Williamstown Magnolia Wirt County Ravenswood Park. South Park. Catholic St. Marys Parkersburg Mag,olia Park. Catholic RavenswOOd Park. South llyler Canso. Parkersburg Magnolia Doddridge Ravenswood Park. Catholic WilliamStown Tyler Canso. ParkersDurg Park.. South BELOW: Guests can.enJoy the cabin's quiet reading · area on the AAimn<l TOP DOLLAR FOR HUGE SELECTION! TRADE·INS! • , . . . . . . -QntiEIN'IYY azn - , asn•r• a caur.won •• , Power Seat & LOcks , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Stereo CD S)l'tem • 2.8 Liter El'\gine • Air Conditioning • AMIFM Stereo 35 MPG on n swim in the above-grollAII pool or the hot tub. ~, , acres of land are available -for bikand hunters. · · b~ast is served with the stay, but · mrlft!· than welcomed to cook for i~lves meals and dietary needs can _ _ ,..,. ~n·z •GT , 31100 IJ-6 Engine • Power WindAOCks , CD Stereo W/6 Spe,ak•"' , Automatic! • Air Conditioning , AMifM Stereo Gallipolis Municipal. Pool Highw$1 people,'' J ·'liillll~la''iii.:ilie that's wann get' jn touch . 2005 Season Info (May 28-Sept. 5) Hours ot Operation 12:00 p.m. until6:00 p.m. Monday tt1rough Salurtfay 1:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. Sunday ' Adutt Swim Strvictlh'Fee• . 7:'JIJ a.m. until 9:00 a.m. Monday through ~ly $25Saason DillY Adml•lon $1 FfreschOol (4 years and under) $2 Sludents (5 to 18 years) $3 Aduns 118 yeo<! ard over) V.rtv Individual Passes $50 Children (under 1ij. years) · S80 Adults I 18 YOars ard OYel) Family Night Fridays lrom l :rJo p.m. until 9:00p.m. $1 Par person· Famlty Uteracy Night . Thursdays from "6:30p.m. unri/8:30 p.m. Sponsored by Gallipolis City School District. held in ·conjunction with Bossard Memorial Library and Gallipolis . Junior Women's Club. FAEE to p~blic . Swim Lessons (45 ~lnute 98S8iona) S30 per person per session Mornings: 1o- 10;45 a.m. L.wels 3 and 4 Mornings: 1 1-11 :45 a.m. Levels 1 and 2 Evenings· 6-6:45 p.m. L4Wels 1 and 2 "Evenings: 6:45-7:30 p.m. Levels 3 a,nd 4 Session 1- June 13·23 FomllvPa.... Monday want ~le to feel come home, jUSt feel things when they went home to grandor a favorite aunt's" The bed and breakfast is located at 2460 Creekview Drive in Rio Grande. The home, furnished in antique furniture, has one qileen size bed, Qne with .two twin beds and two · fuU ell,.,,. I--IlL . , 3800 V-6 Engine • 8 W,y Power Seat , RemoteKeytess Entry · lbc Raccoon Cnee)c faD$;.The falls were ......... tllvo • Vorte( 6000 V-8 , Dual Zone AC , AIWFM Stereo through MOVE: A COYIIIBd bridle weloomes ~to the home, Evening lessons Pool Parlin (2 houro) Session 3- August 1· 12 Monday through Thursday (Frklay make-up). Morning only lessons. parent-tot lessons. - *'' • ualiiJ . 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The hqsts, Liz, .Reid and Rou Brubakel;, live in a-home just behind and cater to every,need of the guests. ~ The Brubaker's.began tbe ~t cot~ tilge after housing family and friendS for a wedding one summer. . "We had such a blast doing that,'' said Liz Brubaker. "We thought;•' 'Well. let's give this a try.' We have · met some interesting people." The home was first rented to guests . in March 2003. It can nnly be rented to only one couple or family at a time. Guests are brought breakfast in the morning_ upon request. Includihg bmlldast, ~life $90 a nigbtfllr two gueslli and'$20 for each · , ...,... ~ . f addiii.OI)al guest. ~ Without breakf"t;:rares at $75 a night· for two guests and $15 ..for each addition. ai guest. A grocery list can be e-mailed ahead of time to eliminate a trip to .the grocery store. • < lliOW: Rll,Stil;, ret~ living area. l . i At•r Air Coni:Htlonl09 • fufty Po- Equipped • Onstar S.f.-ty Swstem • To1111, Togs, nile lt.s tlh llllalt indutW price of ...W villlldlllstelln• appkiJWe On appraved aedlt. On s11h tlld madllls. lot rllf!uillblt IGr lypt9. . IIIII'OR. l'rkll gtet1 lunt 2nd ....... Junt S'- Tom ~· r LS . . l2 MPG on Highway! • 'lEFt: Antique lleds and oountry ~ ,f' ' . • Pow. Sett •k..,....Entrv • CruiM .. lll t • Cn.tse • llh • COSt..-.a $JO Located at J 094 LiiJC(Jln Pike in Gallipolis, the Raccoon Falls Gjiest ·Cottage is a three bedroom two-story home witb one full bathroom, a full kitchen, a den~ liyjnt: room, dining room, furnished kitclien, herb garden pllio, a laJlle front ]l!clJ and a laundry facilities in - ~nt, . A "knotty pille''-dcic:Qt the quiet ~ ilt.s on a woode4 biJ!s;te, ovedoolting . ThlJrsday (Friday mat<e-up). Morning onty $100 r=amlly ol four, plus S1 0 for each addi· lessons 1lonrJ person Sossion 2· July 11 ·22 Monday· through Thurscjay (Friday make-up) . Mornings anc:f· ~C.n1 Seaaon Pass $250 Raccoon Falls . Guest Cott~ge open.IIWC room. ••:One of three comb.tiltl bedlooms. �... \ • " .' • PageC2 YOuR .HOMETOWN iunbap m.tmt~ ·i>tntintl Sunday, June 5, 2005 ' t . COMMUNITY· (ORNER·- ing pikes, cutlasses, and Deluse was in . the house ancient flintlock . pistol~. no looking for somethtng Wtth a · Meigs County-born one knew. He lived entirely candle as ltght. There was no Ambrose Bierce was consid- alo~ in a small house of four fire in the hearth . It was later · erect by many ti,J have been the rooms, falling rapidly into concluded that pehaps . This year for the Fourth of presented tonight on the Tony' best ever American writer on decay and never 'repaired fur- Galbraith had only dreamed July , celebration in Award,, CBS-TV. 8 p.in. Lisa relating the horror of' war, ther than was requtred bv the that he had seen Del use. Middleport, special recogniwill be performing and in the sup~rio~ to both ~tephen weather." · On the evening o( Nov. 21, tion will be given to those mtdience to watch will be Crane aljld Ernest Hemmgway. Bierce leaves the impres- Galbraith. took with ~ill! a Mr. who have served and those · Brian and Julie. who live in Bier~e. was born in Meigs sion that Deluse had buried Maren and Galbratth s son now serv ing in the military. Pomeroy. along with his par- . Counti ih 1842. At age 15, he ill-gotten gold' somewhere on back to D~_luse's cabin: This /' Charlene · ents Cathy Erwin i·s in the of Akron. became a printer's devil in · the, property, On ·Nov. 9, time there was a ltght tnstde. Hoeflich process of compiling a list of . One n1ight conclude that Warsaw, Ind. He then \\•as a 1867. the old man died. An They went to the door and veterans - World War II, the performance runs in the student · at · the Kentucky examination ' by doctors heard "a · confusion of · Korean , Conflict, Vietnam. Howard I'<Jmi ly. Brian . has Military Institute be_fore showed every organ to be in app~lling sounds- the cl.ash been sing ing. act ing and enlisting in the Union Army working order. Neitoer were of weapons! steel agamst Gulf War and of cottrse Iraq ' directing in performances . during the'<Civil War. there any markings ,on lirearms, shneks of women, still living as well as those · c Alan Gul . lette has written, . Deluse's'!body. The verdict of groans and -<;_urses .of men m killed. in service or have since ... arou nd M . etgs 'ounty every "From this grim experien.ce the coroner was that Del use •s · combat.I" Th e, th ree tne · d the died. She · didn't memion E. Gr11eser since he mo. v ed here. d ·h d " .. · d b t ·t a locked Evelyn Yes ' eat was ue to a V.ISttatton oor u 1 w s · . Bierce wo'uld emerge- at 23 World Witr I, b~it then I believe Hollon was at the 60th ••• __ a young man with a true from God." . · Finally. the door opened and Garner Griftin, who died sev- -annivers,·try rettnion of her Seems few peopl_e k_now: understanding of death and a .A searc · h of' De1use •s prop- · there w·as no one .t'nst'de the · eral years ago in the Ar<.:adia Nursing Home, may have Pomeroy High School cla''S much · about Henry Fonda. destined writer truly capable erty iumed up no gold. The dark cabin. The three. lit a of 1945. Her n.ame was inad- The Chester Post Office had a of rransferring the bloody, administrator of the will then candle and discovered the been Meigs County's last. .. omitted · from the <.:ontest which required headless bodies and boar- · locked up the house until a back door was slightly ajar. Now for those . veterans livcrtently st provided for publication. answers tci ' 10 questions on eaten corpses of the battle- sale could be made to defray . They looked out~tde thmkmg who died in war casualty or She. Cl(me' by to let us know the . famed actor, and . only field onto paper.". . '. burial expenses. The nig.ht of that those they had heard had can't· make the celebration, about that and also to bring a four entered. Much of Bierce's work Nov. 20. 1867, was a bmster- escaped. Seemg no one, they . Cathy would 'like to . ha·ve . big bt:autiful peace rose. Last week, _the winners came while he was a newspa- . ous one as a furious gale closed the door and entered them send a photo, preferable , Evelyn has been involved were announced and · top perman 'in California. His col- stormed ac,ross the country- the house. in uniform, which she can in garden club work in the prizes, framed commemora- ullin in western papers in the stde. Great trees were torn Just then, the candle was scan into a video or feature i'n county for many years and tive stamps, went to Kay 1870s signed Chatto and from the ·earth and ~urled. blown out by a draugh~.of at~; a special display at th~ cele- · has a green thumb to dte for. . Bailey and . Deedee Cross. Windus brought him honors in There were even dnfts of When the c~n~le was rein, bration. . · Mike Martin and .Betty Gaul the same vein as Mark Twain. sleet and tee. ~at evenmg, . Rev. Galbratth .s son was.seen ••• If you need more informaWho could forget Li sa were the others who entered In 1887, Bierce was hired by the Lu!heran mmtster, He,nry some dtstance from the othtion·just call ht:r 991-6759 or . Howard, that . pretty young and they received sheets of William Randolph Hearst .to Galbratth, had ~orne up ..nv~r ers. He was de~d. In one hand send an e-mail, granny-. woman with a fabttlous work on the San Francisco from Cmcmnatt to Galhpohs he was grasptng a box of· · cathy@hotmail.co~ singing voice, who came to regular stamps~.. Examiner. It was while work- where he optamed a horse and coms, all ?f Spamsh mmtage. · ••• .Pomeroy to sing at the wedMany of us wouldn't . ing for Hearst that ' Bierce bu~gy. The next day he . Another mquest was made Bet you didn't know that dmg of her . brother Bnan know about McCoy 's One delved into the writing of amved at h1s home and h1s and the verdtct wa~, that. he R. . .- v· .f supernatural short stories and ·. Wife asked hi~ where he h.ad als.o had dted _from the vtstone of the men .in . the · Howard .to Julte Buck at , S Prescription . Band ·• Qf . Trinity Church some years . top ~staurant ~~ mton t so called "Devil's Dictionary" .~pent the mght. He satd, tau on of God. . . . Columbus which performed ago? At . that time she was tt wasn t for the vtllage poet, which niade him famous. . Wtth old Del use at the lsi~ of . (James Sands lS a specml at the Gold Wings and Ribs attending the Cincinnati Gtl~ert Fttzwater Jr. In hts A prominent literary critic Ptnes. He ~ade no obJectton correspon~ent fo,r the Festival Saturday ' afternoon Conservancy pf Music. latest submtsston, he said that Bierce "followed r to ~e sta[J~g there b~thnot .~ Sun~y ·Times·s;;,tmel.. !fe was a local boy, . Since then Lisa has been retlects on thl! commumty Poe in most of his stories but wor cou get out o tm. can e contacte . y wnttng Gary Ellis. who works with doing a variety of things. All eati~g. place where l~cal 1 I' d .· Some further questioning to 1040 Military Road, AEP and resides in Hilliard, last year she performed in mus1ctans gather for Jam ~:sser::~t."tterary aq more of Galbraith reported that Zanesville, Ohio 43701.) plays bass guitar with the "The 25th Annual Putman sesstons every Fnday and One of Bierce's t~les, "The country and rock group and Spelling Bee" off-Broadway Saturday evening and _locals Isle of Pines," has Gallipolis has for sotile time now. He is but last month it moved onto come tn to listen and dnnk as its setting. This story is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Broadway in the Circle in the the free coffee. aboqt an old man named (Charlene Hoeflich Is gen- Herman Del use who lived Lewis Ellis of Middleport, Square Theater. As a sh(lW nominated for era/ mllnager of The ·Daily near the Old French City. who last week celebrated their ·53rd anniversary.· six awards, a segment will be Sentinel in Pomeroy.) 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Napier and sport ,for girls and ·is rapidly will. have a new All Star the Bluegrass Tiger All Stars inlTeasing in male participants. cheerleading and tumbling grahbed the first-ever nation- . With Napier's expertise, program for students of all al chtimpions title the first cheer athletes will be given ages and ability levels. yea r th at UCA (Universal the opportunity to take their Rick Napier of Hurricane. Cheerleading Association) skills to new levels and build W.Va., . will begin cheer · opened up its competition t<,l. highly competitive tearns for instruction for his new com-· include All ~tar teams. With students in grades K- 12 in the petitive teams, Ohio ·Ri·ver Paul L Dunbar High .School. tri-cCounty/tri-state area. Extreme, and tumbling class- three national titles were Local workout sessions for es for all ages and ahility lev- won . .and Napier was instru- those wishing to become els will start Tuesday,June 14. mental in helping Greenup · members of Ohio River A true ·veteran of el.ite com' County, Morehead Stale and E;xtreme begins Sunday. June petition cheerleading, Napier ,Fairmont State win national · 12 with tryouts to be held afterwards to 'divide cheerhas coached at such power- 'championships. house programs as Paul . L. · As owner of Gym Ty'nte ·leaders into various level Dunbar High · · School , Gymnastics, . his Valley All competition teams for the Lexington Ky.; Greenup Stars .were UCA's national · 2005-06 season. County Hi gh School, Ky.; champions four\)utot' IO.years. Tumbling lessons . for all New Rochelle (N.YJ High . Because competition- cheer area youth begin~ Tuesday, , School; the form,er Bluegrass routines incorporate all areas June 1'4. Tiger All -Stars. Ky. (now the · of athletic training including For details or registration, Kentucky Elite); Fairmont tumbling, strenglh, jumps, call (740) 645-2561 or .(304) State (W.Va.) and Morehead dance and stamnia. it has 550-781 I. Know the signs of stroke, act in ti.me BY JANET JOHNSON, RN GALLIA COUNT'! HEALTH DEPARTMENT . break s~ causing a heinorrhage in 'the blain. Stroke victims stand a Why is it that many people much better chance if they preter to learn the hard way> ·. receive treatment quickly. In You have just lett .your doc- order for that to happen, tor's office with some not-so- · someone must recognize ,the good news. Yohr blood pres- symptoms•and get help. · sure is too high, your blood The symptoms of a stroke sugar·· is · cin the way up, and happen quickly: . your weight, well let's just say 1. Sudden numbness or that the scales had to be wrong!· . weakness of the face, arm or Maybe you are one of those leg (especially on one side of people who could learn a lot the body), t from a stroke . Unfortunately, .2. Sudden confusion, trouabo'ut 600,000 new strokes ble speaking. or ·understandare reported every year. ing speech. Stroke is the third leading 3..Sudden trouble seeing in cause of death in the United one or both eyes, States and a leading cause _of · . 4. Sudpen trouble walking, dizziness. loss of balance or long-term disabilitie~. · A stroke, sometimes called coorditlation. a "brain · attack," happens 5. Sudden severe headache when blood Flow to the brain with no known cause. is interrupted because of a Jo the bystander, someone blood clot or because a having a stroke may seem blood vessel in the brain confused or unaware. If you .. Spencer grandson earns doctoral de.2ree POINT · PLEASANT Matthew Ryan Wassel graduated with a doctor of dental surgery degree from West Virginia University on May 14, 2005. Wassel is a 1995 graduate Of Point Pleasant High School and earned a bachelor of science in chemistry from Marshall University in 2000. He is the son of AI and Nina Wassel of Point Pleasant, and the grandson of Dayton and Sarah Spencer of Long Bottona. Wassel plans to begin practicing as an associate with Bruce Wainwright in Raleigh. N.C., on July I ; 2005. Sunday Tunes-Sentinel ,, Gallia • 44&2342 fr~nd. million women h.lve found mccesJ at· . The power to amaze yourself." - O.U:.!l,ooau.c.n... ~~ Mas oil.• 675-1333 \'dt.J o11lv ;r pit! HCI fl>o ... J "1ti p~ ~ ... INSURANCE PLUS AGENCIES, INC. 114 Court Pomeroy 992-6677 ' What We Believe The Holzer Wyngate of Gallipolis Assisted Uving·Community is the residents' home. We are here . by invitation to serve, to care, to nurture, and protect. Residents should participate in life as much as they are able, • . and will be encouraged to be independent and self sufficiimt. . ~ We .will provide the kine! of . options, opportunities, and care we expect our owploved ones to recieve. . ,.. Free Checks ,.. Unlin:1ited Check Writing • ·,.. Free ·Internet Banking · ,.. Free Money Orders, Traveler's Checks & triore Buckeye Hills C_areer Center Each resident has a unique history. We will respect their individuality and assist in maintaining it. Warmth and love are infectious. We will help them spread. ' ' OHIO VALLEY BANK • ~' lfiili~ . ' . 420 Third Ave. G..pdla 3035 Sl Rout. 180 328VIMCISt Pt. Pl11111t 448-2831 446-2050 875 8880 JusllfiSJde FotxJ1C11 !d Jusf lnslcJe WOI-Mo;r1 9 r' 2 all ' Gdlpolls 4402188 441-3575 992.2357 ' · Assisted Living Community 300 Briarwood Drive Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 740-441-9fi33 • fax 740-441 -9026 www.cbancdlorheaJtb.com · . Just Inside Sent-A-Lot PwtwtGJ 1111 . We believe humor can. help us all and should enrich our time together. ' P"•tu""· ...,~ ,u.J ,.,m.,., "'"" ,.tJ;... '""'h...,•.,, r~,..p 7~ • ~urn ., o«... ~•..,J ··~. Jo'" "'' .,,.,~1 ...,,. 'D'n'"""" :l Liie Home Car Business. Each resident has personal worth. . We will not'allow this dignity to be diminished. For more infonnation' contact Adult Center at 740-245-5334 ... ~om ' ,-.; "Real Training for Real Life" 'Mafli. • !m-2155 Auto- Owners lnsumnce When needed, ~ach reside.nt will receive superior health care priyately and discreetly. ·ws Walnur Street Ra~:<nswood . ber of their immediate fam il y has . diabetes; if their family . background ' is African American. American Indian , Asian American, Pacifi c ·(slander. or ·" Hispani c American/Latina; if they had 'gestation aL di abetes (diabetes during pregnanc y) or gave birth · to a baby weighing more · th~ri 9 -pound s; if . they have hi gh blood pres sure; if their.cholesterol level s are poqr: or if they exercise fewer than three times a week. Symptoms . include increased urination: in creased thirst ; unex - weight los;: fatigue: blurred v1siun: iucreased ·hunger: and sore:-that uu not heaL But. some people report ha ~i n g no sy mptoms at aiL . Once -diagnnsecl , it' s important to keep trac k of blood . gl tico se as reco m. mended by yo ur doctor. The NIDDK reco 1hmenus bl'ood ~luc ose of 90 to 130 before nleal s and le >S than 180 after meals. hut the AACE , S<tys I I 0 before meal s a'nd 1-10 two hours aft er meab ' ·are .optimaL' . Also. a yuarterl y blood test called the A lc I a-one-c) gives · an indic ation ot' average blood glu cose for the past three months . An A I c of 5 is normaL AACE sav s an A ·1i: of fi.5 indicates good blotid glucose c6ntrql for people with diabetes. (Becky Nesbitt is the Ga/lia · County Exte11sion Educator, family and con.· mmer uience.~/community development and chair, Olrio State University.) We believe enjoying well balanced, home cooked meals with friends in,pleasant su"oundings can enliven lives. Financial Aide is available to students who qualify . . WV 26164 Becky Nesbitt · 9"er· 4 Curves. Y9u an too. 304-273-9500 • plain ed ;· .The Investment Account ' .:' That You've Been · Waiting _F or ... yo u join Curves yoti can split the: sc:rvice fo:o wirh :illY Matthew Wassel believe someone is having a stroke, call 9-1-1 immediately. There are new treatments available. but a, person needs to be at the hospital within 60 minutes of having a stroke to tie eval.uated and receive ·some of the newer treatment. If you don 't want to learn about stroke s the hard way, consider the following : If you have high blood pressure, work with your health care provider to get it under control. High blood pre~sure is a . major risk factor for heart di'sease and stroke. If you smoke, quit. If you are overweight, start eating healthy and begin exercising at . least 30 minutes every day. If you .have high blood sugar or· diabetes, manage it with the help of your physician. As with high blood pressure, diabe~es can go undetected because there may not be any symptoms, but both can increase the , chances for a stroke. ,. Don't learn the hard way. Recognizing the signs of a stroke can help you act in time to save a family member, co-worker or friend. If you have questions or need other information about the dangers of stroke, you may contact the health ·department at 441· 2950 or stop in for free information pressure screening. Anyone 18 years and older can have their blood pn:ssure . checked during normal business hours absolutely free. The Gallia County Health Department is located at 499 Jackson Pike in the Gallia County Service Center and is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Experts estimat,e that' Up to a third of people with • Type 2 diabetes have no idea what tliejr body is · dealing with. The problem is' that Type 2 diabete s comes on gradually. The body still can use some glu cose from the blood- stream , but not all of it , and blood \ glucose levels can remain high for much too. lung to be healthfuL · High blood glucose is like spilled soda pop on ·a movie · theater t1oor: It attracts cells and debri s, which, over tirr.e, can prevent proper circulation; especially in small blood vessels· in. the eyes, kidney s, nervous system, hands and feet. That makes those parts of · the. body especially ..vulnerable ·to complications from diabetes, which can . cau se blindne ss, kidney failure and amputation s. 1 Unfortunately, the · American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) re..;ently reported ·that two-thirds of people with Type 2 .diabetes are not in control of their blood . sugar.. , TheeNational Institute· fur Diabetes , Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) recommends that anyone age 45 or older be tested for diabetes, especially anyone who is overweight. Even people younger lhan 45 should be tested if a mem- · ' · wc:ighr loSj at Curvu. ' Right noW if . Keeping _ Gallia, Meigs & Mason informed Sunday,Junes,2oos " . Gallipolis was setting for one of Bierce's stories PageC3 6unbap mimes -ienttnel �• : ' ,_ &unba~ ~tme~ ·itntintl .• ' .. PageC4. CELEBRATIONS ·. I Pagt~ Cs Sunday,Junes,2oo5 ,, .iunbap ott tries -ienttnel ,- ' - Sunday, Junes, 2005 Mr. and Mrs. Kall Burleson ·• Heather Dailey and Dale Johnson ELLIOTT. ANDRULONIS WEDDIN.G · GALLIPOLIS - Melissa Michelle Elliott and Troy Richard Andrulonis were united in marriage at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2004, at the New Life Lutheran Church. Pastor Ross Worch officiated the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Michael and Becky Elliott of Gallipolis. Gmndparents of the bride are Edwin and Louise Elliott of Gallipolis, and the late Richard and Mary Lakin of Gallipolis. ' · The groom is the son of John Andrulonis of Pittsburgh. Grandparents of the groom are Richard and the late Clara. And!Ulonis of Pittsburgh. . The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her maids of honor were Courtney Allen, friend of the bride,' and Beth. Fellure: friend of the bride. Bridesmaids inc!u'ded Shanny Andrulonis, sister of the groom, Sarah Fisher, friend of the. bride, and Susan Tackett, friend of the bride. Best man was Jason Startari, cousin of the groom. The groomsmen included Shane Gaskill, friend of the groom, Joel EIJ iott. br~ther of the bride, Casey Ervin, friend of the ,groom, and Dan Nichols. friend of the groom.The flower girl was · Sarah Huebner. cousin of the bride. The ring bearer was. Andrew Huebner, cousin of the bride . · Bethany Elliott and Ellie Drummond, both cousins of the · bride, regi ste red guests and passed out programs. Music was · provided by Bette Althof. The church was decorated with white potted mums accented with white and silver ribbon. Three candles and white roses were placed on the alter in loving memory of the couple's late grandparents, Richard and Mary Lakin and Clara A.ndrulonis. The bride 's bouquet contained white roses and blue delphiniums accented with white and silver ribbon, and tht; bridesmaids carried bouquets of white roses accented with white .. . . and silver ribbon. The groom and groomsmen wore white roses with. silver ribbon in their boutonnieres.· · · A dinner reception was held immediately following 'the ceremony at the University of Rio Grande. , Melissa is a 19\18 graduate of Galli a Academy High School and a 2002 graduate· of Ohio University. She re~eived a master 's degree in speech,language pathology from Ohio University in 2004. She is currently employed as a speechlangua~e pathologist at the Delaware _Speech and Hearing Center m Delaware, Ohto. · . Troy is a 1998 graduate of Bethel Park High School and a 2002 graduate ·ofOhio University, with a bachelor's degree in business administration. He is currently employed as a mortgage·consultant with Chase Manhattan of Columbus. The couple.enjoyed a tropic~il honeymoon in Punta Cana, in the Dommican Republic. They currently reside in Delaware, Ohio. DAILEY-JOHNSO.N . ENGAGEMENT JACKSON- Steve and Rhonda Dailey of Jackson announce the engagement of their d:j.ughter, Heather, to Dale Johnson, son of.John and Diana Johnson of West Columbia, W.Va. · , Th.e bride-elect is the granddaughter of Howard and Nancy Ervin of Racine and the late Floyd and Marie Dailey. She graduated in 2000 from Southern High School and from Ohio University in 2004 with a bachelor's degree in exercise physiology. · She started her own business in 2002 as an independent consultant with BeautiControl Cosmetics and is now a senior director with the company Working out of her home. Her fiance is the grandson of Elizabeth and Jim Roush, and Vernal Johnson of West Columbia, and the late Jane Johnson. He graduated in I997 from Wahama High School and from West Virginia State University, where he played four years of Yellow Jackets baseball in 2002. He is currently employed with PDK Construction. The wedding will take place at .2:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 9 at the Mason United Methodist Church. The couple will .reside in Racine, where Heather grew up. BURL.E SON· A·NNIVERSARY FALLON-YATES ENGAGEMENT . Melissa and Troy Andrulonls OBERHOLZER ANNIVERSARY '" I II ' GALLIPOLIS - Mr. ad Mrs. David Russell of Gallipolis ' and Mr. and Mrs. Fr.ed Dee! of Vinton would like to announce !he approaching marriage of their children, Surah Gail Russell and Kyle Hayes Deel. · Sarah is the paternal granddaughter o( Barbara Russell and the late Wayne Russell of Gallipolis. She is the maternal granddaughter of Oliver and Dildy Adkins of Gallipolis. Kyle is the paternal gandson of Hayes and Esta Dee] of Vmton, and the maternal grandson of the late Rita Marie Stump, and Arnold and Ann Stump of Cheshire. · Sarah is a 2003 graduate of River Valley High School and a 1005 graduate of the University of Rio Grande Holzer Schooi of Nursing. She is employed at Holzer Medical Center. She will be beginning her education for her bachelor's degree in nursing at Rio Grande in the fall. · •· :'' Kyle is a 2000 graduate of River Valley High School and is it2004 graduate of, The Ohio State University with a bachetor's degree in agriculture edueation. He is pursuing his mas(Sr's degree at the Uni.Yersity of Rio Grande in .education. • ''· The wedding will be held on Saturday, July 16, 2005, at the . :!.linton Baptist Church,.Vinton. A reception will immediately wllow the ceremony at the Gallipolis Shrine Club. . SAUNDERS-COX ENGAGEMENT . . . • ""' ' - Candl Macy and Mlchll81 Fisher Nursing would like to thank those who donated bic~les and door prizes for our recent Open House and Rehab Reunion. M&G Truss'Company · ·' · COntractor's Window Supply Coggeshall-Simmons Insurance Timeless Styl~s Beauty Shop Honaker's .Quick Lube Village Mercantile and Candles Rocky Hupp Insurance , Putman Monument Company The of Arcadia Nursing Center We appreciate you! " Celebrating spedol doys with you!. .Sunday Times-Sentinel Subscribe today • 446-2342 or 992-2~55 News and information for senior citizens of the Tri-County... -.... ....-... ... · GALLIPOLIS - Emtly Kathryn (Kate) Saunders alii! Bryan !ustm (BJ) Cox are announcing their engagement al\'d upcommg marrtage. · .. · The bride~ elect is the daughter of James Matthew and Noreen M. Saunders of Gallipolis. She is the granddaughter of Edward and Charlene McGovern of Leroy, Mich. , Jim and Betty Saunders of Gallipolis, and the late Ann Saunders. , . She is a 200 I graduate of Galli a Academy High School anq a 2005 graduate of Marshall University. She is the branch manager of Ohio Valley Bank at Cross Lanes, W.Va. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Loren D. and Jane Ann Cox of:Crown City. He is the. grandson of Ranford (Pete) and Ella Mae Cox, and Joy Clary and the late Bobby Clary, all ofCrown City. . · · l'fe is a 1997 graduate of Gallia Academy High School anti is the manager of Mercerville Convenience. The wedding will be Saturday, June 18 2005 at the Saunders' residence.. ' ' ALBANY - Edwin "Buddy" and Helen Oberholzer will celebrate their 50th weuding aimiversary on .Friday. June I 0. An. open house will be held in the'ir honor on Sunday, June 12 •. !rom 2- to 4 p.m. at 1845 Hebbardsville Road, Albany, Oh10 , the home of their daughter Vickie and her husband. Tad Gilkey. . Celebrating with them will be their son Charles and hi s wife Barb, and their other son Scott and his wire Kay. For directions, call Vickie Gilkey at 698-6405. . degree ,, ' •' RUSSELL-DEEL ENGAGEMENT ' ' PATRIOT - Larry and Sheryl Fallon of Patriot are pleased to ·announce the engagement of their daughter, Rashel Lyn, to Joshua Paul Yates, son of Terry and Sharon Yates of Milton, W.Va. Rashel is the granddaughter of Hope Burnett and the late Vernard Fallon of Patriot, and Faye Fraser of Gallipolis,,;md the late Irwin Fraser of Silver Cliff, Colo. . · Josh is the grandson of Paul and Sybillia Yates of Milton and Arie and Lorenda Davis of Milton, and the late Kenneth Ashworth. ' Rashe! graduated from River Valley High Schc;>ol and Morehead (Ky.) State University. She is currently employed with Cabell County Schools in Huntington, W.Va., as avoca, tional agriculture instructor. Josh graduated from Cabell Midland High School. He is currently employed with Carmichael Equipment of Huntington. An open wedding is planned for Saturday, June 25, 2005, at 6:30p.m. at the bride' s farm in Patriot. · · GALLIPOLIS - Emily Cantrell and Rick _Molcros of Lewis Center are announcing their engagement and upcommg marnage. · The bride-elect is the dal!ghter of Carol Cantrell and the late William ·Cantrell of Gallipolis. She is a I993 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is a graduate of Morehead . (KY:) State University. . L.._..; She is employed by Central O~io Physical Therapy Co. The prospective bridegroom is-the son of Larry and Gloria Mokros of Jac;obsbl!rg, Ohio. ·He is · a 1992 graduate of Shadyside High School and a graduate of Ohio Northern University. . He is a contractor for BMW Financial Services. The wedding is Saturday, July 9, 2005, iu Salt Fork State Park. GALLIPOLIS - Candi Macy of Shreveport~ La., and Michael Fi ~her of Gallipolis,are announ5ing their engagement . and upcommg marnage. The bride-elecl is the . daught~r of Calvin and Glenna Macy ·of Shreveport. She is a graduate of .Caddo Magnet High School and is currently erl)ployed by Center Point Energy. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Phil and Debbie Fisher of Gallipoli s. He is a 200 I graduate of Galli a Academy High School and is currently serving in the U.S. Air Force. The open church weddi11g will be Saturday, June 18, 2005, at North woods Bapti;r Church in Shreveport. Following the wedding, the couple will reside in Oallipoli~ . Helen and Edwin Oberholzer ~ceives MOKROS· ENGAGEMENT MACY...:FISHER ENGAGEMENT Kyle Dee! and Sarah Russell local resident .M CANTRELL~ ·, . .' ~· BIDWELL - Bethaney Nicole Bryant graduated from Purdue University, ~afeyette, I~d. , on May 15. She earned a bachelor of science degree from the School of Agriculture 'in ~nimal Science with a minor • ib food and farm business management, 'and maintained 3.7 GPA. ... Bethaney, a 200 I graduate of River Valley High School, has accepted a position with Ute Farm Credit Service of Mid-America as a financial tervices officer and will feside in Kokomo, Ind. . ; She is the ,qaughter of 2anice Bryant, brother of "fodd Bryant and grand!!,aughter of the late Eugene p.nd Mildred Stevens of fiidwell. July 8, 2005 a I·' , Keeping · (Gallia, Meigs '! · & Mason · 1 informed ' ••' sunday · " Times-Sentinel Gallia • 44&2342 ~·992-2155 Mason • 675-1333 Senior Citizens make up 65% .o f the total ., .population of the ·. Tri-County. To. reach this group, . contact your Advertising Representative. ~allipolii Jlailp 1tribune ' • ,fotnt ~leasant .Register • The Dally Sentinel , 446-2342 675-1333 . · 992-2155 Advertising Deadline· June 27th, 2005 BIDWELL - Kail aml Phyllis Burleson will celebrate tl1eir 50th anniversary on June 12. 2005 , with an open reception from 2 to 4 p.m . at the Ohio Valley Christian School relfowship room on the corner of Third Avenue and Locust Street, Gallipoli s. The reception will begiven by thei'r children. Bill !Pe·nny) Burleson, Vicki (Steve) Stairs. Connie (Rob) Mas>ie and David ·( Lisa) Burleson. ant! grandchildren. , Phyllis is the daughter of My rile and the late Le ster Metcalf; Kail is the son ilf the late TF. and Geo~:gia Burleson. They were married on June 12. 1955. at Vinton Baptist Church by the Rev. C.E. Hoyt. The couple request\ that gifts be omitted. Peoples~k«e ·Let tlw good times roll! WHAT A WONDERFUL TR IP TO IRE LAND WE EXPER IENCEIJ LAST MO NTH · ArTER ANTICIP(ITI~G A VISIT TO 'I-RAINY, MISTY LOCATIO N AND PACKING ·LOTS OF RA INGEAR . ·WE E~ J OYED BEAUTIFUL WEATHER. LOTS OF SUNSHii\E AND NOT EVE~ A RAINDROP UNTIL WE GOT TO THE AIRPOih fi .'ID STARTE D OUR JOURNEY HOM E. O~R HOTELS WERE OF TOP-NOTCH QUA LITY A~D WE SPENT TWO NG HTS IN CASTLES . WHAI' A TKEAI. WE KISSED THE BLARNEY STONE. AS IF WE NEE DED ~ l ORE GIFT OF GAB. URE D THE JAMJSO N DISTILLERY WHERE WE HAD A WONDERFUL DINNER AND WERE E~TERTAI N ED WITH THE IRI SH STEP-DANCERS. VISITED ST. PATRICK'S ~ATHEDRAL I~ DUBLIN, TOURED THE MARBLE FACTORY WHERE THE BEAUTIFUL GREEN IRISH MARBLE W,<\5 MADE INTO BEAUTIFUL PRODCCTS. TOURED THE WORLD FAMOUS WATERFORD CRYSTAL FACTORY' AND . SHOWROOM. WE EVEN STOPPED 0~ OUR TO UR AROUND THE RING OF KERRY TO VISIT A YOlJ~G COt.: PLE AND THEIR SMALL CHILDREN WHO INVITED US IN FOR TEA AND SCONES AT THEIR BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY HOME. OUR DRIVER AND GUIDE ON OUR OWN PRIVATE MOTORCOACH ENTERTAINED us· AS WE RODE ALONG ON .OUR EIGHT DAYS IN IRELAND- ADMIRING THE BEA UTIFUL STONE FENCES, THATCHED HOMES . AND THE ~UMERO U S FLOCKS OF SHEEP WHO PROVIDED THE WOOL FOR THE LOVELY PRODUCTS WE . BROUGHT HOME . TOM O'TOOLE, OUR DRIVER. MADE OUR TRIP AS HE WAS ALSO WELL KNOWN FOR HIS FA:'>ITASTIC SINGriG VOICE AND ABILITY TO TELL A GOOD JOKE . HE WAS WELCOMED INTO THE MANY PUBS WE VISITED AND .\LWAYS ASKED TO '·S IT ON THE HIGH STOOL" AND FAVOR THE CROWD WITH A SONG• WHI CH HE DID. THE MU$1CIANS ALSO ENJOYED PLAY NG "COUNTRY ROADS" FOR THEIR NEW FRIENDS FROM \1'. VA. SUCH II'ARM AND FRIENDLY PEOPL E- LOVING AND RESPECTING Ol!R COUNtRY FOR THE HELP PRESIDENTS KE NNEDY, CLINTON .\ ND BOTH PRESIDENT BUS H AND HIS FATHER GAVE IRELAND TO HELP UPGRADE TIIEIR COUNTRY AND GET IT BACK ON IT'S FEET ECONOMY WISE . IT MADE US PRO ~ D. THE IRI SH PEOPLE WOR K HARD , \ ,~D THEt\ ALONG WITH THE FAMILY. TAKE LONG WALK S. VISIT FRIE NDS. E-\T WELl .. At\D MAt\Y THEN HEAD FOR THE PUBLIC HOU SES. OR PUBS. FOR GOOD MUS IC. SINGING. AND MAKING NEW FRIENDS. NOT MA t\Y OWNED C IRS . IG.\S PRICES AROUND $6.00 PER GALLON- OL'R MO\EYJ. ,BUSES AND TRAINS AND YES. LOTS OF BICYCLES ARE L'SE D. WE FOUND THE FOOD INTERESTING AND TASTIER THAN WE THO GG HT AS WE WERE TREATED TO IRI SH STEW. ~lADE FROM FRESH VEGETABLES AND LAMB. OF COURSE IRI SH COFFEE. AND WO NDERFU SE.\FOOD. PARTICULARLY SALMON.' WHAT A WO~DERFLL TIME WE HAD AND IT IS FOR SURE THAT WE WILL RETURN TO THM "F \lR LAND, REYOND THE SEA." WE .~REMAKING FINA L PLAt'S FOR OUR GRA)I DPAR~NTS TRfP TO REWARD OUR CHILDREN FOR AGREAT SCHOOL YEAR PN JUN E 14-i5. A VISIT TO A WORKING CATTLE R.\ l"CH. A SPACECENTER. Al'iD A RIPit\G TRtPTHROl:GH TH E WILD ANI~ t-IL REFUGE WILL BE LOTS OF FUN FOR YOUNG A:-.ID OLD. WE STILL HAVE A FEW SEATS .WAILABLE IF YOU'RE INTERESTED. , ALSO IN JUNE WILL BE A7-IOTHER VISIT TO \EW YORK CITY WHICH IS ON A W,\tTti\G LIST B.ISI S JULY WILL BE OUR NI~E DAY TRIP OtT W~ ST BY MOTORCOACH TO THE GRAND TETONS ,\\D YELLOWSTONE .~ATIO:'>:AL PARKS WITH VISITS TO PIKE 'S PEAK. THE USAF 'liLIHRY BASE WITH AN AIRS HOW BY THE Hlli~DERBIRD S. I' ISITS TO EISE~HOWER ANO Lt NC OL~ ~t USEUMS. A NATIONAL RODEO I\ WYO\ li ~G. At\D MANY OTHER AlTRACTIO:'-IS. THIS TR IP IS ALSO ON .\ LISTS BASIS. AUGUST9-10 IS A GRE.'IT 0\'ERNIGHTTRIP IF \'Ol' WOULD LIKE A LITTLE GETAWAY. WE WIL L TRAVEL TO RA RDSTO\\X KY. FOR DINNER ON THE UPSCALE KE NTCCKY Ol:"i,EK TR.\ 1 ~ ANI) TH E:>! ATTEND THE OUTDOOR DRA~IA . THE STEPHE\ FOSTE R STORY. HOTEL AND BREAK FAST lt\CLlDED A~D THE SECO~D D.~Y WE WLL VISIT SHAKER VILLAGE WITH A TOl:R A,\ D Ll'SCH THERE. CALL ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED I'I THIS 0\E.\S IT IS FILLI\G lP OCT 1-12 WE WILL .\GA l\ HEAD 0\'ERSE.-15 TO THE BEALTIFL. HISTORIC. COUNTRY OF IHLY- I'ISITI\G THE I'ATIC\\ l\ ROM E. BE LT!Fl_;L VE~tCE . SHY I\G 0~ THE IS LE OF CAPRI FOR TWO :'>liGHTS. TOURI~G THE Rt:I\S OF POMPEII \I<;ITI'IiG FLORENCE. ASS ISS I. PISA. :-IAPL E~. Tt.:SC-I~Y. \\1) M.I\Y. .It -\;<;\' OTHER PJt ~I C ES OF INTEREST CA LL IF YOU'RE 1\TERESTED , DEPOSITS ARE t\0\V .DUE. . . , . A HA UNTED ' OVE R~I G H T ~lYSTER\' TRIP IN OCTO BEK. A CHRISTMAS DAY TRIP PRODl:CTION DEC I. ~\D A CHRISTMAS TRIP TO THE BILTMORE . PIGEON FORGE .\1\D GATLINBURG DEC. t}.y WILL ROUND OUT THIS YEAR - AMAZI\G HOW TI~IE FLIES WHEN YOU'RE H.AVI NG Fl'N. .- COME IN .I ND VIEW OL' R VIDEOS A\D SC RAPBOOKS . HAV E .A COFFEE BRE.~K AND JOt:-< t:S .~S \\'E CO:\TI\l'E THE FU:>I AS WE .. LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL, Peoples Choci! 1e a O~~oiSoOI'l rJ C•ty N. ~ona! BMlk ot West Vlrg.n111 Memt)er FDIC vf!!ut M a~ Fn\\ l~r. Director Peork~ Chuu.:.: Travel. . Cit~ ~ JtloniJ.I Bank �• ' PageC~ MMUNITY ·Sunday, June s. 2005 ~row Memorial scholarships awarded to Meigs-students . 6unba~ lime~ -i>entinel ' . • 6unba!' m:lme~ -&tnttntl INSIDE · DOwn on the Farm, Page 02 Dl. 0 .. . ' POM EROY - Five Meigs County students have been awarded $250 scholars hi ps through the Fred W. Cro w and Eleanor Karr Crow Memorial Scholarshi p Program, Linda Crow Beegle announced today. Winners we re se lected on the basis of test scores. academi c performance, extracurricular acti vi ties. charac ter, ve rsatilit y and military servi ce of the appl ica nt s . · forefathers. Applicants must be a lineal descendent of .a cucrent and or deceased member of a Meigs . County military >.e rvice organi zation . The seven here include four Americ'a n Legion posts. and a Veteran of Foreign Wars, a Disabled American Veterans, and an Amvets unit. · · The recipients selected are as follows: · Renee BaiLey of Pomeroy. daughter of Rodney and Cheryl Bailey. who will be attending Ohi o Uni versi ty or Sunday,Junes,2oos House of Renee Bailey Jeremy Blackston attend Marietta. College and study petro leutn eng inee ring. He had a 3.628 GPA . and ran ke d 17th out o f 153 stll derits. His great-grandfath er, Ernest S, Cull ums. served in World War II. NoVember 194 1 to October 1945. and received three good ' conduct medals , Bronze Star, and Eu ropean African Midb stern Service Medal with · 11 ve Bronze Service Stars. . St uden ts . will part1 c1pate in all as pects of the produclion , including; costum es. make- up. sets, d irec ti on and pro mot ions. Part ic ipants will also ha ve the opport uni ty to perform in the Gallipol is Fourth of Jul y parade to promote "Camp Melodrama" performa nces. "Camp Melodrama" has limited reg istrati on space available. Students age ~- 1 8 may reg ister. Dail y. workshops run Monday through Friday, from 9. a.m. until 3 p. m. each day: Registration fee is $45 per week. Stude nt s must register for both weeks. and be avail- ahlc for performances. "Ca mp Melouruma'' will focus on emertain ing audicnces with ac tion. drama. mu sic und humor. Wri gh t has taught drama works hops throu ghout the Uil lted States to more th an 35.000 part ic ipants. He currentl y manages th e Ariel Tlleat rc. and produces Ari el Th eatre prod uction s. Wright is also' a seasonal pe rfo rmer for th e Walt Dis ney Co. Parents may register their childre n for ··camp Melodrama" or find out more inform ati on by calling the Ariel Theatre, 740-446. ARTS. (446-2787). Proud to be apart of your life. • l of. ~· Russ Ste ven Well Pomeroy, son of Jecry and Susan Well , who plans to attend Ohio Uni versity and major in marketing. He has a 3.36 GPA and was 27th out of 153 graduating students. He is the grandson of Sgt. Don L. Lannin g, who served · in the Army and fought in World War II and stormed the beaches qf Normandy on D-Day. Natasha Wi se of. 'Camp Meloqrama' set for Ariel GALLIPOLIS - The Arie l Theatre will host a two-week acting workshop .fo'f kids. "Camp Melodrama" theatre camp will run June 20~ Jul y 1, with public performances .scheduled for the July 4 weekend. "Camp Melodrama" instructor and Ariel Director Joseph Wright explain s. "This workshop is designed to focus on the melodrama performance style popular in the late I ~OOs and earl v 1900s. · ''These storie s are highl y entertaining with ·villains ,. dastardly deeds. damsels in di stress , and brave heroes that save the day," he added . Ross Well Eric Cullums .'(· .r. the Wh eeling Jes.uit • University in }\'heel ing . W. Va .. tq study athletic trai ning and pliysica l therapy. She had a 3 . ~8 GPA and ranked 4th o ut of 153 student s. ·Her · grari\lfather, William Keith Bai ley, served in the Army from Dec. 15. 1950. to Sept.l 5. 1952. and received a pu rple heart . ·' Eri c Cullums of Pomeroy. · son of Todd · and Andrea Cullum s. -. who pl ans · to Natasha Wise Middleport, whose parents . Pomeroy, who is the son of and Brend4 are Danny Wi se and Andrea Robert Chapman. She'plans to attend Blackston, plans to attend College, Alderson-Broaddu s College Hocking Nelsonville , and study for an in Philippi , W.Va.. or th~ associ ate degree in nursing. University of Charleston tg She had a 3.5 Gf>A and was become a physician's assis- . tant. He had a 3.8 and was 22nd out of 153 students . : · Her grandfather, Andrew E. 12th out of 153 students. Both grandfathers served in Batey, served in the Army and is now' a life-time mem- the military. Harold ber of the American Legion Blackston was in ' the Navy and Thomas Lipscomb was Feeney Bennett Post 128. Jeremy · Blackston of in the Marines in 1948. -Elks offer support .·II< • Michael .Fulks , Exalted Ruler of Gallipolis Elks Lodge ;1.07 , presents two checks to Kay Davis, of the' Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation and . if House with a : country flavor ~. In th is photo ~rovided by the Homestore Plans and Publications Designers Network, the co'untry flavor of this home ' is enticing and has a down-home fee ling. ' (AP) - The enticing country fl avor of this home, plan . M·77 by the Homestore Plans and Publications Designers' Network , invites guests to kick back and sip iced tea . The floor plan covers 1,920 square feet of li ving space. ' Open interior spaces foster free-llowing interat tion and easy entertainment . Gather around the central li replace, wh1ch warms the living room, foyer, dining room and kitchen , and rela x. The ~ sl and kitchen 's· handy eating bar serves hot meals or cool summertime treats to gue sts iri the dining· room. The ~ pa ciou s pantry is an extra bonu s. Enjoy a summer barbecue on one of two rear porches flanking the home's scre en porch, which offe rs a wet bar .and a cathedral ceiling. The· master bedroom offers man y benefits, including access to the scre en porch, a walk-in closet and a private bath with du al sinks and a garden tub. On the other side ·of the home, two secondary bedrooms occupy t)leir own wing .of the home . which lends them privacy, They share a full bath , whi ch includes two nearby linen closets. AP photos }i: .•.' .. ~ ~ L.._ ·~ . In this photo provided by the Home store Plans and Publications Designers Network, the master bedroom offers many ,_ benefits, includ- ill ing access to the screen porch, a walk-in closet and a private bath with dual sinks and · a garden tub. Devel~pmental Disabilities. One of the checks is for $2 ,300 and will be used to purchase playground equipment for the Carleton Schooi.·The other is for $400 and is for · the Elks Lodge to sponsor student from the school to go to Summer Campersh ip, a Paul Dartl/photo • t-- - - -. PORCH PORCH SCREEN PORCH 14' X 16' ..., ... I ON I ., 13' cathedral cJg ' 0 I "/ I I , I , I • I I I I I I 13' X 22'6" 22'4' X 22'6' PORCH ~unday Times-Sentinel • Subscribe today . • 992-2155 or 44&2342 . Mason County i.. I I I BONUS ROOM GARAGE Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Main floor: 1,604 sq. ft. Bonus room: 316 sq. ft. · Total living area: I .920 sq . ft. Screen porch: 235 sq. ft. Garage and workbench: 518 sq. ft. Exterior wall framing: 2x4 Foundation: options: Slab In th is photo provided by·the Homestore Plans and. Publications ' Designers . Network, the spacious pantry is an extra bonus . · I I I I I A downloadable study plan of this house, including general information on building costs and financing, is available at www.houseoftheweek.com. To receive a study plan by mail, send $10 to House of the Week, P.O. Box 75488, St. Paul, MN' 55175-0488, or call (866) 772-1013, Be sure to reference the plan number. To view hun· d~eds of home designs, visit our Web.site at www.houseoftheweek.com. Some things just .... ought to · A Community on the move. .. EQUIPMENT.· match.'· · "We Help do the Wo rk in You r World" We invite you to 'Discover Mason County' and the monthly events scheduled for 2005. Watch for monthly schedules in your local ne,~SJ;Iapet"' • June 2005.Events· June 18 & .June 19 Living History Days WV State Farm Museum • .June20 Ri ver Barge Explorer Pt. Pleasant Riverfront Park • July 2005 Events July 2 & .luly3 Pioneer Days WV State Farm Museum July 2.3. & ~ . Point Pleasant Sternw(leel Regatta Pt. Pleasant Riverfront Park · NOW THRU JUNE 27TH ONE YEAR ADDITIONAL WARRANTY FREE AND TWO FREE SERVICES ON SELECT MODELS!·· . .' -- .August 2005 Events Monday • Saturday Aueust8-13 Mason County Fair ,Mason County Fairgrounds llthlt!d perfectly to eacrtl ... and pi~ the optimal, instruments degree offease, volume or listening "Come experience historic Mason County!" WE MAKE HOUSE CAUS! . . .July 12 D~lta Queen Pt. Pleasant Riverfront Park 12-POINT INSPECTIONS BY JOHN DEERE PROFESSIONALS. . JOHN DEERE -: NOTHING RUNS UICE ADEERE~ VISIT US FOR THESE GREAT DEALS AND MORE! has deloeloped who wear two via e2e willie www.JohnOeere.com .- from eir tD - · •• _,....... '-ing instrUments EosyiOWHr. &syfD 1• ,.., • ..,. For more infOrmation oc 10 me* on p~lmenl. Clll: • Gallipolis (740) 4465135 CfJIIjiCIIAB. ECIIIPMENt INC. CIJIIICIIAB. ECIIII'IIENT, INC. ~..R..CIIA£1 EQUIIWO!t INC. GREENUP CO. KY lOCATED I! M(LES NORTH OF ASHLAND WINAELD, WV MIDWAY BETWEEN RJO G~DE. & HUI'lTINGTON, WV LOCATEDAT EXIT 18 OF 1-64, THEN GAUJPOUS ON OLD RT 35 · 1/2 MILE ON MERRITTS CREEK ROAD 17401446-21412 (3041736,2120 · LOCATED ON US 35 AT RT 34 tnl~9099 ONUSHWY23 r------------ -----------r-FREE (eo6111J3.1408 ; n r'll!lllualfo : Bring in lflis 'coupon to receM!: 3.-Y- Mlnufact&Ws 1 ..., is • For further information, caU (304)675-6788 . Wafnnty I ll _.f>llioo513t.VS • • --· =· 1lfY ON.YVMJO ,(. CUitt'IIIER$ WNOMCMASl A,_.,..., MOOQ.l.ftiWiit TMtTOit 'CfFa .UO ~ CUS'TtNOI ~T 'lJIICtiASt,....,... WOOEL l..WWII'MDtS. "'8 SliMCl II RM MTOWEfiS WfK! ~ ,_......,llKJCELIJWII6 T'IW:TCIIII "CUSlt!ME" -."ST ~ "'EMtUW MOOO. ~ """""toll 8JifiL1 JIOil nttl DFFY. ..... O.Wt .,_ ........ CIIIW ....._ ..................... aH..ICMI OIIM .. ' I We fl 0Mrt I'-'*" ' · 12:1CCA7 - . ~ 111 '. __ ,__ __ •.·~------------- ' ' .. ' �' ' ' ' 6unba~ · lime~ -ienttntl. DOWN 'ON THE~ FARM BY ROBERT W. PAWELEK :- Aphids pose threat to trees, shrubs · (Edi tor~- Sunday, June 5! 2005 ...... . .SUNDAY PUZZLER 165 Sixll- (abbr.) 167 Ball 168 PIJiple m Proud to be apart of your life. 110 Tranquility 173 ,.... expiation 175 Squad car llldget 171' Sund~y Times-Sentinel • Subscribe today • 446-2342 or 992-2155 Col'lllitlncl - 178lassti1M 179 Ualllic 180 Fooeiglll! • 181 "'nnlmo' poet 182 Albw 183 TOOIIClfllllglllldnleiOIIIIIIIIII 164 Ne>allard girl OVER ffO NEW TRACTORS IN STOCK! 105 l'ledpit)uS 107 Roaan1 Of Flinlmne 109 Goldbttcll ' 1t 1 Overat1 . 112 Send, as Pfl)fllel1l 113 Foe 115 Puslon . 116 Apportion 118 Not slack 120 Liquet 123 Reglcn's plonl tile 125 New Zaaland parrot 130 - ol the tongue Bllf9ok natlw 132 134 Long tale 137 Deep dftni< 138 S1age setting 140 Act .ot wrougdolug 142 Clele's MoLrJt144 Old Greek llhme 146 Bebe . 148 Soalce . 149 Lo-cal tlrlCII 150 Loos Of Ekberg 151 Claw 153 Kind of ll)lemet ad (hyph.) 155 AIV'f 156 Lugged 158 '1l*1kel' srup1or 159 Weill 160 Hllld '-Y wood 163 Facb'inhereclly 166 169 EllvalicJo (allbr.) 171 Fuea 172 Ten dnd!M (allbr.) 174 Asen. 175 ln:ookad 178 Beer relaliYe New Holland TC Series..................... 0%/36 Months New Holland TN ~ries .................... 0%/36 Months Massey Ferguson 400 Series.......... o%;36 Months Massey Ferguson 1500 Series......... 0%/29 Months &.. Rebate Disc Mowers 7' -8'-9' Disc Bines 9'-11' Rebalers 60().# &.. Up f'1llPiet NH256W~ ( Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AN AD . Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Get Response ... \'\'\tH r '\1 I \JI r 'I~ t\.NNOUNCEMF:NrS PJ74 GIVEAWAY declawed, good w/kids. (304)675-4431' ...,,__ _ _ _ __, r L.-------" LaST AND FOUND _ 1 r~ 3 Calico kittens, 1 yellow, 1 on · YAR!l SALEGALUPOI.JS yellow & white. to good horne. (740)949-2437 576 Orchard Hill Rd. 6n-6/8 Free kitten · grey/black. 8am-5pm. Baby clothes.. 2 Female tabby 9wks old ·treadmills, antique buffet , (304)882-2519 uniforrn & much more. Free Kittens black/white, June 4th, 5th, Quail Creek tiger, blue/gray (304)895· trailer park lot 49. 8·3· 4th. 8-6- Slh. 33!!2 Free Puppies 1o weeks old, Moving sai'G; Sat.9· 7; Sun 9· part Walker & Bird Dog 5_Small !urn. glass & china. yard tools, elect ronics, (304)675-4920 crafts, books , · kitchen, • Healthy Kittens Call:992· linens. videos & COs. etc. 19635 At. 554, 1 mi. !rom 7941 325 on righi. Follow signs. Special Kittens .. Three white with blue _eyes and one beige .. To good home. Call . 740-992-6762 CLASSIFIED INDEX 4x4's For Sate ............... :.............................. 725 Announcement.. .......................................... 030 Antiques ............................ :.......................... 530 Apartmen1s1or Rent ................................... 440 Auction and Flea MarkeL .......................... OBO Aulo Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 Auto Repair ........ :......................................... no Auloa lor Sate .............................................. 710 Boats & Motors lor Sale·............................. 750 Building Supplies .................,...................... 550 Business and. Buildings ............................. 340 Business Opporiun 11y ................................. 21 0 Bualness Training ........ :................. .-..... :...... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Carda o1 Thanks ......................:................... 010 · Child/Elderly Care ....;.................................. 190 Electricat/Relrlgeratlon ...............................840 . Equipment lor RenL .................................. 480 · Excavating ................................... ,............... 830 Farm Equ lpment ...............................,.......... 61 0 Farms lor Rent.. ........................................... 430 Farms tor Sale ............................................. 330 For Lease ..................................................... 490 For Sale ........................................................ 5Q5 For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 Frulll & Vegetables ..................................... 580 Furnished Rooma........................................ 450 General Haullng...........................................850 GIYWWIIY......................... ". :: ..... '.,..... " "" .....040 . Mlecelllne0ua:....... _.................................... 170 Mf~--· Merc:Mndll8....................... 540 . Mobile Home Repair ..................:.................880 ~!- ttomee lor ReriL, .............,.............. 420 lloblle ttomeelor $818..................... :.......... 320 Money to ~ ............................................. 220 Molorcyo:IH a 4 Wheeler. ..........................740 lllueiCIIInl1rUrMfl11 ................................... 570 ,.._ ......,_,,_,_,,,.......... ,...................... 005 Pels far S.le .....................;..... -................... 560 Heston 5540 Baler MF829Baler Ptumlllflg. HeM!ng .................................... 820 ,,,, ••kwlal Ser:llc::ee................................... - ........................... 230 Radio, TV & CB 110 ~lr ANI Eatltl8 Wanlld ..................................... 310 Schoole tnetructlon..................................... 110 Seed. Fertlt!Bf .............................. &50 Plent" llltulllone Wll!llld ....................................... 120 ~~f-ee lor Rent .............................................. *MASSEY Sporting Goocle ........................-................... 520 SUV'IIor Sele .................... - ........................ 720 1rucb lor Sele ............................................ 715 UpfKIIellry ................................................... 870 v.n. Far Sele..............................,................730 r . ' Thursday for Sundays Pa • All ads must be prepaid• POLICIES: OhiO Valley Publlahlng reaervea the rfght to edit, reject, or cancel any ad at any time•. Error• muat be reported on the first day of Trlbune--Sentlnei-R~Iater will be reaponelbie for no more then the coat of the space occupl11d by the error end only the lirat Insertion. We Shllll any lose or exptnu that reeulte from IM- publlceUon or omlulon ot an adver11sement. Correction will be made In the fir.st l'llilabl.e edition. • Box are alwava eonfldtntial . • Current rate card applies . • All real estate advertisements are subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968. • This acc.,ta only help !JWinted ada mHtlng EOE atandards.· We knowingly accept any advertising if! violation of the law. A~<~old Abbreviations 110 110 1. .1 HELPWANm> 1tO HEIJ.WANTFll 1 ~LP WANTID newo,..,,.,. ··.I , • J;., • . · ~1: Home Hfllth, Inc. Ohio VallBy · ......... a @) _........ It wages . Apply Ill: " 1480 Jackson Pike, ~polis, OH=Tollfi'M 1 YWd Sill Pt. Plllitr~t ................................ 071 ~ POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND FINANCIAL AID L YWII S.. Gllllpolle .._..............- ... - .......... 072 Ywd ~ele PCAI ... oylllldclle......................... 074 ------ I %~ Memb~H W.1..d to Buy- F - SUppllee .................. ll20 W..-1 To Do ................ - ...................._. ...... 180 ......d to Rent ........................................... 470 See Sunday Puzzle Answer on 4C ·Now you con hove borders and graphics · ~ · added to vourclosslfled ads {I~ .1m Borders 53.00/per ad · Graphics 504 for small S1.00 for large . Not· your average medical SECURITY VACANCIES: PROGRAM DIRECTV FREE Home :.erv•ce _~mpooyeo Help Wanted . PROFESSIONALS DIRECTOR and CLINICAL onte rta1nment System . Immediate Position ' Waitress, bartender full or office job! 'office support Tuppers Plains. Ohio. part time, will train Apply at personnel needed for pro· Nat,ional security.lirm seeks DIRECTOR Qf AESPIAATO- FREE Equipment and Install Opening Jericho Inn. 304-675-4167 gre~sive Optometric practice PAAT·TIME employment in BY CA RE (Buckeye H.i115 up to four rooms. 145 etlan· Part~ Time Spencer" 33570 SR 833, in Athens. Learn.the essen· the Apple Grove, WV area. Career Center & Rio Grande nets S29~00 a montll. Ask Position Available Jun e 4th and 5th , 9:00·until Interested in bui lding a tials of patient care while Qualified applicants must be Community College ) how tp get FREE HBO. ?. Hugel 2 Farnlly. larQe REM Community Option$ i career by mentoring others? using yOur computer knowl· at least 21 years old, HS Requirements: RAT. BS in MAX, and STARS. 1-800· assortment : clothing, LfJts talk, contact Jeanne edge 'typing and phone eti· diploma GED, no criminal AT or related fie ld. Current r,5;;23:;;_·7;,;5~5~ seeking person Geiger 6 ..;:fo~r,:: de:::•a:::rl:::; s ·-kilchen wear, bedding, furni· aurrently Avon independenl quette skills. We are looking record & pass drug test provi d e active habilita license with Ohio State 1180 W AI\'ITI) lure, unfinished solid oak representative at for a caring, sell motivated WE OFFER: Board of Respiratory Care. To Do care in a residen sales door and trim, toys, carpet iorVdirect (740)286·4351 or cell hard worker who is able to -Excellent lal setting to ind ivid u~l pay Two years clinical' experi- L.--.,;;~;;,;.-remnants. house repairs. air multitask. Fax resumes to ·F.REE healthcare ence. Send resume by June have mental retards .(740)418-0099. conditioner. and many mis· rr-ho 740-594-2270 by June 17, -Life Insurance 15: Sharon Carm1chae1, Carpenter Work 25 yrs. exp. ion or other developments Local dental office seeking ce11aneous items. ' ~isabililies in the Jackson, an enthusiastic, mutli· task- 2005 -Matching 40~ (k) Buckeye Hills Career De c~s. block,. concrete, new -Free uniforms Center. P.O: Box 157. R10 buiid1ng from ground up. !Mason, and Roane Count) ing individual. Must have ~76 YARilSALE· Now Hiring Direct Care ·T uition assistance Grande, OH 45674 (30~)675 -5987 . ~rea. Minimum qualifies general office skills, comput' Pt~ PLF-<\SANT (740)245·5334. EEO ions include a valid driver' er skills, and a desire to Stall. Applications will be -Awards/bonuses taken from 8:00·4:00pm at Call 1-856-325-4 150 - - - - - - - ' - - Connie's Child .Ca re···in icense and high schoo develop dential knowledge. Tuppers Plains. New has 3rd Annual Stuff Sale June I ~i ploma or equivalent Th . Pleas$ send res·ume and Middleton Estates. 8204 between Sam & Spm. M ·F. 10 Welders to 4 9am-to? Antiques, Men pualifications Include work hand written note indicating Carla Drive, Gallipolis, OH schedule an inter'tliew. Accepting applications for openings on Midnight shill and Womens ·clothes (xxlg), ng weekends, avenin your irlterest to: P.O. Bo>C 45631. No Phone Calls EOE Welders with a minimum ot 20 Years exper~ence . Calt; Jewelry, Glassware. Baby ~hilts Please. ' '5 years EXPER IENCE on 740·667-6329 · and nlost be abl~ t 704, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 :.:::=;_______ SECURITY HEAVY EQU IPM ENT OHK CLEANING We' l Get· items. too mu:ch to list. Rt62 ift. E)(cellent startin Nursing Assistant Classes . ·PROFESSIONALS South on right 1.5 miles past ~a Background in oiliield well R·Done FOR YOU! 1 agency is b 1 • J · ges and competitive ben Local -Insurance . eg nnlng !JOB l3th ·thru Natr·onal securr'ty tr'rm seeks Paul's Ex>Con ~fit s. No phone call hiring an Apministrative . June 29th. I~ you enjoy elder· · PART-TIME employment In service and drilling rigs a OAt LYIWEEKLY/MQNTHLl plus.'. Benefit s pac~age WE DO: Cleaning. Assistant Must have excel· 1 d please. Garage Sale Fri &Sal Y peep1e an want 10 the Apple Grove. WV area. including health. dental. and Powerwashing. Windows . lent communication Bnd Flease send resumellette 9am · 3pm 2603 Jefferson interpersonal skills, organi· hbecome "h a memb~r of our Qualr'fr'ed applr'cants musl long-term disability insur- Small Lawns. Painting, PI inter'est to: Ave. cild & NewThin'gs eau care Mino1 b team. Rocksplease · gs be at least 21 years old, HS ance._retirement. .and pa1d . Clei;ln·up. REM Com mun ity Options: zatlonal skills, artd comput~ stop cr Y prln with database Rehabilitation Center at diplomaJGED. no criminal vacation. Appl1cai10ns ava1l- Mainetance . carp91s--· pBoaz CommeriCaf Park ·proficiency Busines_ses, experience.. Monday-Friday, 36759 Rocksprings Road, record, &EpOassF_Edrug test. able at The Oick~rson Houses. ~i lliam stow n , WV 26187 . 9-5. Resume and references W F. A: Corp-oration. Interstate 77 & Ollices. Awnings, ~ltenlion: Judy Casto 0 45769 should be mailed to: PO Bo>C P~meroy, hio and fil l -EKcellent pay · Rt 21, Ripley, WV 24271. Apartments. T railers, Sem1· Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. Deadline to apply: 6-6-05 763, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . o~t an application for tile -FREE healthcare Phone 304·372·91 t 1. Email Trailers. · Gutters. Cabins, 1 Silver and Gold Co~ns. c asses. -Life insurance Domino's now Hiring: resumes to ashley@dickjr· Gas Stations . Contracts. Resume must be received 'Exte ndicare Health Proofsets, Gold Rings, U.S. 401 (k) Safe Drivers 616105 · son com etc . trisi de/Outs!de. by Se(vices, Inc. Is an equal -Matchmg Currency,-M.T.S. Coin Shop, -Free uniforms and Management Res idenliai /Comme rical . 151 SecOnd Avenue, LPN opportunity employer that -Tutions assistance All Locations. Let Us Help You! "Clean-A-· ISO St:Hiiot.~ G • A leadin9 p' r ovider of sup· enco'uf.ages workplace -Awardsfbonuses Apply in·person Up" and ·'Get-A-Done"l 740(NSI'RUCllON port services to individuals ;:d:.:.ive::.rs::it::;Y·.:,:MIF:.:_O::N..:__ _., Call 1 ·866~325·4 1SO I \11'1 0' \11 ' I (304)675-5858 985-3639n40-416-1823 ask with mental re.tardatio,n and ~ betwlaen 9AM & SPM, M-F, (740)4~6 '4040 'I rn H t ' tor K a r~n or Dave ref. availdevelopmenlal disabilities is · to schedule an interviews. Openings for 2 Par EOE ·looking for a full-time and Gatltpotls Career College able. Drivers Needed: (Careers Close To Home) COL Drivers willing to drive Part-time LPN's· in the ·.>me- Kanne 1 workers a STABILiTV!tt Call Today! 740·446·4367. Exterior for local ready-mix-concrete Gallipolis area.' An Equal ocal Animal . Shelter. Painting, 1-800-214·0452 company. Experience is Opportunity Ernployer lease call (304)675-6451 EKperienced , Reasonable· 100WORKERS NEEDED preferred but not necessary. F/MJDN. For more informa· or more intormau6n . www g&lhpoliscare&fcoHege com · Do you worry about the rates. References. For Free Assemble crafts, Accredited Accrll!dllmg future of your job? Driver must be willing to do lion call Dorothy Harper. Est1mates call 740-645· Council lor lndopenden1 Colleges wood items. Overbrook Center is current- Do you feel like you are not and Schools 12749. pre-maintenance On trucks (740)446·7148. 2638 To $480/wk · appreciated? accepting applications·for & equipment, yard work & Make ~'0 Selling Avon.Call lyLPN's Materi81s provided.. ALL SHIFTS!! If you other miscellaneous chores. (740)446-3358. Free inlormation pkg. 24 hr ExpenenCe operating equip· are interested, please come Wily not begin a career with 80 t-428·4649 a stable employer that in and fill out an application ment & extra skills such as Managers Position He,lpWanted Help Wanted values the hard work at . 333 Page Street, An EKcellent way to earn welding a plus. you do? (304)937·3410 local Athens electrical dis· Middlepbrt. Oh. EOE money. The New Avon. - -Call ----- A triblltor Is looking for an indi· Owner Operators: Call Marilyn 304· ~82-2645 Due to recenf changes in vidual who can supervise We oHer: TAKE THE FIRST STEP :to Vauiy Home Health, l: : r ; AVQN1All Areas! To Buy ~r coverage area Medl Home and develop others, provide •Up to 48/ht=: with no experi· TOWARD A BITIIR Sell. Shirley Spears. 304· Health Agency is seeking a e>Cceptional ·'customer servFUTUREII ence 1480 Jacben Pllte P.O. Box.274 ,',_. 675-1429. highly motivated, independ· lee and be able to par1ici· "leiH PUfdMIN PIM AYIIIab!e" •MedicaV401(k) Ga1UpoUs1 Qlikl45631 "G reat Pay _;__;__::;:_______ ent ·tull-tlme Registered pate in all aspects of running •Paid vacations/holidays/ •Guaranteed nome 1 1 me Commissioners are takmg Nu'rse to manage/service a business. Previous electri- ' '· '··. ·' , . f .~'' training. ' No Lease-On Costs resumes' lor a full-time Dog clients out of our Gallipolis cal sales/managers experi· QbioValley•}Jome Health, IocJ · 'Spoose Aider Program Warden, The JOb will begin oHice. Must be licensed in ence 'a plus. Call TodayI ·~id Orjentation immediately. Anyone inter· both Ohio and West Virginia. Send resume 10 r A Hiring .Ff RNA!de Supervisor< . 1-8n-463-6247ex1. 2457 2 'Irs OTR exp req. ested ·may submit resume' to We offer a competiti>Je Oepartmenl P.O. Box 6668, Miller Tran~..-.. lne. Competitive Wages with benefits Co mmissioners' Office. salary· benefits pacl<age and Huntington 'M/25.773. call Wilsoo Tollett · .E. Please at our Nitro, WI/ location which is located on the 3rd 401 K. E.O send including health ~~unuice. '" 800-345-$711 Tudors Biscuit World now floor of the Me1gs County resume to 352 Second Ave., McClure's Restaurant now www.millfU1 .com hiring at POint Pleasant, Courthouse. Gallipolis, OH 45631 or call hiring all locations, full or ApPly at Bake'r,& Cook 1·800-481·6334. Attn: part-time, pick up applies· Point Pleasant D~ntal Office Cashier. Green Acres · 1'480 Jaclc~n Pike, Oallipoti$ Audrey Farley, RN. tion at location & bring back seeking Denial Hygienist. apply ill person hours Regional Center, Inc. between 1O:OOam & S..nd Resurne clo PO Box 5:30am-2:00pm. or J;l\pJie' tOll f~ • "' , , Has an Immediate Established Heating-Cooling 11 :ooam, Mond~y thru . 45 Pt. Pleasant. WV 25550 opening lor: Troo.tmon1 Company In .Gallia County Salurclay. . "' fax 304.675 -13 553 •. ~~--~ "-'Li 1 ,_ "13~.3. . 11-t' . · if lnatructor . looking lor experienced ===----;~,-~-~- ~ Job Requirements: installers and tec~n l cians II Night Shih Cook, 35-_40 hr. High School diploma.or interested send resume to: per wk, 18 or older, plck·up ..,.~~~~~ Help Wanted Help Wanted · Help Wanted · GED equivalent CLA Box 566 r:Jo Gallipolis ap'plic8tion at Dairy Queen, rr Full-~me posilions available Tribune, P.O. Box 469, Middleport, No Phone Working wilh MR/00 adui1S ~G_::a...;llipo;__llsc.._ OH_456_3_1.__ .Callsll ·in Varied settings Excellent Income National :W::a:::nl.::.od_S_o_meo_n_e-to-g-lvo Send ,.,ume or fnterMt letter to: Capital Funding Group now Voice lessons 2days a week ~s;a;;;;;;;;:;;_==;;;il Green AcrH a-lotl.lt hiring Courlhouse call l304)875-1602 nwv Researchers. Will train ' to - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Center, Inc. Attention: PtOonnel, work nom horne on your The University of Rio Grande invites applications for the posiHelp Wanted Halp Wanted computer. No experience P.O. Box 240 necessary. Call 1~ tion of Director of Admissions and Financial Aid. IAUge, wv 25537 . 7234 11> 11 11 ~1 1\t\ t, '"' l>ll i t't \l t \It \I Responsibilities for this full time administrative position include: Fax: 30'4-702-:1812 · EmeIt: Paramedl cs & EMT' serve as the immediate supervisor for the Admissions and gorcOdlrecwey.com ne-. Apply at 135!1 Hom, Health Aide/ Financial Aid Departments; ·be responsible for planning and EOE Jacklon Pike, Galllpot~. Homemaker Training coordinating an effective student enrollinent program; imple- . ment financial aid procedures consis tent with federal and state .· Help Wanted Program Help Wanted regulations and direct the overall financial aid proce~s associated IIIII ~ r'£'f •,.... II II 'n'lf with awarding approximately fifteen million dollars of student lj 'Lb ..... b"f,. aid per year; prepare institutional applications for student aid ~ funds and related reports; maintain records The AAA is currently accepting f~ in acceptable audit format~ . applications for ·their Home Beahh · A minimum of a Master's Degree in Finance, Student Personnel. Training Program. - Aide/Homemaker Business, Marketing or other related field is required. Previous The program is of no cost to t,be RN's, S1HA. ~1. OIHA'I R experience working in a college setting participants. Upon graduating, is ·preferred. · PI' po Ilk• enD tl•• ' participant will be assisted with job placement. All app!ical)ls must submil a letter of intery:st and a resume Competitiue with For more information contact including the names of three references, Resume~ will be ber.efits ~ins health the Area Agency on Aging at accepted until the position is filled . i~.nce. 740-874-9436 or 1·80o-B31·2644. 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BtO 11utl Bay Bful11•••t &unba~ 'cr!:rtbune - Sentinel - 3&egtster C L·A S S I F 1.E D Large infestations may site, www.ohioline.osu.edu. ••• quickly appear in just a mat.Is your recemly purchased · ter of two to four weel<s. If the aphids become !DO h1b1scus plant hardy 111 our· .crowded, the next generatton climatic zone? Several homemay evolve into winged owners have questioned aphids so they may fly onto whether their newly purless crowded plants. Many chased hibi sc us plant can sur.,aphids are plant specie spe- vive our winter weather. This c1fic. Aphids may aho live on is a problem with using comthe root systems of plants. mon names on plant labels. In· Aphids overwinter- as adults the state of Oh10, labels conin some species and eggs in • taining both common and botanical names are to be other spec1es. • · Control may be as easy as attached to all perennials . washing off adults using a shrubs and trees. The tropical liose, selecting plants. that hibiscus, Hibisc us rosa-smen have some plant resi stant sis is not hardy in Ohio. It · h · (due to havmg auy stems may overwinter outside in and lea ves), or encouragmg climatic zones nine and ten. preoators .like lady beetles, as found in southern parts of lady beetle larvae, . green Florida, Texas and California. lacewings, parasitic wasps Normal flower colors and hover flies . . include red, pink, yellow and LadY. ·beetle larvae, which orange . Many gardeners look like small, one-half inch bring these plants mdoor in Komodo' dragons, eat their mid September. If kepi in a weight in aphids each day. well-lit: cooler room, these . These larvae have hatched plants will restart growing in and may be found on the early April and may be ,Placed , plants eating aphids. Se~ outside around Mother s Day. Factsheet 1030, Hibiscus syriacus, better "Multicolored Asian Lady ·known as Rose of Sharon is · · Beetle." If chemical control is the hardy hibiscus in our necessary, horticultural oils region. This plant is hardy and insecticidal soaps give throughout Ohio and southgood controL Contact insecti- ern United States. · Rose of cides like malathion, endosui- Sharon has red, white. blue or fan , permethrin, resmethrin white blooms during the sumand pyrethrum may be used. mer and into the faiL There Just remember that multi- are multiple petal forms pie sprays several days apart whose flowers look like colmay be needed. Follow orful powder puffs. The plant chemical label directions for · may be trimmed as a hedge, · spraying. For ' additional individual bush or small,tree. information ask for home, (Hal Kneen is the Meigs yard and garden fact sheet County Agriculture and 2031 , "Aphids On Trees and Natural Resources Educatm; Shrubs" or go on Ohio State Ohio State University · University Extension's Web Extension.) 11ote: This is the thin/ ill a snies about exotic li• ·~stock in the US.) BY HAL KNEEN An alternative to woo l i> hitting t)l e tradi Are the leaves of.the growtional sheep hu>iness. Hair s h e~p - ·th ey ing tips of your trees ·and _require no shearing, so less time and effort shrubs deformed and s ticky? :1re needed to rai'e a flock. Shearing sheep Look closely to fin<J the 'or wool is usuall y an unprofi table undertak insect c ulprit, aphids. •ng. A 100-pound sheep will pro vide only These small , soft-bodied .tbout $ 1.25 in MJOI. bu t the sheep itself may insects are also referred 10 as bring $ 100 in today\ market. · plant lice or ant cows. Aphids Because most of the profit comes fmnr a feed using their piecing :> heep's meat. hair sheep sti ll produce a good mouth-part that allows them profi t. Research has show n th at hai r shee p to suck out the sugl\IJ' nutri~ ent laden sap from plants. -are more reshtant to parusites than wooi Several species o_f ants shee p. a plus consideri ng· Ohio' s c lim ate, is herd aphids as if they were we ll-s uited to parasites. Ha ir sheep grow cows. carrying them to , li ghtl y slowe r than wool shee p, thou gh. and young plant growth so .the produce sli ghtl y less meat. ants m ay harvest the ·aphid According to a taste panel. the hair she'ep 's manure (honeydew) for their meat tas te s th e same as its woolly co unte'rown use. The piercing of the part . Ha'ir shee p are abl ~ to th riye on g rass plant stem and leaves causes -alone an'd do not require many feed supplethe crinkling of · the new ments. They are adaptable to different vegegrowth. The sticky substance tative system s. This: along with their lack of on the leaves is the · waste wool, makes them low maintenance . product of the aphid. Many 'times this ,waste product proMarketing hair sheep provides a few chalvides a ·substrate for black l'e nges in some places because buyers unfasooty mold to grow On, espe' miliar with the breed s have le ss demand for cially in dtr ~eather. Rain or them. However, in market s that target ethnic hand watenng plants normalholidays,' hair sheep are often in high demand ly keeps the leaves . clean of and receive favo rable prices. . waste product build·u p. The future for hair sheep loo ks promising. There are many specie's of Since the mid- ' 90s thei r numbers have grow n aphids. They come in several tremendously. Hair sheep represe nt less than colors black, green, 10 perce nt of Ohio's sheep industry, which oran·g e or red. The most common life cycle of an aphid is ranks lith in th~ U.S. with $ 10 million in that the mother aphid gives cash receipts in 2002 . live birth (ovoviviparous) to The yak. once found from Ka shmir to additional female aphid C hina. can n0w only be found wild in isolatnymphs. which in 10 to 14 ed Himalayan highlands . Yak are bovines, in days molt into adult female the same ge nu s as ,cattle. They were fir st aphids capable of reproducdomesticated in Tibet about I ,000 B.C., and ing new young. have been used fo r centuries as pac k animals. a source of hi gh quality meat, ri ch mil k and osu Extension/photo for their warm, soft fiber. Highland Cattle, shaggy horned beasts whose Yak were im ported to Europe fro m Tibet in · ancestors came from Loch Ness Monster the mid- 1800s. From Scoiland and Germany. country now roam pockets of Gallia Co~nty. they moved on to · Canada and the United S tate s in the early 1900s . In th.: m id-' 80s, them to improve the blood lines of their Sam Bibler decided to put together a yak herd herds. and commissioned Larry Richard s, founder Though Highlands have menacingly long 121 Box of t.he International Yak Association , to. pur- " handlebar" horn s, they are even tempered, t 22 - .flllide IIJIIII 124 SUnrrit . chase the best yak from tlje top herds in the and like many of the ancient breeds they do 128 Ceo1atn wit U.S. There are now about 3.000 yak in North not stres s easily .. Recently, Highlands were 127 Big book America. Domesticated yaks are smaller than removed from the rare breed list by The 128 Uie f!l Gobi 129 AmeiCIII the wild qnes, anq co me in a variety of colors. American Livestock Breeds Conservancy t31· T~ 1ncluding red , piebald , and white. . · and placed on a " wm~h " list. Today, there are 133 Lawylr'scharge t 35 All8n Of Rice The domesti c yak is· an incredibly impor- fewer than I 0,000 worldwide, yet the number 136 Venusdetant part o f Tibetan life and provides a so urce ·is growing in the U.S. and Canada. There is at 137 Bobllilt of milk , butter, meat, hair (for cloth). and least one Hi ghl a nd breeder that I know of in 139 Lllke cu _. 141 DeYI:Uiesa leather and is also much used as a beast of Gallia County. 143 Tier burden. · (Note: Before purchasing any type of exot145 VllfY llhort lme Scottish Highland Cattle are known as the ic animal, be knowledgeable of-state regula141,..... 148~ o ldest pedi gree breed of cattle in the world tions and by all me'ans, ~now your marketing 152- VIII M1kte and the first breed to be registered in the U.S . options.) . · 154 Dllnk btfort dlmel 151 NotjlldU Around the 1880s, Arnerican cattlemen from For more information on these and other 161 Ulellrycolel:llon the western U.S. recognized the natural qual- type/(!{ exotic. livestock, f eel free to contact 162 Eager ities of the Highland animal. and imported me at the Extension office, (740) 446-7007 · 164 Fkdlg Acinlan ' . . ... , .BquliiiD&DI • Gallipolis, OH • Pt. Pleasant, WV Extension Corner Exotic livestock: Hair sheep, yak and Highland Cattle OSU EXTENSION AGENT GALLI ACOUNTY' PageD2 ' 1Jt:J An lqual OpportUDily lmployer. IIIII . -......,f tbt...'Moy g S,noill& AJMu, H~. MIIJJ, WWIIUI.rtCIIII . -- . Aroa Apney; ftiOfffOII. co....uw,_ ~Acini ,\lobi,, Pf"J tmtl ' Director of Human· Resources Universit)' of Rio Grande P.O. Box 500, Rio Grande, OH 45674 e-mail pmason@rio.edu EEO/ AA Employer �Sunday, June Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolisr OH • 5, 2005 -"~ DHK Cleantng & 3-Bedroom 1 Bath Powerwashtng Cant Keep Remodl:lled FuN Basement Up Your ~To OQ " hst roo Btg? Appliances tncluded Let Us HELP Yot.. ' W"e 11 OutbwiOtng & 24FT Pool Clean R Up & Get R Done 186 Park Drtve (304)675 We do All 7460 R es t denttal Bustness 3BA 1BA Ranch ~tyle' lns1de Outstde DatlyfWeekly Monthly 740 house located 6 m•les past 985 3639 or 740-416 1823 Holzer hosp•tal on At 160 -~0)388 9263 Georges Portable Sawmtll A Hentlon' don t haul your logs to the Local company oHermg NO m111 JUSt cal1304-675-t~57 DOWN PAYMENT pro I wtll care tor your lo;ed one grams for you 10 buy your m my home Call (740)388- home tnstead of renttng • 100" o ftnancmg 0118 · Less tiTian perfect cred•t 1 wtll clean hOus~s or offtces accepted References avatlaOie For • Payment could be tl'le the best tn cleanliness call same as rent Maftnda at 304·531-1794 or Mortgage Locators 740-992-5805 (740 )992 7321 LOW-MOISture Carpet-Cleaning Brand New M.:thod Dry in 1 Hou r No Steam-or-Shampoo Free Esttmates "'"~ Clearly Clean ~· · ( 304)675-0022 Ohto Valley Engtne Repatr Lawn mowers smalt engtne repatr Sales and sei'vtces 281 Grate Road Patnot OH 45658 Ststers wil l clean vo ur House or watcf1 the E;:lderly PO bo• 722 Poca WV 25 159 Standmg ttmber Wanted to cut Gtve us a call (740)6457203 leave a message Br cK Ranch B1dwe1t1Porter At t60 near schOol gro eery store and gas stabo'n 3 bedrooms all electriC 2 112 bathS kttchen wt th nook pantry dtsposal mtcrowave ~real room wtth stone/ga;; ftreplace formal..chntng room bay wmdow w th stu dy/offtce With walk·m closet Master bedroom and ba th wtth 2 wal~ tn closets Whtrlpool tub shOwer and dual si nks Enclosed back porch 2 car garage 20ll.40 m ground pool oa k wood work new roof • tandscap1ng plus A.C hea t Adjacent land appro• 4 5 acres avatlable S179 900 Ca ll [740)4469312 ' " " ( 1\1 10 oNOTI Ch HIO VALLE Y PUBLI SH lNG CO recom mend s tha ou do bus tness wtth pea le you know ..a nd NOT t end money through th atl unttl you have mvest• ated the oflenn r MoNt-"\ mLoAN ** OTICE** All real ..tate advertising In this newspaper 11 subJect to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Illegal to adveniae 'any preference, 11"\,ltatlon or dl!llcrlminatlon based on race, color, religion sell familial status or naUonal origin, or any lntent1on to make any such preference , llmltllllon or dlscrlmlnstton ' No Down P• yment even wtth less than perfect credit on thts 3 bed room 1 ba th home tn Mtddleport Corner lot carport wrap-around porch fenced In ~a rd basement , pay ment sa me as rent 74D-992-6300 --------Owner relocattng o~o down Must see thiS tmmaculate 2000 sq It home wtth remodeled k1tcherv' butlt-ms Great netghborhood close to town Call (740}446 8325 or VISit www ORVB com Code 4505 Pnced to sell at $132 500 1979 Homene 12JC50 HOMES ' . __ _ Hiii l RioiSiii 'AiiiiLiiio · -r1 New 3 Bed room 2 Bat h Hom e on 11 + ac res @ Leon Stocked Po nd Ctty Water New Septic System Ready to move tn call for appl (304 1475·4429 New 3 BR 2 Bath Sectto nal HomeOnly 249/mo Includes A/ C delive ry & setup 740·385·7671 $59 000 New Haven 2 SOD sq f1 Log Cab1n as ts w/3 5 New 3 BR Home Only acres Cal! Mtke (5 13)314- 189/mo lncllJOes ale dehv ery an d set up 7 40-385 2754 4367 2·3br Home 112ba , Ha rdwood Floor s, Total ly No Down Payment IS posstRemodeled (304)593-2532 ble on lht s beauttlul 3 bed or (859 )245-7454 room 2 batn hOme 2 car garage Deck overlookt ng 7 Ho mes unde r $14000 beauttful v1ew Ftve Potnts Will deliver 740 385 4367 area (740)992 6667 Real Estate 2 !998 16,80 Skyltne - PUBLIC AUCTION Thur_June 11, 2.005 1 :OOAM_ cook books, lamps, tables. chest, chocken co llecLmn and more Auction uMi!i:c." Located at Hartwell Slorage Unot 34055 Lauel Chff R<) Pomeroy, O H The followong units are to be sold 10 sati sfy the hens " Units" #4, #32, #40, #67 and #1 00 Chn stopher Cottnii -Apprentoce #0096 Cash Posotove I D No Eats Auction Mon-F n 9 00-7 00 Sao 9 00-6 00 Cl osed Sunday 1·8Q0-837·3238 Auction Lemley's Audion · ESTATE AUOION Friday. June 1o 740-388-~115 '' ' ' FUR;\ ITLRE IOtx '.1.-.l luut I~ R ~lU I~ J[X 'lglli:J Lunbt·rt mnhg r u h1r~u• t~ \\.tl mu Vu:t umllr~I IJ ,ttnU •~Joak so.'l:l N1Hkla~es >~:J.I nut ~ Jr••.lfhol(l h a.....: •ll.ll..~o ur\~J ~l a~~l h ma m.1hg Lhm 1 .1ck t.un tmg ~.nu~h t ~ 1nat:. ~~~p.~a~ k Lllph • oak tluv. .111 v.;~lnul Vt~. t •mun hc:d . _ h, ll marhk to pped w~ lnu t Jrc"e r v. / nurrur 11/malt hlll ~ '.l .l~h~tanJ -1po. v.aln ut B R ~ut t oak ~ds tlak & "~l nut dr~,,~r' " /mtml~ oak "anl mbt: , , Jlnu! &. . _ h~ rn J!~ Ot "h"~t oak o.he\elle dresser !old & S'i ook tahlcs v.ll hacrs oa k ~ ~JcN•a~ d' 8 retdt~d mahg han est tf-1 u~k llak.... r~ .._uph 1' tpat ntcd Sl! lk:n. ... ahtocls sc:- ll... r~ ... htn:~ ~~e ~:ream parltlr '"' uak moms ~.:h;ur mEihg rec-ord ~:ab tlJ uak & (I) trnn m mtd m1s.;; l hatr:.& f(ll t.. ~r' ... tr t~l~ trunk\ non & rope beds & luts more PRJ,\-I ITI VES 12 & 8 tmpte cupb t:lmlt'r lupb crt: am ~o upb hanl_!m"', orncr ~u p b mc.1l bm tl r}~m k. o.ofke txl\ es 'i .~ (II mn thi s Jrop 15 tl tbl tl,\1\\ ,c tl ... upb blanket boxn .md lots llhlr.t' GLASSW-\RF. & POTI ER) Hull Eb l t J~ . Ro,.._qiJe Fr~:cs tu &: 1lt h c r ~ Fenton lmpo!rml Ca rnt\al Sienko lkprt,~ l\lll F o~ ton .l C.unhrtJl!c We~t m n r d anJ p ap..~r v. c 1 g ht ~ unJ lots more MISC Stngcr Feath er Wt 2~ I >t: wm~ nwdun( 4mlts hnc n ~ rug~ pn nb & pamtcngs thl & hung m~ tt~ hun g . •1dv mcmu R R m...·m n old10ys 6's ho" ~:uses kttche n"ares cronwarc, t"l'-!skets huuks & g3mes tht ld llm( h hllKCS dolls. Um h::U horse do'll:k r.tdtO!i ~ UI O harp Pabst 8 et r hght !t ad glass Y.IUdll\\ ) 1!11~ sta[IIHI memo. Jre•s fonns Sl;!wmg ~~l attd, ladn:' hah -& h~g~ ulstume Jewe lry ~amero~s & lots mure 1\UCTIONEER S NO I E Tht" 1s a' parl ml hstl ng of a large auuton Check our \\ebs llc often fnr murc updates & pallurt~ There w J!t he someth mg l"~~: re tor CVI.l!)One M oodlspaui!Jh Auclao net-ring Strvlreo; Aullt onecr Bt l! MouthsfK! ul!h Ohm Ltc ~769 l W V L1c ;,tJ8~ & Todd MO()(h spaugh Oh1o Ltc 110000107 Lacensedt ami hltndrd m favm nlthe States ll! Ohco .end W V TERMS Ca ~ h tJr grll>d che( k w/proper I Q Not rcspnnsth k fnr aet: tdcnts Of l oss of prcpcn y Annullnccmem s the d •Yul sul e t ake pt ~~ ctknce of pnnted mutc.· n .tl or nnlln L mutennl Good rl'freshmcnl s pro\ tdeJ For tntonnut•un 1 7401 6U7 0(*1 ~~~ ( 74U)~ SIJ 262 ' • V1ev.mg J,J) wd l he Fndny June 10 200<1i from 10 00 a m 1o SOO p n1 C he~o k out ~·u r wt: b ~ t h.: ~I lor lois ol great pto.tures tll uc m ~ Ill he soiJ Auction Auction : • : • * ! * : • Approx. 2.17 Ac. (High VIsibility) Near Rt. 35/Rt. 50 Spill 1999 Harley Davidson S~ortster Cub CaCiet Tractor" Tools Appliances Furniture Household THURS,_ JUNE 9th 4:u0 PM - Real Estate al6:00 PM ! * ;~~~:~~~~~d&r•; cpncmM form concrete asphalt biMf!IS, eoncrete 14" walk boh1nd aaw wi11HP Honda motor; laser plane 200 Spectre-PhystCB rotary laser level, David WhMe level tra01:1lt wltrl pod, 901B jack hammer & bb. Honda welder generatoJ, Rol-~lr portabte air (;OIT!PfePOr W/5 5 gaa motor, Banner porta-power; RJDGIO Porta-power; 300 Plpe threade r, die t e1s, reamera, wrtnchel, cutters, RI DGIO, MILWAUKEE, OEWALT drlhs, sews ,metal band saw, rotary h~mmers; petroleum tools & Plrts tnventoty, ele<:l rlc 12V fuel pllmp 2 lrl-sland pipe vises, 350 3 'Yi" collapslbfe fire hoell 150' 2~ cot· lapslble nre hose. drill p~H . HI1U DX350 25 cat piston drlve tool. 12 HP riding mcM'I!Ir. cha1n saw, 150,000 BTU ott heoO.r TeRM~. Cosh or Clled< w/ pos1tlve ID, all sales final, eWtf'Ylhlng sold Al·tt, No exp ressed or 1mpfled Mrrantles or guerantMtt gNen A Howard ConstructiOn, Inc. OM'ter CALL FOR BROHCURE or vloK www.stanleyandaon.com ' STANLEY & SON, INC. (7"0) 775-3330 ....,ryM &W~ Ill CAl A-AM OPPA III~ 6ftMibll» l"'*-r : •• Commercial possibilities seem endless/ & Auction Auction 2003 2003 1989 1899 2001 1988 2001 11186 11181 1895 2800 ... #835637 1390997 1258342 1190585 DODGE RAII11111 aa10 tiC32737 11551909 1291151 1112Mt 11rl729 1511632 .,.,. 1225331 JOHN DEERE OOZfR MODEL 3508 These ilems n IMIIable at 1t1e Olio VFitttt Balk Annex, 143 3rd Awnue, Gal~s. OH on the dale and tine specified above. Sold b the hpt bidder·~. whele-is* wilhoul expresaed or inplied wa1a1ty & may be seen by caling the Cole c1ion Oepti bnent at 18 441-1038_ova I8SflMIS the right k> accept/ reject lll1'f and all bids, and~ aw Items from sale prior to sale. Tennsdsale:CASHORCERTfiEDCHECK r""' 1\IOtm E H0\11~ * * : * * ! • ! ! * : . • Auction Gonducttd BY iO r HOUSE'i I FOR RENT , , BR Ranch Home ~nl e y a rea ot Pt Rick Pearson Auction Co. #66 Executor: Grea Williamson 304-tll-5447 Or 304-773-5115 Terms cash Or thee- With ld. ~--------~~--~--------~--~------------~--~----------- 2 bedroom an elec: tnc AJC very 11ery ntce n.o pets In ctty (740)44 6· 1409 or (740)446·2003 r ~ APAKTME:Nil> FORRuff Ii P 2 S Park Onve Pomt ~leasant $325 month plus 1 & 2 bedroom newly reno· Security Depostt (304)675· va ted Apts tor rent 3~ 1 7 or (304)675·6415 Downtown Galitpohs R•ver & Park vtew $36 0·$600/mo 2 BDR 2 1/2 baths 2 car Some utthttes patd Now garage· turntshed close to accepting appt1cattons Call ~otz er hospttal (740)441 (740)709 1690 (loca l call) 0310 :P , r APARIMENTii IURREI.T ' reference reqwred starling Call Jay 1\40) 441 -0 11 0 Furniture Cherry Howard Moiler Grandfather Clock W/moon Dtal-cuoved Glass Door Must See" ', Outslandong Turtle Top TaQie-lhe Carved & Applied Carvong Must See lit, M T Coffee Table , Wal 1920's-30's Sofa Table, Round Oak Table & 4 Oak Swovel Chaors, V1ct. Rose Back Sofa, Evereth Spinet Piano, Penn House Sofa, Chtpendale Claw & Ball Wong Back Chaor, Beautolul Vocl Lady & Gentlemen Chaors, Queen Ann Cuno Cabonel, Cherry Queen Ann Solver Chest, Cherry Corner Cabtnel (modern), Samsung 19" TV-VCR & DVDComb., Mltsubosho 8!9 Screen TV, Slant Fronl Desk, Oak Claw Footed CoHee Table, Press Back Oak Desk Chaor, Voct. Platlorm Rocker, Loft Chaor, La-z- boy Recliner, Love Seal Whnclln8rs , 5pc. Queen Soze Poste r B R Suote-bed-dresser-armoor & 2 Nighl Stands, 5 Pc Queen Soze Poste r B R Suote Mendolh Furn Co , Computer Desk, Old Cabtnets , Whorlpool Refngerator, 3 Pc Wocker Set, Patoo Furntture & More Glassware Fenton Glass Some Sogned By Artosl, llaly Polcher, Lg. Flow Blue Celery Dosh, Colored & Clear Goblets, Pressed & Ruby Flash Berry Sal, 8 Pl. Settong Of Nontake Ch1na, Stemware, Dresden Potcher & Bowl Set &Extra Pteces, Paper Weoghls , 5 Pc. Nippon Chocolate Set, Jardinaire, Matchtng Paor Brass & Press Cut Table Lamps, Old Leaded Glass Lamp, Otl Lamp Plus More HoOsehold Oak Telephone, Coffee Gnnder, Foshong Fly Rod & Reels, Dolls, Pnnts Signed Davod R Ltnder, Compaq MV 720 Computer, El ectnc Me al Gnnder (small), Panasonoc Mocrowave, Bunn Coffee Pot, Great Cookware & Kolchen Appliances, Pr Pnul Bo kes, Onental Style Rugs , F~rnolure Clamps, Brass Anomals, Water Founlaon, Stol Weed Eater, Honda Lawn Mower, Lumber & More. Pistols , S & W 41 Mag Cal Rev , J S 22 Rev (owl head), S & W Mod. 39-2 9mm Auto In Box, Ruger 357 Rev. In Box, Mod. 10-38 S &w Rev , Ruger P876-1976 Cent. S1ngle Six-black Power Ptslol ' In Case Shotgyna & BlfltB Browning Mod. A 500-12 Guage Auto, Win. Mod. 94-3Q-30 N.I.B., A.ubert Tr Star 45 Lever Act Mod 66 Carbtne , Mod HOO Rem 16 Guage Nib, New Rrvan 12 Guage Shotgun , Brownong Bl 22-22 Cal Lever Actoon W/scope, Sears Mod. 43-22 Auto , Beautrful Sears Henlage M4-supreme 30-06 , MaMon Mod. 33630-30 , Won Mod 12D0-20 Guage Auto, Browning Mod. 81 Cal W/scope, W1n . Mod. 190-22 Auto W/scope, Rem. Mod. 5131-22 Target, MaMin Mod 990-22 Auto, Unoversal30 Cal M.l., Marltn Mod. 39-22 Lever Acloon, Fonnbear L 61 R Rolle 30-06, Won. Mod. 94-30 Wcf , lnnerarms 22 Mag. Pump Mod M 59, Win. Mod 275-22 Auto W/scope , H&R Topper Mod 410 Shotgun, Army Rifle 1944 England, Mossburg Mod. 185 K.B 20 Guage, Won. Mod. 12-12 Guage Vln Rlb,wln . Mod. 1200, Rem Mod. 660-243 Cal. W/scope, Browning 2000-12 Case Auto , Mossburg 410 Pump, Rem . Mad. 760-3Q-06 Pump, Won. Mod 94-32 Waf, J Stevens Mod. 71 -22 Mod Cent. Mod., Rem. Mod. 572-22 Pump W/scope, Stevens Mod 53d-22 Cal., Ruger Mod. 10-22 Carbine Auto , Ugarteche Nib Jana Made In Spain Fancy Double Barrel, Hopkin & Allen Arms Black Powder Postel, A J Aubrey Shotgun (old), Plus Lg. Champion Brand Gun Safe IQQII Dewall 12" M"er Saw, Dewal118 Volt Dnll, Molwaukee Saw Zall, Sev. Craftsman Wrenches, Sockets Sets, Some Brand New 1!, Molwaukee _ Drill, Makota Jog· Saw, Shop Fox 20" Planer, Shop Fox Wode Bell Sander Belt Soze 16 X 48 , De~a Sander, Delta Ba~d Saw, Laquna 18 Band Saw, Craftsman Stack Tool Box, Powermatlc Planer Commerocal Grade, Powermatoc Router Commerocal Grade, Proto Tool Box, 20" Craftsman Droll Press, Rockwell Delta Lathe, Powermatlc Lathlc, Rockwell Uni Saw, Rotc Zip Saw, Brest Drills, Planas,lg. Amount qt Hand Tools Over 3 Hand & Drill Brest Drill Collection, Cra~man 150 Pso ;3 H.p. 4 Gal. Tank Aor Compressor, Honda 6.5 2400 Psi Power Washer, Skll Chain Saw, The Lost Goes On & On Auctlonet~rw Note: Order Of Auctoon Ftre· armes Will Be Sold Ftrsl AI Beginning Of Auctoon There After W1ll Be Two Auct 1on Rings One Wtlh Tools & The Ofher One With Fu rnrtu re & Household Items An Oulstandong Auctron Don't Miss Thts One 1111 Poctures On Web Sole www auctoonztp.com .... Grac1ous lrvtng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at Vtllage Manor and Rtve rstde Apartme nts •n Middl eport From $295 $444 Call 740 Bruner Lend 3 bedroom Tratler lor rent 992 5064 Equal Housmg (740J4:11-1492 Pnvate Country tocatton, Opportuntttes ' JUSt 1 mtle from At 2 1n Jeck•on Co Just ott SR35 G alhpolts Fe rry Garbage & Large Upsta•rs Apartment on CH+D 5 acres ~13 950 Water mcluded $350 per 2br A ppliances turntshed co wate rt 0 11 SA 776 5 month rent $400 depostt Depostt Requtre~ Central acres $26 500 12 acres (304) 576·22 4 1 AJC S300/month (304)675· $27 500 bo th S53 000 co 7783 water t Oakhtll, S A279W 3 bedroom 2 bath 2 5 Th trd Avenue mce 8 acres S15 900 co acres close to college S350 North waterI per month plus depos1t Mtddleport One Bedroom furntshed apt No Pets (740)474 39~6 Prevtous rental ret 740 Meigs Co. Danvule Red H1ll 3 BR tra1ter fo r rent 9920165 Fl d very ntce 8 acres acres $300/mon $300/dep Water $23 500 • or 26 trash Included One Bedroom No Pets $59 500, co water Bn ar & needed Uttltlles Pa1d $400/mo FMge Ad, 5 acres $7 8501 References Oepostt & Reference (7 40) 44 t 929 1 (740)339Near Ohto RIVer + Forked Requ1rec;i (740)446 3667 3260 L.akes 11 tracts to choose from 5-13 acres $1 4 950+ Pleasaf)l Valley Apartment 3br Tratler tn Galbpohs Ferry up co water• Tuppers Are now tak1ng Apphcat tQns area No Pets $375/month Pla1ns off Success Ad 20 for 2B A 3BR & 4BR Depos1t & Relerences j,Cres $24 500 or 5 ac res Apph.ca!lons are .taken (304)674 4633 $16 900 co water! Ches ter Monday thru Fr•day trom tl;ashan Ad wooded 16 3 Br Trailer wlrelndg & 900 A M -4 P M Olftce •s acre s $16 500 co waterl Stove washer & dryer Located at 1151 Evergreen Drtve Pomt Pleasant WV ' mcluded (304)576 2934 Gallla Co Kyger 8 ac res Phone No IS (30 4)675$13 950 o r 16 acres B eau ttlul nver vtew tn 5806 EH Q S16 9501 Rto Grande Ka nauga Ideal lor 1 2 peo Townhouse No pels please Tara Mobley Ad 8 acres. co pie Apartments Ve ry Spactous A pphcatro ns betng taken water NOW $21,0001Vtn lon ~ Bed rooms CIA 1 H2 Oodntl Ad 5 acres NOW Cali {740)441 -0 18 1 Bath Adult Pool & Baby $11 950 co water! C lea n 2 bedroom mobtie Pool Paho Stan 185JMo we 11 gladly ftna nce any of home close to towr:J can No Pets Lea se Plus SeCurity DepOSit Requtred t;tur properties wtlh 5% (740)256·6574 (740)446-348 1 markup Call to r lree maps to Mobile Home Lot only 6xp lore each locatton + Addtson Pike · $ 125/month- Twl ~ Rtvers Tower Is accept· addlllonal parcels call (740)446-3644 for more tnQ applications tor wa1t1ng list for Hud subs1zed 1 br rnfo apa rtment ca ll 675 6679 AN1ID MObile Homes s1tes m the EHO ' Shade area Water Sewer - - - - - - - - I Buy Home•· Local person Tras h mcluded 5130 00 Valley Apartment s m Mason WV currently accepttng buys homes Conf1denhal 740-365 · 4019 app per month hcat1ons Apply at 501 Cute ~ ca sh Jim, 740-992Tratler lot tor rent Shawnee Tra1t m Pomt &300 No calls after 9 Appli cations $175fmonth .$ $100/dep Pleasant 10 \ I \1-.. Trash & water pd references accepted on Tuesdays (304 )675 needed (740)441 9291 HU D asststed 4900 (7~0)339 · 3260 ' a1 $350/ month Located Off Teays Ualley Rd. at 121 !leach Wood Estates In Scott 0t01~H· W.U_, From Point PleiiSilnt W.U. Take Rl. 35 llortb To WlnDeld Tum Right On Rt. 34 South Go 5 mues Tum Len Ht BB6T llink, Located Off Teays Uallt!l Rd. Watdl For Signs_ Will be selling the estate of the late Curtis Williamson. mr WllUamson WiiS a professlollll wood crafter and we wlll be selling tbe following. !•• Pomeroy • M i ddlepor t • G allipo l is, OH • P t P leas.ant, FOR REI.T ~ bed room house no pets I Auction FORD ESCAPE FORD MUSTANG . CHEVROLET SILVERADO FORD CONTOUR LX FORO EXPLOREic CHRYSLER 8EBRIN9 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO HOti)A T3ll ATV CHEVROl£T KU. TRUCK DODGE RAM TRUCK GMC TOJIKICK C7H042 OfWI) CHERC+Ef LOTs& ACREAGE ~attached Garage m Camp ·~·•********'**** * *********'********** Auction Auction AUCTION * • • 3 Bedroom 2 Beth Home w/ea t-tn k1tchen ltvmg rm * ! 1/J/brtck hearth wood bumlng ft replace larg e foye r ! ! hall wfstorage under statrcase extras .nclude parttal : * basement fuel otl furnace w/huge underground fuel • ! od stora ge tank, cen tral AC , dnlled well plus co ! * water tap IS InstallER.! . * ! Of'EN HOUSES . 512312005 & 513112005 5-6 PM ! ! Real Estate TERMS. Sells to Htghest B tdder above ! * $75 000 offered free & clea r pnor to closmg on/ * ! before 719/2005, $5 000 down at ttme of sale bal- ! • ance at clost ng no continge ncies * ! PERSONAL PROPERTY 1999 Ha rley Da11 idson ! ! 883 Sportste r motOI"cycle Cub Cadel Model 2186 ! * Murray 14 5 HP rldtng mower , Murray 11 HP rtdmg * ! mower walk behtnd 3 y, HP tnmmer mower 5 HP ! : rotot11ter lawn & gard en toot ~ Hou11hold Furnl · ! * ture & Appliances + too muc::h to mention! * : TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY Cash or ! * Check all sales final everything sold A s Is. Jessie '* ! Prttchett Owner Jeanette Mendenhall Atty In Fa ct ! • CALL FOR BI!QCHURE/11 • ! STANLEY & SON , INC . (740) 775-3330 ! !* Heory MWWW.STANLEYANDSON-COM !* StiW"!!ey Ill CAl MRE Gf>PA ,t,uctKH'Ioer R E 8r01<er ' . Auction ESTATE •• •• •• ·O hio Valley Bank $182.67 ~';,' Leslie Lemley 2 acres more or less all utd• 111es paved 10ad 2 miles from Ches ter $16 000 (304 )483 -7550 Large Anlique Auclion Sund,o y. June 11. 1005 at 12·00 p 111 Moodospaugh Aucuon Hou,c • ' Torc h O ho o Not rt>spcml lble for acc 1dmts or loss of Prvf't'rlv ' Auctioneer: , 112 Ac lot Tycoon Lake on Ad Co Water (not take fr ont) $7 500 00 (740 )2 47 1100 or (3041532 6271 cell ~ag t e Auction • ' The Ohio vaJey Bank will olfer for sale by publlc auction the following items: Gallipolis. Ohio Watch for ad in the Wednesday, June 8 Edition of the Gallipolis Tribune and Point Pleasant Register r Not l't' j jJilti i! Mt f m w 1 1denr\ 01 lo \ ~ oJPropall ' Dan Smith-Auctioneer #1344 \ AMVm Bulldln1 {KIInaaua) Kay s Res laurant w/upsta1rs apartments, 740416- 1808 740 247 -tll'lO Lots of sewtiig •terns. h u mt lh fi er~. tool box & lools. fis hmg poles, law n moweo. slep ladder, log cham. benc h gnnder. voce. mok hand tool s, Borden daory horse & molk cart. step sl oo l & other n11sc M ary Lee-PO A · Dan Smith-Auctioneer #1344 Chnstopher Counii -Apprenloce #00% Cash Posl(ove I D Relreshments Public Auction June 11, 2005 10:00 a.m. 6:30pm ~udy Auction Auction itunbap lrl~UtS -itmtltttl 8 5 acres Gree n Townshtp Arbuckle ~d over 1 000 of Raccoon Cree k frontage $29 ()()() (740)645-0286 , .orv Auction r· SAVE·SAVE-SAVE[:J---~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • Real Estate Auction 3 • ••• •• ••• • Great Houses at Great Prtcest We h a11e 2 hOmes ln the Gal lipolis and Rutland areaS WE FINANCE1 NO CLOSt NG COST NO POINTS! ~ Contact Nick 1·800·333Hutfman @ 69 10 10 tiounba!' ctflntl -6mtltttl• r DupleJC , each wtth 3 BR L ~ DR Kttchen , Bath & Porch House 3 BR LA Kttchen, Bath Both m Potnt (304)675·24 95 Pleasant after 7 OOpm TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1 888 582 3345 I( I \I IS I \II WV Bedroomll Bath gas sell Bad room 2 Bath Shtngled Stock. models at old pnces Vmyt Sldmg 2005 models arnv1ng Now W II Roof con t-atr condtt•oner Mobile Homes rent for $265 0() a month or Appliances (304)675 7772 Cotes 15266 U S 50 East Athens sell tm $3 495 00 7 40 385 or (304)674-5575 Oh10 4570 1 (7 40)592- 1972 94 Clayton Noms 14 70 Where You Get Yo ur 1997 14JC65Premter 2 bed total electrtc 2BR 2BA MOneys Worth ~ room 1 balh all ElectriC v.ny l sk1rting 2 deckS heat $1 4 000 O BO Investment Property wal k to Exc Cond Lots ot e)(tras pump, Un1verstty (2 ) Apartment S11 000 (304)675 7588 or (740)388-8739 butldtngs (3) two BR unt ts (304)553-37 15 99 Holly Park Glenmoor 3 $ 129 000 Ca ll (740)245 1997 16•80 Oakw ood 3 BR 2 bath 111nyll sht ngte Merc:ervtlte area 47 ac res 94 13 BDR 2 bath, vandalized , R10 Grande, already set up barn 28 ft camp1ng trat fer needs work $9 200 or can be moved $11 900 appro.11 15 acres fenced great hunhng area AdjOin ed (740)44 1 7641 (304 1633 6536 .com 10 000 acre Crown C1ty pub2000 Fle etwood fron t New 14x60 only $198 73 11c hunttng area Home Ltatlngs Prt ce kttchen model w1th sk•rt1ng per mo Includes complete' $74 900 Ltst your home by cathng Hood Real ty and central atr W1ll deliver set up and deltvery 74Q- Co mp any (7.W)4<06-3 62D Ca ll Paul Very clean 1 800 837 3238 385-2434 Ready to move tn 3 .BR (3041736 07 10 or (304)522 t-fo,o:ne en co untry settmg only V1ew photos/Into online 6252 JeH Hood Broker t981mo wth 10% down 'P1oneer Farm Stead 4 bedAuction Auction 740·385-4367 "'o Down! 3 bedroom 1 room reconstructed hewed 4 bath UR 0 /R F/R, Log House modern factlt ar gafage fe nced tn ttes 2 he wed log ack yard 1/2 acre , Outbutl dtngs, 57 acre lose to town, Si 32 500 Ch ns tma s Tr ee F.ar m ode 4505 or call .. 25 000 more/less tr ees 27 Thos ts lhe personal propert y ol M ol dred 740 ·8325 acres mature hardwood Loe. Loc.oted on the corner of St Ro fi92 tree machmery mtnerals coun ty water 112 mtle paved and Sl Rl 684 Pagev olle Ohoo ro ad tron tage $2 65 000 _ HHousehold.. , MOIIILE HOlliES (304)675-4138 R•o Grande Round l,obl e & 4 chaors. sloder o ocker & IUR SALt: www tandan dfarm com 3 4 BR 2 112 BA LA DR stool, Queen A nn des k roper washer. wood floors basemen t whorlpoo l dryer, \louble beds chest ol garage carport over 1800 Handyman spectal 14ll. 70 drawers. dressers. n 1g ht st.md. pot tahl e sq fl 5125 000 Call wfe:.Cpando $1 ,000 0 8 0 T V . enterta tnrnent ce nt er, couch , b o ok (74 0)245 9413 (740)446-7738 Butld1ng tor Lease Gatltpolts shelves qUil t ruck. n11 sc c ham<t. Brun ~ Fe rry A rea Ideal for heating stove , r111 sc Imen s. m tsc d t sh es. Res taurant/ Etc (30 4)675 pots & pans. m1 sc elec t n eal a ppl tan c e~. 7538 Auction This newspaper wUI not knowingly accept advertisements lor real estate which Is In v1olatlon of the taw Our reade rs are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised In thl1 newspaper are avsllsble on an equal opportunity baa.. Pleasant, t'OR I'IIB£11: Jjflt:'f'ION ..'f"'lur. June s.,..z,.. 10:00/j.... Wt!l ta ke care of me Elderly m then Home Have Expe nen ce phone (304)675 3264 Pt, ------,---~ •! MOBil£ HOME'i mRRENr For rent 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments Sprmg Valley area References and ' 2• bedroom mob1le home tn depos1t re qu tred Ph ~ddleport, $375 mo plus (740)446 2957 depos tl also 3 bedroom nJoblle home al l eleclflc Fu rntshed apt 2nd Ave central atr, $425 mo plus U pstalrs all utllll te.s pa1d d~pos 1t no ms tde pets On e bedroom, no pets Galt rpo t ~ (740)446-9523 (140)992-3194 . • mob1te home on Cat Ad $425 month utlltttes, $425 deposit I (740)446·41 07 RENT For Lease Ofttce or retatl spaces m very good cond1· !ton Downtown Gatltp olls Appro)( 1600 sq tt each 1 or 2 ba th s Lease pr1ce nego tt ab te to encourage new busmess Ca ll (740)446 -4425 or (740)446· 1 and 2 bedro6m apart - 3936 ments furntshed and un furnished se curtty depostt FOR L EASE requtred no pets 740-992 2218 Bulld1ng for Lease Gallipol iS 1 BR Apt m Spr1 ng Vall ey Fe rry Ar ea Idea l tor Clean & <i.ffo rdabte W/ 0 Restaurant/ Etc (304)675hookups $290 per month+ 7538 Large fWlced yard tn great netgh· bl> rhood $675 mth Oepostt dep (740)388 0017 or Md References re q w~d (740)339·0362 (),II 1-304·531·11 97 or 12 bedroom ap t Centenary :lbol-273- 11 12 all uttltttes pd except etec~ tnc $32 5 Call (7 40)256 Attention! 1 L.Dcat company olfenng NO 11 35 i:pWN PAYMENT" pro gtams tor you to buy your 2BR apt State Ro ute 160 $400/month stove/relngera· h~ me mstead of renttng tor tnctuded washerfdryer •., 00% fmanctng hoo~ up (740)441 0194 or ' : L-ess than pertect credtt (740)441 11'64 accepted Paym ent could be the Aptl for rent 1 200 sq ft s1me as rent Trash & waler patd 3 miles ~orlgaga Locators from town, $425/month (140)9 92-732 1 (740)44 1 981 6 Efand New 2 Bedroom tmmed1ately House 1n town S475/mo Avat lable C1A Washer/Dryer Hook up Beauttlul cl ean and spa· 9tove/Refngerato r Included ctous 3 bedroom town lt 4D) 44 1 0194 or (740)441 hOuse With storage/play· room Down town Galhpohs 14 84 $6 1Ofmon th No uttlthes ~r rent Rto Grande area patd No pets Ca ll (740)44631\R 2 8TH, central atr 9961 vfshe rfdry, $550+ deposit, APART references Call (304)576· BEAUTIFUL MENTS AT BUDGET 2p4 PRICES AT JACKSON I ~ town locatton- 1 2 aR ESTATES , 52 Westwood Ranch hOme niCe ya rd AC Dnve from $344 to $442 ~terences . reqwred Wa t~ to shop & movtes Call S. 50/mo rent & $450 Sec 740 446 2568 Equa l ~p You p ay all utilities Housmg Opportuntty Pfo!allable 6/ f5 Ca li (f4D)446 3644 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· Small 2 bedroom house ED & AFFORDABLE! apartments ~7 5 month 1 mtle from Townhouse anWor small houses FOR l!JWO Ca ll (740)44 1-0194 or RENT Call (740)441-11 11 <t4D)441 -11 84 for applicatiOn & mformat1on 4;11> S PACE FOR Furmshed upstatrs 3 roo ms & bath Clean ref & dep reqwed No pe ts (740)446151 I} r I r 15 2 CF Wh~rlpool l reezer SIOO 48 x96" Anderson p1c ture wtndow $75 32 - tui· lvtew metal ell.tenor door SSO (740)446 1079 19 TV Twtn Bed Electnc Range (3041675·5375 2 10 KICker S1tl1water subs lor small trucks etc (740)446 2616 22 Oak la ctory papded Church Pews 11 ft long good cond ttton. S 12 5 each 40 new Hymna l Church books 5360 (74 0) 388 8965 1995 Ford Probe 'Auto Atr $1495 DO· 19~6 Plymouth Neon 4 Or Auto Atr S2495 00 t 994 Plymouth Voyager 7 passenger V6 Auto Atr S I 995 00 RtVERVIEW MOTORS 2 Blocks Above McDonatds Pomeroy Oh (740-992 Hay wagon 19 It Stottus 3490) >~tcker wagon F:lemovable steel racks Ltke new ttres 1997 BUick LeSabre and bed (7 40\245 0485 Ltm1ted 75 !housand mtles Leather lnt Lo aded John Deere 10ft No Ttl Dnlt Garage Kept 55 995 for Rent Carm•chae l 1304)675 t731 Equ1pment { 740)446·2412 1998 Chevy Malibu V6 John Deere Cornmercta l maroon good cond tt1on 1 Wor~stte Products In Slock ru ns good good gas CoTnp21ct Ex cavator 21C mileage $3 500 Call 350 500/Sk•d Steers 371 t740)446-2896 320 325 3281Trac tor Loadm Backhoe 11 OTLB 2002 Cad1llac Devtlle wh tte Check oul our rental rates dtamond tully equipped Great Ftnanctng Avatlab le laetory warranty 22 900 Ca• m•chael Equtpmen t mtles like new S24 995 (740)446 2412 (740)256 1428 New 5003 5005 & 5020 Senes Jot"tn Deere Ut•hty JET Tractors @ oo., 1/•ed/ 36 AERATI ON MOTORS Repa1r&d New & Rebuilt in ~ont~s g~.,sedv~';:~Y~~~cto~~ Stock Call Ron Evans 1 mont hs 800-537 9528 Equ •pment (740)446 241 2 Ca~mtchaet NEW A~D USED S'[EEL Steel Beams Plp& Reb ar Angle For Co ncrete Channel Flat Bar Steel Gr at 1ng For Drains Driveways & Walkways L&L Scrap Metals Open Mond ay Tuesday Wednesd ay S. Friday Bam 4 30pm Closed Th ursday, Saturday & Sunoay (74 0) 44 6-7300 New :John Deer e Round Bale rs @ 1 9% Fnmd Rate F1nanc1ng lor 48 Months or New Model 457 StanCi ard Roun d Bale r Only 5132 50 cash Makes 4X5 Bate Carmtchael Equ tpm ent (7 40)446 2412 Drive- a· little save alot 99 Chev Z71 ex cab ' 4•4 $9 500 98 Ford Ranger sup cab 4x4 $5 495 00 Chev S 10 Blazer $5 595 97 Ply Voyager van S2 395 00 Olds Alero $2 995 99 Ford Taur us $2 995 98 Je ep Cllerokee $2 995 98 Mere Mou ntameer $3 295 98 Ford Wtndstar van $2 595 97 GMC Sono ma PU $2 395 99 C he v Tracker $3 395 96 Dodge 4•4 $3 900 00 Dodge Du rango $6,900 98 Pont Gr AM GT $3 195 95 Do dge Conv van $2 000 01 Suzukt Metro $2 6 95 96 Fo rd Asptre $ 1,295 97 Ntssan Alttma $2 095 97 Chry Concorde $2 295 B & D Aulo Sales Hwy 160 N (74 01446·6865 Spec1a t Purchase- John Deere 702 B & 10 Wheel Rakes! John ' Deere D1s~ Mowers Ca ll tor pnce c--c--:-- - - - - - Carm•chae! Equ tpm ent Pole Barn 30x50x1 0FT $6795 Includes Pamted (7 40)446 2412 Met a( Free .. Delivery www na!lonwldepolebar ns c Lll'flmlCK om (937 )559·8385 Baumer race car Mo nt e Carlo 60 modiil stereO floor SPA FAcroRY OUTLET 2 Mtnlature Donkeys Jacks model (740)643·0012 Top Quality Warranty 1 yr old, 6 yr old Whae Wholesale Ftnan ccng . Red Honda Ctvtc wtl h sun(304 )882 22 13 Deltve nes reo! Good CoMttto n sta n2 location s 2 Pe rtor ma nce tested Polled dard 133,000 mtles Pay Milton Flea Market Hereford Bulls 17 monlh old oil $5800 00 & As hland Ke ntucky & seme n tasted 5 re g 15 (6061922 -718 5 TRUCKS Angu s He1lers 15-mo n old ll)R SALE Dtam ond L Farms 304·675Wtn chester mode l i 2 16 1888 ga 30' lull sol td rtb rare 1997 Ford F-150 PICk up Full ba rrel length also Ask about our AOHA powe r air V8 e•c ellent conRemtng ton model 11DO 16 Member Dtsco unts on new dtho n Cap mct uded ga ven t rtb both guns e,.;cet- Jo hn Deere Equ1pment (7 40 )446·9430 name num· Equtpm en t ber lent $1 300 Both guns Carmtchael (740)446 24 12 (740)533-3670 r Wolff Tanning Bade ' Huge setectto n lmmedlate ~Pel tvery Fmanclng r Tobac co Plants lor sate Ca ll 1 -800-894-69~7 (740 )446 6579 B UIU>I NG s & Cage (304)576·2999 or (304 )654 -1462 Thompsons Appli an ce & Repatr·675-7388 Fo r sa le re-cond1honed automattc washers & dryers, refrtgerators gas and eleclrtc ranges, a1r conditioners and wnnge r washers Wt lt do repatrs on maJor brands tn shop or at your hOme Auros 2000 Bayhner 21 It cuddy w/ tra1ler many e•tras clean 304 675 5563 97 Yamaha 1 100 Wave Runner Jet Sic.• 3 Seater Tra1ler Ltfe Vests asktng S3 000 can (740)596 8036 Bass Tacker Pro Team 165 L1ke New" equ1pped wtth optiona l 40HP motor With power tr.m 40 pound thrust lron't mounted trolling motor 2 New deep cycle IJanenes On board storage l1ve wells and more Easy launch and p1ckup· lake or r1ve r Kopt coverea and under she lte r ' Sttll has 112 lank of ongtna l fuel Cost $10 000 Sell $7 500 F1rm See at Tn County Sports ShOp (304)675-2988 Year 2000 Pontoon Boa! 24 loot Sweetwater 50 HP Mercury Power Trtm 4 Stro ke Engme B1g Foot Outdnve, Louncte Seals Room Dept h Pnvacy Ftnder Hour Meter Good Aadto Has onl y so hours on Boat Garage kep t 1n winter Ltke New Patd over $18 000 Wtt1 sa le for $13 000 (304)773-5944 C AM I't:RS & M OTOR H OMFB 1992· 29 Ai rst rea m EJCca lla Very good cond tllon twin beds Ph (740)645 4454 Gulfstream 24 1995 Conquest Ltmtted Ed1t10n Class C molorhome Ltke new wtth onl y 7 600 miles Fully equ tpped wtth many extras $22 000, (740)2561428 Fo r pt ctur es see www rvtrade r com/rvdetatl p hp?td+12 5806 2000 Aerolite 23 30 full y eqpt all hitch eqpt li ke new $8900 (740)992·5963 2003 Dutchm an Ltte 28 tt bunk house wtth slide out L1ke new 516 000 Call (1401445 8308 alte r 6 30pm r 4x4 FoKSALE 1998 Ranger 4x4 5 spd 3l AM/FM cassette AJC off road package, new patnl S6 DOD 0 80 Ca ll af ter 4 30pm (7 40)256 6257 liD, HOM E IMPROVJ.~mm; BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1honat ltlet1me guar· VANS ant ee Local references fur FoR SALE n1shed Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 · 1995 GMC Con Van tow 0870 Rogers Basement rnrles fully loaded 4tnch Waterprooftng Cutback show Sa ddle & Equipment (304)675 -8175 r AKC Adorable Lab pupptes I'OKSAtE Choc & yellow Vet c hec~ed 1st shots & wormed Parents Che vrolet F1ve prem1ses $ 150 1948 on Passenge r Coupe WV (740)446 1062 Sllc~er New Tires Good Pa.n t Sharp" (304)S76· AKC Lab Pupptes Yell ow 2280 end B lack Wormed t st 1997 Dodge Carava n Used Furniture St9re 130 sho1s Parents on premtses 1952 Plymouth 4dr for $1 800 (304)67 5· 3765 or Bulavtll e Pt ~e Was hers, dry- $250 00 740-992·3357 no Rust (3041593·41 20 Restoratton ers refn ge rators ranges, Engtne run s Body Ortgtnal 40 M<ri'ORCYCI F.'i/ mattresses dr essers Fo r sate Toys pood les, no Den ts 3 1 OOO/ m1tes couches dmettes recli ners ma te & I fernale $300 each [304) 576-2532 4 WHEfi.FRS grave mon umen ls much (740 )256 11 01 more (740 )4 4 6-4 782 ~ 97 1 Tori no 4 dr ort g~nat 2002 450 S Foreman 4 Gallipolis O H Hrs 11 ·3 (M- Purebred S1bertan Husky pa 1nt runs great $21 00 wheeler $3 I 00 Ca ll pupp19s 3 females, black & (740 )985-3327 or 740-4 16· (740)367·0 139 S) white sable & wht te blue 4249 SPnKnNG eyes masks very mcelu 2002 Yama ha 66 0 Raptor 1985 Trans Am Vtper blue Goons yell ow/black Wormed $ 160 each call w/ ma tchtng ___ 5 0, H 0 5sp Onl y 55 000 (740)992·5885 KBC helmet Excellent mtles w1th T-tops Call Cond1t1on $3 700 (304 )675 A uge r 10/22 Deluxe SS, (740 )446 0350 ' 1015 stam less $Cope, S250 Toy Poodles for sale $300 AK47, $350 each Colors vary (740)367· 1992 Ford Mu stang c onvert Nor1 nco 2004 Fat Boy $ t BOOO Romanian AK47 drum plus 7095 or If no answer call tble Auto Btr CrUISe ttl ! (740)949-3004 4-30 ro clt ps $500 H&K (740)7 10·6471 70 000 actual mtle s usp 40 cat $500 Re m1ngton t:)(celt ent condition S3 750 94 Harley Oav1dso n Ultra FoRSAL E 3 bfls 1100 12 ga (740)446-4053 Ctass•c 10 000 m1te s bl Ue A en'Hf1gton 870 EJCpr ass exce llent condttton $13 500 1995 Ch evy T.ftloe LT 12ga $200 savage 22 L R (740)949-2217 octagon brl pump w/c hp Homegrown Strawbernes E•cellent c9ndt tton emeral d 1984 Honda $200 H1gh standard 22 L A 740 378 6291 Monday thru green/st lver leath er tntert or For sale loaded $7 900 Gol dwtng 55k $3 000 OBO se m1 auto sharpshooter Saturday 8 00 -6 00 65002 ful ly Phone (7 40)441 ·0638 State Route 124 , Reedsv1Ue (740)44 1 7641 S350 (740 )446 2905 Sleeps 6, fully furntshed, 2 row ocean view. Openings from May thru Sept. 446-2206 Mon thru Fri. or leave message HELP WANTED r BASKET BINGO July 7 6 30 Middleport American Leg1on Sponsored by Racone Youth League Advanced tickets: Call Jen Hoback 949-2169 Sale Berber Carpet $5.95 MOLLOHAN CARPETS 446-7444 Drive A Little Save A Lot . Grill Cook Serenity House Send Rl')sume serves victims of domestic P.O. Box 303 Gallicolis OH 45631 (740) 992-2155 .Joint .Jleasant legister (304) 675-1333 A 'e11 11111</11<' & p e1 " " "' ' ~1{1 can'"' clr o 1en <11 French City Craft Mall #255. lde<li Ju • ll' <ellf Gmdrwte1 am/ jot Morher ' · S111en Brothet ' · Gr{mdpamm jor F "tlre1 \ 0 <11 all snufl,lrl be chen 1i1NI f oreoet: • Happy Ad $',flpfJ! JOta ~ c/Allinm&lfl ) 0 ~( ) &~ !en ~ Phillips ( 1 Happy Ad Triad/ SAL _T Counctl Basket Bingo 2 0 games for $ 20.00 Plus 2X games for $10 00 Thursday, June 9 446-6752 or 1-800-942-9577 violence call NOW OPEN FORBES GRAPHICS Business Cards, Flyers, Post Cards, Prints up to 30", Photographic banners, Vinyl cut banners, magnetic sigrts, T-shirts, Hats, Mouse• Pads, Mugs 807 Willow Lane beside PPMS 304-675-6062 '1-fa_p_py 'Bi; rfi d. <gra n dad, WE lOVE YOIJ STill EVEN THOUGH YOU ARf 50 AND OVER THE HilL lOVE, REED, ll/KE, BROOKE HAPPY 50TH ROB PHIWPS .-...-~-.: 6:00pm North Myrtle Beach The Daily Sentinel i DEADLINE 2:00P.M. FRI. CONDOS (740) 446-2342 Tr uck Camper AC TV Ante'nna wtred lor Cable ltke new $6 500 (304)6 75· 3353 95 Dodge truck 4JC4 automatt e S3 000 Call [740)388·00 11 BULLETIN BOARD CHANNEL MARKER ~allipohs !lailp ~rlbune mu th-tuel Ktser Jee p Co rp $600 0 00 Army 2112 Ton Coleman Camptnij Tr aile r Tr uck K1ser Jeep Co rp 12FT 2 K1ng Beds $5 500 Mulh Fuel $4000 00 740- i~~f a!l for Del at ls (304 )6 75 949·0020 1731 JJ-(\'\SI'OJ-(1 \110\ 10 1\ IOillll~ SAil 2004 Forrest R1ver pull camper 29 w/shdeout used very lillie $1 0 000 200 1 Dodge ptckup short" (740)949 0053 bed Mag num V6 Like new . , - - - - - -- - - condttton salvage ltlt e 34 03 ' Jayco Eag le 1·12 S5 500 (740) 44 1 7641 sli de 6ut Lots of eJCtra$ Like new cond 1110n (740) 339· 98 Dod ge 1500 eJCt caD 02 18 4WD V8 92 000 metes $12,5 00 080 Day Apac he 2000 SB foldi ng {740)645-5174 evenmg truck campe r Full equtpp ed (740)44 1 8959 w/elC!ras $5 000 Call Army 5 Ton Semt Truck (74 0)2 56 8171 lLw& GrAIN r & fOR f4R\I Buy or sell R•venne EQL'Il'Mfl\'T Ant1ques i 124 East Matn on SF11 24 E Pomeroy 740 Russ Moore 0"~ F1•ed Rate up 10 36 992·2526 owne r rnonths on New John Deere ComoactTractors & 11DTLB M tSCELLANEOt 'S at Carmichae l EqUipment ~ MERCHANDISE . {740)446·2412 i I Lw-------,..l I!O.\IS &I I\I , I ( J (~ John Deere Aid ing Mowers starttng at $1 399 Fmanctng ::1~-:-=-------, avatlabt e subject to John i10 UPI'IIES vuum Deere Credit approva l You r Block, br tck, sewe r p1pes payment s coul d be as low ...., w1ndows tmtels etc Claude as $39 month wt lh $0 down 22 cu It K1tchefi A•d refng- Winters Rto Grand e O H Carmichael .. Equipment erator White Ice maker Call 740·245·5 12 1 (740)446 24 12 e)(cellent condti/On $275 (740)992·1301 Pl<:'l~ Wtza rd Aldtng Lawn Mower -----~--- .,_ _ _.ii'OiioKiiSioi'Aiilioi.•iio-_ ... 14 5 HP 42 cu t (304)773 Furntture Sal e Mollohan s · 5284 Sofa and cha tr start tng at 2 yea r old m1ntatu re Golden - - - - - $399 Call (740)446-7444 Aetr1 ever female Has a ll Zero Tu rn Z· Tr ak Mowers shots and spayed Outdoor from John Deere avail ab le at Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark pat [740)388-8655 4 9% ft)(ed rate fro Chapel Road Porte r Oh to Carmtchae l Equt pme nl w1th (740)446 74 44 1 677 830- , - - - -- - - 9162 Free EStim ates Easy 9 month old hand lamed John Deere Cred1t approval f1nancmg 90 days sa me as Rambow Lory beautifu l & (740 1 446 24 1 2 cas h Vtsa! Master Ca rd ve ry friendly $400 for Parrot www ca rea com HOUSEH·· ~~OLD 10 I Hnl ' ' 1'1'111 S ANIIQl'E.~ WV Doors open 5:30 B odweii-Porter School Route 160 B1ngo Dobbers $1 00 Longabe rger Baskets Door Pnzes, Con cessions Advance Ticket Sales 256-6661 All proceeds benef1t proj~ct lifesaver BOAT- FOR SALE 1995 Ga mbler 209 TE 20 ', wolh a 1996 A mentra11 Tratler, se llong proce $ 14 000 00 o r best offer Call Twon Oaks FCU at (30 4) 576 -4056 Boat located at Twm Oaks FC U Appl e G rove , WV Spectal fln anc1ng avatlable to qualified appli cants • Public Welcome Gallia County Conservation Club meeting . June 8 D inner 6 30 pm Gallla Me1gs Performong Arts S ummer Sess1on Gallipolis & Midd lep ort 245-9880 L-~ (740) 645-3836 ~~~ �' l'age 06 • 6unba, Qr:luu. -&tntintl Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis · Sunday, June 5, Tw" sll.spects in disappearance · of missing Alabama teen, A2 20 • ' As we get older, we realize that .. ~ ' ' State looking ·at raising fees on fertilizer, feed, A6 • ' "There's no place like home.'' . ' .' -~·· ' . Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :; o Cl · :\ ol. ;;-t. :\o. \ ' , .lliNF (J, :!00,) • """·'")·d:oily-.·ntind. 1·., 11 , of the upper parking lot full'. . . Darnell reported that all the rib vei1dors sold out. The POMEROY_. Nearly 600 people's choice for the title motorcycles fro 1n as . far of "Ohio's Best Ribs" went away as Iowa packed the to J. T. Stovetop, owned_, by parking Io't and overflowed , Terry. Young of We st Umon, onto Comt Street for the who served 800 . pound · of annual Gold Wings and Ribs nbs .. Stovetop also took the Festival, a bang-up opening t1tle m 2004: : for Pomeroy 's riverfront Young sa1d he sold out beFore noon on Saturday and entertainment season. Saturday's sunny w~ather. had to dnve to Parkersburg •a change from the drizzling to get more so he could fmrain of early Friday, brought ISh out the day. By 7 p.m . he out hundreds of area resi- had sold out agam. dents who enjoyed not only New to the festiva! this looking at the . fancy bi.kes, year was an art s~ow m .the_ but talking to their owners, Court Stree_t mtnt-park. Of eating the barbecued ribs the 14 entn~s, Scott Needs and watching the 1ineup of took f~rst, wtth. Juhe ·Proctor fine entertainment. and D~ana Johnson , runners~opular with the festival- up. The people's choice goers were the cruises on the award wenl to Johnson. Spirit of Charleston taken by P~1ze mone~. of $250 was 363 people during the two- dtvtded among the wmners. day event, and the tours of Agam thts year ~he hght Cha~ene Hoefttch/pllotot the working river towboat parades on both Fnday and Nearly 600 motorcyclists from several states came to the 3rd Annual Gold Wings and Ribs brought in by the American ~aturday mghts along the Festival. The overflow from the lower parking lot mo~ed onto Court Street. Electric River n ver tn both Me1gs and Transportation Division. Mason Counties was a treat 961 miles. "Everybody loved the for Bend area residents. . Sunday morning the Gold Page AS cruises on the river and getThe ftrst place wmners 111 Wings and Rib s . Festival • James E. Roof . ting to .tour that towboat," the bike show were. Bub· committee met on the parksaid Paul Darnell, festival Ktng of Jackson, _1800 class; .ing lot to do clean up, , .chairman, who expressed the Darrell Heaberhn of Ironton, review the weekend activ ity committee's appreciation to 1800 cycle . w1th . trailer;_ and begin talking about next A.E.P and the owner of the Denver W1lkmson of year. Darnell s~id everyone Spirit of Charleston for com- Charleston, W. Ya., 1500 got positive feedback and ing. cl!lss; Terry Skinner of · that nobody heard a negative • Confederate ceremony It was apparent that the Sioux City, Iowa, trik and Comment. in Missouri draws·hundreds festival was a great succes s trailer and best of show ; "We appreciate all those from every standpoint. "We John Shuler, Rutland, 1200 attended and helped out and while others protest. ' couldll' t be happier." said class; and Michael Derringer now we have to think about See Page A2 . Darnell. "The crowds,Fpday of Englewood; open class. the-future·;" he said. "If this · • Texas governor signs night and Saturday were Best ,of shbw went to festi.val continues to grow Skinner who on his. '95 then we need manpower. great and everybody seemed abortion bill at church to enjoy themselves. The Honda Gold Wing . with his We're go ing to need help " . . .. school amid protests. rain early on Friday· didn't wife, Cathy, came from · with the workload. But f?r . A new band, Metgs County 4, from the left, Tony Carnahan: Ray See Page A2 really hurt us much." Sioux City, Iowa. He was now we' re just delighted thts Frank, and Dennrs Wolfe, and back, dr~mmer, Ron Gnmm. The popularity of ribs kept also the one coming the far- year's festival was such a delighted festival-goers with bluegrass and country Saturday • PHS class of '65 has afternoon. · the tables down the middle thest to attend the festival-· . success." BY Ct!ARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • Colorado rocks Regs. See Page 81 If.you·are 60 years or o1der and ·need special assistance to ·remain indepe~dently at. home, there is atoll-freenull}.ber to . . •• call where special pebple want t~ · help. . ' ~10'-i ll :!00 Gold Wmgs and Ri~s kicks off Pomeroy's festival season· SPORTS . . I'S • \ . 1 '~800-582-7277 OBITUARIES The Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc. · . unders~ands it is impo~_ant to our ·senior·citizens to safely remain in their homes as long as ·possible. INSIDE reunion. See Page A3 • Race for Ohio's 2nd district heating up in candidate speeChes, ads. SeePage A& Donati11g to Locks of Love· Pu~lic needed to discuss · fate of London Pool BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAilYSENTINEL.COM WEA1HER •.. Call today to see.if you or someone · you love qualifies. • INDEX Whether you call Adams, Brown, ·Gallia, Highland, Jackson, . Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto, or Vinton County "home"·.:. AAA7 .will be·there. 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES . Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 ·' Comics Bs Dear Abby A3 · Editorials Obituari~:s . Sports Weather © 2005 Ohio A4 As B Section A6 valley Publishin& Co. - S.fllnt/~hoto 11:year old Kelsey Butcher of Middlep(lrt had her hair cut forthe first time recently and decided to donate 12.5 inches of that hair to Locks of Love, a nonprofit org<tnization that provides hair pieces to financia.lly disadvantaged children under 18 who suffer from long term medical hair loss. Butcher said, "I hope a kid gets my. hair and likes it a .lot. • Minimum donations to Locks of Love must be 10 inches and. instructions for donations can be found on their website locksoflove.org. Butcher's mother Tammy brought her to the Added Touch Beauty Salon where their family beautician Michelle Price made ttle cut. SYRACUSE A public meeting was sc)leouled for 7 p.m. on Tuesda~. June 14, at the Syracuse . F1re Station to discuss the fate of the London Pool when Syracuse Village Council met Thursday night. Council is interested in gauging the public's ·interest in reopening the pool and the cost that the village may ~boulder in d9ing so. The ,Federal . Emergency Management Agency has approved $57,259 for repairing the pool although it has so far refused to Pl!Y to repair the concrete decking that surrounds the .pool. FEMA's reasoning behind excluding the concrete decking and backfill from the award is that . it believes cracks in the concrete were preexisting, while village officials and village engineer Tim Linn claim they were caused bY. the September 2004 flooding . ~ · The vi IIage estimates the cost. to rep,air the concrete decking and missing backfill . to be $10,500 an,d is appealing FEMA's decision. The good news (besides the fact that FEMA has agreed to the $57.259) is that the Ohio · A stmple reminder about insurance·discounts. A saturday morning ritual kind of reminder. ' AAA7 You need to lnsu~ both your auto and your h!lme.._so ~hy · . ' · not save money 1n the proce$S? 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" The suppon of the state of Ohio is even more good news, but the bad news is even if Syracuse receives all that FEMA . is . willing to give, including money for the concrete decking and backfill, the village will have to come up with the remaining 12.5 percent of the costs for repairs. The village has so far received a few donations for reopening the pool and is in need of any other help the community or county can throw their way in their cause. Strategizing along with gaug- Piease s~ CG••dl AS .' AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE Alf your pro(ection under one roof• . American Fam1ly Mutual lnsuranc:@ Compan~ and its Subsktiaries Amencan Standard Insurance Company of Wisconsin Homo Offlce · Maaioon. WI 53783 Arnencan Fam11y Insurance Compan-, AmeriC.-. S~ Insurance ConJpan-, of Ohio Offlce · Columbus. OH 432~ '*""" "'JJO! 001~ . :vDfi .,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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