https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/22031dd6426e4761cd25095c22a6b160.pdf 77e20dbcbd8a33b9c68cc0bf84bbbbd8 PDF Text Text ; . : ~ .~ Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ' fromPageBl HoWARD FENDRICH I ' ASSCIATEO PRESS WIMBLEDON, EnglandA day before " Wimbledon began, Andy Roddick st~ on a slope overlooking the practice courts at the All England Club. Down below, Roger Federer was going thr6ullh a training session, and Roddtck sneaked a peek. Two weeks later and a short walk away. Roddick got a much closer look in ·the Wimbledon final , and after absorbing a lopsided loss to fall to 1-9 against Federer, the American arrived at two conclusions: . Federer is better than every• one a.t everything, and Rodtiick would love nothing better than to keep trying to defeat the man who's by far the No. I player of their generation and now is being judged against ihe· greats of generations past. · "He's probably as close as has been (o unbeatable." • Roddick said Sunday after losing to Federer at Wimbledon for the third consecutive year. . "I want another crack at him ' · till my record is 1-31. I stili want to go against him again. You want to compete against tne best. He's the measuring stick, so you kind of know AP photo where you are and where you Andy Roddick. of the USA. holds his second-place trophy after go." . being defeated by Roger Federer, of Switzerland, 6-2. 7-6 (2). As talented as Roddick is 6-4 in the Mens' Singles Fin.al on Centre Court' at Wimbledon good enough to win the 2003 U.S. Open. finish No. I that Sunday. year at the age of 21. and now What's vital for Roddick is of the fastest serve and one of make it to the final at the All that he keeps trying to catch the biggest forehands in the England Club two straight up. game. Federer produced more years - he can't come close And that' ~. what he plans lo aces ( 11-7), more forehand to Federer at the moment. do. • winners (14-3), and broke But that's OK. No one can "There's things that Andy Roddick four times to win in on grass. And no one can , con- could do to be , effective straight sets. "All' of them are trying as · sistently, on any surface. against Roger. It's all a leamas ·they can:" Federer liard "The bad news," as three- ing process and it's obviously time Wimbledon winner Boris' gaining confidence in ·some of said. "Obviously. for the next Becker put it, "is Roger is the new things he was trying few years. I'll definitely be a only going to get better." against him ," Roddick's h.ugc favorite ·also for this Since June 2004, Federer is coach, Dean Goldfine, said. tournament. Doesn't mean 98-5 (a .951 winning percent- "His net game is getting beuer necessarily I'll take them all." If he's got a touch of a age) with 15 titles that have and that's obviously one of the come on grass, hard, clay and . keys. If you sit back there and charhpion 's arrogance. he's indoor courts. None of the let Roger hit from the baseline earned it. losses came in finals ami don ' t .pressure him, it's Bjorn Borg an'd Pete (Federer's won a record 21 in tough." , . San'lpras arc the only other a row), though two were in . . The amazing thing about men in the past 60-plus years semifinals at this year's Grand Federer is that he's so versa- to win three consecutive titles. And Slams, against Marat Safin at tile, he <.:an beat anybody in Wimbledon Federer claimed his fifth · the Australian Open and any way, including a demoralRafael Nadal at the French izing tendency to one-up Grand Slam championship at the same age - 23 years, I0 Open, the only major he has opponents in their strengths. In the quarterfinals. Federer months - that Sampras was yet to win and now w\.11 foctts on adding to his collection. faced No. 21-seedcd Fernando when he won the fifth of his Unprompted, . Federer men- Gonzalez, who hits every shot record 14 majors. " He loves playing at tioned those setbacks during as if it's his last. Federer the on-court trophy ceremony matched Gonzalez power for Wimbledon , he loves the Sunday after his close-to-per- power, and displayed dazzling game. Federer's mother, feet performance· beat defense to win in straight sets. l,..ynette, said at the All In the . semitinals, , Federer England Glub . on Sunday. "I Roddick 6-2. 7-6 (2), 6-4. He said the losses in Melbourne faced No. 3-seeded Lleyton hope the tennis world cim reap and Paris meant "the pressure Hewitt. widely considered the benefits from what he is was on" at Wimbledon. best returner in the game and a showing on c0url.' It should , because Federer's After making 33 winners baseline ·expert who's as and only three unforced errors speedy as· they come. Federer sublime tennis and A-Rod's through two sets and , whip- looked every bit as quick and super ·tude are both good for ping passing shots by Roddick adept in lengthy rallies. faced the game. Frpm 1983-03. the at will, Federer was told that only one break point atliT)atch two top-seeded men never met just when it seems as if he while earning eight, and broke in the Wjmbledon 'final ; now ·can't gef any better, he does. Hewitt three times to win in it's happened in consecutive' "It seems like it. yeah ," straight set,. years. Federer said, drawing laughter In .the tina!. Federer faced There's little reason to think from the Centre Court crowd. No. 2-seede<l Roddick, owner it won't· happen \\gain. - would like to go, but•it is not a big priority with me," said Hafner. ·who was not selected for the team despite posting star-quality numbers. Entering the second game of a day-night doubleheader at Jacobs Field against Detroit, Hafner had 16 homers,. 56 RB!s and a .313 avenagdn 73 games·. Much . of the product ion came over a tornd stretch of etgh! games since June 27, dunng which he hit .500 t 16-for-32) with five homer' and 16 RBls. ·'Hafner has picked it up," said Detroit manager Alan Trammell . "I remember · when we voted. I looked at him and I want to say he was hitting in the .280s. If we were picking (now): he would have been considered a little more." A year ago, Hafner was in the running for the final spot on the AL tea'm, but lost in a lan<lslide vote by the fans to Hideki Matsui of the New York ·Yankees. "I want no part of that again," said Hafner. ·~when Matsui is on the ballot, you have no chance." · Reds ·from, Page BI had a huge day for us." Ryan Wagner (3-2) pitched two innings for his first win since May 27. Kent Mercker allowed baek-to-back doubles to pinch-hitter Pedro · Feliz and Moises Alou to start the ninth - Griffey said he couldn't see either ball- and was repk\ced by Belisle, who got the tina! three outs fpr his first major league save. · "I love it!'' he said. "It was awesome." San Francisco's J.T. Snow doubled among his three hits, drove in two runs, and made a remarkable stop at fir~! with the bases loaded in the second. He dove to knock the ball down, then threw from a seated position on ·the ground to nitcher Kirk Rueter on the btr:. iiou had iwo RBI doubles and Michael Tucker doubled twice, had an RBI single and Armstrong from PageBI move in front again . . Then, Armstrong - who has worn the leader's jersey r{tore than 60 times - will truly consider himself on track for a seventh straight title before retirement. For the past two years , Armstrong's team won , the team time trial for the U.S. Postal Ser.vice squad. Now he wants to win for new Sponsor Discovery Chan ne I in the nine' man discipline - i' 41.9-mile ride from Tours to Blois. · "It's critical in that you can gain time and every second counts," Armstrong said. "It's good for the morale and good · for the team to show they are strong. We've been lucky enough to win the last two years and we 'd like to try again." A strong showing could bolster hi s advantage. The Texan leads Jan Ullrich·by 66 .seconds, Alexandre Vinokourov by 51 and Ivan Basso by 84. "I can' t go to bed at night thinking I00 r,ercent we' re going to win,' he said. '' I think we're up against some strong teams. It 's critical at the end to ride steady becau se the course will be going up ' being on the 15-day disabled list with a sore right shoulder, but said he knows :it is the wise fbing to do for the team. Betancourt has been a key co~ in tbe Indians' bullpen, gmpg 2-2 with a, 2.21 ERA and 38 strikeouts in 36 2-3 innings. "I feel · bad right now because I'm the first one to go down," said Betancourt. 'The bullpe'n is strong and we work ·with each other. J really !eel sad becauSe when PAIN IN THE NECK: I come to the ba!!parkJ know Casey Blake continues to- be I'm not going to-PKlY· · bothered by a strained neck. 'The big thing is to g!!l, ·•r d give it a go," said the ready for the final three Indians' out11eldcr-third months of the season when baseman when asked if he. hopefully I can help this team when it really counts." could play Monday. He winced as he answered, BASELINES: Third basehowever, as he gingerly tried to tum and face re_P?rters man Aaron Boone missed the first game to be with wife asking about his cond1tion. "It feels like I've pinched a Laura. who delivered the nerve or something,'.' Blake couple's first baby, a boy. said. 'T ve had something a Boone was in unifonm, but little like this before and have did not start the second been able to play trnough it. I game .... Hall of Farner Bob tried Saturday and it locked Feller, 86, threw out the ceremonial first pitch before. upon me. "1'\tey had a chiropractor. game two and got a standing .come m before the first game ovation .... The Indians had a today and he twisted a couple promotiGn where fans could things. I feel a li,ttle better, buy hot dogs for only $1 during the doubleheader, More but not much. than 55.000 were sold in the FEELING BAD AND first . game and the team SAD: Right-.hander Rafael expected to exceed that figBetancourt is. unhappy at ure in the nightcap. .In 2004, Hafner had some fun with the vote, using his odd nickname of "Prank" to start a campaign that included a groundswell of support from his ·home state of North Dakota. "I carried the home folks, but so did Matsui," Hafner said after the Yankees star got millions of Internet votes from Japan. ',' Let's just say I was at a distinct disadvantage." · Rutland parade scored three runs for the The right-hander was tagged . Giants, who lost their third for seven runs mi three hits · straight following a four- and he walked two. Rueter allowed a seasongame winning streak: After San Francisco went high three homers·after giving ahead on Deivi Cruz's solo up only four homers m 17 home run in the lifth, the previous ·games against the Reds tied the game at 8 in the Reds. . sixth when Rich Aurilia Rueter, who hasn't won scored on a passed ball by since beating the Astros in Jack Taschner, which spoiled Houston on May 13, also saw a chance for. Jeremy Accardo his winless stretch reach nine (0-2) to notch his first major starts and he has a five~game league win. · losing streak during that span. Elizardo Ramirez, recalled He allowed seven runs and before the game from Triple- nine hits. in four innings, A Louisville and sent back struc)< out two and walked down afterward, failed to pick four. up his first major league vicManager Felipe Alou said tory in his ·fourth big league atierward the Giants would start. He has allowed a home discuss whether to keep the . run in each star.t. This was his first start since May 26 and struggling left-hander in the first appearance since June 3. rotation. "It's. an uphill battle," he The Giants scored the tying said of the rotation. "Coming . r-un in the fourth when Ramirez failed to hold onto a into spring tmining, )lie had . throw from Felipe Lopez try- · what I thought was a ~ery ing to complete a double play good situation with the .ing rotation. W. ' ring at fir!;t. Ramirez gave up a single to enough runs...t win games. Snow moments later. and he You say .we need Barry was done atier 3 2-3 imiings. Bonds, but this team hits." Coming Friday, July 29,2005 .' Daily The Sen~inel .The Daily Sentinel :Saby Edition is .a Special Edition filled with photographs of local children .• ages newborn to four years old. The Baby Edition will appear in the July 29th issue. Be sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! Tristan Roach Son of Charles II. 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SPORTS '· • Lance takes the lead, See Page 81 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY City National _Bank is closing its Pomeroy branch and consolidating all accounts to its Mason, W.Va. branch due to space limitations in downtown. City National Bank Vice• president ' of Retail Craig Stilwell said the Pomeroy branch was closing due to the ' "challenges of the facility." "The fadlity has never been ideal because it's not a full service branch," Stilwell said. "It's hard to operate a branch without a drive-up ATM. We're a small office tucked into the downtown" area which limits how much growth we can have . When the lease came ,up we decided not to renew." Stilwell acknowledged that recent llooding sustained by the facility was a factor but it was not. a major one. In fact the building · had undergone two remodels in 18 months. "Flooding was not a l'najor factor," he added. "If it was a situation where we had a full .service facility we would have continued to brace for the llnoding just like the other downtown merchants and let the Ohio River run it 's course." . Stilwell says that full service facility can be found at the Mason. W.Va. brunch, ;tdding that the drive-up facility has been enhanced, the ATM has been upgraded and evening hours arc availahle to accommodate a larger clientele . Employees from the Pomeroy branch e<m abo be found at the Mason and Ne w Ha ven . W.Va. branches. No one from the Pomeroy branch lost their job due to the consol idatiop. Association pledges funds to July 4 pool party BY BRIAN J. REED MIDDLEPORT The Mid\lleport Community Association will donate up to $2 ,000 to help defray costs associated with the July 4 pool Page A5 party at Middleport pool , and • Martha Chain, 88 members hope the party will • James Cunningham, 84 be .incorporated into the Village's annual Independence • Roy. Dowell, 61 Day observan<.:c when it's • Richard Fick, Sr., 81 revived next year. At Tuesday's monthly • Roger Russell, 83 meeting of the assoGiation. members discussed the success of the pool party, organized by pool managers Dale Riffle .and Jim Brewer and a committee of local citizens . • Sayre receives Riftle and Brewer had Rice Scholarship. planned July 4 events at the See Page -A3 pool before the community\ celebration was canceled last • Bank issues advisory. . month. but then decided to See Page A5 work with' volunteers to • Possible Rehnquist expand the scope of those retirement offers prospect events once the Association announced plans to cancel the of double vacancy at festivities in Dave Diles Park. Supreme Court. Yesterday. lhe membership voted to pay expenses See Page A5 associated with the party, • Ohio joins states. such as food , prizes , extra allowing Medicaid-paid payroll expenses, . and other costs, using funds originally assisted iiving. donated for the community's See Page A6 July 4 celebration and fireworks display. . ' Association Vice President Tom Dooley said donors. WEATHER who had contributed $4.000 toward the annual celebration. were contacted after the association canceled the July 4 program . Some of the donors asked that their dona-· tions be returned, but others allowed the association to keep their 'donations $2,120 in all - and to use· the funds at the discretion of the association . " Being able to use those Details on Paee A6 donations to benefit the community's July 4 celebration was ihe most gratifying part of the entire situation," Dooley said about the cancelation of the traditional cele2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES bration . "I hope next year the Calendars · A3 Association dm work with Classifieds 82-4 the pool managers and incorporate the pool party and the ·fes!ivities in Dave Diles Park Comics to make a day-long event." "This is a good coll<~bora­ Dear Abby A3 ti ve project that benefits · Editorials A4\. everyone.'' The Association also voted Obituaries As to make two $150 donations to the United Fund for Meigs B Section County and the River City · Sports ' Players, which tntditionally , A6 , sell concessions in the park Weather Plene see Move, AS BY BETH SERGENT BSERGE N T @ M Y D~ILYS E ~T I NE L .CO M POMEROY - State Senator · Joy"Pmlgett <R -Co,hocton) will be " guest reade r during children's story hour' at 2 p.m. today at tk Pomeroy Library. . Padgell will he joined by sp,ecial guest readers from the Pomeroy/ Middleport Lions Cluh Brenda Barnhart and Meig s Coun ty Sheriff Robert Bee~le . The rcade'r., will he demon- OBITUARIES strating the ir ;1bil i t i e ~ to see the words on the page. an ability that so me children do not possess whi ch is wh y the ·:Wild About Eye, .. exhibit will also be at the library >tart- INSIDE Please see Pledges, AS "Pom(:roy ha:-. ~c cn t.l good site for I" despiiC som·e o f lfte chaiiC.. ge,." S1ilwcll said. "But .' it 's fairl y limited in its a ccc ~~ am1 nlo:-.1 cu..,torn ers want us to ha i'C a dri 1c-thru like !he Masmt office ... ,After the cl"" "·c nf lhe Pomeroy hra nl'lt City Naiional Bank. 11 h"'c corpora to; offices arc ba ,cd tn "Wild About Eyes" exhibit and Senator Padgett·at Pomeroy Library today BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ._ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . 1 .. - - - - - - - - - WEUN ESI>AY, JULY (•,, 2005 !.!!.!!.! ns 2005. of the Year, A3· ,. INDEX Plctur~s must be In by Friday July 22nd, 2005. Pictures can be picked up after August 1st, Southern Athletes ~nnersannounced,A3 ' EXTRA! EXTRA! 1 and down ." Zabriskie said. "He asked me Ullrich and Vinokourov if he could have a turn." will ' ride for the T-Mobile Zabriskie · , fears team while Basso races for Armstrong's turn is immiTeam <;:SC, as doe s nent. , Zabriskie. Zabriskie finished "Holding onto the lead is in 56th pla.ce in Monday's going to be ·really tough." he 133-lllik leg, which started . said. from · La Chataigneraie in ' Time losses are limited western · France and snaked during the ,team tin]e trial toward tne medi'eval city of after a rule change was put in Tours. place before the 2004 Tour. Booncn won in 4 hours, 36 The last of the 21 teams comminutes, 9 seconds .and kept ·. peting will concede a l'naxi-· the green jers~ y as the best · mum .. of three minutes no sprinter. Peter Wrolich of matter how far behind it finAustria was second and ishes. Stuart O'Grady of Australia The team placing second was third . ' ~ · loses a ma ximum of 20 secArmstrong loathe\ such 1lat onds while third and fourth stages and was relieved sim- place give away no more than ply to have avoi<.kd an acci- 30 and 40 seconds. respecdent.. Two years ago. he was tively. This soften s the blow <.: aught in a 35-rider crash on in case of a heavy loss. but it the Tour an..! was. lucky .to also nullifies the impact of escape with cuts and bruises. catching Armstrong on a bad '' Day s lik e today aren' t da y.. The · main threats to necessaril y my idea of a gre a~ time." he said. ' "Everybody Armstroitg 's team are Team does something a little bit CSC and Phonak - led by crazy in front of YOl! on the his former US. Postal le<!m· fini sh... mate Floyd Landi s and feaArm stro ng stayed in the turing former world time trial middle of the pack as f<~ rm e rs champion Santiago Botero. L1st year, Phonak fini shed put down their too ls and vil lagers gazed from ston e jn second 'place. Team CSC is houses at the mass of cycli sts ~ onfid e nt of improving on streaming past in a mili1ary- firth place. , "We've heett training hard like unit. He eve n found time to chat with Zahri , kic ,' hi s 0 11 thi s course." .>aid Bjarne former teammat e at U.S. Rii , , the 1996 Tour winner now wa<.: hing the team . '·' And Postal. ' "Lance was telling me to I think we're ready." ') JUSt enJoy the ydlow jersey. :' ...- . Tuesday, Julys. 2005 . Notebook Roddick on the outside looking in BY . ' Brian J. Reed/photos ing today through .Jul y 26. "Wild Ahnlll Ev es" i, a Tim Baum of Baum Lumber in Chester and Sheriff Robert Beegle load donated building suptraveling exhihi! th:1t PreYe nt plies for use in Beegle 's jail renovation . Baum has don:eted floor ti le and hundreds of dollars BI'imlitc" Ohi<1 l1:" liclcl in other materials toward the project . oped tu Clll'oumgc chi ldren to be awme of th e illlpllrt ann.· of their v i~ i on and e y~: t: ar('. Am<mda Bai ley nf the Me igs County District Public Library BY BRIAN J. REED . rates could cause problems in The county pays $55 per said that. " By rrnvidi ng this BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINE~. C OM other areas of the .sheriff's day. per bed, under contracts prograHl al the Pom eroy operations - in<.:luding pay- 1Vith the Southeastern Ohio POMEROY . - Meigs roll , Beegle said !;1St week. Regional Jail in Nelsonville Library durin g the children's County Sheriff Robert Beegle 'T ve ~ot to gci the Jail and Washington County Jail summer r.cading progmm. it hopes ,.to re-open the Meigs opened by .the end of July," in Marietta. There is also gi ves k1ds and their parellls a -County Jail by thll end of July. Beegle said. "It's going to si.gnificant cost involved in wondc1i'ul opportunit y to read Beyond that time. contin - ha vy Ill be done· be~ a use the transporting prisoners to .and ahnut subjects ..:ont·erning l:!)'e ued use of outside jail space housing funds arc needed in from court appearances from health and sal"'lv." "Wild Abmll f:yc., .. i, a travthose outside jails ·and otheven at negotiated contract other areas ,'' .eling cxltibit tit ell gil'cs partiders. Beegle said. Beegle is using donaled pants hand s-on experience and materials. cash contributions knowledge to make informed from local residents . and and healthy dce~s ion ' regardcommunity organization s. in!!. the care of thei r eve~ : l lsing bowling ha ib. hand and ~olunt e er labor to he ld pad dk ' thai , jmul:ite upgrade the jail. which wa.\ ey ~ di-:t\hl'' an d an c~ · c ,afeclosed two ye ~trs ago by former Sheriff lblph Tru ~ .,~ll . tv matchinu ~a m c . t he L' \ hi hBc~glc hopes using tlte jai l as ii k ~> partic ip:uil ' .1cc for a five-day holding facility thi.' Jll :-o L'h L' "> ~1\IW ti l L' l'Y C for minor ollenders will 'worb . It ha > four k arn1i1g relieve the budgetary burden stiltinns that pnH"iLlc:-. hand sof paying for jail bed·, in on intl'raL'li \'e vj, j\111 ex pt•ri encc \ for children and adults. other facilities . "Wild Ahnu1 EI'C>.. was So far. 'he has rece iV'e d hi' • Prc l'cnt $9.292 in donations to the develope..! Blindne" · Ohio · and the project. Boonshort Mu,ctllll of County commissioners are . by state law. re sponsible for Discm·c,y in Dayton. It i' lundthe housing. food and med- eo by the Ohio Dcpanmcnt of ical care expenses associated Health. Bureau of Chil d and with prisoners in county cus- Famil y Hc·alth Sen icc' and the tody. However. funds appi·n- Save Om Si ~ht PmL!ram . The lthrar\•, 2<KI~ Children's priated for those expense s Summer Rc-adin:. : Pn,:..: ra m has but not spent have. in the a th ~ml' · o!" ··oni!.!Pil ~~ Dreams past , been made ava ilabl e for other sheriff's depanment amJ Darin!.! Dec~b. .. and each expenses - including \\'ages chilli i:-. t.::ll~C( l li ra~t.·d Il l rL~<tJ at for deputies . , lea~t twn hnm~. . ?t \\ eck \\ ith a As of the, end of June . hook of thcir cht~i~c ~ "'TI1c summer r'L'adi n ~ prn- _.. $86.426 remained in Beegle \ gram uive:-. \..'l1ildrcn. and aJull ~ $24:1 .039 salaries line item. lime t0 t:~pll\1"\.~ 1\.'_adiJtg Pf'li~m~ and Be~g l e said upon ass umin e offi ce in Januarv that lav- tn a:-.:.. r:-.tm pnnnnll ng. a\'·:an~ n~ ~ s.. 111 man' . . ubit.'(b area:-. that m;_t\ otl\ mi ght he neces',:u-y if till' .. he un!~~mll i;..,r H) them. like c.::ve State Senator Joy .Padgett. R-Coshocton , and Sheriff Robert Please see Beegle, AS Beegle inspect Work completed to date m the Meigs County Jail. hcal\h .111d "''~! ) ... Baile-) ,.,;d. Beegle sets end of July as jail deadline . ' �- . ' ~ PageA2 NATION • .WORLD . The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, July 6, 2005 . ' Bush thanks Denmark for Iraq help; mulls Reputed terror boss Supreme Court nomination ·at home says Iraqi army as '!'~ch an enemy as Amencans Bv TPM RAUM ASSOC IATED PRESS WRITER ·' CO PENHAGEN , Denmark - President Bu sh thanked Iraq ally Denmmk on Tuesday in Copenhagen and mulled hi s dec·isi on on a Supreme Court nominalion he' ll soon make at . home. On his way loan inlernalipnal economic sum mil in Scotland. Bu sh reviewed res ume s and' o1her malerial un polenlial cou n nominees 10 rep!ace re1 irin g Sandra Day 0 Connor . . ·Press Secrclary Scu ll McCle ll an said lhe pres ident woulu lake severa l weeks to find a sun.:e:-o~or. blll he di smis., cd the idea I hat Bu sh mighl hold •IP hi s dec ision in order to give libera l group s le s- lime to criti cize it before Se nate con firm ation ht>.a c in~ s can be held. • " He's llll)\ ' Jil~ ft) n vard now. " McCk i"ian .'aid. " He ' s commillcd Ill moving forwanl 111 a limc ly m·an ner. 11 The presidc m has sa id l1e wants 1o ha1·e a new JUSiice confirmed ·named and before lhe coun beg in s iiS new term in Oc 1nbcr Mc Clellan woulu . not spe.c ulale abou l whose names migl] t be on lhc li sl · 1ha t Bush looked over on lhe 7 1/2-hour fli~hl from Washinglon. " More than a half dozen people are unde r considcralio n fur Bush's first Supreme Co urt no minaliun . Mc·Ciellan to ld reporlers uboard Air Force One. Bush arrived in De nmark rn a li ghl drin le Tuesday ~ven in g and was spendin!.! the niih1 in a roy al palace· on t he mnskins of 1own . He was gre eted l) y Queen Margr.elhe and mu sic from a fife and drum corps. He will j(>in leaders of seven o1her majn r induslria·J nalion s in the Scottish resort of Gleneagles on -Factories orders rise 2.9 percent in May BY JEANNINE AVERSA ' AP ECONOMICS WRITER I l ' I· I WASH INGTON L'.S. factories saw orders rise bv 2.9· perce nl in · May, the biggest ~ai n in 14 monlhs. with most of the slrength rellecl ing mbust uemand fo r airplanes and pans. The sizable advance came :tfter 0.7 percent increases reg- . islered in bolh March and April. the Commerce De partment reponed on ruesday. While lhe pickup in Mily wao; o,\dc<)me. I he lmesl \napshm of ;nan ufacturin g: activity showed hat improvemem~ across various sec1ors were uneven. New bookings for machinery · and computers ldl .in May. Orders for cars and primary metals. includ in~ sleel. · were llat. Bul Jemaiiu"lor airplane,, household appliances and furniture all posted gains. Orders lor .food prodycl' and alothing Jlso wenl up. "On ttverag.e munuf[ICturing is doin2 OK. but with a' UJt of individual indLjstry ,.,uialion... ;aid Ken Mayland. pre,;ident of ClcarView Economic. . . The "'erall perl'c)llllance 111 71>hi} ""' dche 10 lhe 3 percenl :ncre;.l\~ in ordero.; to factorie.., that ~co,;om i-.,r... \\Crc forecastmg before 1he repon was relea;;ed. · Excluding orders for airplaoes and oth~r. transportalion equipmenL though. fac10ry orders dipped by 0. 1 percent in May. Thi s category saw orders decline by 0.4 percenl in April. ManufaciUring. hanjeSI hil by the 200 I recession. has somelime' had a bump) road to recoverv. Sill I. fac10rv aui'. ity is con;idcrcd 10 be In good 'hape despite the toll of high energy prices and increa...e> in the costs of some raw mmcrials. . BY MARIAM FAM ASSOCIATED PRESS WR ITER '"' AP Photo U.S. President George W. Bush . .second right, and (irst lady Laura Bush, right, are welcomed by . Denma~k·s Queen Margrethe II. left, and Prince Henrik upon the ir arrival at Fredensborg Pa lace Tuesday 1n Fredensborg. Denmark. Pres ident Bush begins his fourth trip to Eu rope this year in De nma rk. dining with roy.a lty and say1ng thanks to a wartime ally. He ends his visit in Scotland, where rich nations are being asked to do more to ease poverty in Africa. Wedne sda y for lhree da ys in on "a handful'' of names " It's a real priority and o f lalks. Thi s year's Group over ·the next. few weeks. so methin g the pre sident o f Ei~ ht summit is focused He di scounted speculation asked and was brie fe d on on aid to Afr ica but divided that another se al mi ght lhi s morning.'' Hadley said. over a st ralegy to comb<lj open in th e near term , per- . One SEAL has been re sglobal warm ing. ha ps wilh the re tiremenl of cued and I he bodies of two Firs!. Bu~h mcels Chief Jusli ce Willi.am olhe;s were recovered Wedn esda y wilh Denmark's Rehnqui sl. who ba s bee n Munday: pnm e 111 1111 ster. Anders . trealed for ib yrold cance r. On Sli ll anolher subjecl, Fogh Ra smusse n: The pres· On. ano lher · sub ;e.cl. "Hadley said more needs to 1dent ancl IHs w1 le. Laura. Bush s na11onal secunly be learned about 1he pr.owere also to altend a '>~n- ad v1se r. Siephen Hadl ey. posed 1akeover ., of the cheon ho sted by the quce.n who also briefed reporle!·s Unocal Oil Co rp. by state-owned and her French -born hu s- aboard A1r Force One, sa 1d C hina 's b•111d. Prin,·e Henrik. he expecls ib e Tal iban and CNOOC Lid Bu sll bro ught persona l al -Qa ida lo make a concen Some 1;1embers of ed et'fo rl 10 derail e lec tion s C h d h tha nk s to. lhl·s S··andinavi,·m ' on gress ave warne t e counlry for it s support. on in Afghan iSian slated for $ 18.5 billion takeover bid Iraq . Denmark ha s abou t · the fall announced Ias1 month cou ld 500 lroops in soulhern Iraq. "I lhin k you·re go in g lo pose risks 10 U.S . national It was Bush" s founh 1rip see some viol ence· bel ween sec urily, and they , have 10 Euri>pe_ I hi s yea r. now a nd ·september.'" ca lled' for a full review by Briefing papers sludi ed Hadley said. the Bu sh administration . • by Bu sh included back Hadl ey a lso sa id lh e '' When a fore ign governgro und information on the United States was "doing menl-owned co mpan y careers and personal li ves everyth in g we can to find " acquire s a··u .s . company, it of prospective jLmic es· ~nd I he . remain ing member of a raises some que sti ons. ll 's ke y rulings !hey have made. 'fuur-man Na vy SEAL com- obviously something we' re McCle llan said. mando team thai is mis sing go in g 10 have to · look at," He said Bu sh wou ld hom e in Afghanistan. Hadley said. Militants storm·Hindu shrine complex in India; six killed · BY BISWAJEET BANERJEE I he hirthplacc Coming Thursday in the Sentinel ... "cpfaceJ f(J ~ 0' T/tnng~ f€J JP€J EXTRA! EXTRA! or Ram. 1he high- esl god in the Hindu panlheon, bul Musl1ms say !here is no AYODHYA. India - A sui- proof of thai claiin.The dispme cide bomber blew up a securily is still .working its way through fence Tuesday and gunmen · India\ courts. · used the breach 10 storm a Ayodhya is guarded at all Hindu · shrine complex a1 the times by thousands of troops. center of Hindu-Muslim slrife. and the site has multiple :barriseninQ off a 1wo-hour ~unbaule , cades where visitors are fri sked. that lett all six anackers dead. Security is so tight .that even police said. pens. pencils. · lighters and An attacker in a jeep blew · mmc~boxcs m·e prohibi1ed. hi1melf up..with the blasl learSecurity oflicials in New ing 4. hok in iron rail ings sur- Delhi said they were able lo rounding lhc shrine and allow- repulse the allack re lali vely ing the other tive attackers 10 qu ickl y because intellige nce gel within 50 yards of the 1em- repo11s had ind icaled thai mili-· pie's inner sanc1um. police said. t<ml groups were planning to Atier lhe gunbaltle. I he · all<iCk religious siles. · attackers· bodies were sprawled Prime Minislcr Manmohan on ihe grounds. and hundreds of Singh strongly condemned the local residenls converged on the attack and said the ~ovcmmcm complex. Three 'ecurily guard' would Jeal linnly ~vith lcrrurwere wounded in the bailie. and , ·ists poli ce said 1hey recovered four ' "All stale govemments have AK-47 <LSsaull rilles. one car- been alertcd ~to take adequme bine rille. 17 li ve grenades and precautions 10 · protect monuone small rncke1 launcher from mcnts. · security inslallations. the attackers. relig ious places. Particular The sile. about350 miles easl altenl iun has been drawn of Ne_w Delhi. is claimed by toward rnainlaining cont'munal both Hindus and Muslims. <md harmony. peace ancl public lhe auack appeared re ligiou>ly order.'' said Singh's spokesman. molivated. although no claim of Sanjay Bmu. responsibili1y .wa~ made and . The auack triggered a quick police didn'l blame any group. reaction in HyderJbad. about Hindu nationali'h qi1ickly 680 miles soulh of New Delhi. polnled a li nger al Pakistan- . Police mTeSted 20 Hindu backed Muslim militanh fro m mllionalisls protesting whal -the lndiwH<inrrnlled JX>rtinn of 1hcy said was PakiSian's Kashmir. and said lhc incidenl inn)IVCI11l'nl. n1CI' humed lhc prmcd -India\ recent peace Pak<,l<tni nalionai tlag and a m·enures wilh hlamabad were p:~pcr dtigy of Paki st;m a failure. Pre.s iJ ~nl Gen. Pcncl Pakistan condemned lhe Musharraf..police said. . attack. a~ did the largest milillml The oppo,ition Bhara1iya group in Ka.,hmir. Hezb-ul Janal;l Part1 called for addilionMujahedeen . India and aJ demonsir.11ions. Pak~stan are pursuing peace U1e violence wa' the lirs1 alter years of acrimony. major attack on a Hindu temple n1e sprawling 80-acre com- sile since a 2002 assaull on the plex has seen previous vin- Ahhardhani temple i~t \WStem lence. In 1992. Hindu nalional- Gujaral slat'e whi<;h lefl 32 peuiqs demolished a 16th century . pie dead. Thai allack was :vfu,Jim mo<.que on lhe sile. blmned on the PakiSian-based ·,parking rials lhal killed mone L L,hk•u·-c Ta) yaba group lhan 2J)(X) people. one of more thm1 a dtllcn ~ucrHindu leaders claim 1he rilla gri>ups · tighti1ig - for mo,que wa.' built by Mogul Kashmir\ independence or its ruler, on the sile of a sacred mer~er 11 ilh mosll) Muslim Hindu lemple . They believe il is Pakistan. BAGHDAD. Iraq - The reputed leader .of al-Qaida in Iraq said the Iraqi army is as great an enemy as the · Americans and announced the formation of a new terror command to fight Iraq's biggest Shiite militia, in an audiotape lound Wednesday -on the Internet . . The comments, purportedly from Abu Musab ai-Z;Irqawi , appeared aimed at discouraging .armed Iraqi groups from entering talks with the Iraqi go'vemme nt The tape challenged critics who maintain that fighting .u.s. troops is legitimate, but who oppose attacks on Iraqi forces. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and olher oflicials haye said U.S. representatives have participated in meet. ings wilh Sunni insurgents in an effon to help the Iraqi government draw militants inio the political process. "Some say that the resistance is divided into two groups - an honorable resistance thatlighls the nonbeliever-occupier and a dishonorable resistance that fights Iraqis." the speake r said. "We announce that the Iraqi army is an army of apostates and n\ercenaries that has allied itself with the Crusade rs and came to destroy Islam and fight Muslims. We will fight it" The speaker tacitly acknowledged pr~ssure to abandon the stru ggle againsl the Americans and their Iraqi allies, s<lying he was "saddened and burdened" by people "advising me not to persist in fighting in Iraq." '' · He also said the Americans began speaki hg of negotiations 10 end the conflict after alQaida' had "humiliated" U.S. forces on the battlefield. Rumsfeld has acknowledged lhat U.S. uflicials have met with some insurgents in an effort io pull them into the political process, but he has in sisted the talks did not involve negotiations with aiZarqawi and other suspected · terrorists. · It was impossible to determine whether the speaker was al-Zarqawi, although the voice sounded like ones on tapes U.S. officials have acknowledged were made by the Jordanian-born terror mastermind. It could also nol be determined when the speech was delivered, although the speaker refers to code names for U.S . milita1y operations launched in recent weeks. ... AI-Zarqawi 's attacks agai nst Iraqi Shiites, who comprise an estimated 60 percent of the country's 26 million people, have raised fears thai this nation could descend into civil war. In Jordan, meanwhile, police arrested al-Zatqawi' s spiritual mentor Tuesday as he was being interviewed on AIJazee ra telev ision, his first public appearance since hi s release from prison lasl week, the Arab satellile channel said. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Coming Friday, July 29, 2005 The Daily Sentinel Son of Charles &. April Roach ' Gallipolis The Daily Sentinel Baby Edition is a Special Edition filled with photographs of local children · ages newborn to four years.old. The Baby Edition will appear in the July 29th issue. Be·sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! Pictures must be In by Friday July 22nd , 2005. Pictures can be picked up alter'August.1st, 2005. Complele the form below and enclose a snapshot or. wallet sized picture plus a 57.00 charge for each photograph. If more than one child is in ,the pict,ure, · please enclose an additi onal $2.00 per child . Enclose payment with picture. Send to: • '· \ -------- .--- . ----~- ·------------~-~~--~----------~ Child's Name (s) & Age (s): _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _--:---c----1 1----------------------,---------------~------------ l 1 Parenfs Name: _ _ _-,-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:___ _ _ __ : City & State:_ _ _-,-_ _ ___::___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:__ _ __ 1 ••• . Community Calen~ar · Clubs and organizations I}ageA3 ·B Y THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Wedhesday, July 6l 2oos Rutland parade winners announced .. lowed by lhe regular meeling · of Racine Village Council at 7:30p.m .. Sunday, July 10 PORTI.AND -S pani shlang"age Mass at Our Lady of ·Guadalupe Mission, Harri s Farms on· Ohio 124. MiniSiry of Sacred Heart . t hu.rch, Pomeroy. Tuesday, July 12 . Thursday, July 7 _ DARWIN - Bedford TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 Ladies . To!"'nship Trustees, public Aux iliary will hold !heir regu- meeting on 2006 budget. 7 lar meeting al ? p.m . at I he haiL p.m., 1own hall. Regular meet- · ing follows. · . WednesdHy, July 15 LANGSV ILLE - 'Gene and Trina William s of POM~~~~Y·. Ju_ly ~odern Barboursville, W. Va. 10 minisWoodmen of America Annual ler and sing al Langsvilie Full Wednesday, July 6 PAGEVILLE _ Scipio Picnjc/Hometown Hero Gospel Church. Ohio 124 ncar To.wnship Trustees regular Potluck . Dinner, · 12:30 p.m .. Rutland. 7 p.m. nighll y. meeting will be at 6:30p.m. at • northbound roadside park on Paigeville Town Hall. U.S. 33..Canip to fu~nish ham . ALFRED _ Orange chicken, plates, napkins and Townsh.ip Tru>1ees, public si lverware. Bring drink~ and Saturday, July 9 hearing on 2006 budge!, fol- covered dish. Door prize draw: POMEROY - The mmual lowed by regu lar meeting, 7:30 ing will be held . re union of relatives of Edgar p.m., al the home of the clerk. and Addie Reed Blake will be Osie Follrod. held al noon at the Zion Church Al,BANY -· Col umbi a of Christ on ROLIIe 143. Meal Township Trustees will meet at . Thursday, July 7 7:30p.m. althe lire station . COOLVILLE - Revival w\11 be furnished, the resl of ser'vices at 7 p.m . throu gh meal potluck. Take pictures and Monday, July 11 Saturday a1 Graham Chapel other genealogy i1ems for disSYRACUSE - Syracuse Churrh, Lodi Township Road play. RACINE - Reunion of the Water Board wiII meel at 7 90 off Coolville Ridge Road . p.m. Ul vi llage ·hall. John El swick is eva~ gelisl. Charles and Fannie Beaver fmnRACINE- A public hear- Singing will be Many Short, ily will be held al Siar Mill Park ing on lhe 2006 budgel. 7 p.m__ Ray and Delores Cundiff and in Racine. Lunch at 12 :30 p.m. in COLIneil 's chambers, to I- Sandra Wise. Take a covered dish. Public meetings Reunion.s Church events Brian J. Reed / photos Representing winning entries in the Ju ly 4 parade in Rutland on Saturday were: front. 1-r. Cassandra Dav1s, Jake Roush and Jordan Rous11 of the Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Chelsey Pullins and Ern.ily Pull ins. best miscellaneous entry, and Devon Buffington. Back. 1-r . are Brittany Hysell and Dakota Smith of the Rutl and thurch of the Nazarene. Angela Keesee. best •equestrian unit, Joy Searlies and Donald Hysell. Jr. and Arnold Priddy. best auto 'entries. ' Pret~en .girl with boyfriend is still too young to date DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend ,>: heated on me and I'm only 12' We were going oul for nine months. and one day afler sc hool, I saw him ki ssing a girl in back of I he sc hoo l building. He's . 14~ and she is older than him. Am I too you ng to be dealing wilh this 'kind of problem? .Heck, am I too you ng to have a boyfrie nd . at alP . Please answer this, Abby. I . need advice. - " KITTY' IN ARIZONA DEAR KITTY: I'm sure it was a blow seeing someone you. th ought you had an exclus ive relationship with kissing someone else . The years between 10 and 13 can be a particularly difficult time for ~i ris. You are no longer a little girl, and you are not yet a leenager. (There used to be a saying, "Too.old for toys · and too young for . boys," that describes the situation.) At your age, if you arc "going out" at all, it shou ld be in groups. I'm not saying that you shouldn' t be 'interested in boys - this won't be the last one you have. romantic feeling s for - but for now, a 14-year-old boy is too advanced for you. and you should slow down . DEAR ABBY: I ·have an elderly neighbor whose wife pas sed away four months ago. He has told me he's lonely. so I lry to visit him once a month (sometimes bringing food), and chat with him when we see each other .. outside. My husband and I have invited him to dinner twice, and both times he has made ari excuse not to come ("bad weather," "not feeling well"). However, r m getting the feeling . the real reason may be he doesn't want to come to dinner with two very active - although nol undisciplined - preschool children. I' m nut offended by thi s; I'm just wondering if I should continue in viting him. - TRYING TO BE A GOOD NEIGH- Sayre receives Rice .Scholarship ' The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . ' ..__ ...• POMEROY Abram Sayre of Pomeroy. a second year Hocking Colle ge lndu mial Ceram ics student. recently received a $300 Rice Scholarship. . Sayre was one ot: three • Industrial Ceramics sludents thai received scholarships. Hocking's , Indu strial Ceramics program is the only one if ils kind in the nalion . enough for the three of us. She said it ·'jokin gly, bm il made me uncomfonable. My hu sband had made it clear thai Mom is NOT moving in. She is nol old and she slill Dear . works, but has a .job !hal Abby doesn 't pay pani cularly well . What shoul d I say when she jokes aboul living with us'? I spoke to my brolhers about it. and she never says BOR IN MICHIGAN anything like this lo them. DEAR TRYING: Your IN neighbor could h;we ·any UNCOMFORTABLE IRVING, TEXAS number of reasons wpy he UNCOMFORTDEAR doesn't accept your invitation, including liking the ABL!': There are lhree ways relationship the way it is or to deal · with it. When she being unable to reciprocate "jokingly" suggests moving your hospitality. Three times in with you, you can laugh is the charm. Ask him once and say, "Oh, Mom , you · re more, and if he refuses your such a joker!" In a more seriinvitation, do not pressure ous vein, you can tell her that him furiher about .. coming it just won 't be possible and ask her to please stop bringover. DEAR ABBY: I am grown, ing the subjecl up because it married and have . two adu lt makes yo u uncomfortable. brothers - one married, one Or simply lei the comment single . My hu sband and I drop with no respon se al alL Dear Abby is written by have been house-hunting in the same town where my Abigail Van 8uren, also mother and brothers li ve. known as Jea11ne Phillips, a11d was j01mde._d by her (They all live separately.) My problem is, when we mother, Pauli11e Phillips. Dear Abby at were looking at houses, my Write mom kept mentioning build- . www.DearAbbj'.com or P.O. ing a mother-in-law unit in Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA back or getting a house big 90069. Jeffrey Teach out. Clinton Lambert, Ta nner Vanaman and Nat11on Vanaman represented the Rutland Reds ba\eba ll team. one of two b~st non-rel1g1ous uni ts 111 Rutland's July 4 parade. Athletes ot·the Year RACINE - Sou1hcrn High. Scht)ol seniors Derek Tc;~ford and Broo ke Ki se r we re rccemly named mal e and female alh lclcs of lhc yea r resrlecli ve ly. Teaford. who is the son of Dale unci Linda Teaford. of . Pnrtland received · the buvs Larry R. Morrison Award i'o r male "Athlete of the Year'' from Southern Hig h School. Kiser, who is the dau ghter · of Mr. and -Mrs. Kenny Kiser of Racine received the girls "Athlele of I he Year Award" from Southern High Schoo l. VISIT US ON THE WEB The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentimil.com Derek Teaford and Brooke Kiser TOWN ElTING· NOTICE.-' The C8 Health Project Coordinators are conducting a series of communitY C8 Health Testing Awareness ' Town Meetings. The Purpose is to provide a forum for informing area residents who live in the six affected water districts about the upcoming C8 Health Project Testing Program . · f~ Monday, July 11: Blennernassett Jut')ior High 7-9 pni (Lubeck Publte Sen.·ce Dtstnct) 2. Tuesday, July 12: Belpre Middle School 7-9 pm ' 3. Thursday, July ·14: · Pt. Pleasant Moose Lodge 7-9 pm ,, ' • (Mason County Puc*e; 5ef'VICe DIS1rx:1) ftrJalth Finr C..: Center-offers intei:Ualmedicine,. 6iluilv practice' and geriatric care.- Our ·.. .. healthcare ·4. 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OH 45701 ('74()) 594_,79 ' , • o (Tuppers P\.a1ns-Chester 'Nater 01qrr:1 & Vllag!> of Pornf'rCf\. wm,... 015rn,'t1 Conducted by. The above information will be 'used in the ad. ••• . (little liorklpg Water O.slnd & Oy "' £3e.f"\re Water Department) • ' �' • The Daily Sentinel ' ~he ,, 1 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valle¥ Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich • General Manager-News Editor r Congress shall make tw law respecting an establishment of religiou, or prohibiting the free exercise tlw~eof; or abridJ!ing tiJe freedom of speech, or of the press; or the. right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Governmetlt for a redress ofgrievauces. ' -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Tod.ty "Wcdnesd,t}. Ju (Y 6. the I87th d,1y of 2005 There ,ue In <J.tys kit mthe ye. tt Tod.ty s Htghltght 111 H"toty On Jul y 6. 19-+5. Pre"dent Trumdn stgned dll executive order cstablt shmg the Mcd,tl ol Freedom. On th JS lLtte In I 'i1'i. Str fhomds Mote w.ts executed m Engl,md tor treason In 1777. uuJJJW the Amen can Revoluuon , Bnttsh 'Jorces captunng Fon Ti ~lH1deroga In IX'i.f the ltrst offtctd! meetmg of the Republtc,m Party . touk pldcl' 111 J.tLkson Mtch In llJ 17 dut mg World W.tr I Ar.tb forces led by T E Ltwtcnce L.tptwed the pottlll A4.tb,, ftom the Turh In 1')-!~. Ntc.tt .tgu.t bec:,Jme the tits! nat JOn tu lormally accept the UntteJ N.tttons Ch,trter In 1') ~7. Althe.t Gtbsnn be<:,tmc the ltrst black tenms player to wtn ,, Wtmhledon smg lcs utle. deleatmg lellow Amencan D.ulcne H.trd 6-3. 6·2 In 1%7 the Btalt.tn W,n erupted tn Ntge11a (The war. whtch l.tsleJ 2 1/2 ye.Jrs. cl.tnned some 600,000 lives) In 1989 the U S Army destroyed tts,last Pers hmg 1-A mtsstles .tl ,tn ,tmmunlllon pl,mtm K,trnack . Texas, under terms ot the I<J~7 lntermedt.tte-t,mge Nucle,tr Forces Treaty Ten yc,us .tgo The ptosecutJOn tested at the 0 J Snnpson murLiet It t.tl 111 Llls Angeles Ftvc ye.trs .tgo The Gern1.m parltament offered " formal apology to Nazt-cr,t slave and torced laborers as 11 passed a btll se tting up a $5 btllton compens,llton fund The body ol 19-ye,tr-old Cmy Ervtng. son ol basketb<tll star Julius "Dr r Ervmg, w,ts tound 111 lm car .11 the bou om ol a Flonda pond ; he' d been mtssmg smce M.ty 28 Venus Wtlhams beat.her younger stster SeretM 6-2, 7-6 (3) to reach the Wtmbledon fm,ll, thetr smgles match w.ts the first between' sisters m a Gr,md Sl,tm semttm,ti One ye,tr .tgn Democr.tttc prestdentlal candtd.tte John Keny chose ttumct nv.tl John Edw.uds to be Ius runnmg mate A US ltgltter ptlot who J mtstakenly bombed Ca n,tdtan "'!titers 111 Algh,tmst,m tn 2002. ktlhng lour. was lound gutlty 111 New Orleans ul derelu.:tJOn of duty. MaJor H.trry S.:hmtdl was rcpnmandcd and docked a month's pay Today's Birthdays · Former tJrst lady Nancy Reag,m ts 84 Actor Wtlltam Schaller! IS XI Talk show host Merv Gnltin IS !-\0 Actor Donal Donnelly ts 74 Smger-actress Della Reese IS 74 Actor Ned Be.ttty IS 6X Songer Gene Chandler 1s 68 Country smger Je.mme Seely ts M Pre"dent Bush 1s 59 Actor-dtrector Sylvester St,tii Qne ts 'i9 Actor Fred Dryer ts 59 Actor Burt W.trd Js 'il) Actress N.tth,ti te Baye IS 57 Actor Geotlrcy Rush IS 54 Ro<:k mustctan John Bazz (The Blasters) is 53 Actress Shelley Hack Js 53 Acto1 Gr,mt Goodeve ts 53. Country stnger N,mct Gnlltth "'12 AL!ress Allyce Beasley ts 5 1· Jazz mustctan Rtck Br,tun ts ) U Country mustctan John Jorgenson 1s 49 Ho<:key pia ye t Ron Dugu.ty ts 48 . l,{apper 50 Cent IS 29 Actress To,J Mowry ts 27 Actress Tamera Mowry · ts 27 Actor Gregory Smtth " 22 Actor Jeremy Suarez (' Bem1e Mac" )" IS Thought lor Tod,t) ·On the mmkorts of every ,Jgony sits some observ,mt lei low who pumts.. 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Judy Clark Ext 10 to the DF.uly Senbne No s ub sc npt to n ~ rnatl permttted tn area s where hbme Circulation earner se rvtce 1s available Oislrlct Mgr JaSIJn Pallerson EKI 17 General Manager Chartef1e: Hoefhct1 E)(t 12 E-mail news @mydculysentmel com ' Web www mydaJiysent1net com It's absurd when SJllart, talented people want to be vtctJ ms more than victors The most obvJUus exampk comes from thiS p.1st academiC year, when femmtst hystencs followed Harv.trd presIdent Larry Summers hypothe'tz mg about "mtt.tte dtfferences" between men and women and hoi' these dttlerences nu ght explam the lower number of women 111 sctem;e One Mdssachuseth Institute ol Technology professor, N.mcy Hopkms, walked out of hts lecture she couldn' t even ltsten to II She would h,tvc ''e tthet blackeJ out 01 thtown up'' had she st.tyed So protession.tl Tl1ere wtll bt: JHJ smelhng s.tlts needed on the racetrack, howe,er D,tmca Patnck ts no N.mcy Hopkms And th.n 's prett} relresh- Kathryn Lopez could turn 11 of! The 13 ye.tr-n!J !.tw. \\htch ong m.tlly tntcnded to stmply .tssure Lurness 111 edttc.tllon. Ius become .t tool lot quot.ts 111 htgh sc hoo l ,md college sports throu gh ,\ se11cs o l Cltnton-er,t ,tdd ons Senselt:ss ptoportton,tl tty req utrements h.tve ended more th,tn nne boy's WICS{(IIlg ,UlJ ti 4Llk dJCdlllS FemmiSts wedJed to Tille IX quot,ts 'Bronx chcet .. the Bush ~•dm l nt st r.Hton .ts 1t d,u es to constdCI te!Oillllllg the law .tnd .Jctu.tll y level tng mg P.ttnck ts the chtck ra<:e- the pl,tytng tte!J " ltttk c,u phenom The I" st woman ( Whtch. contr.try tu the ever to t.tke the Je.td .11 the nnprcsston letmntst lllltcs lndtanapolts 500. the 23- would gtv e you, the Bushtes year-old rookte dnver c.tme h.tve been 111 no 1ush to do m~tk1ng only mllillnal 111 fourth 111 the Mcmon.tl changes to d.ne) The vt ll. tge D.ty weekend r,Jce th ts ye.u P.nnck c,tn speed 111 the uf I\\ tsted stslet s would he.td of the pack And her l rathe1 1.use .1 gcnl:r.tll on o f success ts ktlltng lenmusts v~t:tnns g1rls who were tniJ because she won ' t conperdte the y could get .the,td by umlctcuttmg men - .md cry wtth them loul tl they don't ge t then Alter the Indy 500. Parm·k w.1s tmmedt.ttely hnked to way Some women ,tthlctes Tttle IX. d gendet-eqwty law th.n " commonly and harm- cooper,tte. h,tppy to hecome postct gn L' lor " we-gtrlstully constclereJ s.tcred ' The toptc tlf Totle IX may wou Id-Iose- w 1tlwu t- B 1gJUSt be the pomt where most Brother .ttttlltJc When the sports J.m s tltp to ,mother U S women·~ soqet te,un ESPN ch,mnel. but some won the Wot!J Cup tn 199\>. male .tthlctes only wtsh they Btandt Ch,tst,ttn's st nppmg clown to her sports bra setved to' v,tltdatc"' Tille IX. •" one spollsWIIter recently put 11 (Ill ,, Dante« story) But the World Cup '"'tory c,m't be "' e.tstlv lmked to Tille IX. m.my oi the pl,tyers llavmg benclitcd lt'om pnvate club sports not "hool -spuhsmed exttdllll llntl .trs And they're not the only g~ls lor whom Tttle IX .tnu lis current lJUOt.ts ,ue trre lev.mt Altatd George Bush ' ' g01ng to clobber Y\lltr d,tughtet ·s hoop dre.1111~ ' Don't be Thete .tre (,.:1 Dtvlston I g,tls tc.tms tnthc NCAA .md th e) .t il cxtsted helore 1979, Ne'l't mmJ 1996, when Tille IX hcc,Jmc brut.tl T,tl ks ol " Republtc.tn ·anack' on women\ sp01ts .~rc the l(lll ld ~ Jc s of wome n glued to l,tlse vtcttmhood lnstedd 'ot gcttlllg ~1 cl tJ e. lcmtntsts 1:tthet ,tlso ludt ctousl) whtnc th.tt \\OillCil athl etes get ·'sewnd-cl,Jss st,!lui· 111 the mcd1.1 The guy who ,,une 111 No 1 at the lnJ y .'iOO who dtdn't get IJont-p.tgl.' tlcatmcnt 111 The New Ynrk T11ncs the •next d.ty. moght 1\,J\C a dtllctclll op1111on Who wou ldn' t t,tthet the11 t!,tughtet look up to ,1 sptll ts star who wm ks hat d .md pl,tys l,ur th.tn one who ts so l.llktng 111 se ll wnttdcnce th.ll she thtnk s nm sts on spcLt.tl rules ~ .t ttltcd pl.oymg ltc ld - to "Ill' As lot D.tntca P:tt11ck would you be surp11scd to Je,trn there .tren't .1 whole lot ol '. tce~.u tompelltwn s· on lollegc c.unpuses, Olltl agl!ous' \VIll'll ,l NL'WSWl'l.:k tntet' ll'\' L' l te~.:entlv .t~keJ het At e yo u ' the. Glott.t Stemelll ol J.H.:IIlg ,.. P.ttnck tepltetL "The wh.Jt'' I don't even know who th,tt ts Is th,tt b,td r F,u ltom b.u] D.tntc.t y ou rL' d~Hng t tllC wtthout hc1 P,tlllck-'s ,, good dmet .md she knows 11 To hct uedtt. PdlltLk\ suu.:c~s h.ts hcen wtthout the hel p ol ,my wllte tcd-down llJie.., And sure somt: gu}s \.\ ill g1ve 11et tt h.ud tune .ts ... omc 11.1'-' C So wh.lt } o;hc sdys 11 "doesn t te.tlly m.Jttet bec.tusc I'm r.tung 111 th e lnLI) R,tung Le,tgu e · In ntltet """Is Sht: s t.lomg wh.tt ..,hi.' w.mts to do .md smg mg llL"r 'Own tune whtle domg tl And. yes she'l l settle' lot the wvet ol "'Spot Is ll lustt ,tied" \\htd1 shes hccn on, · Ms ' she c.m ptospet \\ tthout (Karlinn I.Of>e : 11 til e l'dt· tot o f Natumal R<'I 'U'It Onltnl' 11<'11 ( 11 1111 nottowdrr)/u <om) £WI hl.1 lrm ra, ted m klope;([}l natwnalu). \1(\\(0IIf) WOW! ANOTHER "DEEP IMPACT"? •• NO... ~ • . • ' • • • ., • • • Itt SENATORS • CO{lfDING OVER JUDICIAL • . NOMINEES. >(. .. • • • • " Camp Uve- Gottabe-Kiddin 'me Maol Subscriptoon Inside Metgs County 13 Weeks ~32 26 26 Weeks ~64 20 52 Week s ~ 1 27 11 Outside Meigs Cauniy 13 Weeks '53 55 1 26Weeks 10710 1214 21 52 Week s Welcome to ''Yard Care .uound hcte 1' ' There's plenty cle,m the tub, tins "the w,ty and Home-Cieanmg Camp" to do at Yard Camp and we dc,ul the tub. c.trly >n the for teens t Remember "Yard you'll be domg tt 1 mornmg .. i\nJ you II lc.trn Can:. and Home-Cleamng Some days, tl there\ tunc. mlmy ll C\\ ... ong . . 10 :-.111g Camp'' JS a pre-requiSite and ,md ,til the ''chores'' me lin- dround 1he 111tln~ wave ~1t must be completed before ts!Jed and th€ counselors mght ltkc 'Thts ts th e W.ty Jim gomg of! to soccer, baseball, ,uen'ttoo tired, we' ll go out We Scr uh tlw Floor" .md Mullen tomball , swtmmtng. horse'Thts ts the W.ty We M .t~e to get :-.omc u.:e nellm or go back ndmg or any other kmd the Bed. whtch .trc e.tsy to IO .1 1110\ IC . of camp Mn" ktds thmk the second le.trn .tncl sure to put .1 'lillie The good news IS that \\ cck ol c.unp 1'- even more on everyone ~ lace "Y,trd Care and Home - " When You re Etghteen You tun th.tn the lmt Th,ll 's By p<>pul,tr den1.1nd thctc Cieamng C.nnp" ts FREE' Can Move Out ,md Lt ve 111 \\hen \\C mme from Ya1Li \\til ,1 new le,qurc thts ycat That's nght. you' ll be hvmg Your Own Ftlth anJ C.unp to Horne-Cieanm g c,olled ·W,ttch Dad W11tc at home. sleepmg m your Squalor " < .1mr You'll he 111 the Some Check' " C.unpers Y\lfd Camp ts ,, untque own beds, eaung the very 'Scp.tr.ttm g the Laundry' wtl l ''t qtuetly whtlc counexpenence th.lt you II t,tlk ~ame lood vou ve come to CIMIIenge almost every d,ty selor Dad expl,un' cx,tctly know and iove No crazy .tbout tor yc,191 to mme lompetmg With othe1 te~Jm:-. how mlK h ll t:o"it to run surpnses here at Yard Care lmag111e how 'J.ealous y<>ur (your brothers ,md ststers) to "Y,uJ C.tte and Homefncnds wtll be when they Camp And you know you'll see who can be lirst Then l'J e,tmng Cul!p ·· He'll love your co unse lors he'ar that vo u' \e "~ll tt c n '" you II get l<\ Iced ,md clean explatn such thmgs as ktlufertihze pi,Ults. tnmthe w.tl~ because you already know and ptck up trash 111 'one your vay 0\\111 .tnJnMls watt-hours ~md roam1n g ch.trge' He m~ty e\ en get them '" Mom .md D,td' rtght down to the httcJ box short week. It <~1ly thCJr p,tr-· Dunn g the hrst week enh loved them L' nou gh to Aftc1 th ai there' .ut.tpprect - mto the cost of l'ouJ .md calllpers wtll pl.o y the weed- send them to Y,orJ C.unp .Jtlon li<J ... ~ u1 .~ . . Coun~clor dotbmg. New '\hOt.'"> ~trc: a pullmg ga me cllmo:-.t eve ry hUt not eve r~ chtlu ' tiM! ~llllll hkes to uti tl dustmg pctrtlculdr l,t\OIJte ol hi' .ntd v.tLuutillJH! Thc1e·~ M,tny campers say they'\C mormrtg .md.. 111 the .ttler- luck} · noon they'll laugh and Lhecr But th.tt s not all th,tt ' tn • 11othmg ltke 11 to' mak e teens never IJ,od two \\Ccks lly by 'o last M,my ,tsk wh,u thev ds they enJOY the mukhmg store tor our lu cky c.IIH[lt:rs led gnm n up compettlluns' By the second For no ex tra money you'll Summer c.unp does n~ ge t have to Li11 come back to "Yard Care and fjomcd.ty, most <:.tmpers should be ge t to mow the lawn . c.: lcdll mulh 11101e tun than th1s able to do thts by them,elves the g.~> gn l) scrape pamt there s tiC\ cr ,, dull mom em Cie,•nmg Ctmp · nc\t yc.11· without help !rom the cnun· w,tsh the d~ck dean and The wunsdors wtll ' Jc,od They don t 11,1\'C to '' 01 ry 'sclors But not to worry. replace ,til the tools .•md " l.unpcr.., 111 lhclf favontc" enrollment ts ,tutom.utc' campers who need extra thousand other hllle thtn~s 'on g ... :-.uch .1~ ' Th1\ 1s th e (Jtm Mtdlm 11 tlw rm rhm lll..,tl Ullloh will get 11 Every We call them "chores· hut \\d\ \>C load the chshw.tsher of · It •"/ak n a \1!1/a~c ld1n{ noon there \\111 be cxcttmg you'll call them ·tun· "'' 'Jo.t~l the dtsll\I,I,IJCr thts " Co!" I~/{( lllfll ~ tht' ~)'lip/, lll!lt t>.tlJOn,d t,tlks by Mom more bon ng J,J) s pl.tyt ng the ",J\ "e load the Litsh- Lt/r' , anrl - /l ab\ , I 11 \I and Dad on such thtngs .ts \ tdeo g.mJC' "atchtng tclc- \, .tshcr: c.trly 111 the morn- 7(4(/(J() ' Wh) I Can·r Hc.tr You vtston .md •.tytng thmg• like Ing .mtl ThP.. ,.., the \\~ty we You ((111 teuch hun al to do "'There's nothmg When You Whme · and clc.ut the tub Lican the tub. 11111_/lltd I{'/J Cf:' Ill I II (/\ ( fi/ll J . • . Deaths Roger Russell Bank issues advisory VBS continues Tax deadline nears RACINE - James R 'Fuzzy" Cunmngham, 84, ol Racme. passed .tway at 3 02 p m on Monday, July 4, 2005. at ht s restdence He w.ts born Jan 17, 1921 , m Kanan mg. Pa , son ot the late Arthur R.•111d Margaret Rupert Cunnmgham. He renred !rom Columbt.tna Botler Co . .t s a uultt y operator He was a veteran ol the U S Army d,unng World W.tr II and w.ts a membet Ql St John's Lutheran Church 111 E,1st Ltverpool ,md a former member of th e E,tst Ltverpool Amencan Leg ton Post Survtvmg .tre hts wtle, Fred.t M.te Johnson Cunnmgham, v.hom he mamed on J,m I, 1944. 111 Beaver County, Pa Also survivmg are hts son. J.tmes R Cunnmgham of Wellsvolle. three daughters Shawnette Carpenter of Rac111e, Chemne "Mtkte'' Cunmngham ol Dunbar. W Va. and Jam1'!7Lynn Swanson ol Culumbtana. nme grandchtldren ami I ~ great grandchtldren. a st•ter. Jeapme Snow of East Ltverpuol and, several meces and nephews Bestdes hos parents. he was preceded m de,tth by hts grand-. daughter. Heather Anc1on, and a son-m-Iaw. Paul L Carpenter Servtces wtll be held .11 10 am. on Thursd.ty, July 7, 2005. at Cremeens Funeral Home m Racme w1th Rev Dwayne Slutler offtctatmg. Bunal wtll be m Letart Falls Cemetery Fnends may call from 6 to 8 p m on Wednesday. July 6, 2005, at the funeral home. Mthtary gravestde ntes woll be conducted by Racme Post 602 , Amencan Legton, and Tuppers Plaths VFW Post 9053 • • ' Local Briefs James R. Cunningham · 'MIDDLEPORT - Roy W Dowell . 61, Middleport. dted on Saturday. July 2, 2005. at The Cmcmnat1 Veterans Hospnalm CmctnnatJ He was born on December 16, 1942. 111 Southstde, WV to Sylvta Sayre Dowell and the late BenJamm Dowell . He is survtved by sons and daughter-m-laws, Davtd (Cheryl) Ftsher. Rutland. Dwayne (Tabttha) Ft sher. Mtddleport. Robert (Amanda) Dowell. Rutland. Josh (Amanda) Dowell. Washington Courthouse, Robert (Ly nn) Huffman. Columbus. daughter. Angte Kerr. Middleport. mother, Sylvta Mane Dowell. 15 grandchtldren. one great grandchtld. brothers and mter-m-laws. Calvm (Cheryl) Dowell, R.tcme . Benny ( Ktm) Dowell. Mtddleport. Roger Dowell. Lmcaster. Rtchard (Mtssy) Cuuk, Rutland, s1ster and brothe.r-m-laws. Ruth Ann (Dave) Foxx. Letart Falls, W Va. Rhonda (11111) Morns. Mtddleport. Wtlma (Rob) Bolm. Mtddleport. C':arolyn Dowell, Ctrclevtlle. Pat D0well , Lancaster. Je,m (John! Leach. Lockbourne; several nteces. nephev.s and co ustns He was preceded 111 death by ht s wtfe . Mary Sue Dowell 111 2001. lather, BenJamin Dowell. son, Roy Lee Dowell, step mom , Phylhs Dowell and step lather. Bem.1rd Cook Serv1ccs w1ll be held at II ,\ m on today at Fisher Funer,JI Home m Mtddleport Bunal woll follow m Me1gs Memonal Gat dens 111 Pomeroy Call hours were held from 6-9 p m on Tuesday at the funeral home . . Mtlnary Gravestde Serv1ce w11l be conducted by American Legion Feeney Bennett Post 128. Mtddleport Onhne condolences may be sent tu www.fisherfuneralhomes com . Richard Fick.. Sr. CHESTER - Rtchard Fredenck , Ftck. Sr .. 81. of Scout Tamp Road , C hester, passed away on Monday. July 4, 2005 . at Holzer Medtcal Center m Galhpolts. He was born Jul y 15. 1923, 111 Chester Townshtp, son of the late Dame! F " Dane" and Bonme Nell Ktmes Ftck He was a self-employed contractor He attended St Paul Lutheran Church 111 Pomerny and was a member of Drew Webster Post 39. Amenean Legton. and a renred member M the Board of DtrectoJ sol the Tuppers Plams-Chester Water Dtstnct. SurviVIng are a daughter and son-m-law, Karen and Ttm Smtth of Chester. a son and daughter-m-law. Rtehard and Kaye Ftck uf Lone Bottom, Ia SISter. Kathleen Wells ol Pomeroy. two stster-- tn-law, Jane Ftck of Mtddleport and Dons Ftck of Columbus. five grandchildren Kevm (Sonp) Ftck of Long Bottom, Ktrk (Lee Ann) Ftck , Enc .Smnh. Stacy Smtih ol Chester and Renee Hi ggms ot Lmcoln, Cahf Bestdes ho s parents. he was preceded m de.nh by hts first wife , Carol Vtrgmta Morns Fick in 1962. and ht s second wtle, Luell~ "Mtckey" Newlon Fick m 2004. ,\ ,step-daugher, 'Conme Davis ; a stster. Martha. three brothers John, Charles and Roy Ftck: and a stster-11),-law, Mary Lou Ftck · Servtces wtll be held ,\t II am on Thursd.ty, Jul y 7 2005. ,It Ewing Funeral Home 111 Pomeroy wtth Pastor Peter M.trtmdale ofticiatmg Bun a! w1ll lolluw at Chester Cemetery Fnends 111,1y call from 6 to · 9 p m on Wedne'd~y ,Jl the' funeral home ' Memonul contnbutmns may be made to Drew Webster Post 39. Amencm1 Legton ~ • The Daily Sentinel • Page As www .mydailysentinel.com FINDLAY - Martha U Ch.tin: 88, of Findlay dted at 6 45 MASON , W Va - Roger L Russell, 83. of Mason, dted p m on Sunday. July 3'; 2005, .tt her restdence July 4, 2005. at Rtverstde Methodist Hospllal. She was born June 4, 1917,111 Pomeroy, daughterot the late Servtces wiJI be he ld at I p m Fnday at FoglesongCharles M and Genevte'e Pnce Hollner She was a home- Tucker Funeral Home. wllh Rev Lisa McKee and Rev Sam maker an? formerly employed by Smger Sewmg Center and Cale IV offtctallng Bttrt.~l wtll lollow 111 Graham C~metery ~atterson s D~partment Store Mrs Cham moved to Fmdlay MtlJt,try gravestde servtces will be conducted , by Smtih111 1937. after graduattng from Pomeroy Hogh School 111 1915 Capehart Amencan Legton Post 140 and Stewart-Johnson , She mmned J<tmes A~ Cham on June 19 1937. and he pre- VFW Post 9926 VJSJtauon wtll be held from 6-9 p m ceded her 111 death on Feb 4, 1987 She was a member of Thursday at the funeral hom e Please send condolences to foglesongtucker@myway com Central Chur<:h ot Chnst and the Gospel Goers She was ,1 hte v1a ematl member and past prestdent ol the AM VETS Ladtes Auxiliary, a VIP mcmber. and p.tst prestdent of the Amenc,m Legton Auxthary, and a ltte member and past prestdent of the ladtes auxtltary ot the Mthtary Order of the Purple Heart She was also treasurer ol the Dep<~rtment of the Ohm Ladtes Auxtltary Mlttary Order ut the Purple He;lrt for 14 years. was a lormer membet ol the. Women's DtviSton of the Fmdlay Area Chamber of Commerce, and served as a co-chatrman of the comnuttee whtch ~ponsored July 4 acttvtttes at Riverstde POMEROY - Telephone calls sultctlmg bank ae<:ount Park 111 Fmdl.ty Mrs Chatn w.ts on the commtttee to promote m(ormattun from Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co customers Fmdlay as Flag Ctty, U.S A She setved as secretary, treasurshould avotd provtdmg that mtormat1on. acwrdmg to a er and ceporter tor th e H,mcock Veterans Counc1l and parttctbank spokesman pated m Mcmo1 tal D.ty ,md Vetet <~ns Day servtccs smce 1948. Edna Weber of the bank satd a telemarkctmg company repMemonal cnntnbutton• may be made 10 Central Church of resentmg the Pomeroy bank has calleJ customers and offered Chnst, 307 East H.trdnt St . Fmdldy. Ohoo 45840, or the them lree products m exchange tor b,mk account data. She Bndge Home He,tlth and Hosp1ce. to gtve no mformauon over the telephone , ad\tsed customers Serv1ces wtll be held dl I p.m. on Thursd<ty, July 7, 2005, at Ktrkpatn ck-Behnke Funeral Home. 500 Ltmo Ave , Fmdlay, to dtsrcgard the calls. and to contact her dtrectly. at the bank. Oh10 45840, wtth Scutt Brewster otticoatmg. Bunal wtll fol - at 992-2136. wtth questions 'The bank ts not currently otfenng any such promotton, and low at Knollcrest Gardens, east ot Fmdlay AMVETS Auxtltary woll conduct a memonal service at customers should be cautmus," Weber satd 7 45 p.m. on Wednesday at the fun eral home. Fnends may call 2 to 8 p m on Wednesday. Surv1vmg are a son, J.1mes E (Mu:lge) Cham of Fmdlay: three daughters Shtrley (Raymond) Butler of Defiance. MIDDLEPORT - Vacalton Bible School wntmues at Sharon L (Kent ) Keeran of Letpstc. and Shetla Ba1r ol Wesley,m Btblc Holt ness Church, 75 Pearl St, Mtddleporl, 6 Hohday, F!.t : II gtandchtldren. 24 great grandcholdren and to 8 30 p.m , throu gh Saturday. ~ • several gredt·gre<tt grandchtldren, and a stster. Mary (George) Stace at Fmdlay • , Bestdes her patents. she was preceded 111 death by three btothers and a stst~r Lee Hollner. H.1rvey Hoffner. Charles POMEROY - Real estate and m.tnUfd<:tured home taxes Hoffne1. Jr. and K.tthlcen Hottner for the second halt .tte due Aug 25 Btlls wtll be nmled by the end ol July Roy W. Dowell • • • Martha Chain •••• • 2005 Obituaries Snme detcnmned \\omen ommuusly w.trn th.ll the luturc will be dcvotLI ot P.ttrtcks or Wtlltams ststers ,tt Wtmbledon d th e p.tlllarchy h,ts its way (Ncvet · mmJ th,tt Sctetl<l ,md Venus ,\rc d.tughtets ol then co.tch dad. not Tttk IX Dttt n lot Jennder C.tpJI,Ilt who told .t reportct 111 2002. I h.tve no tdea wh.tt Tttlc IX ts ') The lt uth seems to m.Jttet to Dan tc.t Patn ~ k. who 1eluses to r'·') these typ tcal wom~:n\ · spo1h vtcllm • g.HllL'' Wed!lesday, July 6, 2005 • Lei/en lu the et/1101 ""' llt'lwme Thn llwult! l>e le11 than JOU "ort/1 All /men a1e lllhfet r rn edUIIJ~. n)llll he 11~11ed. and me lu.de addrn\ and relep/wne numhe, No 1111\H~,ed ft~ t­ /eJ' u til ht) tmh/1\hed Lr flt 1' ,Jwuld lw m L:Ooti tt.H/( uddJ£'\ Hng 1\ \lie' not pe1 \onalttte' U' tle 1' of thank' to 0 1~a­ lll::atwn\ amluuln tdrw/, H tllnol h(' au..epted {01 puhfuatum Reader Services Wednesday, July 6, Danica Patrick's on a road"less raced J?aily Sentinel- 1 PageA4 , -OPINION r Plan contest CHESTER - A prettx baby contest wtll be held 111 conJUnction wnh Chester/Shade D,tys on Jul y 16 The contest " open to boys and gtrls from btrlll to 3 ye,Jrs old, ,md pnzes !01 each age category wtll be aw.trded, Chtldren are to be dressed c,tsually The contest wtll be held tollowmg the p.uade Youth scrapbook making event MIDDLEPORT - A youth sc rapbook album-making event wtll be held !rom 9 "m to noon. July 18-19 at Mtddleport Chur<:h ol Chnst The deadlme lor regtstratton ts July 10. c,tll Lts.J Schenkelberg lor more tnformallon at 9924272 There ts a $16 fee per chtld for scrap booking products The event 1s meant to comb.tt the summer blues .1nd encour,tge chtldren 10 help' preserve thetr summer vacauons, tamtly reumons. spnrtmg events and lamtly-tun ntghts 111 thetr scrapbook The evelll JS also meant to help chtldren explore thetr storytelhng sktlls wtth one-on-one album coachtng from S<:henkelberg Southern· Band Camp RACINE - Southern Htgh School Band Camp woll be held from 8 am to 8 p m. July 11-15 at Southern High School The week wdl conclude with a post-camp show open to the publtc at 7 p m on July 16 at Southern High School New students wtshmg to JOm the Southern Htgh School Band, or students who wish to reJoin the band may contact new SHS Band Dueclor Chad Dodson at 949-2611, ext 2117 Possible Rehnquist retirement offers.prrispect of double vacancy at Supreme Court .Bv GINA HOLLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER • . WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court retirement watch IS tar trom over After Sandra Day O' Connor 's surpnse announcement last week, the attentton 1s focused agam on athng Chtet Ju sttce Wtlham H RehnqUJst and the prospect ol stmu lt.meous ht gh court openmgs lor th e hrst pme 111 34 years Prestdent Bush . who " tra vel mg tn Europe thts week. plans to tocus on a prospeclt'e handful ' nl replaceme nt s lor O'Connor over the next lew weeks an mdc s.ud Tuesday Th,tt g1ves Rchnqutst more t1me to ponder hts luture He could JOin O'Connor 111 . rcttnng. settin g the st,tge for a double nomm.ttlon .tnd Senate coni trmauon 1tght Or he could rem.ttn on the JOb overseetng the co urt through lis ttrsl turno ver stnce 1994 So tar Rchnqutsl. who " 80, has gtven no htnts ' Hts health ts the btggcst questoon He re ce tved r.td t.ttton ,md chemother,tpy l.tst !.ti l lor thyrmd o.tncer Whtl e lm condllton Improved enough tor htm to return to the benc h 111 M.trch , he's appe,ned Irati 111 recent weeks ' "My guess ts now th.tt O'Connor h,ts stood down the Whtte House" tully pt ep.ned for both posstbtltttes.' s.nd Pat Buch.m.tn. who .tdvtsed PreSidents Ntxon and Re.tgan on Supreme Cmut vacancies "They would probably ptelet to gtt both done .tt once" O'Connlll. 75. satd Fnd.tv she would be le.tvute attet 24 ye,trs to spend tune' wtth het hu sb,md. who ts til The dnnouncemcnt wa~ a surpnse smce' most .ttlentton h.td been focused on Rehnqutst It 's unclear whether Rehnqutst had any ddvance nottce abnut O'Connor's plans. And her actton n1.1y keep tht: chtel JUSltce on the court longer ''I would thmk 11 (a second rcttrement) " less likel y bec.tuse the poltttcs would become extremely messy lor the pres1dent. the Senate and the court,'' satd John Yoo. who worked 111 the Bush .tdmmt stratton and as the Senate New U.S. data count almost 3,200 terror attacks for 2004 Bv KATHERINE SHRADER ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER • Move from Page A1 Charleslon,' W V.J , wtll h,.- e three remaimng br.mches 111 Ohto on Ironton. Chesapeake and Proctorville When asked 1! the closure of the Pomeroy b1 anch was a precursor to City Nattonal Bank movmg out of Oh10 completely Sulwell flatly Jemed that. and smd that the P~edges from Page A1 on Jul y 4 The donallons. destgned to make up revl"nue lost \yhcn the celebration was c,mceled. wtll be patd from July 4 ftreworks collectJOtl cantsters placed m loc,tl sto res - whtch collected approxtmately S !50 - and from addttJOnal lunds approved yesterday Other bus mess Brenda Phal111 nf the bank wtll contmue to "ex pand thetdootpnnt m Ohio •· City NatJtlllal recently exp.mded mto :t:astern Kentucky where they currently have nme br,mch offices "We want the people of Pometoy tu know that we apprec1ate thetr busmess ," Sttlwell s,ud 'We hope to contmue provtdmg them the1r bankmg serv1ce . It wasn't an easy dectston to make We wtll nuss bemg m downtown Pomeroy·· Umvcrstty of Rtu Grande Crossroads program renunded members about the weekly Ianners market. held trom 9 a m to I p m. every Saturday, on the vacant lot next to Peoples Bank Lot spaces tor the market are tree, and vendors .Jre expected to mcre.tse as the summer and tall harvests begtn. Phahn satd Members also dtscussed the success nl the Pops tn the Park F.nher 's D.1y breakfast held m D.tve Ddes Park The next meeung wtll be held ,tt H 10 a m on Aug 2 WASHINGTON - There were nearly 3.200 terron st attacks worldwtde lasl vear, a leder;tl counterterronsn1 center satd Tue sday. us111g ,, broader , def mttton that mcreased ftvetold the number ot attacks the agenC} had been countmg The NatJOn,tl Counterterronsm Cemer's tntenm dtrector, John Brenn,m. c,tlled a new dat.tbase that was to go onhne Wedne,day 'the most comprehenstve US eflon to date to track rerronst met dents worfd\\ tde · But he c,nttwned that comp.tnng the new t.tll y to pre\1ous ones v. as comp~t rm g dpplcs to orange" In 2004. the counterterrorJstll center says. there were 1 192 terror attacks "orld wtde wtth 28.-!:1 1 people "ounded or ktlled In government numb~rs m.tde publll Ill Apn l usmg .1 more stnn~ent dellnn>on of terronsm .' the St,ue Dep,trtmenl ,mJ the countert · errorlsm center had tallied 1\11 stgmlt.:ant Jnlcrtl.ltHm,tl terror anacks v. llh more than lJ 0()() \I Cit Ills from PageA1 111 a 11mely manner He smd las! week he must see to the completton ul plumbmg work. mcludmg mstallatlon ol a new shower. and add1t10nal work 111 the bclokmg area before the state can be called 111 to mspect and approve the J.t ll for usc He smd the Jatl must ,tiso pass a health and lire mspec tton .md a policy and ptoce· dures m,muallor the Jilt! must be approved fur use Iraq leads the li st wnh the greatest number of terror attacks, 81\1\. accordtng to the new dai.Jbase In Apnl. usmg th e dtlferelll delinttton Iraq was s,ud In have had 201 BrentMn s,nd the shtft was pnm,tnly the resuil of new broader crll~na lor\\ hat constnutes " terror ,llt.tck An 111uea"ie tn .m.d) q.., worktng on the pto lell also contnbuteJ to the htghet number< he addeJ On the Net: I he '1011\/1( \ on Wednt' ldm "ww tkb org Vrc11 We Help You Weather Every Storm. 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Beegle . }ttl could not be reopened Judtctary Committee's general counsel "The one thmg 1that the chtet JUStice cares about ts the mstltutlon I don 't thmk he'd w,mt the coun to suffer from tnstabtlny" It Rehnqutst steps down soon , ot v.ould gtve the prestdent tune to name a successor and allow the Senate to hold confmnatwn heanngs in September The Supreme Court does not meet agam unttl October T)le last ttmc there were. s11nulldneous "acdnctes at the cottrt was 1971 , when Ju sttces Hu go Black and John ·Mats hall Harlan retired 111 September. about a week ap.trt Rehnqtn st, then a Just~<:c Department lawyer. urged til e Ntxon aJmmtstralion to move fast on replacmg them Alter Ntxon\ hrst two chntces were h,trsh ly cntlctzed he n.uned Lew1s Powell ,md Reh n4u tst Demou.tts h,tve satd they would oppose h.IVlng stmultaneou s he,umgs lor more th.m one JUSttce The} compl.tmed htttcrl y when thenSenate Judtct <~rv Committee Cha trm.tn Ornn Hatch, RUt,th, h ~ld umltrmatton hearmgs lor mulupl e federal appe.tls court nom111ees at the s,tme lime on 2003 T"o opemngs would gtve Bush an opp01tumty. albett o ne w1th potenttal polttlcal pttlalls "'When ~e ·s l.tetng one v.tcan" at " tttnc. 11\ less lltcky.' s.ttd Da\Jd Altstatr Yalol authu1 ol a book on Supreme Court v.tcancte s and a Un"etslty of Connecticut protessor 'There's no argu ment lor .1 prestde nt to hold b.t<: k The prestdent can go for a home run " Y,tlof s.ttd Sen,tte Democrats \\<til expect so me comprom1se 11 there .IJ'e two vacanctes possobly a p.tckagc that mdudes a conserv.tll\e nomonce and ,, second t hotce >:onstdered more moderate, " II Prestdent Bush has hJS heart set on 1Attorney General Alberto) Gmvales two vac,mCies m1ght m.tk t' It e:..~s l­ er to shore up hts b.tsc" s,ud Yoo ,, lormer clerk to Ju stice Clarence Tho/nas and law protessor ,It the UmveNty ot Califorma Berkeley I As: nmt:h fun as "lltl'r 1s,1t utn conlnhut~ to • health problem ~ m 'our t"Hi"' So don't n•h on Jienerit· s\o\ 1m plugs If) proll'l t \our child art l'Ustom fit lo \OUr 0\-\11 cars. 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'l~tlo �' • ' ' ., ' The Qaily ·sentinel ,.. .. \ ' ' PageA6 O·HIO \ · Tigers cool off Indians, Page 86 Indians Notebook, Page B6 Wednesday, July 6, 2005 Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE: ' 0 Consult;trit acquitted on four fraud charges, will be retried Flood play CLEVELAND (AP) ·- A business consultant· accused of brib ing offi cia ls with money and sports tickets was acquitted of fo ur co unts of' wire fraud, but wi 11 be retried on 40 . counts that a federal jury failed to reach a verdict · on, including q mspiracy and bribery. Nate Gray. , of suburban Cleveland. was accused of bei ng part of a conspiracy in· which bribes were paid in exchange for public cont rac ts in Clevel and, East Cleveland, Houston and New Orleans. The jury also failed to reach a verd ict on charges , against Cleve land Cit y Councilman Joe Jones and New Orleans businessman Gilbert Jackson. A retrial on the remaining .,. . -- - ____-- ·-·---. '"'··-~ ....,._ -- ~- ~~~-;:- .·--::....- ~' -·" . i .... . ..... ------ ~· charges will begin Aug. 8. "We are committed to thi s case,'' U.S. Attorney Gregory , A. White· said. "We certainl y believe in the case and we intend to pursue it a second time with as much· vigor as the first time.'' During Gray's trial, jurors .watched severa l secretly re corded meetings between Giay and former East Cleveland Mayor E mman~ el Onunwor. who has been convicted of racketeering and extortion. Prosecutors told the jury that Gray gave thousands of dollars in cash to public officials for contracts. But Gray's defense was that his 1ctions, described a-s bribery, were only acts of generosity and-he , Wednesday, July 6, 2005 ' expec ted nothing in return. "Nate should wear a ~i g n around hi.s neck: ' If you ' need help, .co me and see me,"' defense attorney ·william Whitaker told jurors. ·'He had a reputation for helping people, Because that'~ the kind of person he is. People know that." Th} jury acquitted Gray on four co unt s concerning an ethica l statement Onunwor filed . The statetpelll failed Ill di sclose . funds he received · from Gray. . White said the jury questioned whe-ther Gray knew that Onunwor filed fal se reports. " It was not a signitlcant pari of the-case," White said. Tour de 2005 Backiny ow: Lance Armstrong overtakes countryman Zabriskie Bv Armstrong chiseled ou t a I :21 lead ovcr T-Mobile 's Alexand re Vinnkourov, · wh il e CSCs Ivan Basso was BLOIS , France - Lance 1:26 back. Germlny's Jan Arm strong is wearing , his Ull ric h. the 1447 Tour winfavorite Tour de France out- ncr, was 1·.16 behind the . fit again - th e ye ll ow jer-- · leader. sey. · The . victory marked · the ' In a thrilling fini sh - dur- thi rd stra ight year th at in g which the overall race Anm tro ng'< sq uad won th e leader crashed into a harri - team time tria l. .clocki ng I . cade - Armstrong and his hour, 10 minu tes, 39 seconds Discovery Channel mates set in the ~ I.X5-mile 'trek from a record of 35.54 mph Tours to Blois. Tuesday whi!e winning the Di sco very Channe l now team time trial. The victqry co mm and s seven of the top · handed the 33-year-o ld 15 spots in the · standings , Texan the lead after . onl y wi th Armstrong sidek i!:k four stages. George Hii1capie in second . "The Dream Team," Armstrong will rid e Wednesday wearing the di s- Armstr(mg sa id. "For me, in tinctive ye ll ow shirt - the the las t year. it's spec ial to 67th time he has done so- ha ve a tea m like thi s." .and maintaining a criti cal Under ·overc<lst sk ies. th e edge in hi s b1 u for an nine-man teams set off one unprecedented seve nth by one throu~ h · the Loire straig ht victory 111 hi s R-iver .va llev, known for its majesti L' 'm edieva l a.nd · farewe ll Tour. " It was tile plan to take the Rena issance ca stle s. and, jersey, but the priority was to throu)Ch th e LOwn ot ha ve the best race possible. · Amb01se . where Leonardo and ga in tin1e on our adve r- da Vmc1_ spent the last years sar ies." a bea ming ot hiS lit e. •. AI mstro ng su id. · Now, Ar~11s tro n g and That's exactl y what happened. Please see Yellow, 86 JAMEY KEATEN AS SOCIATED PREss AP Photo/ The Repository, David Dlstelhorst <._ , Nathan Du itch, left, arid Zilk Pearlman play irr the flooded athletic f1eld at Weis Park shortly after a storm moved through the area in Canton, Ohio. Tuesday. Today's game Ohio joins states ~llowing Medicaid-paid assisted living ... Bv JOHN McCARTHY re~iJc n1 each year. compared ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER with );Q2,000 fo r assisted Ji , in:!. said Denni :-. Evans. COLUMBUS - The new sp(,ke sman for the Ohio $51 billion, two-year· state Department of Job and budget willgive senilll's more Family Sen·i,·es, .which disoptions for their care and tributes MeJi,·a iJ dollars. save taxpayers money under Becau se ' n1os t parti c ipant s a program th at begins next will be in a'sis ted li vi ng for year. an Ohio Depcu1ment of less than a full vear. the averAging official saiu Tuesuay. age is $ 10.000. · The budge t authorizes the If the program is successstate lo join more than -10 ful. it could ·bL' ex panded in others that allow peopl e the next bud~e t. Eva ns said . ·entering assisted living. (en- Taft share' th n hope, even ters to be covered unde r the though he has signed his last state-federal Medicaid pro- budget because or term, limgram . Beginning . July I, its. 2006. coverage tor I .800 " It's a very important issue people too sick to be cared for the g.nve.rnor:· spokesman for at home but not requ iring . Mark Ric:kel said. " It 's the more intensive nursin~ home hope that the waiver. program care will be placed in the pro- can expand to llll!et demanJ gram. in budgets to come ." Gov. Bob Taft proposed the State la wmakers passed idea as a wa v to make more such a progranr in 1993. then types of care ava ilab le and repealed it before it cou ld save taxpayers money. said take effect the following year Roland Hornbostle. deputy amid concerns from both the director- of the Ohio nursing home industry and Department of Aging, which ass is-ted li vi ng ctt ntcrs. . will administer the• $18 milThe "ate now offers three lion program . opti.on" for long-term care: "We we want to provide the Department of Aging\ people wi th an array of health PASSPORT program. care options in Ohio. The gap designed to keep 'eniors in we ' ve had is no assisted li v- their own homes: assisted living," Horhbost le said. in ~: and nur~in~ home c;_u:c. Nurs ing-home care costs Some nur ~im.! home;.. . Medicaid about $58.000 per opp<hed the <JssisteJ living • ;, (irogram, hut other" ~ee it as an opportun ity to expand in to the assisted livi ng area. said Peter Van .Runkel. president of the Ohio Health Care f\,socia tion. which repre ·sents mo re th an 800 longterm care facili ti es For vears, Taft has tried and fi1 ikd ~ to have th e funding mec hanism for nursing hOmes removed from sta te la w. saying it costs the aJn1ini strati on tlexibility in pay ing fo r long-term care . Under the current budget. however, the state will reimburse nursing homes based on an average price of care and not the costs they report to the state. That will mean a drop of <\bout $350.000 in Medicaid money starting in summer 2006. The industry didn't li ke the idea but wi ll work with lawmakers an d state officials to make the change as smooth as possible. Va11 Runkel said. ''What we have to do now is to demonstrate to the legislators th ;tt quality care for th ose people who do need nursing-home ._:are i ~ a prior- ity. Van Runkel said. "There are sti ll going to be tens of thousand s of Ohioans who need the levCI of service provided by nursing homes." .Church's gay marriage endorsement creates tension . BY JOE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI TER CLEVELA ND The Un ited Church of Christ',; endorsement of same-sex marriage is causing a st ir wit h at least one church threatening to leave. However. reli gion expert s say the liberal denom ination won ' t lose many mel,n bers or congregatiOih. The Cleveland-based church's rule -making body has made it the largest C hri stian denom ination to endorse -gay marriage. The Rev. J.R. McAliley, pastoF . of C.,:nta Congregational Church 1n , Atlanta, 'said hi' church will. likely pull away from the United Church of Chri't and align with another group. McAliley sai.:j his congrega- tion is open 10 g<ty members. but docs not acctpt sam9:SCX marriage' be~Ju~t: th~y bclievt· gt~y' l"leha\ iur· i:-- <I :--in. "We need to be much more c'lear about the· scrip1u1'al Jl<:rspective ui' .the opt: nne" of· church to all ~i nner~:· after a committee recommendCd it. The endorsement is not bimJing on individual c.·ongrcgatiuns. which have a tolal of I J million members. Nancy Ammerman, profes· · sor of sociology of religion at Bo\tun Uni versity. expects MeA Ii ley ,aid. "II J'"'"''t ,ay few detections. , that we are to ,·ondone or f\ lthiJugh the resolut ion will accept :my sm . We are to hdp . create some wn ilict wit hin people lind a way hack tn the congregation s: 'he predicts way of Christ." ·. that many of the UCC\ The re . . nltltion h' tht' autonomou~ churc h e~ will be church \ rult'-making hod y neutral or fri enJly tu the LL~lb 6n m~m~r chUJl-'h~~ to endor:-.cme ni. · con ~ id~r wedd ing "that do not .aga1nst .:ouples po li c i e~ di >-crim ina).~ has~d on gen - dcr." Rou ghly XO J~rce nt nf tht: repre.,entatil·eson the church's 884-mcmber G~ncral S;nod \'dted to apprm c lh~ n;;olution Monda) in Atlanta. a day "'It'~ notlik~_it\ H st:l:ret that the UCC is suppo11 ive of gay ;~nd lesbian people." said Ammerman . notin g it~ televi~ion advertising calnpaign that featured a gay couple being excluded from a church. " It'' a logical next ~~ ~p. il 's not an 111iexpt:ctcd dcvelopm,cnt.'' 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Aftemoon (1-6 P·"!·) ' Te mperatu res will stay near HO with today's hi gh of 82 occ urrin g around 4 p.m. Sk ies will be sunny to mostly sunny with 5 MPH winds - Eve11i11g Mid11igllt) p.m.- (7 Saturday's games Feeney Bennett at Parkersburg 15, 1 p.m. Roane at Mason CoiJ nty, 2 p.m. Thursday, July 7 from the northwe st. Te mperatures will fall from 80 early this evening to 66. Skies will range from clear to mostl y cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the northwest turning from the nort~ as the ewning• progresses. Over11ight (1-6 a.m.) Temperatures will hold steady around 62 with today 's low of 60' occurring around 6 a.m. Skies will be clear to mostly clear with 5 MPH winds fi·o m the north . Momi11g (7 a.m.-NtJOII) . There is a slim chance that it could rain. Temperatures will climb from 63 to 74 by late this moming. Skies will r.mge from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the north tuming from the east as the mommg progresses. Ajtemoo11 (1-6 p.llt) It wi 11 be a humid aftemoon. Sometain is likely. Tempemtures will linger at 79. Skies will be mostly sunny to mostly cloudy with calm tuming from the north as the aftemoon progresses. More money 'left unc!aimed by Ohioans in rec~nt y~ars TOLEDO (AP) - The a·mou m of mon ey left unclaimed by Ohioans has doubled in the last fi ve yea rs, and the amount of money returned has increased great· ' lv too. · • Over the'· last five yea rs, $637 million in unclaimed funds , has been reported to the state. In the 32 years before that, $623 million was collected, according to of Ohio's · Division Unc laimed Funds. The di vision says it has stepped up programs · to inform in surance companies, utilities and other businesses -about a state law that reljuires them to report unclaimed money. .. Ano.ther factor is the demutualitation of about 20 life und health insunince companies in recent' years. said Dennis Gint y, a division spokesman. Some .policyholders from cmnpanies that changed from mutual ownership to stock ·ownership ·were entitled to receive stock or cash distrib. uted,as it result of the change. All of this has added up to more un claimed money: $174 million in unclaimed money reported in 2005 compared with $70. 1 million in 2000. The money ·comes fro.m forgotten bank . accounts, unpaid in surance claims, dividends. utility deposits and paychecks. The state is obligated to return the money. ' Over the past five years, more money has found its way back to its rightful owners - from $23 million in 2000 to $54 million thi s fiscal year. The state relies on residents coming forth . The sheer number of accounts makes tracking each one down difficult . · Ohio gains ,about 200,000 new accounts each year on top of the 2. 7 million unpaid accounts already in place. "How 'can the divi sion possibly address all th tise accounts? With the .division's limited resources, it is impossible," Ginty said.· Still , criti cs say the state does not do enough to retum the lost money. "It ticked me off. I don 't feel it's right that they should hang on to people.'s money th e· way they do." sa id William Gibbons of Eire Mich ., who became angry : over the length of time it took to ge t back a $28 'check ' fo r his son. "The ,state of Ohio makes no attempt to locate these people - they ' re not interested in turning over the money to whom it belongs to.'' , Gibbons spends his retirement tracking down people with uncl aimed fund s through the state 's Web site and sends them inforni'ation about how to get their money. Since 1994, he has mailed ab<'lut 400 claims to people he has never met. Ohio is one of onl y two . states that takes a cut of the money it gives back. The state gets 5 percen.t of everything it retums. 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FRIDAY, July 8, 2005 • 9:00 · Noon (740) 446-1744 I I Call Toll Free 1·800·634·.5265 lor an immediate appointment. . ·1T~e tests wilt be given by a Licensed 'Hearing Aid Specialist. I Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding I I conversation is invited -to have a FREE hearing test to see if I this problem can be ,ttetped! Bring this coupon with you lor I I L your .FREE fiEARING TEST, a $75.00 value. I UMWA • UAW • ARMCO. AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDER S WALK-INS WELCOME • · . , !1111--------------- • Indians recall Cabrera, send · Davis to Buffalo r CLEVELAND (AP) - The Indians recalled right-hander Fernando Cabrera from Triple. A Buffalo on Tuesday and sent down righty Jason Davis, a day alter he thre\1( six scoreless : innings in a spot start. Davi s' outing · helped the Indians to a 6-0 win against Detroit as.Cleveland swept the Tigers in a day-night qoubleheader Monday, Davis allowed four hits and two walk~ , striking out live. In three stints with Cleveland this year Davis is 42 wiH1 a 4.69 ERA in II games, including four stans. He is 3-1 with a 3.77 ERA at Buffalo. GALLIPOLIS 0.0. Mcintyre Park District is forming a coed softballleaglie. Entry deadline is July 7. All games will be played at the Raccoon Creek County Park. Players fom1 their own teams. Leag~e will play onTh=lay .everun,s trom 6-9 p.m. begmning Juty 14. . For more iilfonnation. call'the 0.0. Mcintyre Park District at (740) 446-4612 ext. 256. Ohio Valley Publishing. is currently seeking strin gers to help cover high school football games this faiL · Applicants must ha ve a · strong understanding of football. the ability to keep accurate statistics and basic word processing computer skills. Some trdvel may be ne~-es­ sary; willingness to cover . a variety of teams and previous writing experience are plusses. All those interested hou ld contact Brad Sherman,· OYP Spons Editor at (740) 4462342 ext. 33. If there is no answer, leave a message along. with your contact information. Wriling samples can be sent to bsherman @mydai. lytribu ne;com; faxed to 1740-446-3008; or dropped off at our Gallipolis' office at 825 3rd Ave . ' ' ' Br.t She~an, Sport• Editor (740) 446·2342. ext 33 • bsherman 0 mydailytributle .com BryJ~n .. ~ I Crossing wine countrv SOm1 Beginning in Chambord, home to FINISH the biggest chateauxin Loire region. stage five winds north eaSt through wine co uhtry to Montarg is. Stage length: 113.7 miles Average, duration: FIB I 250 minutes· !!!!!!!ll . W.He,.., Spor1t Writer (740) 446·2342 . ext. 23 bwaltersOmydailytribune:Wm Lllrry Crum, Sparta Writer (J94) 675·1333. ext 19 k:rum 0 }Tlyda1lyreg1Ster.com ·~ '-'r;"!f StageS Wed., July 6 . NC£ '1 • 1 Jr-. ....... ;~ ' AP photo Six-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong of Aust in , Texas, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, waves from the pod ium after -the Discovery Channel cycling team won the fourth stage of the Tour de FranC€ cycling race, a 67 .5-kilometer (41.95-mile) team ti me tria l between Tours and Blois, westem France Tuesday. .. 0 SOURCES: Tele Al ias; Ear1h Satellite Corp.: · USGS: Tour de France Sociely How THE IOC VOTING OVP seekingfootball stringers Ei-mall - sports@mydailysentinel.com ·' DE. FRANCE : STAGE Coe<t softball league .forming Fax- 1·740·446·3008 ·Dr. Kelly Jo_ nes . Ashort drive via Rt.33 connector 316 Washington Street Ravenswood, WV (304) 273-5321 ~TOUR SYSTEM WORKS · AP photo Olympic technical officials finish the fina·t details of the sess·ion room· where five cities will make their best effort to persuade Olympic Committee members to choose their city to host · the 2012 Olympics Tuesday in Singapore. · Decision time for.IOC BY STEPHEN WILSON Contact Information TM I Dr. A. Jackson Bailes Office I 1 N,ew Location: 507 Mulberry Hghts, Pomeroy, OH . 1 Sports Briefs ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 Will be given iHMEIGS COUNTY by 1 ~· ~et us help you feel young 'again!" I ~ HEARING AID CENTER I eslead SINGAPORE -A return to Paris for the first time since 1924'? Back to London after more than half a century'' A' first for · the Big Apple? 'Another fiesta in Spain? A reward for the new Russia? . · After all the global campaigning, furious lobbying and ·iast.- minute pitches by ·world leaders and sports · celebrities, the most, glamorous and hotly contested Olympic hid ritce i1~ history -and illlJJ\"siblc to calL Myo.:h will be dec1ded Wednesday · coulddep~~1d .01~ the unpad ol when the _ lnternationai the b1d c1t1es tmal prcsentaOlympil' Committee chooses tiolb and the vagaries of the among Paris, London. New round-by-round SClTel votmg York. Madrid :md Moscow to procedure. . be the host city tor the 20 12 IOC prc>~dent Jacque' . Rng~e satd the \ '01~ couiJ he Sun_1mer Games. . . similar to L991 when Sydney Pan s. th~, longume trol~t- . defeated Beijing ,-15-43 in the runner, _goes m as t.he per- linal mund to land the 2000 cc1ved lavonte and London ~ Olympics. He even raised the strong. challenger. N:w York. possibility of a tk vote. and Madnd .would be, surpns~ "Tiw ntost intriguin~ thing wmners, wh1le Moscow 1> ,1 · will he if 1 ha,·e t(> ~·w the long shot. - .. But IOC members said the Please see IOC, B6 , race remains tight, wide open SINGA POR E ( AP) How Wednesday's vote for the 20 12 Olympic ho'l L'ity works: lntemational Oly mpiL· Committee memhcrs will vote by senel ballot among live candidates - Lundon. Madrid , Moscow. New York · and Paris. Voting is by round' until . one Ci ty 9btains a majority. City. recd vi nc- the fewest , vtJte' drops out after each round. F,1ur roupds would bt· the maximum. Ir tW«) or more cities are. tied for the lowest numher of votes. a runoff will be held. with the win nef ad\'ancing 10 1he ne't round. If muitiple rounds ar~ nc~J; ed. the IOC immediately. will announce which cities ~0 10 the nex1 rou nd. Voting ligures onlv will he released after the wi 1iner is <tnnounl·ed. Member\ from •.: ountrie~ with bid cities don't vote while their candidate i' still in . C'ontention. Once- a citv i:-. eliminated. member:-. {rnm that country joi n vuting in ..;ub ... et~uent rotmd:-. . mcmhcr 1lv:m Slc11·kov of Bulg:nia) i~ su ~pcndcd. one memher ( Ni kns Filaretos of Greece I is ab,ent uue tl) healtil rea""" anJ anot her (Guy Drut of Francel pulleJ out Jul..' 1t1 a corn1[1tion triul al home. Thinecn mcm~r, i'mn1 bid cit) countrlc . . \\on 't rot~ in I he t\r,l n ll llld : United Slate' !01: Jim E ' · I) ~ 1··rantt. · ash>n. .">nlt,t Robcn Ct,·11 Jik . ' Ru;,ia t.1l: Vitai\ ' Smimo,, Shamil Taq1i,cilc, _- Alc.xanJer Popm . . Britain i.1 1: Craig Rcedie. PrinceS> Anne. Phil Craven. Franc~ 1 ~ )~. H~nri Scrand,Ju r. .kan -C laude K illv. Spain 1~): Juan .-\nton i,, Samaranl'i1 Jr.. Dona Pilar de Bnrh<•n. · Votin~ i, Ul'n~ ~kctronical · ly. Members push a huttnn lL' make a 1.:hoiC'c. · Ekl'tronic d~li,·e tal11e' l'otc, immcJiately. IOC nfticiah cnnti1111 tntal'~ . 1-IO\\ l'~h.· h member \'Otc-. j.., Jh)l rcct~rdeJ . 1 \ l\)ting begin-. al 5:-+S p.m. · Singapore iinK' t:':.f) a.m . Of the IOC\ 116 member,_ EDTl. 99 are eligible to ' ote in the The win 1 1111~ ci t\ will he tirst rnund. allll!lUilL'eJ arc)tind '7:-10 p.m. IOC pre,icknt Jacque, Singapore time t7:-10 a.m. Rogge doc-.n'r ' \ '011.' . one EDTl. ' �' ... Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel · Wednesday, July 6, 2005 Wednesday, July 6, 2005 www.mydailysentlnel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com \!Crtbune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED ~~~~~,. S~; ,I:;._,..ll.r, rn'ili __Ai ~i i1 EAi li ~li E,_,...tl eo F"o L,ll2ll_M ... •. G'""" 8 used homes under $1 000 Wi ll help w1th delivery For sale Riverfront acreage around 6 acres on At 7 n1t:e (740)385 9621 place for a new homn Call (7 40)446 4595 afte r Great 2000 Fleetwood 2 9 OOpm bedroom wtt h fu ll delivery set-up and central a1r Call REAl E'.<.'TA"Il Russ ~74 0 ) 385 2434 Wm lllD Attention ! 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ca 10ns nctude a val d TRAINING CENTERS \ dnver s license and h1gh WYTHEVILLE VA school d1ploma or equ va ent The qua 11 cat ons nclude working weekends even11'\{1 sh1 l1s and most be ,00 WORKERS NEEDED al:)le to hft E~<cellent startmg wages and compet1t1Ve ben Assemble crahs No phune calls please ellis wood 1tems Please send resume/letter To $480/wk of mterest to ~ter1als , prov1ded REM Community Opt1ons Fre; In formatiOn pkg 24 hr 3 Boaz Cammer cal Pa rk 801 428-4649 W!lllamstown WV 26187 AI E;JCcellent way ; to earn Attent iOn Programs money The New Avon Coordmtors Call Mar1lyn 304 B82 ~645 Deadline o aop y Juty 18 A.TIN WORK AT HOME Earn $450 S 1 500 mon th Around you scheaute www home based bl".is1 ness com H~ lP Wo\l'ffill AVONI All Areasl To Blly or Sell Sh1rtey Spears 304 675 1429 2005 Now H~r ng Apply at Court Street Pomeroy Oh G~1U POSITION OPENING HEALTH SERVICES SUPERVISOR AEM Commumty Options a serv1ce prov1der to persons who happen to have d1sab11 tly IS currently accepting resumes for a Health Se rv1ces Superv sor pos1 t1on for the Wood and Jackson CoUnties ar,a General dut1 es In clude staff superv iSIOn and superv1smn ot med1cal care of peo ple ltv· mg m a Wa1ve r sett ng M1n mum re gu1rements are a A N Degree QMRP quall h demonstrated catiOns superviSOry Skill and gen u ne conce rn for people EIJE Send resumes to REM Commumty Optmns Heal tt1 Serv1ces Supervisor 3 Boaz Commerctal Park Williamson WV 26167 Attent on Susan ODMR&DD 1Galhpolt s Developmental Center Att ent1on Human Resources Department 2500 Oh o Avenue Gatllpohs Ohio 4563~ Phon e (740)446 1642 eltt 273 Fa~< (7 40)44 6 134 1 Please fo rward any ques liOns abOut these pos itiOn s to the GD C Hum an Resources Department HIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO reco mm ends lha ou do bus1ness wtth peo le you know an d NOT 1 end money through th atl unt l you have 1nvest1 ated the of1erln r MONEY roLoAN 2) 35 hrs 3 9 pm MfTu 39 30 WfT h 3 11 pm Frt 3)26hrs 39pmTh 2 11pm Fn 1Oam 7p m Sat Must have htgh school d lplo maJGED va lid drtve r s lice nse and th ree yearS good drtvtng e ~<pene n ce $7 25/hr Pre employment Drug Testing Send res um e to Buckeye Commu nity Services PO Box 604 Jackson OH 45640 Deadline for ap plica nts 7/8/05 Equal Opp ortunity Employer • 1' 304 75.0022 I 2426 ... 41 95 lor details Newly Remodeled 2J3BR 1 112 BA Hardwood CeramiC Floors lull Basement 1 Car attached Garage Deck & Large Fenced Backyard $88 500 ~859)797 9806 or In Memor) of VMan Hysell Robinson to everyone '"ho helped me In this loss of a wonderful lad). Especial!) everyone who prepared food at the house & church thanks Howard Robmson Family AI'AKIM~Mli Tw1n A1vers Tower IS accept 1ng appl cat1ons lor wSI! ng hst for Hud subs1zed 1 br apartm ent call 675 6679 EHO tUKoRfN I $295 mo (740)446 3945 BEAUTIFUL APART MENTS AT BUDGET PRICE S AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve from $344 to $442 Walk to shOp & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportuntly NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 br 2 112 bath s large 2 car 1n M1ddleport garage Relocating Call 040 ,992 9799 Leave message Rental Properttes tor sale Tra1te r and Garage Apt Mason on 4th Ave House on Mad son Ave Pr?Pieasant House Roush Ferrell Lane Pt Pleasant Four VaQBnt lots In Mason Colinty (304)6 75 1911 or (304) 593 I H ~~S~fES __ • 12x50 1988 P1ne Rtdge mobile home Good cond1 tiOn all electnc 2 bedroom 1 bath maJor appliances Included $7 300 Present tot ava 1table to rent $150 mon thly (740}446 2796 or (740)388 9687 ---------1980 Wmchester 14x70 3BA 1 112 path excellent cond1Uon (740)446 2948 1988 Redman R1verv1ew Good con dtt1on 1 4~~:70 2 bedroom , 112 batf1 all electrtc central a1r and maJor k1tchen applianC~ftS InCluded Must move $8 500 • Ohio order of sale to me d~rected from s atd lebanon Township , Meigs Counly, Oho and more fully described as follows beginning n the East to me from sa1d court in the above entitled action, 1 will m lhe above entitled action, I w111 expose expose 10 sale Public Auction on the to sale al public auclion on the front steps Town 2, Range 11 , Ohio company s Purchase , seven rods Frlday, August 12, 2005, at 10·00am, of said day, the followlng dascrlbed real front stepa 01 the Melg6 County Court House on Friday, August 12, 200S at 10 00 a m , ol said day, the lollowong described real estate· EXHIBIT A" the Parcel No 1 The fol · Vollage of Middleport, County of Meigs and Stale of Ohio, being Lot number 51 In orlgonal plat of the VIllage of Middleport, aald lot being the same premlaes con· veyed from Elizabeth Ree ' • t al , by deed recorded In Vblume 93, Page 77 of the Meigs County, Ohio deed records Property Address 246 Norlh Fourth Avenue , Middleport, Ohio 45760 Properly Owners Neale G Knight and Marcia J Knight Oeed Prior Reference Volume 9, Page 645, PPt's 15· 00434 and 15-Q0435 Appralaed at $32,500 00 ,Terms of Sole Cannot be sold lor les. than 213 rds of the appraised value. 10% down on day of sale , cash or certified check, balance due on confirmation of sale Robert E Beegle Sheriff Melg. Coun"' ~, Relmer, Lorber, & No Down Payment Poss1ble 1900 square It house 3 bedroom 2 bath lull base men! new heat pump sets on 3 ac:res S A 7 Eastern School D1stnct (740)985 432 1 2096 r AN"IlQIJI S \IIO\ 10 Shett1e Puppy AKC w1th ped1gree 1st shots Beaut fully marked sab e & 1985 Pon t1ac Trans A m wh le mate $300 00 I rm 5spd 305 l:l.Q only 55 000 11 lcs " per btu~.; t top~ 740 698 9509 el(cellent shar;e (7401446 0350 HOMEG ROWN GRQWN GARDEN VEGETABLES 1997 Che1.y Tahoe t~ ... wo te;lther CO tapA well mam S7 500 Ca ll lamed 1740)379 2887 1999 Ch evy Metro 4 Or 4 Buy or sen R1venne AvaJtabte at McKean Farm cyt 76 QOU m1tes S:J ooo Ant1ques 1124 Ea st M111n on Centenary R oad 080 Cntt (7 40) 441 0712 on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 992 2526 Russ Moore 1999 Ford Ta urJS V6 ~ \ H" Sl I»J•J II ~ engme automatiC power & 1.1\lloil()( 1\ w ~ndows & door locks Very 10 good cond1 t1on 74 ODD h R\1 m les $3" BOO (7 40)446 f 1.)111".11 " ' • 0425 2002 Cadillac Dev1 lle w/ wa1 , ranty $20 500 1 996 O"t., F11<ed Rate up to 36 2000 Ford Ta urc~s 70 QOO Dutchman crank up camper months on Ne;\ John Deer e m les $7 600 (7 40)7 42 A1r kmg & qUeen beds Compact Tractor s & 11 0 TLB _34:0::5:____~--$3 350 2 cyl d esel tractor at Carm, cria ol EqUipment .2004 Honda Shadow 600 wlbru sl 1 hog $3 800 ( 740 }4 46 2412 Chr omed out $3 850 OBO (740)367 0106 (740) 446 3993 7 K1ng Cutttm I r11sh mower Ant que Haywood Wakefield new bl ade s & new double 2dr 2001 Dodge Stratus table & cha1rs S600 good One owner hke new Pea'tt belt (74 0)992 5963 S695 cond1!10n Steel Jeep ..._hl! e 30 V6 42DOOmles wheels SIOO (740)446 John Deere 10 It No T1 l D111l Coli (850)543 4079 6962 for Rent Ca rm che:~ot 95 Mercury Soble not r~o~n Gravely Super Conve duel EQuipment (740)44 6 2412 n1ng Purcllase for $2 700, wh eels 411 blade complete w1!1 sell best otter t304 \675 rebu ild electnc stsrter John Deere Commerc 1a1 8159 $1500 00 OBO Lawn Boy Works1te Products tn Stock 1 21 mch mower $85 00 Compac t Excavator 27C 96 Neon 2 coor 4 cyt 5 35D SOD Sk1d Steers 3"'1 speen 1 18 000 m e<; n e~~; 740 696 1227 320 325 328 'Tractol pa1nt e,-;t a c ean l !enor HoM rt meat slicer se t ol e<J n1ce runs great $ 1 900 Load er B.9.ckh oe t 1ORB d1g1ta! Scoles m~al gr nder Check out our re 1tal rat es 17 401669 0302 Peps1 oop c:ooter wood diS Greal F nanc1ng Ava1!8ble 715 play or wo rk tables I Rl Carm chael Equ1pmem (740)446 7787 WI< SIll· <""-' (740)446 24 12 New 5003 5005 & 5020 AERATION MOTORS Repa1red New & RebUilt In Ser1es John D6!ere U!it ty Stock Call Ron E11ans 1 Trpc tors @ o~ ~ II XP.d 36 month s Used Ut111ty Trac tors 800 537 952B @ 4 g{}J., Van3b e 60 monlhs Ce~rmiCil<Je NEW AND USED STEEL EQuipment (740)44o ~2 412 Steel Beams P1pe Rebar Fo r Concrete Angle New Joh n Deere Rounc Channel Flat Bar Steel Balers @ 1 9°o F ~<ed Rat e Gratmg Fo r Drams F1nancmg to1 48 Mon t11s 01 Dnveways &. Walkways L&L New Model 45 7 Stan dar c Scrap Metals Open Monday Round Baler Only S13 250 Wed nesday &. cash Makes 4X 5 Sa te Tue sday Fr1day Bam 4 30pm Closed Carm1chaet Equ1pment Thursday Saturday & (740)446 241 2 For Lease 0 111ce or reta1l Sunday (;;'40)446- 7300 spaces 1n very good cond1 Jo t:11 ton Downtown GallipOliS Riding mower Murray Spec1al Purchase Approx 1600 sq It each t W1zard 11 Hp 30 1n cut Deere 702 8 & 10 Wh ee or 2 baths Lease pnce $250 81 Ford F 100 V 8 Rakes / John Deer e D sk Mowers Call for pr cEJ negotiable to encourage 2981 $400 (740)992 7607 Carmichae l Equ1pment new busmess Call lluu {740) 44 6 241 2 (740)446 4425 or {740)446 S t ii'PII b' 3936 I""" Arriovitz P 0 Bo. 968 Twinsburg, OH 44087 330-425-4201 Attorney lor I he Plaintiff (7) 6, 13, 20 ' court a• hne or Section 19, 2001 Fora Ex p1o1er 4)(4 Loaded recently cfeta1!e d 59 000 rrule& .. ne-.., t1res S12 DUO l7t!.OJ256 6936 leave messarle Che~ y 1989 short bEtd step s de 01 q owner $3 099 00 P40i992 5963 30 t 995 GtJlC Con Van A 1 conclllon tow m1es Musl seem apprec1ate A barga n $9 995 Also Walkmg Horse Saddle Bndle (304 )675 81 75 96 Ford V.. ndstar Powe1 wmdows po wer locks cru1se rear A C 160 000 rnlles S2 600 (740)256 8152 . r;::;;;,."!'":----..Q,":"', «:: \ lc J IYJR( H .•.•. ., uoN" 1997 Dodge Dakota Sll V6 A~tomat1c 2 Wheel Or ve 72 000 m1lt:_,0 (304 S93 1614 1998 Dodge 0 1ko a Sport lruck 5 spPed 136 000 .miles $4 000 Call t40)3AA 0578 01 r7'\0)388 8707 94 Har ey Davidson Uttm Class 1c 10 DOD miles blue excettenl cond 11on $13 500 (7 40)9492217 ll<"''10&SAIJ ~lmnR' ~ '---------" 1984 Ba,liner 19ft Cuddy cab n Volvo Penta good COI101tl0n $3 500 {7 40)367 0314 95 K ~wasa k1 ST 750 jet sk 3 sea ter w1 th tra1ter vests slo. rope Ski S b:ce len t con u on $1 800 (740)44€ 8 12tl C 1\II'I:R'i & ~ IIHUK H OMI·" 1999 Tra11 Lite Bant am Ftver E~tcellenl cond111on Loaded Must see 740 949 2709 S8 000 98 Javco. Eagle 30ft 5th \ h~>el w th slode out 'lQQ3 Cllrv olct Silvera do E.xcel en 1 cond1 l1 on 1500 2...VD lt~Q c;ab Vfi 4 (740)4'6 3505 speec au1o trans 111 11h top pe1 7 88.:1 n les dk grF!y C J ernan Camp ng Tra le r e ~II c E xcell~n t co d to) I 2FT 2 1<1ng Be J S4 9~h S12 000 Call alt er 5pm call lo~ •~ · (304)675 \ 73 I \ \304)675 35 15 ,___ ~004 Ford F t 50 Supercrew 4K 1 F X4 off road package 54 V8 6 CD changer 1un n ng boards power every thmg Tonneau cover tow par:Kagc 21 ODD m1les o ~c elle nt cond1t on N A 0 A Book Value 530 375 sell tor 528 900 (740)446 8217 StaiC tal t told up campe1 A r heat s nk s!ove & re ng erator slee ps 4 Was 54 995 to $3 995 1educed 1740)446 2282 ·-~~ TILH.:k Camper AC rv Antenna w 1ed lor Cable 1ke new $6 500 (304)R75 3353 1725 10 llm u 199& Ranger 4x4 5 srd ::IL 1\II'IHI\ I \II :\'".!'•• ' 1'0 RIN"I AM1FM cosst:tte A C off Ask about our AOHA roa d package new oa1n\ BASEMENT Member DI SCO unt s on new Look ng tor house to renr1 fem ale Pek ngese AKC John Deere Eqt pment S5 500 0130 Call alter WATERPROOFING locally Mason or mmgs co 4 30pm (740)2~6 625~ sable wlblack mask 6 wks Carmichael Uncond ana hfenme guar EqurO iti\O fll call 304 773 5600 Adorabtel $300 (740)4<16 2412 otd <~n ce Loc<J rc t ewnce~ h 1 1999 Blazer <lx I LT rm gma l \Ill~( 11\\IU"'il" (740) 44 6 1000 leave mes n ~hed Establshed t 97;.o ow '"' 76K exc; \.Ond sage Calf 2.. Hrs 17 •o ~.:IE for sale Call lor Horses oaded ne11er 1 mud 1510 H OUSHIOI I> OH70 Rrg rr Basemen more mformahon (740)379 s 10 500 1304 l 458 1002 8 reg1slmfld Labra dor pup {rl)(ij" Wa.l€rOitXJfull:j 2584 pe s wormed & l1rst shots 5 1 99~ Chevy Suburban 4xol . good cond1110n loaded new Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark blacks S 150 each 3 yeUov.s Chapel Road Porter Oh1o $200 each call (740)247 ~ohn Deere Ad1ng Mowers '!Ires Askmg 511 000 (740)446 7444 1 877 830 2 117 starl ng at S1 399 F1na 1cu g {740) 441 0658 or 1740!70~ 1:..93:_1_ _ _ _~9 162 Free Est1mates Easy AKC German Shepllerrls availabl e subJeCt to Joh1 _ f1nanc n1g 90 days same as Pllps & Adults Deer e Cred11 Approval Yow 1999 Ford Et<ped t1on v 8 ' cash V1sa/ Master Card 1 Black & Tan Litter paymen ts could be as low AWO ""'8 0110 m f''Dnve a littl e sa ...e a ot asS39 nonthw1th SOdown $ 15000 Coli 740I388 t Sottd Black Liller EqUipm en t 0578 Carm1chael vet checked & shots :_:__ _...:_ (740)446 2412 Thompsons Appliance & (304)937 2310 2000 GMC 3 I ~I p~.;k Uj.J Repair 675 7388 For sale wwW tr statek 9 com StO 200 c 111 Clarence ZP.ro Tl rn Z irAk Mowers re cond toned automat1c Full t'llooded Jack Russell GobiP (740\992 1108 f no from Jot n Deere ava,lal:1te at washers & dryers retngera pupp1es 5 wks old S100 4 9°o fl).ed rate !ro <~nswer lcavu rm sage tors gas and electr1c each (740)446 3413 Carm1ct"\aet Equ1pmen1 w1th ranges a1r cond1t10ners ami 200 t Chevrolet 15JJC Z71 wMger washers W1ft do Pood les one T1ny Toy black John Dcme Cred1! approval uxl cab PW m myH111 q AT 2412 515500 OBO it ol {) Jo.~6 repalfs on maJOr brand s m fem ale Two brown sta lldard !7 4 0) 1 4G Poodles (740)441 94 78 shop or at your home WpW .c£!1~CJ.S.Q!!! 3993 to Bruce Johnson and recorded Volume 114 Page 245 of the County OH1clal Records Auditor 's Parcel No 07-00073 000 Me1gs South of the ce nter of Also , exce ptmg the coal , all and gas mm- the Portland and Bashan road, !hence In a Westerly dlrecloon twenty (20) rods oral and under said lands and the right to mine and remove the same Without on)ury to near a p1ne tr ee 6 to the and 1owing d escr lbed rea 1 onches In doameter on should the surface be astate sltuale In the North side of sa1d onJured I he same range Eleven ( 1 l}, road, thence north must be paiH for Town Three , Deed 13 ), lourtean (14) rods Reference Secllon Thirteen 113) parallel woth the east Volume 126, Page of lhe Ohio line of saod Sec 19, 236 , Volume 251, Page Company's Purchase, thence East twenty 77, Volume 282, Page being In the Township (20) rod a to the East 291 of the Meigs of Lebanon, County line of said Sec 19, County Deeds of Melga, State o1 thence Soulh twenly Recorda Ohio, and known as (20) rods to the place Cannot be sold lor common lot Number of beginning , conlaln, less than two-thirds 254 and described 81 )ng two (2) acres, be (213) of the appraised follows: Commencing the same more or value $10,000 at the Southeaot cor· Ieos Excepllng Culrent Owner ner of Section 0 9628 acras deeded Eslale of Freda Nineteen (l 9) In oald to Bruce Johnson In Carpenter Township anct coun· Volume 114 Page 245 Properly at 53060 Knob, ty , thence East of the Melgo Counly Bald Twenly·slx (2&) rods , Oillclal Records. Stlversvllle Rd thence North on aline Audltor'o Parcel No Portland, Ohio Parcel No 1 parallel with sold 07.00075.000 Section line to land The following real PPt 07.00072 000 deeded to the counly estate situated In the Parcel t 2 Commlulonora of Counly of Meigs In PP 07·99975000 said Meigs County by the State of Ohio, and 07.00073 00 al R c Mlddleswart lor In tho Townahlp of Appraloed road purposes, Lebanon, end bound- •$24,0001$10,000 ad and described aa Terms of Sale Can not thence weat along t h e line olaald land to the lollowo Being In be sold lor less than East line 01 said Secllon 19, Town 2/3rd s of • the Section Nineteen Three (3 ), Range appraised value 10% J1S) ; thence South Eleven (11), Ohio down on day of sale, along said Section Company's Purchase, cash or certified line to lhe place of ,beginning ona hun· check, balance <jue dred and fifteen (1 I 5) on confirmation of beginning, conll 1n1ng twanty·t hree a n d ane- feet South of the sale hall 123 112 ) acres Portland and Baohan Parcels sold sepa· more or less Road on the East line rate ly l of oald Secllon Rober! E Beegle Reserving to t he sald ff former Grentors, lhelr Nineteen (19), !hence Meigs County Shero heirs ahd assigns, all Weal three hundred Anorney lor the pia on right, title and Interest thirty-eight (338) feet , t iff In the mlnerats on , In thence North Crow & Crow and under sold real Nineteen and one-half ..,nornay t (19 112) degrees West 110 W Second Streel eslate, and the rIgh Five Hundred tllnely· Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 to extract and remove eight (598) feel (740) 992-6059 said mlneralo thence East Five (7) 6. 13. 20 Reference Deed Hundl'tld twenty-eight _____ ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS r·-..- ·.-_ . - · ·-··-..·--.. -···-···-··-··-.. -.. - . .-..,_. -:·-·. -···-···-..\ I Reaeh 3 Counties · I I I i FREE Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipoli~ Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! ' 5 Ho mes under $10 000 Will deliver (7 40 )385-7671 ' I.EitJ 4 \ V III·.I-,U .R"'i -- to the East line of said Section 19. thence South Five Hundred and Sevenly·llve (575) feet to the place of beginning contalnong live and three fourths (5 314) acres Excepting two (2) acres deeded to Eber Carpenter prior to thts deed Exceptmg 2 6258 acres deeded surface r 790 JET Beech Street Middleport 2 I 1\Hin M f\ bedroom turn 1shed apt uhf Tra1ler lol 2 5 m tes out Block brjck sewer p pes Call wmdow s lintels etc C au de IlleS paid preVIOUS rental Ne1ghborhood Ad W nters R1o Grande OH 2 m1n1ature baby Do nkey s reference deposit lO pets (740)446 16a5 Make nee pets 1740i446 Call 740 245 5121 (740 )992 0 165 7787 W •wrim Kn o" Och\- er ed R1 ghl t o Your L>oo r 3S7 , Deed Records , Meigs County Ohio Auditor's Parcel No 07.00072 000 Can not be sold lor less than two-thirds (213) of appraised value $24,000 Parcel No 2 The following descrobed parcel of land situated in estate Situate I n (304)675 2036 (740)256 1328 (740)446 3481 total $350/mo No pets before Public Notice Sheriff Sales Case Number Probate 33129 Estate Freda 01 carpenter Plaintiff vs Defendants Court of Comlflon Pleas, Meigs Counly, Ohio In pursuance of an of the Me1gs County Cou r thouse on loolball held Call (41 9)533 M 9:00 740·992·5039 ' 1 and 2 bed room apa rt ments furnished and unfur mshed seclJ rlty depoSit req Uired no pets 740 992 Valley Apartments tn Mason 22 18 WV current ly ac cept mg 2 Bedroom Mob1le Home apphcatlofJS Apply at 501 2 bedroom apt $375/mon located m Shawnee Tra I m Po mt Was her/dryer hookup Water Ga thpo t1s Ferry Call Pleasant Appllcat ons pa1d Nice locatiOn no pets (304)675 3423 'l':lccepted on Tuesdays plus depoSit S375/mo HUD ass1sted (304)675 2 bedroom AJC very nice (740)446 9442 4900 no pats 111 Gallipolis 2 br 1 ba upsta rs apart (7 40)446 2003 SPAll me11t Sycamore Sl FUR RENO Mtddteport conven ent to 2 6 R centrally located 10 and park m n from town hosp1tal and grocery Downtown Office Space 5 power pl ants (740)44 6 S350/month $350 deposit room su 1te $650/mo 1 room requiTed w1th previous rental 4234 or (740)208 786 t references (740)992 619 4 off ce $225/mo 2 room su1te $250/mo Secunty Of ffi08 0 173 deposit req u1red You pay In Memory 3 rooms & bath all ut1l lies ut1ht1es AU spaces very ntce pad Oownsta1rs 9 19 Elevator Cal l (740)446 3644 Second (we suitable for t lor appoin tment CA Case# 04CVI63 Mortgage Electron•c R e g I s I r a t 1o n Systems, Inc Plalnllff Vs Neale G Knoght, et al aka Neale George Knight at al Defendants Court of • Common Ple$5, Me•gs County, In pursuance of an order of sale dtrected For sate by owner Tratler & lot at 109 Ced ar Street Gallipolis at end of GAHS r lease no pets Located 1n Townhouse Ractne No cal ls after 9 00 ' Ta ra Apartments very Spac1ous 740 992 5039 2 ~edrooms CIA 1 t 2 T>?Q. Bd mob Ia home $300 Bath Adult Pool & Baby amonth ~ $300 depoSit year Pool Pallo Start $385/Mo lease no pets m No Pets Lease Pills Middleport No calls al!er Secunty Depos1t Req u1 red eo 1 4x65 n country You r RIJ:,hl t o For sale 2 bedroom house s1ngte bath w1thm c1ty hmtts askmg $60 000 Call (740)446 4595 aft er 900pm I'RO!"I~ONAL SERVICF:S Grac1ous hv1ng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at V11tage Manor and R1vers1de Apartments 1n Middleport From $295 $4A4 CaU 740 992 5064 Equal Housmg Opportun t1es N1ce 2 bedroom furn1shed $375/mo $300/deposl\ No pets water pd Refe rences North Jrd Middleport needed Ph (740)441 0829 bedroom' furnished apt pre Two 8d mobtle home $325 v1ous rental reference dep a month $325 depoSit year no pets 74D-992 0165 Pubh< No11 ces m Ne" spapers 2491 ScHooui Mobile Home Lot only AckMan P1ke $ 125/month call (740)44 6 3644 lo r mo re tnfo UBLIC NOTICES S~h:e:ro:ff~Sa~le=s~~i:~~~~~~~~::~~V:o~lu~m::e~1~5~2~.~P~a~g~e==~(5~2~87)::.~et Country Home 10 acres two bedroom one bath-garage aclgas furnace 2 m1le trom Hartford Stld1ng H 1l~ Creek Road 48 000 364 88 2 IN>ORU<:IlON I (740)388 0135 Used Furmture Store 130 8ulav11te P1ke Washers dry ers refrigerators ra nges mattresses dresser couch es dmettes reel ners grave monument s much more (740)446 4782 Gallipolis OH H,. 11 3 (M S) 11(\\~I'(Uf:l fi10 This newspaper wlll not knowingly accept adverti•ement• tor real estate which Is In vi olation or the law Our readers ara hereby Informed that all dwellings advertised in thie newspaper ere available on an equal opportunity ba1ee IOpm MffuJW 3 bedroom mobtfe home tor CONVENIENTLY LO CATrent 1n Mtddlepo rt no pets EO & AFFORDABLE! (740)992 5858 Townhouse apartments and/or small houses FOR Beau tif ul r1ve r v1ew m RS'NT CalL (740)44 1 11 t 1 Kanauga Ideal lor 1-2 peo lor application & Information pels please pte [\t No App lications be l n~ take..n Furmshed upsta rs 3 room s Call (740)441.0 181 & bath Clean ref & dep reqwed No pets (740)446 For rent 3 bedroo m 1 t /2 t519 baths 1n V1nton Ready July r .... " H I!< S Ill r Help Wanted ass 1st an md1 v1dual wtth mental oet.Jrdatlon m Me1gs County 28 hrs /wk 2· 10-8pm M/Tu . 2-6pm W /Th/F Must h,tve h1 gh school d1ploma/GED, vahd dnver's hce nse, tHree years good dn vmg expenence and adequate automobile msurance $7 25/hr Send resume to Buckeye Commumty Serv1ces, P 0 Box 604, Jackson, OH 45640. Deadline for applicants 7/8/05. Preemployment drug testmg Equal di l cr~mlnatian WANTED Part t me pos1t10n available lo aSSISI lnd iVIdU als w1th mental retardatt on at a group home 1n Bidwell 1) 35 hr s Bam 5pm Sun 2 room eat In k tc hen 2 I re places & garage plu s shee p barn pasture g arden spot $550 pl us Utl tttles Call ~ (703)451 2591 WANTED. Pos111on available lo All real estate advertlllng In thla newspaper 11 subject to the Federal Fair Hauling Act of 1968 which makaa H Ulogal to advartlae any pre1erence llmltatton or dlacrtmlnatton based on race color, religion ae• lamlllal status Dr national origin or any Intention to make any such preference llmltallon or •NOTICE• a hcaton Help Wanted (740)367 0000 Gallipolis Career College TURNEO DOWN ON (Careers Close To Ho me) SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? Call Today I 740 446 4367 No Fee Unless We Wm' Oeadt1ne to apply 1 800 2 14 0452 July 18 2005 1 B88 582 3345 WNW QlllipoliSCll iOOrCOIIego com Accred1led Member Accredrtmg Rl \I I "I \II AN/L PN S Overbrook cen Councl lor lndependonl Col ages ter IS currently acce ptmg and Schools 127<18 10 HOMES applicatiOns for LPN S and 70 AN S 7A 7P and 7P 7A MISCil J .ANEOI.!i 1·--IU·R· S·A·LI: _.1 SQ1fls are ava1lable II you $29 900 6 rooms 3 BR are mterested please come 1n and hll Ou t an application Angus freezer beet ready home 2 car ga rage 89 now sell by hang ng wetghl Burnett Ad ~740)446 7684 at 333 Page Street i 1 OOa m Monday thru Middleport or call and $1 45 @ pound (740)985 or (304)744.:0173 Saturday speak wtt h Hollie 3949 740 985 44 34 3 be droom Ranch 2 car Bumgarne r LPN Staff DIRECTV FREE Home garage 1n ground pool 0 UTS I Dl: SALES De'Y'elopment EOE entertamm ent Syste m $90 000 Call (740)256 REP R ES I NT Al i VE FREE EqUipment and Install 1962 STABILITYIII up to lour rooms 145 chan The GallipO't s Da1ly pets $29 00 a month Ask 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 Baths Tnbune 1S accepllflg Cor ner lot 1n Meadowbrook Do you worry about the how to get FREE HBO resumeS for a full ttme furure of your ;ob? Lamtnate Wood MAX and STARS 1 800- Root outside sales representa Do you lel/lllre you are nor Ftoonng and Cafpet are 3 523 7556 for d~ta Is t1ve to )OUt our sales tea m apprecrated? years old Fenced m Back and to manage an estab For Sale top sod I will load Yard .and Storage Bwldmg fished account I st while Why not beg1n a calee r w1lh your p ckup $20 dump tra1l (304)675 7708 calhng on lew accounts a stab1le employer thai er S35 00 3 bedroom 2 bath R~mch The successful candidate values the hard work that 1 W AN"Illl w1tt be a diSCiplined self style house newly rel'nod you do? rnot1ved team player that To Du eled Bidwell area S69 000 understands the 1mp<tt· Call (740)44 1 1528 or We offer tance of developtng Cleantng & {740)709 5952 after 4pm •Up to $8/hr Wllh no e11pen DHK strong mutually benefl ence .,Powerwashtng Can I Keep 3 Bedroom 1 1/ 2 Be,ths c1al bus ness retat1on Up Your "To Do~ list too Btg? • Medlcal/401 (k) Family Room Dlntng Room sh1ps With ow accounts • Pa1d vacalldns/l'lohdays/ Let Us HELP Youl We II Full Basement Storage I tra1n1ng Clean R UJ.l' & Get R Done Bldg Garage New Central The deal cand date w II do All A1r New Wmdows We 112 have sale e:..per1ence For Call Todayl Res10ent1at r Bus ness PleasantS( (304)675-4034 confident at mterv ew lns1de/Outs1de 1-877-463-6247 ext lp~ease send resume and Dally/WeeklyfMonthly 7 40 3BA 1 1f2 bath Ranch 2 car 2454 cover letter to Gall pot s 985 3639 or 740 416 1823 garage tn·ground pool Da1ty Tnbune Attn J1m STNA S Overbrook Center Green school dlstnct Freeland 825 Thnd Ave 15 currently accepllng apph Georges Portable Sawmill {740)446 1619 tor photos & Ga1t1pohs Oh•o 45631 ca tmns lor full time STNA S don 1 haul your Logs to the more mformahon nno f/www QftOCttlta cprnlbs 7A 7P: and 7P 7A and 3A M111 JUSt call 304-675 1957 Pa ramediCS & EMT s 3P • ShiftS are avail• Health Care elder care m tbomnson132f needed Apply ..at 1354 able If you are mterested my home pnvate I1V1ng area 4 bedroom 3 bath bl level Jackson P1ke Gathpot s please come 1n and fit) out w1th bath e•penence1 with hol'lle country s8ttmg large an apphcahon at 333 Page reference Park Ad Shade deck/patiO Slttiflg on aprox ar 1me epnee e a Street M1ddteport Please Oh (740)992 0558 10 acres FA LA OR & the Gal t polls Da1ly No Phone calls EOE ~lichen $120 000 owo ure Tnbune Must have ~740)742 3142 val1d dnver s Carpet-Cleaning l1cense M1n1mum wage 403 Spr ng Ave Pomeroy Bra nd New Method a p ro.~~ 30 hrs week Ohlo One fam1ty home tor Dry In 1 Ho ur Stop by the Tnbune 80 y4;!ars Sttll like new 3 No Steam or Snampoa Olf1ce tocat~ at 825 bedrooms 1 1/2 baths 2 car Free EStimates Th1rd Ave to hll out an ... Clea rl y Clean••• garage S50 000 740 992 1..-..:: a ' Roofmg Decks Hard wood 8 room hollse n Gallipolis work $29 500 Floor and Cera m 1c T1 le Needs msl allal10n New (740)441 1078 or (740)44 6 Construc tion Pole B arns 0974 Butldmg Top Notch Anent1onl Cont ractors (304 )675 3042 Local compa ny otfenng NO WV036667 DOWN PAYMEN T" pro grams tor ypu to buy your ow CmuYEUJERLV home 1nstead of renting C ARE • 100% lmancm g • Less th an perfect credtt Ch1ldcare ava table nea r accepted Holz er Charo ta1s Lake • Pay ment co ul d be the Anyt1me Mon Fr sa me as rent $3/hr $25/c;t ay Mor tg ag e Locato rs able on grounds) and have a 1!1':'11"'-~~----., va lid OhiO A N and dnvers Bu~ licenses Please subm 1t to OPPORnJNrf\' ~ 36402 Peach Fork Ad 2 5 m11es from 4 lane s on 33 W County Ad 19 r(lclmer (740)992 7t56 aquar1um July 8th 9th 8 ? CLASSIFIED INDEX Lovestock . Lost and Found Lois & Acreage 985 3301 *********** 8 QYard Sale Thursday Jllly 7th a 4 Lau rel Cl It Ad 1 2 9am m te from former Pam da clothes wom~n s 8 12 boys Found all wh1te male Sp1tz 4583 St At 160 B dwell F na movmg sale Indoor 6 12 new 1tems Ca ll (740)446 4166 71B 7/9 19635 State Aoll te Huge 4 fam1ly yard sale 1n 554 1 m1 from R o Grande Chester Fn 6 30 5 00 tots Fo lJnd lad1es watch at toward Bidwe ll Small furn1 of clothes household 1tems GallipOliS Mc;Donalds on ture toys k tchen kmck & toys follow s1gn s at Sunday June 26 (7 40)446 knacks 9am 5pm Chester Br dge located on 9390 Oak H1ll Road !terns fou nd July 4th on Sat 9 July a oo ? 4409 Huge Mullt fam1ly July 8&9 bench of City park Call to 8ulav111e P1ke Gateway Ba1tey Road( off Te11as) s1gns Identity (740)446 0119 computer pnnter treadmill tram F1ve Pomts 81g Var1e(y o...O SI 100 lb Red & Black L1festyler camper top full German Shepherd n Darwtn s ze tool boxes tools old July 7 10 9am 5pm 3 m1tes :nea weanng 2 red collars wheels ol d cha1 rs m1sc out St Rt 143 l1rst dr veway c loth ng etc to the left past ~ ol f e Pen 740 992 6001 Ad baby 1tems rnen & women cloth ng & much 1 more ran or shme watch 4x4's For Sale 725 for s gns Announcement. ..030 Relay for L fe Yard Sale July Antoques . . . 530 8th & 9th 7am dark Kmth I Apartments Rent F1tch restdence on Rt 124 1n Auction and lor Flea Market 080 l Tak ing appllcattons for Hot Tub Technlc1an Must have knowledge 1n electncal and ptumb1ng areas E ~<pe n e n ce tn repa1r ng pools and hot ti.Jbs woi.Ji d be he lpful Anyone mterested p lease call Baum Lum ber at 740- Bnck 3 bedroom 1 1/12 bath ltv ng room .great 4 6 ac res Walm:t t Creel< Onve Sandhtll Ad Pt Pleasant $32 304 ) 675 • 48 43 HOMES To Do 0310 ACREo\GE WAml D 9am-2pm. Free Cloth1ng household and m1sc 1tems Tabti§S located on At 7 (Add son) between AntiQue & Estate sale Tractor Marathon stores w/attachments too ls welder a1r com pressor many more 1tems Beg nn ng Fnday unt I everythmg 1s gone 1792 N1bert Rd next to White. Oak Youth Camp S c hoo ls In s truc tion u;. 1 2 Noon 2 2 BR house located In Galhpohs $400 month plus depos1t No pets re ference 14x70 expando 3 bedroom req Uired Call (740)4 4 1 1 112 bath $475+ depoSit Ot10 or (740)9925 t 74 ask 1nc ludes wate r sewer & tor Jay tr ash p1ckup (7 40)446 3 B OA 2 112 baths 2 car 48 24 lwnght® l c net C•IH \\\iW Lro • YARI>SAo ~· n Fox Area Rockspnngs Terr~er White wfblack head 2 adorable orangef wh te black spoVnght s1de 740 t 0/ wks old 949 2621 male k ttens tndoorl ou door ready to go Also spade Tabby 1yr/otd great Y\RilS\1 f Indoor/outdoor mouser T304)675·3t50 maple I n N ext Day' s Pape r All Displ a y AND BUII.DIN<~~ Now you can have borders and graphics lL-'o added to your classified ads 1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 5041 for small $1.00 for !arge Display Ads D a lly In- Column 1 00 p m Mond a y - Fr i day for Inse rtion • Start You r Ads W1th A Keywo rd • I ncl ud e Complete Desc r1pt1on • Include A Prlce • Avoid Abbrev1at1ons • Include Ph o ne Numbe r And Addreu When N ee d~ • Ad& Should Run 7 Day s Successful Ads Should These Items • To r Oeatltirlhf' H< H 'StllOIIl • �.Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel 'WW' ' . Wednesday, July 6; 2005, .tydailysentinel:cpm I Wednesday,·July 6, 2005 www.mydallysentinel.com ALLEY OOP · The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 Sharif! Sales aoulh Uno of Lot 344: excepl the coal, and . ~ Public Notice thence along lhe other mlne·rals con· south line of Lot 344 Sheriff Sales ialn_-d therein with and then the south Case Number lhe right lo mine the aeme without Injury line of Lol 345 North 04CV144 vii to the surface , 88 degrees 46 min- PeOpleo Bank NA Arthur Bradshaw at al. utes 22 seconds west together with all ways Planllff dllandanla and right of way, lot 29.55 feel In all to a vs 16 and pari of lpl 17 · Court of Common railroad spike ~et by Kim D. Mllcholl el al In Naylors run In the Pleas, Melga County, this survey ·at the defendants City of Pomeroy, southwest corner ol Court of Common Ohio. In pursuance of an Lot 345; thence along Pleas, Meigs County, ... Meigs County, Ohio. Beginning al the . order of sale to me the west line (!f Lot Ohio, directed from 's aid 345 North 17 degrees · In pursuance of an northeast corner of court In the ilbOve . 18 minutes 00 sec· order of sale to me William Kasper's lot 15 In Naylors Run in enlllled acllon, I will onds Wast 129.59 feel directed from said e.:posa to sale' at to the point of begin· court In the above Pomeroy, Ohio running northerly wllh Public Auction on the ning, containing enlllled acllon , I will Front Steps of The 0.148 acres (all 0.097 expose to sale at pub· Spring Street , one hundred (100) feel, Meigs County Court acre of Lot 34.5 and lie auction on the House on Friday, July 0.051 acre out of Lol fronl steps of ·the thence westerly to Street; 29, 2005 al 10 a.l!). of 344). Subject to all Meigs County Court Fiacher said . day, the loll owlegal easements. House on Friday, thence southerly wllh ing described Real PPN : 15·00028 .000 August 5. 2005 at. 10 said Fisher Street lo Estate: Situated In 308 Page Street , a.m. of said day, the the northeast corner lhe Village of Middleport Oh 45760. folloWing described of William Kasper 's Middleport, Sec lion · .Current owner Real Estate: the fol - lol, one hundred ( i OO) feet, thence east with 29, TQwn 1 North: Rodney R Roush et al lowing described Slreel , premises, situated in the northerly line of Range 13 West, as 308 Page recorded In Volume 2, Middleport, Oh 45760 l he Tow nship of William Kasper's lol pp#' 15·00028.000 Salisbury. County of to the place of begin· ··page 12 of the Meigs prior deed refer - Meigs and Stale of nlng. Be the same County Pla.t Records, mOre or less but subCounty of Meigs and ences: Volume 344 Ohio: ject to all legal high· Stale of Ohio and page 345 appraised al The following bounded and $27,000.00 terms of described real estate, ways. Nos. 16· described as follows: Sale: Cannot be sold in Section 32 , Parcel Being the south half for teSs than 213 (two Township 2, Range 01449.00, 16·01450, 16~1451 , 16·01452 of lot Number Two thirds) ol the 13, · Ohio Company 's Hundred Seventy appraised value. 10%, Purchase, beginning Current Owner: Maria Romine el al (270) In V. N. Horton 's down on lhe day ol at a stake on the sale, cash or certified at: 412 Addition to lower north line ol said sec- Properly c heck, balance due tion at the northeast Spring Avanue Pomeroy.· now incoron confirmation 'of porated into and corner of a certain 5- Pomeroy, Ohio Prior Deed . made a part of "the s a le. acre lot now or forVillage of Middleport, Robert E. Beegle , merly owned by References : Volume Ohio. Meigs County Sheriff. Smilh Hysell ~ deeded 79, Page 533 Attorney lor Plaintiff, to him by Nimrod Appraised al Said premises also known as 575 Scott E Collister, Hysell; thence east 8 $30,000.00 Broadway Street , Attorn ey 525 Vine rods to the center ol Terms ol Sale: Cannot be sold for Middleport, Oh 45760 Street , Suite ~00 the public road where PPN : 15·01479.000 Cincinnati , 'Ohi"o it crosses the north less lhan 2/3rds of • 45202 (513) 723·2200. Current owner Arthur line of said section ; the appraised value. Br"adshaw at al 575 (6) 22, 29, (7) 6 10% down on day ol thence south along Str.eel , sale, cash or certified Broadway the center of said M•ddleport, · Ohio road 17 rods lo a check, balance due 45760 ppjj 15· Public Notice stake and stone ; on confirmation of 01479 .000 prior deed thence west 4 1/2 sale . references: Volume Sheriff Sales rods to a slake at the Robart E. Beegle , 136 page 257 Number southwest corner of . Meigs County Sheriff Case appraised . at 04CU175 lot; Attorney for . the said . 5-acre LaSalle $27,000.00 terms of Bank thence in a northeast· Plaintiff · Kitk w. liederbach sale: cannot be sold National AssociatiOn erly direction 7 rods' for less than 2/3rds Of Plaintiff P.O. Box 24005 to a stake; thenc·e in a the appfaised · value. vs northwesterly direc- Lyndhurst, OH44124·, 10% down on day ofr Chester A Roush el al tion 13 rods to the 0005 sale , cash .or certified defendanls place of beginning, (216) 291·3600 check, balance ~ue Cou rt of Common containing 80 rods, (6) 29 (7) 6, 13, 31c on confirmation of Pleas, Meigs County, more or less. sale . Ohio . Reference Deed : Public Notice Robert E. Beegle , In pursu.ance· of an Volume 96, Page 137, Meigs ~ounly Sheriff. order ol sale to me . ~.nd Volume 96, Page Attorney for lha directed from sa,id I ~5 , Meigs County Sheriff Sales plaintiff John D. court in the above Case Number Probate Olticlal Records. entitled action, I will #33164 . Clunk, Attorney 5601 Current owner: ·Kim Hudson Drive, Suite eXpose to sale at pub- D. · Mitchell et al SuZanna Sayre, 400, Hudson, Ohio lic auction on the Properly AI : 32945 Admlnislrator front steps of the 44236 (330)342-8203. Bailey Run Road, Plaintiff (6) 22, 29, (7)'6 Meigs County Court Pomeroy, Ohio PPJ vs House on Friday, July Suzanne Sayre et al Prior 14·00776.00 29th, 2005 at 1o a.m. Deed References : Defen'dants of said day, the fol- Volume 96 Page 137, Court of Common Public Notice lowing ·described Vo1ume 9fi, Page 139 Pleas, Sheriff Sales Real Estate. appraised at Meigs County, Ohio number Situated in the Village Case $15,000.00 terms of In pursuance of an 04CU041 Tile qf Middleport, County sale: Can not be sold order of sale to me Provident Bank of Meigs and State of for less than 213 of· directed from sai d plaintiff Ohio, known and lhe appralaad value. court in the above lot VS described as 10%. down on Day of entitled action, I will Rodney R Roush et al No.14 in Behan's Sale, Cash or expose to sale at pubdefendants Addition to Sheffield, Cerll1ied Check lic auCtion on the Court of Common now Middleport, and Balance due on front steps of the Pleas, begin the same propMeigs County Court Conllrmallon of Sale. .erly deeded to John Meigs County, Ohio. Robert E. Beegle, House , on Friday, E. Lyons by Meigs . In pursuance of an Meigs County Sheriff' August 5, 2005 al order of sale to me Court, and recorded Attorney for the 10:00 a.m. of said directed from said in Volume 56, page Plainlllf; Lillie Sheela day, lhe following court In the above 515 and 516, Meigs described real estate. & Warner. 213 Eaal County Deed Record . entitled action, I will Street, Exhibit A Second expose to sale al pubAlso the folloWing following Pomeroy, Ohio 45.769 The lic auclion . on the described re.dl estate (740) 992-6689 described real estate front steps of The situate in the Village In (he situated (6) 29, (7) 6, i3 of Middleport, County Meigs County Court Township of Chester house on Friday, July of !oleigs, Slate of in . the County ol 29, 2005 at 10 a.m ., of . Ohio, to-wit: Meigs and the State Public Notice said day, the follow- ·_Beginning at the · of Ohio: northwest corner of ing described Real Slluale In Secllon 19, Sheriff Sale Estate: what was formerly Case Number Town 4, Range 12 of Exhibit " A" Situate in J.C. Russell:s lol No., lhe Ohio Company 's 04cv139 the Village of 14; thence northerly Bay Financial . Purchase, Chester Middleport, Cou~ty of along Saoond Slreel Township, Meigs Savings Bank Meigs, and State of 6 feet; thence easterlY County, State of Ohio Plain!Iff Ohio : Situated in in lhe northwe·s t cor- vs and being more par· Horton's lower n .ner of wha·t was J .C. Maria ROmine et al • llcularly described as Pomeroy Russell ' ~ Lot .No. 14; follows, to-wit: ' Defendants Subdivision , and thence westerly along Court ol Common · Commending at a fire being :S parcel creatthe north line of what hydrant on the south Pleas, ed out of Lots 344 was formerly the J.C. Meigs .County, Ohio side of Township road and 345 of sa.id subdiRussell lot to the In pursuance of an number 91, 1.20 miles place of beginning , order of sale to me nort,..ast oflhe Inter· vision bounded and described as follows: being a triangular section of Township directed from said Beginning at an Iron . shape piece of land court In the above road number 91 and being 6 feel at the State road number pin ael by this survey entitled action, I will base on second at the northwest corexpose to sale at pub- 248; thence North 27 ner of the aforemenStreet. lic auction on the degrees 05' 20" Eaal Reference: O(flcial tioned ··· Lol 345 : front steps of tha . 261 .60 teet to an iron Records Volume 88, Meigs County Court pin; said point being thence along , th8 Page 359, Meigs north line of Lot 345 House on Friday, lhe point of begin· County Recorder 's ' August 5, 2005 al nlng; thence -North 34 and then the north Parcel Office. line of Lot 344 North 10:00 a.m. of said day, .dagrees 00' East Identificat i on 84 degrees 33 min· the following 53.00 feet to an Iron .utes 38 seconds East Number: 15- described real estate: pin : thence North 15 , 00996.000 and 15· 77.32 feel In all lo an 10' Weal Sllualed In tho Village degree o0097.000. Property Iron pin sel by lhls of Pomeroy, County • 173.35 feel lo an Iron survey on the north address : ' 648 South of Meigs and Slate ol pin ; !honea North 74 2nd Street , Ohio line of Lots. 344, said degrees, 50 ' East Ohio Middleport, Iron pin being aoulh 150.QO feet to an lrort. Parcel1 45760. by 84 degrees 33 min· Being R.E. No. 22, pin ; thence South 15 owner: Currenl utes 38 seconds west known ao lhe Wright . degrees 10' east Chester A Roush et al property, 77.56 feet from an 208.00 leet to an Iron Spring Properly al : 648 · Avenue~ Iron pin found at the Pomeroy,· ·pin; thence South 74 South Second , Ohio, bounded and northwest corner of degrees 50' Weal Middleport, Oh 45760 'desc ribed as tallows: 190. fO teet lo I he Lot .343 ; thence tra versing through Lot ppJ 15-oo996 and 15·. Being Lol No. 38 In point of beginn i ng, 00997 prior deed ref344 alor;ag a new parand containing 0.732 Fraction 18, Sacllon erences: Volum e 88 acres. cel boundary the fol 14, Township . 2, and Page 359 and Volume lowing five co.urSes; Descrlpllo\1,. for lhla Range 13, which aald 88 page 361 1) South 15 degrees parcel Is baaed on a lot No. 38 adjoins lol appraised at 18 minutes 12 secby · no. 39 now·or former - survey made $31 ,000.00. Term s of E. Hann, • onds Easl 25.38 feet ly own ~d by Nellie A. · Gerald sale: cannot be sold to an iron pin set by Meier, in the Village of Reglslered Surve yor for less thar1 213{two this sur vey. No. 506 ~, Pomeroy, Ohio. of the Auditor's Parcel NO'. 2) Soul~ 69 degrees · thi rds} Parcel No. 16~1449 appraised value. 10% 412 Spring Street 03-01119 .00 47 minutes 29 aecdown on ·day of sale , Pomeroy, Ohio Curreht Owner : onds West 15.73 feet Ch'arlea ·. & Suzanne cash or certified to an iron pin set by Parcel II Sayre et ill check, balance due Slluale In tho Village this survey; Properly at: TR 91 on conf irmation of 3) South 13 degrees of Pomeroy, County sale. 08 minutes 54 secof Meigs and State at New Hopa Road Robert E. Beegle, Ohio: , Long Bottom , Ohio onds East 40.57 feet . to an iron pin set by Me igs County Sheriff. Being all of lot no. 15 PPJ 0}.:01119.000 Attorney Fo r The Deed this survey; and 16 and pari of lol Prior Plaint iff, John D. ~efe! ren ces : Vo lume 4) Soulh 76 degrees no. 17 In Samuel 20 minutes 02 secClunk. Allorney, 5601 Wyllis PomerOy's 308, Page 2 ~3 ·at Hud son Dr ive Suite ondS West 23.92 feel subdivision of lot no. Appra ised 400 , Hudson, Ohio to an iron pin set by 1 Fraction 18, as fol- 566 ,000.00 . of Sa l e : 44236 (330)342·8203. this survey; lows, lot no 15 In Terms Cannot be sold for (6) 22. 29 . (7) 6 5) South 13 degrees Samuel Wyll is 06 mi nutes 05 sec· Pomeroy subdivision less lhan 2/3rd s of onds East 58.13 feet lot 1, Fraction 17 in the appraised value . to an iron pin set by Aaylots . Ru('( in said 10%-down on day of this survey on ' the City of C Pomeroy, sale, cash or certified Number Caae 04CV130 Th8 Bank of New York Plaintiff • ACROSS Phillip Alder check, balance due on confirmation ·of ..... Robert E. Beegle , Meigs County Sheriff Allorney for lha plain· Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services 1111 Crow& Crow Attorney ·AI·Law Easl Second Slreel Pomeroy, Oh io 45769 (740) 99~·6059 (B) 29, (7) 6 , 13 'Tu 1~:!:~ ENERGY EFFICIENT Home Creek Enterprises Sherili Sales Case No 04CV361 . Ohio Bank One, NA Plaln11ff Va Mlc;hael Willford , et al Delandanlo • Court ol Common Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio. In 'pursuance ol an order of sale to me directed from said court In t he .above entitled action, I will ell pose to sale at pubPhone: (740) 949-4011 lic auction on the front steps of • the · Meigs County Courthouse on Friday, August 12, 2005 . al 10:00am , of said day, -the follow· £EWIS lng described real estate: Situated in lhe CIINCRE'J'E County ·of Meigs, in CIINSTRUCTIIIN the Sate of Ohio, and Concrete Removal in t.he Township of Quality G uaranteed RutiBnd and bounded ATV Paris & ACC. and Replacement and described -as fol.lames A Will Jr. All'!)'pes Of lows: Qeing in .the Owm~ r south east quarter of Wot k Section 8, Town 6, and 32119 Wt•lshtow n Rei . .25 Years Experience Range 14 of lhe Ohio Pomeroy. Ohio Company's Purchase. David Lewis 45769 Being 2.82 acres of (7411t 992·24.i2 ' 740-992-6971 land described in Emuil :j will45769 lnsun'tl Volume 153, Page 621 @yahoo.com d 1 m . Free Eslimales of the Meigs County Deed Records. Save and except lol sold Ta~e and described In Volume 162, Page · 454, .88 acres. Also · Let me do it for youl save and except lot sold and described in Volume 118, Page 339, .89 acres. Save ' and except 0.48209 , acre sold sind desCribed In Volume 256, page 681 , Meigs County Records . Parcel No. 11·00635. Current Owner: Michael Willford, el at, 36790 51. Rl. 124, Middleport, OH 45760 PP# 11·00635 Myers Tree Prior · Deed Service References : Volume • lnsu red · •·l"ff 256, Page 681 fo:!OtinliiiC.~ Appraised at Phone • SCninr ( ' ilil.l"n $17,500.00. Terms of disco unl (740) 992-5232 Sale: Cannot be sold 740-991-2621 lor less than 213rds of 10 r·; ~ r· F.~i" n '·~~~· SxIll, 10, the appraised value . lOx 15, 10x20, 10% down on day of sale, cash or certifibd 10x30 check, balance due ,\II Ym1r Home Janel ,Jeffers on confirmation of lmpnlVl'l ll'.-:il t Ncl"d), ule. .'3795 Hiland Road • Sidi ng • Wiml<m ~ Robert E Beegle • Dcek .. • Po rc h~· :-. Pomero)'. ()hio Meigs County Sheriff •' (\·r:•m iL· Ti k· & & Javllch, Block Hcml wuml Fioormg Rathbone • Garagc~oo 602 Main 51. , Sullo • Rou!ll Add . • Routi ng. 500 • Kitc hen!> • B:tth ~ '"No .Job ., , .\"mali .. Cincinnati, OH 4520~ 513·744·9600 • Ra~· inc. OH 7 ~11 -247-2 162 ur Attorney for the 740-416-JSOH Plaintiff 97 Beech Street J..J. \ r-. Ex pcric nu.' (7) .6, 13, 20 45783 Will's ATV Parts Concrete the PAIN Advertise out of PAINTING! i.n this space LINDA'S PAINTING for 1740) 985-4180 $52 per month • HOWARD l. 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Are. you oblivious · to the danger? . L~n g· l ime readers may remember my series about TRADE , the five key points to be considered- at trick One . They are : track the tricks, read the lead, audition the auct1on .. deduce the danger, and eye the entries . The one that is ig no r~ d the most often i~ deduce lhe danger - hint, hint! YOu are So uth , the declar er in four Sp~des. West leads the club eight. How would you pian til e play? East made ~ four-heart pre-emptive ialse. This showed a hand wit h limited high cy.rds but good ofte n si~e potential for heartr,usuaily he would have five trumps and a singleton or void. He was hoping to shut out the spades, but Soulh ·had easily enough to overcall lour spades. (Interestingly, if South has one fewer spade and an e~~: lra .minor·suit card. he should still risk lour spades, although a double might work be tter.) At the lime, Soul ll too k the first trick in his hand and tried a snea Ky spade low . but West went in with his king, and E8st dis· <::arded the heart 10, an encouraging sig· nal. West returned his second club, took the next trump, led a low heart to his partner's ki ng. and received a club ruff to · defealtl1e con tract. Read the lead: It musl be a sing leton or a doubleton. Deduce the danger: West has all th ree .t r~mp s and gets a club ruff. The solution? At trick two, lead a heart tCi cut the opposition's communications. You bum up East's entry belore West is ready to receive his rulf. And if Wes t has three spades and a stngleton club ? You are dead! It IS a classic scissors coup. 1 PC co. 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Thursday, July 7 , 2005 By Bernice Bade O s ol Two im po rta nt hop es or d esires tha t you've been n urtu ri ng for some t ime actu ally have e xc elle nt c h a nces o l becomin g rea lit ieS in th e year. ahead . T hey wo n ' t ha p pe n by c hance, bu t b y your own productive eHort . CANCER 2 1-July 22) - Stoday t iffe n your back (June and dig rn your heels ABOUT'o'OU fn.~ e!'lt i ma t c~ P<tss DOWN "Childhood's·a risk we ail take." - David Hughes 2 \~~, . ~!!?!, ·~~~:~:i' S©; ~~~"~ ~tfS® BIG NATE G-ARI"IE.l.D; 1'M WORRIE.I:' Hours Pass ~ See Rocky '.'RJ" ·Hupp GARFIELD sidinl{, .ad d-ons. n.·mudel ine etc .. PaSs Bucket ·Truck Hill's Self Storage Slzea 5'x1D' to 10'x30' 4 ,• 740·741·2291 Callll.ll. Const . fur all ~our home repair needs. rooti n ~. l<:ttsl Puss Opening lead: • 8 • Leave.a message 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949· 2217 North ¥ I Sun. 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U7·66·05 9 6 53 ;, 2 t A 7 4 "' Q9H Wrs l 43 Ealu..-y 44 Tooth pro'o I More lhon oluggloh 6 Relhor 11 Dlel-od caption 13 Corn kin 14 Kind of~lector 15 Pollle addrees 16 Haul 17 Boxlngllal 18 Kld'a ammo 21 Do a • • Tuppers Plains, OH Reslclentlal • Commercial . North 41800SR#7 Roar Mobil e Homes • Metal Roofs Flat or Low Sloped Roof • Carports Barns • Porches 'I. Public .Notic·e Public Notice _ Meigs County's 2006 fiscal budget is available lor inspection by the p.ubllc beginning July 6, 2005. The budget may be Inspected In the Auditor's Office, which is loc3ted in the. second f(oor of the · Court House. A public hearing will be held Thursday, July, 14, 2005, on the fiscal 2006 budget. The hearing is set for 1:00 p.m . · In the Commissioner ' s OHice. (7) 6 NEA Crossword Puzzle B~IDGE Publh: Notices In Ne ow sJJUt"Je •·s~ Y o ur R I Kht • o Kno w , l> e ll -v..-~d R i ght tn V nur l 'looor. HE'S .JUST .JEALOUS THAT t HAVE A l.IFE TO 1?0 NOTHING< l'jliH s h ould you . find your se lf con fron ted with a challenging situ alion. II you ' stand fir m and ar e will1 ng to asser t yoursell. s ucces s can be you rs. LEO (July 23·Aug . 22 ) - In o r der t.o meet you r need.s to d a,.-, it might become necessar y t,or yp u l o go to oth er s !or assistan ce . Th ere's no need to feel inadequate o r emb arra sse d: n o on e can d o evEUYthing in lila V IRGo (Aug . 23-Sept . 22) Don't a llow an o ld project t9 s u ffer today b eca use o l youirral thusiasm lor h op · ping onto somelmng new thai co m es up. Desirab le result s can be achieved by givi n g each equ al amount s of attention . LI BRA (Sept . 23·0ct. 23) - Take a ll difficu lties th a t m ight ar ise to day in st ride and keep pu s hing toward your goa ls. II you ar e pe rsistent and persevering. the re's every reason to believe yo u'll h andle things well SCORPIO (Oc t . 2 4 -Nov. 22) - Take heart if! the tac t that there is always a solu tion to every pr9blem that may co nfront you today. Sell -co nf ide n ce is hke a llashlight tha t will help you l in d yo u r way through .the dark. S AG ITTARIU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1) The re 1s a possibility today that you · co u ld en d up d ea ling wrtn so meone w h o views lh1ng s tl"l rp ugh a sell ish point ·O f·vlew. Speak up loud and c lear 1! \oo u feel youf rrghts are threat · ened . ' CAPR ICOR N (Dec . 22-Ja n . 19) S hould the pace of your ossocrates. not be as strong o r brrsk as yours is today. leT th e m m ove aT th etr own mte dorng what they ca n . Any h elp you get .s hould make your job oasrer AQU AR I US {J an . 20·F eb.. t 9) S ub stantial .qchlevem e,nts are . p ossi · ble today 11 you contrn ue to stay th e co u rso and no t buckle und01 a t th e frrst stgn o f drHtcutty vou·u be r e ward· e~ lor your dilrger>ce. PISC~arch 20) - This is one ol 1t1ose da ys when all busrn'e ss maile rs should be drscu ssect and hand led rn a busrness envrromnenl and not. rn a soc1at se lling . Try not To let the two overlap today. ARIE S (March 2·1· A p r!lt91 - S ta y on top o l s lrcky domeshc s rtuatrons today. but d on't be so heavy t]anded •n dealing wrth th em th.a t you end up creatrn g addrllonal problem s. Walk the mrddle ground TAURUS (April 20· May 20) - Make tl a poin t not t o take yourself . otners or life too ser.iously toda y. II you r outl(;mk and alTitude rs one of negativity. you'll actually make things much tougher on yOursel f than need be . GEM INI (May 21· June 20) - In your ' com mercial dealings Today. make cof · lain you are gening all that snouid be coming to you . bUt by the same Ioken. don't expect or ask tor m ore than that to which you're entitled. ~OUPTO fd ir•d h)' CLAY It , OlLAN - - - - - - O four Reorroo ge leiters ol r.cromble d word! low I(' f orrn four word ! I , D WO! O GAM I ~ the be N r1 0 L I . ·I' I2 I I r·-T~"T>T::-T'"-,--1 I I ~=~·:::~·;~·=~-=~·-.J S UT l y l-,;-r~-T~-T~,4 --,I-~ L-....L--:..._-'-.L....J I I F· [ B T ~ ~ o While wa.tch1ng people leave I I I . Is ~, an office build ing. one gent said . • • • . ~~=;==~====~,..:..,to the other. "Hard wo rk never II' N E L G· Hi T killed a man . but .it sure has 1--rr.,.-r-,-.,-:;--I SCared a __ .Of __.... ' I I' I- -!'I.· _...__,,7 .() __.;. Complt re ri-le c~r.ickle Quote d by lill1n g in I hi! miur ng 'WOrds you develop. from sle!J No 3 b elow L-.1...-J... @ PRINi NUMBE Q£0 LE"!'TEII:S tN THESE SQUARES . @) UN.CRAMBlE lET ' ERSI ' · ~ 0~ ANSWE~ 1 ' 3 I I r ' • I I I I SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS 1-s-o 1 Oullaw. Queeti · Jumpy· Camper. PEOPLE Granny gav e me the best ad vice when I left horne lor college. She said that the besl exerCISe IS. when you reach down and he lp up othe r PEOPLE. ARLO & JANIS , NUTZ C:ll:f. -"" s,..,_ c. I t~~<~ ~ """" ;o- ~~ • """'"~~ �• Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .niydailysentinel.com Wednesday, July 6, --figers cool off hot-hitting IndianS • CLEVELAND (AP) groundout by Chris Shelton. Mike Maroth cooled off Ma~glio Ordonez then hit a!Cleveland's hitters and the 0 pttch the opposite way into Detroit Ti&ers won for the thtrd the Detroit bullpen in right for time in U ga mes with a 3-~ his secon~ homer and 3-0 lead . victory over the Indians on• Aaron Boone hit his ninth Tuesday ni ght. · homer in the bottom half to The Indians, batting, .297 make it 3-1. · and averaging 5.8 .runs over· We stbrook allowed three thei r previous 29 ga mes, lost runs and live hits over tlvc for only the third time in II innings. The right-hander, who ga mes. . had. w'on four straight stai1s Maroth (f>-9) allowed one since June 14, walked one and run '111d four hits over ·6 2-J struck out six. but fell to 0 -~ in innings to win 1\•r the second three stiu1s this season against · ·time in I0 >tans. The left-han- the Tigers. · der, ~-~ s in~e May _19, kept hit- ' Femando Cabrera, ca lled up 1crs oil balanc~ wnh a vanety earlier in tile cb y from Triple- , of slow brcak1n ~ pitches. get- A Bulfalo where he had a 6-0 · ling 1.1 outs Oil gmundballs. ·record. three saves and a 0.99 He walked two ;mel st ruck out ERA. strLick out four and gave Jour to 1111prove to 4.0 wtlh a up two hits overthree scoreless ~ . f>5 ERA in tiw ·career stuns innings for Cleveland. at Jacobs Ftelcl . David Riske worked a score, Tigers rel.iever Franklyn less ninth. The Indians' bullpen German got one out on one has not allowed an eamed run t:itc)1 in the seventh, a11d Kyl e in 20 innings over eight games. Farnswonh . struck out two Notes: Cleveland DH Travis wnh two on Ill thee tghth. lroy Hafner, hitting .40.2 with 10 l~emv,_ll a llowed Jhc!nny homers and 33 RB!s over his I era ita s nmth homer . Ill .the last 22 games, was given the mnth but sttll earned ht s stxth night off by manager Eric save. Wedge but he pinch hit in the Detroit manager Alan ninth and walked .. .'. Indians Trammell shm>k.J,Ip his lineup. OF Grady Sizemore went O, dropping all-star catcher Ivan fnr-5 and is in a 4-for-29 (. 138) Rodrigue£ to sixth. DH Dmitri slump.... Cleveland . C Victor Young to sevemh and third Manmez .extended his careerbaseman Brandon lnge from high hilling · streak io 16 ' leadoff to ninth while putting games. ... Westbrook is 2-5 second baseman Placido with a 6.44 ERA in 13 career Polanco in the No. I spot. appearances against Detroit. ... The Tigers responded by Maroth has not lost to ge tting three hits in a three-nm Cleveland since May 28, 2003. third off Jake Westbrook (6- ... Shelton has 20 RB! s in hi s I 0). last 20 games .... Guillen went Polanco singled, wem to 3-I(Jr-4 and has hit ·safely in 37 third on a double by Carlos of 45 games, going 61-tor-176 Guillen · and scq r~d on a (.347). ' 2005 .. - • Russian space agency signs space tourist · contract, A2 IndianS Notebook: · ~abrera 'ready' upon recall CLEVELAND (AP) Fernando Cabrera tried not to pay attention to hi s impressive numbers in. the minor Jeagues this season. · The only problem was, everybody kept reminding him . The right-hander, who went 6-0 with an 0.99 ERA and three saves at Triple-A Buffalo, was called · up Tuesd<ty to the Cleveland MR. JUNE: Travis Indians, who sent right-hander Jason Davis back to the Hafner was rewarded twice for his recent hot streak .Bisons. h AL :'I'm really . excited, but by being named t e not like the first time, " sa id Player of the Month for Cabrera, who made . four June and getting a muchappearances with the needed day off. . 1 s b "1 " It was a tough decision;· . l nd tans ast · eptem er. . b' k' think 1'!11 better prepared bm we_ ve een 1oo mg to and ready to help the team gtve hun . a long overdue now.'' · rest," mana~er Enc Wedge He certainly helped sa1d ab?ul h~ s hottest _hmer Buffalo ; wh,ich led the · not bem~ 111 , the lmeup North Di yision . of the Tuesday.__ It mtght ope~ up .International League by some . cnttcts.~. bm 1 at s seven games with a 51 -34 OK wtth m:. l,d rather have record at the time of his him get a d<1y. recall : Hafner, who had played In 45 1-3 innings over 27 2 1 con secuu~e ?ames smce appearances, Cabrera gave June 12, d1dn I s_eem .'~ up .only 33 hils and nine mmd ev~n though he ha walks. while striking out gone 6-lor- 10 w!lh thr~e 62. He also had a score less homers, four runs ~nd stx streak of 25 1-3 innings. RBi s agamst Detrptt m a .. 1 didn . 1 really · think doub leheader sweep . ·' d Monday. . . AP photo "W • b talkl'ng about tt, JUst tneu to o my . b .. .d C b "'B e ve een Detroit Tigers second baseman Placido Polanco throws to JO , sat a rera. ut b ·' . . . , H 1. . f d a out u01ng 11• a ner I h first base after forcing out Cleveland lnd1ans' Victor was I ts an every ay . · d " It· s p sed to be t 1ere h ld s,u . was . u po. 11 Martinez in th e seventh inn1ng Tuesday in Cleveland. · ':' o wou ca, out. one of the games of the Polanco was not ab le to make the throw in time for' a douFer~Jando , · , th;t s , 2 l • doubleheader, but we ble play. The Tigers won 3-2. F~:~ando, that s ~2 ... picked (Tuesday)." l !J1 not that ktnd of guy Hafner ·said winning the to thu~k ~bout my numbers. monthly award was mean ha> a really-to-go Olympic sta· , Tuesday night to host the G-8 King Juan Carlos ru1d Queen I dtdn I pay too much anen- ingfulto him. clium in the Stade cle France summit in Glenea!;lcS. Solia. But Madrid cou ld be tton to_11 - except when 11 "What 1 did was over a and embraces tlie IOC \ hlue- Scotland. His European twal. hindered by the fa<:t that Spain was ltn~lly over ~hen I span of 30 days ," he said. rrom Page Bl print for c·ontrolling the size French President Jacques held the Olympics in 1992 in gave up a home run . "You have to be consistent and cost of the games. includ- Chirac·. arri ved Tuesday to take Barcelona. Cabrera admmed he tl> do that. I take the most ing 1.1 . proposed tempora ry JXU1 in Paris final presemation Moscow, which hosted the · deciding vote," Rogge !old venues. almost forgot what tt was pride in being consistent .'' \Vi:dn~: sday . and was leaving games in 1980, contends ~hat The Associated Press. The IOC "We ,u·e here' to win." said 1\•r Scotland before the result the 20 12 Games would accellike to gtve up a run . . Hafner hit ..345 (30-forpresident only votes in c'"" of Es.sar Gabriel. cleputy CEO of was to be announced. erate democracy •ind chan~e in lndt ans : manager Enc ·87) with eight homers and a deadlock. . the Paris bid . "More than ever, Sen. Hillary Rodham post-Soviet Russia. President Wedge smd the 23-~ear-old anAL-best 29 RB!s to help The result could hmge not so we are pulling out al l the slops Clinlonllew in Tltesday tOJOIIl Vladimir Putin will speak pubnattve of Puerto Rtco wtll Cleveland go 17-10 in June. much on the tech!llcal ments to uo that. It \ about time this Muhammad Ali as high-protile licly in English for the tirst be used in middle relief, but of the bids but on less tangihle .,..unfolds. Jt:s time to sec who is boosters of New York s bid, time in a taped video message cou ld eventuallv find his BASELINES: Aaron f~ctors such as polntcs. emo- elected the host city. We're which won the approval of the as pa11 of Moscow's presenta- . way to th'e back' end of the 11on and sell-mterest among look inn forward to that.". · in the lineBoone was back IOC executive board for its tion . . · bullpen. the 100 or so IOC m_embers. Lon<'lon. which last held the new stadium plans. Last up Tuesday afte,r attending Rpgge dismissed •the wide"He has fantastic stuff," to the birth of his first child, Recem host c i~y. elections games in J94X. ponrays itself month, a state board rejected a spread theory that many IOC said Wedge . ''He continues son Brandon, who was born · · were dnven by delmm~ tssues. as the city on the move- tim- rroposed stadium in 'members, up to a third. still to develop comnmnd of his between games of the dou - · but the 2012 r_ace offers an ing its tinish in the mold of the Manha!tan. and New York hadn't made up their minds. unprecedented held of world- last-lap kicks of bid ·leader and oflic:ials ljUickly devised plans fastball, split finger and bleheader . Monday. "It's "No, no, I thmk the members class .cmes•. and none has a two-time Olympic !.500- for a stadtum in Queens . slider. We ' ll work him in, awesome," said the third come to th' session with a ve'Y. bu.'.lt-111 senumemal advamage. meta champion Sebastian "Nervous, excited. opti- firm idea:· he suid. "I cion t try to pick our spots with baseman, who wore · his Belore. we have known Coe. The Bnush b1d ts cen- mistic," New York bid leader think there's a lot of change him and go from there." hospital bracelet during the more or less .which one we tercel on the massive urban Dan Doctorotf said as the vote and I don't think many memCabrera said that is fine game - figuring it would . think should win and try to renewal of a dilltpidated area approached. "Our delegation bers are undecided." with him. He has learned make it .that much easier to move it in the right direction: · of Eist London. has don, a fabulous job of Still, the final presentations · not to be too anxious. gel to visit wife Laura and said IOC executive board Asked whether London was reinfordno our mes:-.,age to the before the vote could make a "One of the things that l the baby, ... Buffalo RHP member Gerhard Heiberg of well rlaced. Coe said. "Oh yes. IOC mem~rs. I think it's any- difference. Each city will get have found is that when you Fausto Norway. "This time. it 's tiot We'l be all right. I , cnse that · body's ballgame. I think iCs 45 minutes to state its case, Carmona · has try to do more, sometimes it replaced Cabrera on the necessary. It's very open:· there is discernible momentum 1·ery llu id .... . ·combining speeches by .bid Paris is bidding for the third out there." does not w.ork and it gets international team roster for Madrid. the wild card of the leaders, political ollicials and time in 20 years after losing the British Prime \1ini , tcr Tony race. benefits from the lobby- athletes with emotive videos. worse. 'the All -Star Futures game !992 and 2m8 Olympics Blair spent two clays in ing effo11s of former IOC pres- · Paris goes first, followed by "! just try to be myself. I to be played Sunday in and the IOC tends to reward Singapore lobbying J(J r ide nt Juan Antonio Samruanch New York. Moscow, London know my role." Detroit. persistence. The French ca pital London hdore leaving and the strong royal· links witli and Madrid. Yellow from Page Bl \Vhipping wind and it' s ea:-;y to make a mistake li ke that. So I Can d earlv see how it happened . but it's clearly a Discovery must dec ide st rat- bad one for him ." With thei r kg> pumping egy: maintain the race lead rhythm icall y. the Discovery or relinqui sh the yellow jersey, and the re sul.ting pres- team moved forward in ·,i nsure, for now. in ~opes of gle file - with rider' swapregaining it by the Jul y 24 ping the lead to share the ~ffon of batt linS! wind Jra~ finish in Pari s. " It 's always nice 10 he in · at the fwnl. direc tor Johan Team yellow," Armstrong said . "There are three or four flat Bruy nee! said he wa' happy · stages coming. so it will not the race wcrll a~r.: o rding to be easy to defend the jer- plan. and I hat Di.;,con: ry rn~1 the c hallen ~e o f o;.tron!! sey." American rider David team> such - "' esc and Zabriskie of · Team CSC . Swi!fGrland's Phonak . ··Jt \\·a... a verv tight began the stage wearing the yellow, but crashed in the matt:hup. a:-. \H~ eXpeciCcl . final mile after misjudging a . We kept a gooli rhythm ... h'c ' tum. He climbed back il!ltu s"id. "We 'tavcclto~cthcr ­ hi s bicycle a.nd rode ginger- that II';!> the secret.' li was a mijl' hlne orerat- . ly aero" the fini sh line be . autif~l .. mg. alone. his uniform .in shreds T-Mnbik " '" I hi rd. ~5 and left thigh 'Scraped. Though his CSC team- second, off the pace. But mates raced ahead and were becau:-.c nf a c'ontrnver...,i•tl runners -up, 2 seco nd' · r~cc rule th~;.t l lih1 it.., time lo~"t:" in the tea m tltne trial. behind Di>covery Zabriskie fell to ninth ancl Ih~ German 'quad lo't onl) now trails Arm,trong hy .10 'ectllld ' en er;li I. The ri d~ r... tlO\\ will 1:26 . He needccl 'titche' to ~tnhitrk on three rclatiH~h close . a gash on his right fhtt ... ta ~ c:-. towarJ Gcrmarn··. arm. but )'-rays 011 his ri ght ~ l a'rtitH!~ · \\ ith a 11 3.5-. miic knee. elbow and wri;,t ..,w'u~~; \\'nlllc\<.b\' from the showed no brok en bone,. Chambord ca,ile to the town of esc team spokesman J:\rian indu ... trial Nygaard said. Zabri~kie 'aid .\·lont ar~i .... he planned to race on Arm..,(rnng i n~oor ... ted. the Wednesday. )elln\\ jef..,e;t Jo~:.. . ,,IWI mean Armstrong ~y mpathi zed the re\1 of the race "ill be. with his former U.S. Po,l;d ea;,) . Service team mate . ·-There·, ' till a lo t of ra e"Ji\e (team time tri,tli .i, in~ 111 ~n. 11 lo! 1,t" IJL'n ou' · so hu<f' at. the end th.tt Lj.t~\ .... . \~n.' ti11ng L',tll h.rppt.:n. everybpdy's on · the liniit. cra,ht.'' her.~.:. nJ..,]w, there. everybody's a little bit "'rcc·iall) th~ stage' in the . cross-eyed .'' he ;,aid . "You r-nc' ) fc\\ da) '· "hi~h are come into the city. there ·, a triLio..).'. he \:tid. ,)0 ( 1.:\TS • \oJ. .)..J . ,0, • McEwen wins fifth stage, Armstrong retains lead. See PageB1 . OBITUARIES Page AS . • Hall Clem, 86 • Allan Lee Harris, 66 • Lucy Vineyard, 93 INSIDE '. • .Crude futures finish at record above $61 a barrel. See Page A2 • Weary Floridians' keeping watchful eye on Hurricane-Dennis. See Page A2 • Meigs County 4-H Club news. See Page A3 • RACO Frog Jump .• winners. See Page A3 · • Meigs Wellness Center holds recognition dinner. See Page AS • Bank seeds scholarship fund honoring late CEO. See Page AS · • Local insurance agency ·receives top designation. See Page A6 lf )l'll arc a mrrcnt ... uh..,t·nht.·r. y tlU can rc1.:ei\'C a frcC' umhr~ll a hy extending your . . uhst:ription for 1 yt:ar for onl y $ 11 S.K4 . r*P;t) mcnt mu ' t tw m:tdl.' 111 p•-·r..,on :11 the D:uly ~l'ntind. Ill C'oun St.. Pomeroy. Ohin in un.Jcr to receive your Free' l:omic Llmhr!!lla . . 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The Meigs , County MIDDLEPORT The Department of Job and Institute for Local Family Services will pay the Government and Rural $1 ,000 contract fee for the Developnment will provide a facilitator 's services. Meeting Wednesday, the facilitator ,to help a Middlepoi1 committee implement sugges- group of community leaders tions for downtown revitaliza- ' who have led this latest revi· tion contained in a market talization drive di scussed pristudy of the village: : ori ties for improving the IL6ARD conducted the appearance of downtown study earlier this year, and · Middleport and attracting REED MIDDLEPORT Prioritizing the needs of Middleport's downtown shopping district may be the. easy pa11 for local leaders paying for any brick and mortar improvements may be the challenge. As a local leadership group moves ahead with plans to improve the appearance .and business climate of downtown Mjddleport, the issue of paying for any of those plans looms larger. A local leadership group qualified for $10,000 in Appalachian Regional Commission funds for completing the LeadershipPlenty program last year, and may qualify for .an additional $4 ,000 later this year. Middleport Village Council approved an application for $!5,000 in Tier l revitali~a­ tion funds through the Ohio Department of Development earlier this year. There are no cost estimates as to what the project will cost. because no concrete plans have been made. However, the services of an architect will almost certai nly be required, and most revitalization projects offer matching funds to local· building owners for facade improvements. The leadership group is also considering the ptJssibility of hiring a revitaliza.tion coordinator to help advance the project. Economic Development Directo'r Michael Gulliver plans to apply for funding through the Ohio Department of Transportation's highway enhancement program to new businesses to the shopping district ~ defined as the area from Rutland . Street to South Fifth Avenue at Mill Street. ~mong the group's plans are demolition of dilapi~ated and irreparable buildings, assisting building owners with improving .the appearance of storefront facades , installing period lighting and .improving landscaping. The committee also hope s to act on one of the market· study 's most emphatic recommendations: . Ca12italizing 011 the proximity . of the Ohio River. The comm ittee also hopes to work with the Ohio Department of Tran ~ portation to examine the possibility of imp'roving the traffic llow in downtown Middleport· to encourage retail shoppers . The committee is particular· ly concerned about three vacant storefronts near the "T" on No11h gecond Avenue the former Riverboat Inn on . the Corner of Second and Mill Street and the two buildings beside it, which are not only considered beyond repair, but obscure a view of the Ohio River from North Second. If demolished. the space could be used to expand Dave Diles Park and bring the riverfront into prominence . Mayor Please see Middleport. AS _Senator Padgett and Rotary Club visit library for storytime Organ donation registration available online BY. BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAI LYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Beginning Friday Ohioans can' register as organ donors via the inter- ' net on the new Bureau of Motor Vehicles' Online Organ Donor Registry. Media Relations Director of the Ohio Department of Public Safety Fred Stratmann said that the website can be accessed by all licensed · drivers in Ohio although ' drivers under the age ·. of !8 still require parental co nsent before registering as an organ donor. "We are making the website user friendly so people with good in1en1ions of registering as an organ · don~r will not get. frustrated with the online experience," Stratmann said. Before the ol1line registry dri'vers registered as an organ donor throu gh the BMV when they renewed their license every four ' years. Now. with the help of Children involved in the Meigs County the online registry dri.vers Library's Summer Reading Program were may register as an organ joined by Senator Joy Padgett (R· donor without having to wait Coshocton) and Rotary Club members for a lice n>e renewal, or Brenda Barnhart and Meigs County leaving the privacy of their Sheriff Robert Beegle who were guest own home . readers at storytime. Beegle and Those drivers will have to Barnhart read from the tiook, "The Good wait until their renewal to Luck Glasses" to coincide with the "Wild a new license with receive About Eyes" interactive exhibit at the the heart identifying Pomeroy library through July 26. The kids them as emblem an organ donor. al~o got a Jesson in the Rotary Club and However, drivers will already . its motto of "service about seri. " Senator be electronicallv identified as Padgett read ·from '"Arthurs Eyes" and like . a donor on the BMV registry. Beegle and Barnhart, explained that she Please see Online, AS too had glasses just like Arthur. After storytime 'the children were treated to goodie bags and the "Wild About Eyes" display to promote eye health awareness in Ohio . 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Stop by our office and subscribe to the Daily Sentinel for 6 months for only $59.15 and receive a FREE comic·umbrella*! ·· · ~: ' )))( Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM '1'------~--~......:.---~-- ..... :.!:.!:~ Grant funds eSsential to revitalization project ," .,.,. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Facilitator to assist Middleport revitalization committee .SPORTS WEAmER ,. Kid's Day July 9 at Bob Evans Farm Craft Barn, B6 en Ioc lot of turn~ am.l yoli gt'l the ' .J 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 . Comics Bs Dear Abby A3. Editorials Obituaries A4 As Places to go B6 Spo~s Weather B Section A6 -~ ··········£···· ··· ' .. © 2005 Ohio Valley PuhiiDiing Co. GALLIPOLIS ·- In rcc~nt polling, u.s. Rep. Ted Strickland admits he's running third in the race for .the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in·2006. But with around 10 months remaining before the primary, he tlgur~ s there's time·to better the odds. ''I've got a long way to go:: Strickland said about improving · his name recognition around the state. "~ut people arc helping out me out with donations. by in!roducing me • Kevin Kelly/ photo to other people and getting Gubernatorial candidate Ted Strickland,. left. shares some my name oul there. , "l think it's going to hap~ thoughts with local attorney Warren Sheets during a recepti(/n pen." he added. for Strickland in Gallipolis on Saturday, after the candidate had, Strickland, now in his fifth participated in the Independence pay parade. cons~cutivc term representing The Scioig• Coumy native, the Sixth Congressional ing a day ·of campaigning that Di strict that includes Gallia brought him to Gallipolis· who now resides in Listxm folCounty, made hi s comments annual Independence Day lowing the redistricting of the 4uring a reception in .his honor ' parade and the 40th River Sixth alier the 2000 Census. is running for governor to see that Saturday in Gallipolis. follow- Recreation Festival. . • - MASON. M/.Va. - · Town leaders welcomed some good news during the Mason Town Council meeting Tuesday . four b<L~ic issues are brought !o night. · the forefront in Ohio - . educa''The city is reCeiving a tion, health care. economic $ 1.7 millio~ loan from · the developmet]l and job creation .. state infrastructure fund at "People will . want to focus ' zero percent for the new on tangential or controversial water :-;v:-.tem; ·· Mayor issues. but l want to focus on Raymond Cundiff said'. these core concerns that · Council then agreed to proaffect all families in this ceed with TRIAD Engineering state." Strickland said. for the construction of the sys"Everybody has a differeni tem. Cundiff said . idea of what the agenda "We ·will ha,·e new fire · should be. but these are thing' hydrants. w ;~er lines and shut that co1Kern all Ohioans." he o il vaiYes.' he said . "The added. "People are sic k and shut otl valves will allow us tired of the backbiting and 10 close oil an isolated block lighting, and they want a gov- of the line instead of.s hutting ernment that works. down the entire town for an "If people aren't concerned cm~r~enl..'y." • ' about these · issues. maybe With the new water system they need to find another can- goi ng in. it also means ·tha! didate:· 'Strickland said. walt!r rates are going to hi his travels. Strickland said Increase. he senses a desire from voters. Cundiff said the rates wiil go even Republicans. for chan~e up by at least 70 percent. How in Columbus following what Illlll'h the dollar amount will will be 16 years of GOP con- he is unknown at this time . Town leaders hope to stan' trol of the govemnr\ chai~. 1 Please see Strlckl.,.d. AS Please see Mason, AS· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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